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.GEO. o. SNYDER 745-7203 DISCING. CULTIVATING. HARRDWING. POST HOLE HIGGINS Preparations for new lawns. industrial lawn mowing. flail mower, weed cutting. sickle bar. Steady employment. fringe benefits. good wages and working conditions One block from trolley stop Hours7:30a m to4 00p m Apply m Person Specializing in machine de- sign, process piping, plant layout. general drafting, preventive maintenance sch- edule, etc. Satisfactory work done at reasonable rates. Free Estimates 653-5848 SOUND SYSTEMS for home and industry. Musical in- struments for beginners or professionals. Expert service on your stereo equipment, eight-track .layers, musical instru- STI) MP REMOVAL 22 HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED Interior - Exterior painter. Special rates for senior citizens. Free estimates. Call now TREES REMOVED. prun- ed and trimmed. Nur- sery man experience. Reasonable rates. Phone 742-5NS. (tft D.G.M. HOME Mainten- ance - Recreation rooms completed, small plumb- ing jobs, Well pumps, sulr mersible, piston and jets. installed and repaired. " Ilents or amplifiers. Be ehm Audio Limited, 125 Union East. Waterloo, 745-1831. (10) MOFFATT TREE 742-2834. Free estimates. 884-2127 or "2Al058. (If) Company anvted 202 Regina St North AUDIO TRANSFORMER PIANO TUNING REGULATING and REPAIRING Call MARVIN MICKUS 579-4505 LIGHT ASSEMBLY WORKERS CALL 885-1154 after 4:30pm. DESIGN & DRAFTING SERVICE GARDEN PLOUGHING tnot rommlmg) SERVICES and t20) ttfr My 1th tf CHRONICLE If you live in or near the Waterloo Square area. Earn Anrtra cash selling Avon‘s famous products near your home. Call now: Parking is no problem 28 PERSONALS The committee looked into the situation and de- cided parking might only become a problem at the library during special ac- tivities. 26 DRESSMAKING & ALTERATIONS ALTERATIONS AND Dress- making done, reasonable. Phone 88iM914. (20) DRESSMAKING, Repairs and Alterations, for we. men and children. No pat- tern required. Phone 576- 8456. (tf) DRESSMAKING - WOMEN A recent report by Water- loo's Administrative Com- mittee concluded Waterloo public Library's parking lot is sufficient to meet the normal needs of patrons. The Administrative Com- mittee looked into the park- ing problem following a few complaints that the facilities at the library were insuf- ficient. Patrons were ob- jecting to not being able to use the City's Dupont lot for easy access to the Children's library. TEEN AGER REQUIRED to RELIABLE WOMAN de- sires light cleaning, half day weekly (morning). Write Box 190 Waterloo 23 AGENTS 8: SALES HELP BOOKKEEPER will do complete set of books in my home for small busi- nesses. Phone 8866753. BIRTH CONTROL - Infor- mation and counselling. Open to all. No charge. K-W Planned Parenthood, 35 Scott Street, Kitchener 74345461. 30 24 SITUATION WANTED " HELP WANTED GUITAR AND Accordion lessons available: across from Waterloo Square. Phone 74541021. tf 32 AVON HAS A TERRITORY FOR YOU and children as well as alterations. Phone 576-6640. (20) Chronicle. field area. welcomes letters to the editor MUSICAL INSTRUCTION 743-042 I The (19) (l9) (l9) (l9) Canadian Engineering for Canadian Engineers will be the topic of a speech giv- en by Oscar Zanatta, chair- man of the APEO Commit- Helen, to William Edward McKechnie, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. McKechnie of WI East Ave. The marriage will take place May 26 at O p.m. at St. John's Lu- theran Church, Waterloo. Knight-Pat-hi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pawlowski ot 19 Belmont Ave. W., announce the engagement of their daughter, Judy Ann, to Brian David Knight, of Waterloo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Knight of Toronto. The marriage will take place June is at 4 p.m. at St. Francis Church, Bhseridge Ave. The bride-elect is a regis- tered nurse. Her fiance has a bachelor of arts degree from Waterloo Lutheran University. The K-W Chapter of the Association of professional engineers of Ontario will hold its annual meeting on May 17 in the Blair Room of the Conestoga Motel, 2668 King Street. Kitch- ener starting at 6 p.m. Melechbl-u Mrs, Verner Run of " Short St., Waterloo, an- nounces the engagement of her daughter, Julianne Evans-Brad" Mr. and Mrs. DA. Brud- er of 326 Arlene PL, Wa- terloo, announce the en- gagement of their daugh- ter, Susan, to Stephen Evans, son of George Engineers meeting Engagements las Barker of 166 Bristol St., Waterloo, announce the engagement of their daughter, Janice Elizabeth. to Keith Ray Bimstihl, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bim- stihl of 210 Washington Ave., Waterloo. The marriage will take place May 26 at 7:30 p.m. at the Church of the Holy Saviour, Allen Street East, Waterloo. the late Harry Germ. The marriage will take place June 9 at 3 pm. at St. Joseph's Parish Church, Courtland Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. George 2itaeiberger of It! Peter sc, announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Catherine Ann, to Douglas Robert Gerda, son of Mrs. William Daub of 63 Ridge- view Cres., Waterloo and Evans of 818 Arlene Pt., Godwin-w Waterloo. The marriage Mr. and Mrs. Jame: will take place June 2 at boltof4S0Bridgeportri 4 pm. at .St. Andrew's announcetheengagem Presbyterian Church, Kit- their daughter, ll Mr. and Mrs. John Doug- 9r NO DOWN it EASY TERMS PAYMENT A PAY ON GAS BILL GertbEitxeibemer TERRY-JO i,.,,..!].,},:..!,.,,, HAIR STYLING _r..r.j,',:l.,.l..i.li:,;.l::i_, (Open Wednesday Nights for Men) Open Tues. to Sat. Tues, & Wed. 9 to 5 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. 9 to s p.rn. Saturday 8 to 3 p.m. 338 King Street West (Bad Boy Block) Formerly Evaleen Beauty Salon CALL NOW 743-801 2 Goodwin son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Goodwin of 10 Conestoga Rd., Waterloo. The marriage will take place June 1 at 6:30 pm. at St. Agnes RC Church. Mr.andMrs.gamegDie- Mr. aners.Joseph G. boltof4SttBridgeportRd.E., Kroetsch of 168 Marshall annoancetheeetgagementof St., Waterloo, announce their daughter, Brenda the engagement of their Theresa, to Jim Donald daughter, Barbara Ann, to Goodwin son of Mr. and Kenneth A. MacDonald of Mrs. Floyd Goodwin of 10 Waterloo, son of Mrs. N. Conestoga Rd., Waterloo. MacDonald of Waterloo Yes, it's free, this beautiful, heavy duty 6-piece Wear-Ever Cookware set (regular $29.95 value) with each sale of the Hardwick gas range as illustrated in this advertisement. . SPECIAL $269.95 ( FIRST TIME OFFERED) oven gleans while It cocks This 30" gas range wonder doesn't clean your pots and pans but it does clean your oven . . . continuously while it cooks! And in addition to this tremendous work saver you'll also enjoy these exciting features . . . * Digital clock and timer AAutomatic ignition throughout * Lighted backward IF ASmoketess broiler' Wabdoo OHM, Wednesday, May 9, 1973 13 Jlllll'i1 v a? HARDWICK and M. MacDonald of Tor- onto. The marriage will take place June 2- Terry Toner (Joey) 743-2691