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Inserts delivered with this _ week‘s Waterioo Chronicie: “' 'm"' n "a'm' 'i'u‘. they‘ll be in Kitchener July 17 for a gig at Mrs. Robinson‘s ................15 They‘re more than just a garage band, they‘re nbiverGNMNcacamremmmmmmnms e meminmmt Waterloo tennis player © Brant Carson will be representing Team Ontario at next month‘s $ ‘h“â€"“dfiltbddhxum mittee says a report on Waterloo‘s lingering flrzuwflwlwa Mpfihm Waterloo Craig Hoddle said in a recent interview the committee‘s draft report on cats Com@imittee to recommend registration program for cats *Selected areas only WATERLOOQ BuBLUC uamamy Chronicle Staff 991. 1 5 909 At least one person travelled all the way from Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan this past Friday to attend Saturday‘s sixth annual Aviâ€" it resident L1 Rumpel ,nmzl;u':uu:hw. Â¥ , flew into the airport in one of two Tutor jets this past Friday afternoon, along with three other pilots from Canadian Forces Base Moose Jaw â€" 15 Wing, to take part in the air show. Aviation Day is put on by the Waterloo Wellington Flying Club. Rumpel and his three colleagues put on two aerial shows for specâ€" tators at the airport after their arrival, one late Friday afternoon and one early Saturday afternoon. The fAying demonstrations, all perâ€" hudhdn'hujeu,inchddanv&nw; at approximately 700 km per hour, a couple of loops and a rather draâ€" mkmlidwl‘h Tutor jets are the same airplanes used by the Canadian Armed : Forces worldâ€"famous Snowbirds. About the vertical roll, Rumpel said a Tutor jet pilot flew the airâ€" plane 300 feet above the ground and then pulled it up ."WWW*‘P‘“W'W During the roll, the airplane travelled approximately 8,000 feet straight up. The entire procedure took about 15 seconds. Although a more senior pilot was at the controls during last Friâ€" day‘s and Saturday‘s manoeuvres, Rumpel was in the cockpit with the pilot. He will eventually be able to perform the roll. , "I can do all that stull about 3,000 feet above the ground," Rumpel said about the vertical roll. "But 1 need to learn to bring it down (to 300 feet) for air shows. And that will be a couple of years." wh*m-umwvm he was 17 and became interested in the activity because his mother Renie was learning to fly at the time. He received his flying licence in the summer of 1991, the same year he graduated from Waterloo colâ€" legiate institute. The future pilot then attended Royal Military College in Kingston in 1991 and graduated in 1995. He then went to Canadian Forces Base Moose Jaw later that year to attend Canadian Forces Flying Training School. He graduated this past April. Please phone or write for a.copy of our new CONSUMER INFORMATION BOOKLET This booklet provides the following information: * the mission and history of our funeral home . ...; onmmddmbmmm h * a detailed question and answer section â€" * information on our People Needing People community outreach program > * prices and information on cemetery and cremation costs * a Preâ€"Arranged Puneral Form you can fill out in the privacy of your home Waterloo council decided to set up the ad hoc cat commitiee this past Sept. 18 after council will likely be presented to Waterloo council at is next regular meeting on July 28. One of the comâ€" “:m.lhhhfiâ€" lishment of a cat registration program in the city, although Hoddle said no such program could currently be set up in the city and wouldn‘t be until at least carly 1998. (Continued on page 9) Airport in one of two Tutor jets this past Friday to take part in last Saturday‘s Waterâ€" loo Wellingion Flying Club‘s sixth annual Aviation Day. Checking out the cockpit of Rumpel‘s jet Saturday was 22â€"month old Zachary Moreil Tam Gartues phors Lailed 10 pass a cas bylaw w reswrict the move: ment of cats in the city. The commitice, made up of Hoddie, Coun. nm,uucw.u Waterioo Regional Veterinary Association and the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo and North Waterloo Former Waterloo resident L1. Christopher Rumpel, 25, flew into the Waterioo Regional Society, was to look into the possibility Anemnnmen css im oc ofbhicitifin. 171 King Street South, Waterioo, Ontario N2J 1P7 Funeral Home Limited EDWARD R. GOOD The Edward A. Good Funeral Home was estatlished in 1946 and is the only indepandertly ounad and operated tyneal home in Kichener and Wateticc in March, Hoddle said the commitiee was on the verge of an impasse because none of the varâ€" tous parties seemed willling to accept each others poinis of view of serting up a cityâ€"wide suerilization program for dogs and cas, as well as othes iwsues, and was originally to report back 10 council this past Febâ€" (Contimuad on page &)