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Second issue for Olympic stamps P e badi oC 4 * & 7 e l “’ “,44 s Canada 8 J Canada 8 A total of 60 million stamps is being issued in one colour steel engraving by Canadian Bank Note Comâ€" pany. This new issue of Olympic stamps utilizes a new engraving technique to produce a latent or hidden image of the Olympic symbol in the stamp. This is the first time that this technique has ever been used in the printing of postage stamps anywhere in the world. Sponsored by the Kâ€"W Field Naturalist Club Inc Of the first two stamps, one depicts children diving from a rock and the other youths hiking. A family cycling, and adults jogging, portrayed on the second two stamps, were photographed by Crombie McNeill for Information Canada. "As a Canadian and as Postmaster General, I am proud that we are able to participate in bringing the XXI Olympics to our country. These series of stamps may help Canadians to appreciate that ‘a healthy mind is indeed found in a healthy body‘," said Mr. Ouellet. The Chiricahua Mountain Range in southâ€"eastern Arizona holds more varied wildlife, vegetation. and climate than any other area of comparable size on the North American continent. Moving vertically up the mountain range is like travelling through all the climatic vamations there can be between dry desert and cold, green forests of spruceâ€"firs. The wildlife here is abundant,. and the film weaves through this amalgam of life, a land which was once the homeland of the Chirâ€" cahua Apaches Postmaster General Andre Ouellet recently anâ€" nounced the issue of four eightâ€"cent Olympic comâ€" memorative stamps, the second issue of the special Olympic series. These stamps, to be issued on 22 March reflect Canadians‘ participation and enjoyment in typically Canadian summer activities. 3 Stylists to serve you: RON LITWILLER ® RICK VEZZA ® RAY BASIC Lincoln Paza (Corner Lincoln Rd. & Weber) Waterloo RON‘S HAIRSTYLING for MEN Hairstyling â€" Shag cuts All the latest styles ># ‘*Your hair the way you want it we feature the men‘s line of REDKEN products Waterloo Collegiate Auditorium Friday, March 15, 1974 ‘"Sky Island: Arizona‘s Chiricahua Mountain Range" A U D U B O N WILDLIFE FILM ROBERT FULTZ In person, presents Adult. .. $1.75 Junior $.50 8 :15 p.m. TICKETS tions of Jehovah‘s Witnessâ€" es will be among 600 delâ€" egates from the area who will assemble in Elmira Disâ€" trict Secondary School on March 16 and 17, for their spring circuit convention . David Thistle overseer for the LIVING LIGHTING All persons interested in coaching, managing or umpiring are invited to attend or call G. Moesser at 744â€"1619. WATERLOO MINOR BOYS SOFTBALL LEAGUE announces an organizational meeting on Wed. March 13th at 7:30 p.m. at the board room at the Waterloo Arena. Inside Mall Westmount Rd. & En) Streets Waterloo Phone 576â€"0730 Open daily 9:30 to 6 Thursdays & Fridays Until 9:30 Distributors of Sylvanmia quality lfghiing products HUB LEAGUE MINOR HOCKEY PLAYOFFS W. Altmann at 744â€"3063 after 5 pm. ng convention set for Waterloo congregaâ€" congregatio 7â€"8 pm â€" Major Atom vs Galt 8â€"9 pm â€" Major Pee Wee vs Galt 9â€"10:30 pm â€" Major Midget vs Hamilton FRIDAY, MARCH 15th 9:30 â€" 11 pm â€" Minor Midget vs Hespeler SATURDAY, MARCH 16th 7â€"8: 15 pm â€" Major Midget vs Stratford SUNDAY. MARCH 17th 6â€"7: 15 pm â€" Major Pee Wee vs Stratford 