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Waterloo Chronicle (Waterloo, On1868), 5 Nov 1980, p. 9

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Academic to speak on constitution Following the graduaâ€" tion ceremonies there will be a reception in the cafeteria for the stuâ€" dents and their families. Dr. Donald V. Smiley of York University and the author of three books on constitutional matâ€" ters and a respected authority over three deâ€" cades speaks Thursday, November 6 at 4 p.m. in the main auditorium of the Frank C. Peters building, at University Avenue and Albert Street. More than 200 vamâ€" pires, monsters. ghosts, clowns and daffy doctors attended a ‘‘Monster Mash" last Friday night to mark Hallowe‘en at the school. The evening featured a tour of a haunted The Parkminster Unâ€" ited Church Women‘s noonâ€"time bazaar will be held on Saturday. Nov. 8. from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the church hall. 275 Erb St. E.. Waterioo. Christmas novelties, a bake table, jewellery, a special "Toy Town"" and a white elephant table will be among the atâ€" tractions. The Explorers Commencement cereâ€" monies will be held at Waterloo Collegiate Inâ€" stitute on Friday. Noâ€" vember 7 at 8 p.m. ‘"In this talk I think Dr. Smiley will put both the provincial and feâ€" deral politicians on the A highly respected Canadian _ academic authority on the constiâ€" tution will put some fresh light on that tanâ€" gled matter in the first talk in a series on "Canâ€" ada in the 1980s,"‘ sponâ€" sored by the political science department of Wilfrid Laurier Univerâ€" sity. (;arbafie normally collected on Tuesday WILL BE collected on Tuesday, November 11. 1980 (Remembrance Day) All garbage must be out by 8:00 a. m GARBAGE COLLECTION WCI goingsâ€"on Church bazaar Remembrance Day CITY OF WATERLOO ‘‘He will make it eviâ€" dent that both groups are primarily concerned with selfâ€"centered poliâ€" tical interests rather than the wellâ€"being of the country," Dr MfiJan added. + **Moreover, Professgor Smiley sees the current political bouhaha leadâ€" ing to a weakening of public respect for both the constitution itself and the Canadian laws which will be made in its shadow . Presiding at the sesâ€" sion, which is free and open to thegublie. is the Lieutenantâ€"Governor of Ontario, the Honourable John Black Aird. who also is chanceltor of Wilâ€" frid Laurier University Poppies will be disâ€" tributed to students durâ€" ing the next week and on November 10 there will be a Remembrance Day service at WCL. will be operating a Fish Pond for children and a nursery will be provided for infants. Coâ€"ordinator of this vear‘s fundâ€"raising event is Mrs. Claire Ma:â€" chan. A cassete tape, reâ€" corded by a group of stuâ€" dents under the direcâ€" tion of English teacher Dave Young, will try to capture the meaning of Remembrance Day for WCI students and faâ€" culty. The **Soup Spoon Lunchroom will offer French onion soup, hotâ€" dogs. muffins and cupâ€" cakes. spot with his criuTn." said Dr. Toivo Miljan, professor of political science at Laurier, and chairman for the series. house, spot dances, door prizes, costume contests and fortune telling by ‘‘Sightless Cecilia . Y 4hA i sÂ¥ % e P Et ce aband i es i io h ce ta Pibi n utd i ts t ie Ai ui Apbaianate o d s s a ts > PBE 3 k ; do 6 & iC en aoiah "I snlsink woin s . d dn 46. +. | ul Aol i ) ic‘ sape io en wl i ts N se c 1 c â€" 12 hok se cepieenipiet t . stt , n e 2o t wolaite n > i se > PP + Wianats ce *Ws n aaih s mm“mifii&m n 0 26 is j * c« a S ae L _ ’} #*% . n reamarareame"" L iinnt n 4 on n e IN OUR ANNUAL FALL SALE ARE OUR BETTER QUALITY CARPETS...MOST OTHER QUALITIES ARE SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED NOâ€"WAX NOâ€"WAX PREMIER DESIGNER SUNDIALâ€" SOLARIAN® SUNDIAL SOLARIAN BEAUTIFUL NOâ€"WAX FLOORS THAT SHINE WITHOUT WAXING...AND LAST LONGERI!I 17 INDUSTRIAL DR. ELMIRA 669â€"3933 ALL SOLARIANS WATERLOO CHRONICLE , WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1980 â€" PAGE 0 RETAIL PRICES us t tn fik lgfi.w Res

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