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At the 99th meeting of Synod held in St. Peters Lutheran Church in Preston, June 5th to 8th, 1961, it was voted to launch a fund drive for a new building tor Waterloo Lutheran Seminâ€" ary. Today. 550 Delegates are attending the Centennial Adâ€" vance Appeal Rally in Kitch ener and Waterloo. The afterâ€" noon session is being held in St. Mark‘s Church, Kitchener. where leaders of the fund drive, including Dr. J Ray Houser, general appeal chairman, will outline plans for the appeal. in America completes 100 years of work in the provinces of Onâ€" iario and Quebec. The 141 conâ€" grezations of the Canada Synod located from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario to Montreal, Quebec now have a total baptized mem:â€" bership of 70,000. This year the Canada Synod ol the United Lutheran Church ‘Thursday, February 8, 1962 1 have been geiting quite a few _ his mission. For complete details phone calls regarding the Japanâ€" _ ask your neighbour for last ese prints mentioned in last . week‘s Chronicle. week‘s column * * i% in the event you missed last week‘s column, 1 W#ought to your attention some block prints that a Japanese Roman Catholic priest, FatherIwao Miki, had sent to Canada for sale to help The sisters of St. Mary‘s Conâ€" Something of special interest vent have asked me to give the _ to classical music lovers is comâ€" people who inquired about the _ ing soon. On Tuesday, March prints. their most sincere thanks. _ thirteenth _ and Wednesday, In the event you missed last March fourteenth, the K â€" W week‘s column, 1 WPought to Philharmonic Choir and Symphâ€" _ ony will be presenting Haydn‘s _\»our ¢!l.enuon >u{lrle bloclf pnqls "‘The Seasons." Lutherans Launch Fund Drive For New Seminary Building !!HOCKEY DOUBLEâ€" HEADER!! ARCHITECT‘S CONCEPTION OF PROPOSED WATERLOO LUTHERAN SEMINARY WATERLOO SISKINS with Douglas Henderson De â€" Profundis KITCHENER MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM CANADA‘S NATIONAL TEAM FOR JUNIOR "B" CHAMPIONSHIP SENIOR "A" SCHEDULED GAME The new seminary building will be constructed at a high point on â€" Waterloo â€" Lutheran University campus and will be of a two level design with the chapel, lecture room and facuity offices on the upper floor, with the library, some â€" classroom space and student lounge on the lower floor. The seminary has been designed by Kruschen and Dailey, architect engineers from Oakville and Kitchener. The rally will close this evening with a banquet to be held in the Mutual Life Auditorium. The guest speaker will be Dr. Clarâ€" ence C. Stoughton, President of Wittenberg University, Springâ€" field, Ohio. The financial objective.of the campaign is $398,700. This will provide funds for a new seminâ€" ary building and will assist the development ‘of student centres in London and Montreal. The concert will take place at kâ€"W Collegiate. Further deâ€" tails available from _ Doiores WATERLOO TIGERS SECOND GAME: Approx. 3:30 P.M. SUNDAY, FEB. 11, 1962 FIRST GAME: 1:30 P.M. (GALT TERRIERS ) i V.S. VS. Her visions fade, and, disilâ€" lusioned, she watches her marâ€" riage fail and the town turn against her. 984 â€" (Signet Classics) George rwell â€" A novel of the future here all power belongs to Big Recommended â€" ANIMAL FARMâ€" (Penguin) George Orwell â€" A brilliant satire on Soviet Russia. Orwell himself calls it modestly "a fairy tale." It may soon be a classic. Main Street â€" (signet) â€" Sinclair Lewis â€" The story of a starryâ€" eyed young girl who comes from New York to a small town on the prairies. She has visions of making the town into a Utopia of understanding and culture. An exhibition of sculpture is being shown at the Kâ€"W Art Gallery. Among these are the works of Dora de Pedrey Hunt. For those of you who are unâ€" familiar with the gallery it is located beside the _ Kitchenerâ€" Waterloo and Vocational School at 779 King street, west, Kitchâ€" ener. derson and the phone number is SHâ€"56671. Koegier, who can be reached at Brother. A novel of a future SIDE REDS ............. $1.50 END REDS, BLUES, GREENS . $1.25 GENERAL ADMISSION ..... $1.00 CHILDREN With Adults ... ... 50¢ (ANY SEAT) GET THE PRESTIGE The curator is Mr. Bert Hen GINGER ALE GET WILSON‘S KITCHENER GREENSHIRTS used artificially. That‘s why we can make such valuable bulls available at such low cost. 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