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watERLOO is _ NEICHBOURKOODS CARING: "The air we breathe, the water we drink.. the health of our community will continue to be a top priority for me." Lynne Woolstencroft has the credentials and values to be your mayor: «Lynne was a founding m member of the Citizens‘ Advisory Committee on Air Quality (1997) +She is an active and influential member of the Grand River Conservation Authority Board +She chaired the City of Waterloo‘s first Recycling Committee and the Region‘s first Environment Committee. LISTENING: "As mayor, my plans include monthly brown bag meetings with citizens. Elected officials must be more accessible." Lynne has contributed 30 years of volunteer and political work for this community. She has earned her reputation for building bridges between groups and citizens. The * f “ walkâ€"around core, t | inâ€"school libraries, C blue box recycling. % naturalized creeks, comunity policing e Lynne makes Â¥. %**°~ , @ things happen and delivers SOLVING: "Waterloo must anticipate and prepare for the future. 1 will work to improve traffic flow and safety in Waterloo." Lynne‘s commitment to improve the quality of life for Waterloo citizens places emphasis on efficient traffic routing that minimizes disruption of neighbourhoods. Lynne has served on many development and planning committees. She believes in consulting the community and plans a Task Force on traffic and transit issues. Lynne Woolstencroft has the experience, knowledge and ideas to lead Waterloo. LEADING: "I have the vision and energy to move Waterloo from very good to superb." Lynne Woolstencroft is recognized locally, regionally and internationally as a knowledge able and tireless worker for causes that make communities safer, healthier and more attractive for people. Campaign HQ: 465 Phillip St., Parkdale Plaza Unit #7 Tel: 746â€"7263 â€" www lynnewoolstencroft.com VOteLynne WOOLSTENCROFT for Mayor Seniors must unite to elect best candidates in each riding f]:‘he United _ Senior Citizens of Ontario Inc., (U.S.C.O.) repreâ€" sents approximately 300,000 seniors and some 1,100 clubs _ throughout _ the province. * More seniors go to vote per capita than any other age. There are approximately 1.45 million seniors in Ontario and that number is rising. We must unite and use SNanke Ochoen The spirit of Gemuetlichkeit and the many benefits of Oktoberfest are enjoyed year round across all our municipalities. Our sincere appreciation is -g F extended to everyone who k . A7 t contributed to the success of this year‘s + festival â€" our community groups and citizens, the staff of Kâ€"W Oktoberfest Inc. and, of course, the host of volunteers who gave so generously of their time and talent. We commend and thank you for your service to your community. Thank you very much Mayor Carl Zehr City of Kitchener Chair Ken Seiling Regional Municipality of Waterloo our _ combined _ strength to elect the best qualiâ€" fied candidates in each ridâ€" ing In the upcoming municiâ€" pal elections, seniors should examine their candidates closely; ask what they know about seniors issues and concerns. For example: Are they aware of the number of seniors in their constituency? Are the numbers rising? PHFEF CHRONLCI Is there enough senior housing? Who is the local housing administrator? Does your area have medical shortcomings such as not enough doctors or hospital services? What is the incidence of elder abuse? What mechanisms are in place for community and support services, long term care and accessible transâ€" portation? Just one mutual fund am a proud owner of Inumerous mutual funds and have always wonâ€" dered if I had to buy just one mutual fund, which one should I choose? Mutual _ fund _ guru Gordon Pape has always implied in his "Buyers Guide to Mutual Funds" published once a year that Temptation Growth should be this fund. I believe that there are three other funds available that can give you the same 13â€" 1690 longâ€"term gain but can do it with less volatility. They are: 1) AGF American Tactical Asset Allocation, 2) Fidelity Global Asset Allocation, 3) C.1. _ International Balanced. Mayor Joan McKinnon City of Waterloo Waterloo tma cim on Does your municipality have a seniors‘ advisory board for local concerns â€" if not, why not? Go t_fJ your allâ€"candidates meetings: â€" â€" If you care about making seniors‘ voices heard, get involved! Yours for the betâ€" terment of seniors. The AGF _ American Tactical Asset Allocation fund is more or less based in one country and for this reaâ€" son should not be considâ€" ered a one decision fund. It‘s lowest calendar year retu‘n is .60 per cent (1994). The Fidelity Global Asset Allocation Fund is more internationally diversified, but is still based largely in the United States. Thus, this fund is not a true internaâ€" tional fund but more like an American fund with a strong international flavor. It‘s lowâ€" est calendar year return is â€" 4.06 per cent (1994]. The C.1. international Balanced fund is approxiâ€" mately 80 per cent North American but is always at least partially invested in the more remote parts of the world such as Latin America and South Africa. It‘s lowest calendar year return is 13.02 per cent (1996). I have concluded that that if I had to buy just one mutual fund, . the C1 International Balanced fund is the one I would choose. Christopher Nowak Kitchener IMPROVED .. Judith A Muzzi, housing chairperson and board member, the United Senior Citizens of Ontario CONVERSE All Star Canvas Hi & Low ( NOT ) NEW ( NOT )