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Business Depot comes to Waterloo A Kitchener construction company IS expected to soon start building a new 27.700-square-foot Business Depot store m north Waterloo. The new store IS to be bolt north of the new [0,312-square- metre Home Depot store currently bang butlt at the northeast comer of King Street North and Northfield Drive. The Business Depot store will from on King Street North. Northland Road and Frobtsher Dnve as well, sud Waterloo's duel building official, Tony krimmer, Monday City of Waterloo plans examiner. Mike McKean. said last Friday Traugolt Construction (Kitchener) Ltd. applied for a building permit for the new store thos past March "cMrskiit'1'Cttfi"isassE J' Lisa Rottenbucher (left) and Julie Potter were just two of approximately 250 volunteers who spread out all over the Kitchener-Waterloo area this past Saturday to take part in the area's first Serve Your City Day'. In all, the volunteers worked on approxi- mately 30 different projects, ranging from {learning up ilower beds to cleaning used wheelchairs. Rot- tenbucher and Potter's project was improving the flower beds at the Waterloo Community Arts Cen- tre. The Volunteer Action Centre of Kitchener- Waterloo organized the event and Scotiabank was the event's major sponsor. Tim Gardner photo Boneless Top Sirloin Steaks M.49m, Extra Lean Ground Beef '2.59m,. Rolled & Stuffed Side Ribs '2.79m, Deli Sliced Assorted Cold Cuts 32.49%. Smoked Octoberfest Sausage 53.09%. St Cro k Salads PoggéMacagni or ColeSSIaw '2.29m,. Millbank Mild Cheddar '4.19m, S’I‘ONE CROCK Serving their city SPECIHLS . Mvrry Mad, prundm oll l Ieamng L'qzllpnu-nl ml! supple, . Wt wm‘nh‘ Mr 11 In ‘nr mummy . thtr staff are profevuonally named Your time is precious. Ours is affordable. bonded .lnd Insured Let merry maids do the work FPF _Citytoholdbitthdqybash For a bmne that sparkles, call p.. Don? rush through the day, mum- wmrfm'uds and family and lo! Mern'Maids (In the (ll-mung The ( tty of Waterloo will be holding d bath day party July H) m Waterloo Park to help tt cel ebrate us 50th anniversary as A oty Tim Gardner ( hlunnlr my The nus cultural programs mount, ( heryl hung, sad last Fnday my stuff derided to hold the punk JS the oty's mam way of celebraung ILs anniversdr) largely because Waterloo held d anmlar event to celebrate Its Incorporation as J mu m i998 "11 Just seemed to be the general rdea around the table that a plum: would be a way that the commumty could gel together and be pan of the celebratron," Ewmg sud “And although the angina] prcmu; was held In june rather than July In 1948. thats the way the my celebrated the event al that lung So u seemed to be J really lure He m t Weekly . By-Weeldy . Special Occasion .. 894-4709 "We're going to try and recreate a plcmc from 50 years ago, ' Ewmg Saul "We really want to, as much as possible, rec realm that flavor You know, wuh three-legged races ilk And I can tell you there ml! be d euneen In the evening at the bandshell Ft bung also said the my hoped the)uly 16 pc- " would have a 1948 theme Ewmg also sad Ge the ongmal ptcmc, this wars Pouc Will probably feature a baby contest among other things Admlssnun wall be free and the tentaltve limes for the plum Will be from 4 - 9 p m Waterloo ofhcrally changed from d town to a my on jan l. 1948 after the Ontario legislature passed the “Lily of Waterloo Act" on April J, 1947 At the lime ol mcorpootron Waterloo only had .1 population of [0,040.