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PAGE 4 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1986 Chronicle Staff Carl Hiebert is back. The 38â€"yearâ€"old Kitchener man, disabled five years ago as a result of a hangâ€"gliding accident returned home Sunday, bringing to a close his coastâ€"toâ€"coast ultralight odyssey to raise money for research into spinal cord paâ€" ralysis. Although donations to the Gift of Wings journey are reported to be only $35,000, Hiebert is opâ€" timistic donations will speed up News digest Fashion show for Anselma The Willow Tree at Waterâ€" loo‘s Knotty Pine Restauâ€" rant and Seasons Fine Clothes of Kitchener are combining to present the Fall Festival of Fashion, Monday, Sept. 15 in two shows at the Willow Tree. Proceeds from the event go to Anselma House. The first show will take place at noon and tickets are $14.95 which includes a comâ€" plete lunch. The dinner show at 7 p.m. costs $19.95 and includes a complete dinner. Tickets and information are at the Willow Tree at the Knotty Pine restaurant, Seasons, and at the Knotty Pine Gift Shop. Big Brothers kickâ€"off event September is Big Brother Month and Big Brothers of Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo will hold a colorful event Friday, Sept. 5 at the Valhalla Inn. At 2: 30 p.m. tens of thouâ€" sands of balloons will be released all across Canada to symbolize the desperate national need for Big Brothers. The Kâ€"W Agency 9 Willow St. Waterloo Odyssey over, Hiebert returns to Kitchener <Davids Hain Evxperience Waterloo Chronicle Second Class Mail Registration Number 5540 Published every Wednesday by Fairway Press A Division of Kitchenerâ€" Waterloo Record Ltd. 225 Fairway Rd. S.. Kitchener. Ont Sept. 3, 1986 40 King St. South Uptown Waterioo across from Prer | Imports : ‘I’apcw (ro 64 For the widest selection of greeting cards in Kâ€"W" now that his 8,000â€"kilometre flight from Halifax to Vancouver is over. He had hoped to raise $1 million. Residents who wish to welâ€" come Hiebert home are invited to attend a reception this Thursâ€" day, Sept. 4 at noon at Speaker‘s Corner, Kitchener. On hand to welcome Hiebert, who will adâ€" dress the gathering, will be Kitchener mayor Dom Cardillo and representatives of the Canaâ€" dian Paraplegic Association. will join over 140 of its counterparts countryâ€"wide in this colorful spectacle of need as over 1,000 balloons will be released from Speakâ€" er‘s Corner. World‘s largest Gala Party II The social season is beginâ€" ning with the biggest party of all. ‘"The World‘s Largest Gala Party II," to benefit The Freeport Hospital Building Fund, is set for Sept. 10 at Ruedesheimer Garten (Super Skate Seven) in Waterloo. The evening begins at 6:30 with chamâ€" pagne and hors d‘oeuvres. For $48 a person, guests can look forward to a sumpâ€" tuous buffet dinner to be followed by entertainment, dancing and grand door prizes, with one lucky indiâ€" vidual driving away in a 1986 Chevette. â€" Organizers hope to raise $100,000 for the Freeport Hospital‘s planned expanâ€" sion. Table reservations and tickets are available by callâ€" ing Linda Jones at The Freeport Hospital, 893â€"2710. Freeport has already raised over $2 million of their $3.6 million goal . Stationery Invitations â€" Giftwrap Posters â€" Balloons Notebooks â€" Paper Gifts Frames for Cards 884â€"4 220 Play your part ANNOUNCEMENT Terry Holiohan, chairman of The Uptown Waterloo Business Imâ€" provement Area, is pleased to announce the appointment of Kathryn Le Gros as Coâ€"ordinator of the B.I.A. Kathryn has experiâ€" ence in advertising and promotion and comes to us from a musical background with the Kâ€"W Chamber Orchestra. KATHRYN LE GROS Each year in Canada, about 70 young children are killed and 4000 are injured in car crashes. The latest national survey showed that almost 80% of children under 5 are not being protected adequately in motor vehicles Transport Canada sets tough safety 1+# Buckle up. It‘s the thing to do. Waterloo Transport Canada Transports Canada STUDIO: 579â€"6322 RES: 749â€"1 406 Kitchener 549 LANCASTER ST. WEST SCOTT KUFSKE, C.D.M.A., P.D.T.A. standards that manufacturers of infant carâ€" riers, child safety seats and booster seats must meet. You can provide the best protection for your children by securing them in a properly installed seat, anchored to your vehicle by a top tether strap. (Behind Bridgeport Video) CALL FOR BROCHURE REGISTRATION MONDAY TO THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1st to 5th 5:00â€"9:00 p.m. OPEN HOUSE StePS JAzz tAP BAMLLet NEW DANCE COMPLEX (Now in our second year) Scott‘s studio of Canada