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Canada's Top Mutual Fund Managers in a Weekly Educational Series Monday, February T Ned Goodman, Chairman Dynarpc MgtuaLFundilead Portfolro Manger. Dynamlt Focus & Funds Monday, February 14 John ArrtoltU4an_agrng Director, AGF irnternat,ona) Advosors Co ltd Mr, Goodman has four decades of Investment experience as a securmes analyst. portfolio manager and senior executive He has an established reputation as one of Canada's most successful Investment counselors Jnhn has more Wan 35 years expenenne srl global equmes and 'meri-mrome products, With an 'mpressl1ie trace record of success through fui! market (mes Monday, February 21 Bill Shaw, Semor 'the Pynudept, Por_tfrftiveager,_ty%v=r, Funds Mr Shaw IS Manager of Maura Dividend & Incomp Fund, one of Canada's top performing funds In " categories He wrll share hs mews on strategies regarding drvudend and Income funds for the upmmlng year Monday. February 28 Len ECiOQQO, Preydent and Chef OEratlng Offtrer, Janslowsk! Fraser [rm-ted Mr Rauoppo manages assets In mess of $36 bullaon In pension funds on behalf of governments, 'orporations. universmes, labour unions and other Institutions He Is also the manager of the Renaissance Canadian Balanced Fund Cdxiiiiiiii0"s 'Signature Edition" Longstem Roses Listen and Learn is on Mondays at 6:05 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. on 98.5 YOUR FM. Join Allan and his guest every Monday night and every weekday morning at 8:05 a.m. for CIBC Wood Gundy Money Minute. CIBC Wood Gundy Listen and Learn from the best in the world before you invest this RRSP season. " (”NU/HT 1/3590”! 7,is. ‘/ 'ulentieteU f/He - - t 619 King 5t.‘West, Kitchener Guaranteed 744-9471 or 74-5-8411 98.5 YOUR FM and Allan Bush, Investment Adviser with CIBC Wood Gundy present: Every Monday from January 31 through February 28 6:05 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. on 98.5 YOUR FM community station I ma & Well-natal] Guests scheduled to appear on the program indude: DYNAMIC Pmd in: n pad m,- Te Wuerloo public library has expanded its network ot partner Hume; m include an gimme! lung public (“l\\i\I\ll-'~I 1rt-rsersr My” in 't'."d'g,'rgg',rtglt" 'ttx Matthew Fish (left) and David De La Moth, Grade 2 students at Empire public school in Waterloo, joined their classmates in making snowman soup last Friday to raise money for tsunami relief in Asia. Students sold the soup - bags of hot chocolate and marshmallows --t-- to parents. and raised more than $3SO. Bus driver will miss students and parents Continued from page 5 Though. in his first week on the job. Paul did wonder what he'd gotten himself into. “I was ready to quit." he said with a laugh. "But once you get that first week under your belt, it comes." "He has the best interests of the children at heart," said Carol Dubeau. princi- pal at Our Lady of Lourdes. "He's very patient. He has a kind voice and a very calm manner. Having somebody like that is so good for the students. e The school community is glad he stuck it_out, Paul said he's always had good groups of students on his bus. "I know the children will miss him." I 5.00% coupon due February I I, 2025 I interest paid monthly I "AIL" rated hy Slandard tk Poor-ls I "AA (how)" by DBRS I Cailahie: hvginning um um it 100.01% "Sutwct to mum and an", clung? mm nDtyre "r'teki and market value w! thsctuate If sold one: m maturity "cm at the 0mm rA the 'ssmtno.t NW mPs?m "I'm comfortable with Is your money working this hard? 4"»33 INN“ Dale Huber ltrsouottut Place io “murmur” Hal h “ah-Hun, ith NN U; F.dsuurdlones Mung I...|....4.. " tum...“ them, and I think they're comfortable with me. They know what I want, and they listen well." "l got hugs, a lot of gifts and even a teddy bear," he said. "The parents have been very good to me. Many have shaken my hand and wished me well. Paul said the students and their parents have been sweet since he announced his retirement last week. "rm going lo miss of all them, and I wish them well. too." There's one special mem- ory about some parents that will always make Paul smile. "Every year on the first day, I'll have at least one parent follow the bus all the way to school and be there when their child gets off the bus at school." he laughed. "'iherc's nne every year."