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BULLETIN BOARD Raising Teens Systematic Training for Effective Parenting ot Teens begins Sept. I). Learn " the challenge af raising teens. under» stand cum: ot both teens and parents. develop effective encouragement and com- municatlon skills and gain skills to prevent or deal with many discipline problems. Call K-W Counselling Services at 1410” tor more information and to register Living with Cancer The next Canadian Cancer Society Living With Cum: group meeting will be Sept. M, 1:!) to " p.m., " the Adult Rec Centre. Waterloo. Poor Boy's Luncheon Come to the Eighth Annual Poor Boy's Luncheon. Sept. M, " Ban, to , Inn. at the Kitchener Farmer's Market. upper level. Tickets Ire ts etch. which includes a chance to win a Carribean holiday for two. Kaleidoscope of Health The K-W Hospital invites you to attend a "Kaleidoscope of Health 'M." A health fair for the community tutoring exhibits, intonation and demonstrations. Compu- terized lifestyle assessments. eye tests, blood pleasure checks. and much more. Oct. 1.10 III). to I pan., Md Oct. 2, " an, to 5 p.m., It the " Hospital Auditorium. Grein Si. cult-nee. Frei babysitting pm- Chronicle Staff Negotiators representing the Waterloo County Separate School Board of Education and its teachers will meet Sept. 30 in an attempt to break the stalemate in their current contract talks. Chief negotiator for the board Alf Dietrich said Monday that although the board's negotiating team had "extended (itself) to the exteme limit" in its latest contract offer, which was reject- ed by teachers in a vote last week, they were nevertheless willing to meet with teachers representative and "listen to what they have to say." "In the interest of the educa- tion of the students we are privileged to serve it behooves the board to go back and listen," said Dietrich. "Hopefully by lis- tening to each other there is room for some basis of agree- ment." The MO Waterloo county sepa- rate board teachers. members of the Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association, have been without a contract since Aug. 31. Negotiations have been under- way since early February. Negotiators will meet to "tackie board stalemate Dietrich said the two sides were close to agreement on salary. Still in dispute are issues related to working conditions, such as workload for high school teachers. Peter Tron, for nine years associate registrar for the University of Guelph and a member of the registrar's staff for 18 years, is the new registrar at Wilfrid Laurier University. Tron, 41, succeeds James Wilgar, who was named to the newly created post of associate vice-president of Laurier in May. In 1968 he graduated from the University of Guelph with a major in economics, and joined the registrar's staff of the university. He is a keen sportsman, coaches hockey and played for the Junior A Hamilton Red Wings for five years. Peter Tron new Laurier registrar Reason and Emotion For readers and admirers of novelist» philosophel' Ayn Rand - Dr Edwin Locke of University at Mnryiand will be speaking on lie-Ion and Emotion: The Objectivisl View, A question period will follow the one hour lecture. This event will be held at the University of Waterloo. October l, T: I o.m.. in Arts Lecture Hall. room llC. Everyone is welcome. Admission is free For more Narmada: call Jen Can at ". Speaking of Lilies Professor Bill Buns of the University of Guelph will speak on lilies " the Sept. 28 meeting of the Waterloo Horticultural Society It the Adult Rec Centre. Waterloo. .18 pan. Prizes. trophies and plaques won at the {lower show And competition: will be presented All persons operating a lodging house as defined under By-Law 86-121 are required to obtain a Dodging House License. Lodging house operators providing accommodation for Four (4) or more persons are required to make application at the Finance Department, City Hail, Marsland Centre, Waterloo. Payment of the license fee of 850.00 is to be made at the time of application. If further information is required, please telephone 886-1550 (CITY HALL) or 884-2122 (FIRE DEPARTMENT) Silnlt HM with.” ('vmrln 15‘3ng S! Knuth “Am-rim» A I. BE A FRIDAY AFTERNOONEB Fri. September 26, 1986. 2:00 p.m. Color Slides by: All & Marietta Hoist, "A TOURIST'S VIEW OF WATERLOO COUNTY." 