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The presentation, arrangâ€" ed by the Kâ€"W Human Rights The concert will feature Johanna Vanderkley of Waterloo and David Archiâ€" Benefit concert at Kitchener library bald of Guelph. As well as their own comâ€" positions, _ Johanna _ and David will feature tunes from celebrated artists inâ€" cluding Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, James Taylor, Family life topic _ of panel discussion _ for the change, "particularâ€" ly where there are large office complexes that an{ OPEN 7 Days A Week Till 9 p.m. . air PARKDALE PHARMACY Johanna, â€" 19, _ recently toured Ontario as a vocalist with Summersounds and has appeared frequently in the Waterloo area. David, 20, has made several apâ€" pearances at local coffee shops and the University of Guelph. _ Admission to the concert will be in the form of a conâ€" tribution to the relief fund. The concert is scheduled to begin at 7 :30 p.m. Brothers, Young People in Legal Difficulty, Gay Lib and a local sociologist. _ The film centres on the student who returns home to face a difficult period of adjustment. Admission to the presentâ€" ation is free. The Picture Show is located on Princess St. in Waterioo. Carly Simon and Roberta Flack. months while in the U.S. many of the states have summer month peaks beâ€" cause of high airâ€"conditionâ€" servation programs and their effect on air conditionâ€" â€" . The summer _ student employment program operâ€" ated by the Highland Fusiâ€" , _ liers of Canada has 20 young _ men â€" undergaing ; _ military training at the Galt ;__ (Cambridge) Armoury. The men from Kitchenerâ€" Waterloo and Cambridge began training Tuesday for eight weeks under Captain Brian Rainville: Six weeks will be spent at the local armoury and two weeks at Camp Petawawa on the Ottawa River. The program will conâ€" sist of basic military trainâ€" ing with an emphasis on Military program seeks participants similar situation could occur in Ontario during a peak winter heating period, Bainâ€" bridge told the board: "We do not feel we have enough data on conservation and its effect on ourâ€"system yet to determine that it would react in an important way."‘ Bainbridge is one of about 50 Ontario Hydro witnesses who are appearing before the Ontario Energy Board in support of Hydro‘s proâ€" posal for an increase of 15 per cent in rates in 1975. result Uâ€"S. electric utilities with conservation programs are seeing their loadâ€"factor decline in the first year of a program, but the rate of increase picks up again the following year. a 884â€"3860 The circus is in town‘ Starting today and runâ€" ning until Friday the Waterâ€" loo Arena is featuring the Canadian International Circus. Two shows (at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. today, tomorrew and Friday) will feature 20 amazing acts including a high wire act, acrobats, dancing elephants, a comedy m lion routine and one of the. most unusual balancingâ€"acts _ anywhere. The balancing act features a oneâ€"finger stand where Ken Willer balances his entire weight on his forefinger. The threeâ€"ring circus has been touring Canada for 11 years and recently staged a 21â€"day appearance «in Jamaica. Tickets for the event will be on sale one map using, first aid, miliâ€" tary law, and the use of small arms. The two week camp in August will be a practical â€" application â€" of the skills learned durin the first part of the course. g‘ According to Captain Bruce MacDonald of the Fusiliers there are still some vacancies for students in the course. Young men over the age of 17 are invited to contact the armory as soon as possible for full details. hour before show time. Admission will be $3 for adults, $2 for students and $1.50 for children. starts today | . Ontario Energy Board. The transcripts, now exceedâ€" * ing 10,000 pages in 74 volâ€" umes, deal with Hydro‘s proposals for expansion of the power system, the utiâ€" lity‘s financial policies and objectives and its present proposal for the 15 per cent increase in wholesale power rates in 1975. ‘ 208 King St. South Tues. to Fri. 10 to 5:30 Sat. 10 to 3 several more weeks, To date,; more than oneâ€" million words of testimony have beef placed on the pottery â€" weaving sculpture â€" stickery batik â€" silver jewellery stained and painted glass â€" wooden toys mmnn:‘mt: representing some F 22 intervenors and theâ€" Enâ€" ergy Board. Examination of the Hydro evidence is record during almost six months of public hearings â€" candles . Come in ... Browse Chat ... Enjoy NEPENTHE a gift Boutique