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Prof. Forbes, a professor of chemistry at the university of Waterloo, . spends M o n day through Friday at U of W, where he lectures on physical organic cheimistry. There he is presently _ undertaking, among other research projects, a proâ€" gram aimed at isolating and idâ€" Grants totaling $91,200 are enabling Professor W. S. Forbes to carry out research projects concurrently at two different universities, one in Canada and one in the United States. PROFESSOR W. F. FORBES (right) Waterloo. Assisting Prof. Forbes is takes readings from the Electron Spin grad student Paul David, a research asâ€" Resmarce machine at the University of sistant. . ~¢x U Of W Commutes To U.S. For Research Open Mon. to Wed. 8 am to 6 pm Thurs. & Fri. Till 9 pm Sat. Kitchener Market . e Uiorlertoo Grcnicl 5â€"9936 GRONAU‘S 91 BRkIDGEPORT ROAD Published by â€" Baulk Publishers Ltd. â€" Preston CLIFF KYER â€"« Manager â€" Advertising Consultant LEWIS GAMBLING â€" Editor Waterloo County‘s oldest English newspaper. Office at 104 King Street South, Waterloo. Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association. "Authorized as Z2nd class mail by the Post Office Department Ottawa and for payment of postage in cash." Each Friday afternoon, follâ€" owing his final lecture for the week, Dr. Forbes drives to Roâ€" chester, New York, where for the past six months he has servâ€" ed as a visiting professor of bioâ€" chemistry at the University of Rochester medical school. There, in addition to lecturing entifying the actual reactive species in cigarette smoke, that cause Jung cancer. This latter project is sponsored by a $10,â€" 200 research grant, just announâ€" ced by the National Cancer Inâ€" stitute of Canada. Selection Of Choice Beef â€" Pork â€" Veal Quarters â€" Halves or Whole Wholesale Cuts or Portion Cut â€" Wrapped or Frozen If You Wish Wide Variety of Fresh Made Sausage Ready To Eat â€" â€" â€" Smoked Meats Also Available MEAT PACKERS SAUSAGE MFGRS. On Monday, morning, Dr. Forâ€" bes is then back in Waterloo, ready for another week of reâ€" search and lecturing. LAMBERTUS â€" MILLER, Feb. 27, Lynn Sharon Miller, Watâ€" erloo, to William Henry Lamâ€" bertus, Kitchener. LICHTY â€" HARLOCK, March 6, Darlow Jane Harlock, Kitchâ€" ener, to Robert Louis Lichty, Waterloo. on â€" biochemistry, Dr. Forbes spends his weekends working on a research project investigatâ€" ing the effects of radiation on proteins and related compounds. This study is part of a program to discover the relation, if any, between the effects of aging and radiation on the human organâ€" ism, and is financed by an $81,â€" 000 grant from the American National Institute of Health. MARRIAGES The city too, is fortunate to have members in counâ€" cil who have fought hard and long to keep the city budâ€" get within fair and reasonable bounds. They have done a good job, and, as the finance chairman has said, turnâ€" ed in "palatable mill rates". They are to be congratulatâ€" ed. While it is true, that in some areas, school boards have gone overboard in providing luxuries that could very well have been done without, here in Waterloo we have a concientious and able board who are more in‘ terested in adequate and efficient facilities rather than frills. It is because of this attitude that they have kept their budget within fair and reasonable bounds. Spiraling costs of education form a very high porâ€" tion of any city‘s budget. The city of Waterloo is no dif, ferent. This is a burden that none of us can or should wish to do without, for it is through the knowledge gainâ€" ed in the schools, that will enable the coming generatâ€" ions to do better for this old world of ours, than we have done in the past. Education is the pathway to a good future for our children, and their children after them, and is most deserving of every consideration and assisâ€" tance that we, of the older generation can give. Starts Friday, March 12 â€"â€" 9 a.m. Stores Open In Wellesley and St. Jacobs Till 9 p.m. Wed, â€" Thurs. & Fri. of Next Week. swb AJS MAIN â€"STORE WELLESLEY â€" PHONE 203 Branch Store St. Jacobs MO 4â€"2761 MILL END STORE FREE ANNUAL SPRING SALE Reduced 20% Men‘s â€" Boys‘ Dress and Sports Shirts Reduced 20% Sewing Machines â€" Washers â€" Dryers â€" Electric Stoves As Well As Many Other Items Are Agents For Twin Cities Laundry 50 KING ST. S. WATERLOO EVERYTHING MUST GO ON SALE s07 Wellesley Main Store All Work Clothes â€" Shoes â€" Windbreakers â€" Socks â€" Now All THE HUB VARIETY STORE Come In â€"â€" Browse Around And See The Bargains Fiannette Prints â€" Broadcloth Better Dress Yard Goods For Your Further Convenience St. Jacobs Branch Store All Further Reduced Reduced 20% & Cleaners An Electric Clock Given To The Person Making Largest Purchase MEISSNER TRAVEL AGENCY 331 King W., Kitchener 134 King S.. Waterloo Reserve Through SH 5â€"5621 745â€"6281 Going sOUTH