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Waterloo show the p ”Wm" to 106,579 by 11. P l.' + + I by the Regional Municipality of development department show. Between 1979 and 1988, Waterâ€" loo grew rapidly. The population increased by 18,523 people â€" that‘s a 36 per cent increase. That‘s exactly what Bitzer‘s best friend did. Bitzer remembers the night they talked about it. The next day his friend signed up. Perhaps the best known inciâ€" Yet more record growth We‘re still in a boom, figures compiled by the city‘s economic scription came up, some said instead of fighting it they might as well volunteer. They knew sooner or later they‘d be called up. Through it all, the Germanâ€"Caâ€" nadian community â€" remained largely united, said Bitzer. ‘"The mood was not in favor of the war. enemy side, but they were not in favor of the combat." There were not a lot of volunâ€" teers for the war from the comâ€" munity at first. Bitzer they camped, while the Ameriâ€" cans entered the city at night to claim the credit. marching five days and five nights they reached Rome. There given the glory after they had outperformed the British or American armies. He cites another example. After Furzer still gets angry when he thinks about the Canadian role in the war. From what he saw, it Furzer ‘"Then when the matter of conâ€" A ceremony to raise awareness of wars going on around the world will be held Saturday at noon at Speaker‘s Corner, Kitchener. Organized by the Social Justice Action Group of University of Waterloo, the ceremony is being billed as "to remember is to end all war." Included will be testimony from visitors and members of the Kâ€"W community who have been involved or witnessed struggles from South Honor the dead Ending all war ceremony it in a boom, figures _ A report to council noted the fme record of $160.1 million, set (Continued from page A11) (Continued from page A11) ) obligations to the of the falien and to local needs of ummmmu Ynfl:hd”fimwuflndflm you to mail a cheque to the Kitchenerâ€"Waterâ€" loo Fund, 21 Regina St. N., Waterloo, Ont., N2J 229. you wish to a wreath at the Cenotaph Sat., Nov.lldlwn‘:. e&m%?-mwm,w place your order for either a $35 or etcraft Wreath. We ask you to wear a poppy in Remembrance and to participate in the Remembrance Day Services Sat., Nov. 11, % 10:30 am. at the Cenotaphs in either Kitthener or We will be most greatful for your assistance.. Joseph Oberholzer, Chairman Kâ€"W Poppy Committee i on Lo L PC CCE RmnE ARAMIVEH UEC population increase creates new. in 1986, opporhxnifiuiormflandu; In 1988 there was an increase of vice sector businesses. . _/ _ _ 365,863 square feet of commercial In Waterloo, building activity space; 1,117,500 square feet of has continued at a record pace. industrial space, but no new d '22 munt.fi'r?a i veee ) buildings. K: x9 $30,704,415, or ce M _ university) buildi 1987‘s 3141.65’.360 to 2. $172,271,775 in 1988. However, there were institution The total permit value of 1988 permits issued for $7.8 million in was $12.2 millionyover the allâ€" renevations. But with the outbreak of the war, the name became to some a symbol of the enemy. The camâ€" paign grew until the name was changed to celebrate a British war hero. The two communities wrestled for control of city council throughâ€" out the war. When a name change seemed imminent, a group of councillors approached Waterloo and asked them to merge with Berlin under the Waterloo name. Waterloo voters turned down that dent of First World War was the agitation by some to change Berâ€" lin‘s name. Berlin, of course, was a symbol of quality when stamped whether in Germany or the Twin Netherlands, and received a herâ€" o‘s welcome. The Regiment has been invited back to celebrate next year, but Furzer said he cannot afford to go. Today, he deliberately avoids thinking about the horrors of that war. Furzer stares out the window, avoiding eye contact. But his voice breaks, betraying his emoâ€" France and the Netherlands. The Perth Regiment freed Friesland, "You can‘t remember it or it Remembrance Week and Day remind us of the © Mhm_mdmlknnlbhdnfld lent resistance to lowâ€"level flights. That resis tance has resulted in hundreds of arrests of Innu. Also speaking, will be Leshy Paynter, who has worked against apartheid in South Africa with such people as Steven Biko. Rolando Covm,n?hiiispinoyouth,willtalkabouttbe continuing civil war and human rights violaâ€" tions in the Philippines. Erin Fletcher, a community worker with Waterloo‘s Global Community Centre, will ?‘&abouttheimplimfioud‘thoendof icaragua‘s ceaseâ€"fire on the upcoming elecâ€" tions in that nation. ol iy K Speakers are also expected from the Kâ€"W native community, Veterans Against Nuclear Arms, and from the Kâ€"W Guatemalan communâ€" between nations for world premacy in trade." But looking back at the "Great War" of 1914â€"1918, Bitzer said he learned some things from his experiences. "I realized all wars were trade wars. It wasn‘t a war for freedom of speech or anything like that. It was purely a war partly because they were preâ€" pared for it, and partly because former Berlin resident William ‘l‘nllhndgnundulundmgoftho munity had a much easier time of it in the Second World War â€" all of a sudden they‘re not there no more. I remember losing two real good buddies. "I don‘t glorify war â€" no bloody way. It‘s not something to glorify. Killing another person. What good is it? ‘There‘s mhm“ negotiate now. But our war was a different war. Our war had to be fought or the whole world would have been enaslaved." you‘ve been with four years and would drive you nuts. 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