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ticipate in the celebration of Canada's birthday and in what better way could our merchants take part than by uniting their efforts and make our city still more attractive for the showers dollar. Ta,. city is to grow and pros- per, it must be through the et. forts of those who really care. With so many demands for the income dollar one can appre- ciate some of the reluctance to modernization .However, it would seem that all will want to par- tion aid}; are conscious of the fact that there is still room for additional improvements. "ihrii'liau Committee ot the Chamber of Cpmmeree has made further proposals in _this direc- Three honorary degrees were also presented to: Dr. Otto W. Reich, professor of systematic theology at WLU, Doctor of Let- ters; Kenneth W, Taylor, pro- tessor of economies at MacMas- ter University, and Rev. John V. Mills, chairman of the Toron- to Board ot Education Doctor of Laws. What Others Say (Continued from Page 4) others and those merchants who took action and renovated and installed new fronts, we offer our congratulations. Margaret Ann Elash of Fruit. land graduated in the three-senr science program which only be. tune fully instituted with the addition of chemistry in 1964. Waterloo Lutheran University, at their fall degree-granting con- mention Saturday, conferred their 1,000 degree since receiv- ing these privileges in 159, plus presented their first Bachelor at Science degree. _, ., Approximately 125 students SH 3-4321 - SWAN - CLEANERS "The Best By Test Daily Pick-Up _ and Delivery First Bachelor tlf Science Degree Presented fit W. l. ll. Convocation CALL NOW The Waterloo Chronicle. Wed., Oct. fl. 1“. General B. A. Richard Beresford, Waterloo; Flora Blizzard. Guelph; David Bum, Waterloo; Donald Dar- roch, Fergus; Ernest Ewart, Kitchener; Donald Gordon, Kit- chener; John Gregg, Guelph; Douglas Harris, Guelph; Robert Heinrich, Waterloo; Karl Hen, Kitchener; Isabel Hansen, Kitch- ener; William Howden, Galt; Donald Leatham, Kitchener; Jud- ith Machesney, Kitchener; James Millar, Kitchener; John Martens, Waterloo; Richard Parker, Kit- chener; Bryan Rahn, Kitchener; Eric Petz, Waterloo: Bryan Rein- er, Kitchener; Robert Renton, Guelph; George Scott, Guelph; Larry Rechsteiner. Petersburg; Norman Shulman, Preston; Ken- neth Somerville, Kitchener; Rob. ert Somerville, Kitchener; Ger- ald Steinman, Preston; Keller Strome, Kitchener; Sylvia Stubbs, Alton; Claire Trefry, Orange- ville; Evelyn Weber, Kitchener; Melvin Zehr, Kitchener. Pr,e-Thookrsv ceived degrees, those from the Waterloo-Wellington net are: WATERLOO NORTH VOTE FOR ISPEBKEEN - (lfi1filiflfrl X T0 NATIONAL PLAN FOR EDUCATION - CANADA'S FIRST - WILL INCREASE PER CAPITA UNIVERSITY GRANTS FROM " TO $5 Higher education must not become an institution reserved for the privileged. Our new prugmm will allow thousands more Canadians to obtain a university education; will in- crease grants for university expansion and medical research; and will be a stimulus to the whole economy. A Department [rt ‘Youu'n‘win be established. WATERLOO NORTH'S - MAN OF ACTION WATERIOO NORTH PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION W70 Run Ron says that he is entering the mayorality race with one proviso, that is, if someone else is prepared to stand who in his opinion is both qualified and willing to undertake these heavy reoponsibilities, and who is not seeking the position 10: the pres- (Continued from page I) and Hunters, a Director of the Kitchener Rangers Hockey club, the KW Press club and the West- mount Golf and Country club. THURS. till 9 RM. The city, he says. has long strides to make in the are: at planning and needs someone to carry it through. In the event someone does appear tor this post, he intends to then run for council. use and (undead WW. then he will be willing to I” down. WILL BE INCREASED T0 SIM PER. MONTH The needs of our senior citizens are not adequately pro- vided for in the Canada Pension Plan. The cost of living has spiralled, and a pemmn of $100 per month is today's iuognized level of minimum subsistence. out AGE PENSION BEEF - PORK " VEAl SH 5-9936 91 Bridgeport Road FINEST QUALITY SAUSAGE Quarters -- Halves or Whole Wholesale Cuts or Portion Cut and Wrapped If You Wish Large Assortment of Fresh Made Sausage Ready To Eat - - - Wm Chronicle Cussifud Section MEAT PACKERS PRI. till 10 EM. -- SAT. till 6 P:M. - Sunday Service. - 10:30 in. Sunday School 6230 p.11. Evening Sonic. All are welcome at out - chapel u the corner " mm- well an] liver IM., Kitch- on". Information Phone " 4-9217. Jenn Chriat of Latter Day Saints Church oe