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Mtlrofl PROTEGE SE _ 'ersmmtltM8mortths . $2.400 down or trade equivalent on lease. freight and P.D.E. Included . Optional ISO-hp. 2.0L MMt engine available (LX and ES models) . ilN/F)UO stereo system . Standard dual on bags Mflr0f1 626 LX-I4 _ HrmmtthMomomfts . $4,500 down or trade eaurvulenl an lease, freight and P.D.E. included . S-speed manual transmvsslon . M conditiomng . CD player . Power group . Standard dual our bags ”HUME “SEISIRIH ”MIMI HIM bfMHUl? MIMI” n SUMMER. FOR n LIMITED TIME ONLY! i1 $15,295 $199' @ $20,795 '259' ask about out outstanding comprehensive and paw-mum worn-m (”Page cgsh turdrsse from cash purchase from tH.tMatHlIrrii!i1rl.f10l)ITltrrlflt $750 on PURCHBSE oaulsasg. Isk about the Hulda no" a! mind plum!” now strmdord on wiry new Hulda. WATERLOO NORTH has: from lease from Continued from page 9 longer be needed when the city finally puts in the Westmount Road extension m 2002. Que? That's like saying improvement to Highway 7 is no longer needed because the province is building the Highway 8 overpass. A com- plete breakdown in logic. Westmount Road will connect the west end of the city with Lakeshore and therefore reduce pressure on Columbia Street road widening needed Northfield at the Parkway in Waterloo _ Wu 1 F' purchase financing q for up to 60 months" - FM!“ Ms . $4,900 down or trode equwalent an lease, freight and P.D.E. Included . Convenience Package wuth cruuse control, paws! door-locks, vandaws and mirrors * 3rd row Yumble-Undu" seats and tailgate posatjon . 2nd raw Side-by-Sllde" seats . " conditioning . Standard dual our bags MRZDH MW " _ 'ermoMh/"mtmttts . $3,000 down or trade equivalent an lease, freight and P.D.E. included . Standard 3 Bl 0HVV6 engine . Mmo© stereo system . Standard dual mr bags 1tucciarrdt,rr1 l I _ MNOfl B-SERIES SX 746401 69? Phillip Street, It will do noth- ing to alleviate the east/west traMc flow on Columbia. The most it will do for Columbia ls take a little pressure off of the Phillip/Columbia intersec- non. He also asserts that the four lanes would render the Columbia Street community "Uninhabitable for normal family life." [Wonder ifby'normal' he includes the giant snow l.li'l"l'l $23,995.. '269 $15,295 $199' cash purchase from cash punt-an from l'Hli CHRONIC“ Student culture contrasts sharply with what many per- ceive as normal family life. The creation of bicycle lanes Normal family life is the minority on Columbia Street. I would estimate that upwards of 70 per cent of the homes on Columbia, between King and Phillip, are occupied by students. sculpture of a penis on one property that proudly pre- sented itself to passing motorists for half the winter. www. mania .ca has. from lease from and a long-overdue sidewalk on the north side of the street are of great benefit to those students who live on Columbia. Fact is, the only true argu- ment against the widening would be if the city didn't plan on maintaining the independent left-turn lanes for Phillip, Albert, Hazel, King and Weber. Without those lanes the traffic would continue to snarl and the whole project would be a waste. I sincerely hope that the irrational ranting of one individual does not con- demn the quality of life for all the residents who live and work in Waterloo. Rott Heinbecker, Kitchener What have we gotten into? The people otWaledoo were tokNehmetopay$l12miltion forar_hadntorealdaance lemma Nowhere luldweam torttheMtAtoIxsyanextra$114 million because city council didnt undastand the fimmial agreement struck with MFP Financial Services of MississaFie. incompetence). thu; misleading us into think- ingthiswas abeteerdealdun it Why is it that six people on council have the authority to obligate 90.000 of their fellow citizens to pay over $2N million for a parkwe don't even gel to name? ' up Waterloo! Ys not a good deal when your property tax rate gets up 13 per cent because of Bureaucratic bungling and closed door deals, and you Waterloo city council's polit- iml dictators also believe they have the right to rename this park after one company who give a large iinanall donation RIMS employees were gener- ous with their contribution to our "millennium" park But should this donation ($2 million -only1Pzcentofthetntalmer- all cost of $227 million) have entitled them to put their name Canadian Blood Services Clinic named "Manulife Blood Services" because this insur- ance company has given gmer ous ongoing timndal contnl butions to this nan-profit group over the years? Is the local Uniied Way called "Clarica United Way" became thal company has con» lribuled generous donations to our United Way over the years? (Hamm- not. “mm. the people of Waterloo must accept that when empkryees ofa local com A pany donate a onetime gift of $2millkmtoouriwk.theytrt to name the park haven't been dirtcdy consulted throughout the whole prom Yet the $1.0mofuswho will berxtyingtherestoftheS?m million cost Mtourinrkowrrthe next 30ymrswm'levenmvea than say in this renaming of nurparid rMesthissawmunihir toanrmedieoutthere? "errartd1hvy"airTts