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Douglas Shuh of Guelph, a wellâ€" known University of Waterioo footballer, was killed last week when the car in which he was a passenger crashed near the Weber Street North entrance to Lakeâ€" shore Village. The 24â€"yearâ€"old student was in a car driven by Donald Bruce Atkinâ€" son who escaped with minor inâ€" juries. â€" Police said the vehicle was southbound on Weber Street when it failed to make a curve near Prof. H.N. Banerjee, director of research for the Indian Instiâ€" tute of Parapsychology, Jaipur, India, discussed his studies of the Tibetan culture and talked about his meetings with the Dalai Lama, at Waterloo Lutheran Uniâ€" versity this afternoon. His talk was sponsored by the university‘s cultural affairs comâ€" mittee and the school of religion and culture. Parapsychologist speaks at WLU (1) Santa Claus will be at the House of Games from 1:30 to 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 21st. (2) You may have your picâ€" ture taken with Santa Claus for a nominal fee. This offer is not necessarily restricted to children. Watch next Thursday‘s Chronâ€" cile for Part 3 of the House of Games Shoppers‘ Quiz. (3) Special prices are in efâ€" fect on some items at the House of Games during Sanâ€" ta‘s visit. Watch for the signs indicating Santa‘s specials. (4) Westmount Variety is next door to the House of Games. The Variety has a Toyland of its own featuring all manâ€" ner of toys, dolis, games and crafts. It is an ideal place to do your Christmas shopping. (5) He was purchasing a game of tiddleyâ€"winks. Student dies in crash ANSWERS TO HOUSE OF GAMES SHOPPERS® QUIZ impact smashed the base of the hydro pole. Glen Forrest Boulevard, travelâ€" led 190 feet on the shoulder of the road and crashed into a hydro pole, which snapped off at the base. The car was demolished. The dead man was admitted to Kâ€"W Hospital, where he died about two hours later. He was a graduate of the Kâ€"W collegiate where he was an allâ€"star football player. In 1968, he graduated from the University of Waterloo, with a bachelor of science degree. He captained the Warriors and won the most valuable player award during one of his student years. He returned to the university this year for postâ€"graduate science studies. President K.R. MacGregor. left, recently inducted a group of new members into the Mutual Life of Canada‘s Long Service Club which comâ€" prises employees at the head office in Waterloo and in the 80 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: D‘Arcy Swartz, Waterloo; Ellen Pullan, Niaâ€" gard Falls; and Allan Barrie, Vancouver. Edna Klink and Beatrice Stoesser of the head office staff (right}, who this year completed fortyâ€" five years of service, received special awards. These additions bring the total membership to 268, including 110 "honorary‘‘ members who had served the Company for at least 25 years before their retirement on pension. Mutual Life honors long service employees He is a bit timid in new situations, too, but when this wears off he is happy and affectionate. , You can see that Anthony at 2% is a very handsome child. Those big eyes are blue, his lightâ€"brown hair is pure gold in the summer and he has fair skin. He is in excellent health. Anthony looks shyly at the photographer because it usually takes this young fellow a few minutes to decide to make friends. He is a bit timid in new situations, too, but when this wears off he is happy and afâ€" fectionate. His background is French Canâ€" adian and Angloâ€"Saxon. He likes music and loves to see and hear bands. From being almost too docile, Anthony is gaining independence in the encouraging atmosphere of a big, lively foster family. 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