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42 _ Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, April 11, 1973 180 Weber North 578â€"3320 Waterloo Waterioo Kitchener JESSOPS tour | the ontario science centre the record You‘ll walk and walk and perhaps get lost But that‘s what it‘s all aboutâ€"losing yourâ€" self in the exciting world of science and technology. Looking is only a part of your visit. Doing is the big thing. getting involved with the many exhibits designed to help you understand the technological world and all its modern wonders The Record wants you to discover the Onâ€" tamo Science Centre, so we‘ve organized a tour for Wednesday, May 9. Don‘t you be the one to miss this opportunity. Tickets can be bought at the Public Service counter of The Record. Adults $7.50. Students $7.00. Children $6.50. Price includes roundâ€"trip transportation by charter bus. admission, lunch in the main dining room, and the allâ€"day tour. Only a limited number of tickets are available. so get yours, now! North America‘s Only Coast to Coast Network of Exclusive Auto Muffier Shops KITCHENERWATERLOO Custom Pipe Bending Shocks 2 min inspection â€" no oblgation Ontario & Duke Sts. FAST, FREE MUFFLER INSTALLATION Public lecture Science Council of Canada, Ottawa, will speak at the University of Waterioo on Thursday, April %, at 3:30 p.m. in room 112, Enginee ring Lecture Hall. Waterloo Square Certificates of appreciation for extra duty to the Waterloo Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion were handed out recently to five of its‘ WCI students planning touch of Rome for open house On open house night Apr. 11 the year two Latin class will be supporting the Canâ€" cer Society through the efâ€" forts of both Mr. Davis and his students. By Sue Weber Comée one, come all to the Pompeian Pastry Palace! The decorations, refreshâ€" ments and the Pompeian Pastry promises to change the pace of the everyday classtoom into an enjoyâ€" able evening. ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE BEST FOREIGN FILM! above suspicion INVESTIGATION OF A CITIZEN 2. yearly memberships available at the door $1.50 _ April 13â€"18 7 & 9 _ Fri â€" Thurs. National Film Theatre CRA sHV d CARTOON EXTRAVANGANZA & ZORRO i o THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME Childrens Matinee All seats 50° 2:00 p.m sHUA . WIVAEE ifoomel at FOR _ 3 GOOD. REAsoNS SEE PAGE 17 e ve‘ i $2.00 Midnight â€" Fri and Sat. $1.50 Waterloo woman seeking historical information Old pictures, maps, diâ€" aries, _ letters, _ records, deeds, books and pamâ€" phlets are wanted to proâ€" vide missing facts about the history of Waterloo County. The material is requestâ€" edâ€"for loan onlyâ€"by the Waterloo Historical Society which has engaged Mrs. J. C. McKegney of 129 Iroquois The new and upcoming Board of Control was chosen last Friday afternoon. Mike Wilson and Tim Penner lead the eager, hard workâ€" ing, optimistic Board of Control into what promises to be a rewarding new year First of 12 original Zorro‘s and Don‘t Knock the Rock Members Only $1.25 FIGHTING LEGION with Lon Chaney for all active students at WCL WCI was honoured to have the second best gymnastic team in the CWOSSA finâ€" als. Martha Kayler was the winner of the all around competition. Congratulaâ€" Place, Waterloo, to write a comprehensive history of Waterloo County from 1850â€" 1972. Four "Meet the Author®‘ nights, to which residents are asked to bring historical material, will be held at the Waterloo Regional Liâ€" brary headquarters, RR 1, Preston (Cambridge), April 12; Ayr Public Library, April 16; Elmira Public members. From left, (front) Earl Lacey, Fred Handy, Jo Weiss; Noah Heintz, (left back ) with Glen Purdy. Chronicle Photo WATERLOO SQUARE 578â€"2410 (Freedom}) BOOKSTORE Europe Myra Waldo Travel Guide "Onent & Pacific Rod McKuén‘s Books The Prophet Klondike Seasons of the Eskimo The Great Railway HMlustrated Betty Crockers Cookbooks The Nationa! Dream A Frend in Needham Johnathan Livingston Sea Gull The Word Tracy & Hepburn Eleanor & Franklyn Sibur The Masters of Go Happy Hooker Xavera Poseidon Adventure Slaughterhouse Five Day of the Jackal Picture History of The Automobile The Prophet Cape Breton Harbour Jude the Obscure The Hobbit > What Do I Do Monday Reality Therapy Myra Waldo Travel Guide to FEATURING Library, April 17, and New Hamburg Public Library, May 1. Morgenson to speak tions Martha‘! Dave Peitz and Bruce Anderson also captured the top prize in the water jowâ€" string tournament held at the Sportsman Show, Friâ€" day night. The book is being financâ€" ed by a $10,000 grant from the former Waterloo Counâ€" ty â€" Council, a _ similar amount from the cities of Kitchener, Waterloo and Galt, and a grant from Waâ€" terloo Regional Council. Mrs. McKegney, a native of Windsor, has been a resâ€" ident of Waterloo for 18 years where her husband is on the faculty of the Uniâ€" versity of Waterloo. She is currently a candidate for her Ph.D at the University of Guelph where she has been teaching. A She graduated from the University of Western Onâ€" tario, specializing in jourâ€" nalism, and has a master‘s degree (in Canadian history ) and a master of philosophy degree (in Canadian history ) from the University of Waâ€" terloo. The Kâ€"W Association for Children _ with _ Learning Disabilities is holding a public meeting on Wedâ€" nesday Apr. 18 at the Waterloo Public Library at 8 p. m