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The local bottler of Cocaâ€" Cola, R. Brian McMahon. Sales Manager. Cocaâ€"Cola Ltd. Kitchener. is part of a fundâ€"raising program for athletes in training for the Olympic Games, it _ was announced â€" recently,. The campaign is called ~Let‘s Get Together . Offices of the bottlers of Cocaâ€"Cola across the counâ€" iry. are to become clearâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Macintosh of Waterloo, centre, have a good reason for all the smiles as they won a trip to Ochos Rios in Jamaica during the Waterioo Rotary Club‘s Jamaica Night party. On the left is Dr. Hugh Jack., the chairman of the Jamaica Night committee while on the right is Vic Foster of Vic Foster Travel Service. The couple returned from their Caribbean holiday on Mar. 12. They have promised not to enter the contest next year. $1,600 donated to Olympics fund EKEING‘S MARCH SPECIAL FREE DELIVERY PR AW,WZ AZRESTAURANT 38 King St. N., Waterioo 10% Off all meals served in our dining room. Excluding Beverages ing houses for the $2 donâ€" ations which the company asks the public to make to the support of Canada‘s athletes Each donor gets a ‘supporter~ decal which can go anywhere from a car window to school books. The fundâ€"raising camâ€" paign will ask the public to support Games aspirâ€" ants. 20% : R. Brian McMahon. On Orders Over $6G.00 | Spokesman for Cocaâ€"Cola Ltd. _ (Kitchener) _ stated that our â€" athletes need facilities. training. coachâ€" ing and international comâ€" petition. Cocalâ€"Cola Ltd. (Kitch ener) kicked off the camâ€" paign with an individual donation of $1600.00. *‘*We want to help our Canadian athletes prepare to meet competition from Orders over $5.00 the world‘s best. One hundâ€" red percent of everything we collect will go towards their training through the Canadian Olympic Associâ€" ation . Mr. Mcâ€"Mahon said. NO BULL . . . . Whatever you want to sell, the Waterloo Chronicle classified ads give you fast results. Only $1.00 will let your 15 word ad reach over 45,000 readers in the Waterloo area. You can‘t beat the price! People are in the habit of shopâ€" ping the classified section of the Waterloo Chronicle. They receive it every week and look forward to the ° bargains that can be found simply by shopping in their own homes. Look through your house today . . . you probably will find many things that you no longer use. Convert them into cash by advertising in the Waterloo Chronicle classified ads. Simply call and let our friendly adâ€"visor help you with your ad! PHONE 744â€"6364 OFFICES WATERLOO SQUARE Second Floor Waterloo forms plan committee city‘s planner Richard Danâ€" rmiger have all been appointâ€" ed to a committee to conâ€" sider a program for updatâ€" ing the city‘s official plan. Waterioo Mayor Herb Epp. Aldermen Bob Henry, lished during a committee criteria for the official plan as well as the need for adâ€" ditional staff in the planning department. â€" Council was told it would cost about $15,000 to estab Monday, will establish the Public Stenographers, addressing and letter service; business. personal club and association minutes and reports. Confidential documents, legal typing, Manu scripts, essays. thesis, resumes and letters of apâ€" plication. _ * Phone 8$85â€"0795 **We are the TYPE to know*" "A COMPLETE TYPING SERVICE" manuâ€"type for complete information plus the and review the city‘s objecâ€" ing firms when major planâ€" ed. Now council feels this Waterioo has up to this time hired private consultâ€" city some money. it will be presented to the public The committee is expected to return with an outline of its findings to council before the budget meeting on Apr. 26. Following completion of