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A Waterloo graduate stu- daat, Miriam van der Hoff, has been awarded a parlia- mentary internship by the federal government. Mirian yan der Hott. a Waterloo student. has been awarded a parlia- mentary internship. The Ladies Auxiliary of Branch' 530 Waterloo are holding a Pancake Brunch and Bake Sate on Saturday June 7, from ”.00 a.m. until 2.00 pan. at the Legion hall, 19 Regina St. N. Cost of the Brunch is $2.00 for adults and $1.00 for chil- dren 12 and under. 1steseart Sutherland photo) a Polio. underwater - and we can - Into new” (as! M were celled out to retrieve e cer the! bed glanced into Columbia Leke the previous night. Comm Rey Keener! (bk) end Af Price beet. ed the car In " feet cl mud end water: The driver of the cer Terry Strainers. 23. end his passenger. Michael Berry. 22, both from Kitchener. escaped horn the cer after it Ind norm pletely submerged. There were no mm "hunky morning when Grad on way to Ottawa Car pulled from lake Pancake brunch She has attended KC]. and Bluevale collegiates and "spent her grade It year in Nigeria. She has also tra- -velled in Europe. " Van der Hoff is one of only 10 students across Canada to receive the keenly contested and pretigious appointment. She will be working in the coming year in Ottawa, doing research and general- ly assisting members in their constituency and par- liamentary duties. The Waterloo native is a M-year-old graduate in poli- tical science of the Univer- sity of Waterloo. She is the daughter pf Bernard and Maria van der Hoff of the city. . After graduating in 1979, van der Hoff entered the MA. program in political science at Waterloo. MPs enthusiastically sup- port the internship pro- gram. To have an, intem as- signed to oneself is regarded by most as something of a coup. . The good politican can usually find plenty of con- structive work for the stu- dent to do. The program is designed to ease the workload of MPs and give some of Canada's keenest'students new in- sights into the processes of parliamentary government. UNIQUE StWMERNltlSlC? Great music by fine artists is standard fare from the K-W Chamber Music Society - but you’ve probably never heard it this way! These concerts are held in the intimacy of a ta' living room: just 50 fellow concertgoers td share the music with - it's RIGHT THER ! Besides the music, by Schubert, Beethoven, Mozart, Brahms, and so on, there/s an infor- mal atmosphere: refreshments before, and wine-and-cheese receptions after are standard. Air-conditioning keeps the summer heat at bay, if need be. Meet fellow music-lovers and see and hear some of the area's outstanding musicians. Take your pick from a full schedule of nine varied events! , Saturdays and Wednesdays " 8:00 1. June T: ALVIN REIMER sings Schubert's Schone Mullerin, with Peter Simon at the lam. $7; stud/sen $4 . . 2. June 11: 8itll'll'i DELAHUNT, piano, and MARC DES'll'RUBE, violin - Mozart, , Bach, Bartok, Brahms $6; stud/sen $3 , . 3. June 18: STRATFORD ENSEMBLE WOODWIND QUINTET - Sydney. Bulman- Fleming, piano. TOM KAY plays Prokofiev Flute Sonata, classrcs by Vi- valdi and Hindemith, CEDRIC COLEMAN plays the Cascarmo Bassoon Sonata, and a premiere by Waterloo composer Jana SKARECKY! $8; st/sen $5. i June 25: Multiple prize-winning violinist PAUL MACNAUGHTON, with Syd Bur. ' man-Flemin , piano play Beethoven. Bach. and Kreisler; FAITH LEVENE, oboe, plays shl,'lfl,nfnl', and others. $5; stud/sen $3. 5. July t: AUSTIN STRING QUARTET, drawn from K-W Symphony, plays Mozart, Barber, Beethoven, and the String Quartet by ANTON KUERTI. $5; stud/ sen $3. 6. July it: MONICA GAYLORD, Piano: one of Canada's most exciting pianists, plays Scarlatti, Beethoven, Brahms, Schubert, Debussy, Chopin, and McPeek. $9; stud/sen $5. ' T. July 19v4WARGARE'r ELLIGSEN, soprano: LILIAN KlLIANSKl, contralto; ROY LlCHTI, bass; KENNETH HULL, piano. Another marvellous lieder even- ing: Schumann, Schubert, and Mahler. $7/H. 8. July M: STRATFORD ENSEMBLE WOODWIND QUIN'I'ET with Sydney Bulman- Fleming, piano: Beethoven, Rossini, Villa-Lobos, Carter, and MOZART, Quintet for Piano and Winds. $8; st/sen $5. 9. July 30: ANDREW WASYLUSZKO, Kitchener's brilliant young violinist, with Syd- ney Bulman-Fleming, piano, and Patricia Mullen,. cello. Sonatas by Mo. zart, Tartini, and Bach; SCHUBERT, TRIO, Op. 100 in E Fiat. $9; stud/sen $5 TICKETS: By Mail from KWCMS, 57 Young St. W., Waterloo ML 224; reserve by phone, 836-1673. A few Subscriptions available at :55 (save 15%). 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