2. ARC OUTGOEIIS Monday, September 29, 1986, 1:00 p.m. STRATFORD PARK TRAIL. Cost: $3/person 3. SENIOR SUNDAY - Sum, Sept. 28, I”, 2: " p.m. "Cards & Potluck" Admission: Potluck Hostess: Lil Ciayfield 4. AJLC. TRAVEL Phone S' VACATION TOURS We have special trips that are planned for the holiday season, to Florida. Philadelphia, Nashville, Cincinnati and Toledo. Call us for a brochure. DAY TRIPS Oct. 5 Christmas Craft Fair - Ontario Agricultural Museum, Milton Oct. 16 Outlet Shopping in London Nov. 3 Mohawk Raceway Nov. 14 Royal Winter Fair, Toronto CITY OF WATrIRIAM) ICE SKATING Parent & SKATING ADULT Hour Skating General Public Skating Adult Skating LODGING HOUSE LICENSING PROGRAMS FOR SENIOR ADULTS Friday, Sept. M, 8:00 pm. Adult Recreation Centre 185 King St. s., Waterloo Professor Bill Evans of U of G will speak on Lillles (Tritium Centrv, 185 King St South. Waterloo, .379 1020 RINK m THE PARK 2:163:30pan. Wed. & Fri. 1020011220 mm. Monday May to Friday 7 11:31M:00 p.m Sunday" - - 3: 30-5: 30 p.m. On progress) Saturday I 8:00-10:00 p.m. MONTHLY MEETING 1,uaafta za[ :50CLEtj' (/1"l/at£1[oo Infant and Child CPR Six-hour course [or parents. linen Ind and can workers, 7 to " Fm, Wulerloo Regional Heart Save training center. - Victor" St. N., Kitchen“ Coune given by eertined instructors accoedimt to Heart and Sunk: Foundnuon standards. Learn 'geelur,r,','ot','l,' emergency system entry, c lanolin; your but. ctteAimt mmgemcnl and CPR sum tor Mun and ehiidren. Course he ia as, Begun» don limited to It people. Register in advance by mung 1m. Adult CPR And (in! aid tonne are also nimble. Y Weight Program Y Weight, the weight control program with I difference. takes a totai lifestyle approach to weight problems with an extensive built-in support system And {ouow-up. Key features include I nutrition- ally sound and easy to follow eating ALBERT MCCORMICK ARENA Tuesday "Minimum. Thursday 1:30sz pm. Tues. to Fri. l 11130120 p.m. (Pucks & sticks are allowed on the ice) Pic-e 510-1042 WATERLOO ARENA Tues. to Fri. J1:3IF1:tt)pari. pattern. I phyuul activity m. behaviour change and mgtrttimt education. Foe-ir-ati-att-tati-inte- dtaetoey scuba " the A ll human YMCA, Sept a. ll " MI: Indians of Canada University of Waterioo tree public lec- lure series (mum. 2302) "Indians " Cum." mumps In the Children’s De ”ml. of the Wank» Public “bury. T Pan. to to gun. This mm is Available for and“ or credit. Giant Flea Market The Mn Hospital Volunteer Ser- vices will be having I (but tlea market, Sept. W, a an. to ' ppm-137519 King St, EL Kitchener. were mu be dishes, Ger ch: equipment, drapes. clothes, baking, I kitchen sink and more. Proceeds to build, WATERLOO m. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1986 - PAGE 30 2. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING - 6:30 p.m. DATE: Wednesday. October 22, 1986 PLACE: Albert McCormick Arena All interested parents. coaches, convenors and managers are welcome. Please let the Soccer Office know if you are attending the meeting. Nominations are called for all positions and must be received no later than 14 days before the A.G.M. Call the Soccer Office for further details Minor Atom - Team 85 _ Coach Rob Kerr, Andre Shaffner Major Atom - Red Devils Team as - Coach Daveflart - 3. 1986 HOUSELEAGUE PLAYOFF WINNERS Second Team Try-Outs continue at the following times at Waterloo Arena: Mosquito Boys - KW Optimist Team 83 - Coach Bill Clews Peewee Boys - Clemmer Industries (Tigers) - Atom/Mosquito Girls - Lioness Club (4077 Mashers) dream 82 - Coach Penny Brock Peewee/Bantam Girls - Team dt - Coach Brian Milne COIMUHI‘I’Y INFORIATION 886-1 550 This is your club for your children and all the youngsters in the community - please help by getting involved - let us know in what way you can help - call 57tr-9e0. President 1st Vice-President 2nd Vice-President This program will only take place if we have enough participants and enough help. Players, Coaches/Supervisors please contact the Soccer Office - leave your name and phone number and we will contact you. WINTER INDOOR PROGRAM - SKILLS AND SCRIMMAGES Boys and Girls all ages November - February Schedules for ALL TEAMS are posted in both Waterloo and McCormick Arenas. For any additional information. phone “use. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25TH - MAJOR ATOM - 7:00 p.m. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27TH MINOR ATOM - 11:30 A.M. MINOR PEE WEE - 2:30 P.M. MAJOR PEE WEE - 4:00 RM. MINOR BANTAM - 5:30 P.M. MAJOR BANTAM - 7:00 P.M. WATERLOO MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Soccer Office - 578-9680 Waterloo Minor Soccer Club Team u, - Coach Penny Brock Free Concert Then will be a tree meet! featuring Merrick Jarrett Md ("dim Canadian [elk mtaair,Oet. 1.1: an Fm., " the Conrad Grebe! College Chapel. Blood Donor Clinic TtterewititteatrWBittodDo-Ct1nie on Oet. 1, " to I! an” " St. Luke's Lutheran Church, 311 "atAligt St. N, Kit. CUSO meeting interested In developing maid". Sbuier Ind slides. Tuesday, Sept. a. 1:30 pan. in the Eby Room, Kitchener Main Library. as CUSO Information mean; for people 3rd Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Charlie Cardiff