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The speaker is chairman of the program, in religious studies at the University of Calgary. He holds four degrees in religion. in- cluding a doctorate from McMaster University. His thesis was on the earliest Israelite religion. His talks at the two in- stitutions'in Waterloo are jointly sponsored by the school of religion and cul- ture of Wilfrid Laurier University and the depart- ment of religious studies of the University of Water- loo. (PP) $11 $17 $17 $17 $18 $18 $17 $18 $30 a s 19.: an. " you $23 $40 ttt $27 $48 10 str $17 $17 823 $25 $18 I”) $27 $tttt " " " " " IO " 10 10 Bob Gtemlow was re-elected by the Waterloo Noah Ptogreeeive Conserve- tive party last week at the Watetloo Motor Inn as the riding association's . candidate for the next wovinciel election. . February will be a busy month for children and art enthusiasts at the Waterloo public library. Local artist, Gary Barn- ett, will'bave his works on display in the tibrafy's art gallery Jan. 31 to Feb. 14. Also in the art vein, a fine arts lecture series. sponsored by University of Waterloo, will begin Feb. 2. Nancy-lam Patterson. a UW professor and artist MAIIIIESSES Art, lectures, displays featured BEAM MATTRESS CUSTOM MADE TO YOUR SIZE AND REt10lREMEHTS 0 Regular and Extra Firm Construction. available in All Sizes. 0 Mattress and Box Bases availabIe in Sets or Separately . Free Delivery and Estimates in K-W area All) 2EI EEE ”Custom Mmmso: hte Over 40 YOU!" PHONE 743-3219 will discuss German-Al- satian and Roman Catholic .gravemarkers in Bruce County and Waterloo Re- gion. . ' The second lecture in the series will be given Feb. 16 by Tony Urquhart. His topic will be unusual sub. jects in the graveyards of France. Both lectures begin at 8 p.m. The public is invited to attend free of charge. An art exhibit featuring original paintings from Tibet will he on display from Feb. 21 to Mar. 7. The exhibition will be pre- sented by Maurice Nichol. ruary. Saturday-afternoon movie matinees durintrthe month will feature films about animals and Laurel and Hardy. Regular Magic Carpet story times for the children will continue on Saturday mornings throughout Feb- Dance group University of Waterloo‘s Centre for the Arts will present Le Group de la Royale, a modern dance ensemble from Montreal, Feb. 20 and 21 at 8 pm. in the Humanities Theatre. Jeanne Renaud and Fe ter Boneham founded the troupe in 1966 as a new dynamic approach to cre- ation and an attempt to break the boundaries be- tweenthearts. Le Groupde de la Place performed in Belgium at the invitation of Canada's external affairs department and represented the coun- try in Mexico during Can- ada Week. . direction of Peter Boneham and Jean-Pierre Perreault. Admission for the per- formance is ts. Students and seniors will be admitted for $2.50. For further in- formation contact the UW box officeat 885-4280. An open house for the Westmount Residential District Draft Plan will be held in the Empire Public School library. Empire Street, Wednesday, March 3 from 6:30 to 9:30 pm. Residents in the area are invited to attend. Open house Since T Ign, the company