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PAGE 22 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 1989 Twelve year old Sherri and her family have moved to Alberta where Sherri‘s father has taken a new job in a packing plant. Moving is a way of life for Sherri, whose father regularly takes a job, becomes disillusioned, quits and moves on. Sherri makes friends at school, but realizes she cannot share their permanent lifestyle or their solid roots. Her friend Lori lives on a ranch and competes in rodeo shows, attends community picnics and events. Jamie, has a socially troubled family, lives in a trailer and like her, moves on. Bernard will be spending his first summer working with grown men on a ranch. After a year‘s stay, Sherri‘s father announces they are moving again, this time to Calgary where she will be in the first year junior high. Author McClintock does not mince words when dealing with teenage language, feelings and attitudes. She deals with racism from the viewpoint of parents, school and students. An excellent book for the teen reader who is attending our multiâ€"cultured schools, where compassion, tolerance and acceptance must prevail. Ages 12 and up. Sixtyâ€"four, Sixtyâ€"five. Norah McClintock. 156 p. pa $9.95 McClelland & Stewart. When the dark skinned Orlando Verdad moves to a predominantly white neighborhood in a WASP section of Montreal, he learns that he must cope with racism in its worst form. Set in the socially turbulent sixties, when racial problems reached explosive heights, the story revolves around three teenage girls and their friends. The main character is 16â€"yearâ€"old Cally who befriends Orlando. When they begin to date, she is caught in the middle of a racial problem. The pace T:.itkem when Orlando makes the basketball team, and under the leadership of the cruel Pete violence erupts at Advertising helps good things happen. Reading for teens &AAA i/ GALG UAAA / o o o â€" Leadership? _ D Excellence? _ C Courage? 2 Dedication? C Initiative? C Selflessness? How do you meéasure... a joint community project of â€"â€"Z~, | utstanding contributions to the quality of life in our | O | communities are being made everyday by young â€"â€"‘citizens. Do you know someone between the ages of 6 and 18 who has demonstrated selfless service, overcome a physical or psychological limitation, performed an act of heroism, shown initiative, or simply a dedication to the wellâ€"being of those around them? Someone who has more than "measured up" in their commitment to others? You can help Canadian Airlines International and the Ontario Community Newspapers Association honour that special someone by nominating them for an Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Award. Every nominee receives a _ _ certificate and up to 12 individuals and one group will be the recipients of a plaque presented by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, $200.00 and a family portrait with the Lieutenant Governor. Nominations are accepted up to October 31st, 1989. ‘‘Today‘s Youth ... making a measurable difference." Ontario NoMINATION Forms Junior Citizen are available by contacting of the Year ie ce rmonie Waterioo Chronicle 886â€"2830 Awards Program Canadi&n Canadian Airtines International mobile society. Ages 9â€"12. Prairie Pictures. Shirlee Smith Matheson. 111 p. $9.95 McClelland &.Stcvlrt. # Along The Shore is the second collection of short stories in the fourâ€"volume series by Lucy Maud Montgomery. The first volume, Akin To Anne: Tales of Other Orphans, was published last year. Both volumes contain stories which Rea Wilmshurst "found" in scrapbooks in the attic of Montgomery‘s birthplace on PEI. The sea is the backdrop to this collection of stories: The Magical Bond of the Sea, tells of a Racicot Harbour girl who was adopted by millionaire summer cottagers. When Nora goes t live with them in the US she cannot forget her old life. In Mackereling Out in the Gulf, two young men vie for the love of Mary Stella, who waits on shore. 4 In The Waking of Helen, artist Robert Reeves finds unexpected beauty on the island shore of a large bay. Stories to evoke a way of life, that has almost disappeared. Romantic, fierce and lonely, like the sea itself. For teen and adult readers. Along the Shore: Tales of the Sea. L.M. glontgomery. McClelland & Stewart. 302 n. 19.95 these moves in her stride. She says goodbye to her friends and cheerfully awaits her new life in another place. , 7 W 15+ Sherri does not appear upset, she‘s taken all World of Books Marg Zavaros 10 sasa en PR vAUUERINJONIOT P1 Single Concert _ Adults $8 â€" _ Student/ Senior $ Special concert February 11, 1990 (Waterloo and Guelph) FESTIVE MUSIC FOR CHOIR AND BRASS ; sponsored by John Sutherland and Sons Ltd. Look ft Well.mgtan' Winds brochures or for more infirmrt.ion. 79â€"3097 669â€"1327 mls * Series and single tickets are available at concerts. 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