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â€"~ 16 Waterioo Chronicle, Thursday, Movember 27, 1969 "We believe that each of these gentlemen has already earned the respect of the academic communâ€" ity in which he is currently loâ€" cated, and each has qualifications for the presidential post which are most impressive and which would prove to be valuable assets to the University of Waterioo," PDicedles added. Dr. Thomas H. McLeod, vice principal of the Regina Campus of the University of Saskatcheâ€" wan, will visit the University of Waterloo Dec. 1 and 2, as a guest of the university‘s presidential search and nominating commitâ€" tee. He is the committee‘s first visitor. During his visit, he will give a talk on Conflicts in Higher Eduâ€" cation. Jra G. Needles, chancellor of the university, who has been actâ€" ing chairman of the search comâ€" mittee, said each person who visâ€" its the campus as a guest of the committee will be highly qualiâ€" fied and that the university would be fortunate to have any of them agree to serve as its president. McLeod has been with the Uniâ€" versity of Saskatchewan â€" since 1952. Prior to his appointment as vice principal of the Regina campus in 1965, he had been dean of the college of commerce there for 12 years. In 1964, he accepted the post of dean of the college ef arts and science on the Regina campus, a post he held until 1967, concurrent with that of vice principal. _ _ _Prior to 1952, McLeod occupied a number of senior posts in the Herter H. |x Search committee to host scholar WATERLOO P.UV.C. HERTER REâ€"ELECT Howard Your Vote Appreciated P.UV.C. for Saskatchewan â€" government, speâ€" clakzing in economic advisory capacities in the early stages. His final public post in 1952 was as deputy provincial treasurer. A doctor of philosophy from Harvard, Dr. McLeod obtained his master of public accounting deâ€" gree (also at Harvard), his master of arts from Indiana University, and his bachelor of arts from Brandon College. His early acaâ€" demic career, from 1942 to 1944, was spent as an assistant profesâ€" sor of economics and sociology at Brandon College. A beer garden with the added attractions of cabbage rolls, pig tails and sauerkraut were features of last Friday‘s bazaar and tea sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion‘s local branch. Ruth Ostell convened the event. She was assisted by Mrs. Clarâ€" ence Harvey, Mrs. Elroy Preese, Mrs. _ Wellein, _ Mrs. _ Gerald LeBlanc, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Earl Lacey, Mrs. Marie Lehmann, Mrs. Basil Buckholtz and Mrs. Russell Abbott. * Others taking part were Mrs. Carl Kudoba and Mrs. Margaret (Cookie) Allen. He has been involved in a numâ€" ber of activities not directly reâ€" lated to his university duties. He was a member of the Royal Comâ€" mission of Public Accountancy in Saskatchewan in 1953, and chair man of the Saskatchewan Royal Commission on Taxation in 1963 64. He was a member of the Mrs. Rae Ostell, president of the group, received the guests. Mrs. Howard Koehler, past pre sident; Mrs. Charles ~Wellein, treasurer, Mrs. Eileen Schilling and Mrs. Winnifred Goodwin poured tea. ~The event was held at the Leâ€" gion hall, 19 Regina St. N. Legion women hold bazaar Return Ron Buddell as Alderman R. BUDDELL, B.A., M.B.A., C.A. Chartered Accountant â€" board of governors of the univerâ€" sity‘s hospital from 1950 through 1965. In addition, he was a conâ€" sultant to the Ford Foundation in Turkey in 1960, and was field supervisor of a Harvard advisory group in Iran, in 1961â€"62. A native of Weyburn, Saskatâ€" chewan, he is married and has five children. Vote Monday A VOTE for JPVITIHN TL OPIUIWDERL will assure YOU of an AFFIRMATIVE VOTE on the above questions in YOUR COUNCIL. The Youth of Our City ¥¥e6.Chairman Waterlooâ€"Wellington Airport Commission, \Viceâ€"President Waterloo Lions Club, Executive Member of Ontario Hockey Association. 2 years Wartime Navy Service ~ Graduate Queen‘s University Postâ€"Graduate, University of Toronto 18 years professional practice in Waterloo ‘ 5 yéars ‘Alderman â€" Waterloo , Formér Lecturer U. of W. (2 years) and W.L.U. (6 years) Served at various times as: Chairman of Waterloo Arena Commission, Director of Waterloo Chamber of Comâ€" merce, Chairman of Industrial Committee, President Waterloo Sisking Hockey Club, Manager of Waterloo Tigers Hockey Club, Director of Waterloo County Children‘s Aid Society, Member of Waterloo Recreation Commission, Member of Board of Stewards of First United Church, Financial Consultant Waterloo Legion. Attended Central School and Kâ€"W Collegiate Born in Waterloo Presently: JOHN H. SNYDER RON BUDDELL ELECT JOHN H. This is a VITAL election for the CITY OF WATERLOO. FOR WATERLOO ALDERMAN â€" DO YOU want to know how YOUR Alderman will vote on the following MAJOR Issue? . A VOTE for JOHN H. SNYDER will assure you of knowing how ONE vote (of the eight aldermanic votes) will be cast. SNYDER DO YOU believe that today‘s Environment presents serious PITFALLS for our youth? DO YOU believe that the responsibility for the above lies in the HOME, the CHURCH, the SCHOOL, the Court of Justice, the Communication Media and the Comâ€" munity Services Board? C DO YOU believe that a NICKEL spent by the Community Serâ€" vices Board. through the Minor Sports Organizations to instill Sportsmanship, Cooperation and Selfâ€"Discipline in our youth IS BETTER THAN a DOLLAR spent by the Police Commission to correct too often, irreparable 4 damage in our youth? DO YOU believe that one of the best VALUES in the CITY is the Dedication, Voluntary Service of the personnel of the Minor Sports Organizations? DO YOU want. in Council, a Supporter of the Minor Sports Organizations who wants to keep ALL our youth Conâ€" structively ACTIVE at a Minimum Cost? for ALDERMAN in WATERLOO 230 Regina St. North TONY DAY SWEATERS Sweater Sale Returns by Popular Demand for a Limited Time Before Christmas also FABRIC, ZIPPERS, THREAD, BUTTONS and YARN. PLEASE â€" â€" â€" VOTE! /p Starting December 2nd. Tuesday â€" Friday 1:00 to 8:00 p.m. Saturdays 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. VOTE PRICE or LESS _ THE GREAT Waterloo‘ *