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Mu 2 - nuance mm. vacuum“, FM$tUA$tV tt. 1.1 Final Dana Ior Payrnom Without Panany Add“ WARD NO. , (North Ward) Fabruary 17m WARD NO 2 that Ward) Fabruary 18th WARD NO 3 (South Ward) ' February 19th WARD KO. a (West Ward) February 20m BUSINESS TAX _ (All Wards) February 20th Additional Houra tor Payrnam As an added convomanca for making paymonL The Tax Depttrtmatrtt wnll remarn open until 5 30 p m 'l'l " due dates. February 17th. 18m. 19th and th You haven't got a great deal unless you get a great car in the deal. B-k Service Centre has both. Our 1981 GLC prices start at just 5,090. And we've got a wide selection of 3 - and S-door models. including the new GLC Decor and the exciting 1981 GLC Sport. It! “on COMPARE OUR NEW FRONT WHEEL DRIVE MAZDA GLC WITH HONDA, DATSUN tt TOYOTA. THEN COMPARE OUR DEAL RA McKee Tax Colloctou THE MORE YOU LOOK, THE MORE too LIKE OF WATERLOO " UNIVERSITY AVE. E. - 885-5090 SALES O'SERVICE O PARTS 0 LEASING tCom'muod hom n. 1) funding of local school board cons to so per- He charged the Tory government has got any with lower funding of school boards by grunting more an- tonomy in return, but to the detriment of educa- tion on the whole The government has been condemned by a committee of the legis- lature for licencing the Other issues, accord- ing to Epp, are regional government and resolu~ tion of the dilemma many Ontario investors find themselves in with the collapse of Re-Mor Investment Manage- ment Corp Epp out to defeat Tories mow firm is! can bankrupt and took the savings of hundreds of people with it, including over 20 people in " terloo North riding. Though not an Issue lo- cally, Epp said regional government Is a major concern in such places as Hamilton, Muskoka, Cambridge 3nd Hal- As for Re-Mor. he said a Liberal government would immediately "pay the investors the money they lost because of the negligence of the dirnand-Norfolk Epp said there should be a realignment of powers in regional go- vernment. so that some municipalities won't be "left impotent." Davis "wnll suffer with Conservatives," Epp said, due to his $bttiF port of Trudeau and less- than-total support of the previous Conservative Mario Uterus hold to the same position as Premier Bill Davis on the constitution - and he can't see it as an issue _ he nonetheless predict- ed Dava's position will cost him votes with tra- ditional Tory sup- porters Some Conservatives will also be miffed. Epp said, at treasurer Frank Miller's criticism of the budget of Joe Clark's go- vernment prior to the last federal election While Epp "" the MPG.' o MAZDA . VOLVO . BMW ttt'eemmett in Ottawa E» and In campaign in Waterloo North will revolve aloud "don; a lot of canvassing and meeung as many people as 1 can BT This " Epp's second provincial campaign In the last election of,lune, 1909. he handily defeated Conservative candndate Bob Gramlow, former mayor of Wellesley, by over 5,000 votes, garner- mg M) percent of the bal- lots cast, 7 Keith Rae, assnstant registrar at Wilfrid Laurier University, will be his campaign manager Waterloa‘ alderman Mary Jane Mewhmney came in third for the 6.1 L/lOOkm' NDP, trailing Epp by jun .08 ',000 vows. The Liberals are cur- rently the official op position at Quea's Part with M elected members The NDP lave 33 and the Proves snve Conservatives hold so seats in a minority go- vemment position The Waterloo County Board of Education has announced the amount- ment of Ray w Ward as Superintendent of Edu- cational Services. effee tive August I, 1981, Board of appointment Ward was the unam- mous chouce for the pos" non of a selection com- mittee comprised oi trustees. staff and of- flcnals of the Board Educational Services IS a re-orgaruzatron of the present divisions of Pro- gram and Educational Services HIS appointment is subject to ratification by the Board at its regular meeting on Feb, 19. and also the approval of the Minister of Education