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Page 4 â€" Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, March 14, 1979 OPEN 9 A.M.â€"9 P.M. EAT IN FRI. & SAT. 210 King S TILL 11 P.M. Waterloo, C SHANTZ Childs Menu from $1.95 Restaurant open till 9 30 p.m. Fri. & Sat. ull 10 30 p.m. Reservations 893â€"3230 A strip of ribs prepared with our own barbeque or brown sugar sauce. All dinners served with crisp chef salad, baked potato, roll and butter. All For Only 6.10 8 canlds i uic uts n e * 1L.L.B8.0. BARBEQUE OR SWEET RIBS FAMILY RESTAURANT That‘s why we cook it right before your eyes on our openâ€"hearth broiler. We care about our flownâ€"inâ€"weekly lobster too. And our prime steaks. And our pastry baked fresh daily. But mostly we care about you. ‘KNOTTY PINE .. 210 King St. .N. at University Ave. Waterloo, Ont. â€" Phone 885â€"3080 J N J , restaurent, ) gift shop and stesk house 115 Fountain St. $., Cambridge (Preston}) a FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 65245709 . . Adults from $3.95 TAKE OUT 2,000 petition cutbhack in UW music program There are at least 2,000 Waterloo residents who aren‘t happy with the people who run the University of Waterloo right now. They made their feelings known yesterday by presenting U of W president, Dr: Burt Matthews, with a petition protesting the elimination of the intramural music proâ€" gram at the university. V.O.N. have exceptionally busy year _ _J.P. Black, a Phd. student in computer sceience at the The Waterloo County Branch of the Victoria Order of Nurses had a busy 1978. At the organizations tenth annual meeting, held on March 1 in Cambridge, district director Dona Nash reported that her nurses made 22,552 visits and these were made to 1400 patients. This represents. a 3.5 per cent increase in visits and a six per cent increase in the number of patients. Guest speakers for the evening were Dr. Charles Pierce, executive director of the District Health Counâ€" cil and Douglas Jackson, exâ€" ecutive director of the Comâ€" munity and Social Resourâ€" ces Council. Mr. Pierce and Mr. Jackson spoke on the role of these councils in the community and the relaâ€" tionship of the V.O.N. to each. North and South Waterloo branches integrated to beâ€" come the Waterloo County Branch. Over the years there has been a noticeable decline in the need for night service. This has been attributed to the availability of oral mediâ€" cations for pain and the sucâ€" cessful teaching of family members to give interâ€" muscular injections. At the same meeting the following slate of officers was presented by Dr. R.M. Kilborn and approved. Ofâ€" ficers for ‘79 include Mrs. S$.0. Casey, president; W.R. Greenwood, first viceâ€" president; Mrs. W.P. Ritâ€" chie, secondâ€"president and Donald Ladano. treasurer. university, is one of the petiâ€" tioners. Mr. Black didn‘t originate the petition, but he‘s been involved with it from the early stages. ‘‘We‘re not protesting whether or not Mr. Kunz (music director) goes, but that the entire program is being cut,"‘ Mr. Black said in an interview Monday. Alfred Kunz has been the director of the music proâ€" gram at U of W for many Take a step in the right direction. Take a few. REMNANTS ans ROLL ENDS‘ _up to 50% SAVINGS 9x12 carpets ...>54 10 A.M.â€"6 P.M. Mon. & Tues Wed. to Fri 1â€"9 P.M. C 885â€"0250 SHOP and COMPARE OUR QUALITY and PRICE â€" you won‘t be disappointed! namnematmon B" Walk a block Podi *J 401 Weber St. N., Waterlioo SIZES 3x6 to 30x 12 V AILI tb § &Â¥ from ‘DELIVERY and INSTALLATION available.‘ Statistics computer _ conference at UW _ RUG RIOT years. With the elimination of the program, Mr. Kunz will be out of a job. ‘*The concept here is to let people know that there is a large group who care about the music program,"‘ Mr. Kunz said. Aecording to Mr. Black, the problem is that the uniâ€" versity doesn‘t see how the music program is justified, ‘‘in dollars and cents‘‘. What the university adâ€" ministration is missing, he claims, is that the program has ‘"‘intrinsic‘‘ value to the students and the comâ€" munity _ (Waterloo and area.) Mr. Black and his wife beâ€" came involved in the music program when they first moved to Waterloo. They were looking for a way to ‘"meet some new friends," so they joined the concert choir, under the direction of Mr. Kunz. ‘*The university isn‘t payâ€" ing enough attention to thingithat can‘t be justified in a monetary sense," Mr. Black said. He and his wife found their involvement in the choir valuable, and he‘s afraid such things will be lost if the university contiâ€" nues cutting programs that Financial support for the conference came from UW, the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), Honeywell Inforâ€" mation Systems Canada and (near King N. opp. Zellers) Close to 500 statisticians and computer scientists inâ€" vaded the University of Waâ€" terloo campus on May 10 and 11 to take part in a staâ€" tisticsâ€"computer â€" conferenâ€" ce. Dr. Jan F. Gentleman, a UW statistics professor, was responsible for organizâ€" ing the ‘"Computer Science and Statistics: 12th Annual Symposium on the Interâ€" face."" The majority of parâ€" ticipants were from the Unâ€" ited States and this is the first time the event has been held in Canada. The next meeting will be . heid on March 21 at 8 p.m. don‘t have specific acadeâ€" mic value. Mr. Black and other petiâ€" tioners don‘t understand why the music program is being cut entirely. They f some cutbacks in the p gram and other areas wou suffice. ‘ And Mr. Black doesn‘t feel the university is jusâ€" tified in cutting the program when ‘‘so much money is spent in other areas". _ University of Waterloo president, Dr. Burt Matthâ€" ews, isn‘t happy about cutâ€" ting the music program either, but he explained that the university administraâ€" tion had no choice in the matter. That program isn‘t the only one being cut, accordâ€" ing to Dr. Matthews. A number of faculty positions are being eliminated, and cutbacks will take place j intramural athletics a‘ drama. The university had to cut about one and a half million dollars from its budget, and the music program was only one of the necessary cuts. the US office of Naval Reâ€" search. Prof. David R. Cox, FRS, Imperial College, London was the keynote speaker, Dr. Cox is a world renowned statistician and author. Mr. Black doesn‘t know of any further plans to protest the cutback, but "eliminatâ€" ing it completely is wrong"‘. The February meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary 4 Wing, was held on Wedn‘ day, Feb. 21 at the Wi headquarters. Sixty persons participated in a pot luck supper and were éntertained by a skit entitled ‘"*How a Wife should Dress." Wing 404 pot luck CHARGEX