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PAGE 8 - WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26. Books, books and more books will be offered at bargain prices at the 22nd Annual Used Book Sale of the Kitchener-Waterloo branch of the Canadian Federer tion of University Women. The sale will be held on Fri., Apr. 4 from noon until 9 p.m. and on Sat., Apr. 5, from 9 a.m. until I p.m. in Hilliard Hall at First United Church at the corner of 100,000 books collected for CFUW used book sale Easter Bunny Chronicle Staff Laurel Vocational school won't be a vocational school when the 1986-87 school year begins in the fall. In fact, it won't even be called Laurel any longer. Effective September '86 the school's name will be changed to University Heights secondary school - the first time in the Waterloo County Board of Education's history that a school has been renamed. The name change was proposed by a board committee, to reflect the fact that the sehool's programming in September will be altered to accommodate general as well as basic level subjects. Coffee Cakes 790 and $2.79 Easter Paska’s $2.95 4 Hot Cross Buns 6 for $1.39 Easter Cookies & Cakes "iriie%iGGiittee polled current students, their parents, recent and past graduates and staff, and "nearly all" felt the word "vocational" school be dropped. _ . . Other names considered were: Laurel secondary school, Conestoga Park secondary school, C.R. Philp secondary school and Philp-Moir secondary school. Current students were allowed to vote on the new name, and 90 per cent favored University Heights secondary school. Laurel gets a new name ATTENTION OWNERS We will be cia%U Ba; God, Friday, open Saturday at 5 Fm., open Easter Sunday at 4 p.m., open Easter Monday at 5 p.m. 702 King St. W., Kitchener HAPPY EASTER To EVER YONE gqtttetree6 mum um "The Home of Quality Baking" OIL t FILTER Please reserve by calling 885-2197 ANNOUNCEMENT 'l ps ONLY ONLY WITH THIS COUPON 1069 VlCTORIA ST. N. - KITCHENER 744-1 188 -trom the staff, Helen 8 Simon EASTER DINNER We are featuring a special DATSL'l/MSSAN VEHCLES ONLY - OFFER EXPRES MAR. 31/06 t'itlif,rjtw'ii, King Street South and William Street in Waterloo. More than 100,000 books have been collected by the club's zoo-plus members from private donors, churches, libraries. schools and universities. Prices for these books are basically unchanged from last year, with hardcover books going for $1, pocket books for Me and maga- _ 72 Regiia St. N. Waterloo 885-2791 742-1 841 zines for 10t One of the very special fea- tures of the sale is an auction of first editions, unusual old copies of books and volumes of poetry, art and Canadians. This auction will be held on Fri., Apr. 4 at 6 p.m. There will be a preview of the books to be auctioned at 5: 30 p.m., just prior to the auction. A large number of children's books will also be offered tor sale. The Children's Book Sale will be conducted in the Nursery adjacent to Hilliard Hall in the church. This year, the Children's Book Sale hours will again be the same as the times of the general sale, "As in past years, the money raised through the book sale will be returned to the community in the form of educational awards and bursaries," said eo-chair- man Doreen J anicek. "Approxi- mately $9,000 will be given to students attending local educa- tional facilities at the public, secondary and university levels." "As well, money will be given to local community social Proj- ects and will also provide emer- gency financial assistance to female university"students," added co-chairman Joan Beck. The book sale has been used as a model for clubs in various cities ‘ across the province. It draws both local and out of town book lovers. In the book sale's twenty-one year history, more than $85,000 has been raised. FRIDAY, SATURDAY 8 SUNDAY MARCH 28-29-30 entuc Ffifil" Cgcken WATERLOO - 1 " King St. N., 355 Ertt St. ass Phillip St. jt4llliilliiilff Eb‘mrq u af . iiitii2fi2rt), i"tlii, Rilii0hrhlWlll,Y0ll: THREE FOR $10.00 o THRIFT BOX (9 pieces of chicken) OTRIPLE BOX OF FRIES O 500 mL SALAD BOB GRAY MUSIC LTD. 886-01 oo Year End Inventory Clearance Sale Up To Prices starting as low as '99" Complete with manufacturer's warranty @RECONDITIONED USED VW RABBITS 6 month or 6,000 km guarantee Fast - Friendly Service For expert repairs call Mike or Klaus at 884-7640 S (I '3' 60% OFF ALL 435 Conestogo Rd. W.. Waterlog T Volvo Mercedes Volkswagen 13 King St. S. (at Erb) Waterloo, Ontario Discontinued Yamaha Porta Sounds