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inserts delivered with this week‘s Waterioo Chronicie: Moore‘s, Fairway Christmas Gift Guide, Murray‘s Clothing* Lexington public school : principal Gary Chard says the plan to take principals and viceâ€" principals out of teachâ€" ers‘ associations will lead to an adversarial INSERTS *Selected areas only Wilbimndiniiintsnetitisitinth isininisintisisines > Em Oe Sopcy s However as part of the local improvement, council also approved an extension of the Iron Horse Trail from Allen Street West to William Street West along one side of Caroline Street. Although Waterloo council approved local improvement construction work on Caroline Street between Allen Street West and William Street West at a regular council meeting Nov, 3. Work on constructing a new road base, curbs and sidewalk will likely begin this spring. Jim Erb, a partner with the Edward, R. Good Funeral Home Lid. on King Street South, said in an interview last Friday he‘s conâ€" cerned about the possible loss of approximately 39 parking spaces in the Caroline Street/William Street West area especially if develâ€" opment begins soon on the nearby currently vacant Labatt lands. Sttathiacas Because of the construction of the new retirement home west of Brewmeister Green, another 17 parking spaces west of Brewmeisâ€" ter Green are already disappearing begins on the Labatt lands, the hundreds of cars currently using that area for parking (mostly from The Mutual Group) will flood into the area to battle over fewer parkâ€" Currently parking is allowed on both sides of Caroline Street between Allen Street West and William Street West. However if the Iron Horse Trail is built along the west side of the street, Erb said (Continued on page 7) LITTLE ANGELS Lakeshore Optimist member Philip Schmaus spent his Saturday afternoon volunâ€" teering at the Angel Tree at Westmount Place in Waterloo. The Ange! Tree program wmm&-y.mm gilts for local children in less fortunate Area residents are encouraged to brighten up Christmas mornâ€" zh--l‘ycfllbyp-rhflnmuynddupmnoflu the Ange! Tree program is in operation through Dec. 24. Deborch Crandall phene a L L« ’ * M h L .' . U % A / M TE _~ m ihee KÂ¥ ) E> ~ 7 â€" N l F l mss «B s P * a e t . C h bea + * Ese Gift Ideas for the golfer, hockey player, curier or ball player on your list 1348 Weber S1. E. Kitchener 894â€"1959 Mon. â€" Wed. 10â€"6, Thurs. Fri. 104 _«‘1 1 ) BA 95. Sun. 125 MpsctnMbarratymsmsessmee