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Kitchener lawyer Fred Sagel has been given a sixâ€"month suspension from pracâ€" tice by the Law Society of Upper Canada for professional misconduct. Sagel, a Waterloo Chronicle and syndiâ€" cated columnist, received the suspension for withholding fees from clients that should have gone to his former law firm Lawyer given sixâ€"month suspension less supervision over city stafl. Creator defends ":vT'I\_cry"(lfié bureaucracy) are spending our money, they are doing the things that we want," he said. â€" â€""And ijust feel that it‘s not right to cut back on the watchdogs when in fact we‘re asking the bureaucracy to do more with _ Downey said last Friday that one of the main reasons he wanted to establish a ward system of government in Waterloo EWS DIG6EST in Waterloo. The suspension also involved Sagel‘s failure to keep clients and his firm informed about progress on his files. The suspension was effective Nov. 1. Canadian AIDS quilt on display in Kâ€"W The Canadian AIDS quilt, known as the NAMES Project, will be on display tomorâ€" row from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Conestoga was that he wanted to make representation in the city more democratic. Prior to 1991, voters elected a council of eight councilâ€" lors and a mayor, all ‘at large‘, to represent "We were aware that there were large areas of this city that had no representaâ€" tion," Downey said. "Lakeshore, for instance, that‘s the one that readily comes Malsosidawudsystemmkfi (Continued from page 3 College‘s Doon Campus The quilt, which will tour Southwestern Ontario universities and colleges this month and next, is composed of panels made by partners, family and friends of people who have died of AIDS. "Those who have attended a display are amazed at the impact of the quilt and its ability to humanize the HIV statistics," said Canadian NAMES Project president it easier for new people to enter the politiâ€" cal process because a city ward is easier to become known in due to its limited geoâ€" graphical size and because it is cheaper to campaign in. An ‘at large‘ system gives a large advantage to political incumbents, he Both men said they would be quite willâ€" ing to make presentations to Waterloo council regarding the benefits of a ward system at some point in the future. Nancy McGuire (left) and Lisa Reid, both nurses with St. Mary‘s Hospital‘s intensive and coronary care unit, put the finishes touches on a tree their department TMW for the upcoming Festiâ€" val of Trees and Lights. Their tree, entitled "Have a Beary, Merry Christmas" will be on sale along with others at the event, which is held Nov. 17 through 21 at the Victoria Park Pavilâ€" ion. Proceeds from the event will support a new St. Mary‘s Hospital ICU/CCU building proâ€" mperinmantsstom isnn himmmine.. sc un A BEARY, MERRY CHRISTMAS Deborsh Crandall photo