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I! ‘ E b o o W l aarwmmm m-«mII our)...“ . ppa eheverm ater 00 1mm“ 353'“ sen“ Nu“ Cle t]] e aterloo lost one of â€is energy and enthusi- bfl ASSN _03 “ '0 al i I lg a i' its “885‘ support- asm for the city continued, â€and cmum: 31'2†Wers on Monday and he PM a 10‘ 0f people 81 t's interesting that five months after a train derail- when fat-met mayor Herb half his age to shame with 9' ment in the hean of the uptown core we’re ï¬nally Epp passed away at the age what somebody in his 705 My. learning there were ï¬lled tankers cars involved in the of 73. _ could accomplish. g! m V accident. Anyone who knew Epp n When his beloved City V No amount of questioning to the Goderich-Exeter knows he was a tireless pro- A.» was threatened again by the The “yam Chronicle is publislnd Railway OI’ CN Rail delivered any satisfactory WIS In meter of [his city and not ‘ t l . unfounded attempts. at each Wednesday by Metroland the fall. In fact. they failed to inform local emergency many people hadthe energy A munlC|pal amalgamation, ‘ Maï¬a 0'0“? L" personnel or staï¬ at the City of Waterloo and the Region he did to continue to carry he organized a behind-the- ofWaterioo thattherewasanincidentatall. thefl forthismunicipali . . scenes effort to ï¬ght this ' wafjflmfnï¬m Getting answers out of Chemtura in Elmira was also “:8“; once derided g, “ undemocratic cabal. He of“: 0mm PressCouncil, which fruitless and caused concerns for local restdents well calling Waterloo, “the Centre BOB even put his name to the 600556"! cowl-inn will!“ I!!!†aware of the ï¬rm’s environmental record. What exactly of the Universe,“ but if there WC anti-amalgamation forces. - $323513; 0.2"5535'35'3: are they shipping through the heart of Waterloo and was anyone who believed it. spending money out of his conduct should ï¬rst be taken to the when? And what â€903“!th are being taken 1" PWPm‘ itwnsEpp And he did an admirable 0"“ PM“! and ioming newspaper. Unresolved complaints tion for just such an incident? Ever since he moved here job, putting the city's other past mayors to stand “a“ “hwy" '°: 0mm" "“5 We Still don't “1&le khW what was being carried by in 1958 to attend school, his finances and reputation UP “fl/73161100- ff&Ҥ';0i:gg°'h§g°ï¬g 5Ҡthe train when it derailed. but at least Waterloo Fire Res- passion became service and back on the right track. His unsung efforts were ' ‘ " ’ one has put in new procedures to ensure they are notl- he spent more than 24 years He demonstrated what rewarded as the Waterloo COPYRIGHT . ï¬ed of future situations. whether they are emergency sit- as an elected ofï¬cial napâ€- leadership is at city council citizens thoroughly rejected The contents of If“; Wimp" m uau‘ons or nonâ€"emergencyin nature. senting the people of and city hall. although it did- any discussion of amalga- pm'mmwdiy :1 maï¬a: That provides some comfort to those residents who Waterloo. n’t make him popular with a mation by nearly 67 per cent cial purposes. All other rights are hear the “'31" rolling past in the night 01' see it hf the Even when he wasn't in lot of people But it was necâ€" 0f the V019. EDP never reserved and mun-acid use is pro light of day. that if something should happen again at ofï¬ce. he was still a keen essary work. and at times it expressed any doubts, hibitedr To rink: my I»: 0! this least there will be some answers community supporter and was a mph because he knew the people “"3“! ’2‘; a?“ “moat" 9" The fact that it took so long and it required a fonnal< always had strong opinions When the dirty work was of the city believed in Water- miï¬fnmï¬'ï¬'mmfï¬il Who“ Of the process With the city and W0“ and the of whatWaterloo could be. done he was cast aside as 100 as much as hedid. on Bob Vrb-nc. FAitor. Waterloo rail company, doesn’t engender a 10' ofoonï¬dence 1" the And when his communi- the caretaker mayor. ironi< The '35! time I talked ‘0 Chronicle 279 Weba Si. N. Sun: companies operating on this trunk line through Water- ty needed him again. he cally. he no longer ï¬t the him in the fall he sounded 30. WMWOWM "21 3*“ loo. answered the all]. image of the Waterloo he frail and (Old me Of a health Lms POUCY That's why you can't blame Uptown Ward Coun. Many forget how low the projected _ modem. for. scare that had sappedsome Letters In the editor mm contain the Melissa Durrell, who is arguing that them ShOUldh" be estimation of Waterloo got ward thinking and poised 0‘ his energy. “’th h l wrllzr's full mm. signature. Mess any trains going through there at all. after the RIM park funding for the future. thought was bottomless. He and "W number Am Ind Rail is considered a safe form of transportation. as ï¬asco. People thought this He just told us what he had a meeting with a spe- Zmurmwmn Tmmfitfï¬': lonsasnominsmoï¬m community was a bunch of was going to do and he cialist. and the PVOShOSiS published. Names will not he th> rum after being taken in by delivered, but that wasn't was "0! 800d- ht'ld We W W "5'“ I? “it. “It the big city slickers from the nuanced enough for some Bl" he focused 0" ‘he dam 0' “)9" my ‘mu‘h‘m" for GTA. and too old school for oth- positives. ‘3â€th about :‘L‘Mï¬'ï¬, {u to 51183633 When people were cast- as receiving the Order of Wil» or by email to cdilorialOwlIer- ing about for someone WhO Some would have taken a (â€q Launer thelsny Z“ highways CI] or an“ 0" I162"; could restore Waterloo‘s rep- blow like that and become will“; ionvocatron d , "' m "" °° '°"" °- utation. Epp was tabbed as bitter. but those people don‘t is 9839’ cemente ~ 1‘ gmi'u’lnfm 20' Wilma," the man who could do it. know Epp. wasï¬nallytime fora mt.