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Arts Calendar UW Warriors win wild one in Guelph. Viewpoint Business Classified * On a 36 month term contract While quartites last 2005 Legacy 2.5i sedan MSRP: $27,.995 Free* MP3 piayer WATERLOO CHRONICLE with new activation on selected Bell services WHAT‘S INSIDE Ask for details (at Bruce) (§19) 5792252 Zeller‘s Plaza 94 Bndgeport Rd E ($19) 725â€"2570 B00 Victona 5t N Page 25 20 10 15 Waterloo‘s boundaries change o0 Financing programs available through GMAC D% purchase financing fot 24 months and 1 8% tn: 60 mooths avaitable on all in stock 2005 madets except 5T: Offer applicabile OAC and dealer may sell in less MSRP for 2005 Duthack 2 5 (SD1 UL | is $32 995 Monthly payment and cost at bocrowing will vary depanding on amount horrowed Financing exampie $20 000 at 0 0% per annum equals $833 33 per manth t AVSE CE S o ies ed on i ind ns autd ioi i innninene ) almon e demmment esn rcnad ns omm e Mwit n Mn Ne omm o en e ienee e o0 O oo aoineti d 1 D I i 24 months Cost of borrowing $0 t« an obligation tatal of $20.000 See fiealer for details on other avaitabe financing options But many believe council chose the wrong model ard boundaries in Waterloo have been Wamendcd to add two additional wards to the city, continuing to divide the city‘s two universities into separate boundaries. Waterloo city council made its decision Monâ€" day night after reviewing seven potential ward boundary models that were brought to council‘s attention by both Waterloo city staff and local citâ€" izens. The decision was made to realign the ward map with the two new councillor seats that will be added to city council in next year‘s municipal election. Council heard recommendations from Waterloo citizens, the majority which were requesting to merge the universities together into one ward. Council debated over three preferred models, one which would include Wilftid Launier Univerâ€" More than 700 Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo residents took part in the 25th annuaTTerry-Fox Run Sunday afternoon, starting at Bechtel Park $55,000, which is a $20,000 increase over last year‘s total. This year‘s event marked a quarter century since Fox‘s Marathon of Hope. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2005 + WATERLOO, ONTARIO By Ryan ConnelL For The Chronicle Serving your community since 1856 Getting a leg up on cancer sity and the University of Waterloo together in the same ward, and two other models which would separate them. Anthony Piscitelli, the president and CEO of Wilfrid Laurier University‘s student publications, spoke to council about which boundary options would best represent the students. "I really felt the universities should have been kept together (in one ward)," Piscitelli said in an interview, citing another proposed ward boundâ€" ary option which he said would have made more sense in representing the students in Waterloo. Piscitelli had told council during earlier disâ€" cussions that grouping the universities together in one ward would make a lot more sense because there is already such a low voter turnout among university students. "I think fundamentally council is in an enviâ€" ous position of picking out three models that would quite significantly improve representation in the city of Waterloo," he told city council. Think. Feel. Driva.‘ SUBARU Offer available at parhcipating dealers anly Program expires Sapt 2072006 LEGACY $1 INCLUDING GST Steve Lindt, a member of the Voter Support committee who originally brought the proposal to add two new counciliors to council for review, agreed that it would have been a smarter idea to keep the universities together in one ward. "They should have kept the universities together because it‘s quite obvious that students don‘t vote. The idea that students would domiâ€" nate a ward isn‘t accurate," Lindt said. "I think putting the universities together in one ward might have also encouraged younger people to run for council in the future. It would be lovely to have a younger person on council." Wilfrid Laurier University is classified into Ward 7 that divides along King Street and cuts off along University Avenue. The Univershy of Waterloo is being cut along the same boundary line into a separate ward that travels along the upper half of University Avenue, 26 Manitou Orive Kitchener, ON Tel: (519) 894â€"2050 Toll Free: 1â€"877â€"287â€"2844 SUBARU GEMIN!} MOTORS The local run raised Think. Feal Drive Continued on page 4 Te MURPHY PHOTO