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A ‘‘powder keg theory exists in institutions, he said. When some changes are made, inmates deâ€" spark that sets off riots, says Fred Desroches, a lecturer in sociology at Wilfrid _ Laurier _ Univerâ€" sity. Page 22 â€" Waterioo Chronicte, Wednesday , April 6, 1977 WLU prof says 0 CHARGEX Osmns nours TOYS' WI pen Daily 9: 30â€"6 o T"w;g«g}og'dav 45 Ontario South BICYCLES WESTMOUNT WEAVERY Kalinka, reg. 2.98 . . . . Geisha prints, reg. 2.50 Mona Lisa, reg. 1.55 . . Knit yourself a shaw! or soft summer sweater now, while mohair yarns are at sale prices, April 4â€"9. By Marg Russell Improvements in pr e Weaving e Embroidery e Crocheting e Neediepoint e Rug Hooking Open Daily 9:30 to 5:30 â€" Thurs. & Fri. to 9 Westmount Place Shopping Centre, Waterico â€" 576â€"5470 SKATEBOARDS u +m*{/ id NEW T&z;%fi{d‘ m o fr’om 498 to 7998 MOHAIR YARN SALE Others With spring now here, now is the time to get your bicycle in shape for thgagummer months ahead. 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A strong friendship with guards ofâ€" ten exists and prisoners realize the guard is simply "‘doing his job". They are also aware of the beneâ€" fits which can follow if they treat guards favorably. on North American prison riots «covered the period 1950 to 1972. â€""It seemed as though 1950 was the turning point in riots," he said. "At that period they became more violent. . Prison property was destroyed, there was violence against other inâ€" mates, prisoners took hosâ€" tages and threatened lives. a great threat to his highâ€" ranking role."‘ LES research Speaking to students at Wilfrid Laurier University on Tuesday, Desroches exâ€" plained the usual pattern Referring to the Kingston Penitentiary riot in April 1971, he described the torturing which took place. Inmates broke noses, cut holes in legs and poured hot glue over heads of unâ€" desirables. They also stubâ€" bed â€" their cigarettes on various parts of their bodâ€" Dr. Gerhard K. Friesen, associate professor of Gerâ€" man at Wilfrid Laurier University, is coâ€"editor of a book of essays just pubâ€" lished in honor of Dr. Karl J.R. Arndt, emeritus proâ€" fessor of German at Clark University, Worcester, Mass. _ The book, The German Contributiom to the Building of the Americas, reflects the lifetime interest of Dr. Arndt. The 400â€"page volâ€" ume contains contributed essays by 17 scholars, inâ€" cluding Dr. Friesen and inmates, _ usually _ child molesters and informers, known as ~undesirables," Mr. Desroches said. "Imâ€" itation trials are held to decide whether or not the man is guilty and should be punished. Sexual assaults are common .‘ McClelland and Stewart‘s Annual 3 for 2 Paperback Sale â€" buy 2, get 1 free! April 1â€"16. SCRIBE BOOK STORE Text by William Barclay, illustrated with photographs from Francs Zeffirelli‘s acclaimed film. SPECIAL EASTER GIFT BOOK JESUS OF NAZARETH Paper 1 -95 Cloth 1 2-95 Theme: Lifestyle and Health of Canadians National Health Week, observed throughout Canada each year, has for its objective the calling of public attention to all problems of health. Today we are aware that our present lifestyle with its new freedom of choice has created many health problems which are selfâ€"inflicted. We Canadians: The programs and services of the Health Unit Division of the Regional Health and Social Services Department cover a wide spectrum of Health Care and have as common themes the promotion of health and prevention of disease. A few examples are health education,. preâ€"school health appraisals, immunization programs, nutritional services, food premises control, public health nursing services, health programs for senior citizens and preventive dentistry J A. Young J E. Fairless Dr. G.P.A. Evans Regional Chairman Chairman Commussioner The individual citizen, can be active along with voluntary associations and official health agencies â€" local, provincial, national, and your family physician â€" in doing everything possible to improve dramatically Canada‘s health. Westmount Place, Waterioo â€" 576â€"7290 Market Square, Kitchener â€" 576â€"8270 NATIONAL HEALTH WEEK overeat and eat the wrong kinds of food smoke despite health hazards underexercise live by the car and die by the car Many Canadians Drink To Excess Regional Municipality of Waterlioo J HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMEN U prof edits book The Regional Municipality of Waterloo has declared 3 to 9 April 1977 as The instigator of the riot seldom remains leader for long but lets someone else take over when the riot operate flock _ together, terrified, and arm themâ€" selves: This is the time guards are most likely to get hurt. Hostages are seldom injured by prisonâ€" ers but are treated well compared to undesirables. _ _Other contributors come from the United States, Mexico, Brazil and Gerâ€" many. Since the 1930s Dr. Arndt has been one of the most two members of the Uniâ€" versity of Toronto faculty â€" the only Canadians repâ€" resented in the internationâ€" al list of authors. Only a small number of inmates are directly inâ€" volved in the riot but they force the others to go along. Strict rules of behavior are set up. party drunk, break into and set fires, he said of prison riots. They begin with a J E. Fairless Chairman Health and Social Services Committee An _ exhibition, _ juried competition and sale of Canadian crafted jewellery Jewels displayed prisoners get for prison riots. *Improvements have been made and riots still continue. Some of the best prisons are plagued with riots and the worst ones don‘t have any. Some riots don‘t ‘call for any deâ€" mands and changes." The best way to handle a riot is through negotiation, he said. Force always results in deaths but not by inmates. Pressure is put on politicians to stop riots immediately, so the police come in shooting. This is where people get hurt. Street, Kitchener, Ontario. The show takes place April 28, 29, 30 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and May 1 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The place is the Kitchener â€" Waterloo Art Gallery, 43 Benton respected and prolific conâ€" tributors to the study of the German role in the development of the U.S. and Canada, Dr. Friesen explained. He added that Dr. Arndt has been praised ‘"‘for exhibiting _ scholarâ€" ship of the highest order coupled with a fine sense of humanitarian values." The show will include a display of fine gold and silâ€" ver by Johnson, Mattley and Mallory, a display by De Beer‘s Consolidated VMines of fifty thousand dolâ€" lars »orth of rough diaâ€" monds from England. «" has been going several days, he said. at the Kitchener â€" Waterâ€" loo Art Gallery. Mr. Desroches said there e no specific reasons Dr. G P.A. Evans Commussioner Health and Social Services