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Dr. John Lit. chairman of the macs department at Wilfrid Laurier University, has been named principal author for an ill-depth M of the possibilities for Can- dian munch in the field of He and his associates have been asked to define the directions in which re search should progress over the next five years and to outline how Canadian scientists should wort in re- lation to world-wide deve- lopments in that area. Dr. Lit is one at Canada‘s best-known researchers in this specialized field, the - he was chosen bythe Canadian Association of Physicists to mdenake the project. "The end result of our study will be a background document for use by govem- ments. universities and other research agencies to assist in decisions affecting development of the field of optics." Dr. Lit said. The project is one of five in various fields to be car- ried out by the Canadian As- sociation of Physicists in conjunction with the Royal Society of Canada for the National Sciences and En- gineering Research Council. Dr. Lit is the only Kit- chener-Waterloo academic working on any of the five projects. "iiiiiiiii'iiiii""'iioiiiiriiid to international study, I One branch of that field. fibre optics. is working a re- volution in communications allowing a thin strand of A MAN WITH ABILITY 1limillltlllW, Glen hat the commitment and the experience to serve us well as alderman. _ l His impressive community service record already demonstrates his willingness and ability. FOR ALDERMAN Paid for by the Commit!” to Elect Gun Wright, Altman. City of Waterloo glass to carry more than a thousand times the informa- tion now carried on maven- tioual wire. Such systems are used on a small scale now but. are expected to revolutionize the entire communications industry within the next de- cade. . Dr. Lit has retained the services of Prof. Emil Wolf of the Institute of Optics of the University of Rochester, as special advisor on the study. Prof. Wolf is con- sidered one of the world‘s most prestigious authorities in the field. Committee members are Dr. Kenneth Baird of the National Research Council, Ottawa, Dr. Kenneth Hill of the Communications Re- search Centre. also of Ot- tawa. Dr. Howard S. Kerr. - Dr. John Lit ttireeer of (labial mur- ct plant or Spar Aero- - Ltd., mm. Put. Real Tmmbley ot Laval Um “verity. City; and Prof. ",idellgdi'et d the Institute Natiesal,de In Re- dne'rchc Seieattifiqtte, Mon- meal. Similar committees in other centres across the country are prim on dif- ferent areas~nuclear and particle physics, plasma physics and fusion. atomic and molecular physics and condensed matter physics. Dr. Utexpectstosubmit the committee', report by theertdetfttesrtyear. J “The entire project is one of the most thorough ever undertaken in Canada and could chart the future of re- search and development in these important areas in this country," Dr. Lit said. Lewis to speak The Grand Valley Chapter of the Administrative Mana- gement Society will meet Wednesday. November 12 at 5:30 p.m. at the Charcoal Steakhouse. Stephen Lewis, social and political commentator. lect- urer. advocate of citizen's rights and former leader of the provincial NDP, will address the gathering on "Canada in the 80's." Tickets and $25 per per- son and reservations can be made by calling 57m. " a Single Roll . a Single Roll 1.99 a Single Roll 2.99 a Single Roll 4.99 a Single Roll 0N0 rotums or cutting of single (0”. oAdd60%tttttteoirttmrrtltpricelfln 11 yardbom oAllSdooFiml OUR SALE PRICE DAILY 1 10A King St. s., Watodoo -lr1lll" 886-3292 I All. IN STOCK WALLPAPER we: DAILY REG. PRICE Single Roll up to $6.99 S/R" Single " up to $7.99 sm- iing'. Roll up to $8.99 S/R' Single 'tttll up to $9.99 Sm . Single ttttli up to $16.99 S/R' 'Manufacturers Suggested List Price JOHNSON’S