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Page 22 â€" Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, Octotier 29, 1980 Neeb elected Kiwanis head Mervin J. Neeb of 75 Norâ€" wood Cr., Waterloo, has been installed as president of the Kiwanis Club of Waâ€" terloo Laurel for 1980â€"1981. He succeeds Fred Sass who was charter president. Neeb was installed by Ray Smith, Lieutenant Governor of Division 5, the Black Walâ€" nut Division of the Eastern Canada and Caribbean Disâ€" trict of Kiwanis Internaâ€" tional. Leighton Mansell, mo@:g meeting. Mr. Kitchener, was rec Smithâ€"also inducted the folâ€" elected 1980â€"81 president ing /members of the exâ€" the 63â€"memb ockway . ecutive for the 1980â€"81 year: "Golden K" Kiwanis Club. Stewart McMillan, imâ€" He succeeds sTewart Mcâ€" mediate pastâ€"president; Hoâ€" Millan. ‘ ward Brown. first viceâ€" Mr. Mansell was inducted president; John Darling, seâ€" by Ray Smith, Lieutenant cond viceâ€"president:; y governor of District 5 of Charles Campbell and Kiwanis International, at a . James McAvoy, secretary recent,. regular Thursday and assistant, respectively; Other officers installed were Bruce Honeyford, first viceâ€"president, â€" Charles Mr. Mansell was inducted by Ray Smith, Lieutenantâ€" governor of District 5 of Kiwanis International, at a recent, regular Thursday New ‘Golden K‘ president Paape, . second â€" viceâ€" president, Gordon Mash, seâ€" cretary, Elroy Dietrich, asâ€" sistant secretary, Dwight Kellerman, treasurer and Allan McVicar, assistant treasurer. Directors are Bill Hughes and Walton Scheifele electâ€" ed for a one year term and Ross Dunford, Waiter Scheiâ€" fele, Walter Rutherford and John Simon elected forâ€" a two year term. x The Kiwanis Club of Waâ€" terloo Laurel received its charter in January of this vear. Members are retired During the year the club has been associated with the Kiwanis Club of Kitchenerâ€" Wateriloo in manning the Kiwanis Music Festival and with the Rockway Golden K Kiwanis Club in the Twin City project of preparing survival kits for senior ciâ€" tizens. The club is also inâ€" volved in community serâ€" vice projects relating to senâ€" ior citizens. business and professional men. The club meets at the Rink in the Park in Waâ€" terloo, every Wednesday George Snyder and Burns Ross, treasurer and assisâ€" tant, respectively; Garfield Bender, director of music. Directors are Roy Bue. Gordon House, Donald Shuh and Art Porter for a oné year term; Jack Bullard, Edward Martin, Barry Clark and Bill Buimer for a two year term. 4* The club members are reâ€" tired from business. and hold meetings every Thursâ€" day morning at the Rockâ€" way Senior citizens‘ centre. Their projects involve community services such as biâ€"annual preâ€"retirement courses, _ mealsâ€"onâ€"wheels, and a new project this year of survival kits for senior ciâ€" tizens of the Kitchenerâ€"Waâ€" terloo area. . During Oktoberfest the club sponsors a citizenship court at the Rockway Cenâ€"