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“MM-(I Ic., ‘fwA \r"ott¢‘ 't W. , , f, 5” At - WI Loo Chronick, Wednesday. Juiy 23. 1975 Stamp honors Court stamp to commemorate the oete-htmdredth anni- versary of the Supreme Court of Canada. PostmasterGeoeraHhyce to, using a photograph oi Hackney has announced a same by Walter s. All- the issue of an eighbeeett ward called Justice. stamp to mmm‘? A total of a million the oete-htmdredth annt- stamps, prinmy Ashtmt- “er ot the Supreme Potter Limited, Toronto. CourtofCanada. " . A MllbeissuedSept. 2. The stamp was designed by Allan Fleming of Toron- PERM _ SPECIAL - 724 BELMONT BLVD. - 7454912 Besttttatttttt mum Call Cathy. Margaret. Karen and Grayce O Sodding KEN SCHAEFER- WIN“ t PM“ EVERY MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY Complete Landscaping Services IN THE BELMONT PLAZA PHON E 664-201 2 Top Soil Seeding COMPLETE The cities of Waterloo and Kitchener will have a day in their honor at the Canadi- an National Exhibition in Toronto on Aug. 20 and a number of _ events have been planned to mark the special occasion. Both Waterloo Mayor Herb Epp and Kitchener Mayor Edith Macintosh will be the special guests of Toronto Mayor Paul God- Kathie Wardropper holds up the crest that will mark Kitchener-Waterloo Day at the Canadian Na- tional Exhibition on Aug. 20 in Toronto. Both Waterloo Mayor Herb Epp and Kitchener Mayor Edith Macintosh wilt represent the Twin Cities as will a number of local drum corps and other groups. The crest will be used on stick-ons and buttons to be handed outlay girls from the Beta Sigma Phi. Twin Cities to be honored at CNE trey during the day honor- ing the Twin Cities for the first time. Both Mayor Epp and Mayor Macintosh will meet with Mayor Godfrey at Toronto City Hall and then proceed in a motor calvalcade to the Princess Gates at the CNE. The cavalcade will consist of an antique fire engine, two Waterloo Regional po- lice officers on motorcycles plus a number of cars. Following their arrival at the Princess Gates, the cavalcade will be Joined by bands from the Twin Cit- ies including: the Dutch Boy Cadets, the Ventures All Girls Corps, the Flying Dutchman, the Kiwanis Kavaliers Drum Corps and Project People. Members of the Square Dance Club will entertain and D.J.'s from both CHYM and CKKW will emcee the activities. The cavalcade will then proceed to the Queen Elizabeth Theatre for the remainder of the days activities. Some of the entertainment includes the four bands from the Twin Cities plus bands and dancers from both the Concordia and Transyivaniaciut?s. - The public has not been forgotten as 50 prominent citizens will be honored at "Fascinating Shop for the Oo-ft Yourself" A a special luncheon at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre by the president of the CNS. Special passports will al- so be available for Twin City residents at any bank or trust company. The pass- port price includes trans- portation to the CNE grounds, admittance, a hot dog, a cold drink plus discounts on a number of rides. Senior citizens will enjoy free admittance to the grounds on k-W day. Twin City residents will also have an opportunity to Nowadays just about every garden maintenance project has a power tool for the job. Power lawn- mowers, rototillers, grass trimmers. hedge clippers and so on. What ever hap- pened to the push lawn- mower, garden fork and manual clippers? With the energy problem and our chronic lack of phy- sical exercise, they may be due for a comeback. But back to those power tools. Although each one of them consumes energy. a well-maintained machine will do a better job and con- serve fuel at the same time Now that the grass is green, it is tune-up time for Take care of power tools show him they feel about their community by wearing a special button or stick-on which says 'Kitchener- Waterloo Ist Wunderbar‘. Designed by Kitehener's Doug Ratchford. the crest shows a Conestoga Wagon with the Wunderbar phrase. The stick-ans and buttons win be handed out by girls of the Beta Sigma Phi. About 3,000 persons from the Twin City area are expected to arrive in Toronto on Aug. 20 to take part in K-W Day. Electric lawnmowers need an occasional oiling By the way, you should avoid leaving the machine idling for longer periods. ICs wearing on the motor. wasteful of fuel, and a haz- ard to small children and pets if left unattended. " necessary, replace the transmission oil. The owner's manuals should help you handle engine kinks yourself. mowers and tototillers. Spark plugs should be clean- ed, checked, and replaced. if necessary. You should adjust the carburetor and make sure the choke is work- ing well. When running a gas-pow- ered mower, keep the en- gine speed as low as pos- sible. Regulate the motor by opening the throttle gradu- ally till you have the power you need, QEAWQEEE' ClIErEIErii]0 SALES and SERVICE manure PARTS & SUPPLIES Ffil am mu " new Thump: 12s Wr.Rr.R N 884-2630 WATl-RIOU