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"We have to evaluate things. It‘s as important as roads and sports and so on. I wouldn‘t have said it 10 years ago, but we can‘t afford to leave it to each of the other departments." Currently, engineering â€" and planning staff consider some of the environmental ramifications Projects, such as development agreements, have to be evaluated to see if they fit in with the idea of ~sustainable development" â€" usâ€" ing resources in such a way that it does not narrow the options for future generations. speech by Michael Keating, a former Globe and Mail journalist. Keating, addressing the region‘s Aquonex conference on water conservation, said munigipalities must take a larger role in adâ€" dressing environmental problems within their jurisdictions. "I think we have to start lookâ€" ing at all our bylaws and have them assessed for their environâ€" mental effects." We‘ll throw in a FAX! complete with telephone and answering machine built in. Forwell In the end, you get what you pay for. At Bert Dietrich‘s you are guaranteed value for your dollar. For instance . .. m Buy or lease the ® brother EM2000 Ee cce word processing 4 ( system complete | with "alle. * full Screen display f mt * * built in tutorial S e m( / for as little as $377 per day _ Cayy AND FOR $899 PAGE 10 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY MAY 17, 1989 Call or visit us at our Shiny New Showroom! 109 Ottawa St. S. â€" Kitchener, Ontario | ... _AE EO _ | "Waddaya Want For NO“‘lil‘lg?u BERT DietricH‘s BERT Dietrichn‘s OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALISTs (Continued from page 1) â€"601 1 Susan Forwell brother .'/’Z"" U S 7 n ~~â€"â€"â€"_ 94 poe / /"', xxx Now, as a politician with the ability to help do something to protect the environment Forwell, said she sees it as "my duty not just to react to things. I think you have to go the extra mile to be proâ€"active. "I thought we should highlight it and not just let it slip by," she said. Forwell, 39, traces her interest in the environment to reading Rache! Carson‘s "Silent Spring" at 15. "It really frightened me," she recalls. Forwell has been organizing a wide variety of events for the city to celebrate Environment Week June 4 to 10. Forwell said she would be preâ€" senting a motion to hire an environmental department head during this year‘s budget process. "‘There isn‘t anyone who is directly responsible for (protectâ€" ing our environment) now." of subdivision and other matters, but are already kept busy with dq;wdny business. We doa‘t jast sorvice OFFICE EQUIPMENT 310 KING ST. w. Kitchener w (Opposite Canada Trust) _ 744â€"9642 _ Mon. 1 1 B F2 0 irmnuman ° Corine‘s Gettox Men‘s FBSHBsRE! 113 Charles St. West 3rd Floor _ _ _ _ _ *A Kitchener _ 741.9548 (Victoria to Charles â€" enter off Charles) and plains. Latest gn i colours, 5&:?56 to 46. E t 8:‘?5“';" allored ts wni' new look, neat patterns Sports Jackets THE CROWNING GLORY IN LIGHTING 100% COTTON CLOTHING 211 wen:hua' § bored Concn styles (some Ule Pongo PB 3 ic From With this ad. 'mess! otteor ’§