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_MD campaign scheduled for Aug. 8,9 and 10 Brunswick Twin â€" City Bowl‘s John Suetta said they have planned a number Mother‘s Music â€"Boehm Audio Ltd. has been granted permission to hold a music concert on Sept. 7 at the Centennial bandshell in Waâ€" terloo Park. City council approved the request with the stipulation that the concert be held from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. The origiâ€" nal request was for the conâ€" cert to be held from 6 a.m. to midnight. Mayor Herb Epp said he agreed with a suggestion from Ken Pflug. the comâ€" munity â€" services director. that the hours of the concert Community services gets 2 new vehicles Mr. Beckett said a numâ€" ber of local firms. McDonâ€" alds Restaurants, Brunsâ€" wick Twin City Bowl and CHYM â€" Radio, have alâ€" ready contributed services and prizes for the camâ€" paign and he hoped many more local firms would conâ€" tribute for the auction to be held on Aug. 9 at 1 p.m. in Waterloo Square. Persons who buy an orange drink, at 15 cents each, will receive a coupon for one free order of French fries at a McDonald resâ€" taurant. Profits from the orange bowl sale will go into campaign funds. The city has approved the purchase of two new vehicles for its community service â€" department. _ One vehicle will cost $3.960 while the other will be $4.073. Bob Beckett, a coâ€"chairâ€" man along with Larry Koch for the campaign, said the activities planned for Aug. 8 to 10 are designed to raise more than $3,000 for the MD campaign. Ronald McDonald will be on hand for a performance on Aug. 9 at 2:30 F.m. and the company will be inâ€" stalling three orange bowl soft drink dispensers. The purchase was not all smooth as Ald. Mary Jane Mewhinney â€" suggested that the city allot only enough money for one vehicle and put the remaining money into park maintenance and equipment purchases A 48â€"hour bowling marâ€" athon, _ a _ merchandise auction, a bake sale and a performance by Ronald McDonald of _ McDonalds Restaurants Ltd. are just a few of the many attracâ€" tions for the Wateriloo Firefighters _ Association‘s 1975 Muscular Dystrophy campaign. Dawson Street between Dunbar Road and Avondale Avenue _ will | be _ closed from 1 pm. to 4 30 p m. on July 31 to allow a group of local youngsters to hold a carnival for muscular dystrophy Waterloo city council apâ€" proved the request during its council meeting Monâ€" davy night The request was made by Mrs. M Wharnsâ€" by so her children could hold the carnival Dawson St. to be closed Concert gets OK Admission to the concert will be free and promoters plan to use the grassy area to the south of the bandshell as the main seating area of events to raise funds. One of the major events is a 48â€"hour bowling maraâ€" thon. Mr. Suetta said that 20 youngsters have each gained sponsorship for this event which will run from Aug. 8 to Aug. 10. R.A. Worsnpop. in a letter to council, said the concert would feature from 30 to 40 local _ musicians. _ actors. dancers and artistsâ€"atâ€"large. The youngsters have 10 sponsors each at 5 cents per hour. If the youngâ€" sters last the full 48â€"hours then the MD campaign will receive $480. Mr. Suetta said that in addition to the marathon there would also be a bake sale and a percentage of the profits from the bowling company, such as conâ€" cessions and bowling game fees, would go to the campaign. . Ken Pflug. the communiâ€" ty services director. told council that while it was great to have money for the parks his department needed the new vehicles the concessions 48â€"hour marathon be limited and that the volâ€" ume of the performers be controlled. ~If they are going to blast off like Cape Kennedy then we‘ll cut their power off." said Mayor Epp. The auction may be the biggest event as local merchants will be asked to donate articles for the auction. A number of CHYM personalities are expected at the auction and the radio station is donating air time. Mr. Suetta feels conâ€" fident that $1,000 can be raised from the bake sale, Mr. Beckett said merâ€" chants and companies planâ€" ning to donate articles or services should contact Mr. Suetta at 576â€"9950 or the Waterloo Firehall at 744â€" 2612. Articles should be left at Brunswick Twin City Bowl or arrangements can be made for the articles to be ‘*People in my departâ€" ment are being dropped off to work by garbage trucks." said Mr. Pflug. ~We just haven‘t got enough transâ€" portation. _ "CONSULT US FOR YOUR BEST CARPET BUY" I ake Highway 8 to Preston. turn teft. follow Fountain Street North to Royat Oak Road. turn right on Rayal Oak Road and watch for 3718 Tweed loop rubber back 8 11 x 12‘ $66.00 High gear beige tweed rubber back 86 x 12 $50.99 Beaufort Bay shag seamist 8 10 x 12‘ $82.46 High gear orange tweed rubber back 9 x 9°9° ° $49.50 Maple sugar shag 10 7 x 12 $98.77 Candyv