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The Waterloo area, presently engaged in many planning proâ€" grams, could be one of the most important areas in the province, and a guide for future developâ€" ment in other sections of Ontario. W. A. Holst, Waterloo; Tonis Nommik, _ Waterloo; G. W. Schmidt, Waterloo; W. H. Stauftâ€" fer, Kitchener; Peeter Vanker, Kitchener. Diploma in Theology: C. C. Rohr, Elmira. Honours B.A.: C. M. Becker, Blair; M. F. Bermon, Kitchener; D. A. Besâ€" kau, Kitchener; J. F. Bolton, Waâ€" Most of us in the area, have come to take most of these hisâ€" toric events for granted and given very little consideration to what they may mean, not only to us, but to others in future years. ored as â€" received science, t Monday‘s two awards for achieving the highest academic standing in Waterloo Lutheran Seminary. Honorary degrees were conâ€" ferred upon External Affairs Minister, Paul Martin; Henry Valle of Montreal, president of the Montreal Locomotive Works; and Rev. Otto F. Reble of Toronâ€" to, regional secretary of the Lutheran Church in America‘s board of American missions. The president of IBM Canada Itd., John E. Brent of Toronto, was installed as proâ€"chancellor of the university. He assisteg Dr. William J. Vilaume, president and viceâ€"chancellor, and Sen. W. Ross Macdonald the university‘s chancellor, in admitting students to their degrees. What are these events of imâ€" port? First we have: Regional Planâ€" ning dbvelopment â€" Planning education â€" smail city planning and development, as described by Waterloo city planning director, Brian Turnbull. Under regional planning and development we have 1. â€" the Waterloo County Area Planning Board. This was the first such board to receive a subsidy from the Ontario government, and which is now preparing to emback on some very comprehensive studies leading to an official plan for the county. The studies will include a major economic base study and alternatives for proposed land use plans. The board will likely receive assistance from several provinâ€" clal departments so that this major project can be completed before the end of 1968, and so that it may be used as a guide for The governorâ€"general‘s medal for proficiency in t eral program was prese Joâ€"Anne Jolkowski of Kitc Barry Boeckner, Mapl Waterlooâ€"Wellington Area Gradâ€" uates Are: Master of Arts: R. D. Finch, Waterloo; B. H. McPherson, Kitchener; J. G. Platt, Waterloo. Bachelor of Divinity: conducted at Kitchener ial Auditorium. Area a Beehive for Planning Future Guide for Other Areas |w Igs’ WATERLOO ST. JACOBS ST. CLEMENTS BRIDGEPORT ST. AGATHA HEIDELBERG CONESTOGO 43 Students on Deans‘ Honor Roll N3 their degrees in arts, theoiogy and business at s spring ‘convocation, i was presented to owski of Kitchener. ckner, Maple, won for achieving the demic standing in heran Seminary. degrees were conâ€" _ External Affairs ul Martin; Henry NO. 21 Memor: silver This grant will be used to preâ€" pare what may be termed, as a prototype regional plan. This plan will be used by regional developâ€" ment associations throughout Onâ€" tario, The Midwestern Ontario Region â€" (counties of _ Waterloo, Wellington, Perth and Huron) will be used as the case study. 2. â€" Concept of a regional deâ€" velopment plan. Only recently, Professor Gertier of the planning and resources institute of the Uniâ€" versity of Waterloo ‘was given a grant from the department of economics and development. Along with this, it was just reâ€" cently announced that the govâ€" ernment was ready to launch a provincial study into the changâ€" ing structure of local governâ€" ments â€" Dr. Fyffe will also be in charge of this study, which seems to mean that both studies other such county studies. This review (actually one of a number of such undertaken by the province) has been underway for a little over six months. Reâ€" cently however, Dr. Fyffe of the institute of local government at Queen‘s University, was appointâ€" ed as the "special commissioner‘‘ for this particular review. 