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i", J Admiring the three-tier anniversary cake are (lgftto right) Dave Deppisch, grand knight, Lloyd Schlosser, Grant Ertel, John Rodina, and Ken Gagne, chairman. Two 50-year members of the Knights of Columbus, Herb Weinert and Simon Wilhelm, were presented with scrolls and pins when the local council celebrated its 10th anniversary, March 20. Mrs. Murray Anderson conven- ed the luncheon which had a St. Patrick's Day theme. Umesh Sharma demonstrated yoga in an incense-filled room, when members of the women's auxiliary to Wing 404 RCAF as- sociation held their March meet- ing. Audience participation add- ed interest to the exhibition. A wine and cheese party followed by a dance at the Knights' headquarters, 105 University Ave., were among festivities that marked the ev- ent. Prior to honoring the golden jubilarians a giant birthday cake was escorted onto the stage by Mrs. Jack Playford and Mrs. Walter Scheifele presented nom- inations for elections to be held in April. The meeting was at the Wing headquarters on button Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Schlosser (left) and Mt., and Mrs. John Rodina take a dance break. Knights honor 2 50-year members uxiliaries y yoga A slide presentation on Miss Purity was featured at a Joint meeting of the Kitchener-Water- loo and Galt-Guelph chapters of the Ontario professional engi- neers association at the Breslau Hotel, Wednesday night. Miss Purity was the University of Toronto's entry in a coast-to- coast clean air car race held last fall. Slides of the event were shown by Prof. CF. Hooper of U. of TS mechanical engineer- ing department. Other awards included pins and certificates to 34 knights who are 25-year members and knight-of-the-month awards to Leo Grebinskie, Les Meyer and Len Dosmin. Engineers see Miss Purity slides Past grand knight rings were presented to Len Trumper and John Rodina by present grand knight Dave Deppisch. Joseph Dietrich, John Fedy, John O'connor, Louis Wanklin, Herbert Zister, Grant Ertel, William Kieswetter, John Rod- ina, Stanley Waurechen . and Lloyd Schlosser. Past grand knights of the Waterloo council present at the ceremonies in addition to Mr. Trumper and Mr. Rodina were Victor Diebolt, Raymond Busch and Gordon Diemert. Wesiem Ontario senior dance champions Judy Currah and Keith Caughell of St. Thomas will also 400 Twin City skaters poised for annual show Canadian champions and local skaters will be featured in Ice Capade TI, the Kitchener-Waterloo Skating Club’s annual show to be presented at the Kitchener Mem- orial Auditorium, March 27 . More than 400 local skaters are rehearsing daily at various rinks throughout the Twin Cities, Par- ents are deeply involved, too, with mothers making final costume adjustments and fathers building sets. Sandra and Val Bezic of Tor- onto will be among guest per- formers. The Bezics are the Can- adian senior pairs champions for the last two years and came ninth in the recent world's champion- ships at Lyons, France. Soloists will include Ron Shav- er and Kim Wylie, both of Gait and both members of the K-W club. Ron came fourth in this year's Canadian senior men's championships and M-yearold Kim won the novice ladies' champ- ionship of Canada recently. This year's circus theme show marks the climax of the biggest season over enioyed by the club. b Ken Gagne was chairman of the evening. " h' 'r , , .u " 'IMEE Ilqt ’ ' at". “ugww ca SN _. fiiNirtlt!t ‘ MtltitltfNi . .van . ’p3v."",- " . 33"; . ' ‘ ur, . b.", 'uwa' _ , {3.5” 4'7, _ e93. . g: ' * 1"" E " " " Rmli5 .. MttN Wd " mtr.'. «Wu-fljfl 5aiuTird 'i$!l,Tl!i1r3.l,ii'lt'i',r,;)li8,i,i),r. an. ;' LNNbAd a; 'N _ 45W“ '-"“=asm rsm 'sf ,9 ", 'cr we 1 rr'e, u, -, Hr.; 3, CIT,," ".. TI' .u. T y" "T, 1." "e . 'i/it? v" “' atciVcua't' ”"32 ~--" ii'cht f "I k ". '"" w: t, kalrMr' "9k.ud _-at' ~xv‘ T (i'4tir “M ' s' N T _ _ F, I‘, +3449 " 1' 1'.r,.i'"4'rr" Fri _ tidh"ita% Fr f'-"n?