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Al M 45 or 56 150.000 Wink“ Prizes may Thursday " (oetfpte .- iso' “PM 5"” It's untortudate, she said, that more people don't speak up about the positive aspects of the facility such as the educatioal benefits for children. staff has Med'very m to develop the no and has an- eounteNd nothing but mu- The Waterloo Park :00 is operated by the community services branch of the City, There have always been an "etement" of people who didn't like the mo according to Mayor Carroll, but they are in the minority. I?” HA7. IN 886-5601 was?“ cording to plan and the af.. fected area is small, it could be done in half an hour. But if, say, chlorine is going to arm three or toar mileg downwind, you have quite a problem," Camp said. with n was ban: by the Wtte6to 11it)m' 1elrtr.. " 4 Mayor Carroll 'said she plans to ask the department in charge to look into the Camp also said the extent of the evacuatiomwould vary depending on how much chemical is spilled and the direction and velo- city of the wind. If there was only the danger of exploding tanks. the evacuation would cover a tme-mile radius of the ac- cident site because the blast would shatter windows about 5,000 feet away and St. Michael’s CWL to hold bakglgalgm versity Ave., Waterloo. They spoke to the 30 Delicious homemade bak- members present for about ing and crafts ideal for two hours, discussing the Christmas gifts will be feat- problems associated with ured, And a draw will be child abuse, Beltz memorial awards Could ithappen , here'? 1Continuedtrompaget) ' Chronicle staff writer The Catholic Women's League of St. Michael's church in Waterloo will have a bake and craft sale on Dec. 8 and 9. The sale will be held after the 7 am. mass on Saturday, Dec. 8 and after the 10 a.m. and noon masses on Dec. 9. The sale will be held in the church hall, located on Uni- versity Ave., Waterloo. Delicious homemade bak- ing and crafts ideal for Christmas gifts will be feat- ured. And a draw will be David D. Belt: memorial awards were recently pre- sented to two University of Waterloo graduate English students. The awards went to Sheryl Lteffter from Kitchener for her paper on the English poets John Donne and Ben T380 KING ST. NORTH. 185-5020 sun“ POLLICE 885-5020 STYLE'N PLACIi Including Style and Cut DECEMBER 3-13, Mon. -rhur Bring this ad in to: spacial "to: ASK FOR: HELEN, NANCY or SANDRA PERM SPECIAL! 09.95 STYLE'N PLACE Mum n»... 31 Welcomes Sandra Polllco She brings with her ten-years experience in all phaseé of hairstyling. Sandra welcomes her clientele to her new location, 380 King St. North Waterloo mqsibility of full-time se- e' entity staff for the BOO. A report on the situation 'should come before Council within the next few weeks. Jonson and John Cull from Baden _for his paper on mo- dem Canadian poetry, Camp says his office- pects to receive a r from his counterparts in Mississauga in a few weeks "telling us what went right and what went wrong" dur- ing their evacuation and the report will be used by the Region's emergency plan- ning office to fill in any holes in their emergency plan. scatter debris about 3,000 feet in any direction: - The next problem. accord- ing to Camp is the iden- tification and control of ha- zardous materials being transported on Twin City streets. log-met is a full-time stu- dent in the master of philo- sophy program while Cull is a part-time student in a master of arts degree pro- gram. held for u homemade Proceeds from the Sm will go to various charities, mission work, and church needs at home and abroad. At the monthly CWL meeting on Nov. 14, Dr. John Graham, pediatrician and Ted Manor-both members of the Inter-Hospi- tal Child Abuse Team at K- W Hospital -- spoke to members.