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Mr. C. 0. Daiton, President, Carling Breweries Limited, announces the appointment of Mr. R. A. ‘"Tony‘" Cattril} to the position of Public Reâ€" lations Manager, Carling Breweries Limited. Mr. Cottrill was formerly Assistant Sales Manager (Ontario) Carling Division, Carling Breweries CARLING ANNOUNCEMENT by the board here last Tuesâ€" day. However, it has decided rot to give immediate support. A suggestion from the Onâ€" tario Education â€" Association eonvention in Toronto last month that the Kâ€"W Hi 8chool Board incorporate teacher training with regular university courses was heard SCHOOL BOARD NOT ~GIVING IMMEDIATE SUPPORT TO TEACHER â€" TRAINING PLAN _ , _ _ Lyvery sportsâ€"minded man or woman in this. :rdviz_lce e efects of the léy an krrixt-up, concertâ€" ed campaign to get rid of it. Do it now, toni%ht. Ift enough asmall voices are raised, they are bound to be heard. the many lands of whispering waters and smiling lakes that every Canadian is proud to call his own. 4 Surely, the highâ€"paid brains of the government can solve the problem. If they can‘t they should find someone who can. If they don‘t Canada‘s finest resort areas will be doomed to inevitable death by the inflitration of the sea lamprey into to noâ€"avail in the future unless a concerted, allâ€"out effort is made to rid Canadian waters of this bloodâ€"sucking eel: The Department of Lands and Forests has been doing exâ€" tensive â€"research. They have beenâ€" studying the lampreys spawning habits. The government has been spending thouâ€" sands enticing visitors to come to our resort areas. It will be We believe, sincerely, that this ugly, devilâ€"spawned creaâ€" ture will eventually ruin the fish population of every stream, rivertoand lake in Southern Ontario if something isn‘t done, pronto. 3 f areas? How long before you won‘t be able to swim in any body of water that drains into the Great Lakes for fear of this bloodâ€"sucking sea lamprey? f 2 How long will it be before the lamprey gets into the Muskoka area? The Kawartha Lakes? The Land O‘ Lakes? How long before fishing is ruined in â€" Canada‘s famous resort The eel lamprey is quite evident in waters right around Elmira. It attacks pike, trout and ever carp. If it attacks carp, # will attack anytging. The sea lamprey has virtually ruined commercial fishing in the Great Lakes. Remember when Toronto‘s Marilyn Bell swam the lake? Her biggest worry was the sea lamprey. That‘s how rampant these vampire parasites have become. * _ (From Elmira Signet) ' We don‘t like to holler, "I told youâ€"> so," but in this case we feel it is justified, s > ; Three years ago while toiling for another estimbale weekly paper, we wrote an editorial about theâ€" infiltration of the eel lamprey into sport fishing waters. Just a little over a year ago, we wrote a similar warningâ€"editorial in the Signet. We were severly chastised three years ago for even menâ€" tioning ”that it could happen. Now, it is happening. "I told PACGE TWO We believe the danger to be real right now. Other Editors Say Ottawa. The Waterloo Chronicle, Waterloo County‘s oldest English newspaper, devoted to the inâ€" terests of the City of Waterloo and Waterloc County, is published at 105 King Street South Waterloo, O‘ev&rz Thunday.'fl'he Chxt"onicle is a member Canadian Wee ewspapers Association and of the Onhn&uebu Newsâ€" ‘I.H. SMITH, Managing Rditor and Publisher THE WATERLOO CHRONICLE Authorized as second class mail, P.O. Dept.; PARASITE AGAN Secretary of the Kâ€"W Board, James P Van de Water, askâ€" ed to get results of discussions at the ASB deliberations, for presentation at the board‘s next meeting. Kâ€"W _ Collegiate principal, C. R. Philp, advised the board to be cautions mbout voting for such a recommendation, But the board of East Elgin District High School decided not to let it rest there. It has circulated a suggestion that Dr. Hall‘s proposal be studied at the Associated High School Board‘s convention held this past Tuesday and Wednesday at Lakeview. It has asked supâ€" port for the recommendation from â€" numerous â€" boards throughout the province. ‘ No action was taken on Dr. Hall‘s suggestion at the conâ€" vention. Teachers in training now spend ecither three. or four years at university and then attend the Ontario College of Education, Toronto, for anâ€" other year. It is operated by the Department of Education. He said if students could be given teacher training during regular university courses it would shorten their school years and uiltimately supply more teachers, He felt this would help alleviate the teachâ€" er shortage reputedly present in the Ontarip system. The original suggestion was promoted by Dr. Gâ€" E. Hall of London, Ont., president of the University of Western Onâ€" tario. THE WATERLOO (Ontario) CHRONICLE There are two ways that the threeâ€"fifths requirement works If a city has lHiquor sale it takes 60 per cent of the wvote against i to close the hars. .. The threeâ€"fifths requirement applies only to valid ballots cast in the election, Spoiled ballots are ruled out of the compatation. At the 1957 session of the