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sored by the Waterloo Hortiâ€" cultural Society. With an 84â€"point score, Dr. Little recovered the trophy he lost last year to Mrs. John Taylor of 292 Lourdes St., this year‘s runngrâ€"up with 81 points. A Waterloo nurse, Mrs. Judy Bernice Wolfe, was among award winners when 40 graduates of the first twoâ€"year program at the Kâ€"W Hospital school of nursâ€" ing received diplomas last week. garden in the city in this Dr. L. M. Beckham, presiâ€" dent of the Kâ€"W Hospital medical staff, was speaker at the ceremonies in the school â€" auditorium. It was the 73rd annual graduation exercises of the school. Mrs. Wolfe was recipient of the Dr. S.F. Leavine Memorial Award for bedside nursing, which she shared with Dolores Marie Polisâ€" chuk of Biggar, Sask. Other _ award _ winners were Sharon Rose McQueen of Holstein, the Kâ€"W Hosâ€" pital Commission _ award for general proficiency ; Janâ€" et Ellen Bingham of Stratâ€" ford, the Kâ€"W Hospital Alâ€" umnae Association award for the highest record in theory; and Marcia Dianne Elgie of London Ont., the Dr. S.J. Hawkins Award for professional â€" developâ€" ment presented by the genâ€" eral auxiliary of Freeport Hospital. Catherine Ann Carmichael of Belleville was valedicâ€" torian. Dr. Philip Little of §3 Roosevelt Ave:, won top award for the best amateur Other _ graduates _ were Nancy Ellen Grosz of Watâ€" erloo, Lillian Sarah Mae Findlay of Fergus; Dale Patricia Halpin and Elizâ€" f @ s WATERLOO CHRONICLE THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1971 Waterloo nurse among prize A spontaneous songâ€"andâ€"dance act is as good a way as any to celebrate one‘s graduation as a nurse. _ (Photo by Andy Turnbull) s VE Ni Aalt s wAA‘TY " T P Ti n cliu t A Tidhs MM Tw MbN o daths sc Py l flnB k & : 1 sb ® 5h oo = i9 Hiveam ind Weark â€"aith. ue dirte . c > *« . * uis fi&‘ 9 ' o & l it "Se 4s ai" (tnkp Cainee ies‘ is a > 1* # â€" 244 o m _ ce e kn . ) Â¥ p oR " f 7 3 t 4e o Bs t * +# f ' * w BRS 3 * ; m "The work of a ‘skilled teur class, with 77 points. green thumb‘‘ was the way _ Parkwood Manor, 75 Carâ€" "of Kitchener described the claswfihli;nhh.ldlovâ€" Little garden. ed by Mrs. K.R. MacGreâ€" He had warm praise for gor of 1% John St. W., with Waterloo‘s gardehers who 73 points and Harvey Ziegâ€" had to contend with a diffiâ€" ler of 128 Westmount Rd. S. cult summer. "It required a _ with 64 points. lot of effort as well as watâ€" Carling Breweries Ltd. The sale and use of fireâ€" crackers in Waterloo were banned by council this week. The sale of fireworks and firework displays will be legal on the Victoria Holiday weekend only. Minimum space proviso waived Conestoga Holdings Ltd. will be permitted to build a nineâ€"storey residentialâ€"comâ€" mercial complex at 47â€"49 King St. N., without providâ€" ing the usual minimum parking requirements of the city. On a mrotion by Ald. Harâ€" old _ Wagner this week council overâ€"ruled a city development committee reâ€" commendation to adhere to the usual 1.1 minimum raâ€" had to contend with a diffiâ€" cult summer. "It required a lot of effort as well as watâ€" er to keep plants and grass growing,‘‘ he noted. John Lovely of 112 Longâ€" abeth Flora Ingram, both of Guelph: Shirley Diane Brickwood of Mississauga; Linda Darâ€" lene Brown of London: Maureen Beatrice Chittenâ€" den of Brantford; Karen Lee Clemens of Mooreâ€" Janice Anne Conrad of Otâ€" tawa; Jan Elizabeth Dougâ€" las of Montreal; Shirley Ann Fisher of Goderich; Gail Ann Francis of Grand Valley; Janeâ€"Louise Gemâ€" wood Drive, claimed amaâ€" Ban imposed y# Katherine Emily Gibb of Corinth; Linda Diane Gorâ€" don of Acton; Barbara Louâ€" ise Jones and Marietta Agâ€" nes Muscat, both of St. Thomas : His proposal was backed by Ald. Herb Epp and the development was approved in principle, with final apâ€" proval dependent on the deâ€" veloper submitting an overâ€" all plan of about one block in the area. He noted there are people living in upstairs apartâ€" ments and in hotels all aâ€" long King Street and there is no such provision for parking accommodation for them. mel of Weston; Denise Elâ€" izabeth George of Toronto: Elaine Louise Kapala, Rosemary Anne Kuchrowy, Kelen Catherine Norris, Denise Lynn Sherwin, Shirâ€" ley Anne Trippl, Vicky Mary Frances Chumko and Patriâ€" cia Catheryne Yvonne Duâ€" Claiming the proposal was the only way the area could be developed, Ald Wagner said provision of the usual parking facilities would impose too severe a restriction on the developer. tio parking