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She did not really understand that pull, until she found that her greatâ€"great grandfather, John Henry Schmidt, came here at the age of one, the son of an itinerant preacher in a tall hat and tails, John Henry was a newspaperman. He worked for the Waterâ€" loo Chronide in the 18705 and ‘80s. Then, in retirement, he miOMfimhwmmomebhm family is a writer," she laughed, "so it must be his influence that is making me do this." We are all, she said, "in recovery from industrialization." |mmmmwmmmdm for money, with no regard for the values of their lives, now or in For all her hard work as a Waterloo Chronicle carrier, Catherine will receive a gift certificate from Domino‘s Pizza. in the future, Catherine would like to be an art teacher She enjoys playing soocer and volleyball and she likes to draw. 'jgrfcvoflovnedonmtom Yukon and her favorite movie is The Cdmbhmhnfilyu!mdhorlavmwhoolubjedb Nineâ€"yearâ€"old Catherine Mcintyre is this week‘s Waterioo Chronicle "carrier of the week". 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Box 40091 75 King St. South Waterioo Ontario N2J4V1 The three sections of Jane Buchan‘s book set out her areas of concern and her findings within them: Environmental Transforâ€" mation, Social Transformation, and Personal Transformation: ce ating home, peace, and community. She was surprised to find how much they parallel one another. "Tenacious people have kept alive their visions. I wanted to document that." Judith Miller is an associate professor of English at Renison College at University of Waterloo. uts Buchan told me that her book " grew out of a compukion," out of something she had to do. Much of what she found in * southwestern Ontario needed to be f recorded and shared. She said she had to give up the idea that someone else would do it. She decided to accept the responsibility for helping to connect people. This book is partly a test, to see if "the dimate is right for a regional publishing house." 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