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.Fj'f'['lll'. Inserts delivered with this week‘s Waterioo Chronicle Abbracadabra Cleaning* , Standard Continental* . Entertainment INSERTS Counsellors with the Catholic Family Counâ€" selling Services offer suggestions on how to keep your love life on the right track. ...........1 Great Big Sea brings its infectious, someâ€" times frenzied, mix 0 Celtic/aggressive pop the Lyric tomorrow PME t arsect inavebttersten t least two Waterloo councillors are livid Avfihhmdmm» Te â€"posed major reconstruction of King Couns. Tricia Siemens and Bruce Anderson both said Monday they only recently found out *Selected areas only cnvejnnendntnicind is i. ie o udeniein ism 10 13 18 23 28 10 to 18 Tmldc(!fl),-h.a‘-du-flumdwm'suflub-‘ Mmh,dhqv-l-z,ahfiyuwm.ua of mmhbmnhmm&.n&mfln Mp!b&mw-bumc-&qh,urfidâ€"bhflb Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario. h e ie alls i e r Inesdav. Feb planning to reconstruction msfl.bm;nuhhfl uqu-uut,mm 12 “S::yabflhabum-wdm and is the coâ€"owner of Worth Books on King Street South, a business that will be affected by the reconstruction. Anderson is Waterloo Fi to % ? to sofa sale Owfl'ledodoflof.isonnk.Seeusfordlebeamind» Ofl house, leather * fabric « motion * sofabeds » sectionals a fls Bring in ad for 4 ... AND TWO MORE iivnniimcadapnma in i t nc en ic 20000000 areenantn anicnsmitoniietii MSWE Te pojnl matage in fie wotk. mgund aac-yw. said the $1#75â€"milâ€" project will probably be done in three and is scheduled io be completed by July 20 A public information session regarding the proâ€" pnlntv‘khd&bfln%ay hall between 5 â€" 8 pan. councils liaison with the Region of Waterloo Deborah Crandall phose "I would be very, very sorry now if he says because he‘s reduced tcddabylwflm,lhkfihhhnmym spend," Connolly said. "Because he just hasn‘t " Connolly said he ideally would like the government to review ns *-m-fl&flndfim‘bwup- mhuum*msmmzflllhfl,d § * (Continued on page 9) Connolly said he was actually fairly pleased with Martin‘s D%h&l“flbwm.flw &:&-Lkdlhnumm-*fi “-mfldflmm Media reports say this year‘s defici is expected t0 come in a M”Uinh(hnthfimmflmmd 824.Shflq.hdmfinhuhhnm-‘humw between $1 il-ufl.iiiâ€"-q*dnanuhb create jobs, reduce child poverty and stimulate research and mmm-flwmdm(m bdo-mdlflmk\v-aholm(m-lmd M&nh%mmmw bwbmdwmb&h&a However Waterloo Mayor Brian Turnbull and NDP Party Kitchâ€" cla,'-mm&-mn‘m*m government to do a little spending this year in order to help improve Canada‘s infrastructure and to help create jobs Federal finance minister Paul Martin announced Feb 3 h« would be introducing the 1997 federal budget in the House ~A Commons on Feb. 18. Reform Party of Canada Kitchenerâ€" in the of Waerioo seem o be split over what formen se pen heankoones. Civic leaders split on what federal budget should contain To spend or not to spend C Bring in ad for free gift at purchase Mon. to Sat. 100. 5â€"30p m Thurs. & Fri. 10um Ap m. MacDonald said the work will depend on both regional and city council approval, as well as public input, although regional council has MM-qbfim _ In an interview Monday, Ssemens said she orly lound out that the region was planning t do some major reconstruction on King Street in uptown Warerioo this spring and summer while (Continumed on page 5) Aitanniityliiia is ds css se anenamisdiinrimmreicon s Cheonicle Staff Waterioo spokesman Mike