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(Pra) w# ) T# ITEMS MAY NOT BE EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED PARKDALE PRO HARDWARE RF Pro PARKDALE PLAZA Phone 884â€"8540 Albert $t. Waterioo Open Wed.â€"Thurs. & Fri. Till 9 _ rrices sumsect tormon sae BARBECUE / GAS BARBECUE mices 50% orr M TTAOrm socket st 1 2 ®©Large 374 square inch cooking surface including removable vegetable baking rack. ®@Twin 15,000 BTU stainless steel burners with maximum 30,000 BTU. @SEARING TEMP heat intensity for charred outside, rare inside "Gourmet Grilling", ®Heavy â€"duty cast aluminum housing lasts for years Hlack & Decker NYLON WEED TRIMMER 17"* WITH FRONT BOARD N. 7 PEGE WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1981 â€" PAGE 9 Bookilet helps to organize Secretaries elect executive The Kâ€"W chapter of the Professional Secreâ€" taries International (PSI) recently elected new officers for 1981â€" neighbours become an effective association? How can a number of people sharing a comâ€" mon >concern form a group that can get the job done? A recent publication by the Social Planning Council of Kitchenerâ€" Waterloo, called Orâ€" ganizing Your Organiâ€" zation can help provide the answers. With secâ€" tions on the key inâ€" gredients of the group, committee structure, keeping the group alive, meetings, and strategies for revitalizâ€" ing the group, this easyâ€"toâ€"read manual will be a help to all Talk on nuclear power kinds of community The cost of the publiâ€" cation is $1.50 if you pick it up at the office at 18 Queen St. N. in Kitchener. If you want it mailed, there is an additional charge of 25 cents to cover postage. Call 578â€"7430 for further information. Nursery coâ€"op school registration Paul McKay editor of the Birch Bark Alliâ€" ance, will be giving an update on Nuclear Power in Ontario at a free public lecture on Tuesday, June 30, at the Adult Recreation Centre in Waterloo, starting at 7: 30 p.m. Messiahâ€"Lakeshore Coâ€"op Nursery School is still accepting regisâ€" tration for its two and three halfâ€"day proâ€" grams starting in Sepâ€" tember. The meeting is being sponsored by THINK (Total Honesty in Nuâ€" clear Knowledge) and everyone is invited. For more information call 884â€"9362. For information or an application, call Nancy Kirk at 885â€" 2319. Jennifer Knowles, Pauline Beavers, who handles the shopâ€" ping tape campaigns for Sunbeam, said the money raised is used for new wheelichairs, braces, and physical training equipment for the handicapped. Waterloo Collegiate students organized a successful fundâ€"raising drive last month when they raised $762 for the S un beam Home Parents Association. Of that total, $112 was raised after the students collected $34,000 worth of Zehrs shopping receipts. The Kâ€"W Christian Women‘s Club will hold a. luncheon meeting on Tuesday, June 23 from WCI donates Give tonight in style The meeting will feaâ€" ture tips on flower arâ€" ranging, singing by club member Sue Moâ€" hammad, and a talk by guest speaker Theresa Herr of Ohio. For resâ€" ervations call 884â€"9882. The clinic is sponâ€" sored by Manulife, as one of several events celebrating the opening of the insurance comâ€" pany‘s new office in Waterloo. Anyone needing a ride to the clinic can phone 742â€"6849 to reâ€" quest a free ride in a chauffeurâ€"driven limâ€" ousine, provided by Marlic Car Rentals Ltd. of Waterloo. Christian women‘s meeting 1 to 3 p.m. at the Bingeman P ark Ballroom. CPS, who works at A Kâ€"W Red Cross blood clinic is being held tonight at the First United Church at King and William Sts., Waterloo from 6 to 8: 30 Conestoga College was elected president; Dianne Seip of Boehmers, viceâ€"presiâ€" dent; Sue Burlingham of Unitron Industries Ltd., recording secreâ€" tary; Jean Barker of Revenue Canada, Exâ€" cise, corresponding secretary; and Ruth Gardner of The Mutual Life of Canada, treaâ€" surer. Anyone interested in learning about the PSI should phone Jennifer Knowles at 653â€"2511, ext. 234.