striped rubber back 11‘1‘2" x 12 $66.36 Architects choice bronze 9° 4 x 12" $61.58 Two tone aztec orange loop rubber back 9°9° _ x 12 $68.25 Up ‘n Away winter wheat rubber back 1003 x 12" $68.35 Advocate sandgate 9° 3 x 12 $61.65 Crystal blue heavy shag 10 6 _ x 12 $98.00 Gypsy caravan red 115 x 12 $71.50 SEE OUR SELECTION OF ROOM SIZED CARPETS LOTS TO CHOOSE FROM â€" YOU CAN‘T BUY BETTER MILL END CARPET SALE the $6,000 grant goes to ARC Persons suspected of havâ€" ing MD are sent to a treatâ€" ment centre in Toronto for tests. _ If they have the disease then they are reâ€" MD can strike either sex at any age. It is not inâ€" fectious nor is it caused by a germ. Mothers can now be tested to see if they are a carrier of Duchenne As well as the main camâ€" paign there will be a numâ€" ber of neighborhood carniâ€" vals organized by youngâ€" sters to raise funds for the campaign. _ Anyone interâ€" ested in â€" organising â€" a carnival is asked to call the fire hall for more informaâ€" tion. Mr. Beckett said that MD is a disease that deâ€" stroys the muscle cells in the body. Once the disease is discovered there is little hope for the victim. The disease does not have a known cure at this time but the results of its cripâ€" pling effects are well known. Mr. Beckett said a person who contracts MD will gradually grow weaker and weaker as the muscle cells are destroyed and become paralysed. Because the chest muscles become weak a patient canâ€" not cough up the mucus and thus he may die from the common cold. One type of MD, Duâ€" chenne MD, attacks only boys and, doctors believe, is passed on from mother to son. picked up. turned to their home Coiâ€" Muscular Dystrophy‘s munity for treatment. Timmy will also be in Mr. Beckett said most attendance during the Aug. 9 events and the Firefightâ€" ers have planned to have a display at Waterloo SHOE Square. ‘ This will include a pumper truck, â€" other firefighting equipment and information on fire prevention. A New Horizons grant of $6,000 has been awarded to Waterloo‘s Adult Reâ€" creation Centre at King and Allen Streets for a variety of planned programs. Part of the grant will be used to purchase a slide, book and film collection and finance public speaking and communication arts groups for area senior citizens. The seniors‘ coâ€"ordinator. Bernard â€" Isaacksz, hopes the public speaking classes will encourage more perâ€" sons to become involved in community projects by inâ€" creasing their confidence. The collection will be for the use of the public. turned to their home comâ€" HARTT FLORSHEIM GALE * JARMAN RITCHIE GOLF SHOES SAQE |OL TIME_SAtE] 2PE NATURALIZER SELBY CARI LYNN WHITE CROSS OOMPHIES ON SALE â€" BRANDED LINES FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK DISCONTINUED AND BROKEN LINES ALL SALES FINAL . MEN‘S DRESS AND CASUAL SHOES BY ... ARTT * _ P0%, By Orderâ€"inâ€"Cquncil 1299/75 of May 7th, 1975 a Royal Commussion to study the possible harm to the public interest of the increasing exploitation of violence in the communications industry was established The Royal Commission has opened its offices at Room 810, 151 Bloor Street West, Toronto MSS 2V5. Telephone (416) 965â€"4593 The Royal Commussion‘s Terms of Reference are 1. To study the effects on society of the increasing exhibition of violence in the communications industry . 2 To determine if there is any connection or a cause and effect relationship between this phenomenon and the incidence of violent crime in society. 3. To hold public hearings to enable groups and organizations, individual citizens and representatives of the industry to make known their views on the subject. 4 To make appropriate recommendations, if warranted,. on any measures that should be taken by the Government of Ontario. by other levels ot Government, by the general public and by the industry The Royal Commission invites interested persons. groups and organizations to send written briefs or letters on these matters 1 All written submissions should be sent at least three weeks in advance of the public hearing in your area and in any event no later than May 31. 1976 2 Persons wishing to appear before the Royal Commission to present oral briefs should forward a written summary to it at least three weeks in advance of the hearing théy wish to attend Hearings will take place from the Fall of 1975 to the Spring of 1976 A later advertisement in this newspaper will give precise dates and locations As of August 15th any persons wishing to communicate with the Royal Commission on pertinent matters may do so by phoning the Roya!l Commussion‘s tollâ€"free number 1â€"800â€"261â€"7091 All submissions should be addressed to The Royal Commussion on Violence in the Communicaâ€" tions Industry. 151 Bloor Street W Room 810 Toronto Ontamno MSS 2VS5 His Honour Judge Lucien Arthur Beauheu. 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