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Page 22 â€" Waterioo Chronicile, Wednesday, February 265, 1976 _ CWL makes $100 donation The C W.L. of St. Agnes Church, Waterloo passed a motion recently to donate $100 for World Develop ment and Peace. The C.W .L. will hold its first tea Satâ€" urday, May 8 in the parish Wednesday March 3, 1976 6: 30 p.m. to 9: 30 p.m. Empire Public School Library Empire Street }Styling @ Streaks ® Straightening Haircuts ©® Body Perms ® Shampoo Parkdale Plaza Albert & Hazel Westmount Residential District Afraid of getting your hair chopped off ... visit Parkdale Unisex toâ€"day. They‘ll treat you right. "I CAN DO IT ALL MYSELP" Kitchener/Waterloo Montessori School The City of Waterloo invites you to attend The Westmount Residential District Draft Plan Openings are available in our preâ€"school to Kindergarten classes. For more information call 742 â€"1051. â€" next door to Liquor Store UNISEX and BARBERSHOP The Montessori School will help your child cultivate the joy that comes from personal accomplishment in an environment especially created to â€" achieve a love of learning. **Only The Best" 10 Allen Street East, Waterlioo held at that time. attend the World Day of Prayer service March 5, 884â€"2750 2 p.m. at Erb Street Mennonite Church. Carol Harrington of the YWCA will be guest speaker at the March 10 meeting. She will t â€"~ _ * Ne _i ALEXaNOhA 44 [ M 3 wESTMOUNT cour a coumnTry crum 6 l=€ . ‘%K i cA discuss selfâ€"improvement. Father Angus Smith, assistant priest at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Waterâ€" loo and diocesan chairman of World Development and Peace was the guest speakâ€" er at the last C W.L. meetâ€" topic of Third World, Rev underdeveloped countries Auxiliary meeting Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, members of the Royal Caâ€" nadian Air Force Associâ€" ation were guest speakers at the Feb. 18 meeting of the 404 Wing Ladies Auxilâ€" lary. For the past two years, the Chapman‘s were in Trinidad under the ausâ€" pices of CUSO. They were in charge of Christ College in Princess Town, a trade school for boys aged 14 to 18. In conjunction with his Istamcey C lt OCOL **‘Sut [â€" C â€"\VSf Maurice Nichol, of RR No. 1, Waterloo, adjusts one of the exhibits of the Tibetan Monk‘s Art Exhibition being held at the Waterloo Public Library, Feb. 21 to March 6. Mr. Nichol sells the works of art in various Canadian cities. The profits are sent directly to the Tibetan Monks, as he receives no commission. .. a%, 0 , ® © © Arthritis Society raises $40,000 An active year was reâ€" viewed at the Annual Meetâ€" ing of the North Waterloo Committee of The Arthriâ€" tis Society. T. A.F. Brookes, President, welcomed sevâ€" eral new members to the committee and the Women‘s Association and introduced Dr. Brian Hanna, a Rheuâ€" matologist who has recentâ€" ly come to the Twin Cities. Dr. Hanna will be associatâ€" ed with the Kâ€"W and St. Mary‘s Hospitals, and conâ€" duct a private practise. Reports were presented that indicated a total of $39,046.71 was raised durâ€" ing 1975, which represented the allocation from Federâ€" ated Appeal, proceeds of inâ€" dependent campaigns in the towns and villages in Waterloo County, In Meâ€" moriam _ donations, _ and other gifts, and special fund raising projects. Total Fitness in 30 Minutes a Week Exoneration â€" Rohmer The Understudy é"l mâ€" â€"â€" â€" Kazan BEST SELLERS ~Y Te Waterloo Square, King Street South, Waterloo, 886â€" 1352 ‘Mr. Brookes expressed his appreciation to the camâ€" paign chairmen who had provided canvassers to the Federated Appeal, and conâ€" ducted â€" successful camâ€" paigns in their own comâ€" munity. Tribute was paid to the Knights of Columbus for the support they have ofâ€" fered throughout the year in virtually every endeavâ€" our undertaken by the Committee. The Women‘s Association reported an active year of patient visitation; a picnic and a Christmas party for the patients; and the sale of hastiâ€"notes, as well as providing public informaâ€" tion at various _ malls throughout the Twin Cities during the year. It was announced that the Bluebird Ball which had been held annually for a number of years will not be held in 1976. Guest speaker was Ross Morrison, Executive Diâ€" rector, Ontario Division of the Society, who outlined future programs â€" planned by the Society, and who enâ€" couraged the volunteers to continue _ their _ efforts, stating that the need is still critical. _ Breakâ€"throughs are being made in the field of research, and it is exâ€" pected that the cause of arthritis, and hopefully a cure, will be found within the next decade, but funds for research are still most important; and the training of _ more specialists in rheumatic diseases, and continuing updating of inâ€" formation to family doctors is essential. The Arthritis Society is a member agency of the Fedâ€" erated Appeal. 1.95 1.95 1.95