7:15 â€" 9 pm â€" Juvenile vs Kitchener MONDAY, MARCH 18th 7â€"8 pm â€" Major Atom vs Stratford 8 â€" 9 pm â€" Minor Pee Wee vs Galt 9 â€" 10: 30 pm â€" Major Midgets vs Galt WEDNESDAY, March 13th 7â€"8 pm â€" Minor Atom vs Galt 8â€"9: 30 pm â€" Minor Bantam vs Galt 9: 30 â€"11 pm â€" Juvenile vs Preston THURSDAY, MARCH 14th WATERLOO ARENA WESTMOUNT PLACE SHOPPING CENTRE Switchplate 1.98 , presiding Westmount one another, and to tice love at home, at and in all facets of life. *‘Love one another intenseâ€" ly from the heart‘"‘, and is designed to help all chrisâ€" tians build their love for one another, and to pracâ€" theme for the program is weekend FRIDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDA Y ACTIVITIES FOR ADULTS: LAKESHORE VILLAGE ADULT COUPLES SKATâ€" ING > DATE: Saturday, March 16th â€" 8â€"10 p.m. LOCATION: Albert McCormick Arena MONDAY THURSDAY TRIP TO WESTERN CANADA AND CALGARY STAMPEDE DATES : July 4th to 12th, 1974. COST : $219.00 (Not including meals) Phone 579â€"1020 for detailed information. Reservations and $50.00 deposit needed by April 16th, 1974. Limited seats available. _ For appointments phone 579â€"1020. There is no charge for this service. ALL ADULTS WELCOME INCOME TAX PROBLEMS???????Seniors may reâ€" ceive FREE assistance on Tues. and Thurs. from 1:30 â€" 3: 30 p.m. at the Dropâ€"inâ€"Centre â€" 20 Albert St. CALL 579â€"1020 for APPOINTMENT ATTENTION STUDENTS SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITIES Applications are being aceepted for employment in Community Services‘ sponsored programs for July and August, 1974. â€" playground leaders â€" adventure playground supervisors â€" youth centre supervisors â€" lifeguard/instructors/tote room APPLICATION FORMS : Available by calling 576â€"2420. ext. 60 or 48 AGE REQUIREMENTS: All applicants must be 16 years as of June 1st. WELL ADULT CLINIC â€" Coâ€"sponsored by the Waterâ€" loo Regional Health Unit. Health Screening and Counselling by Public Health Nurse: (Includes blood pressure, urinalysis and blood tests) + Waterloo, Ontario DATE: Thursday, March 14th, 1974 TIME : 1:30 â€" 4:00 p.m. y FREE ICE SKATING SENIORS FREE EYE CLINIC â€" Coâ€"sponsored by the U. of W. School Optometry. LOCATION: First United Church â€" Hilliard Hall â€" Girls Only â€" 1â€"3:00 p.m. SCHOOL LOCATIONS: Brighton, Centennial, Winston Churchil}, Lincoln Heights and Sir Edger Bauer. COST: No Charge. All grades kindergarten to grades GYMâ€"Oâ€"RAMA â€" An open gym and outdoor activity period of fun and games. : DATES: Mon. Mar. 18th to Fri. Mar. 22nd TIMES: Boys Only â€" 10â€"12 Noon. six are welcome. WHAT TO BRING : Running Shoes. ADMISSIONS: Children 15 and under â€" 25¢ Adults â€" 50¢ Family Price â€" $1.00. Saturdays Sundays Fridays Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, March 13, 1974 19 SPRING HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS I PUBLIC ICE SKATING ACTIVITIES FOR SENIORS ’WATERLOO‘ _ ARENA (IN" _ Marsland Centre : 576â€"2420 ACTIVITIES FOR YOUTH ADULTS ANO FAMILIES: 2â€"4 pm 4â€"5 pm 2â€"4 pm 2â€"4 pm ALL WELCOME Family Price 8:00â€"10:00pm ADULTS ONLY 5:.30â€"7; 3:30â€"5: 30pm Family Price 8: 30â€"10: 30pm General COMMUNITY SERVICES MOSES SPRINGER ARENA CTIVITIES 2â€"4 pm 2â€"4 pm 2â€"4 pm 8: 30â€"10: 30pm General 2:00â€"4:00pm Family Price 3:30â€"5: 30pm Family price Albert _ McCormick ALBERT McCORMICK ARENA 3â€"5 pm 3â€"5 pm 3â€"5 pm