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PAGE 10 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1. Did you know that..... Carless driving is a serious offence and conviction could land you in jail for up to six months and/or cost you a $100 to $500 fine. On top of that, your licence may be suspended for up to two years. Under the Ontario Highway Traffic Act, careless driving refers to those who drive without due care, attention or reasonable consideration of other persons using the highway. GRAND OPENING SPECIAL YOUR WATERLOO SWIMMING POOL, CHEMICAL AND POOL SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS. INDOOR SHOWROOM WITH FULL SIZE POOLS ON DISPLAY ON THE SPOT FINANCING AVAILABLE COMPLETE POOL PACKAGE INCLUDES POOL OF YOUR CHOICE l o e _ R (19‘x33‘ Kidney, 17‘x33‘ s | Oval or 16‘ x32‘ Inground) U competeimeo| 2 Concrete Deck, Stainless Steel INSTALLED & Supphes Ladder, 6° Diving Board, Jacuzzi, Filtration and Equipment. Meant for < each other separates ... Designed for today‘s well dressed woman from the fabulous new Spring collections of Mr. Leonard and Tan Jay. 550 PARKSIDE DRIVE (WEBER PARKSIDE BUSINESS CENTRE) HAND POOLS ‘‘We Care About You"‘ 19 King St. North, Uptown! Waterioo (opposite Waterioo Theatre) â€" 886â€"1560 Jeier Appe Shop â€" 742â€"9761 WATERLOO 885â€"6881 Mondayâ€"Friday 9:30â€"5:30 Saturday til 5 p.m. Open POOL CHEMICALS NOW ON SALE The 1983â€"84 executive of the Hamilton Diocese of the Catholic Women‘s League were chosen Sunday at the Waterioo Inn. They are (left to right sitting) Helen Chisolm, outgoing president, Bishop Paul Reding, Dorothy Bird, president (left to right standing) Joyce Pecak, recording secretary, Eviyn Sorbara, corresponding secretary, Monica McColl, first viceâ€"president, Rev. Michael Isabelie, Diocesan spiritual director, Evelyn Robson, second viceâ€"president and Mary Lou Schippling, treasurer. Pat Arbuckle photo Pat Arbuckle Chronicle Staff Infusing other people with the joy of working with the Catholic Women‘s League is the goal of the new president of the Hamilton Diocese, Dorothy Bird of Waterloo. CWL organization extremely rewarding Bird was elected Sunday at the 63rd annual convention of the Hamilton Diocesan Council of the Catholic Women‘s League held this weekend at the Waterloo Inn. "If you are not enjoying working in the Catholic Women‘s League, you are not doing it properly," said Bird. "It‘s a very rewarding orâ€" ganization."‘ Bird should know about the rewards of the league for she has been involved in the CWL organization since emigrating to Canada from England in 1950. A former teacher of home economics for the Waterloo County Separate School Board, she has also served as viceâ€"presiâ€" dent, corresponding secretary and convenor for the Diocesan executive. As president, Bird sees her responsibilities as mainly organizational â€" making arrangements for upcoming meetings and conventions, giving advice and support to other members of the executive and speaking in parish meetings throughout the Diocese. One of her first duties will be to represent the Diocese as a voting delegate at the CWL provincial convention to be held at the Valhalla Inn in Kitchener in July. "One of my priorities is to see us working closely together, having parishes realize that the Diocesan executive is working for them to help them do their job. If I can convince them of that, I feel our organization will be better for it," she said. Other members of the new executive are Monica McColl, fi?st viceâ€"president, Evelyn Robson, second viceâ€"president, Mary Lou Shipâ€" pling, treasurer, Evlyn Sorbara, corresponding Gala anniversary planned for Wing Ladies Auxiliary Thanks to the spirit and dedication of some 25 charter members, the Kâ€"W Wing 404 RCAFA Ladies Auxiliary held its first meetâ€" ing May 7, 1958. â€" . Now, 25 years later, much of that same spirit it is hoped will be captured Saturday, June 4 when the Auxiliary stages a gala celebration commemorating its silver anniâ€" versary at the club at 510 Dutton Dr. The evening will begin with welcoming by Eileen Stumpf and reminiscing through picâ€" tures of charter members and past presidents. Following cocktails and dinner, president Terry Bruce will address the gathering, Molly Playford will read a list of the 25 charter members and 13 past presidents, Elien Young will recognize RCAFA members and past :resident Madeline Bowman will give a brief istory of the club. _ The official barl of the program will then be secretary and Joyce Pecak, recording secreâ€" tary. The threeâ€"day convention attracted more than 450 women from the 98 councils within the Hamilton Diocese to take part in the executive elections, listen to guest speakers and particiâ€" pate in mass at Our Lady of Lourdes and St. Louis Churches. Guest speakers included Waterloo MP Walter McLean, Fr. Kurunei*Joseph, lawyer Frank Valeriote and Dorice Morel!, Diocesan president from Labrador City. Main celebrant for the closing mass at St. Louis Church Sunday was Bishop Paul Reding. Looking at the enormous number of funcâ€" tions and events the Auxiliary performs, it is easy to see why its members proudly look forward to Saturday‘s gala event with a tremendous sense of accomplishment. _ The 25th anniversary celebrations have been organized by historian Madeline Bowâ€" man and all past presidents. ended with closing remarks from past presiâ€" dent Rita Bateman accompanied by Shirley Engel. Dancing will begin at 9 p.m. and at 11 p.m. all past presidents and charter members will take part in a cake cutting ceremony. Wing 404 president Fred Beecroft will make comâ€" ments on behalf of the association and then dancing will continue for the rest of the night. Dorothy Bird