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"('il;t'a";i'o"s'u-;j'\'rersity and college population should not be stripped of its right to vote in municipal elections, Waterloo aldermen decided Monday night. Chronicle Staff The stronglyâ€"worded message is the city‘s reply to a provincial advisory committee studying muncipal elections. The committee‘s interim report, which council slowly dissected at their weekly meeting Monday, suggested that enumeration take place in May and June and that persons voting in municipal elections be required to reside in the city for at least six months prior to election day in October. Such rules would obviously wipe out thousands of student voters in Waterloo. We as a city council would like the students to be able to continue voting municipally in the city of Waterloo. We must oppose this," said Ald. Andrew Telegdi. â€" â€" e The city‘s response was a welcome one to University of Waterloo Student Federation representative Ian Mitchell, who had no problem at all convincing council to oppose the recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Municipal Elections. Council also opposed the issuance of tax credits for contributing money to municipal candidates. The provincial committee had recommended the provision of municipal tax credits be modelled after the Election Finances Act (Ontario). However, a 4â€"4 split vote of council caused Waterloo to not act upon the provincial recommenâ€" dation. Waterloo aldermen also voted against a recommendation which would allow a Waterloo mayorial candidate to spend $5,500 for campaign expenses plus 50 cents per elector. Similarly, all other candidates would be allowed to spend $3,500 plus 50 cents per elecâ€" tor. According to city treasurer Tom Stockie this would allow mayorality candidates to spend up to $30,500 and all other candidates up to $28,500. o S Co The majority of aldermen present Monday said they had spent less than $3,000 on their 1985 election expenses. Statement shows PENCRESEAL.. Trwy a Premiamm Rust Protection. *E s & % WARR Oil Base Does Not Drip From *‘49°" Retards Existing Rust on NEew cane __ city‘s concern for student vote «TESTED for 750+hrs. in Sait Spray. »TESTED for 1000+hrs. in Condensing Humidity. »TESTED at â€"20° for Cracking. »TESTED with Detergent for Wash Off Resistance. â€"«OVER 100 Ontario Dealers to Serve You! Conestoga Mail shoppers were treated to the eighth annual Cavaicade of Saftety displays last weekend. in photo, Paul Hayes of Waterioo North Hydro informs shoppers about electrical hazards. * â€"PENCRESEAL SAFETY SHOW Raytheon Canada goes all out to boost United Way totals Chronicle Staff With $147,000 in pledges already in, United Way‘s 1986 fundâ€"raising drive is right on target, according to local campaign organâ€" ‘‘*Although most employee campaigns are just in progress, the pledges we have received to date have been very encouraging," said campaign chairman Sonja Carney. To date our returned pledges have met our targets and we are hopeful this early enthusiâ€" asm and support will continue through the rest of the campaign."‘ The Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo United Way has set a campaign target of $1,825,000 this year, representing a 9â€"perâ€"cent increase over the 1985 achievement. The 1986 goal, the largest in the history of the local United Way, will fund the activities of 34 participating agencies, including four organizations which will reâ€" ceive funding for the first time. WATERLOO CHRONICLE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1986 â€" PAGE 5 COLUMBIA AVUTO SERVICE Columbia St. at Phillip Waterioo 885â€"3520 Thompson explained that just three years ago, contributions by Raytheon employees to United Way hovered at the $2,000 markâ€"this year the company‘s goal has been set at $14,000, and the Raytheon‘s campaign organâ€" izers predict that when their campaign ends this week they‘ll be near that mark. To foster support for United Way, they‘ve decorated the company‘s Phillip Street plant with United Way banners and flags, organized competiâ€" tions between departments for the most pledges received and offered chances at special prizes. & United Way‘s 1986 campaign will conclude October 31. Doing its share to help United Way reach its goal is Waterloo‘s Raytheon Canada, which United Way executive director John Thomp son calls "one of thereal success stories of the last few years." â€" ANNUAL APPLICATION 1. Motor Well 2. Hood Seams (in & out) 3. Inside Fenders 4. Inside Quarter Panel 5. Inside Door Panel 6. Inside Rocker Panel 7. Trunk Seams 8. Deck Lid Seams (in & out) 9. Compliete Under Side