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Page 2 â€" Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, November 5, 1975 WATERLOO MOTOR INN Is your Please tell us now, before we print your new direcâ€" tory. Look up your listing in the current directory and, if you wish to have it changed, give us a call at 576â€"8130 before correct? Bell Canada DECEMBER 2 IMPORTANT DATES MON. NOV. 7 MEMBERSHIP MEETING 6:30 p.m. Conestoga College®~ Doon Campus Thurs. Nov. 20 TAX SEMINAR CALL CHAMBER â€" 742â€"3556 by Nov. 13 Dinner Tickets $4.00 Call before Nov. WATERLOO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ARE YOU PAYING MORE TAXES THAN REQUIRED? Registration â€" $60 per Registrant TAX DEDUCTIBLE Learn the points of the Canadian Tax Law. 9 a.m. â€" 5 p.m. versity of Waterioo library will be presented at a speâ€" cial ceremony, Friday, Nov. 7, 10 a.m. Hundreds and Thousands: The Journals of Emily Carr, is being donated by Doris Lewis, Collections Development Librarian. It is a special limited edition with an accompanying portâ€" The millionth volume to > acquired by the Uniâ€" BUSINESS HOURS i OPEN: Monday â€" Friday â€" 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. Saturday â€" 12:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. Sunday â€" 12:00 noon to 10:00 p.m. EKING‘S A!r‘ulgglgnonant Regional Health and Social Planning Conference will take p $ Saturday, November 22, 1975 The Kâ€"W SOCIAL PLANNING COUNCIL wants Citizens Groups to make their voices heard at this Conference. ACT NOW! You must register in advance. The number is limited. ATTENTION: CITIZENS GROUPS IN THE KITCHENERâ€"WATERLOO AREA HOME Delivery in Waterloo and Bridgeport â€" over $3.50Q In Kitchener over $5.00 Business Men‘s Luncheon $1.10 and up ror rast seavice Call 579â€"5040 UW library gets millionth volume ‘"‘The . .. Conference will have an important and lasting impact on the future wellâ€"being of citizens in the Begion of Waterloo . . .‘ | > Mayor Edith Macintosh 38 King St. N.. For More Information Call 578â€"7430 Sponsored by The Regional Municipality folio of colour plates. Mrs. Lewis, UW‘s first librarian from 1957 to 1967. Several of the plates and the book will be on display on the first floor of the liâ€" brary for the month of November. Aliso on display will be the 100,000th and the 500,000th acquisitions â€" Saul Fields Themes from the Old Testament and RESTAURANT ture of Dickens, a Centenâ€" be held in conjunction with the dedication, Nov. 7. This floor now has the reserve The official opening of the first floor of the Dana reading material and seatâ€" ing for approximately 230 students. . All rare book materials including a large collection of women‘s arâ€" chives are also housed on this floor. Another facility is the listening room which has 30 listening stations at five tables, each_ outfitted with a turntable and tape deck. There are also eight typing carrels and photo copying machines. Both the Dana Porter Arts Library and Engiâ€" neering, Mathematics and Science Library will hold an Open House from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. for visitors to tour areas of the library which are rarely seen. Visitors are also invited to enjoy a cup of coffee in the staff room on the first floor, while meeting members of the library staff. In conjunction with and in celebration of the ofâ€" ficial opening of the first floor of the Arts library, Amnesty Days will be held from today, Nov. 5 through Friday, Nov. 7. This is the second time since 1965 that such an amnesty period has UW female enrolment increasing All overdue books will be accepted without charge and most categories of library fines incurred by library users will be waived. Fines for short term loan material borrowed after 8:30 am. Nov. 5 and due before 10 p.m. Nov. 7 will not be cancelled. A trend towards an inâ€" creasing percentage of woâ€" men applying, being adâ€" mitted and returning for higher years has been noted at the University of Waterâ€" loo. ' Of its total registered apâ€" plicants, there has been a five per cent increase in female students over the past four years. In 1972 the ratio was 69.7 per cent male students to 30.3 perâ€" cent female students. In 1975,. however, the ratio was 64.1 per cent male to 35.9 per cent female stuâ€" dents. At present, there are more women enrolled in arts and Kinetics than men. Female enroliment has also increased in the faculâ€" ties of arts, engineering, environmental studies, mathematics and science. The percentage of female students enrolled in Human Kinetics and Leisure Studâ€" ies has increased substanâ€" tially, from 47.8 per cent in 1972 to 59.1 percent in 1975. _ Integrated Studies also shows a high increase from 29.9 percent in 1972 to 41.3 percent in 1975. ‘The statistics are not erratic,‘ says UW Presiâ€" dent Burt Matthews. "It suggests a real trend toâ€" wards an increasing numâ€" ber of female students. I don‘t know if the situation is similar in other universâ€" ities." Dr. Matthews pointed out in a press conference last Friday that the inâ€" crease could be attributed to a variety of reasons, inâ€" cluding _ the _ university‘s brochure â€" which â€" emphaâ€" sizes women are accepted in its courses. (SCIENCE OF MIND) Rev. Ronel Sinstead Learn to use the power of positive thinking to direct your own destiny and develop a happier, healthy, prosperous atâ€" titude. Second Floorâ€"Room 4 Queenâ€"Weber Sts. KITCHENER YMCA Everyone Welcome SERVICES 2 P.M. Every Sunday