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Kiwanis Club of Rockway Golden K will hold a 10th anni- versary party Feb. 20 at Woo1ners, Waterloo. Rockway Golden K began Feb. 24, 1977 with 31 charter menr bers, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Kitchener-Waterloo. It is part of a world-wide service organization made up of about 8,100 clubs located in the United States, Canada, Mexico, the Bahamas, Europe, the Far East and the Pacific area under the umbrella of Kiwanis lntema- tional. The celebration will begin at 6 p.m. with a social hour and dinner will be served at 7 p.m. Joachim Zeurich, this year's president, will preside. The Rev. Roger W. McCombe, Chairman of the Classic Department, In- gersoll District Collegiate Insti- tute, and outstanding writer, speaker and raconteur. will be the guest speaker. His subject will be “Dumbness. Diets and Donkeys - A Response to the Insane World." Special guests will include Ken Smith of Kitchener, Current In- ternational Trustee and Past Distinguished Governor of East- ern Canada and Carribean Dis- ll-il-l-Ill-l-l-Ill-l-l-Ili" Kiwanis celebrates Treasurer releases wan18ut/1ek'w"aynitrrt.,eAr't?u'rtr,yo,can, remuneration figures .iiiiic.'iiiitiiii1)ar'1,eabt. fo r 19 8 6 ex p e n s e s Totally-Friday 12-8 pm. Saturday 9mm Books, Books, Books CTTE!M1] trict; Arthur Mosey of Cam- bridge, Lieutenant Governor of Black Walnut Division SE, East- ern Canada and Carribean Dis- trict, and John Darling of Kitch- ener, a present member of the club, Lieutenant Governor Elect. Kiwanis Clubs in the surrounding area will share in the celebra- tion. Entertainment will be provid- ed by the Wellington Winds Quintet under the direction of Harvey Gleiser. Rockway Golden K is made up of retired men who are living proof that it is possible for persons to retire "to" something rather than Just "from" some- thing. Its members serve the community in projects such as Meals-on-Wheels, visiting the sick, providing transportation where needed, the Kiwanis Music Festival, an annual Citi- zenship Court, and contributes to a number of other worthy proj- ects in the Kitchener-Waterloo area. It is perhaps best known for its Pre-Retirement Course held at Rockway Centre every spring and fall. Several thousand per- sons. from a wide variety of oecupations. have attended the Course over the years. PARENTS - A BOOK OPPORTUNITY YOU CAN T MISS. 24 DUPONT ST. E WATERLOO 746-2252 [33333]] Waterloo treasurer Tom Stockie hat released 1986's remuneration and expenses list for city council. . To no surprise, Mayor Marjorie Carroll tops the list of elected officials with a 1986 salary of $26,994.51. The city's eight aldermen each cashed in to the tune of $8,030.37., bringing the total remuneration to a price tag of $91,237.47. Dr. John A. Weir, president of Laurier, said that shortly after Dr. Taylor's death the university established an endowment to provide 81.000 annual scholarships in memory of Dr. Taylor for each of the three undergraduate faculties (arts and science, music, and business and economics), and a $1,500 scholarship for students in the graduate faculty. A number of scholarships have been established at Wilfrid Laurier University in memory of Dr. Neale H. Taylor, its president from 1978 to 1982, who died last year. - Taaui- -iiLGiiriii" up '15} highest conference, meeting and transportation tab. That figure came Scholarships established in memory of Neale Tayler m,-..-.,...,..--)) GERMAN u -tusooitmtttaa.--rsAv.rii-uaat' n. nun-Ma: " AND MUCH MORE In addition, Betty Taylor, wife of the late president, is funding an annual $1,000 scholarshlr for outstanding students In Laurier's music lacu - ty. - Dr. Taylor was academic vice-president in 1975 when the music faculty was established, and he was always an enthusiastic supporter of it. _ Dr. Taylor joined Laurier in 1962, coming from the University of Toronto, and served as professor, dean of arts and science, academic vice-president, and president. On his retirement, the university honored him with the title of president emeritus. to 2,748.93. Other expenses for Aid. Jim Erb, Bob Henry, Mary Jane Mewhinney, Dorothy Schnarr and John Shortreed. brought the expense total to $4,395.33. Ald. Brian Turnbull, Lynne Woolstencroft and Andrew Telegdi carried zero totals on their expense sheet. 10% off all Dictionaries During Book Promotion LLL] D31]