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* *Page 6 . Waterioo Chronicte, Wednesdey, May 16, Column unfair to sports writer While some members of city council have expressed disâ€" pleasure with the personal attacks made by some sign comâ€" pany owners, the question of how the majority of Waterloo residents feel about mobile flashing signs on city streets and plaza parking lots remains unanswered. Doés the majority of Waterlqo businessmen want to use the signs in front of their business? Does the overall population of the city feel strongly one way or the other on having these signs borderâ€" ing city streets? There is a good chance that this is one of those occasions and most members of Waterloo council have been listening for at least three months for an indication of public feeling on a contentious local issue. City planners in attempting to design and direct progress in Waterloo along lines best serving the greatest number of its residents have prepared two reports this year recomâ€" mending the banning of mobile signs within the city limits. Mobile sign company owners from across southern Ontario have on two occasions launched severe, personal, verbal atâ€" tacks on the planners for their stand. Any letters written to the Chronicle will be printed on this page as quickly as possible. If you prefer to let your council know how you feel on the issue, drop them a line or phone 886â€"1550. . ‘ It probably doesn‘t occur to most people that elected ofâ€" ficials like to hear from the public on occasions other than elections. However the decision is made, it will undoubtedly be done in an attempt to satisfy the best interests of the taxpapers of Waterloo. Making the decision is their job. Identifying those best inâ€" terests is yours. Mike suggested we take the matter to the Supreme Court of Canada unless Campbell agrees to the following terms of compensation : Your sports editor, Rick Campbell, must be congratulated for his tremendous, inparalleled coverage of the Waterloo sports scene. His stories and columns are lively, interesting and acâ€" curate â€" most of the time. that is. As much as I hate to say this about a good friend, Rick told some terrible lies in a recent column about a certain Kâ€" W Record sports writer. At the start of his column, Rick couldn‘t say enough good things about the Record scribe, but then he went berserk and launched into an awful tirade that included such insults as ‘‘arrogant, pompous, unkempt. frizzyâ€"haired and bungleâ€" brained." Never in my life have I been subjected to such ridicule and humiliation. I had to stay inside the house all week to avoid being embarrassed in public. Particularly distressing was the fact that Campbell misâ€" took my curly hair for the frizzies I was so upset by Campbell‘s remarks that I consulted my lawyer. the ebullient golf sensation Mike Whitney, to see what could be done about the villainous comments. Dear Editor, Wateri6o Chronicie office is located on 2nd floor of the O.W. Sports building opposite Waterico Square. Parking on King Street or in Waterioa Square. Open Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m Now it‘s your turn published every Wednesday by Fairway Press, a division of Kitchenerâ€"Waterioo Record Ltd., owner 125 Fairway Rd. S., Kitchener, Ont. address correspundence to Waterioo office: 92 King St. South, Waterioo, Ont., telephone 886â€"2830 subscriptions: $14 a year in Canada. $16 a year in United States and Foreign Countries. Publisher: Paul Winkler Acting Editor: Howard Elliott ASC) amp hae rildh in s established 1854 By Geoff Hoile The story was headed *Secondary school teacher receives award"" and dealt with an award to Cameron Heights colleâ€" giate teacher, Frank Pendergast. The final sentence reads: It is the only award for teacher excellence in the Seconâ€" dary Schools in Ontario. Dear Editor: Might suggest a slight correction to the story carried on page 10 in the May 9 issue? I think those terms are more than reasonable and, while Rick ponders them in the next week or so, I hope he keeps up his fabulous work at the Chronicle. â€" Rick must get down on his hands and knees in front of The Record and make a public apology within two weeks. â€" He must wash my car every day and polish my shoes every second day. â€" He must give me 18 shots every time we golf this sumâ€" mer and he must agree not to hit his tee shots 90 yards past mine. â€" He must share his telephone numbers with me. â€" And, last but not least, he must get out of town by the end of the year. Not so. on the face of it‘ (WELL.AT LEAST WERE STARTING To GET THE WHOLE REGION AGREEING ON SOME THING ,â€" QOPS! | “Q‘J% & R r,;% & L. 9 )j €5505, {/ S‘ ‘% t f 4/ 1” & week! _ / LE _ARF N* SA B4 _ s GC_L _2 Larry Anstett, Waterloo. To the editor On May 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th of 1980, this school N@@ mins High and Vocational School) is having a "Homecomâ€" ing‘ to mark the closing of the old building and the opening of a new school. Because our former students and former teachers are scattered all across this country, we would ask that you publish this letter in your "Letters to the Editor®"‘ column to assist us in contacting them. Anyone wishing further inforâ€" mation should write to: HOMECOMING . c/o Timmins High & Vocational School 271 Preston Street South _ .. Timmins, Ontario P4N 3N9 ‘ The University of Waterliob has been involved for several years in awarding Descartes medals to Ontario high school mathematics teachers, for teaching excellence. The 1979 medals will be awarded within the next few weeks. Sincerely, â€" Bob CWhitton Manager, News Bureau Letters to the editor Timmins Homecoming Dennis Welin, Publicity Chairman Yours very truly