Legislature, this was al changed: The act was amendâ€" ed again to put all cities im the same class, no matter what the population. Now it takes a threeâ€"fifths affirmative vote to bring licencing of liquor lounges and dining lounges. The amended act left the way open for the inference that if a 41â€"perâ€"cent vote were cast for liquor sale, the board could issue licences. The inâ€" ference was never put to the test because there were no votes under that amendment. However,‘ a board official says he doubts that the board would have issued licences without a strong affirmative vote, possibly as much as threeâ€"fifths. j took steps to provide the vote in 1956, but its amended law had a backward look to the man in the street. It gave the cities of 40,000 a vote but said that if a vote were held and threeâ€"fifths or more of the ballots went against liquor sale the board could not issne licences. By inferefnce, that left the way open for issye of licences in any city of more than 50,â€" 000. Unfortunately, it didn‘t work but that way. Set up to administer the act, the Ontario Liquor Licence Board, decidâ€" ed as a matter of policy that it wouldn‘t issue licences in any other than the five cities without an expression of pubâ€" lie opinion, But any city over 50,000 couldn‘t even have a wote since the act didn‘t perâ€" vote. * In 1947, when the act was passed, it provided automaâ€" tically for sale of liquor by the glass in five Ontario cities which then had a population of more than 50,000 They are Ottawa, Toronto, Hamilton, London and Windsor. At the same it time it set up machinâ€" ery for votes in centres under 50,000 which could, get licences Until a year ago only a comâ€" munity under 50,000 eould hold a vote on introduction of eocktail bars and dining Jounâ€" Liquor Licence Vote Scheduled For May 30 The vote in Kitchener scheâ€" duled for May 30 on liquor sale is the first in a city of 50,000 population or over unâ€" der Ontario‘s Liquor Licence Act since it came into force 10 years ago. George Lengyell was reâ€" placed by Murray Campbell as club director. J. G..McIntyre, committee chairman ‘for the .New Dawn School for retarded children said canvassers have collectâ€" ed $21,000 to date. This was anmmounred at; the: Kâ€"W ~Kins* men Club~ meeting last Monâ€" day t Steven Casey introduced the speaker, Fred Weber thanked him + Fund Now $21,000 John +~Wintermeyer, MPP, explained the proposed . proâ€" vincial health insurance plan to the group. : The Ontario Legislature ‘Parking is allowed on both sides of these streets at preâ€" Also Esson street, from its limits < to Allen street; John street, from Park to Severn streets; Norman street, from Park to Roslin street and a portion of Seagram â€" drive, formerly known as Jefferson street. They ‘are: Allen stréet, from -P":éto J oh# strogts;= Belmont street, from its limits to Norâ€" man, street;" Canbar â€"Road, fromf Erb street to its northerâ€" ly limits; Dunbar road, from Erb street to its.limits. SUGGEST ONEâ€"SIDE PARKING ON EIGHT WATERLOO STREETS It has been suggested by Waterloo Council‘s traffic and transportation committee that parking ‘be restricted to one side only on eight 24â€"footâ€"wide Waterloo streets. â€" Here‘s a handy folder / * you can send them to . help smooth their way.../ ~;~ Ask for a cdopy at your nearest B of M branch today and send it off to anyone you know in Britain who might be considering emigrating to Canada. ; Especially prepared to aid * n BB prospective newâ€"comersâ€" to Canada from Britain, this folder "How to Transfer Funds to Canada" explains the steps that a person in the United Kingdom must take in order to comply with Britain‘s foreignâ€"exchange regulations governing the transfer of funds and blocked sterling assets to this country. . Waterloo Branch, Corner King and Erb Streets Banx or MontrEAL The Bof M has two wellâ€"established offices in London, either one of which will be only too glad to help smooth the way for the prospective emiâ€" grant to Canada. Through its London offices, the B of M can attend to all the details in connection with the transfer of assets from the U.K. and have the money remitted to the b:anch in Canada ncarest the emigrant‘s new home. London Offices: City Office: 47 Threadneedle Street, E.C.2 West End Office: 9 Waterloo Place, $.W.1 Allave you Relatives or Friends in Britain planning to emigrate to Canada? body‘s lack of iron which many‘ men and ‘“men call “old.';:ry O:lmhx Tonide.;l‘llh)ra *get acquainted" lizoonlvefk.}wldtd J drug stores everywhere. The committee asked Police Chief Llioyd Otto, who résides at 73â€" Seagram drive, to reâ€" commend which sides should BÂ¥ "tnder Lhe park img batt:""* The committee was told that Be had already recommended that parking be banned om his own side of the street. Forget.your age! ’l'hounnds plppy' ntv‘la Try “pe’;)ping fnp" with Ostrex., tains tonic for weak, rundown feeling dua solely to sent, butD‘Arcy Dutton, city engineer, fel:t the streets were too narrow "Oldat 40,50,60?" Thursday, May 23, P UV Bana 021.::'::: s *__UBR.J gg””"”"lwfy Fund) t 9 Man, You‘re craz! ur fgeln'l‘hp_t_ng_nds ard peppy at 7 1817 P .92 2#