3. â€" Watlerloo County Area Loâ€" cal Government Review. terloo; R. G. Bowes, Waterloo; K. G. Csapo, Kitchener; Iise Daase, Kitchener; D. K. Donner, Kitchener; W. A. H. Duench, Waterloo; E. H. Harth, Galt; G. T. Hewitt, Waterloo; Penelope Hymmen, Kitchener; R. W. Jones, Watenioo; G. D. Lambert, Wallenstein; M. L. Lambert, Waterloo; Sally Lang, Waterloo, R. G. Martin, Kitchener; L. S. Matiow, Kitchener; Bettina Mayâ€" dell, Kitchener; M. W. MacKenâ€" zle, Ritchener; U. EL. Nelson, Waterloo; W. P. Ritchic, Hesâ€" peler; R. E. Ross, Waterloo; W. E. Sawyer, Waterloo; H. E. Schlemmer, Kitchener; J. P. Schram, Kitchener; B. A. Tatem, Waterloo; R. H. Tordiff, Kitchenâ€" er; J. W. White, Waterloo, C. A. Waterloo. Certificate in Sacred Music: P. E. Lehman, Kitchener. General B.A. R. D. Aldham, Kitchener; Mrs. Isabel Alvarez, Kitchener; John Baer, Waterloo; L. W. E. Banks, It is expected that the recomâ€" mendations of this review will be made public before the end of Young, St. Agatha; D. W. Eley, ; k & *. ; & é' & M f § ‘{ * e f + § e o â€" J &: $ P e e > B A ves 4 F2 ~ N . ) f ; S o c o ce P h s e & aR > s s . hy ; 7 M > 2 e s : * $ Pri e e o 2 e . 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Under planning education, we in â€" Waterloo _ are particularly 2. â€" It was recently announced that a school of architecture would be established at the same university. This school will emâ€" phasize environmental design and relationships between â€" buildings as opposed to the design of inâ€" dividual buildings. 4. â€" The U of W civil enginecerâ€" ing department also has a strong transportation planning section. 1. â€" The University of Waterâ€" loo, as well as having a graduate planning program, has now esâ€" tablished the "first" undergraduâ€" ate planning program in Canada. 3. â€" Waterloo Lutheran Uniâ€" versity also gives planning coursâ€" es in their geography department (the University of Gueliph has established a school of landscape architecture)}. Kitchener; Mrs. Ruth Barksman, Kitchener; W. E. Beechey, Elmiâ€" ra; A. E. Boodhoo, Waterloo; E. J. Brownie, Fergus; T. C. Buhrows, Kitchener; J. W. Bush ell, Kitchener; B. J. Carter, Kitâ€" chener; L. A. Carter, Waterloo; K atherine Catton, Waterloo; Penelope Chadder, Waterloo; Donald Conrad, Waterloo; Ann Cook, Kitchener; Marlene Cressâ€" man, Waterloo; C. E. Dahmer, Galt; A. B. Daniels, Waterloo; Joan Darsan, Waterloo; R. A. Davies, Waterloo; Linda Delorme, Kitchener; P. J. Delorme, Waterâ€" loo; J. W. Dickinson, Galt; Mrs. will be of mutual benefit. blessed Mary Dueck, Kitchener; Walter Ens, Kitchener; W. R. F. Ernest, Kitchener; J. R. Euler, Kitchen er; R. D. Evans, Gueliph; D. J. Farley, Guelph; D. R. Ferguson, Waterloo; A. H. Fergusson, Kitâ€" chener; Margaret Forler, New Hamburg; Jean Franz, Kitchenâ€" er; I. R. Frederick, Kitchener; K. W. Gies, Doon; S. D. Goldâ€" berg, Waterloo; M. R. Green, Kitâ€" chener; Joan Griffin, Waterloo; Margaret Griffith, Moorefield; REV. REBLE The Rev. Gerald R. Cragg of Andover Newton Theological School in Massachusetts, will be The Rev. E. E. Hallman of Kitchener, superintendent of the Canada conference of the United Evangelical _ United Brethren Church (which plans union with the United Church) will preach the opening sermon at the openâ€" ing communion service to be held at the First United Church in Waterloo. The ordination services will be held May 31 at Trinity Church in Kitchener, with the Rev. Harry T. Stevenson as preacher. Rev. Stevenson of Chesley, is a past president of the conference. Fourteen ministers are expectâ€" ed to be ordained at the 43rd anâ€" nual _ sessions of _ the United Church of Canada, May 29 â€" June 1, at the University of Waterloo. R. E. Petter, Waterloo: D. F. Phillips, Galt; R. M. Plummer, Waterloo; E. M. Ray, Kitchener:; J. W. Reid, Elmira:; J. W. Reist, Kitchener; â€" Tuulaâ€"Marita Repo, New Dundee: R. E. Robinson, Waterloo; J. P. Rogalsky. Waterâ€" (Continued on page 