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HAID, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred, 219 Bellhaven â€" Drive, Waterloo, Sept. 20, daughter (died same * day). °> LOGOZNY, Mr. and Mrs. Thadâ€" deus, 72 Allen St. W., Waterâ€" loo, at St. Mary‘s Hospital, SCHNEIDER, Mr. and _ Mrs. Harry, RR 2, Waterloo, at St. Mary‘s Hospital, Sept. 22, daughter. WALLS, Mr. and Mrs. William, 272 Hazel St., Waterloo, at Kâ€"W Hospital, Sept. 22, son. PATTERSON, Mr. and Mrs. E. Palmer, 115 William St. W., Waterloo, at Kâ€"W Hospital, Sept. 22, daughter. SCHICKLER, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, 152 Esson St., Waterâ€" loo, at St. Marys Hospital, Sept. 24, son. STOLJKER, Mr. and Mrs, Robert 93 Avondale Ave. S., Waterâ€" loo, a tSt. K.ary‘s Hospital, Sept.: 23, son. SQUIRE, Mr. and Mrs. Donald, ‘ 376 Erb St. W.. Waterloo, a% Kâ€"W Hospital, Sept. 23, dauâ€" ‘ ghter. SCHNEIDER, Mr. and Mrs. Harry D., RR 3. Waterloo, at St. Mary‘s Hospital, Sept. 22, daughter. FIELDHOUSE, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneht RR 1 Waterloo at St. Mary‘s Hospital, Sept. 25, son. WEI. Dr. and Mrs. Ling, 56 Higsh St.. Waterloo, at St. Mary‘s Hospital, Sept. 24, daughter. KINAT. Mr. and Mrs. Richard, 43 Allen St. W., Waterloo, at St. Mary‘s Hospital, Sept. 24, daughter. M + 0 Bd A GES DEUTSCHLANDER â€" STRUB, HILLERâ€"SCHLOSSER. Sept. 25, Beverly Anne Schlosser. Watâ€" erloo, to William Arthur Hillâ€" er. Kitchener. LAWâ€"METCALF. Sept. 25, Diane Helena Metcalf{, Kitchener, to . Brian Clarence Law, Waterâ€" __ lo0. | A F A T H § EWCWA Starts Miss Hodgkinson said the Unâ€" #versity of Waterloo will have three womean‘s _ intercollegiate athletic teams this year â€" basketâ€" ball, volleyball, and field hock The field hockey competition will be a joint effort between the WIAU and the EWCWIA end will start this month. Miss Hodgkinson _ explained that although there are two dis tinct _ women‘s _ intercollegiate wnions, _ competitions between wniversities in different unions would still be in edfect. MACPHERSON â€" MOESER, Sept. 25. Karen Moeser, RR 3, Watâ€" erloo, to Donald Rawdon Macâ€" Pherson. Bridgeport. WOLFENBERG, Theodore. 229 Waterioo "~St., Sept. 22, 70 years. BEARINGER. Mrs. W. Edward, 12 Union St. E., Waterloo, Sept. 22, 81 years. Queen‘s, Toronto, Gueiph, Me Master, and Western. DONNELLYâ€"KING, â€" Sept. 18, Anne Marie King, Kitchener, to Thomas John Donnelly, Waterloo. Sent. 25. Gloria Ann Strub, RR 3. Waterloo, to John Reinâ€" hardt Deutschlander, Kitchenâ€" er. #01IC Erb St N., Waterloo, at kW Hospital, Sept. 2, daugh 133 Albert St., Waterloo, at St. Mary‘s Hospital, Sept. ©2, (Continued on Page 2) ‘ Chronicle Classified. Section B iR T H "Ontario‘s labour force is growing by leaps and bounds and each year more women workers are joining its ranks," he continued. "Because of this, women workers, too, are fre quently involved in industrial accidents and it also essential that they become more s@féety conseious." . He pointed out that in 1964 more than 100 workers in L A.â€" P.A. companies lost their lives through industrial accidents and diseases while a total of 39,364 compensation Ccases were reporâ€" ted to the Workmen‘s Compen sation Board of Ontario. "When a workman is involvâ€" ed in an accident it means pain and suffering for him personâ€" ally. But it also results in anxâ€" iety, heartache and hardship for his family," Mr. Henley pointed out. sociations in an appeal to the women of this community (to share in a provinceâ€"wide Octe ber Safety Campaign. "If wives, mothers and sweetâ€" hearts wil get wholeâ€"heartedly behind this campaign and use their influence to make their men more safety conscious and to use prescribed safety equip ment, we should be able to make October an accidentâ€"free month," Mr. Henley said. SINGER LIG ZIAG sewing machâ€" ine with portable cabinet. Does tig myg and buttonholes. Can be had for balance ow ing $57.00 cash or $8.00 menâ€" thly. 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