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18 _ RC church is host Rotary marks 65th birthday ‘Take Courage is the theme og World Day of Prayer services at St. Michael‘s RC Church, Univerâ€" sity Avenue, March 6. 'i‘he event' is being convened by Mrs. Jack Whaley and marks the first time a Roman Catholic Church has bosted the annual ceremony. Mrs. Hugh Morrison will be Mrs. Whaley‘s assistant. Planners behind the day‘s program are Mrs. John Enns, last year‘s key woman, Mrs. Wilfred Schweitzer, Waterloo Rotary Club will join nearly 14,000 Rotary clubs in 147 countries this week to celebraté the 65th anniversary of the foundâ€" ing of the worldwide service orâ€" ganization. According to president Al Selâ€" wood the club will mark the occasion with a program featurâ€" ing their annual Easter Seals campaign. Rotary, the first service club for business and professional men, was organized by Paul P. Harris, a Chicago lawyer from Vermont, on Feb. 23, 1905. As a "cure" for loneliness in the big city, he proposed his idea for a club to three other men, a coal dealer, a mining enâ€" gineer, and a tailor. Because subsequent meetings were held in members‘ offices in rotation, Harris suggested the name Roâ€" The first meeting of the Roâ€" tary Club of Chicago was held in February, 1905. By August, the club had 21 members, most of them from small towns. By 1912, there were 50 Rotary clubs and 5.000 Rotarians. The movement had now spread toâ€"Canada, Engâ€" land, Freland and Scotland. Today, there are more than 658,000 business and professionâ€" al men around the globe who wear the distinctive cogwheel emblem of Rotary International. The Waterloo club, with 60 members supports the local Cripâ€" pled Chidren‘s Centre and other community projects. Courage is theme for prayer day ~o (Parents with children under 16 yr. of age) Friday, Saturday & Sunday Waterloo Bowling Lanes Ltd. 94 Automatic Pin Setters 14 Princess W., Watericoo Family Bowling 25c Game Open Bowling Monday to Friday 10 a.m. â€" 7 p.m. Friday 7 â€" 9 p.m. Saturday & Sunday 1 â€" 11 p.m. ‘ FUN FOR EVERYONE 742â€"9582 who will be key woman for the 1971 day of prayer at First Unitâ€" ed_Church and Mrs. Fred Pulkâ€" inghorn, secretary. There will be no speakers at gation will view slides based on the day‘s theme And listen to the host church‘s children‘s choir. In addition to members of St. Michael‘s congregation, attendâ€" ance will include representatives of Anglican, Lutheran, Mennonâ€" ite, Presbyterian, United and Pentecostal church in Waterloo, as well as members of the YWCA and the Women‘s Christian Tempâ€" erance Union. ’ Day of prayer services began in Canada in 1895. In 1921, the organization became a member of the World Day of Prayer group. Today, the observance is sponsored by the Women‘s Interâ€" Church Council of Canada, which handles all money raised across THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF WATERLOO * Empire ........... Lexington =........ Alexandra ........ Elizabeth Ziegler .. Brighton =......... Winston Churchill . Northdale =........ Harold W. Wagner MacGregor ....... Centennial |....... You are Cordially Invited to Visit OPEN HOUSE EDUCATION WEEK 7:30 â€" 9: for the equntry during the day‘s cereâ€" _ â€"~__ â€" Ana s on ce n . monies. | .. > j > . Craftstilis Boc Last yelr, Canada‘s contribu § *‘ . (Popsicle Sticks) tion‘to world needs was $96,300, : “M‘Pgi: A large portion of this was spent â€" Poitited Sucker 1 2 C e o h ____ _ . on Chmsuan INEratare JOF jUusp here and in 25 other countries, Day of prayer: offerings proâ€" * vide . annual w for several : charitable projects, including faâ€" publication. and distribution Ol Christian Jiterature. Famine relief in Biafraâ€"Nigeria claimed a goodâ€"sized chunk of last year‘s donations. Vietnam is a continuing recipient of help. Support for Canadian groups and projects includes the Indian Eskimeo Association of Canada, religious curriculum _ materials for the educable retarded adolesâ€" ~cent, the Canadian National Inâ€" stitute for the Blind‘s Braille magazine for children, the Ecuâ€" menical Institute of Canada and Bibles for new Canadians. and distribution ef March 2 March 2 March 3 March 3 March 4 March 4 March 4 March 4 March 5 March 5 «+000 $ & <ixt‘, E CREATIVE CRAFTS 4 ---------‘-------------------- Be Sure to Cash in on the Big Dry Cleaning Savings During Dry Cleaning Discount Week! @ 220 King St. N., Waterloo ©@ 285 Lancaster W., Kit. swat CLEANERS An outfit consists of a suit or dress . or two pair of trousers :39 Two similar outfits cleaned at the regular price For Free Pickup and Delivery Professionally Cleaned THIRD ITEM or GARMENT 743â€"4321 ©® 108 Weber W., Kitchener © 678B King W., Kitchener © 188 Highland W., Kit.