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T HAND POOLS Law. chance to order at 1986 prices for installation now or Spring ‘87 ‘"‘We will order any book that is in print and have it here in 10 to 15 days. I think that has distinguished us. Another thing is our effort to bring visiting authors here to present their upcoming books. These programs were highly sucessful last year with Robert Bateman, Everett Banning, Peter Gzowski and chilâ€" dren‘s Jean Little and Michael Martchenko." Marg Zavaros Chronicle Special Bookstores, like the books that are in them, come in many shapes and sizes. Each exhibits an individual character as surely as those who attend them. They attract the lunchâ€"hour crowd, students, academics, mothers with toddlers, and strollers who have time to browse at will â€" all possibly lured in by an outdoor book display. They search for a special book, a new book, or question as to why a book so loved 25 years ago is no longer in print. Chuck and Tricia make a special effort to stock Canadiana books and especially the work of local authors. Chuck said some sections have really "taken off". ‘"We‘ve had great sales in Philosophy, Poetry, Women‘s Issues, Business books, Computers, and Chilâ€" dren‘s books. We also have over 30 magazines, periodicals, and journals." For the budgetâ€" minded, there also a selection of books at discount prices and more of these will be featured in November. There is a definite snug and cozy feeling here, but the saturation level may be well at hand: ‘‘We are in need of more space and are All these people and queries amount to a day‘s work for the owners and operators of Words Worth Books, a bookstore at 88 King St. South across from Waterloo Town Centre. Chuck Erion and Tricia Siemens opened the bookstore in Waterloo June 1984. They had previously operated a bookstore in Mt. Forest for six and a half years before settling in Waâ€" terloo. 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EMMET DEANGELO considering an expansion and/or a second location," admits Chuck with the assurance of a sucessful merchant. The Fall program has already begun with the first children‘s event in the store last Sat. Oct. 4th. Winnie the Pooh, boasting over 200 in attendance. Other children‘s programs are Oct. 18 â€" Frank Etherington, Oct. 25 â€" Ian Wallace, Nov. 1 â€" Emily Hearn, Nov. 8 â€" Jean Little, Nov. 22 â€" Barbara Smucker. All are at 10:30 in the bookstore and are free of charge. Adult programs begin Nov. 10 at 5 p.m. in the Seagram Museum with Liberal Sheila Copps who will speak along with Liberal Senator Keith Davey. Copps will be speaking about her first book, ‘‘*Nobody‘s Baby‘"‘ and giving advice to women interested in a political career. Davey, once dubbed the Rainmaker because of his ability to make votes appear seemingly out of nowhere will speak about his book, "The Rainâ€" maker." On Nov. 5 at an 8: 30 a.m. breakfast, at the Seagram Museum, Timothy Findley will speak about his latest book, "The Telling of Lies." This is his first effort at mystery storytelling. Along with him, local poet Jane Urquhart will talk about her first novel, ‘"The Whirlpool" . Tony Aspler, and Margaret Visser will discuss two of our favorite pastimes â€" eating and drinking. In the Seagram Museum on Nov. 28 at 8 p.m. Aspler will talk about his latest books ‘"The Tony Aspler International Guide to Wine"" and ‘"The Wine Lover Dines‘" while Visser examines the traditions, technology and politics of food with references to her book, ‘‘Much Depends on Dinner‘‘. £ Finally, Joseph Levy, coâ€"author of "It‘s Never Too Early‘" will be at the Words Worth bookstore Dec. 5th. at 7: 30 p.m. to sign copies of his book and discuss questions about planning and retirement. Dr. Levy is a professor at York University, formerly at UW and writes a column in the Kâ€"W Record. 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