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tent. And both the Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery and Perimeter Institute will have activities for children at their facilities. Community set for big birthday bash And the minor sports groups will be running oldâ€" fashioned games, such as egg tosses and threeâ€"legged races, in the park. The entertainment there will begin at 1 p.m., and people are encouraged to bring a picnic and lawn chairs. Continued from page 3 Volunteers have played a critical role in making the parade and picnic a reality, said Chris Barker, the city‘s manager of adult programs. "Truly, it‘s been the volâ€" unteers who have been the backbone in assisting staff and supporting staff to get this project off the ground." The city is still looking for more volunteers to help out. For information, contact volunteer services at 519â€" 888â€"0409 as soon as possiâ€" ble. Mansell, meanwhile, encourages the public to attend the festivities to learn A boy covers his ears as a cadet bandgetsready to play Wide brim provides superb sun protection Toggle sizingâ€"adjustment creates ‘staying power‘ Reversible Crushable/Packable ‘ Available in three sizes fitting a newbom to a 6 )gear old ‘ Head 2 Toe Lifectyle Clothing For Men & Women "nmete | * Titiey * Roya! Rabbine * Wootrich 0f hats * Australian Outhack Colleetion 1440 King $1., in Rrvormorke, St. Jaeab 5106642669 pmoTos coumTESY of Tit waTeRLOO PuBUC Lbtaiy more about the city‘s her itage.. "If you really want to belong to a city, you need to belong to its roots. Otherâ€" wise it‘s just Grand Central Station. "The way to feel like you belong to someplace is to know at least one or two litâ€" tle pieces of the story. i1." An allâ€"girl band takes part in one of the parades that were once common in Waterloo "And this is how you do UPF 59+ everjndideual city P;openy Standards Byâ€"laws or Lot Muinlcn;u‘\cerByJaws may apply to these situations. All properties within the Regional Municipality of Waterloo, including the townships of North Dumfries, Wellesiey. Wilmot and Woolwich and the cities of Cambridge, Kitchener and Waterloo, are hereby requested to be in compliance with the Weed Control Act, R.S.0. Chapter W.5 by June 11, 2007 and throughout the season. Designated Noxious Weeds _ U Common barberry Dodder spp Knapweed spp Blackâ€"seeded proso muillet Russian thistle Noxious weeds may be destroyed by the following methods: a) pulling or otherwise removing the plants from the soil; b) cutting the roots or stalks of the plants before the seeds have c) cultivating the soil in which the plants are growing: d) treating with a herbicide that causes the plants to be destroy Leafy spurge their seeds. It is requested that any resident observing or suspect the weed known as the Giant Hogweed is growing in the Region of Waterloo to contact the Area Weed Inspector. At present, this weed is not a designated noxious weed but should be eradicated and the Area Weed Inspector can advise on methods. Giant Hogweed should not be handled nor burned. The Regional Municipality of Waterloo and the cities of Cambridge, Kitchener and Waterloo strongly encourage the methods of (a), (b). or (c) to control noxious weeds. Inquiries or complaints should be directed to: Larry Martin, Area Weed Inspector Regional Municipality of Waterioo §19â€"575â€"4016;, LRS@region. waterloo.on.ca Shayne Turner Leslie Roach Odiho DeVarges. Byâ€"law Enforcement Office Municipal Weed Inspector Municipal Weed Inspector City of Kitchener, 5§19â€"741â€"2330 City of Waterloo, 519â€"747â€"8645 City of Cambridge, 519â€"740â€"4684 NOTICE TO RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS REGARDING NOXIOUS WEEDS CouRrTEsY OF THE CiTy OF WATERLOO HERTAGE COLLEC NON Region of Waterloo PUBLIC NOTICE Goat‘s beard spp European buckthorn Milkweed spp Bull thistle Scotch thistle Yellow racket plants to be destroyed or prevents the growth of the plants or npening of Wild carrot Poison hemlock Sowâ€"thistle tannual and perennial) Canada thistle Poison ivy Tuberous vetchling [ MrcaTS & CHEESE ] e developed sufficiently to open after cutting Ontario Corn Fed @ Eye of Round Roasts . .**. Boneless Pork Loin Roasts Large Roasting Chickens . Smoked Back Bacon ... Deli Sliced Oven Roasted Chicken Breast ........ Pine River Marble Cheese _..... SPECIALS on now to May 26" Our beef is cut from Canada grades AA, AAA WATERLOO CHRONICLE + Wednesday, May 23, 2007 * 9 Colt‘sâ€"foot Johnson grass Cypress spurge Ragweed spp Nodding thistle Velvetleaf . s6.89/"’!. $3 .99/“\ $3.691 $2.391 $8 .491 $‘5.99,,