3) D. G. Gruber, Guelph; T. W. Hainsworth, â€" Kitchener; _ Molly Harris, Kitchener; R. J. Haston, Kitchener; H. P. Hauser, Kitâ€" chener; M. R. Henkle, Waterloo; F. F. Hewer, Fergus; Diane Hushley, Preston; R. A. Irvine, Fergus; B. F. Isherwood, Waterâ€" loo; A. C. Jackson, Waterloo; Marlene Kalbfreisch, Waterloo; Roslyn Keller, Waterloo; Roberta Kennaley, Kitchener; Margaret Kingsley, Kitchener; B. H. Kirkâ€" ham, Kitchener; L. A. Knapp, Kitchener; D. L. Knechtel, Bridgeport; Ariene Koivisto, Watâ€" erloo; R. N. Koskela, Waterloo; Maria Kulka, Guelph; J. D. Kwekkeboom, Kitchener; R. L. Lachance, â€" Kitchener; _ Joseph Levy, Waterloo; R. J. Lewis, Kitâ€" chener; M. G. Linington, Waterâ€" loo; W. G. Lovely, Waterloo; N. N. Mandel, Kitchener; J. H. Mann, Guelph; Mrs. Helena Marâ€" shak, Waterloo; B. W. Marshall, Waterloo; Eleanor Meyers, Presâ€" ton; Donna Miller, Waterloo; J. C. Miller, Eimira; H. R. Moreâ€" ton, Waterloo; Marsha Myers, Waterloo; Jacqueline MacKilliâ€" can, Waterloo; L. M. MacPherâ€" son, Waterloo; D. L. McClatchie, Waterloo; G. P. McQueen, Waterâ€" loo; H. E. Neufeld, Waterloo; K. J. Noakes, Guelph; R. D. Noble, Kitchener; T. H. Oliver, Listowel; Helen Otto, Haysville; United Church Conference At University of Waterloo JOHN BRENT The Rev. G. K. McMillan of Burlington is president of the conference. This conference, one of the largest of the 11 in the church, covers an area from Niagara Falls to Sudbury. Some 400 clergy and lay delegates will be in at tendance. Planning Board To Consolidate Zoning Bylaws Other speakers will include the Rey. Malcom C. MacDonald, secâ€" retary of the board of home misâ€" sions; Esther Highfield, associate secretary of the board of home missions; and Dr. C. Douglas Jay, professor of philosophy of religion and Christian ethics at Emmanuel College, Toronto. the theme speaker. He will dig ouss _ the â€" threeâ€"fold _ historical background of the United Church. Rev. Cragg is the author of the Church and the World and the aduit study book for the third year of the new curriculum. Waterloo Planning approval to sever changes in the first consolidation of. zon At present the city two sets of bylaws, the main core of â€" other covering anne: well there is an area covered by Waterloo Township pylaws. City planning director, Brian Turnbull reported that they had encountered a good number of problems, in what he had con sidered to be a standard move, DiFFERENT DEFINITIONS P Each section has, in many cag es different definitions covering the same subject â€" these must all be changed so that each is the same wording, with the same in The subdivision involved 39 lots on Amos Avenue, and the service station involved a zone change on old Albert street and Glen Forest Boulevard. This must be done to eliminate the necessity of sending an entire bylaw to every householder in the city. The two bylaws tackled first are nmumbered 1108 and 1418. It was quite interesting to note that, through some error, bylaw 1108 contained two definitions coverâ€" ing the same subject (automobile service station), each differing somewhat. The elimination of one defini tion, plus six other changes of definitions were approved in the first of several steps to give Waterloo one overall zoning by« law. OTHER BUSINESS this area until the plan was comâ€" pleted and he could study the entire area as an entity. In other business, two applicaâ€" tions, one to construct a service station and the other for a new subdivision, were deferred until the secondary plan for the Beech wood area is completed. Mr. Turnbull requested the deâ€" ferrment stating that he could make no recommendations for SUBSCRIPTIONP $3.00 ;EAR s Of Dbylaws, one in core of the vering annexed Te is an area Cc o Township pyla planning direct 1 reported that ered a good m Planning Beard gave o several definition the first step towards zoning bylaws ity is faced with s, one covering { the city, the nexed areas. As rea covered by p bylaws. director, Brian that they had