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PAGE 4 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, Expanded mail services to begin next maonth . Canada Post Corporation is expanding special deliâ€" very service to many more countries and raising the maximum amount of insurâ€" ance available on internaâ€" tional parcels next month. Effective April 1, Canaâ€" dians will be able to send letters, postcards, small packets and other air letter post items special delivery to 135 countries around the world, compared to 20 counâ€" tries today. The maximum insurance available on parcels to many countries will double to $1000, the same as for domestic parcels. Also coming into force are modified regulations to enâ€" able blind persons to send by surface mail "talking books," tapes and other recorded items free to virâ€" tually all other countries. These items can now only be sent free to or from recogâ€" nized institutions for the blind. News digest A new international "urâ€" gent medicines" label will become available in postal outlets to ease identification and speed customs clearâ€" ance of acceptable mediâ€" cines in the country of destiâ€" nation. The complete sealing of books to facilitate postal handling and the use of window envelopes with more than one window will be permitted worldwide. These and other changes, designed to reduce customs documentation and simplify international mail services for customers, result from agreements reached by the 168â€"country Universal Postâ€" al Union. Hardy Harts hold book sale Revised Canadian regulaâ€" tions were approved recentâ€" ly by the Federal Governâ€" ment. Waterloo Regional Cardiâ€" ac Rehabilitation Foundaâ€" tion, known to its members as "Hardy Harts" is once again holding its annual Used Book Sale March 20, 21, and 22 at Waterioo Town Square. Hardy Harts is a charitaâ€" ble foundation dedicated to the preventation and rehabiâ€" litation of those individuals with coronary heart disease. It is a local organization, run with the help of physiâ€" cians in the community, and faculty and students from the Kinesiology Department at University of Waterioo. Those involved donate their time and expertise. The Board of Directors is comâ€" prised of physicians, nurses, university faculty, commuâ€" nity workers, and the memâ€" bers themselves. The organâ€" izaion is in its lith year of operation. _ The annual Used Book Sale is a fund raising event, the proceeds of which go toward the purchase of Waterioo Chronicle Second Class Mail Registration Number 5540 Published every Wednesday by Fairway Press A Division of Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Record Ltd. 225 Fairway Rd. S., Kitchener, Ont. March 19, 1986 Speak up Canada contest For the third year in a row, Canadian Clubs of Toastmasters International are organizing the Canada Day Speech Contest as part of this year‘s Canada Day celebrations. Fully supported by the Secretary of State, the conâ€" test is open to all Canadians, 18 years of age and older. Speeches are to be 5â€"7 minâ€" utes in length and must reflect in some way this year‘s theme: "Transportaâ€" tion and/or Communicaâ€" tions." heart monitoring equipment for our exercise program. Judging for the Contest will be conducted according to the Speech Contest Rules of Toastmasters Internaâ€" tional and the national winâ€" ners (English and French) will deliver their winning speeches on Canada Day, on Parliament Hill in Ottawa. Toastmasters Internationâ€" al is a nonâ€"profit, educationâ€" al organization which proâ€" vides its members with the opportunity to improve their thinking, listening, speaking and leadership skills in a friendly atmosphere of muâ€" tual respect and coâ€"operaâ€" tion. There are over 5000 Toastmasters Clubs in 50 countries around the world, including over 7000 memâ€" bers in over 400 Clubs across Canada. For more information on the Canada Day Speech Contest or Toastmasters Inâ€" ternational, contact: the Community Information Centre at 579â€"3800. Six professors in the Facâ€" ulty of Arts at the Universiâ€" ty of Waterloo are among the last to be awarded Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRCC) Fellowships for 1986/87. Six UW profs win fellowships The highly competitive fellowships are worth $10,000 each, in addition to travel and research exâ€" penses. The fellowship proâ€" gram has been discontinued by SSHRCC due to a continâ€" uing problem of underfundâ€" ing currently affecting Caâ€" nadian universities and their granting agencies. 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