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local charity amides clothing and shoes [or needy ehlldren A local charity that guts needy children new clothing and shoes for school wrll be selling up a promotional der play In Conestoga Mall July 12-13 Send'em off bmlllng up founder and board memberOll Malleck. sad m a recent news release that almost 600 chil- dren have been registered wtth the charity In Kllchener-Waler- loo and Cambruige thes year The organization IS acuvely seeking communuy sponsors to fulfsl its mandate of helping all needy children and still needs at least 150 more sport- sors. "This 15 our sixth year of operation and the need has never been so great," Mallcck said. "All of the schools we worked with in K-W and Cam- bridge were able to easily Iden- lily families m need" "These kids look forward to receivmg what may be the only new clothing and shoes they ever get," Malleck said "We dont want to disappoint them. When we make our dchvenes before school begins in Sep- tember, it's just like Christmas morning lo them." GRCA to hold summer day camps at Laurel Creek Nature Centre in Waterloo The Grand River Conserva- lion Authority will be operat- ing a full slate of Conservation Day Camps at its laurel Creek Nature Centre in Waterloo thrs summer. The day camps wdl offer interested children a Wide range of nature and outdoor education actrvures, The camps are for paniopants aged nine through 12, Camps at the Laurel Creek Nature Cenlre wall be sched- uled every week this summer through July and August and will offer lots of hands-on nature anwuues. The Bush Blazers Nature Day Camp will he held m the nature centre, in cnnjumuon with the Waterloo Calhohc distrtct school board Most day camps are of live days duration and fees Arc uso- ally $100 per camp Single day rates are available, pending avmlabduy, and duwounts are available for shhngs Bookmgs art limited In pm serve the quality nl programs, MT early reservations are rev ormnended for more information call the laurel treek Nature ( cn- m do Waterloo Catholic der Ind school board at 745-6887 Send'ém OH Smihng (SOS) matches actual children wath Interested shoppers who buy clothing for a child according to specrht sizing and age The cluld's confidentiality IS mam tamed dunng the process and one person or a group of peo- 'rit"E"ici9s WITH /jr,.f?.fo' names when so” . 3.8 t V6 205 HP engine . g-speed s-uns' ,rI-Ilo-no/ noun-s: automatic transmission with 5398 iiiiiiiiiiii,iiir, overdrive . Next Generation dual t'.'.utru'gl= front air bags . l. wheel ABS . on remote keyless entry systerM'ASS muse key" n theft deterrent system . nn s ' . (rune . air . power windows/ ' =ll'J',"s-. doorsllmnk . 6 way power drivel seat ple can sponsor to cumin a duld for between $75 to “00 Anyone who would hke to sponsor a (hlld can look for Send'cm Off bmllmg's display at Conestoga Mall or can call 744-5078 LIMITED TIME OFFER ONLY AT YOUR BUICK DEALERS. E57" manly 're-.: porn-m mm.” m PURCHASE Human; FOR " mounts The ia senes of courses will run through July 13, 14 and 15 followed by another series July 10, 21 and 22. A third series will be held The KuchenerWaterloo branch of the Canahan Red Cross wull be offering a num- ber of babysitting courses this summer at tts 186 king Street South offices K-W chapter of Canadian Red Cross to offer summer babysitting courses . 3.8 L V6 205 HP engine . a-speed automatic transmission with overdrive . Next Generation dual front air bags . a-wheel ABS . remote keyless entry system/perimeter lighting/PASS-Kev' II theftdeterrent system . dualltme climate Lontrol I 10~way power driver/passenger seats . power windows/ doomRrunk , “mooning ‘vmmm-IMnyn'anan s In August running through Aug 10, ll and 11 followed by a fourth series runumg through Aug. 17, 13 and 19. - People should contact the local Red Cross office at 742-2785 In order to register early for the babysitting courses. Mormng and afternoon scsswns are available. "ASE In}! 07m 16mm; 2.8%" "