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Special events plasined for For your comvenience, wish to extend a generâ€" â€" May 13, Your Career Serâ€" ~8p.m. in the auditorium. the month of May at the Waâ€" here is a list of coming al invilation to the public. les: Forést Ranger? Gord ’l:vll."lnac Ca terloo Mk'.{lhm in events of interest,. to view their works of Art. ©Murchison, Public Relations storytime. *"A4th ~of | clude a wide variety of edu _ May 1 to May :; Suzanne Gallery is open~ during Forester for "the Ministry â€" Special" leain~ about . More than 20 professionâ€" al painters from Standard Painting and Decorating Ltd., 14 John St. W., Waâ€" terloo were on the job for free Saturday. Bob Hett (left) manager of the Kitchener Sherwinâ€"Williams Paint store. Paul Davock {(centre) administrators of the Association for the Mentailly Retardâ€" ed Developmental Centre and Andy Beyce, a painter from Standard Paintâ€" ing Ltd., hold cards of thanks from the children of the centre. The painters donated their time to paint the centre Saturday. 207 The group of painters were hard at work by 8 am. painting the interior of the Kâ€"W Association for the Mentally Retarded‘s Developmental Centre, 115 University. Ave., Waterloo. Paint was donated by the Sherwinâ€"Williams Paint Co. The project began when the painters heard that the a ies inss * _ it .’*5-5}@ * s a Wftes al i . Nz tpt 5 fea f i a c e & e 2 AUF 7 magrts uts * o. 2 < . ! We Oe 5 ces it ""uee o. * Â¥o. ~v"“,," l "aue ' i y w > i Tt proedt ut ) »l mss ‘wike * . is ) ho 3 r . o. o 1:3 in 3 & i: anith 2 : ‘ fian r\wen*‘a i Khoatnrof at Ahrnrs s \ % ge* l o «* ho it ’z S ’ ‘ Y A " A he P " A University of Waterâ€" loo research administrator expressed concern today over an alleged researcher who has been making telephone calls to women in the community; the calls quickly become obscene. ‘"A number of these have been reported to us and we would like to make it clear that no officially approved University of Waterloo reâ€" search is conducted in this manner," says Dr. EL. Holmes, director of UW‘s Office of Research Administration. "All camâ€" pus _ research _ involving surveys or human subjects must first be approved by the university‘s ethics comâ€" Alleged researcher makes calls Centre gets a free paint job n w o+ FaF sA Association for ‘the Menâ€" tally Retarded did not have enough money in their budget to paint the centre this year, though it needed the work badly. The painters offered to donate their services for the proâ€" ject and Sherwinâ€"Williams donated the paint. ‘"We can‘t thank the painters enough for their efforts. It‘s just fantastic,"~ said Paul Davock, the cenâ€" tre‘s administrator. mittee. All our researchers sociated himself with the have proper identification. university and pretended Our researchers do not he was involved in some make surveys by telephone kind of a sociological surâ€" except by preâ€"arrangment, vey. and they must be willing to The university officials leave a reference telephone stress the public is under number with the person no obligation to respond to being surveyed. any request for informaâ€" Teachers from the cenâ€" tre were on hand to serve ‘‘Definite procedures have been established on this campus for many years to safeguard privacy and inâ€" dividual â€" rights. _ Indeed, Waterloo has been a leadâ€" er in Canada in developing these procedures." UW officials report sevâ€" eral complaints from resiâ€" dents of the community following the obscene calls. The caller in each case asâ€" food and refreshments to the _ painters _ Saturday when the job was nearly finished. The 8,000 square foot building was painted by noon hour with only cleanâ€"up work remaining. The centre was painted in bright, lively colours with the gymnasium paintâ€" ed twoâ€"tone. ‘‘We were happy to help out. The centre is a worthâ€" while cause and we had a good time doing the work," said Bob Hett, manager of the Kitchener Sherwin â€" Williams store. The university officials stress the public is under no obligation to respond to any request for informaâ€" tion from university reâ€" searchers and ask individuâ€" als to make sure identificaâ€" tion is presented before responding, in any case. Anyone who has any doubts about an alleged UW surâ€" vey or research activity is invited to get in touch with Dr. Dale Willows, UW‘s coâ€"ordinator of _ human research, telephone 885 1211, ext. 3432. ( _\ pNZA DR/, | [;“ 102 m N. _ L& P IS May 15. Saturdayâ€"Matinee. "Elsa & Her Lion Cubs", ""Pot Pourri‘‘ 1 hour of colorâ€" "Orphan â€" Lions", ‘"Legend ful movies consisting of Walt of the Raven" & others, at Disney‘s ‘‘Motor Mania, 2%:30. No charge. "ist Roundup"‘ with Little May 35, Magic Carpet Rascals, plus others & car storytime. ‘"‘Camping Out" toons at 2: 30. No charge, is the theme, with stories, May 18, Kitchener & Wa songs around the fire & terloo coin club. Meets at fingerplays. 10:15 is the les: Forest Ranger? Gord Murchison, Public Relations Forester . for "the Ministry of Natural Resources, will give an iMustrated talk to young persons interested in making Forestry their carâ€" eers, at 4 p.m. It keeps you from crossing the fine line between luxury and extravagance. We would like to show you this remarkable carâ€" with its classic interior. Hotdogs, Hamburgers, Shrimp, Steak REMEMBER OUR TUESDAY SPECIAL Now Under New Management ° % The Dasher Hatchback AUTOâ€"HAUS â€" WATERLOO OPEN : Daily 11 a.m. â€" 12 mignight Fri. & Sat. ti| 2 a.m. > Sunday 11 a.m. â€" 8 p.m. thl way through discusâ€" and stories at 10: 15. May 22, Saturday Matinee. ‘‘Holiday Weekendâ€"Special", 550 Weber St. N. WATERLOO May 29. Saturday Matinee. films selected to please evâ€" ery member of the family at 2:30. Parkside branch presents ‘‘Parkside Path to, Storyâ€" time" every Saturday afterâ€" noon at 2: 30 p.m. who are unable to come to the Library can have books delivered to their homes by phoning $86â€"1310. Library will be closed on Monday, May 24th and Sunâ€" days starting May 30th. 884â€"7470 ha udn en oi t . PA