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Waterloo malls to host annual Unicef Christmas card and gift sale Unicef Christmas cards and gift items will be on sale this year from Nov,” to Dec.13 at the following locations: Waterloo Town Square fin the corridor between Valu- Mart and Laura Secord) and Conestoga Mall lm the area close to the Bay). Hus is a service proiecisponsored by the Kiwams Club ofwatertoo-uurel, assisted try Three challenges I feel a new council will face during their first year in office Select a new replacement fur Mr Stuck": Work out a surtahle budget that Will meet the challenges of this City. Spending must come In lmc There should he a one year freeze on all new asset purchases. staff hinng and mnvcmmns until our finances are careful ly looked at The new Council Wlll have to work hard to earn the trust and respect of the cmnm of Waterloo There must he a concerted effort to bring renpccl between City uaff and (“Hem bets stop all these closed door meetings. as Councillors we must speak what we feel In front of the citizens We must stand up and he ACCOUNTABLE, GARY KIESWETTER their friends and a group of ladies who have been Unicef volunteers for many years. The cards and gift items are quality prod- ucts and the proceeds from their sale goes to support Unicefs work in more than 140 countries around the world. For more information call Ron Booth 8840344 m Glen Pascoe at 8866872. at It was a special cleanup day last week for seriorities, fra- ternities and educational groups from Wilfrid Laurier University. In the spirit of being good neighbours they raked the leaves off of lawns of local seniors and others who needed the help in the Merino Street area of Waterloo. Helping out were Bacchus members Jess Laird, far left. and Nicole Gill. Cleanin' up non "MAC PHOTO E " Ceatral Ward 4 In“. . Life long resident of K-W area . Over 40 years busmess expenence . Actwe in commumly affairs v‘ More accountability of elected 'epresetr mum and city staff 1 Enlarged city council 0/ More dialog between residents, students. Lk Experience Speak For You landlords and city staff V Safer neighbourhoods and leisure areas I! Strong business community ERNIE DYCK 883-8834 tsmne.fyrtrttrteoofsttrntrroft,trtrm To get in contact with me call or mtiedycMhtoLcom 746-0496