spaces. moved up from its 1970 third place to head the professionâ€" al category with 89 points. Last year‘s winner, Mutuâ€" C ho â€"NWINNCTS The â€" bangâ€"up _ carnival which marks the end of the summer playgrounds, each year will take place at Mosâ€" es â€" Springer â€" Recreation Centre, Aug. 19. rance, all of Sarnia: The approval follows the original _ recommendation from the planning board. _ The developer has indiâ€" cated this may be difficult because the price of adâ€" joining property is making land assembly difficult. al Life Assurance Co. of Canada, was a close secâ€" ond with 88 points, ‘while Dominion Life Assurance Co., which placed second last year, came third with Susan Teresa Stringer of Simcoe; _ Barbara Lynn Thomson of Brampton and Jane Leeora Wintermute of Beamsville. The proposed developâ€" ment is for 48 bachelor apartments above commerâ€" cial space on the first floor. It is on the site of the formâ€" er Henderson building. Jacob Dyck of 123 Dover St., with 78 points, and Roâ€" land Planz of 38 William St. E., with 70 points retained their 1970 lead in the home vegetable garden class. John Kves of 53 Union St. Rose Marie Linn of Chipâ€" pawa; Sarah Wende Mukâ€" itus of Beamsville; Debâ€" orah Louise McGibbon of Don Mills; Lorilee Ellen Nau of Brunner; Kathryn Jean Spurr of Point Edâ€" ward: Carnival set H Three Waterloo men, Robert Cameron, Theodore Linder and Anthony Aberhardt, were honored by a Kitchener comâ€" pany for lengthy safeâ€"driving records. Aug. 8. Waterloo residents sweltered in a muggy 90 degree temperature, which sent crowds flocking to area parks, pools and swimming areas. â€" o Aug. 6. Forty nurses graduated from the Kâ€"W Hospital school of nursing‘s first twoâ€"year course. Aug. 10. Traffic was rerouted and buses put into service when trolley lines on King Street, between John and Union Streets, were knocked down during a thunder storm in which threeâ€"quarter inches of rain were dumped on the Twin Cities Aug. 7. Waterloo sportsmen came out tops in two events today. Cricketers from the Waterloo Club defeated the Kaiâ€" teur Club 42â€"41, while the Waterloo Tennis Club downed Woodstock 6â€"0 in interurban men‘s league matches. Waterloo Cricket Club dropped a 90â€"62 decision to Galt Cricketers while a University of Waterloo cricket team downed Stratford 88â€"77. Aug. 9. A nineâ€"storey 48â€"unit apartment building at 47â€"49 King St., which will provide 24 parking spaces, half the usâ€" ual requirement, received council‘s approval in principle. Aug. 11. Everything from comic books to coins exchanged hands at junk day in the basement of the Family Y, when youngsters were invited to bring and barter their unwanted treasures. Aug. 5. Dennis Ransont of 495 Bridge St., was taken to the Kâ€"W Hospital with a fractured leg and arm after his motorâ€" cycle and a CNR truck collided at Wellington and King Streets. The next in the summer concert series by the Waterâ€" loo Concert Band takes place this Sunday. Taylor and John Mahn of 158 Norman St. Honorable mentions went to Mrs. H.W. Christner of 95 Norman St., E., moved up from an honorable mention last year to claim third prize. Awards in the amateur class for each ward were: North: Ron ~Berger of 145 Plumske of 296 Normandy Band concert Week in retrospect _z ~M medal wC 3 s Mr. Allensen qualified reâ€" * cently as a certified general accountant. He is employed by Ald. Ron Buddell, who practices at 98 King St. S. Mr. Allensen will be preâ€" sented with his award at the national convention of his association in St. Johns, Nfld., next July. , A son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allensen of 7 Dunâ€" bar St. S., he is married to the former. Sandra Bell of Kitchener. They have three children, Michael, 6, and Jennifer, 5, both pupils at St. Agnes school, and Timoâ€" thy, 2. West: Mr. Lovely; Leland Schweitzer of 73 Dorset St., 67; Don Sanders of 9 Dunâ€" bar St. N., 62. Highest marks in Canada in his final accounting exâ€" amination has won the preâ€" sident‘s gold medal presentâ€" ed annually by the General accountants of Canada for Bill Allensen of 167 Murdock Mr. Allensen is an execuâ€" tive member of the Kâ€"W chapter of Certified General Accountants and a member of the local council of the Knights of Columbus. 70; Abraham Dick of 218 Lourdes St., 67; Hubert Rundstettler of 72 Roslin St. S., 6§6, Mrs. Robert Chadder of 117 Norman St., 64. East: A.J. House of 19 Royal St., 63; Vincent Humâ€" mel of 153 Herbert St., 62; M.C. Miller of 156 Herbert St. 57. Ave. "f 4s t sn & PA an y 1W K 24