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Marg Zavaros Chronicle Special Do you live in a house of architectural or historical significance? If you do, you have probably become aware of history in a way you had not thought possible. Numerous books are being published lauding the architectural efforts of our ancestors in the wild and untamed Canada of the 1800â€"1900‘s. ‘"The Settler‘s Dream" is the recently pubâ€" lished glossy 454â€"page commemorative volume by Prince Edward County to mark the 200th anniversary of the first landing of its Loyalistgy settlers. Written and compiled by Peter John Stokes, a consulting restoration architect, perhaps best known for his work at Niagaraâ€" onâ€"theâ€"Lake and hiswarious publications. He has been in this area to evaluate and recomâ€" mend future uses of the Homer Watson House in Doon. Cruickshank assisted in compiling information for the book as well as taking photographs of present structures. John de Visser‘s color photography adds to the nNumerous black and white photos from archives and private collections. Not all gloss and glitz, there is invaluable information pertaining to the history of Prince Edward County, its architecture and settlers. Log cabins, barns and outer buildings, homes, businesses and churches comprise this survey taken from the beginning of Loyalist settleâ€" ment around 1800 until the end of the 19th century. A wide swath of architectural styles is represented: Hillside 1835 shows a then and i0 12 MARCH & 16719 MARCH 1988 °8 PM e THEATRE OF THE ARTS e UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO The World of Books now photo with lattice work and a twoâ€"storey trellis verandah. The West Lake Boarding School built of brick in the "Loyalist" style was a Quaker Girls‘ boarding school from 1814â€" 1869. It is now privately owned and may be seen from Highway 33 in Prince Edward County. The 1800 storeyâ€"andâ€"aâ€"half stone house in the village.of Wellington is believed to be the oldest house in the County still standing. The Octagonalâ€"shaped house never ceases to fascinate. A shortâ€"lived architectural fad, this eightâ€"sided home can be seen on Main Street in Picton. An extensive pictorial glossary of styles and types of chimneys, roofs, windows, doors and decorative mouldings is given along with architectural terms to aid the novice or seaâ€" soned architecture buff. Now, after many of the aesthetically pleasâ€" ing, architecturally prominent buildings have been destroyed, we continue to drag our heels to take the necessary steps to save and preserve our heritage. It‘s refreshing to note the eviâ€" dence of a heightened awareness and appreciaâ€" tion of past architecture being revived in many newly constructed buildings. "Born again" architects and builders are zealously reproducâ€" ing Gothic windows and doors, ornate porches, cedarâ€"shake roofs and log cabins. Peter Stokes will be in town to take part in a workshop offered by UW‘s Heritage Resources Centre. It will take place on March 3 and 4 in Siegfried Hall at St. Jerome‘s College. The Settler‘s Dream. Tom Cruickshank and Peter Stokes. 454 pages. "EXCELLENT QUALITY AND PRICE" MARCH _CHABLIS â€" white, PETITE SYRAH â€" red. . â€" Reserve Yours Now! , 6 Kitchener > se wimront Ave. £. T48â€"5411 â€" 240 vom Ha. $24â€"1624 MARCH 11 Friday 8:00 p.m. MARCH 19° Saturday 8:00 p.m. MARCH 23 Wednesday 8:00 p.m. MARCH 25 Friday 8:00 p.m. MARCH 30 Wednesday 8:00 p.m. MARCH 31 Thursday 8:00 p.m. KAMIL JUICES Wilfrid Laurier University FACULTY OF MUSIC ‘87â€"88 CONCERT SEASON WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY MARCH 2, 1988 â€" PAGE 17 And the price? 62000 SA one m 1 ~ .% "A $1 32 25 C ra»> L2 13. _~ > (Children 12 and under *8.00 Mdk? your reservation S (Children 12 and under $8.00 Make your reservation tomight, ENSEMBLE CONCERTS Phone 744â€"4141 Theatre Auditorium * St. John‘s Lutheran Church, Waterioo 10 17 24 4 | MORFE GOOD NEWS! A A A %dmission: Adults $5. Students/Seniors $3. High School Students free with 1. D Tickets available at the door Andrew MacDonald, guitar Per Oien, flute Peter Paul Koprowski, piano BRUNSWICK STRING QUARTET with Stan Fisher, clarinet Joseph Park, violin Paul Campbell, violin James Pataki, viola Paul Pultord, cello NUOVE ARTE Terry Kroetsch, Beth Ann deSousa, piano Carol Bauman, Lori West, percussion WLU FACULTY COMPOSERS Glenn Buhr, Director WLU CONTEMPORARY PLAYERS Glenn Buhr, Director WLU CHOIR Noel Edison, Director WLU BAROQUE & EARLY MUSIC ENSEMBLE Michael Purvesâ€"Smith, Director WLU WIND ENSEMBLE Michael Purvesâ€"Smith, Director WLU JAZZ ENSEMBLE Anthony Bender, Director WLU SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Victor Feldbrill, Director Ualhalla Imrrnm MONTH OF MARCH 12 Noon â€" Thursday Admission Free _ Theatre Auditorium King‘:nd Benton Sts. Kitchener â€" 744â€"4141 ȴ, i % ', (Vimâ€"Bon juice Co. ) More pop 1e§$ cost _ every day Distributor of