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The 12 week course is diâ€" .vided into three areas inâ€" cluding care of the sick, healthy living and care of the elderly. All lectures will be presented by specialists in their field. At the conclusion of the course the members receive a certificate and a Red Cross medailion identifying them as members of the Volunâ€" teer Nursing Service of the Red Cross. The Monday night class will be conducted by Jean Sykes, RN., graduate of the Kâ€"W Hospital, with a number of years experience with the Victorian Order of Nurses. PP Jb b db d d Bb b Bb eb tb Pb R P Red Cross family health classes begin Oct. 21 There is a registration fee of $ and is open to anyâ€" one 18 years or over. The course is an educaâ€" tional program by the Red Cross which prepares inâ€" dividuals to give simple nursing care under proâ€" fessional direction, without renumeration, to a member of the family or a friend. The Kâ€"W Red Cross will commence its family health classes October 21 and 22 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.. at 186 King Street South, Waâ€" terloo (corner King & Allen Sts.). University of Wa (UW) president: Dr. ’?:o Matthews said Friday there was apparently ‘"‘not sufâ€" ficient effort‘"‘ made to enuâ€" merate students living in university residences for the Dec. 2 municipal elections. Dr. Matthews said at a press conference he did not believe the students were left off the voters‘ list inâ€" tentionally. But "they should be enuâ€" merated, that‘s for sure," he said. Dr. Matthews was comâ€" menting on the fact that as many as 4,000 students livâ€" ing in residences at UW and Wilfrid Laurier University were missed when enumeraâ€" Students Cheated fr()m vote s ays I ]-W, The Tuesday night class Become Fighting Fit MARTIAL ARTS Waterloo Square 576â€"2680 KARATE Conditioning Confidence Relieves Tension Self Defense Mental Discipline will be conducted by Ruth Austin, RN., graduate of Toronto East General Hosâ€" pital, with seven years nursâ€" ing experience. Anyone interested should Register by calling the Red Cross at 742â€"2785. Andrew Telegdi, president of the federation of students at UW, met Dr. Matthews Friday to discuss the best solution for having student names added to the voters‘ list. Among other topics disâ€" tors collected names during September for the municiâ€" pal voters‘ list. Enumerators talked to some â€" university â€" officials about arranging to get names of eligible student voters, _ but _ apparently never followed through on the plans and didn‘t perâ€" sonally canvxs residences because of difficuity finding students in their rooms. The Ohm B bookshelf speaker system is an improvement on the classic acousticâ€" suspension speaker format (rectangular box. drivers on front panel) because of the meticulous attention paid to phase and time characteristics. Three drivers are used in a very simply configuration that achieves very accurate sound reproduction. Frequency response is from 35â€" 18.000 Hz. Minimum suggested amplifier power is 30 watts rms/channel. The finish is oiled walnut. Oimensioris 26" x 15" x 10â€"3/4" deep. $598.00 pair THE OHM B Natural AUDIO The Ohm C bookshelf speaker system is a slightly smaller and somewhat more efficient version of the Ohm B. Frequency response is from 41â€" 18.000 Hz Minimum suggested amplifier power is 20 watts rms/channel. The finish is oiled walnut. Dimensions 25" x 14" x 9â€"3/4" deep. $468.00 pair. The Ohm D bookshelf speaker system is a highâ€"accuracy full size bookshelf speaker designed with a maximum economy of means. combining j uncompromising performance and high efficiency at relatively low cost. Frequency response is from 50â€" 17,000 Hz. The minimum suggested amplifier power is 20 watts rms/channel. The finish is oiled walnut. Dimensions 25" x 14" x 8" deep. $318.00 pair THE OHM C THE OHM D The Ohm E small bookshelf speaker system is a refinement of the popular half size format, with a view to improving bass response and overall accuracy of reproduction. Frequency response is from 55 to 17,000 Hz. The minimum suggested amplifier power is 10 watts rms/channel. The finish is oiled walnut. Dimensions 21" x 11 â€" 1/2" x 7â€"1/4" deep. $218.00 pair THE OHM E . is pleased to announce that they have been appointed as the EXCLUSIVE DEALER in ; KITCHENERâ€"WATERLOO for the m LINE of the finest in TRADITIONAL LOUDSPEAKERS â€"INNOVATORS WITHOUT COMPARISON | THE OHM F Dimensions 43" x 17" x 13". $1,318.00 pair THE OHM A custom made. Dimensions 51"¢ x 23"¢" x 19°". $2,.138.00 pair Dr. Matthews reported about 190 scholarships have been awarded this year from an $82,764 scholarship fund created by matching contributions from the uniâ€" versity and facuity@memâ€" bers. _ cussed at Dr. Matthews‘ press conference were the university‘s enroliment and scholarship program. A provinceâ€"wide survey conducted Oct. 1 by the Council of Ontario Univerâ€" sities â€" showed _ university enrolment across Ontario increased about 5.2 per cent this year, Dr. Matthews said. "If we knew why we were down (in enrolment) a coupâ€" le of years ago, we probâ€" ably could tell you why we‘re up now,‘‘ he said. UW‘s total graduate and undergraduate enrolment of 13,491 was about four per cent higher than expected, a difference Dr. Matthews attributed to ‘"normal flucâ€" thations."" Accurate enrolâ€" ment predi¢tions are almost impossible, he said. The scholarships ranged Natural AUDIO from $100 to $2,000 apiece, and about 70 went to firstâ€" year students. About $8,800 worth of awards are still to Dr. Matthews said he hopâ€" ed that faculty contributions this year will be even highâ€" 44 King St. South 576â€"7730 Â¥ ra kÂ¥ W beee enc e t 6 6 er than last year, when facâ€" ulty members contributed a little over $41,000. The uniâ€" versity recently increased to $80,000 from $50,000 the maximum amount it is willâ€" ing to put up to match faculâ€" ty contributions. 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