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In many cases, this can mean farming in ways that deâ€" grade rather than conserve the soil. 5 E very day, L Canadian * farmers wA ‘ struggle to ut Ar provide a M . plentiful, Abp) safe and x ’.'" * inexpensive C supply of food for consumpâ€" On December 13, 1993, Waterloo City Council approved the following rate change for 1994;: Description Current Rate New Rate Retail Water Rate $ .68 per Cubic Metre $ .68 per Cubic Metre Sewage Surcharge $ .70 per Cubic Metre $ .72 per Cubic Metre Fire Protection Charge $16.50 per Month $16.50 per Month l5mm Meter Service Charge $ 2.20 per Month $ 2.20 per Month 25mm Meter Service Charge $ 4.45 per Month $ 4.45 per Month 40mm Meter Service Charge _ $ 8.15 per Month $ 8.15 per Month 50mm Meter Service Charge _ $10.20 per Month $10.20 per Month 100mm Meter Service Charge $31.20 per Month $31.20 per Month 150mm Meter Service Charge $53.05 per Month $53.05 per Month 200mm Meter Service Charge $80.10 per Month $80.10 per Month The new rates are effective on bills issued after January 1, 1994. The Regional Municipality is responsible for the wholesale supply of water and the City looks after the local retail water distribution system. The region operates the sewage treatment plants and the City is responâ€" sible for the sewer maintenance and improvements or replacements to the sewer system. For further information on water or sewer rates, please contact Butch Voisin at the City of Waterloo Works Services Department at 747â€"8613. ADVERTISERS aj)preciate it when you tell them ... I saw your ad in the Chronicle. YoU "“fi-'{s“fig‘,}m"“‘ 1994 RETAIL WATER RATE 1994 SEWER RATE 1994 WATER RELATED SERVICE CHARGES THE HIGH PRICE OF DOING NOTHING at home and abroad. Just HOW WE CAN HELP THE CITY OF |&. NOTICE OF RATE CHANGES Sure, soil degradation is the farmer‘s problem. But it‘s your problem too. As consumers, our role is essential. It‘s time that we let farmers know that we‘re behi:d their efforts, by learnâ€" ing rhore about the challenge facing farmers as they work to improve their farming practices. We can also help by supporting government programs that enable farmâ€" ers to convert to conservaâ€" tion farming methods. udesiniceniimaralnd in w i0; VEsmemimeeint lc ie Canadian farmers are determined to save their soil. Their future depends on it. But the task of switching to conservation farming is often enormous. They need our help. gate, soil from eroded farmland reduces stream flow and can ruin fish spawnâ€" ing grounds. COMMUNITY INFORMATION n = =f â€" Insert Express is an inexpensive, effective way of hitting that market ane promotions. We can put that message out to your neighbourhood Insert Express is the distribution arm of the Waterioo Chronicle. Waterloo‘s Each Wednesday, we can deliver from 1000 to 24.500 insertsaor vai As a fast food operator Fast Food Outlets Smart operator grabs more than his share of the pizza pie. Insert Express THE NEW HOCKEY HALL OF FAME â€" Tuesday, January 25 â€" Departs 8:45 a.m. Cost: $21.00 A MAPLE SYRUP EXPERIENCE â€" Wednesday, M 16 â€" Departs 8:15 a.m. Cost: $23.00 FRIDAY AFTERNOONERS â€" January 7, 1994 Presented by John and Ruth Erdman 886 â€"1550 Adult Recreation Centre 185 King Street South 579â€"1020 FOR MORE INFORMATION, SEE PAGE 10 So get us working for you vou HELPING SMALL BUSINESS IN a BiG W AY | &ge know that the vast ADULT CENTRES ACTIVITIES SNOW REMOVAL e vast majority of your business comes withir radius of your outlet ay of hitting that market and letting peonle i WATERLOOCHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY 886â€"2830 It‘s the smart way that market and letting people kn neighbourhood, or the entire city insertsdor you for Wing 404 RCAFA Rotary Adult Centre 510 Dutton Dr. 888â€"6356 to operate awardâ€"winning as little , JANUARY 5, 1994 â€" PAGE 35 â€" Turkey , March & t * a neighbourhoo spe