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PAGE i-- WATEKOO CW. ”WV. FEBRUARY ta. was Waterloo Jaycees Young Citizen Waterloo Jaycees are currently looking for nominations for this year's "Outstanding Young Citizen of Waterloo." If you have a candidate in mind between the ages of 18-40, call 744-0186 for more information. The deadline for no- minations is March 6. This year's recipient will be honored March 20 at Waterloo Inn. Sounds of Summer seeks performers Organizers for Waterloo's sec- ond annual Sounds of Summer Music Festival promise a full weekend of family entertainment to welcome summer 19&r--gune 21-23. The festival will re-create an atmosphere through music; an atmosphere that Waterloo boasted of in the early 1900’s. The inaugural year of Sounds of Summer' was a tremendous suc- cess and this year's will be even bigger and better. The Sounds of Summer is a. family oriented festival featuring music concerts (symphony, rock, jazz. country and folk), drum and bugle tattoo, parade, picnic in the park plus a host of cultural and sporting events. Events will be focused in and around Waterloo Park. This year's planned additions include more musical perfor- mances. greater involvement of area school children, and more local performers. Local musical groups and performers are wel- come to come out and celebrate the arrival of summer at the Sounds of Summer Music Festival. It may have been called a Cross-country ski-a-thon but Peter Etril Snyder (left) and Gladys Jones (right) proved there’s more than one way to cover the six-kilometre course. Close to so skiers and snowshoers took part Saturday in the event which is sponsored annually by the Women's Committee of the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony Orchestra Association. Held tor the first time at Laurel Creek Nature Centre, the ski-a-thon raised money for the local symphony. N_ews 'ePPe,%'reNI "n digest _ __ _ i For more information, please con- tact Jim Badour at 886-5500. This year as in the past, the group is counting on the generosity of the community to make the sale a success. Donations of all types of books are gratefully tteeeptmb-- student textbooks, children's books, adult fiction and non-fic- tion. If you wish to donate books for the sale, please call 579-4218. 744-2423 or 579-6621. Last year more than 100,000 books'were offered for sale and $10,000 was raised. This money was returned to the community in the form of educational awards and bursaries. As well, money was given to local community social projects and provided emergency financial assistance to female uni- versity students. . Reglooal CPR Marathon Saturday Waterloo Regional Heart Save will organize the Heart and Stroke Foundatlon CPR Marathon Satur- day, Feb. " from 1-5 pm. at Falrvlew Park Mall. Four- member teams will demonstrate CPR with local prizes for perlor- mance skills and fund raising ability. All funds ralaed go to the University Women Book Sale The Canadian Federation of Uni- versity Women Kitchener-Water- loo will be holding its 21st annual Used Book Sale Friday March 29 and Saturday March 30 at Hilliard Hail, First United Church. a my. All hands tuned to the ttfi and Stroke Magma of 0mm your“ cam ma. erbucuom located in the Beechwood Plan coma ofErttAHttltman.Entrttnceatroarot Little Short Stop. Export repairs to all your footwear. 884-033l. 10% OFF AU. REPAIRS MN“ MWiS/l‘ NOW OPEN Beechwood Centre Shoe Seance M tl a fine selection of French books, dictionaries. tapes. records and fine art for children Children's Tours l Sunday, February " - 2:00 pm. (funds) " - 3:15 pm. (m) 'ti"""`., i' 'yi,,';;,"')" a, Iii, ', 'r.. '1: a . 1ill V A special cake for 'c-l-:::):?: ", your Valentine! galerie dc: saints ammsummwm.mnu4cz Gallery lndlgena Introduces sri,tv,erriritisag3p,t, TERRA - juniors' studio range offering I diversified series of unit types in various height, width and depth dimensions. Order Yours today! From $4.95 and up Sweels tor your sweetie fresh from our ovens, decorated as you like! (realm ot delicious Baked Foods 702 KING sr. WEST FABULOUS CHILDRENS ROOMS DISCOVER A WORLD OF UNIQUE PROBLEM SOLVING, YOUTH ROOM Baked“ Ltd. 742-1841 HRS: Mom-Fri. 9:315 tut. 9:34 Introducing "tNBl" skin care 8. make-up line direct from Italy sold exclusively at A Personal Touch skin care clinic. Be our guest at the Walper Terrace. Sun. March 3 at l2:30-3:30. - demonstrations - free draws - 10% coupons - refreshments Limited to 40. Please call now for reservations & ask for Heidie or Debi. 1mm.“qu - IMM” Minoan-chum ©EECErEEziLC) umutuuudm tfNteettttrq_baroA, 930 King St. W., Kitchener 742-6270 Skin Care & Make-up Let us give you PERSONAL l TOUCH ___£_ SEMINAR