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It's difficult to believe. but fall is almost upon us. and it's time to think about planting Dutch Flower Bulbs and fenilizing your lawn with Winterizen September is the time to apply Winterizer or Winter- izer-Weed and Feed to your lawn to ptoteot it during the cold months ahead. ONTARIO SEED CO.. LTD. 16 king St. s. - Waterloo Ont. Can Tel. (519) 886-2990 y N2J 329 at ONTARIO SEED SEPTEMBER dean of graduate studies; Jim Whitred, . assistant head of the audio visuatde. partment: and Karl Km Chen. a graduate student and local architect, recently spent two months at- an archaeological dig in Carthage, North Africa. lhe dig uncovered the area of child sacrifice to the god (iced infants and children to the fertility God, Baal Hammom" said Miss Wool- trey. "The infants were cremated and their bones were put in burial urns and limestone stelae were erected. This took place around 300 and 400 B.C." The University of Water- loo has planned a variety of art shows for the next few months. On Monday, September 20, "Meet the Artist" evening will be held with artist, Tim Whiten on hand for discussion periods. On Monday, September 27, Paterson Ewen will be on campus for discussion." Both artists are showing their work from Septem- ber 9 to October 3 at the UW gallery. From October 7 to Octo- ber 31, four artist print- makers will be showing their work. They include June Drutz. Sheila Maki, Carol Schiffleger. and Kay Murray Weber. T Miss Woolfrey explained that some of the infants were buried with necklaces containing amulets from Egypt_and a few of these From November 4 to 19 the gallery will feature local artists. From November 22 to 28, Videoscape will be presented. This show includes video art by eleven Canadian and Ameri- can artists. One of the video artists, Winston McNamee will t"rhe Carthaginians sacri- Art exhibits .pll.arinedl-, at UW _ be on campus for discus- sions November 22. A showing of primitive and folk art and Waterloo County quilts will be pre- sented from December' 2 to January 9. The artists the dig was carried out at two sites. One was in was at Rectangular Harbour. Mr. Whitred has been to "At Rectangular Harbour .Tehesse in the Middle East. we found leaves. fruit. seeds,. This was his second trip to olive pits and grape seeds Carthage. Miss Woolfrey which were the. remains of had also been to Carthage Carthaginian agriculture." once before . Both times said Miss Woolfrey. she was the registrar. Her are Albeit Geisel, Dan Patterson and George Laithwaite. The K-W Navy Sea Dogs ended the two year reign of J.M. Schneiders slo-pitch teanr by capturing the A group playoffs in a recent league tournament. . The Sea Dogs had defeat- ed Schneiders 16-11 and RP. Fuel Oil 11-2 before fighting back to tie the Chippers " The Sea Dogs overcame an 8-3 deficit to tie the Chippers and eliminate any chance for a three way tie in the play- offs. "Anything that is found at these sites is put in storage and examined," said Mr. Whitred. "If it is consider- ed to be valuable it is taken to a museum.- If not, it were discovered during the Before the dig, the Rec- tangular Harbour was a vacant playground for the children. The site at Carth- age had been partially excar vated in 1925. It was under the protection of megovem- ment and was fenced off. stays The Sea Dogs finished with two wins and a tie while Schneiders had two wins and a loss. Sea Dog coach Ab Hinges was happy to return the K-W Naval Club Trophy for the A group to the,Naval Club In B group action, Sea- grams lost to Cluetts 1041 Don MacKay will present “I CAN M IT ALL BY MYSELF” in storage for an, in- Sea Dogs win title Kitchener/Waterloo Montessori School 10 Allen Street East. Waterloo definite period." _ - This is not the first time Miss Wootfrey and Mr. Whitred have taken part in an archaeological dig. Mr. Whitred has been to Wilfrid Laurier Uni- versity was the only Ca- nadian University that par- ticipated in the dig. M other participants were members of the American Schools of Oriental Research and the Smithsonian Insti- tution. and the Fire Fighters de- feated the Big Blue Machine 18-17. This caused a sudden death game for the cham- pionship. she was the registrar. Her job was to catalogue all'the material that was found. Mr. photographer, on all three becasioné and Mr. Kruschen was the chief architect for the Carthage project. Seagrams held a 15-13 lead going into the ninth inning, but costly errors A Parade of Stars tele- thon to raise money for a residence for the physical- ly disabled will be broad- cast Sept. 25 and_% on Grand River Cable TV. The telethon is sponsored by the Waterloo County Cerebral Palsy Council and the KW Services for the Physically Disabled, Proceeds will be used' to build a residence for Phys- Retrospective from Jana- ary 13 to February 6. Three Dimensions, a showing of photographs by Scott Ar- nold, Maurice H. Greene, A.R.P.S.. and Doug Wicken, will be held from Febru- ary 10 to March _6. Telethon to raise money for residence Mark Cameron will be displaying his -new restora- tion drawings of Minoan stayed at the American Sehoolof0rieattal Research. Because it was not their first time in Africa, they had no' diffiéulty adjusting totttecuitssreq,rtheelimate. “You never really get used to the hot spicy foods though.“ said Mr. Whitred. Miss _‘Wooltrey and Mr. Whitred would both like to Miss Woolfrey explained that Wilfrid Laurier became involved in the project be- cause the 'university pare ticipates in the American School of Oriental Re- search. The director of the excavation also knew Dr. three Canadian participants sunimér bat at ttseaoment no Ikfinite plans have been with two out allowed the Fire Fighters to score ten nins and eventually defeat Seagrams23-16. The telethon begins Sept, 25 at 8 pm. and continues to Jo a.m. Sept. Zi. Ad- vance pledges can be made by telephoning 578-4833 or 7434496. The UW ‘Art Gallery is located in the Modern Lan- guages Building. It is open from Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 pm. and from 2 to 5 pan. on Sunday. Del Scott, coach of the Fire Fighters accepted the Arno Eickholz Trophy for the team. ically disabled adults in the K-W area. About $30,000 has been raised to date for the resi- dence, said Barbara Krue- ger. telethon chairman frescoes. photographs. mo- tifs. diagrams and a model of a decorated room from March 10 toApril 3.