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{ Petals & POFS Inc. _ Flower & Gift Sbog‘ 14 + WATERLOO CHRONICLE » Wednesday, June 6, 2007 Worsbip Wabhâ€"Us"I (Check out out website under coming events â€" calendar for a detailed schedule of services Church of the Holy Saviour Guest Speaker: Anne Chafe, Heritage Resources Program Manager, > City of Waterloo Upbeat Family Worship & Sunday School 10:00 a.m 48 Hawkesville Road Nursery care provided Wheelchair accessible +/ Hearing assisted Musical entertainment provided by The Sounds of Singing School All are welcome R.S.V.P. to Van Xaysy at (519) 575â€"4404 ext. 3001 Kitchener: 725 Ottawa St. S. _ Watertoo: 65 University Ave. E. Sundayâ€"8am, 91 Sam (Sunday School) & 11am Wednesday â€" 10am Holy Euchanist Nursery care provided at 915am â€" Wheelchair Accessible Reception to follow at Rummelhardt School FOUNDATION O ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Tuesday, June 12, 2007 â€" 7:00 p.m. Kâ€"W Bilingual School _ The Venerable Peter T. Townshend {CALVARY UNITED m â€"â€" St. Jacobs â€"â€" Tel: 743â€"8772. | www.holyâ€"saviour.on.ca 33 Allen Street East, Waterloo 600 Erb Street West, Waterloo, ON (Gymnasium) Tel: 519â€"664â€"2311 0 0 I 0 & & / Waterloo Regional Presentation of Awards eritage Election of Directors (Anghicart ) Refreshments ADVERTISERS : appreciate it | saw your ad in the tell them ... Celebrate Eucharist with us Mass times are: Saturday 5:00 p.m. Sunday 9:30 & 11:30 a.m. Vietnamese 4:00 p.m. Weekdays Tuesday â€" Fridays 12:00 noon St. Louis Roman Catholic Church (uptown Waterio0) 53 Allen St. E., 743â€"4101 www.stiouisparish.ca Questions about the Catholt faith? Call Us To announce your place of worship here, please call Matt at 623â€"3050 ext. 208 it â€" Sundays ch 10:50 am & 6:00 pm Wednesdays 7:00 pm ____ 306 Erb St. W. Waterioo + 886â€"6530 Evervone Welicome! Continued from page 13 Parklands the place to be in Waterloo In 1890, 60 acres of Jacob Eby‘s farm were sold by his widow to the town â€" for $74 an acre! That land became Waterâ€" loo‘s West Side Park. Furnished with a large grandstand (built in 1895), a substantial pavilion and a grand ornamental gateway, the park soon became the focus of the whole town‘s leisure and recreational activities. The oval track, its trace still visible today, was the scene of popular motorcycle racing. Chad Beaupre provides his son Jack, 4, with a steady hand before the Manulife Bike and Hike for Heart Sunday at RIM Park. Jack didn‘t need a lot of help as he motored around the parking lot getting ready for the annual fundraiser. Passing out pointers 808 VEBANAC rHOTO A large bandshell, backed against Silver Lake, resounded with a huge annual confluence of bands from across Canada and the U.S. The hosts were, of course, Waterloo‘s own Musical Society Band under its renowned conâ€" ductor C.F Thiele. Waterloo Park also afforded a choral celebration of German heritage with the yearly Saengerfest. And children flocked to swim in Silver Lake! In their enthusiâ€" asm, boys sometimes threw themselves into it in the buff â€" despite the odd local protest. Municipal officials in early Waterloo did a lot to enrich its citizens‘ lives. Terence Scully, a member of the Municipal Heritage Comâ€" mittee, with the support of the Waterloo public library, and Heritage Resources, will be writâ€" ing a column | biâ€"weekly throughout 2007 to celebrate Waterloo‘s 150th anniversary Scully can be reached by emailâ€" ing tscully@wlu.ca.