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The Norah Barrett Bursary was established in 1978 in honor of the 20 years of service that Norah Barrett, the first Service Coordinator, gave at the Rotary Centre. Norah left to join the Anglican Convent of the Sisters of St. John the Divine in Willowdale. The presentation was made special by her presence. Three Roy Brown Bursaries were awarded to staff members to aid them in further education â€" Dianne Hamoen, Scott Powell and Ann Over 200 Rotarians, staff, volunâ€" teers, medical personnel, children and parents were on hand to see Sister Norah herself present the award. Dietrich has filled many positions in the past two years in the Early Childhood Education, grade school and lunch programs while Macklin has contributed over 2,000 hours in the past 14 years to work in the library, speech department and ofâ€" fices. Cheryl Dietrich of Waterloo and Cora Macklin of Kitchener were coâ€"winners of the fifth annual Norah Barrett Bursary at the recent 25th anniversary celebration of the Roâ€" tary Children‘s Centre. sAFESt DEMONS'\‘BAT‘ONS HEA WOODEN CORKING SETS the presentation. At the end of the academic year at Conrad Grebel College recently Walter Klaasen, Pauline Bauman and Peter Dyck were honored with wall plaques commemorating their 20â€"years of dedicated service to the college. A delightful session of reminiscing at a yearâ€"end banquet highlighted Waterloo woman winner of bursary 42 KING ST. N. WATERLOO 886â€"7170 THAT‘S DEDICATION wÂ¥ S,CP THE QUALITY CONSIGNMENT SHOP ... WITH A DIFFERENCE DOBBIO SOUND RATTLE SEAT aicail (A PLAY AREA, TOO!) childrens Wi® @arketoboe/ HEAD HUGGER T. E REmvp (gPN Many Timmys and Tammys were introduced. These are young people who have represented all our chilâ€" dren so enthusiastically during Easâ€" ter Seal campaigns and many other functions: Derek Koebel, Stephen Hendry, Valerie Johnston, Scott Gaulton, Jackie Cunningham, John Schmidt, Shelley Miller, Jeffrey Young, Bruce MacVicar, David Heise? Larry Boshart. Myrtle Schacht, Executive Secreâ€" tary for the Rotary Clubs of Kitchâ€" ener, Waterloo, and Kitchenerâ€" Westmount, was honoured for her 24% years of service to the Clubs and the Centre. She is retiring at the end of August. A special plaque, in honour of the late J. Alex Martin, was presented by his son John G. Martin, Rotarian and former President of the Rotary Children‘s Centre. It is dedicated to everyone who has worked for 25 years to make the Rotary Children‘s Centre what it is today. MacNeish were the recipients. The Bursaries, presented by Roy Brown, were established to honor Brown at the time of his retirement three years ago, to help and encourage staff in continuing education. gam THE 5"° at® + MUC}-L MUCH MORE! 6 HE TPEZS CO Waterioo 63 BETWEEN ERB AND WULLIAM STREETS UPTOWN, WATERLOO WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1984 â€" PAGE 19 TCO