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Wants use of ward system A petition seeking support for municipal elections by wards is being circulated around Waterloo and will be presented to council probâ€" ably in the fall. Two University of Waterâ€" loo professors, Prof. Jack Pasternak and Prof. Phil Merikle began the petitionâ€" Mr. Anderson will . be studying for a Master of Arts and Science degree in electrical â€" engineering _ at Kenneth E. Anderson of Waterloo has been awarded one of the eight graduate fellowships worth $5,000 from the Bell Canada Cenâ€" tennial _ Fellowship _ Proâ€" gram. John Lee does a convincing job of drowning while Mark Leggatt practices his rescue atâ€" tempt in the Waterloo Family Y swimming Receives fellowship The _ fellowships _ are awarded to students across Canada. The $3,500 of the total goes to the fellow and $1,500 to the university conâ€" cerned. They are adminisâ€" tered by the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada. Two separate petitions are being circulated. One is asking that the wards as they are now set up be reâ€" divided to correspond with present â€" population â€" while the other asks two alderâ€" ing which will also be done in Kitchener as well. the University of Toronto. Election of the present Waterloo council does not give any special consideraâ€" tion to various areas of the city. For example there is no alderman from Lakeâ€" shore Village where many problems have arisen over the past year while the mayâ€" or and two aldermen live in Lincoln Village which has been relatively problem free. Prof. Ed. Moskal, a supâ€" porter of the ward system in his unsuccessful camâ€" paign for alderman last year is distributing the petitions in Waterloo. He estimates over 300 names have been collected. men be elected from each of the new wards with the mayor continuing to be elected at large. pool. Rescue procedures as well as other water safety habits were being worked on this week as part of water safety week. Chronicle Photo Zoning Byâ€"Laws, proposed amendments and preliminary plans may be inspected between the hours of 8:30 a m. and 4:30 pm.. Monday to Friday in the Office of the Planning Department. 3rd floor Marsland Centre, 20 Erb Street West, Waterloo, Onâ€" tario. â€" These public meetings are being held for the purpose of providing information and obtaining the participation and coâ€"operation of all citizens in determining the soluâ€" tion of problems or matters affeeting the development of the planning area. Notices have been mailed directly to those in each subject area and ratepayers residing within 400 feet of each subject area. This property has been the subject of a zone change application on two previous occasions. The request was never approved by the City. The applicant has now acâ€" quired an adjoining property 202 Erb Street West, and wishes to reâ€"apply. The applicant wishes to utilize the subject property as a driveway entrance only, from Erb Street to the shopping centre parking area. 2. 8:00 p.m. â€" RE: APPLICATION FOR AMENDMENT TO ZONING BYâ€"LAW â€" MAJOR HOLDINGS & DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED â€" ERB STREET WEST DRIVEWAY INTO WESTMOUNT PLACE SHOPPING CENTRE The City of Waterloo has been requested to amend the Zoning Byâ€"law as it pertains to the property municipally known as 204 Erb Street West. 1. 7:30 p.m. â€" RE: APPLICATION TO AMEND OFFICIAL PLAN & ZONING BYâ€"LAW â€" AZZIP LIMITED â€" 347 WEBER STREET NORTH The property is presently zoned General Residence which restricts the use of the land to Residential. The City of Waterloo has been requested to amend the Zoning Byâ€"law and Official Plan as they pertain to the proâ€" perty municipally known as 347 Weber Street North. The property is presently zoned light industrial and is also designated industrial on the Official Plan. The existing building accommodates the Pizza Palace. The baking aspect of the business is a permitted use, but the restaurant funcâ€" tion is not in conformity with the Byâ€"law or Official Plan and the applicant therefore requests they be amended. Wednesday, June 20th, 1973 starting at 7 :30 p.m. The ‘"Waterioo Civic Paâ€" rade‘"‘ was the theme of the last meeting of the Waterâ€" loo Rotary Club May 29. Director of Community Services Ken Pflug and Commissioner of finance for the city Don Schaefer both gave talks.. . Rotarian Ray Tucker reâ€" ported at the meeting that the Easter Seal Campaign has now surpassed $35,000 which is well over the objective of $30,400 Tops goal COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CITY HALL WATERLOO CITY COUNCIL An exciting portrayal of Bible prophecy climaxed in human history as men accept the mark of the Beast. SUNDAY, JUNE 20th . . . 7 pm GLEN ACRES BAPTIST CHURCH "Six Hundred, Sixtyâ€"Six" Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, June 6, 1973 7 a Public Meeting 260 Hartwood Ave. â€" Waterioo MARSLAND CENTRE will hold in the D.F. Preston City Clerk City of Waterloo