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Winston Churchill school caretaker Tobias Bowman won‘t have to shovel any more snow this winter. Students at the school organized bake sales, an auction sale and a rummage sale last week to buy a snowblower for Mr. Bowman. Here he poses with the blower and some of the school students, (left to right) Mike Demmerling, Peter Steett, Brian Gruchow and Connie Mahy. The Kâ€"W University Womâ€" en‘s Club will hold their 13th Annual Book and Recâ€" ord Sale on April 1 and 2. Special to this year‘s sale will ‘be 2,000 records, . the private collection of Mr. John Hallman, who has kindly donated his records for the Club‘s sale. The sale will once again be held at Hilliard Hall, First United Church, King and William Streets, Waâ€" terloo, on Friday, April 1. noon to 10 p.m. and Saturâ€" day, April 2, 9 a.m. to noon. Proceeds from the sale have â€" annually â€" supported the Dr. B. Mabel Dunham Award, a book prize to the highest _ ranking _ female Grade XIII student in each of the local high schools. The club, a branch of the Canadian Federation of University Women, proâ€" vides‘ financial assistance in the way of an emergency fund to needy and deservâ€" ing students of Grade XII and XIII, the two univerâ€" sities, and Conestog@a Colâ€" Proceeds from the sale go for scholarships and community projects. Last year the club netted $4,.376, some $558 over the 1975 total. Annual book sale is planned lege, who might be comâ€" pelled to leave school beâ€" cause of financial difficulâ€" ties. 8 The club contributes to a national fund for women doing graduate work, as well as sponsoring the Marâ€" garet Dale Philp Fellowâ€" ship. a scholarship set up in honour of Mrs. C.R. Philp. CUSO, the University of WATERLOO NORTH Provincial Progressive Conservative Association ELECTION OF OFFICERS For Information Call: 578â€"5932 or 742 â€"683 1 ANNUAL MEETING GUEST SPEAKER : The Hon. Harry Parrott Minister of Universities and Colleges THURSDAY MARCH 10, 1977 8 P.M. Salon "A" Rare books were donated to the Club in 1975 by Mrs. Anna Brown and the proâ€" ceeds have been â€"used to establish an annual award of $200 known as The Elâ€" liott Grassett Award, for Waterloo French Contest, the best graduate essay in Global Community Village Canadian history, at either and the First â€" United the University of Waterloo Church‘s Head Start Proâ€"â€" or Wilfrid Laurier Univerâ€" gram also received club » sity. support in 1976. | and Waterloo Motor Inn Any donations of books, records, or magazines will be _ gratefully _ received. Please contact Jill Bechâ€" ard, 578â€"1529; Pat Tomlinâ€" son, 886â€"2314; or Marcia Shortreed, 885â€"4027. As a result, Mr. Saltsman sent out a questionnaire in early November prior to the Quebec election which saw Rene Levesque‘s separâ€" tist Parti Quebecois rise to power. ; . The overâ€"riding impresâ€" sion of that questionnaire, Mr. Saltsman noted, was that his constituents were willing to accept substantial ‘"‘"As the letters came in, I became increasingly conâ€" cemed with how widely this opinion was held and whethâ€" er it was representative of the Waterlooâ€"Cambridge constituentcy."‘ to send Quebec packing out of Confederation. *‘Over the past number of months,"" wrote Mr. Saltsâ€" man a New Democratic Party member, "I had been receiving large numbers of letters from Englishâ€"speakâ€" ing Canadians who indicatâ€" ed they were quite prepared WateriooCambridge MP Max Saltsman has launched another _ questionnaire ~to discover constituents feelâ€" ings on the‘ situation and possible future of Quebec. Saltsman asks _ about Quebec in latest survey â€" fi. 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Waterloo (corner of Columbia St.) Ontario & Duke Sts. â€" would you personally support armed intervention to stop the separation of a province? â€" would you be willing to increase school <or other taxes to pay for public and high school French language training? province in Confederation. ‘‘This conclusion is in sharp contrast with the imâ€" pression I‘d been gettimg from the direct letters and opinions expressed to me, and it points out the importâ€" ance of surveying as against just passively accepting as general public opinion only the direct representations made to the MP," The questions totalling 21, include: â€" if Quebec separates would you be willing to form a common market with the new state? In an effort to get inforâ€" mation on the exact nature of the change people are willing to make, Mr. Sailtsâ€" man has sent out his latest, more specific questionnaire. changes in the relationship ©® Used Furniture ©@ Small Gas Engine Repair © Used Lawn and Garden Equipment Waterloo Square Business 885â€"4660 , March 2, 1977 â€" Page 17