‘f::~u’5"fw L . ' *2.” my” "" ‘ f /, l,' A" J' s'Te51 r')r'.rse 'C 'jdiki'iiiifWairi, TI Ati' Iii , ililiiii - " ", i s _ t 3 'y "a'; 'tDCT, Ext "l- . . ' l . "_-.. u _ _, “A”! a T be featured. This couple were run- ners up in the Canadian junior dance championships earlier this year. an“ an“. .-eBr. Director of the show is Mrs. Carolyn Fedy of Waterloo, a club professional. She is assisted by Neil Carpenter of Gait and Mrs. Mary Hartrick of Waterloo, both of whom are professional instruc- tors with the K-W Skating Club. The show concludes a 21-week skating season for the local club which had a record 700-memher enrolment this year. a0tr-t-aitattmtbettiri-ic, ill to: the Pat A“ ttrmt4tt Gm W1! In this daerirtttteuatttmitiaiatlery tioetittttte,1,Nit.dtttaest. 'ahaverttrtrmqiihettialattiiities but lug»! - too much tovotetort_iitothroeviU." said, since "We feel the greatest rightsehttveistherigttttovote:" Gregoty believes‘the US. is headed award a dictatorship with a white mpremist philoecr phy which will come into being inl'htotwoyearsandbecon- nected with the Central Intel. “WWW “The army shnuIates taking over 250 US. cities a night." blood bath in about five years time,hesaid. Mr. Gregory dismissed sug- gestions that a dictatorship was president-inspired with: Discussing- the Weathermen, a militant U.S. group. Gregory said it's difficult and dangerous in a hee society to accuse before trialandconviction. K The Weathermen are blamed for many things which are done by the government, he alleged, in order to frighten people into believing the worst about the for- mer, members of which leave themselves wide open for such allegations. “rind-animus thiqiiytrtvltltt-U bub-it at ”on“: and at daIr1tt'tir.ttrttto'ttt+ nity tortttettfmtyoieeotttreirt dependents, 1 mice which will become a major factor in future Wham. "if I were president tonight, they'd give me secret service men, some strange looking cats I never saw before, and man, I'm tirtderhogtearrestt" _ _ Asked about the Public Order Act in operation in Canada he .ag' a. can?» told?! - During this time, classes were held at five Twin City' rinks for all age levels from preschoolers to adults, and all levels of ability, from beginners to those taking their final figure tests. Classes include a power skating program for young boys. The club is a volunteer com- munity organization which ar- ranges for ice and professional ingtruetion for those interested in figure skating. It is the largest skating club in western Ontario and one of the largest in Canada. Club president" is Dr. Arthur Cowan. a physics professor at the University of Waterloo. mi-it-ttaries'" in my trirae.-atitstiiartfthgnerh. ier,','nN','lf,tt"d,tfati, ttgtttteMdattm_ttswhiett it had not - to Cami. -e-"Bsrmhndtttirprrtr 'ilii,l9'il',i'it,t,?i'i'i',i,'it1t "an: asymmfmume ttnairotsttatthtertetd,ttterrttte 'ite"'"""""',"'"""""'- Gregory also “put the mom: new: seem titttmmemmttattttsttootthmt'ts style, 1m by criminal acts uranium. . Luther King, He noted that 64 persons con- meted with Kennedy’s death have since died and that James Earl 1titt,sKirWs killer, "a man who thinks with the wisdom of a foot", was incapable ot coming upwiththeescape planshedid. The 38-year-old Gregory, who was born in a Chicago ghetto, recently completed two 40-day fasts for peace. He was making lt's tusiiie" ash-n! with the Montreal gangsters and prosti- was too much blood. They gave us desegration instead and took awayallourblack leaders." _ Gregory described the CIA as "the most vicious organization in the world" and charged it was responsible tor the deaths of comedy circuit prior to 1962 when he abandoned this in favor of speaking to students on univer- sity campuses. - inttretr.s.,iieiaitr. - f' "We don't have the halo nomad LearttttftterPtt W... Dick Grepry "