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We dn canighertieie ChWATERL()O l BHE Chronicle 135th Y Advertising supplements delivered with tonight‘s Waterloo Chronicle: Buskers Carnival program, Elmira Downtown*. _ 100 puglit \|BRARC Crossword ............. Entertainment ........ \â€" _ *Selected areas only. 14 15 20 24 tion from from August 25 to Sepâ€" Kmd ce pre of _ tember 4, but Speers says :A f ' V,w. terloo‘s . students are often in transit Federation of Students, says . and will also miss the earlier Student vice president Kim Speers, in front of the voting information booth at the University of Waterioo Election date angers students UW‘s federation of students has set up an information booth in the Campus Centre to advise students about the problems they will face with the September 6 election Speers says the federation is encouraging students to vote for a candidate who is con cerned about education ‘"We‘re _ concerned _ about funding cuts, overcrowding and other issues and we‘re advising our students to vote for the candidate who can address those issues. So far, we haven‘t seen any who can." "We‘re trying to let students know the best way to register their vote for this election We‘re also doing a mail out to all first year students to make them aware of the need to be enumerated either at home or here." they arrive too late to be enumerated, â€" which _ means they can‘t vote. Generally, they also miss the enumeraâ€" tion‘ in their home towns." _ Advance polls are scheduled opportunity to vote Making a difference The funâ€"oving Beirdo Brothers are kept busy with a fullâ€"time music career. But that dgesn‘t mean they don‘t still fin@ time to contribute to the community with their energy and talent Deborah Crandall photo Page 5