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PAGE 4 â€"â€"â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JUALY 2, 19086 Young, Phyllis MacNeil, Elsie Kieswetter, Kay Doerfler, Lorraine Dietrich, Helenâ€"Dorscht, Marie Koraway and Marie Kerr. _ â€" St. Michael‘s CWL honors Pauline Koebel received a 50â€"year pin as top honoree at the recent Pot Luck Supper and meeting of the St. Miâ€" chael‘s CWL. Another 32 members received their 25â€" year pins with presentation by Rev. Ron Voison, spirituâ€" al director and Mary Lou Schippling, first vice presiâ€" dent of the Disocean. > An inspirational talk was given by Jacqueline Papke, a life member of the named to board â€" A firstâ€"year student in the graduate school of social work at Wilfrid Laurier Uniâ€" versity has been appointed to the board of directors of the Canadian Association of Schools of Social Work for a oneâ€"year term. Named was pins were Joan Krop{, Susan Schiller, Genevive Logel, Kaye Steffier, Doris Bechâ€" tel, Anne Kress, Gloria Voll, Eileen Clemens, Jessie Dorscht, Gladys Schnarr, Florence Donelly, Veronica Mulhall, Irene Herringer, Marie Dietrich, Marie Raâ€" cine, Lorraine Daub, Helen Jean Henhoeffer, Helen Gagne, Barb Menich, Helen Kuntz, Majella Dowhaniuk, Helen Wendell, Betty Ann Receiving their 25â€"year Pauline Koebel (seated) received her 50â€"year pin at the recent annual meeting of the St. Michael‘s CWL. Helping honor her were (lâ€"r) Diocesan first director Rev. Ron Voisin, president Cecelia Karges. Second Class Mail Registration Number 5540 Published every Wednesday :‘ Fairway Press A Division of Kitchenerâ€"W Record Ltd. 225 Fairway Rd. S., Kitchener, Ont. July 2, 1986 HALF CENTURY SERVICE As the only student on the board, she will be speaking to the concerns and issues of graduate and undergraduâ€" ate social work education x behalf of social work s dents across Canada. Lawrence heads Heart and Stroke and St. Michael‘s CWL Barbara Lawrence has been elected president of theâ€" Waterloo County chapter of the Heart and Stroke Founâ€" dation, succeeding Ed Hayes who served for two aud, general campa'lv%: chairman in 1985â€"86, predicted that overâ€"all inâ€" come for the fiscal year ending this week would probably exceed $600,000, the highest since the chapter was founded. Other officers include Vincent Scherer, honorary president, Ed. Hayes, past chairman, Sandy Ferguson, president and publicity sccreiaiy, Faul moss5, LLeaâ€" surer, Dr. Ed Beharry, pul lic education chairman, John Fedy, in memoriam chairman, Hajra Wilson, human resources chairman, and directors Bernice Barâ€" Bauer, Ray Bauer, Eileen chael: Yack and Greta Sinâ€" Elizabeth McPherson, Glenâ€" na Sneddon, Louise Vanderâ€" Vice president is Bill Renâ€" Joy of e > ; P a | eâ€"csoereneecrecenen : m : IL. + : k :‘;: 'il'li R > K 2. Selected ~ SPORT COATS Need professional low cost consulting advice? SLACKHKS Reg. $35 to 385 â€" Selected _ DRESS AND SPORT SHIRTS Reg. $28 to $50 ."vv;â€"" P ES tX TE 'v;"’ ce‘ 9. ol We 'vvr-'â€"". â€".â€""" "m Since 1973 we‘ve provided low cost consulting assistance to existing or potential small businesses. We have the time and expertise to do your mhmaflmmmmm‘g.mm.m.m personnel computerization. Frederick St. Mail SUMMER SALE "INFORMATION OBTAINED 1S, OF COURSE, HELD IN STRICTEST CONFIDENCE" _t_ small business consulting service Reg. $195 to $295 Fisggiart Wateriloo, Ontario N2L I BALANCE OF SUMMER Dress and Casual STOCK REDUCED 30% MENS /‘ SHOPPE THURSDAY JULY 3 PRICE ALTERATIONS to $100 579â€"6367 884â€"1970 EXT. 2193