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Try reading! I know people who boast that they haven‘t read a single book since Grade 8, except for the ones they‘ve been forced to read in English. That‘s terrible, absolutely terrible. For those people, as well as for everyone else: reading is an experience that can be enjoyed, when you‘re doing it for yourself. Reading is not boring. The trick is to read a book about something that interests you. That‘s all there is to it. Books exist for every possible kind of taste or preference â€" science fiction, fantasy, horror, suspense, murder/mystery, humor â€"â€" the list of different genres goes on and on. And reading is important. Literacy counts. Your life will be richer, believe me Nathan Ng What‘s the first thing you do when you get home? Do you sit down in the parlour and flick on that tried and trusted evening friend, the TV? Do you watch more than an hour of TV a day? If you do, then you share a nasty habit with many of your friends. You could be doing a lot of better things than watching TV. I declare this week the Official Week of Not Watching Television. But now that you‘re not going to spend hours and hours in front of the tube, whatever are you going to do? | "enter another dimension" PAGE A14 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1991 WOOFER + MYLAR MIDRANGE » POLMAMDE TWEETER WITH REARO: FLzD COOLNG « 150 WATTS MAxgiLid PER SPEACER SALE PRICE + 67 x 9" JwA + Eon Suicide Survivors‘ Support Group will meet at the Ratzâ€"Bechtel Family Centre, 621 King St. West, Kitchener, on Monday, March 4, from 7â€"8:30 p.m. and will meet every other Monday from 7â€"8:30 p.m. â€" Phone 745â€"9495 \@ funeral home, chapel and Family Centre 621 King West, Kitchener Phone 745â€"9495 SERVING WATERLOO REGION SINCE 1925 And if you can‘t decide what you should read, here‘s + DNGTAL REAOY + AUTO REVERSE + POWER TUNER + £ 1 A. + 30 SI&NON MEMORY PhESET + DOLay 8« CD OR AT_ NPUTS + GOLD PLATED Mmmm-s&tm-wm:ms&m.z.&n + BASSTREBLE » LOUONESS + l LAL TAPE + EY OFF RELEASE + 5 wATTS 00 WATTS PER CWeneL) TA BDalzâ€"Bechlel ANNOUNCEMENT delta sound Itd. 60 Bathurst Dr., Unit 17 Waterioo, Ont. N2V 249 CKER TAL 2 200 WAIT AMS + 4 CHANMNEL SRDGEARLE PoweR AMPLAER * GOLD PLATED rca conmectors + LOW LEVEL NPUT CONTROL + MONGSTEREO YOICE CO â€" 100 WATTS RMS PER SPEAKCER 200 WAT TS MbAJGIMUMM PER SPEAKER BARIUM MAGNET â€" 7° DELTA DS15â€"154 149 cernreo Cheque srom noony * | se SALE PRICE @ EACH $399 439 747â€"9471 SALE PRICE SALE PRICE â€"Madonna, M. C. Hammer, Phil Collins, Sinead O‘Conâ€" nor, and others will be at St. David on Thursday (not really) for the Much Music Dance. Celtic basketball and volleyball teams are involved in playoff action this week. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .. "Lifé is a cabaret old chum; come to the cabaret." Yes, it is that time of the year again. St. David students present another fine display of acting ability. Auditions for Cabaret have already begun. Students will be performing song, dance, and comedy routines before the watchful eyes of Mr. Tell, Mrs. Vincent and Mrs. Matlock. Cabaret will be staged May 6â€"10 at St. David and will have a dinner/theatre format. Patrons will enjoy a fine meal and then sit back, relax, and enjoy the show! _ what you do. Go to our library sometime. It‘s at the end of the first floor, in case you‘ve forgotten. Walk in. You‘ll see that our library is full of books and magazines, and flustered people photocopying things. Harass Mr. Derksen into recommending something that‘s appropriate for you. He‘ll be more than happy to do so. Why, he‘ll probably even smile. If you‘re too shy to talke to Mr. Derksen, you can try asking a teacher instead. If you can‘t find what you want in the school library, don‘t forget to try the local public libraries. Tenants â€" Landlords We want your views on RentControl St. David 22 You can obtain the full discussion paper on rent control. Free. We welcome your written comments and suggestions. 3 You can attend public meetings which will be held in \ Barrie. Etobicoke, London, Ottawa, Toronto, Sudbury and Windsor throughout March. If you wish to speak, please call the number below. ( This opportunity will obviously be limited by space and time.) l A newsletter summary of the main rent control issues will be delivered to most apartments during the next few days. It gives you a way to get back to the government with your views. If you don‘t get one, just tell us 2 You can obtain the full discussion paper on rent control. Free. We welcome vonr written commentcand ersanctiae. To help us do that, we will meet with tenant and landlord associations, municipalities and other interested groups across the province. We would like to hear from you by April 5, please Also when the proposed rent control law is introduced, you may appear before a legislative committee to make your views known. You can help the Ontario Government develop a new rent control law by letting us know your views. Because both tenants and landlords want to settle the rent control Issue without delay , we want to have a rent control law in place within a vear. But most important, we want to hear from you Here‘s how you can make your views known: Contact us for information or materials by phoning tollâ€"free: 1â€"800â€"461â€"6767 Ontario Movie night is tomorrow and the feature is Young Guns II. Movie time is 7:30 p.m., and it‘s free with any current e Danzt: c?r‘hd fast approaching The Aâ€"Thon is fast ing on March 12, from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. Pledge sheets can be picked up in the Activity Office. There are over 35 prizes that can be won for the most money raised. Darlene Evans . I hope everyone enjoyed the Valentine‘s Day assembly, Special thanks to all passengers and crew on the Love Boat. Our Raiders‘ teams have done well this season. Our Senior Girls‘ Volleyball team played Grand River on Thursday night but unfortunately lost a tough match. The Junior Boys‘ Basketball team plays in the quarterâ€"finals on Thursday. The Raiders‘ hockey team, which is tied for first place with the St. Mary‘s Eagles, played Glenview Park last Thursday and took the game 9â€"3. They advance to the semiâ€"finals and are currently in a bestâ€"ofâ€"three series with Grand River. Goalie Joel Graham said, "If we keep our heads in the game and play hard, we should do really well." Thanks, Joel, and good luck, guys, in the rest of the playoffs. Check the announcements for times and locations of their upcoming games. . _ Ministry of Housing KCI rds eunaiieeepnenee t