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' Pat Arbuckle photo News digest l 'JI/J / || J & Thaa >> C â€"â€"asmdi* The Kâ€"W Chapter of Professional Secretaries International (PSI) is holding Orientation Night tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Willowells, Blue Springs Drive in Waterloo for those who may wish to join the organization or find out informaâ€" tion as to its purposes and activiâ€" ties at the local level. Phone 742 ty of Southampton (U.K.) with a PhD in Electrica! Engineering. Secretaries Orientation Hutton joined NCR in 1979 as Manager of Software in the Sysâ€" tems Engineering Division of Uthrecht, Holland and was proâ€" moted to GM of that facility in 1981. He is a graduate of Universiâ€" David Hutton has been appointâ€" ed General Manager of NCR‘s Engineering and Manufacturing facility, succeéding W. E. Bird, who will be returning to NCR‘s world headquarters in Dayton A hairâ€"cutting demonstration will also be included. Everyone is welcome to join in the interesting and enjoyable evening. Mass at 7:30 p.m. followed by Alberto Alves at 8: 30 p.m. St. Michael‘s CWL is featuring Alberto Alves of Lakeshore Hair Design at their Nov. 9 meeting. Discussion of computerized perms and basic hair care will be the topic of the evening. Hairstylist at St. Michael‘s CWL â€" > NCR appoints Hutton GM Hon. John Turner, former federâ€" al government finance minister, will be guest speaker at a celebrity dinner at Toronto‘s Harbour Casâ€" tle Hilton hotel Tuesday, Nov. 8. The dinner will help raise $1 million to fund a professorial chair in accounting at University of Waterloo. The chair will be named J. Page R. Wadsworth CHair in Accounting and Finance in the Faculty of Arts. Among those in attendance will be federal PC party leader Brian Mulroney and Ontario Premier William Davis. UW dinner in Toronto