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Japanese members of the club will be responsible for another table, the theme of which will be Star of the East. There will even be a special table for the doâ€"itâ€"yourselfers. Ribbons and containers will be ofâ€" Members have selected a Christâ€" mas carol fantasy theme for the event. Items on each table will detrete a carol. Sleigh arrangeâ€" ments will be featured on one deâ€" noting Santa Claus is Coming to Town. Bell arrangements will be displayed on another, suggesting Jingle Bells, and so on. â€"_ As a natural outgrowth of Watâ€" erloo Lutheran University‘s long involvement with music educaâ€" tion, a threeâ€"year program of studies leading to a bachelor of music degree (B.Mus.), will be offered beginning next Septemâ€" ber. The Floral Arts Club will be holding its annuat tea and sale of Christmas fleral arts at Knox Presbyterian Church, 50 Erb St. Professor Waiter H. Kemp, chairman of WLU‘s music departâ€" ment, said the university is one of the few in Canada offering a Because the music program will remain an integral part of the arts faculty, students will not only undertake an intensive musiâ€" cal study but have the opprartunâ€" ity to develop their perspective through courses in related areas. However, the new degree will have more courses in a structured program of history, craft and practice which will equip the stuâ€" dent with a balanced training in the varied aspects of the music profession. © EXPERIENCED 2 years council experienceâ€"cheirâ€" mittee Council, representative on Board of Sunnyside Home and Planning Board. 12 years service on municipal boards â€" 6 years chairman ef Community Services Beard _ Bob HENRY ® CAPABLE « J High school viceprincipal . . past president of Waterioo Lions The Seminary offered church music programs for many years and students could take a general bachelor of arts degree with a major in music. They may still opt for this, if they wish. HENRY s« | X REâ€"ELECT & WILLING e IMAGINATIVE 14 Waterieo Chronicle, Thursday, Movember 27, 1969 Floral club plans Yule sale For Waterloe Aiderman VOTE TO REâ€"ELECT Anxious WLU to offer degree in music Members have completed many craft items for the sale. These include rope dolis, Christmas wreaths, swags, felt Christmas tree aprons and stockings and numerous flower arrangements. Refreshments will be served. Some of the proceeds will be used for senior citizen work. Next year‘s horticultural project hasn‘t been decided on yet. Last year the club helped beautify the pubâ€" lic library by planting several flowering shrubs in its grounds. fered for sale so that the custeo mer can try out her own skill. WLU, the only churchâ€"related university remaining in Ontarie, accepts students of all denominaâ€" tions. Internships for students im the program will be arranged im churches of various denominaâ€" He said the rapidly growing reviyal of music in North Ameriâ€" can churches demands an everâ€" increasing mastery of this craft among musicians. He added that a unique aspect of the course will be a require: ment for each student, before graduation to serve a supervised musical â€" internship of _ several months in a community church. In commenting on the program Dr. Frank C. Peters, WLU presiâ€" dent, said the university, through this expanded program, will conâ€" tinue to play an important role ak an institution steeped in the traâ€" dition of excellence in church music. church music. "In it are combined courses in religious studies, hymnology, muâ€" sic crafts, and church music pracâ€" ticeâ€"with a performance concenâ€" tration in organ or voice." Special presentations were made (right) to Alice Forrest, Vancouver, and Albert Schaefer, Waterloo, who this year completed fortyâ€"five years of service. The Mutual Life of Canada is proud of these emâ€" ployees and of the contribution they have made through the years to providing a high standard of service for the Company‘s policyholders across President K. R. MacGregor, left, recently inducted seven new members into the Mutual Life of Canâ€" ada‘s Long Service Club which comprises employees at the head office in Waterloo and in the 79 branch offices across Canada who have twentyâ€"five or more years of service with the Company, The new members honoured at this year‘s annual dinner meeting were: Carol Bamford, Regina; Helen Boldt, Waterkeo; Murie! Brown, Hamilton; Rex Dark, Waterioo; Marie Jacob, Waterloo; Marâ€" garet McGee, Montreal; and Aileen Moorhouse, Brockville. These additions bring the totol memâ€" bership to 267, including 97 "honorary" members who had served the Company for at least 25 years before their retirement on pension. â€" Mutual Life Honors Long Service Employees program â€" in cial service agencies. Practical field trips are also becoming popâ€" wular in other departments of the university. interest that education should contain both the theoreticat and the practical. WLU students in the graduate school of Social Work, for inâ€" working under supervision in soâ€" Peters said the internship re crowd and the kids seemed well pleased with one band. One of our bands was unable to attend because of an accident with their truck, but in spite of that, the evening was a tremendâ€" By SUSAN LAMOTHE and JVDY WwaATTs Thanks to Laurel vocational‘s auto club members and everyone who heiped to make Friday‘s LVYS notes Even though we just finished iâ€"formal in the works was a big Next week our school will be selling boxes of chocolate. There will be peppermint petties or asserted chocolates. So if someane comes up to you and says "Will you please buy a box of chocolates*‘" your anâ€" swer, we hope, will be yes. Our theme will be Wonderiand by Night. It will take place Dec. 12 from 9 p.m. to 12 pm. semiâ€"formal. started planâ€"