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Parents of grade to learn more abe GRID! ' PARENT INFORMATION ikm; Thursday, January 11, 2007 .- 7:30PM “WHEN "mt AND [EARNING NEH" Woodland Christian High School is holding its annual www I‘arenfs of grade eight students are inyitedto an D learn more about our programs, tour our facili and meet the staff. For further information please visit our website I wwwmoodiartdam.ea or call the school.' Bmslau, ON 'reslau, ON NOB 1M0 519 648 2114 woodland.on.ca officemvoodiandsn.ca 1058 Spitzig Road, RR. #1 WOODLAND CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL 'll Waterloo ptarfessionut bridal. ted, to attend our facilities, at "We have the obvious ones from the past, like Moses Springer, who was the mayor of the town of Waterloo, and obvious ones from today, like RIM's Jim Balsillie and Mike laiaridis from the business sector." tains a photograph of the person. "We think our writer has done a great job of captur- ing the essence of the peo~ ple," Seally said. adding the profile list contains people from a variety of sectors: business, education, politi- cal. sports, arts and volun- teers to name a few. ,,. -,v.--\ ""oC8, she also contacted family members of those who have died for additional informa- tion ""7 ..--.,u ll IICT’ lance writer. Beth Gallagher, to compile information on the ISO people from clip- pings in the library's history collection. In some cases, . L . _ t Th "l'd say about a third of the people who made the final list were suggested by the public." The library hired a free- Continued from me I Profiles will be posted on library's website ach profile also con- ti a photograph of the assist in the earlier dir charge of patients from hos- pital care, meet the increas- ingly complex care needs of seniors living in the com- Continued from page 3 Curbside Christmas Tree Collection For Kitchener, Waterloo & Cambridge Residents January 2 to January 15, 2007 _ h Services will merge i Seally said she plans to contact the profiled people or family member; of those being profiled a couple of weeks before the stories are posted. " _ “You'll find out that he didnt havé a long)ife. but he Certainly made an impact in the time he was here," she said. One that especially touched Seally was a story on Capt. Jerry Flynn, a local pilot in the First Word War. ADVERTISERS appreciate it when you tell them Isaw your ad in the Chronicle ===-.i-r--=d2=2uU2e, centre helped us out a lot for him." find information Janet Seally, the history librarian at the Waterloo publ people who will be profiled on the library's website in have helped shape the city's history Please cut your tree in half if over 6 feet ed munity, and enhance and expand wakes to meet the er dis- growing and changing ‘m hos- needs of an aging and Cul- ncreas- turally divtrsiitorjimunity. Beds of “Hopefully this merge l com- will encourage more collatr on; the -lastet Seally WPL "Those who do know have been, quite thrilled so far," Seally said about the response to the project She's hoping that once the profiles are posted. oth- at the Waterloo public library, we library's website in 2007, hit "We want to give people a ... sense of what an i n tereSti ng T community Waterloo is." in springtime Questions? Call 519-883-5100 Iry, shows photos of a few of the highlighting 150 people who "l'm sure more services could be added or shared between organizations." oration between other groups and other parts of the community." Nowak said. once e; PDFis of the profiles also he availahlp nn Hm "We want to give people a rtraily good sense of what an inleresting community Waterloo is," Seally said. . "The project's been so much fun. I'm going to be sad to see it end." To view the profiles start- ing Jan. I. 2007, visit the WPL's website at www.mrplra. _ . ._.......u n have more information the profiled people that w nt available to the library. ers will step forward who e available on the site ach one is posted. 'e-ttb-ras,, mu MAMA/Jun the profiles start- , 2007, visit the website at will as " n