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Page 4 â€" Waterloo Chronicle, Wednesday, August 27, 1980 IN WATERLOO CALL ROGER HILL _ IN KITCHENER CALL RITA REITZEL IN CAMBRIDGE CALL ED SEHL ©1979 VOLVO CANADA TD OVERSEAS »DELIVERY AvAILABLE PERSONAL LOANS 10% Many people buy wagons in order to get ingreased passenger space and cargo area. But how many people ever consider the safeâ€" ty of the most precious cargo they‘ll ever carryâ€"their families? Volvo owners do. And here‘s why they pay a little extra to own one. STRUCTURAL SAFETYâ€" IN AVOLYO.THE ODDS AREN‘T STACKED AGAINST YOU. In Volvo, a high strength steel cage surrounds a passenger compartment specifically designed to resist ISN‘T YOUR FAMILY WORTH THE MONEY? 15 University Avenue, Waterloo 885â€"5090 . 579â€"1370 743â€"4363 653â€"2031 Bâ€"K Service Center physical damage in a collision. Tubular steel bars, braced by a patented Volvo design protect you from side collisions. Special "crumple zones" built ,, into a Volvo‘s frame reduce impact forces which act on the passenger compartment. Steel profiles built into the roof keep you covered. And the six boxâ€"shaped steel pillars which support the roof are also designed to support the weight of six more Volvos. Special to the Chronicle The University of Waâ€" terloo will offer a new serâ€" vice to student parents this fall: shortâ€"term care for their children. The main béeneficiaries are expected to be mothers interested in taking courses at the university but who are otherwise unable to do so because they can‘t find anyone to look after their children during the daytime. Now they will be able to leave children in the ‘"Dropâ€" in Day Care Centre‘"‘ on the campus while they attend lectures, visit the library, or perhaps even just take a swim in the university pool. ‘‘The service will only be available to students. and _ University will babysit kids only when they are involved in some activity on campus,"" says Isobel Mackâ€" ay, assistant dean of women and the person who initiated the new centre. ‘‘Shopping, or attendance at a down, town movie, will not norâ€" mally be considered valid reason for using this serâ€" ble to both partâ€"time and fullâ€"time students, though the latter could not use it as a regular day care service. For one thing, 12 is the maxâ€" imum number of hours per week a parent can make use of it. + The centre will be located on the ground floor of the psychology building where She says it will be availaâ€" ARE HAPPY FAMILIES. Statistics have already shown that 9 out of 10 Volvo owners are happy with their cars. Because Volvos also offer high levels of quality, reliability, comfort, performance and handling. Things not generally associated with station wagons. So before you buy a wagon, stop in at our Volvo showroom. We may be able to offer you something you value as much as your family‘s safety â€"value for your family‘s money. UW‘s Early Childhood Eduâ€" cation Centre (for children who attend three hours a day, five days a week) already exists. Marie Goulet of the Early Childâ€" hood Education Centre will run the Dropâ€"in Child Care Centre alongside it. â€"_ *‘The dropâ€"in centre will only handle children for an hour or two at a time," exâ€" plains Ms. Mackay. She says the centre will make it possible for a mother to attend, for exâ€" ample, a regular 9:30 a.m. lecture Mondays, Wednesâ€" days and Fridays. *‘*We believe a good many women in the community would dearly love to take a course this way but simply can‘t make suitable arranâ€" gements for their children," sh says. ‘‘The new dropin centre should help them get around this particular probâ€" She feels the UW dropâ€"in centre will prove more than just a baby minding service. It will also provide learning and development activities for the children, related to the Early Childhood Educaâ€" tion â€" Centre activities already under way. There will be midâ€"morning and midâ€"afternoon snacks each day. Children from six months of age on can be acâ€" commodated. _ Parents will be asked to schedule their children‘s stays in advance, or to at least give advance notice where stays are not regularâ€" ly scheduled. . > g . Charge for the service is $1 per hour per child, which Ms. Mackay feels is quite a bargain, compared with the cost of. providing for a baby sitter in the home. She says that as far as she is aware Waterloo is the only unfversity in Ontario offering such a service, though Humber College, Toronto, has done someâ€" thing similar â€" s SiZE SALE _ 24 MONTHLY CU. FT. PRICE®" PAYMENTS OF 5 Year Warranty 5 Year Food Spoilage 7.5 $259 12 $279 15 $329 18 $349 23 $369 Deluxe Features 2%" Foam Insulation the amount you save should more than pay for the monthly payâ€" ment. And don‘t forget all the convenience. I':'\BEEZE//R TAWCO LIMITED PPHONE 578â€"3770 WHERE YOU MMWY LESS Free Delivery Mon. to Thurs. 8:30 to 6 p.m. Wed. til! 9 p.m. 137 142 16"° "1"" 189