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5| W aterloo C hronicle | T hursday,S eptem ber 27,2018 w aterloochronicle.ca 85 BRIDGEPORT RD. E. WATERLOO (Across from the Bridgeport Rd. Plaza) Since 1971 519-893-8118 MON., TUES., WED. 10 AM - 6 PM THURS., FRI. 10 AM - 8 PM SATURDAY 9 AM - 5 PM SUNDAY 12 PM - 4 PM Furniture & Mattresses Since 1971 LOFTY IDEAS FOr SMALL SPACES NEED HELP DOWNSIZING? DISCOvEr Our CLASSIC, CONTEMPOrArY AND TrANSITIONAL STYLES FOr ANY SIZE SPACE September 24 - September 29, 2018 Fresh Sliced Beef liver reg. $3.99 lb. $3.49 lb. Fresh Sliced Beef for Making rouladen reg. $8.99 lb. $7.99 lb. If supporting LOCAL FARM FAMILIES and their fresh food is important to you, try Stemmler's award winning LOCAL meats, cheese, produce and baked goods! store Made SMoked Bone in PicnicS reg. $2.69 lb.$2.29 lb. store Made deli Sliced SMoked Turkey reg. $8.99 lb.$7.99 lb. store Made aSSorTed varieTy liverwurST reg. $4.99 lb.$3.99 lb. store Made Turkey PePPerSTix reg. $4.99 ea.$3.99 ea. store Made SMoked Bacon BiTS reg. $4.99 ea.$4.49 ea. store Made PePPeroni chuBS for Pizza reg. $5.99 lb.$4.99 lb. store Made heaT and Serve chili (1 lB.) reg. $6.49 ea.$5.99 ea.Fresh Pork Side riBS reg. $3.69 lb. $2.69 lb. 3031 lobsinger line, heidelberg 519-699-4590Mon.-wed. 8-6; Thurs.-fri. 8-8; Sat. 7:30-5 MULTI-RESIDENTIAL Toilet Flapper Replacement Program Did you know? Toilet flapper leaks can waste up to 330 litres of water each day, or over $50 per toilet per month. Landlords can receive up to $15 for each toilet flapper or flush valve seal they replace. They may also receive free showerheads and/or tap aerators. We can help landlords understand water use issues and how to reduce consumption. Region of Waterloo Water Services · 519-575-4400 TTY: 519-575-4608 · www.regionofwaterloo.ca/conservation Why should the public vote for you? I was born in Cam- bridge, Ontario, moving to Waterloo about 30 years ago. I received my diploma at Wilfrid Laurier Univer- sity in accounting in Oc- tober of 1990 and earned my designation as a Char- tered Accountant in De- cember of 1991. Over the course of the last 30 years, I have worked in the business sector as an accountant. I kept myself well educated in day to day accounting and taxation. I will bring this expertise with me to council. I believe that politi- cians should be engaged and invested in their com- munity and I am certainly that. I began my volunteer work, in support of my wonderful son's involve- ment in school and sports. I volunteered in his sports not for profit club, in our Ward, as well as at City Hall. As your councillor I want to en- sure two things. That I continue to volunteer and contribute to my city, and that, as a city, we have in place the framework to fa- cilitate others to do the same. Serving on many com- mittees for the City of Wa- terloo has afforded me a wealth of board experi- ence. I was the chair of the Recreation and Leisure Advisory Committee and the Cash Grants Commit- tee. I am currently on the City of Waterloo Active Transportation Commit- tee, helping to shape our city into an active city, ac- cessible to all. Serving on city committees has given me considerable insight into how City Hall works. It's also shown me that city staff, council and citi- zens - working together in a spirit of collaboration - can make great decisions. I've seen, first hand, what great results can be achieved when we get res- idents, politicians and City Hall staff working hard and respectfully, to- gether. I've done it in my professional life and my life as a volunteer. Now, it's time for me to step up and continue that collab- oration on City Council. I want to represent Ward 2 on Waterloo's City Council. I have the time. I have the experience. I have the energy. And I have the desire to make a difference. WATERLOO WARD 2 CANDIDATE: JANICE MOORE MUNICIPAL ELECTION Waterloo Ward 2 candidate Janice Moore Submitted photo