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W2 _ The Waterioco Chromicle, Wednesday, November 29, 1967 created for little dears . . . and BIG DEARS too! Waterloo Square ART PALECZNY‘S CAREER OF EFFECTIVE CIVIC LEADERSHIP â€"â€" He took a stand and made a decision on the store closing byâ€"law favoriny shoppers. â€" _ e enconraged the development of housing projects in an effort to alleviate the shortage. â€"â€" He spearheaded the development of industry in Waterloo with the purchase of more industrial land and the hiring of an industrial commissioner. He is actively involved in continuing industrial expanâ€" sion. â€" _ He established a unit levy for new subdivisions so that Waterloo tax payers will not have to pay the full price of growth. â€" _ He promoted a policy of street widenings and extensions to keep pace with the growth of the community. â€"â€" He was the first in the area to promote a regional government for the Waterloo Area. He strongly favours a revamping off our preâ€" sent system so that we might take advantage of economies‘resulting from larger units of government. He is not tied down to a salaried job (selfâ€"employed in his own business) and is the ONLY MAN WHO CAN GIVE THE MAYOR‘S DUTIES THE TIME AND EXPERIENCE THEY DESERVE. â€" _ He was instrumental in the development of the city‘s recent purâ€" chase of 25 acres of park land, the construction of a new library, chapel, fire hall, bandshell and swimming pool. â€" _ He took positive action with every transportation difficulty durâ€" ing his term of office resulting in a doubling of the miles travelled and passengers carried by Waterloo Gas buses. â€"â€" _ Waterloo‘s Mayor for the past 2 years and a member of Waterloo City Council for 8 consecutive years. He is free to devote time and energy to the task of being Mayor. bLOMMLG t0OGs C HIL D RE NS WE A AR Art Paleeczny has been a real part of the growth years of Waterloo. PALECZNY For best selection Get in fast Don‘t hesitate. The widest che Now you‘ll se Better get he: Instantly, choice here MAYOR OF WATERLOO ART PALECZNY SH 45122 REâ€"EFLECT Oldsters Entertained loo branch of the Royal Canaâ€" dian Legion were hosts to about 100 senior citizens of the dropâ€"in centre at a turkey dinner last Thursday. O. W. (Mike) Wei&@el, of El mira, former MP, spoke to the group on the advantages and opportunities for service as one grows older. He said cheerfulâ€" ness and thanksgiving will enâ€" rich even those without good health. A centennial movie of Toronto was shown by Roy Musselman. The Senior Citizen‘s Dropâ€"In Centre is open from 15 p.m. Monday to Friday. We, the undersigned, do heartily endorse the nomâ€" inaiton of E. W. BAKER to the elected office of alderman in the City of Waterloo. James S. Bauer â€" _ on MESTON 28 Regina N. Arthur Paleczny Mayor, City® of Waterloo Allan P. Schendel Waterloo Retail Merchant Albert G. Schmidt President, Waterloo Branch, The Royal Canadian Joseph Doerner Alderman, City of Waterloo Kenneth B. Raymond President, Waterloo Minor Hockey Ass‘n, Dr. K. D. Fryer Professor, University of Waterloo Robert D. Henry * Chairman, Waterloo Community Service Board __ Former Mayor, City of Waterko Kenneth C. Buss President, Kâ€"W Naval Veterans Ass‘n. Waterloo First and Foremost. For all the Magazines â€"â€" Pocket Noveis â€"â€" C o2 HardOovu‘sh&hl‘h TRADE 2 F 1 We Have The Lowest Prices FOR MAYOR â€" YVOTE BOOK EXCHANGE Taxpayers ... Open 9 am. til} 10 p.m. BAKER