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Zion Lutheran Church have surpassed a venâ€" ture goal of $220,000 in Mt. Zion Lutheran Church surpasses fundâ€"raising goal a fundâ€"raising camâ€" paign for an addition to their present building Waterloo. named Jaycees president At the annual awards banquet of the Waterâ€" loo Jaycees, Bill Corâ€" bett was inducted as president along with his executive for 1982â€" Corbett has been a Jaycee for five years and is employed as an assistant store managâ€" er with Towers Departâ€" ment Stores. The other 1982â€"83 unit executive members are: Bernie Kuechler, external viceâ€"presiâ€" dent; Dave Ireland, inâ€" ternal viceâ€"president; Joe Poge, secretary; and Wim Stemerdink, treasurer. Craig McNaught is the imâ€" mediate past presiâ€" mony was conducted by Ron Kraemer, a Waterioo Jaycee who was recently elected to the position of regional director. The new 1982â€"83 exâ€" ecutive of the Waterioo Jaycettes was also reâ€" cently inducted. President is Faye Ireland, with Louise Couchman, treasurer, Adele Couchman, secâ€" vice president, and Kathy Wagner, past The Jaycettes are a volunteer organization affiliated with the Waâ€" terboo Jaycees and magde up of Jaycees wives. girifriends or Pledges to the fundâ€" any females between the ages of 18 to 39. Fences is a national toowe We call it Body Politics. @4 "= ceived during an every day. The intensive phase of the fund camâ€" paign began on June 1. facility will add space. The addition, which includes a 250 seat sanctuaryâ€"with overfiow seating for 50 and five additional classrooms, was deâ€" signed by the architecâ€" tural firm of Langwood Robertson of Kitchenâ€" er. Also included in the new structure will be enlarged office faciliâ€" ties, a nursery, sacrisâ€" ty, and vestry area. Estimated cost of the new structure is Pastor Norman L o-da-h,-nmhmndâ€"mwu Conquer." Follow it and the entire operation will be neat and tidy. Piastic Bags in a varisty of sizes can hoid stockings, m;h-nnmuhqfi-hn| ;mhm-flm”n‘“h\fi together in museums or shopping markets. Separate and compare notes afterward. Since you will probably send more postcards than letters, buy bnlb-flyhpuhb.u&--nd&-(uy--l more than one to the same address, type these on sticky labols flnyup)-fl-'qhvnyumm-td- of waiting time "before the start of a sightsesing bus, at railway stations and you can write the lmn-&himwm-m’. !u-m.uuâ€"mmu-nmnou into the countryside. Green fisids and rolling hills are a refreshing break from the traveier‘s routine. ‘s STUDENT WORKS PROGRAMME 10% SENIORS #= _ IN HOME AND OUT We witl aupply aH materials and iabour BEAUTIFY YOUNR SUA *«RESIDENTIAL . «COMMERCIAL «INDUSTRIAL CLEAN UP JOBS of SATISF ACTION GUARANTREED From the desk ofâ€" Isabelila Grayson "} "'“M"I!'IALK $375,000. The present sanctuâ€" ary, which was built in 1960, will be converted to education and felâ€" lowship areas. Edwin Baumgart of Wateriloo is chairman of the building commitâ€" tee, and has headed the funding campaign, which was directed by Clint Schroeder of Des Moines, lowa, a repreâ€" sentative of the Lutherâ€" an Laymen‘s Moveâ€" ment. A final report on the results of the camâ€" paign, which has had as its theme, ‘"Now is the Time," will be preâ€" sented to the Church Council and General Committee tomorrow evening. TRAVEL SERVICE 104 King St. S. /7 SOME TRAVEL TIPS 886â€"2418 FOR FREE ESTUAATE CALi FRANKLY FRANK WE‘RE FPFED UP weeet * e t aant": . "" WHARF WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23 WATERLOO â€" ONTARIO. % â€" râ€"( hortTHEBmE )7 YEI would like to stop this untaiu tax 1 under stand that ORFA is simply requesting that a tax exemption be maintained for meals under $4 00 and that all meals prepared for consumption off the premises (take out or defivery) continue to be exempt | agree Park Plasa Hote! Suite 302. 170 Moor yt W . Toeoni Oat MSNILY Many working people in Ontario cannot get home for lunch and do not have facilities to keep lunch fresh till lunch time. Therefore they are forced to eat out regularly and cheaply. Why should these hard working people be further penalized in an already terrible economy? The 7% sales tax imposed on all restaurant food on June 14 must be considered a penalty on the working people of Ontario. We can think of no good reason why a glass of milk â€" a cup of coffee â€" a sandwich or a hamburger should be taxed. Especially _ when it hits so hard on those who can least afford it. Namely â€" the young students â€" working people â€" welfare recipients and the pensioners on fixed incomes. The effects are devastating on these people. Ontario is now the only province in Canada without an exemption on low cost meals. This tax will undoubtedly cost jobs and cause bankruptcies due to loss of sales. With this tax, The Ontario Government will generate about $170 million in revenue. That could have bought 50 million inexpensive meals for a lot of deserving people. If that bothers you as much as it bothers us, join us in our campaign to fight this inane tax. Simply fill out the coupon below and send it to us. We‘d like to dump quite a few on Frank Miller‘s desk as he takes his bite of our hard earned lunch. Hestauarm a k oneuens e Anune ce en un ce eam 1982 â€" PAGE 7