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Lutheran Life opens in Waterloo A ceremony in Waterioo, yesterday marked the offiâ€" clal birth of Lutheran Life Insurance Society of Canaâ€" da, a society formed to fraternal benefits to Lutherâ€" ans and to assist the Luâ€" theran Church and its inâ€" stitutions. Watched by local civic and community leaders, the society‘s president, Walter L. Rugland, declared the society in business and reâ€" ceived the first batch of applications for insuranee. In an inaugural year mesâ€" sage, Mr. Rugland said the establishment of the sociâ€" ety is a milestone that will bring significant and lasting benefits to Lutherans in As a nonâ€"profit organizaâ€" tion, Lutheran Life will reâ€" turn surplus funds to memâ€" bers and provide financial and other assistance to churches and churchâ€"relatâ€" ed organizations. Formation of Lutheran Life as an independent Canadian organization was sponsored by two U.S.â€"basâ€" ed societies which have operated in Canada for more than 40 years, Aid Association for Lutherans of Appleton, Wis. and Luâ€" theran Brotherhood of Minâ€" neapolis, Minn. The two U.S. organizaâ€" tions have turned over their Canadian operations to Luâ€" theran Life and have withâ€" drawn from Canada to allow the new society to develop programs and services deâ€" signed specifically for Luâ€" therans in Canada. Canadian members of the two U.S. organizations will automatically _ become members of Lutheran Life. There are about 25,000 members in the provinces of British Columbia, Alâ€" berta, Saskatchewan, Maniâ€" toba and Ontario. Harold A. Dietrich, a Reâ€" gina lawyer, is chairman of the board of directors. Other directors are: Alâ€" lan P. Schendel of Waterâ€" loo, D.W. Axford of Calâ€" gary, Fred G. Berlet of Tillsonburg, Ont., Arthur Bucholtz of Vancouver, Dr. William (E. Hordern of Saskatoon, Greg S. Lund of Oakville, Ont., Mrs. Edith Macintosh of Kitâ€" chener, Ont... Norman Nilâ€" sen of Edmonton and Walâ€" ter A. Schultz of Winnipeg. Effective January 1, 1973, Waterloo numbers 884 and 885 con hoave GENERAL ANSWERING SERVICE MILEâ€" AGE FREE. NO Don‘t Miss Out . .. 5~ ] GENERAL HAS THE RESERVE YOUR LINE Call ‘General‘ Today TO WATERLOO GENERAL HAS THE ANSWER . .. MILEAGE CHARGE J 44â€"4155 Caged pets got to celebrate their Christmas last Friday afternoon at the Waterloo Public Library. Although it wasn‘t necessary to bring the pets to the party, some children were able to. Like the two rabbits shown above, the pets received the fond attention of the children. Police service for the city of Waterloo can now be obâ€" tained by phoning 579â€"2211. This number is the same one through which residents in Kitchener and New Hamâ€" burg may obtain service. Beginning at noon on Monâ€" day, Waterloo City Police no longer existed and neither did their phone number. The numbers are a result of a centralizing of comâ€" munications for the regional police department. All phone calls made now, no matter where they are placed will come to the forces‘ Kitchener headquarters and will be toll free. The switchboard will be manned by a staff of five female â€" operators. _ This number is subject to inâ€" crease if the volume of calls warrants two operators on at one time. Want policeâ€"call 579â€"2211 The communications cenâ€" Ruth Ann Archibald â€" Mezzo Soprano Lynda Culham â€" Soprano Single concert tickets available at Sam The Record Man, 98 King St. W., Kitchener; Bank of Montréal, King & Erb Sts. Waterloo; and University Box Office during the week and at the door prior to all concerts. Howard Dyke â€" Guest Conductor and The Kâ€"W Philharmonic Choir SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 7:30 p.m. SUNDAY, JANUARY 7, 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. HUMANITIES THEATRE, UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO (Parking available in lot H â€" 25c coin, and lot C â€" 10c coin} Adults $4.00 DOMINION LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY Conductor and Music Director: Raffi Armenian Kâ€"W SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA tre is being established in the headquarters building on Frederick Street in ofâ€" Brahms â€" Song of Destiny â€" Alto ‘hopsody Mozart â€" Mass in C Minor KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH â€"Ample Parking â€" 74§5â€"9843 Waiter F. McLean, 50 Erb St. W. at Waterloo Square BA, BD Minister .. .join with us Sunday 10 am â€" "IN SEARCH OF WISDOM". ... Jan. 7th . . . for a New Year (speaker Harry Kiassen). Jan 14th . . . for a Sick World Jan 21st . . . to find Healing (Holy Communion). Jan. 28th . . . for the Work we do (speaker Dr. Tom Maxwell) ‘"‘Talkâ€"Back*" over coffee following each service Nursery and Church School to Grade 8 â€" 10 am . . . ‘"‘Weekender‘s Worship‘" and Communion â€" Thursday Jan. 18th â€" 6:45 pm. : "Midâ€"Week Juniorâ€"Hi Supper Prog. Begins 4:30 Wed Jan 24. t A SPECIAL WELCOME TO STUDENTS AND NEWCOMERS..... . .. Make Your Church Home at Knox! (Director â€" Howard Dyck) SOLOISTS Concert sponsored by PROGRAMME Made A New Year‘s Resolution? TICKETS presents Arthur Janzen â€" Tenor Alvin Reimer â€" Bass Students $2.00 fices formerly occupied by the Kitchener police deâ€" partment morality squad. The Waterlioo Novice Bees were defeated by Oakâ€" ville 11 to 1 in the Fire fighters Tournament held in Brantford on Saturday. HEAR REV. WM. FITCH TELL OF HIS. ... Pastor Fitch of Windsor Ontario suffered a stroke that left him paralyzed and speechless until God worked a miracle. Don‘t miss this amazing testimonial ! wmo.mw.fim.mva.tm "~~31 PRICES: â€" Children: 25¢ up to 15 years â€" Adults: 50¢ â€" Family: $1.00 Hot Meals served for Seniors beginning January 10th, 1973. For further information call 579â€"1020. WEEK OF PRAYER & FASTING JANUARY 7â€"14 @ Prayer daily 10:00 a.m. â€" 1 :00 p.m. @ Tues. to Fri. at 7:30 p.m. with Rev. Wm. Fitch speaking with emphasis on miraâ€" cles. @ starting our Key 73 program on our knees for North America. Coming: JAN. 18 â€" TEENâ€"PARENT NIGHT WITH DON LONIE Conclude your Sunday with : *‘*Sound of Singing‘** CKKW 1320 Radio ‘Wednesday, January 10th, 1973 8:30 PM 11:00 a.m. â€" COMMUNION and SHARING 9:50 a.m. â€" CHRISTIAN EDUCATION HOUR JUNIOR "B" HOCKEY Friday â€" 8:30 to 10:30 PM â€" General Sat. â€" 5:30 to 7:30 PM â€" Family Sat. â€" â€"8:00 to 10:00 PM â€" Adults Sundayâ€" 3:30 to 5:30 PM â€" Family SISKINS vs ST. MARYS ICE SKATINGâ€"Moses Springer Arena Sunday, January 7th, 1973 7 :00 PM SISKINS vs SARNIA Pastor: Rev. John C. Shrier Assistant Pastor: Rev. Trevor D. Butt Deaconess: Diann Butt MIRACULOUS ~HEALING WATERLOO ARENA WATERLOO ARENA 11:20 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. 7 PM ACTIVITIES COMMUNITY SERVICES Municipal Offices, Marsland Centre: 576â€"2420 Family Price â€" $1.00 Adults Family Price â€" $1.00