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Jack Sures, a professor in ceramics from the University of Regina, conducted a workshop last week for the Waterioo Potters® Workshop. Here he examines the work of Judy Saunder, 1000 Riverbank Dr., Camâ€" bridge. The Waterloo potters will be selling some of their products May 1 at the biennial Pots in the Park sale. s During this past week a number of Waterloo good neighbor companies and their cmployees have asâ€" sisted in pushing the Federated Appeal closer to its goal of $951,000. North Waterloo Mutual Insurance company and employee contributions totalled $1,364 and Waterloo Music Comâ€" panies‘ combined total was $1.166 with both companies exceeding ‘the "Guide for Giving"‘ level. =~ Employee _ contributions at Meyer Industries are up 15% for combined company and employee givings of $727 while Belgium Standâ€" ards company contribution is up 30% for company and _employee donations totalâ€" ling $2.145. Contributions from Onâ€" tario â€" Provincial Governâ€" ment employees working in the twin cities totalled $4.205 representing a 14"% increase over last year. The company contribution from Bell Canada was up $500 to During the past week P For Your Conveniencé Saturdays 9 A.M. â€" 2 P.M. ] A hy s » P Cpa id i o 4 Do e *3 P s + B eR v * # % oo o it e e‘ $ P . . wb : o uie oo t e se tA oo Chroniclé, Wednlesday, Aprit 71, 1976 â€" Page 3 > .. * s S egpconanmn it ol t anpasipst an hn tptpege" C acohite stt i 1000 * ie ‘>: 3 * * D3 :) m * yoy» > eerernararuete on sw "site for: _ ; t ol s s 94 +A doet iss 190 ps. 49. 00. Cont m i . .. s f * * .% Nes 5 i o S s o in > t l 1 f : ; s ‘ » o Q? 1 9 "«el mdns s 004 00e e y hdms ‘4 x . w <g ho y Â¥ s vog 4 e er Sayst . 19 KE .4 t e e se se C 2 00 o t .A 0 Saknn t *4 . P «Bm 2 2 mraa # t ak & * EXTENDED APPLIANCE SHOWROOM HOULRS UNION GHAS LIMITED WATERLOO SQUARE Drop In or Call appeal passes the 80 percent mark Kâ€"W Appeal President, Cliff Bilyea, reported that an extremely successful *‘Around the World with Food and Fashion" show offered delicious food from 10 nations and fashions to match to a sell out crowd on both evenings. The proâ€" gram was organized by Mr. Lloyd Lougheed, Federated Appeal Third Viceâ€"Presiâ€" dent, with Sylvia Enns and Paul Burke coâ€"commenâ€" tating the evening. The show featured fashion from Eatons arranged by Joyce Comeau, _ models _ from Lougheed â€" Business Colâ€" lege‘s School of Charm, with the choreography by Ann Suetta of the Suetta School of Dance. Mr. Wolfgang Stutz and his students from Laurel Vocational School of Dance. 1 Stutz and his Laurel Voca prepared and onal â€" School served trays _ CHANCES AT _ | 100000. of ethnic â€"foods from 10 the show will be donated to nations. The proceeds from â€" Federated Appeal. ATl Now with 5 separate numbers every draw. . Beginning with the April 29 draw, Wintario just made a buck even better. Now your buck buys you five chances at five grand prizes of $100,000 and more than 32,000 other cash prizes, for over $2% milhonâ€" alt tax free* That‘s more prizes than even before. So your chances of winning have never been better And tickets are still just a buck. Watch Wintano live on TV every other Thursday Tickets now on sale. & . 19e we ds 1 © ontaro LOTTERY CORPORATION â€"education seminar â€" /A F educational ‘exécuâ€" â€"th:&ad'm:'dfim professional societies will be at Wilfrid Laurier Uniâ€" versity April 28â€"30 forâ€"a colâ€" loquium on continuing eduâ€" 7A B cation in the professions. sity‘s office of continuing education and the Ontario Wright of Toronto, deputy provincial _ secretary of Among the speakers and U J STYLE, CUT & BLOW DRY Special $§5¢5° _ SHAMPOO, CUT & STYLE Special $5.5° _ HAIRCUTS $3.50 up. Open Daily also Mon., T: , Thur. & Fri. 7?43â€"7784 (Mone es 0e " <ha C Coiffure Cottage BEAUTY SALON 7. 61 Ellis Crs. S. at Erb St., Weterioo ain.. PERMS 1/2 PRICE _ \ A Reg. $20.00, Now 4140°* ataie | Roy. $25.00, Now *12" \_JF Reg. $30.00, Now ‘15" A / (Body. Medium or Curty) The main purpose of the eouum'm:‘is.to foster éxâ€" change of ~ideas among professionals in the continâ€" uing education field arid to ments, ideas and practices. Ontario which produced the blueprint for development referred to as the Wright