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"---T'llD-BlZ Trillium Computer Introduces Hide-Away 20 The first Canadian-designed and assembled IBM compatible hard disk on a card, the Hide-Away 20, has been introduced by Water- Ioo's Trillium Computer Resources Inc The Hide-Away 20 is a 2bmegabyte hard disk mounted with a controller card in a shielding bracket. The unit allows storage expansion without any front slot sacrifice because it hides entirely inside the computer. One and one-half expansion slots on the motherboard is all the space required and a standard PC power supply is all the power required. You simply plug it in. The Hide-Away 20 is the first subsystem of its kind to be designed and assembled in Canada which accounts for the competitive retail price of $1,500. Canadian origins and production also result in favourable availabili- ty tor Canadian consumers, "It's the ideal solution for those who have grown attached to their two f1oppies," says Bob Reimer, Trillium’s president and founder. "For some, it means more storage in machines that seemed to have reached their limits. For others it means enough room for tape backup." Reimer adds, "The Hide-Away 20 sells for less than some 10 megabyte versions from the States. Furthermore, its unique design will allow us to enhance the 20 megabyte system to 30 megabytes by simply cGnding the con- troller board." The Hide-Away 20 could be considered Canada's ultimate business card. Total com- patibility and high reliability along with an excellent warranty make the Hide-Away 20 an important new product in IBM PC compati- blés. Just another Employee Over 50 percent of employable disabled people in Canada are without work. Although the unemployment problem of Canada's dis- abled people is complex, an important step in addressing this issue is the recognition of the ability of the disabled person. 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OWAYEMOO I ONTARIO CANADA N2.) 3Htb O The' Waterloo Region Social Resources TEEHnfDLrlrN BUSINESS PHPIH (519) 886-2410 council is presenting a one-day centerence on the employment of physically disabled per- sons: Just Another Employee, Wednesday, March 26, 1986, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Valhalla The conference planning committee has included representatives from both the busi- ness and social service communities including Mutual Life, Hewlett-Packard, Bell Canada, Allen-Bradley, Electrohome, the Handicapped Employment Program and the Canadian Hearing Society. The conference will provide a positive, pragmatic view of hiring employ- ees who have a physical disability. The program will be relevant to chief executive officers and to personnel and production man- agers. Inn Keynote speakers during the day will include the Honurable William Wrye, Minister of Labour and Jim Rankin, vice-president of Westinghouse Consulting and Development Group. . 'rifiecrognizing the capability of physically disabled people is a leadership platform which all managers will be adopting in the Iles. . -Firiaritionas intormistioii, contact David A. Dirks. Senior Planner. UW presents economic forecast The University of Waterloo's annual fore- cast of how the Canadian economy will function in 1986, will be presented at the seventh annual forecasting seminar, "Wat. Fore. Canada 1986," Mon., Mar, 17. The seminar will begin at 7:30 p.m., in the auditorium, third floor, optometry building (on the north side of Columbia, west of Phillip - parking available nearby in "O" lot.) The public is invited to attend; in the past these seminars have attracted good turnouts from the business and financial community in both Kitchener-Waterloo and Cambridge. Speakers at this year's seminar will be John Grant, chief economist and director, Wood Gundy, on "A General Economic Outlook; " J. Alex Murray, dean of the School of Business and Economics, Wilfrid Laurier University, on "Consumer Intentions and the Canadian Economy," and James Brox, UW economics professor, whose computer model of the Canadian economy will be used to make the forecast. Three neighbors what a difference (NC) - Financial Planning! We hear those words bandied about a great deal today. ln fact, someone asked me recently, "just what is financial planning, any- way? My response was quite simple: "lt's taking the assets you have. . . and earn . . . and getting the best possible value out of them by reduc- ing your taxes, and increasing your investment return, without reducing your standard of living." V That's my idea. Maybe yours different. To illustrate to my questioner, I used the following example, which is based on factual past-perfor- mance. The figures are indeed past- performance, and cannot be denied. Ten years ago, three neighbors all decided they were going to save SKI) per month. However, they each chose a different method of putting those savings to work. 7 Neighbor I chose to save in a sav- ings account at the bank. '. - - Neighbor' called in a rtrtartcial planner who suggested that he go to his unit. borrow $10.” @ l2% interest requiring $1.200 per year to be paid in interest. or Sim monthly. He then advised that the M0,000 borrowed be invested into that same mutual fund - Taurus fund, Neighbor 2 chose to save SIOO a month and invest it into a mutual fund called Taurus fund. SPRING SWIMMING [ESSOIIS LCC. 10 am. - 2 pm. (Registration numbers distributed starting at 9 am.) 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The bank saver had seen his $12,000 (SIOO monthly) grow to over$19,000, The Taurus fund saver had seen his SI00 monthly grow to over $35,000. But the man who had listened to his financial planner hadn't really saved Sl00 monthly. Because he was in the 35% tax bracket (as most or- dinary Canadians are), and because he borrowed to invest, the Govern- ment gave him a tax deduction of $35 on each $l00 paid in interest, making his "true cost" (after the tax rebate) only $65 per month. And . . . after repaying the MO,000 Ioan, he was left with 'l03.000. Which would you rather be? Bank saver ... $12,000 saved . . .value $19,000. Fund investor . . . Sl2,000 saved . . .S35,000 value. Borrower . . . $7.800 true savings ... (after tax deductions) ... 'l03,000 value. Maybe financial planning is worthwhile! For a FREE "Intuition showing the above ftgures, at tor "Taurus $100 monthly" AND "Taurus 810,000" and write: Paul J. Rectal. 153 Union St. E., Watonoo. Ontario, tt2d tC4. PAUL J. 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