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

At The Square Rudoiph (Rudy) Ko: eal councilman has new ‘office in the Square. Formerly a n the Waterloo firm of Whitney and Kominek cal councilman has opened a new ‘office in the Waterloo Square. Formerly a member of the Waterloo firm of Whitney, Whitney and Kominek, Mr. Koâ€" minek decided to commence his own law practice on March 1. He is a graduate of the Univers ity of Toronto (1949) and a gradâ€" uate of Osgoode Law School (1953), following which he pracâ€" ticed law in Hamilton until 1956 when he moved to Waterloo. He is 39, married and has one child. (Continued from Page 1) fuvolved in planning research or ether work related to planning. Dr. Krueger said his depart ment will work with municipal and government agencies to find jobs for students. s New Planning . . . i 6 . wuage books, including a gre variety of illustrated art book are on display for students a e the public at the library of W _ _ * ~~a terloo Lutheran University d ies ing this week (March Tâ€"11). .: m . se '\‘ gJ s * °OJJ Assessment Tax . . [ # ) %:*, m t wee O (Continued from Page 1) L Brag * 3 :.'“ :3 Lv%,’ a l # ** w s l e t â€". Jw Rudy Kominek : 4. wh Rudoiph (Rudy) Kominek, leâ€" “* ""." , al councilman has opened a j : _ new ‘office in the Waterloo \ J Square. Formerly a member of & the Waterloo firm of Whitney, ks Whitney and Kominek, Mr. Koâ€" iinek decided to commence his own law practice on March 1. C ‘"With the new Weterloo Counâ€" ty ;Area Planning now at work and the amount of planning work being carried out by other agenâ€" cies, we could make Waterloo County and the surrounding area a planning laboratory," he said. Ronald Forrest, director of the new area planning board, said the new planning school underâ€" lines the importance of the area in the regional planning field. He predicted that the school "will soon become the leading planning school in Canada." Both directors said they will be able to employ students for summer research work. The department moves next week into a new arts building with facilities specially designed for geography and planning. Dr. Krueger said the emphaâ€" sis on regional planning and deâ€" velopment is an attempt to bridge the gap between tradiâ€" tional programs in town planning and resource management. W. E. Thomson, Kitchener planning director, said the new school "will be a real boon to our area and to the profession as a whole." "In areas of rapid growth, the distinction between urban and rural is disappearing," he said. ‘"‘There is a need for planners who can look at all the human and material resources of a regâ€" ion in making longâ€"range plans." He said the university has been working toward the new school by appointing geographers with specialties related to planâ€" ning. A leading Canadian regâ€" ional planning expert will soon join the team. MEISSNER TRAVEL AGENCY If You Are Planning A Trip To Europe 745â€"6281 331 King W., Kitchener SH 5â€"5621 134 King S.. Waterloo _ 3,000 French Books At WLU A display of 3,000 Frenchâ€"lang uage books, including a great variety of illustrated art books, sequent councils. We have recogâ€" nized that some people are on small or fixed incomes â€" and therefore have not provided for unnecessary expenditures â€" only those vital to the city. The inâ€" crease, down from the proposed 8.4 mills amounts to only $4.60 per $1,000 of assessment." In addition, the university has an institute of design, a water resources institute and experts in various phases of planning on the faculties of the humanities and social sciences departments. "We now have suffic ie nt strength to move solidly inte planning," he said. Larhes OS WEBER PRESENTS _ THE PONTIAC PARADE OF FINE CARS in THE WATERLOO SQUARE MALL Wed. Mar. 9th Till Sat. Mar. 12th public at the library of Waâ€" o Lutheran University durâ€" this week (March Tâ€"11). Be On Harold W. Wagner Hand Serve Staff Will Our Sales To TRADE â€" UP TO A 1966 PONTIAC IN A 6 OR 8 SEE ALL THE MODELS OF PONTIAC FOR ‘©‘66 SEE ALL THE COLOURS FOR ‘66 . IN THE INDOOR COMFPORT OF THE WATERLOO MALL The books are not enclosed in cases but may be read and exâ€" amined by visitors to the lib» rary. Included are books from France, â€" Belgium, Switzerland and Canada. The books are deâ€" scribed as having great artistie merit and covering a wide speoâ€" trum of fields and interests. The touring show, sponsored by the Quebec ministry of culâ€" tural affairs, will not be on disâ€" play elsewhere in the Kitchenerâ€" Waterloo area. HKs appearance at WLU was arranged by the university‘s deâ€" partment of romance languages, in conjunction with the library. Every driver should be conâ€" scious of the need for a periodie examination of his vision states the Canadian Association of Opâ€" tometrists. Â¥o93 w 4orhes on wiser C m Pige) P omid‘s . CA SUITE 611 _ WATERLOO SQUARE WATERLOO ONTARIO 1966 PONTIAC GRANDE PARISIENNE SEE YOU AT THE WATERLOO SQUARE RUDOLPH KOMINEK WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE ISs NOW CARRYING ON THE PRACTICE OF LAW wWITH OFFICES AT ' BARRISTER AND SOL TELEPHONE 742â€"3351 The Honourable WiKtiam G. Davis, Minister of Education, has appointed a Committee to study the Program for Religious Education in the Public Schools of Ontario. This Committes will examine and evaluate the present program, receive repreâ€" sentations from all interested bodies about the effectiveness, and desirability of the program, consider suggestions for thanges and improvement, study means by which character Committee on Religious Education in the Public Schools of Ontarie building, ethics, social attitudes and moral values and prin« siples may best be instilled in the young, consider the respon» sibility of the Public Schools in these matters, and make recommendations for the information and consideration of the Minister, . Individuais and organizations are invited to submit views, somments and proposals for the consideration of the Come« mittee. Information about the presentation of submissiong briefs and the like may be secured by writing to: Dr. J. KR McCarthy, Secretary, Committee on Religious Education im the Public Schools, Suite 700, 481 University Avenug Toronto 2, Ontario. Hearings for the presentation of briefs will be scheduled by the Committee. Application to appear before the Committe® should be made at the time the brief is submitted. d. Keiller Mackay, Chairman of the Committes SAVE ON THE SALES TAX NOW! onvenience 10 p.m. For Your Every Evening Till