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In Jan 1999 Kim took over ownership of Just Plants when the previous owner went into semiâ€"retirement. Just Plants carâ€" nes a large selection of quality "silk" KIM GOETTGER tion mark on whether there will even be an election given the current uncertainty surâ€" rounding regional restructurâ€" ing, Coun, Sean Strickland now plans to seek another term as a regional city councilâ€" lor, a position he has held since 1997. "I feel 1 can provide good leadership as a regional counâ€" cillor," he said. "And 1 would be honoured to be voted in and continue with that leadership." UW to host annual Peace and Conflict conference University of Waterloo politâ€" ical scientist Dr. John McGarry will present the keynote address at the second annual Peace and Conflict Studies conference called "Ethnic Conâ€" flict At Home and Abroad." McGatry will provide an introduction for the March 17 conference, which will bring MARGARET BENNETT Celebrating over seven years of business in the Waterloo Region, Amazon Electnc is proud to be one of only a few woman electrical contractors operating in Canada. Thanks to customer referrals, Margaret has built a solid base of residential and _ commercial _ chents Efficient and quality work are a hallmark of Amazon Electne Strickland said before he Phone: (519) 578â€"8083 Fax: (519) 664â€"1303 746â€"3048 filed his papers, some of his constituents encouraged him to seek the mayor‘s position. He said, however, that in this stage of his life he feels he can best meet the needs of the community from a councilâ€" lor‘s seat. His decision was also based on the need to see through some of the city‘s major develâ€" opment processes, such as the uptown redevelopment and the Millennium Recreation Project. 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"But it‘s also very rewardâ€" ing when you see things like major development take place. "Through this type of develâ€" opment, we are leaving a tremendous legacy for the city." ethnic conflict issues around the world, and in our own backyard. Some of the conflicts being explored include Ghana, Chechnya, the Middle East and aboriginal issues in the Canaâ€" dian context. For more inforâ€" mation, contact Victoria Kellet at 746â€"9276 or Chns Bjornestad at 884â€"2373. $78â€"2591