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Come aryl see Retireglent Living in The food bank will be having its spring food drive shortly and the youth council will be helping out. Ihe environment committee decided to focus its atten- tion on the issue of water pollution, The committee hopes to volunteer at the Waterloo Wellington Children's Groundwa- ter Festival. which runs from May 28 to lune l at Dorm Her- itage Crossroads. Spring is quickly approaching which means that members ofthe City ofWaterloo Youth Recreation Council are preparing for their spring events. l'wo of the councils will also be volunteering in the com- munity. The community issues committee will be volunteer- Ing at the Food Bank ofWalerloo Region. The tournament will be held on April 5 at RIM Park with the time to be announced. lt hopes to also hold a workshop to highlight the subject of athletes with disabilities. The arts and culture committee also continues to plan its band show, which will be held at the Albert McCormick Community Centre on May 2. More information will be available soon. The board of directors of the Waterloo Youth Recreation Council has begun to research the process for opening a youth centre in Waterloo. Presently, we have begun collecting information about the many aspects of running a youth centre. The board of directors had a meeting with Tyler Young, the youth services co-ordinator for the City of Guelph. Tyler has a great deal of experience with the creation of youth centres. He has been involved in the opening and management of youth centres in Guelph, Halton Hills and Oakville. You can help stop the pollu- = r, tion of our water by refraining RENEE 'lt,: pausing ',',,t1rt,',ei'ct,t,gi- a s own rams an y uymg SAMBROOK biodegradable products such as bridgeable shampoo. The sports and recreation committee continues to plan its Ihree-on-three basketball tournament. The directors asked Tyler many important questions in regards to the costs, responsibilities, programs and require- ments of a youth centre. Youth council planning spring activities 97mm;a%w REIIREMENI IlVING m Call: (519) 846-5350 www.herilagerivcr.ca 25 Wellington Drivchon ON NOB ISO Walkout patios available on selected studio and one bedroom suites Book your suite today! Ask us how you can become a Founders , Club Member! 'i"-f)i,rr,vrt,,ef"jru,s),,r, lhe festival educates children about the importance of water through fun and hands-on activi- ties. For more information on this event, visit the website www.wwcgf.com. The environment committee also hopes to assist with cleaning the Grand River. Twenty per cent of Waterloo Region's drinking water comes from the Grand River so it is very important to keep it clean. SYVLE Suite Conveniences . Individual climate comm! . Heard batman "can Services ' Amenities . Full Service Fine Dining . Recreatimal ngmms . Wkly Housekeeping Open 7 Days Per Week The newly acquired knowledge will be used to start work ing on a proposal. The board of directors also hopes to begin visiting youth centres of other cities for more ideas. All of the committees of the youth council are very excit» ed for their upcoming events and volunteering experiences lfyou would like more information, please contact the Youth Recreation Council at waterloowuthcouncilCtirhot- mail.com 2008 SPRING SESSION I, REGISTRATION & ASSESSMENT DAY Tuesday March 19th, 2008 at the WLU Pool from 6:30-8:00pm Bring your swimsuit, towel and goggles! Classes start March 26'* For more information call 519-885-1310 or Visit us at www.rowswimmingxa Askpbout our Summer camps! Regional Champions again In 2008! 'ROWnot onlyproduas Good cm swfmmers In develop GnarPoopk' SWIMMING It's a LIFE Skill! Water Safe for Summer m-i-cc';,))))))?). gllilllit Aetusituutr,, EH2] F W so" 0 A 'ee, [lam Gueattthithe wAmiiNRMihiaga I Women In Business Don't Miss This Marketing Opportunity PVV Book your space today... dead ine Friday, March 21 ClcIEIEiIlIiiilE Matt Miller . 519-623-3050 . ext. 208 SERVING WITHIN 4 AREA FOR M mes wArMoo cummcua . Wednesday. February 27, 2008 . ll "tmiiIer6camttddtreeimes.tat Women in Business has proven to be a highly read feature and thanks to your input is a better vehicle for promoting your business to the community. You have the opportunity to present your business card, or tell your story, or both, with pricing that any size business can afford. Publication Date: Wednesday, March 26 in the revitdldiiijNzekirkince Schedule your time with Lisa today! (519) 7724091 INVMUSLLHN ”that. "ts.to