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‘V7 GENERAL HAS THE Children become actors for evening A Christmas concert rehearsal is always fun, but what do you do between songs. You can put your hands in your pocket. look happy or scared. which ever suits Children from hinder- garten on up sang, present- ed instrumentals, poems and did skits. The concert began at 7 p.m. with a presentation to the parents followed by remarks from the school's name sake, Waterloo alder- man Harold Wagner. Possible future enter- tainers took the stage Thursday evening for Harold Wagner Schoors annual Christmas concert. School principal Mr. P. Fretz was pleased with the childreis efforts and re- ferred to the concert as a long standing tradition. "A generation ago," he said, "the little one room school house at ss. No. 5 and its teacher were Judged by the quality of the annual Christmas concert and often a community dance The Ch ron ic I e welcomes Letters to the Editor Effective January I, 1973, Waterloo numbers 884 and 885 (on have GENERAL ANSWENNG SERVICE MHE AGE FREE, HE Don’t Miss Out . . . RESERVE YOUR “NE Coll 'Geoerol' today 744-4‘55 TO WATERLOO MllEAGE CHARGE GENERAL HAS THE ANSWER . . . "ii(jj'i'9?ii)_ j, 'sf) «:3.» t 1i1f,ll"it followed When the y: people cleared the st Some people say t were the good ol' days. " Mr. Fretz also added teachers today have much more "doing" in the school curricula. There are the basic three R's and their skills, the integration of social studies, music, arithmetic, art, outdoor education. language arts etc. Drama he explained is a part of the language pro- gram, so the Christmas con- cert today gives young children a chance to perform in front of an audience, act- ing their parts, developing confidence and giving One Room or A Complete Houseful House of Furniture as King $htrttt Wanda “lepton: sn-suo Applvcanls must be 12 years of age or older (hngh school students welcomed). be dependable and hue In the general area of Beechwood or McDougall Avenue areas Here Is your chance to make extra cash, workmg only one evening weekly delivering newspapers ALAN RIGBY'S Name....... Address..... Phone....... NEED SPENDING MONEY? FOR RENT FURNITURE and APPLIANCES THE WATERLOO CHRONICLE Boys and Girls by sendnng the following to young stage. those APPLY NOW Att: Carriers Supervisor. Waterloo Square, Waterloo, Ont. _ "We at Wagner Public School," Mr. Fretz added "feel that children should avail themselves of the many opportunities in their community, school and church. The school concert also provides an outlet for best. Pictured above is the kindergarten class at Harold Wagner School. waiting for the next song to begin. ChroniclePhoto them a feeling of being a children to express their worth-while contributing joys 'and other' emotions of memberof theircommunity. the Christmas season. It _ "We at Wagner Public is an experience which they School," Mr. Fretz added will always cherish." Age Death Mrs. Angus Martin, 48 Lexington Road, Waterloo, the former Cora Zeller, died at the K-W Hospital Monday at the age of 74. Mrs. Martin is survived by her husband; two sons, Robert of Waterloo and Douglas of Gaylord, Mich; one brother, Gordon Zeller, and one sister, Mrs. Allen- Pearl McLellen of London; six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. The body is at the Edward R. Good Funeral Home where the funeral service and committal will be held Friday. Interment will be in Pa rkview cemetery. Watcfloo Chronicle, Wednesday, Doe-ml)" 27, 1972 5 All Agarbage must be out by 8:00 No collection of garbage on Mon- day January 1st (New Year's Day). Garbage normally collected on Mon- day will be picked up on Tuesday January 2nd. . Mrs. Angus Martin Tenders for the above contract origin- ally scheduled to be received on Thurs. Jan. 4, 1973, will now be received by the contract officer, Ministry of The Environment. 8th floor, 135 St. Clair Ave. W., Toronto. Ontario, M4V 1P5, until 3 pm. Toronto time, Thurs. Jan. 11, 1973 will be open on the same day in the conference room. 8th floor 345 pm Toronto time on the same day at the same place. Project No. 2-0298-71 TENDERS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF EXTENSIONS TO THE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT for the CITY OF WATERLOO MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT NOTICE OF CHANGE OF CLOSING DATE GARBAGE COLLECTION MINISTRY OF" THE ENVIRONMENT I).S Caverly, Assistant Deputy Mini§tor T. Beall, I Contracts Officer. CONSULTING ENGINEER Proctor & Redtem Limited. 75 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto 315, Ontario. Omano HOLIDAY City of Waterlbo Complete Decorating and Color Consultation Service . , " ttietg S. Wa'orloo Open Fri. till 9 pm Paints O Kem Finishes 0 Hess Pull Shades 0 Vinyl Wall Coverings O Harding Carpets 0 Armstrong Flooring . Custom Made Draperies . Crown Diamond