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MAILING ADDRESS: Please make cheques payable to Waterloo Minor Baseball Association, /o Albert McCormick Arena, 500 Parkside Drive, Waterloo, ON N2L 5J4. For additional information, please call 888â€"0244 evenings between 7:00â€"9:00 SIGNATURE of Parent/Guardian TELEPHONE ADDRESS J AGES 6 â€" 13 Sat. January 11 â€" 5:00â€"7:00 pm Sun. January 12 â€" 8:00â€"11:00 am NAME INSTRUCTORS Len Perkings, former head coach of MacComb College, Michigan Rudy Furchak, former professional scout & pitching instructor, Detroit Tigers Two other instructors from MacComb College. WHEN: SATURDAY, January 11 & 18 & SUNDAY January 12 & 19, 1997 COST $70.00 LOCATION Manulife Sport Centre Boys & Girls AGES 6 to 18 years old Bridge Street, Waterloo Please bring glove, baseball helmet & running shoes. (We are not responsible for lost or stolen equipment pitching Players will be taught fimdammhhj a v;.;wvâ€" ing ;i-l'l.l;-e‘donc- -'i;.l“l-;;fi-;;u station format. The instruction program will include: hitting & bunting middle infield play sliding & baserunning throwing & catching fint@zfirdhnphy outfield skills It is recommended that the administration building and the maintenance building, 83 Erb Street West, be designated heritage landmarks for both historical and architectural reasons. These buildings are representative of early industry architecture as well as being signature buildings of Waterioo. Notice of objection to this designation may be served on the Clerk of the Corporation of the City of Waterloo within thirty days of this notice. Any notice of objection shall indicate the reasons for the objection and all relevant facts. The last day for filing an objection is January 10, 1997. DATED at Waterloo this 11 day of December, 1996. The administrative building is most likely the oldest structure on the side dating to 1861. This building fronts on Erb Street West and is a two storey masonry with brick detailing and gothic arched attic windows. The building was used as a coopers shop (barrel making) with barrel and lumber storage and in 1950 was occupied as a machine shop. In 1981, this building was renovated as the administration offices for the distillery. The maintenance building is a one story brick building with walls that have engaged pilasters, corbelling and spandrels with segmentally arched double hung windows. This building was used for the foundry and stables. The subject lands are municipally known as 83 Erb Street West on the southeast corner of Erb Street West and Euclid Avenue, and include the former administration and maintenance buildings for "J.E. Seagram‘s Distillery". The lands were recently purchased by Sunvest Realty and are now home of ReMax Real Estate Architecture to be designated includes all facades of the administration building and administration building. Waterloo intends to designate the hereinafter historie and architectural importance within the Ontarmio Heritage Act, R.S.0. 1990. N(Y"CElSllEmYGm@’t@ngxnfildtheCmtfimofdnCityd 3 WATERLOO MINOR ‘ BASEBALL ASSOCIATION STREET WINTER BASEBALL CAMP A GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR ANY YOUNGSTER HERITAGE DESIGNATION REGISTRATION FORM SESSIONS stretching skills YOUNGSTER‘S AGE HEALTH CARD NO the hereinafter mentioned yropcrty'ioii; of CITY Q AGES 14 â€" 18 Sat. January 18 â€" 7:00â€"9:00 pm Sun. January 19 â€" 11:00 amâ€"2:00 pm 100 Regina Street South, P.O. Box 337 Waterloo, Ontario N2J 4A8 (519) 747â€"8704 HOME TELEPHONE meaning of Section 29 of the POSTAL CODE L.J. Ayers, City Clerk _ City of Waterloo Bex May Be Wasted On The Young bedmmm.lid:adswnumdhhfikuefiudimmfieinfimq and relationships. Their book is frank and practical as well as friendly and humorous.. Ansudonmhfwmlmdcpukeumopentoqwfimmdm : Refreshments provided. Cost $2.00 per session _ Please join us Tuesday evening for the regularly scheduled Aquafit classes and lane swim! _WING 404 R.C.A.F.A. ROTARY ADULT CENTRE (The following program times are canâ€" celled due to the WCSSA Swim Meet) Tuesday, December 17th www. oceta. on. ca/city. waterioo The last day for filing an objection is January 10, 1997. DATED at Waterioo this 11 day of December, 1996. significantly to the social and business fabric of the community. Its history can be, traced back to the 1860s when it was owned by Daniel Snyder who operated Waterloo‘s first Post Office. It is believed that a small twoâ€"storey home was located on this lot on the corner of Albert and Duke (Dupont) streets in the late 1860s which was probably the place referred to in Sutherland‘s Gazetteer of 1870 as the Albert Hotel with Jacob Dahm as its proprietor. In 1874 Christian Letter, an immigrant stone mason recently from Germany bought the Albert Hotel and enlarged it by building an extension along Duke (Dupont) Street. He named it the Market Hotel. Between 1874 and 1917, the property, including stables and driving shed, changed ownership numerous times and in 1917 was acquired by The John Forsyth Company, which converted it to a Streef were razed and a modern attached structure was constructed. In 1977, the PonylhcompcnymovednflthcmanulactmingwtheirKitdwneryhntandthe ‘ Waterloo building was used as a warehouse. In 1991 the old Forsyth buildings were purchased by Bill Weber who renovated tbewmpkx.aufingumiudmidenfidmdcommerdddflebpmt.w renovations, it became evident that about 40 feet of the building along Dupont Street and facing Albert Street had once been a separate structure. It is recommended that the lands and premises be designated due to the building‘s historical merits. Notice of objection to this designation may be served on the Clerk of the Capmfimddufitydwmmfirtydandtfilnm.mmd Swimplex Notes: NOTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the Corporation of the City of Waterloo intends to designate the hereinafter mentioned property to be of historic and architectural importance within the meaning of Section 29 of the Ontario Heritage Act, R.8.0. 1990. s + The subject lands are municipally known as the Market Hotel building, 12 Dupont Street West, and are owned by William James Weber. The Market Hotel building has been a landmark in Waterloo since the 1860s when it was situated in the centre of civic activity from about the time that the settlement of Waterloo was incorporated as a Village in 1857. Its function as a hotel and later as an important industrial enterprise has contributed Winter Swim Lesson Registration is now on! for Babies, Tots, Preschoolers, School Age, Youth, Adults, Seniors â€" all ages, all levels! Please call the Swimplex for further information , CANCELLED! JITY INFORM, 510 Dutton Drive, Waterloo N2L 4C6 Phone: 888â€"6356 Fax: 888â€"6281 Friday, December 13, 1996 10:00 â€" 11:30 HERITAGE DESIGNATION The Swimplex is located in the Waterloo Recreation Complex on Father David Bauer Drive in Waterloo. 100 Regina Street South, P.O. Box 337 Waterloo, Ontario N2J 448 O (519) 747â€"81704, ioi . Ayers, City Clerk c o af Yerarins remes e 4 /3 %u 1| Date, alaliSkadmcti