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Get on board for 2004 now! Join us March 2! Email us today! TRUCKLOAD OF FRESH FLORIDA INDIAN RIVER FRUIT fralnts Creal 4 * *12 4x <& sg o > % \ Q &, 4 7 Communities Collectivites in Bloom _\ en fleurs Long before the advent of sports, there was winter driving in Sweden Nis efi Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex, Room 202 Tuesday March 2, 2004 â€" 7 to 9 pm mGrid Jazz 9 ...in Communities in Bloom id Lovrier 10K & 3K Run Sunday, March 28 Waterloo Communities in Bloom See Store for Details The Early Bird Waterloo Siskins Joe Manâ€" del, Zach Tranmer and Richard Weiler are shown with Mrs. Walz‘s Grade 2/3 class at Our Lady of Lourdes elementary school in Waterâ€" too recently. They were joined by teammates Eric Martin and Craig Lizun at the school to share the joy of reading with the junior kindergarten to Grade 8 stu dents.The five team mates read to the students, answered many questions, and signed a few autoâ€" graphs. Siskins score with little readers WATERLOO CHRONICLE NEWSPAPER, BIG COVERAGE LITTLE suBMTED MAOTC Candidate withdraws from Waterloo NDP riding race Dan Lajoie has decided to withdraw from the conâ€" test to be the Federal NDP candidate in the riding of Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo. Lajote. an awardâ€"winning advocate for the rights of people with disabilities who ran for the party in Kitchenâ€" erâ€"Waterloo in the 2003 provincial election, cited two reasons for his decision. He and his wife, Maggie, are expecting their first child this spring. In addition. he started a new job in February, develâ€" oping a mentoring program for young people with disâ€" abilities. Lajoie‘s _ withdrawal means that the Kitchenerâ€" Waterloo NDP nomination is now a twoâ€"person race. 617 King St. N. Waterioo 888â€"7700 davidmacleodfuneralhome@belinet.ca Preâ€"planning or arranging a funeral ... for caring and compassionate service call David David MacLeod Funeral Home Limited Locally owned and operated Oesigning automabiles in Sweden â€" a place with some of the longest. most severe winters anywhere . taught Saab‘s engineers about the challenges of winter driving. It taught them to equip the Saab 9 3 Sport Sedan with a Traction Control System for better traction on sippery and icy surfaces They developed an intuitive Electronic Stability Program that senses when the car is about to skid. and automaticalty brakes one or more wheels to help it recover And of course_ hours of test driving in the cold of winrer instifled in them a warm appreciation for heated froat sears 2001 Sb *3 Ssor S««r _ Canh of Kitchenerâ€"Waterl00 a4 4AAA The remaining candiâ€" dates are: Edwin Laryea. who ran for Waterloo city council in 2003, a retired viceâ€"principal. a board member of Kâ€"W United Way, a pastâ€"president of Twin Cities Kiwanis Club and a former member of Kâ€"W Multicultural Centre board of Directors; and Elizabeth Clarke, executive director of the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo YWCA, assistant practicum professor with the School of Social Work at Wilfrid Lauriâ€" er University, and president of the board of directors of the Community Legal Clinic of Waterloo Region. Startng from Lajoie will continue as a member of the Kitchenerâ€" Waterloo NDP executive and expects to play a signifiâ€" Leme for n ©34,900 s« 3 D mo 1o, sa mo. 663 Victorina St. N. 744â€"5811 cant rale in the local cam paign. Commenting on Lajoie‘s withdrawal, Kitchenerâ€" Waterloo NDP president John Cooper praised him for his "hard work and outspoâ€" kenness" during the 2003 provincial campaign. "Dan Lajoie broke new ground for people with disâ€" abilities and raised the bar for local NDP hopefuls when he carried our colours last fall. "While we are sad that he won‘t be seeking the federal nomination, we‘re glad that his withdrawal is due to ‘good news" and that he‘ll still be an important part of our election team." The riding association has scheduled a nomination meeting for March 7 at 2 p.m. at the Adult Recreation Centre, located at the corner of King and Allen Streets in Waterloo. 1369 King St. N. (upper level) St. Jacobs 664â€"2539 alexsport