The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

WATEHUK) CHIONICIE'Wednesdey. July 17. 20M - s "imeâ€"_â€"~â€" ‘ g . . a A . . ' . . - . 41.14;” . , at; A " ' - Stressed??? A v ‘ ”.1' _ 5.1.. ' * Join us for a complimentag Informative workshop! ‘ \ . if?" 2. Learn how to handle your stress in a safe, effective, : 1. j' . drug-free manner. Causes/Solutlons ‘ Wednesday July 24‘" from 6:30 to 7:30 ‘ BOOK NOW! LIMITED SEATING! 519â€"746-4144 . '5 F I" ' ' . L , Dr. Bryan Lawrence, B.Sc., D.C. . 53.1.“ 30 Dupont St. E., Suite 204, Waterloo . m it!" a]. Residents lined up for a sneak peek at the Bombardier model light rail vehicle parked at ‘ ... 7‘ Region of Waterloo headquarters last week. ' . 73297:! ’1; ,3 41:41 ‘34 ’1 , may noun more . “~- Full steam ahead for light rail ‘ ' ' : ‘ ' ; “ - Mmssa Mum $7 million for special tools and equipment . " For the Chronicle and a $2 million letter of credit. It also allows ‘ - ' the region to purchase an additional 14 LRVs The Region of Waterloo voted earlier this in the future. month to move forward with ordering 14 Several councillors spoke in support of . . v. A‘ light rail vehicles (UN) from Bombardier for a the arrangement. but Mayor Brenda Hallo- ’ ’ ‘ v total cost of $92.3 million. in what councillors ran questioned whether now is the appro- . ‘ . g _ ‘ calledamilestone fortheproject. priate time to move forward with such a » lite procurement piggybacks on an order large expenditure when the region is grap- from Metrolinx for the 100 per cent low floor pling with spending on social services. She LRVs set to arrive in the region starting in said she was concerned about the number COM F0 RT P Lu 5 o F F E Rs Yo U 2016. By20l7, the LRT will service a I9»kilo~ of families accessing the food bank and metre corridor from the Conestoga Mall in those families dealing with homelessness $0M E G R EAT WAYS To SAV E ! !! Waterloo to the Pairview Mall in Kitchener “We need to have a clear understanding _ “This is a very important moment in this of our budget and ii think! that we should EE Fabric Protection WIth the purchase of project. Ion is nowonitsway and will notbe put this issue on hold until we have the FR turning back.” regional councillor lim Wide- capacity to deal with our future financial any SOfa set man said. obligations as a regional council." she said. Wideman praised the agreement with “The decismn to move forward with the . _ Metrolinx and Bombardier because it was LR‘I was made in lune 2010. It's not today." FREE Mattress Pad 8! PIHOW Protectors With not only on budget, but will also help keep regional councillor Tom Galloway said. the project on schedule. A fiil|~scale model of the LRT vehicle the purChase Of any SIeep set over $399 The $92.3 million contract includes l4 arrived in front of regional headquarters last LRVs. at $4.59 million each plus taxes, the l-riday, and on Saturday residents were invit» . agreement also includes an $l| million con ed to tour the model, including the EE Mattress & Base Wlth the purChase Of a tingency fee, $65 million for spare parts. opponunity to sit in thedrivei’s seat. F“ complete bedroom SUIte (details in store) ' 2 e‘- I ~. t Iâ€" . v "1 l ‘»". .3: i WINE ENTHUSIASTS. l .3. ;. it. ~ it» The University of Guelph is now offering the prestigious... l ' g ‘ Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET) Certifications M I l: .5 :2 4 ' from beginner to expert levels. '-t app 3 to previous pure .2595 Level 1 Award in Wines (Beginner) â€" September 20l3 Plus Level 2 Award in Wines 8. Spirits (Intermediate) â€" September 2013 s ‘ VE U P To 600‘ Level 3 Award in Wines & Spirits (Advanced) » January 2014 Limited spaces! Register today! ON SELECTED DISPLAY MODE“ Details/Registration: www.uoguelph.ca/htm/wset l . l l ‘ School of Hospitality §.m‘ I 'SET lClMlEl &Tourism Maria ement 2:22;? i 9 PROGRAMME «on... ‘ P R O V I D E R A J