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HERITAGE LANDMARK Pocal Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee Saturday, October 4, 2003: 9am â€" 12 pm MAIN TENT #1: Columbia Forest Boulevard trail entrance Handsâ€"on Activities * Environmental Toyland â€" Learn about the 3 R‘s * Stream Buffer Planting * Environmental Games Educational Workshops * Water: Ours to Protect * Meet "Bigsy" the Snapping Turtle * Ecoâ€"friendly Gardening * SWM Ponds & Yellow Fish Road Activity MAIN TENT #2: Columbia Forest Court trail entrance Handsâ€"on Activities * Stream Rehabilitation Interpretive Hikes * Fall colours * Geology of the West Side _ . * West Side Trail and Forest Ecology THE CITY OF |§:i' Waterloo A SANCTIONED EVENT Refreshments, prizes and fun for the whole family! For more information: 747â€"8601 / www.city.waterlo0.on.ca West Side Waterloo â€" Columbia Forest Subdivision at the Trans Canada Trail Pavilion in Waterloo Park (Located off Father David Bauer Drive) Celebrate the unveiling of the new panel for the Pavilion with over 500 donor‘s names inscribed. REFRESHMENTS! PRIZES! For more information call 747â€"8601 OR Check out the City‘s website at www.city.waterloo.on.ca COMMUNITY PARKS WEEK West of Erbsville Road and north of Columbia Street ECOâ€"FESTIVAL â€" on West Side Waterloo Sunday, October 5, 2003 at 1:00 pm 88 Fountain Street Wednesday, October 8, 2003 _ at 5:00 pm PLAQUE UNVEILING PROGRAM of the ELSWORTHY/ELGIE HOUSE Take part in the City of Waterloo‘s Annual Trans Canada Trail Tour â€" F WAT <4 ?\%nf: R City of Waterloo‘s Family Oktoberfest Event: SpaB ‘n Spiel (meaning fun & games) Sunday, October 19th 2003, at RIM Park Needs volunteeers to assist with: * Set up and decorating * Security * Fun Casino * Sport Challenges & Games * Food Services For more information call 885â€"1220 ext. 241 EXPERIENCE THE TRANS CANADA TRAIL! Presents the 9 am; 10 am; 9:30 am; 11 am; 9 am â€" 12 pm m; 11 am m; 10 am 10:30 am 11:30 am 12 pm 10 am 11 am 10 am 11 am COMMUNITY INFORMATION 886â€"1 550 BOYS Born Born Born Born Born 1988 Born 1987 Born 1986 GIRLS Born Born 1988 Born 1986 Born All players must tryout with their appropriate age group. There will be final tryouts in the spring for these age groups, however attendance at these fall times is very important and participation in the winter trainâ€" ing can be advantageous. Approximately 20â€"25 players will be selected for winter indoor skills development. A registration fee will be charged for the winter indoor skills development programme For more information please call the club at 578â€"9680, or visit our website at www waterloominorsoccer.com SELECT coaches needed for Boys/Girls U9 teams, contact the office if interested Open Rep Tryouts for the Outdoor 2004 season will be held according to the schedule below. Children born in 1995 play select. For more information call the Ravens Hot Line 886â€"7903 and leave a message or visit our web site www.waterlooravens.com Midas "Rookie Ravens" Girls Hockey Fundamentals Program Instructed by the WGMHA. It‘s tailored for beginner players only, ages 4 to 7 years *Registration will be limited* 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1989 1988 1995 1993 1992 1991 1989 REP TRYOUTS WATERLOO MINOR SOCCER Waterloo Girls &R Minor Hockey For the kids, For the game, For the fun of it! www.city.waterloo0.on.ca Learn to play Hockey!!! "Rookie U9 Select U10 Un U12 U3 UL4 U1S « U16 U17 U18 U9 Select UI10 U Ui2 U13 U14 UIS U16 U18 Program runs End of October to Mid February Sundays 5:30 to 6:30 pm RIM Park avens Oct Oct Oct Oct price onl RIM 6 RIM 1 RIM 1 RIM 1 RIM 3 RIM 3 Bechtel 1 Bechtel 5 Bechtel 1 Bechtel 1 RIM 6 RIM 8 RIM 11 RIM 8 RIM 11 Bechtel 6 Bechtel 6 Bechtel 5 Bechtel 5 v $79.00 3 pmâ€"S5pm 1iamâ€"1pm Ipmâ€"3pm 3pmâ€"Spm Yamâ€"11am 1pmâ€"3pm 1pmâ€"3pm Ipmâ€"3pm 3pmâ€"Spm 11amâ€"1pm Ipmâ€"3pm 1pmâ€"3pm Ipmâ€"3pm 3pmâ€"Spm 3pmâ€"Spm Ipmâ€"3pm 3pmâ€"Spm 3pmâ€"Spm 1 lamâ€"1pm girl!