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‘New lease on life approval for the zoning change and work on the new parking spaces is now under way, they‘re just a small part of what‘s already been done and what‘s ahead in the future for Richmond Square. "We‘re spending $1 million to $1.3 million on these buildings," Kay said in a Adiiaidinitensiniss s CC Comenninns h The opening days of Octoberfest were blest with outstanding (Continued from page 1) a wonderful parade. to see what‘s Jast year. 1 L h Emm emrmrae w c o e ie n en e t underway or being planned as well. Afiafixyasdmflea,flmhdzmmalth;dswm finally have an who appears to care about them. Mktmmlflm:lvwmbdmdunl}wywwu been," said. "And we‘re looking for betier days ahead." 10 last m |IIIG$ Program / Â¥ lm.mlflordafililylevdldbmh‘huuoflfi-thd:. mwmuwmu.mm-m remember what a wonderful place Canada is to live. We have so much we take for granted in this country. For all your real estate needs call Ted Scharf, Broker, 747â€" wifibevery'nfive.lflauntammbeficublylmvwnh- Syur.oflwnl%udrmmbemhwdb\ven mm-bv&-tful‘_eomcwillbrmmhrmto The parking garages are to be repainted and lighting in them is to be in« reased five fold. The pool area and squash courts are to recerve major renovations while Building 1 is to get a new emergency generator Also not only is the water softening sysiem to be repaired in the complex a water purification system is also to be installed. Many other improvements are Turnbull said this past September if the foundation acepted Waterioo‘s proposal, the city intended to try and sign up between 50â€"100 smallâ€" and mediumâ€"sized Waterioo businesses to take par in the first year of the program Speaking at Friday‘s official launch will be provincial Mirusier of Labor and Waterloo North MPP Fhizabeth Witmer Turnbull the chairman of the Safe Communiues Foundation. Jefl Cannon Pau\ Kells and the Mayor of Brockville, Ontamo through the use of 2 teieâ€" cmmn,&o&vfikuflkadym(Muurummh taking part in the pilot project whflMbyMdenmydhle»yadd son, Sean Kells, who died in an industnal explosion on the thard day of his partâ€"time job in November, 1995 The foundation‘s goal is eventually to make Canadz the safest place to live and work in the world The City of Waterloo plans to officially launch 2 new program to 7 ahumibfifiahw-mg city hall Linda Thompson, Mayor Brian Turnbull‘s assistant and 2 memâ€" g udamuc_-gnq-m_; tee, said the official launch of the program is to begin at 10 2 m. on . Friday and will be held in Waterloo‘s council chambers. A reception $ is to be held immediately following in the Erb Room adjacent to the council chambers. All members of the public are invired to both the official launch and the reception. fi(ktl,k&CMmet:Qy of Waterloo‘s proposal t take part in a twoâ€"year pilot project to try and reduce accidents in the work place Each community accepred by the foundation as a pilot project will receive up 10 $40,000 over two years from the foundation to finance the program Foâ€"h?nnamâ€"u-p;d-w