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PAGE 12 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1983 MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY: OPEN MON., TUES., WED., SAT., 9:30â€"6 pm, THURS., WESTMOUNT PLACE, WATERLOO PHONE 886â€"6960 Fine cabinetmaking isn‘t obsolete. Just scarce. In a world of slafi-togethers, it‘llâ€"do‘s, woodâ€" looks and outright plastic, isn‘t it comforting to know that your search for the uncomrromising real thing will be a short one? Old world craftsmanship. Real woods. Beautiful design. From single wall units to complete builtâ€"ins for any room, come to where the cabinetmakers still practice their art. ?{ Furniture Service 550 PARKSIDE DRIVE â€" WATERLOO â€" 888â€"7630 When you‘re ready to pay a little more for a lot more AMPLE FREE PARKING Open Tues., Wed., Thurs. 10â€"4:30 Fri. & Sat. 10â€"5. Other times by appointment A Goldwell Foam Perm leaves your hair conditioned and full of body. It does not drip, plus it only has 2% ammonia so there are no strong odors. YVONNE Westmount PAUL PEGGY P ha hoh 3 ts "% 5.ts ttgs. ‘ :4 ° & 1| | §R 4 a ® d P i 1 s inornmnemiasoussoneee _ F m use JULIE UnNnIS@X P 27 * e & * e : "â€" ‘ “ “. ‘ I \ T 2 % ® e 4 ul $ 0 The second volley was fired in the Waterloo city council aldermanic attendance battle Monâ€" day night, only this time it was Ald. Doreen Thomas who was doing the finger pointing. Following a review of her activities as Waterloo representative on the transit advisory committee, Project Lift and the court of revision, Thomas took a moment from the committee of council meeting to make a presentation of her own. Saying that "attendance was a major concern of Alderman Richard Biggs two to three months ago," Thomas awarded him a special "certifiâ€" cate" in recognition of his poor record when it comes to attending city meetings. Last fall-.vi‘t' was Thomas who was criticized by her fellow aldermen for her poor council attenâ€" dance. o Students at Lexington Public school were rewarded for a job well done last week by the Ontario Heart Foundation. The 78 students, who participated in the school‘s Jump Rope for Heart Marathon last month raising a total of $3,400 for the foundation, were awarded track suits, gym bags, tâ€"shirts and skipping ropes for their efforts. Six of the Lexington students who each raised more than $100 in the marathon model their new track suits. They are (left to right) Sean McTeer, Vanessa Volker, Heidi Betker, Tricia Schooley, John loannou and Heather Evang; . Malice of absence -Xz‘;brding to records kept by the city‘s clerks LIS SHER FROM NOW UNTIL JUNE 18th, 1983 ON GOLDWELL AIRMOBILE FOAM PERMS CATHERINE hairstyling department, Biggs has missed seven of the 21 meetings held since the start Hf the year. Thomas has missed two meetings during the same period. Although the sixâ€"month period was up and a memo had been sent to all aldermen reminding them of the new regulation, Thomas was the only alderman to give a report. Regulations adopted by council earlier this year state that aldermen are to report every six months on the activities of the committees and boards to which they have been appointed. Since December, Mayor Marjorie Carroll, Aldermen Jim Erb and Brian Turnbull have attended 20 of 21 Monday council meetings. Aldermen Robert Henry, Mary Jane Mewhinâ€" ney, Charles Voelker and Glen Wright have each missed two meetings. KATHY GULZAR ., FRI., 9:30â€"9:;: pm Pst Arbuckle photo