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FOR OUT OF TOWN DELIVERY WORLDWIDE, CALL TolLâ€"rree: 1â€"888â€"ROSEâ€"888 ZELLERS PLAZA 94 Bridgeport Rd. E. (at Weber), Waterloo 888â€"7070 Stay Tuned Monday If council supports Brighton school‘s bid to remain open, it should also support Harold W. Wagner school As stated in the Waterloo Chronicle on Jan. 24, the councilliors voted unaniâ€" mously in favour of keeping the school open. his is with regard to the TCily of Waterloo counâ€" cil meeting held on Monday, Jan. 22, 2001. At this meeting delegations from Brighton public school made presentations with respect to saving their school from closing. We are parents from Harold W. Wagner public school who, along with othâ€" ers, have been trying since June 2000 to gather support for our school. At the start of this we called our councillor for the ward that Harold W. Wagner is in, and we received a very Waterloo Heights Retirement Apartments Valentine‘s Tea s Open House a O _ 170 Erb. St. W., Waterloo â€" i Join us for an afternoon of music and refreshments Book a seat by calling 886â€"3410 Friday, Feb. 16, 2001 & 2:30 p.m. â€" at We were told that the City of Waterloo had no say in what went on with the board of education. He said that the board notifies the city of what their plans are, but that it is board business and not the City of Waterloo‘s. different response than that shown on Monday night. Therefore, we as a group did not pursue this any furâ€" ther. Instead, we focused on the board of trustees with the school board. They ultiâ€" mately have the final deciâ€" sion on this matter. . We cannot fault the peoâ€" ple from Brighton public school for trying to get counâ€" cil support. They have been through this review process three times. However, in fairness to itX Harold W. Wagner, we too are a core school, and if supâ€" port is shown to Brighton it should also be shown to Harold W. Wagner. This should not be turned into a fight between the two schools. The board‘s proâ€" posal is to close both Brighton and Harold MW. Wagner. Perhaps more inâ€"depth information should be gathâ€" ered by both the City of Waterloo and the school board, in order to best decide the fate of both these core schools, and more importantly, all the students involved. ICL a LOE home to us 1 “ every § s rl;’t\’{ec/nesday â€" WATERLOGG CHRONICLEâ€" Mary Bali and Wendy Pearce, concerned parents, Waterloo