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There is no doubt that the present library Is 1n a magnif- icent building, but the facile ties are woefully inadequate despite the best efforts of a very caring and dedicated staff. For example, I need to use an electric mobility device for my day-to-day living and there are many others usmg similar equipment or are con- fined to wheel-chairs. There is no reasonable or convenient way at present to get into or out of the build, mg. Once inside, after watt- ing for someone to come along to open the doors, access lo all shelving spaces is very limited and difficult. These kinds of problems have to be remedied and can obviously only be done through major expansion and renovation. Perhaps such sxpansion is not properly suited to this property which would be better left in its pre- sent state. Relocate the library if it means improved amenities 4.97.: The A4 and the A6 2.8 now come standard with these special lease rates for a limited time. Let us tailor a lease plan to meet your needs. After all, with so much to fall in love with, why force yourself to choose only one? . . 2500 King St. E., Kitchener 894-9300 Or you can mu In on “In It www.cmiyw-udlcom I)". mum-u raw [wvhnm m if, mumh hump It'rm M PM!“ Iuih Il I H ()nmlvrw NW Inn‘rul mn- pcnmnx In 34 munlh 1cowterrufwr YO) Andy A4 I " Olmum i,nd " 1’10quer [my lungcr "‘er m mnrr mhmumum plmw um iVolcr IrltC by Vrowagen Cred" Canada ‘m 0ch eAptrx" Apral d IN” If movmg to a new location can provide all the amemucs required In an economically viable way then that seems to be the way to go Incidentally your headlme (March I issue of the Water- loo Chronicle) makes " appear that there are many residents m opposition, but the article shows only two,who,of course, are per- fectly entitled to lhnr 0pm- Ion. Relocation of the Waterloo public library to the First Gulf development next to the new Zehrs would be good for the development and Zchrs. Depending on the lease terms, u may not be good for the taxpayers in the long run. We are told II IS not feasible to again expand the library at the present location and there is a buyer waiting. An alternative to leasing the library space might be to consider a new library on the shores of Silver Lake where the Memorial Arena now If we have to move it, how 'bout Waterloo Park? Law 2000 _ '69' A 4 Idle Martn Break IS cr-JY a revs days away _ WIN you nave a housefJl of kldS with nothing to do? {on us at the Radisson for a "Ore Day Getaway' Relax. urwnd in we of our cc.mfcrtab/e rooms. VVatch a move or chavenge the kwdg to Nrtendo games fy hour free) or envoy Quality tme with :y'Cur che ‘L‘ren In our ndocr pact 'vVFatever you do, do -I {ogethen [om LS soonjom Gold Rewards. Free Nights. Global Rewards. 2% . my Mme: East km mm. LN ma um SF) 78% 991a) www.radisson.comz"kitchenerca I-800-333-3333 KlTCHENER-VVATERLO0 or contact your travel professsortat 8 ou, Sid Turner altro Escaping doesn't require goingfar. Just going together. tihener stands With a big expansion plan of we parks In the new park, the outdated Memorial Arena could be superceded by a new Memorial Library or Millennium Library on the shores of our histonc Water- loo Park. We trust council th1 study such possibilities before committing to a long- term lease, With so much change about to hit Waterloo's core, the Idea of the library mov- mg IS not so perplexing, Relocating to the Seagram lands might be a better solu- mm than behind the Zehrs. A hbrary won't raise so many issues with the whiny Euclid area residents as the meme theatre did, However, the issue of rent- ing space from First Gulf is completely om of the ques- lion. If they exist rent free and own the current build- mg then it would be com- pletely irresponsible to put themselves in a rental situation. Move it, sure, but don't rent it What to choose ... what to choose? Crosby Aug)! Gerald A. Fischer Any rem would be eventu- ally passed on to the taxpay- ers. COMFORT SPEED SUPPORT oiiiit'iii, I 'fiiia,-etrlr,r ilitsuts. Rob Heinbecker Lust Rah" . 2000 A4 I x "EASTER PROMOTION" Capture the moment with some buntrie you love _.. have your child/children photographed with live bunnies. The perfect "Easter" Gift for family and fiends. Sitting Fee $34.00 5 packages available starting from $70.00 Promotion starts Thursday, March 9th until Saturday, April 8, 2000 Call Studio (519) 742-1997 303 Highland Road West, Kitchener (Opposite Keg Restaurant) PETER DENNIS PHOTOGRAPHY (Master of Photographic Arts) 2000 A4 I KT Quattro 2000 A6 2 R Quattro 'Sneak a peak at our Easter display " Brighten up someone':, day! 885-3857 Across trom LCBO 55 Erb St. E. Waterloo with live bunnies