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Boyle.> and for a barnstorming pilot in "Shape"" by Jim Schaefer the 40‘s. This will be the are either original or spe~ first time that, a work by cially adapted for the Blyth Ms. Munro, who is one of Summer Festival. _ _ © Canada‘s leading writers. ~ @ & Transport ministry j o â€" =s will conduct survey â€" portation and Communicaâ€" Roadside Origin Destination The data obtained from the surveys will be used to assist in the planning of asoist In UIC pIcdnnImk UL . . i . â€"_ _ purpose, the. base of their m&:;fivinzg“ems vehicle, and as to how freâ€" â€"o l l ol quently this trip is made. The questioning is brief â€" _ The cooperation of the pubâ€" less than a minute â€" with â€" tic in this survey is appreciâ€" the driver being asked to ated. Municipality of Waterloo month of May. UW expects student housing shortage September is being started early by Cail Vinnicombe. the student housing director at the University of Waterâ€" The job of finding spare rooms for university stuâ€" It‘s impossible right now to say whether or not there will be a shortage of rooms. said Vinnicombe, ‘"but the statistics available to us indicate the room shortage that develops early in August will be with us once again."" â€" Vinnicombe â€" said the_ university | usually waits until August to appeal for extra rooms in order not to create a surplus that would prove costly to some vested money in fixing up rooms and then couldn‘t rent them ‘‘The pattern is well esâ€" tablished and it‘s better that we start now to find every room we can,"" he said. Anyone interested _ _ in renting a room to a student is urged to call the UW offâ€"campus housing office offâ€"campus housing office at 885â€"1271. Rooms that are reasonâ€" ably close to the university are especially desirable. he said. A campaign is also launched throughout the faculty and staff of the uniâ€" versity itself. Theatre presents play Kâ€"W Little Theatre will present Neil Simon‘s The Good Doctor May 26â€"29 at Victoria Park Pavilion in Kitchener. establighed Canadian â€" comedy â€" about mu!. provide â€" pertinent _ facts about the trip. Locations of the survey site will be indiâ€" cated to the public in adâ€" vance by signs and lane control measures on the road at the time of the surâ€" vey. Drivers will be questioned as to the origin and destinaâ€" tion of their trip, the trip There will be 15,000 stuâ€" dents at the University of Waterioo in 1976â€"77 and the renting of rooms is just one aspect of an economic proâ€" cess that will see more than $50 millions spent in the Kâ€"Wâ€" area during the acaâ€" demic year by students, visitors, faculty, staff and UW together with its church colleges. â€" _ a14> e ady s _â€"zatnl !â€" uo ‘/m ooo en Ns hâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€"_ OO ) JESSOPS cieaners Waterloo Kitchener Sorry we printed the wrong address last week CORRECTION from three books by Harry â€"â€" _ â€"<.; J. Bovie,. wil} be revivedâ€".> , The play is a hilarious acâ€" count of growing up in rural ~In honour of the Montreal Olympics, the Blyth Sumâ€" by Jim Schaefer, season. An amusing story of a small town boy who finds himself competing at the Olympics, it will feaâ€" and Anne Lindsay. This from Wintario‘s Cultural Olympics. e music on July 12, an exâ€" hibition of works by area professional artists, chilâ€" Ontario & Duke Sts. Saturday â€" night _ square dances will round out the The Blyth Summer Festiâ€" val will operate within the jurisdietion â€" of _ Actor‘s Equity Association. § Admission prices are $3 for adults, $2.25 for senior citizens and $2 for children. Information on performance dates can be obtained by writing to Blyth Centre for the Arts, Blyth. Ontario. . Waterloo Square