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Holly â€" Fair reaps funds ‘The Hélly Fair conâ€" vened by the United Church Women of First United Church was a tremendously successâ€" ful event, yielding a profit of $6,000. With this amount, and the sacrificial givâ€" ings which totalled $5,000, the UCW was able to give $6,500 to the Mission and Serâ€" vice Dept. of the United Church; furthermore, about $4,000 was used throughout the year in support of the church and community projâ€" The annual meeting and pot luck dinner for the UCW was held prior to Christmas with Joyce Rankin as past president and Nominâ€" ating Chairman. The president for 1983 will be Barbara Whitney, vice president and proâ€" gram chairman Ruth Ann Watty, recording secretary Wendy Mclintyre, correspondâ€" ing secretary Lois Steâ€" vens and treasurer Pauline Harper. Other executive positions were also filled and the executive was installed during the service Janâ€" uary 9. Unit IV was responsâ€" ible for the program which was a slide preâ€" sentation and report from Norma Sorensen. A nurse at St. Mary‘s hospital, Sorensen reâ€" ported on her trip to Nicaragua last Janâ€" uary with the Medical Groups Mission, a team of 72 Canadian and American nurses, optometrists and spouses whose purpose it was to provide eye treatment for the Niâ€" caraguans. _ _ During eight and a half working days, 9,019 patients were seen, 6,460 pair of glasses were distributâ€" ed and 169 eye operaâ€" tions were performed. These glasses had been donated by the public and packed before the team left for Nicaraâ€" gua. More than 1,500 pair of glasses were donated by First Unitâ€" ed Church and many more pair of glasses and used suitcases, which are used to carry theglas&areneeded for two trips to Niâ€" caragua in 1983, both this month and later in June. Donations of these items would be gratefully received at First United Church, King and William Streets, Waterloo. Beginning Monday January 24th, Eaton‘s Market Square Kitchener, Westmount Place Waterloo and our Free Parking at Eaton‘s Westmount Place Park NBus Tokens Available at _ â€" RPLCL â€" Faton‘s Market Square Warehouse Store will be open: Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday Thursday & Friday 10:00am o 9:00pm 10:OOAM to 5:30PM Saturday _ 9:00am o 9:30rpm EAITON‘S 2 Park N‘Bus Tokens with a $15.00 minimum purchase at Eaton‘s Market Square. 3 Park N‘Bus Tokens with a purchase over $25.00. Available at the Customer Services Desk, 3rd Floor, Eaton‘s Market Square Only. Bill must be presented to obtain tokens. g EAITON‘S WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESOAY MARKET SQUARE WESTMOUNT PLACE WAREHKHOUSE STORE JANUARY 19, 1983 â€" PAGE 9