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Council has asked for the incentive to lure young families to the downtown area, in an effort to increase enrollment at Alexandra School. Increased enroll- ment would mean that kindergarten classes at the school would not be eliminated. Waterloo county school board projections indicate that only 13 pupils will be enrolled in the kindergarten program this fall. City Council has asked the Administrative Commit- tee to investigate the possibility of providing some form of incentive which would encourage young fami- lies to purchase homes in the city's central core. The Administrative Committee's report said that "there is no legal way of granting tax concessions as a form of incentive. Also, there is no authority in the Municipal Act which would allow City Council to pay an incentive bonus to any purchasers of property in the central core. " The Administrative committee was unable to “come up with any suggestions which might en- courage young families to reside in the downtown area." Carlane Gall of Waterloo was runner-up in the Miss Nude World contest. Waterloo council decided Monday to award a one- year contract to Superior Sanitation of Kitchener, to collect newspapers for re-cycling. Superior presently has a re-cycling program operating in Kitchener. Under the agreement, Boy Scouts and church groups will still have the right to hold newspaper pick- up programs. The city will not make any money from the contract, but will save money through a reduction in garbage pickup. The Kuntz family home, located on the grounds in front of the Labatt's Brewery on King St., has been designated an historic site by Waterloo council. The two-storey house was built in 1866 by the Kuntz family, owners of the Kuntz brewery, which was founded in 1844. The local architectural conservation advisory committee, with the backing of Labatt's, the current owners of the house, persuaded the city to give the house the historic designation. CaruneGall,2A,otWateHoomtsr-r-tqtirtttte Misc Nude Worm Contest, held Saturday. July St, at Gamma Park in heelton, Ont Twenty contestants entered, from as far away as Israel, France, and Mexico. Contestants were judged on personality, poise, beauty, their figure, and overall "ctothing tends to inhibit people” says Carlene, “we use clothing as a sums symbol, likeostracizing a person who wears white socks with black shoes. That sort of thing. " As runner-up, Carlane won clothing, perfume, Je- welry and a radio. Carunesaidtttatit'toi-iforaCanttdupgirito win‘ because of the overall tan evaluation, especially when competing with women from Florida and Cali- fornia. V She maintains that nudism is a way of life. free {rotating sexual exploitation of clothing. tan. - Incentives for young families in downtown Waterloo still a problem Waterloo gm runner up ht Miss Nude World contest Waterloo council awards . newspaper contract Kuntz family home designated historic site waterloo ' at a glance Dr. Otto Meresz and his team of three scientists from the organic trace con- taminants section of En- vironment Ontario's labora- tory services branch have developed a method of de- tecting the source of gaso- line and fuel oil leaks. Each source of stored gasoline in the vicinity of the leak is tagged for identification with a different nitrogen- based perfume compound. Samples of the leaked fuel are taken at intervals and analyzed by a mass spec- trome ter until one of the identifying compounds is de- tected, The spectrometer can identify the particular Environment Ontario scientists have developed an unusual use for perfume. Their fragrant invention? The use of musk as a means of detecting the source of gasoline and fuel oil leaks. Gasoline leakage from un- derground storage tanks is one of the most frequent causes of pollution by Petro- leum hydrocarbons in On- tario. Since minute quanti- ties of gasoline in drinking water can cause serious taste and odour problems, Environment Ontario works tc locate and eliminate the pollution source. Now, three years later, their little fling has grown into the largest Highland Games in North America, and they are anticipating in outdoing what they have previoytslydtme. This' Saturday, the sounds of pipers and drummers will blend with the color and ex- citement of highland dancers and many more Scottish festivities as the WRPA holds their fourth an- nual Highlahd Games at their club, just off highway By Pete Cudhoa Three years ago the Wa- terloo Regional Police As- sociation (WRPA) decided to hold a little fling. Rick Dawson demonstrates the differences between muskrets and rats with a stuffed muekret. outside the Laurel Creek Nature Centre. - _ " I . e, D lefen baker to open police games Fragrant fuel leaks easier to find The City of Waterloo has been requested to amend the zoning by-law as it pertains to the property known muni- cipally as 354 King Street North. The property is currently zoned Light Industrial. The applicant requests that the zoning be changed to an Ar- terial Commercial zone. The applicant, if success- ful in obtaining the zone "We tested a number of perfume compounds and found aromatic nitrmmusks the most promising. Musk Xylol, Musk Ketone, and Musk Ambrette are the most feasible compounds Until now, locating the source of leaks meant dig- ging to suspected storage tanks and checking for faults. This hit-and-miss process proved expensive andtime-consuming. compound or compounds in the fuel sample ahd there- fore detect the source of the What's in store for this year's games? Well, or- ganizers are hoping to at- tract more than 30,000 spec- tators and to top off the bill will be the appearance of Rt. Mon. John G. Diefen- The games, which stafted in 1W5, coincided with OK- toherfest; as a result, only 5,000 people showed up for the games. The following, year, the games were changed to the summer months and about 12,000 at- tended. Last year's event gathered well over 20,000 people from across Canada, United StatesandScotland. Waterloo Planning Dept. holds public hearing "The application of the compounds is simple," said Dr. Takeo Sakuma of Dr. "Meresz's staff. "The amount of the compoun required is calculated (50 milligrams (mg) per litre of fuel) and the powdered com- pound is then mixed with a little fuel. The liquid is poured into the storage City Council would like to obtain the opinions of neigh- boring property owners be- fore making a decision. A public hearing will be held change, will find a suitable user for the property, in compliance with the zoning by-law. It may mean that the existing building on the property could be demo- lished and a new building erected. Diefenbaker will be ar- riving at the games by On- tario Provincial Police heli- copter and will be attended by Waterloo Regional Police Chief Syd Broittt, Commis- sioner Harold Graham, Om- budsman Arthur J. Maloney and travelling companion of Diefenbaker, Joel Aldred. we have found so far. They are environmentally safe, commercially available and reasonably priced. Musk Ketone, the most expensive compound, costs only $15 a "Diefertbaker chose to come to Cambridge to open the games inst of going to Edmonton to open the Commonwealth Games with Queen Elizabeth"' said Sgt. James Fraser, president of the Highland Games. baker to officially open the 'tt-fotttl8trmttirtutthst_attrNtMB"tq" The reception committee will be just " impressive as it will include all the mayors of the Region, all the MPPs and MPs as well " the or- ganisers of the games. According to Fraser, this year's games will be tea- turing over 45 pipe and drum hands, exceeding last year's total of 40. He added that there will be ohm» dancers, some dancing in five categories. Questions concerning the application should be direct- tf to the Planning Dept. at 8861560, extensimig3 Asked if the nitro-musks would be harmful to en- gines, Dr. Meresz said, “on the contrary, nitro-musks should improve combustion if anything. Some racing car drivers even add nitrogen compounds to their engines to improve performance." The pleasant-smelling nitro musks evaporate harmless- ly into the air when fuel is tanks through"a funnel and combines with the fuel. Scientists need a sample of oniyooerngofftseitotest for nitro-musks. on Wednesday, Aug. 2, at 7:30 p.m.J'n the Council Chambers, second floor, Marsland Centre. Those un- able to attend may submit written comments to the City Clerk before the hearing. The Cambridge games will also be the site of the pionship and ixruid possibly host the highland dancing championship next year.