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Page 8 â€" Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, December 14, 1977 by a Milk Spotter and awarded a certificate which was drawn for first prize. Over 160,000 certificates were given out to milkâ€" drinkers across Ontario by uniformed Spotters travelling in "Wear A Moustache" Minis. Restaurâ€" ants and fastâ€"food outlets were visited daily by Spotters to distribute certificates offering 12,000 Tâ€"shirts and 3,000 L. P .‘s as instantâ€"win prizes. Waterloo student, Brian Horan, was one of five lucky winners recently presented with a new Austin Mini. This summer he was caught drinking milk Waterloo student | wins a milk Mini : This was the second summer for the 10â€"week Milk Spotter contest, supported by the Ontario Milk Marketing Board. Again, it was intended to increase milk consumption outside the home. wfih Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, the founder of the world wide Transcendental Meditation program, and special guests Doug Henning and Burt Reynolds Merv and his guests will explore with Maharishi the experience of living a happy, productive, fulfilled life. DW&MW § . d “ 1 T e x‘ G":T SURE BEATS WALKIN® _ | WR APP' NG g:;ting around on crossâ€"country skis seems like a good idea, considering the weather we‘ve had lately. conditions have been just ideal for skiing, according to Charlotte Timmins, of Kitchener, who trekâ€" ked through Waterloo Park recently. hn n ga n mammmmmmae mm mm m SERVICE Dark narkinn Int cfill uin in the air To Watch, . _A Special Merv Griffin Show KITCHENER TM CENTRE 11 CHARLES ST. E. THURS., DEC. 15, 22, â€" 8:00 p.m. GUELPH PUBLIC LIBRARY ROOM B THURS., DEC. 15, 22, â€" 8:00 p.m. LECTURES: rpn. s76â€"2546 Wed Wed Wed *3 Dec Dec Dec _An Invitation 14, 1:00 a.m 21, 4;:00 p.m 21, 11:45 p.m â€" Channel 11 â€" Channel 4 â€" Channel 8m» The question of a new parking lot for Central and Albert Sts. remains just that, after Waterloo council tabled a report on the matter Monday night. Over the past month, council has been arguing the merits of retaining a Park parking lot still up in the air common, cityâ€"owned piece of land, that residents of the area have used for parking. The area hasn‘t been authorized for parkâ€" ing, and the city has conâ€" sidered using the land to widen and beautify the Central St. entrance Waterloo Park. Council asked for an enâ€" gineering report on the matter, and learned Monâ€" day night that the land is leased by the Waterloo Tennis Club. To convert it to a parking lot, for 24 cars, would cost Mayor Marjorie Carroll and Ald. Charles Voelker said the city would be setâ€" ting a dangerous preceâ€" dent in providing private parking at city expense.