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The International Women's Day Committee (lWD) of Kitchener-Waterloo is celebrating Inter- national Women's Day, March 8 by presenting a five-day series of events beginning Wed. Mar. 5, and running until Sun. Mar. 9. Highlights of this year's events include a dinner and lecture with Kathleen Shannon from Studio D of the National Film Board. Shannon will speak on Studio D: Starting the second decade' at 7: 30 p.m., Seminary room 101, Wilfrid Laurier University. This event is being sponsored by the Women's Studies Department of W.L.U. For more informa, tion call 884-1970 Ext. 2081. Also on March 6, the University of Waterloo's Women's Centre and Women's Commission are presenting, in concert, nationally-acclaimed folk and feminist singer Heather Bishop. The concert starts at 8:30 p.m. and is being held at the University of Waterloo's Humanities Theatre. Tickets are available at the Women's Centre and the Federation Office at the University of Water- loo. Waterloo regional police report the following break and enters for the week Feb. 24-March 2: -- Bellhaven Dr. E., entry via door, change taken. Amos Ave. E., entry via door, food and cash taken. Westridge PL, attempted break and enter. MacGregor Cres., entry via window, coins taken. Marshall St. E., entry via window, nothing taken. Langford Pl. E., entry via basement window, cash taken. Lincoln Rd., entry unknown, clothes taken. Lillian Dr. E., entry via basement window, nothing taken. Lillian Dr., entry unknown, cash taken. Carter Ave. E., entry unknown, nothing reported missing. The United Way of Kitchener- Waterloo and Area collected pledges totalling $1,544,766 in I985, three per cent above their target of $1.5 million, according to a financial report presented at the organization's 45th annual meeting held last Wednesday at the Waterloo Inn. While $24,834 in pledges were not collected. there was a surplus in the operating budget of $38,243. Y 'fll, 'IIN 'N _ avg; REA Cr"- 'iT; BEFO bri,s-,,i,iiii'ii'i" mg ' 4 AU Women's Day marked with special events at UW, WLU o----------"-"'""'-?, THIS I" I! "I! I051 IIMTAIT mm vou "" mm ll you: Lift Yes, I am mtevested Please send me a Free Security Gunde Yes. I am Interested In a tree no-obligation 'n-home secunly survey Please call me at( ) -----------r"-'-'" ll.t/t,ta/itgi1r.1,hh1" For more informa Sat. Mar. 8 will be highlighted by a cabaret and . . dance starting at 8 pm. at the Kitchener Farmer's so on March 6, the University of Waterloo's Market. The cabaret and dance will be wheelchair nen's Centre and Women's Commission are accessible and childcare will be provided. All enting, in concert, nationally-acclaimed folk events, with the exception of the cabaret and feminist singer Heather Bishop. The concert dance, will be held at University of Waterloo, ts at 8:30 pm. and is being held at the Wilfrid Laurier University or the YWCA on versity of Waterloo's Humanities Theatre. Frederick St. in Kitchener. For more information cets are available at the Women's Centre and on these and other events, please call the Federation Office at the University of Water- University of Waterloo's Women's Centre at 885-1211 ext, 3457. U n ited Way beats 1 985 target by over $44,000 “HOW-TO PURCHASE A SECURITY SYSTEM" THE CANADIAN ALARM SECURITY COUNSEL 220 Blair Rd., Suite l, Cambridge N1 s 2J8 (519) 740-0674 Break and enters 'iiitorthdale Auto Body NAME --. ADDRESS CITY - otters youia FREE GUIDE to the mdnspensame fundamentals of Complete Collision and Refinishing Service 430 Albert Street, Waterloo 884-0550 9." BEFORE Yoo BOY A i4 _ RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL ALARM SYSTEM THE CANADIAN ALARM SECURITY COUNSEL Area Code READ THIS! PROVINCE Of the allocations, the five largest recipients were: K-W Counselling Services Inc., $121,000; the local branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society, $120,000; A.R. Kaufman Family Y, $109,000; the Salvation Army, $105,000; and the Waterloo Fami- ly Y, $96,000. A total of $1,318,365 was allo- cated to 30 community services. - Ttidakency's new president for 1986 is Al Collins of 251 Tatlock We Number POSTAL CODE - I "ii,uu.ui-Taia4*la Other events sponsored by the 1WD Committee are a demonstration on self-defence for women; information booths and displays; women's muse- um, music and art; various lectures and a series of films. The films include "Carry Greenham Home" which focuses on the women's peace camp at Greenham Common Airforce Base in England; "Killing Us Softly" about the portrayal of women in advertising; "Abortion: Stories from North and South," a cross cultural survey of the realities of abortion. These events will be held at various times throughout the five days. -we..t. .. Jada“; Crt., Waterloo. Collins is the associate executive director of the Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital. The 1986 campaign chairman will be Sonja Carney, a con- troller with R.D. Goldsworthy. Former 1984 president) the agency, Peter Hallman of Bres- lau, was made an honorary lifetime director. An accountant with Hallman Property Manage- ment, Hallman also served nine years as a director. Tickets available at vodoo Works. mreo"tert Winds and VII-tuba Inn tit/t This light " dynamic WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 5. ui-r, PAGE r - ORDER YOUR TICKETS $25.00 - NO REFUNDS t M) RADIO * N0 HOME TELEVISION t . LIVE ON OUR BIG SCREEN . THOMAS "Hutu"; " Heamslt4ath.r all out spam Hagan: can do one Imng he s . Wow! -dngelo Dundu VS. Waterloo Inn 475 King N. Waterloo Doors open at T pm. At the JAMES ' ‘BLACKGOLD' '