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PAGE 24 - WATERLOO CHRONICLE. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER All across Canada, young people are gathering together in celebration of International Youth Year. Here in the Waterloo Region, Kitchener-Wa- terloo Amateur Theatre (KWAT) is gearing up for its own contribution to the festivities. -GUiition to the play. KWAT has ar, teaching resource kits available to “‘Can You ':Ue"iiieCsdit?" is a musical cabaret being presented by KWAT as the theatrical element of their tttree-part Yong} Project. Mara Zavaros Chronicle Special Mel Hurtig of Hurtig Publishing. a well- known nationalist is in the news again, this time for the publication of "The Canadian En- cyclopedia". Last month the three volume set was sent, free of charge to schools and libraries across Canada as a gift from the Government of Alberta. The encyclopedia is published at an appropriate time to commemorate the 75th anniversary of Alberta's entry into Contedera- tion. The massive effort involved five years of intensive research, writing, editing and verifi- cation. There were over 5,000 Canadians involved across the country with each prov- ince and territory writing their own articles. It is an all Canadian effort right down to the cloth covers. produced in Cornwall with binding in Toronto and packaging in Oshawa. Authorities from all major Canadian univer- sities, federal and provincial public services. scientific institutions. museums and galleries. private industry and newspapers were con- suited. Some local Kitchener-Waterloo author- ities contributed articles about their field or specialty. Many are calling this the most important Canadian publishing event this year, but Hurtig didn't even get his picture on the cover of Canada's national magazine. A "dyed in the wool" devout Nationalist, in the past he formed a group to keep Canada Canadian enlisting the help of many Canadian notables. HUN], " WATr.Rif0 P, I , I” _'ii"i'iiii.'t' g (fi' m. abaret part of KWAT's Youth Project effort 4 KING ST. N., WATERLOO (KING 3. EBB). . . . . . . . . . 885-5840 Now Open Sundays at 4:30 pm. The World of Books We at Chadd's serve only Grade "A" top quality beef. aged especially for us and cooked exactly the way you wish GHOI‘EIQ WMERLLI) Dinner comes with choice of potato, vegetable and Yorkshire Pudding. SUNDAY DINNER SPECIAL 8 oz. New York Strip Loin Steak already made to secondary s7.99 This group failed and now Hurtig has channelled his Nationalistic ambitions in this more realistic and lasting effort, -- __ Between the covers we find Canadians galore, a lot of old familiar ones and some we (didn't know existed). Colorful figures includ- ed from Canada's past are Nellie McClung, Emily Stowe, Archibald Belaney, Grace Hartman and Norman Bethune. "Folitlvcal leaders Pierre Trudeau. Rene Levesque, and Brian Mulroney are included with a complete personal and political histo- Canada's ethnic population is extensively covered from the larger groups to the smaller East Indian and Asian ones. A -- - ry. -rriiie%Uiiirj" i,riiwenue Canada, Banks, Canada Post and Bell telephone are all explored and logically explained. Although Waterloo does not appear as a separate city it is hyphenated with Kitchener. We are given about two pages with sub-headings - Settlement, Development, City- scope, Population. Economy and Labor Force, Government and Politics along with a map and a 1854 drawing of Berlin. The cost of the get is $175.00 if you'd like to buy this 3-volume set lor you_r home. We'il be seeing and hearing more of Mel Hurtig soon, he'll be in Waterloo to receive an Honorary Degree from Wilfrid Laurier Uni- versity on Oct. 27. The Canadian Encyclopedia James M. Marsh, Editor-in-Chief Hurting. 2089 pages. 3 volumes. schools in the area. KWAT members will also be facilitating workshops on a variety of youth issues, Performances and workshops will be taking place throughout November for a number of groups. For more information, or to book a performance or workshop for your group. KWAT urges you to contact Ian Barhydt at Global Community Centre (746-4090). Don't miss out on this opportunity to participate in KWAT's program in celebration of International Youth Year. 23, 1985 . Life . Auto/Boat 0 Homeowners q Business - i - I ' Ste/etaéeé. JOHN LABRE or GARY IMNGER Sean. Walerioo Town Square Maybe I can save you some money on insurance ---Actuary -Errtptoyed by Universtty of Waterloo as unstvuctor In Actuarial Sevence -Empkryed by The Prudential Assurance as consumng actuary -mected member ot Cannot Canadian Institute ot Actuaries Businessman / Professional Family Man -4tesident of Walenoo sane? 1967 --8dtyrried with two chudren aged 7 and 10 Volunteew --Ahractt, Minor Hockey. 1973-1978. 1984-1985 --Voturtttrer in hack and Field. 19734985 -Presidertt. K W Tuck Club 19761977 -Pretgident. Laurel Creek hack Club. 1984-1985 -Pecipieot, Awards of Merit from Big Brothers and Red Cross --Ncipheot, City ot Waterbo Sports Votunteers Award. 198t Community Itad,er Before you buy, let's compare. "-u'ria;ir"rGiGoviiasad Sports Council. ‘97e1977 --t4ember, Waterbo Regional Social Resouvces Council, 19784 982 -Urtvited Participant. National Pension Cortference, 1981 HHEEE $6}; Giiood hands." Voluntary Paid Circulation What a buy! Give "it a try. 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