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10 205 WODDLAWN RURD, WWT, Â¥7 K_w GUELPH )N fiNit: ~[Zm GUELPH AVTO MAL camp The public is welcome to attend any or all of the budget meetings. All meetings will be held in the Board Room, 91 Moore Ave., Kitchener, beginning at 6:00 p.m. The meeting schedule is as follows: Delegations are required to register within five calendar days prior to a meeting. Each delegation will be allowed 10 minutes to present. Speakers are encouraged to distribute a written copy of their presentation to the Budget Committee. Please call Joan Sampson at 578â€"3660 (Ext. 208) to confirm the time for each meeting or to register your delegation. Secretary of the Board Waterloo Catholic District School Board 91 Moore Ave., P.O. Box 91116 Kitchener, Ontario, N2G 4G2 Fax: 519â€"578â€"5291 Email: budget98@watrc.edu.on.ca Dianne Moser Chair of the Board For those who are unable to attend a public meeting, written submissions may be addressed to: Wednesday, June 10 â€" Public Budget Presentation Monday, June 15 â€" Table Proposed Operating Budget Wednesday, June 17 â€" Public Meeting Thursday, June 18 â€" Public Meeting Monday, June 22 â€" Public Meeting (If necessary) Tuesday, June 23 â€" Public Meeting (if necessary) Roger Lawler Director of Education Waterloo parks workers will begin the restoration of Waterâ€" loo Park‘s original 97â€"yearâ€"old Victorian gates this year in preparation for installation next year. Waterloo council unaniâ€" mously passed the 1998 work plan of capital projects for Park gates to get face lift 805 WOODLAWN ROAD, HWY. #7 GUELPH 822â€"9200 ©__> _ OPEN HOUSE â€" & REGISTRATION For children 2â€"1/2â€"9 years Full & half day programs 1 Before & after school care Low studenUteacher ratio i Qualified Montessori teachers French and Physical Education NOW EXPANDING TO ELEMENTARY 6â€"9 YEARS 742â€"1 05 1 194 Allen Street E. Waterloo {Erb/Weber} Observe Tues. May 19 â€" Fri. May 29 9:00 am â€" 11:00 am & 1:00 pm â€" 3:00 pm Waterloo Park last week, as recommended in the Waterloo Park master plan and by the Waterloo Park committee. The restoration of the gates was one of the eight projects approved by council, and council also approved $145,000 in funding for all eight projects. 653â€"8208 "We haven‘t come up with a definite site," Detzler said. "There‘s a couple of options that are being considered." Waterloo‘s team leader for parks services, Brian Detzler, said last Friday city officials still hadn‘t determined where the gates may eventually be erected. Originally, many peoâ€" ple wanted them erected at the northwest corner of Erb Street West and Caroline Street. The restoration of the gates is estimated to cost $20,000 The seven other capital proâ€" jects approved, and their estiâ€" mated costs, included: * Continued plantings at the Victorian Gardens ($5.000} * Eby Farm House appraisal and front porch replacement ($35,000) â€" * Washroom work and work on the kitchen buildings on the east side of the park ($20,000) * Tree planting and reforestaâ€" tion ($5,000) * Upgrades to the Eby Farm area, including animal shelters ($10,000) * Entrance gate installation at the pedestrian entrance to the Park on Father David Bauer Drive, similar to gates at Seagram Drive entrance($20,000) * Pathway, road and parking lot upgrades ($30,000} A Victorian Celebration Many area residents celeâ€" brated Victoria Day over the weekend by visiting the boyhood home of forâ€" mer Canadian Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King. Activiâ€" ties included stilt walkâ€" ing, croquet games, and a performance by pianist Shalene McCreary. Visiâ€" tors also sampled Impeâ€" rial cake, made in the historic home‘s kitchen. Dogs MJ)KE now? /K We do \ _ hard |lemonade! i Pina Colada, Margarita Cranberry, Kiw1, Strawberty Daigquen, Peach, fruit Punch, Raspberry and others Coolers