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\Page 8 â€" Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, October 3, 1979 INCREASINGLY Preferred Personal and Professional Service k: s 3 % f ‘ ; &w‘ e "A ”w %& :;"Q . P es o \ M 1 1 f t . 4 § A > ue 96 King St S. Across from Wateriooe Edward R. Good When Funeral service is needed, more and more families have been calling the Edward R. Good funeral home. Our experienced funeral directors are noted for their personalized service and careful attention to every detail. This along with our fine facilities and reasonable prices has resulted in our continued growth. Edward Good REPRINTS FROM COLOUR NEGS SERVING THE TWIN CITIES SINCE 886 â€" 1320 On Most Colour Print Film IN BY 10â€"OUT BY 5 Got the blues? Want to get away from it all? C Take a walk! â€" _ ~ 12 EXP BENT‘S CAMERAS Funeral Home Limited 171 King Street South Waterioo, Ontario 745â€"8445 Paul Good HOUR FILM SERVICE Walk a block.Today. PRINTS FROM SLIDES Westmount Place Shopping Centre 20 EXP 886â€"5520 Jim Erb N k / | Letters to the editor After a tour of the Waâ€" terloo county countryâ€"side â€" _ guided by Murray ‘‘Speck‘"‘ Turner and Roy Bauman o‘ Waterloo. the two busloads of people visitâ€" The weekend before last. the American group tried to reach Waterloo again. This time, they made it. While in the Waterloo area. the Pennsylvania group was guided and enterâ€" tained by members of the Pennsylvania German Folkâ€" lore Society of Ontario. Chronicle staff writer Last April Paul Wieand and his group from Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, tried to get to Waterloo so they could attend the popular Elâ€" mira Maple Syrup Festival. The entourage ran into a winter storm so serious they had to turn around and go Kâ€"W LaSertoma club announces award Mark is a student at Conestoga College where he is taking a business course. He is 70% blind and works shovelling snow, mowing lawns and doing odd jobs in his neighâ€" bourhood. He also plays a very good horn for a drum corps. This year he marched with the Oakland Crusaders of Toronâ€" to. He is a very dependable, efficient worker with a very good sense of humour and a joy to be around. & The Kâ€"W LaSertoma Club submitted his name for the Canâ€" adian Scholarship, which is awarded each year to a hanâ€" Dear Sir: I am writing on behalf of the Kâ€"W LaSertoma Club. We are the wives of the Sertoma Club which is a Service Club. Sertoma means Service to Mankind. Although one of the smaller Service Clubs in the Twin Cities this does not keep us from doing our share in the community. On Tuesday, Sept. 18 we willkbe presenting two scholarâ€" ships to Mr. Mark Sichewski of 48 Cardinal Cres., Waterloo. The presentation will take place at Bingeman Park and the 1st Vice President of LaSertoma International, Mrs. Gerry Haack of Kitchener, will make the presentation. â€" To the Editor: In fact, coâ€"operative education is offered at Wilfrid Laurier University and is an important emphasis in several programs. WLU was the first university in Ontario to offer this option to honours business administration ‘students at the undergraduate level. That program began in 1975 and coâ€" op options in Geography and Economics followed. I read, with some concern, a suggestion in the Waterloo Chronicle of September 26 that the University of Waterloo is the only universty to offer coâ€"operative programs. _ _ «_ (Continued from page 6) signed by 37 people in our neighborhood. Secondly we have delivered a letter to the chief of police asking why they did not use more authority when it was obvious that more than one law was being abused, and last but not least we are turnâ€" ing to you in the hope that a small article in the Chronicle WLU official points out error US group tours Waterloo county area Yours Helps... Coâ€"op, for those who may not know, integrates a student‘s Bova, Benjamin. KINSâ€" MAN. Spanning the years between now and the close of the century, Kinsman shows the eventful expandâ€" ing space program from the space shuttle to the first permanent Moon base. Boissonneau, Alice. EIâ€" LEEN MCCULLOUGH. All levels of wartime Toronto society during the forties provide the setting for this first novel. Goldman, William. TINâ€" SEL. A novel of Hollywood Fiction That evening the group atâ€" tended Emmanuel United Church in Waterloo and viâ€" ed the Doon Pioneer Village Saturday afternoon and enâ€" joyed Dutch Days at the hisâ€" toric village. â€" New books at the library. and the I wish to thank you for any coverage your paper is able to give our Club. Fyodorova, Victoria. THE ADMIRAL‘S DAUGHTER. The true story of the warâ€" time romance of a Russian actress and an American naval officer, and their daughter‘s search for the father she had never known dicapped person, and also to the International Scholarship and Memorial, which is awarded to students in Canada, U.S. and Mexico in need of financial assistance. Mark was forâ€" tunate in that he is being awarded both scholarships for a total of $300. Mark has to pay his own tuition, books and also pay for transportation to school, so these scholarships will help him a great deal. We also present a Youth Service Award annually to a deserving person or group which shows outstanding lea ship qualities in working with youth. There is no age li Past winners have ranged in age from 12 â€" 52. I know the are lots of deserving people who are serving the youth of this community and we would like to honour them for their time and devotion. If any of your readers know of anyone they would like to nominate for this award they may contact the President of our club, Mrs. Ann Ledvinka at 886â€"3463. will make other area residents in the downtown aware of an ever increasing problem that"is happening in a city that once was a pleasure to live in. ‘ Thank you for your time. Nonâ€"Fiction by the weli known script writer and novelist. Willis, Meredith Sue. A SPACE APART. Brings to life three generations of the Scarlin family in a small mining town in West Virâ€" ginia. academic study with work experience in coâ€"operating emâ€" ployer organizations. Many firms are associated with W in offering this added educational dimension. There is much interest today in this approach to education > and WLU has been pleased with the acceptance our coâ€" operative options have had with business, industry and goâ€" vernment. Sincerely, * Doug Witmer, Director of Coâ€"operative Education ~ and Career Resources , sited with members of the society. A dinner and dialect program was enjoyed by 160 people followed by the showâ€" ing of a local film. Paul Wieand. leader of the Pennsylvania tour group reâ€" cently received a citation from the governor of that state for encouraging good public relations between Canada and the United States over the last decade Harrison, Phyllis. T HOME CHlLDRl'i THEIR PERSAN STORIES. From 1870 to 1930 British "Home"‘ children â€" over 100,000 of them â€" arâ€" rived to work on Canadian farms. Some of their stories are told in this book Older, Julia. SOUP AND BREAD. One hundred re cipes for bowl and board Gans, Herbert J. DECIDâ€" ING WHAT‘S NEWS. A study of CBS evening news, NBC nightly news, Newsâ€" week and Time Horst and Moira Kloss Union St. E., Waterloo Very Truly Yours, Mrs. Paul Meincke ;?'..h‘