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Melodee Martinuk Chronicle Staft If someone were to say to you that he had Celiac, would you know what he was talking about? Kay Ernst of the Caâ€" nadian Celiac Associaâ€" tion, Waterloo Region, wouldn‘t be surprised if you didn‘t â€" accordâ€" ing to Ernst the majorâ€" ity of Canadians have never heard of the disâ€" ease. ‘‘That‘s one of our biggest problems," she said, ‘"‘nobody knows a ew peopie Wiebeâ€" interview. "It‘s rather _ plans significant because it is _ factor: the largest piece of demol: vacant real estate for â€" opmenr redevelopment within â€" lot fo walking distance of â€"reside a furd Waterloo‘s core." sched1 The property has Ger been vacant for more ness than one vear Sale was â€" direct It may not be obvious from the weather, but the 130 women who attended the Kâ€"W Garden Club‘s annual spring fashion show Monday at the Waterioo Inn, now know that spring is definitely in the air. Here garden club member Betty Decarchik of Waterioo models one of the many spring and summer ensembles feaâ€" tured in the show. Fashions were provided by the Fashion Stop of Westmount Place. Melodee Martinuk photo John & Mary Retail & Wholesale mmMmmmndmgwnnmtdhudy.chmund. locally grown trees and shrubs 412 Cump Birch. . .. ... ... ... .. froma1L00 rfufl ‘ree! 4m'mmm4m Lindens, | s'-wum..‘,‘..‘.....,..mum Mountain 9â€"15° Blue Spruce & Austrian Pine . . . . from 16.00 â€" Austrian F 54 Fruit Trees. .. ... .. ... ... .. .. . from 1.00 Nest Spru Shrubs & Pyramidal Junipers .. . . . . . from 4. & 6. imus, Japa Ceder Hedging, Privet & Alpine Current. . from .806 _ ering Shr w”flmmu.,.‘m.«n Chemicals â€"FT. MOUNTBATTEN & SKY ROCKETS SPRING IS IN THE AIR SPECIAL 16â€"8â€"8 C.1.L. FERTILIZER Commercial "Golfgreen‘‘ large 25 nmsum Over 20,000 Trees from 2‘â€"20‘. 40 Acres of rees, Blue Spruce, Shrubs and Fruit Trees. p Birch. ... ... ... .. ... from$12.00 Fruit Trees, Maples, Oaks, Wainuts, .,mmwo Lindens, Locust, Flowering Crabs, mmum Mountain Ash, Flowering Aimonds, tGanws 4 Austrian Pine . . _ . from 1800 â€" Austrian Pine, Hoopsi â€" Alberta â€" Tree & Shrub Sale JOHN‘S NURSERY about this disease. We‘ve got to promote it and spread the word to those who suffer from it but don‘t know what they‘ve got." Celiac is what physiâ€" cians call a malabsorpâ€" tion disease, people who have it are unable to tolerate gluten, a protein found in wheat, rye, oats and barley. According to Ernst symptoms of the disâ€" ease vary from individâ€" ual to individual, but in most cases it results in severe abdominal disâ€" comfort accompanied No Sunday Morning Sates 10 Nest Spruce, Holly, Boxwood, Euonâ€" imus, Japanese Yews, Roses & Flowâ€" ering Shrubs, Cocoa Beans, Bark, Chemicals, Fertilizer, etc. by chronic diarrhea and a general wasting away of the body. _ _ Experts estimate that one person in 3â€" 4,000 suffers from ceâ€" liac, but Ernst said, ‘‘"we believe it is more common than we know .‘ the celiac association has been in existence for 11 years and is the parent group of the National organization. ‘"We were being deâ€" luged by people across Canada who wanted to get groups started in their own area," reâ€" called Ernst, who has been with the associaâ€" tion since its inception. Thanks to grants from the Waterloo Roâ€" tary Club and the A.R. Kaufman Foundation, the Kâ€"W group in 1981 was able to start esâ€" tablishing similar orâ€" ganizations across the country with the result that there are now 15 chapters of the Canaâ€" dian Celiac Association located in eight provâ€" inces. ‘"We‘re reaching out slowly, but surely," Ernst said. The goals of the assoâ€" ciation are twofold: to educate the public and to help people who have the problem, the group distributes gluâ€" tenâ€"free products to its members and provides a free counselling serâ€" vice. The association is presently trying to inâ€" crease awareness of the iliness in order to stimulate greater reâ€" search into its causes and cures. This Saturday the local chapter of the Canadian Celiac Assoâ€" ciation will be holding its first garage sale to raise funds for their program, at 9 Southâ€" wick PI., Waterloo. Anyone wishing to conâ€" tribute items to the sale are invited to drop them off at the Wallâ€" paper Supermarket, 680 Highland Road West, or call Ron Bloom at 743â€"3561. he local chapter of celiac association been in existence 11 years and is the Fully Guaranteed RR #1, Waterioo 664â€"2482 Second House from Wagner CGorner on Heidetberg Ad $14.00 ea. interview. "It‘s rather significant because it is the largest piece of vacant real estate for redevelopment â€" within walking distance of Waterloo‘s core." The property has been vacant for more than one year. Sale was handled through reâ€" ceivers Dunwoody and Company but the purâ€" chase price was not disclosed. Brass & GlassFt Wiebe said initial and more f; When funeral services are needed, more _ completed and renovated facilities and and more families are calling the Edward reasonable prices have kept us growing R. Good Funeral Home. Our experienced throush the years. We appreciate J'our directors are noted for their personal confidence â€" and look forward to and professional attention to every continuing our tradition of respected detail. This along with our newly service to the community. 30- ‘;: Ez 10!{ § _ PS P L e Ces ®eE CC Mark Erb When funeral services are needed, more and more families are calling the Edward R. Good Funeral Home. Our experienced directors are noted for their personal and professional attention to every detail. This along with our newly essential to the uncluttered look in _ Ne# modern dooou:g Cering mount and hanging styles are inclu in the and they are all being offered at spocmn reduced prices for a hmited time only‘ ON SALE WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! SALE ENDS APRIL 3J0TH, 1983 *Of! our everyday low prices â€" Butbs extra Increasingly Preferre Paul Good plans called for the factory building to be demolished with develâ€" opment of the fourâ€"acre lot for multiâ€"family residential purposes scheduled for 1986. Gerry O‘Neil, busiâ€" ness development director for the city of Waterloo called the purchase ‘"a great plus for the city, whether it is leased or redeveâ€" loped for residential ontinued from page 3) Jim Erb WwATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, APRiL 20. Eqaward Good Funeral Home Limited é 171 King Street South, Waterloo â€" 745â€"8445 Northdale Auto Body COH'pS‘t:’S:ollmon and Refini Service 430 Albert Street,Waterioo Scott Thomlison Hours: Mon..Wed. 9:30â€"6 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. 9:30â€"9 Sat. 9:30â€"6 p.m. Westmount Place inside Mait Westmount Rd. & Erb St. 3 Light Codting Mount Fixture Polished Brass. Bronze Giass Meq 50 98 SAVE 12.99 SAVE 19.99 c# Mark Erb c growIn? 1983 â€" PAGE 9