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YOUTH I along a dill‘erence in the corn sl.ll\'ls”s outdoor classroom and merno/ rewarding," g i , 3. no. ‘ I munities it serves is im )ortant rial garden, benefiting children with lo donate to the foundation. bank "I «‘4 .~ l . 5 ' 1 gs.“ . . ~_© ‘ ' ADULT | for the'l l) Friends of the linvi~ social. etnotional and mental-health customers can sign tip at the batik or . 8 ll 5“" “ . “f" ,p , | roiiment l‘oundation. challenges, online for one-time or monthly With» ‘ J, - ‘31 - . ~ ‘ I And in KitchenerWaterloo. it has drawals from their account. Those who 1 g _ ‘ N - A“ Y“ ’5 ' .‘ ' granted 51,3 million to more than 500 don‘t bank there can come and make a , a: . q ' ’ N I local environmental and wildlife pm} i. P donation as well. , a . -, e I , It ‘ f? 1- 0d \ ' ' , . ‘ A -' -' , ects since 1990. 5 [I ,8 g0 5t. lotus also believes customers are , g ‘ ., ~‘~ \\- c . ‘ . I “It is such a great feeling helping situation. M19” V011 $9? willing to stipport this program ,' § ‘ ‘ /\ ‘- I groups that donate their time and ' because too per cent oltheir donation ; Â¥ g ’ 4:: l ‘v ' \ 0 I energy to help undertake environmen- these volunteers, goes back to the community. i l ' ,' f: a, ,; ‘ . ‘ tal programs in the community." said includin (1 [0f 0 “I understand why other organizar : g I}, ” fl$ a ‘ .. )A : Roger St. l.ouis. the foundation's . g . f tions have to take some money to l T 4f '3 . ' _ | regional manager. Children; helplng Clean cover operating costs and everything ' E ' ‘ ‘K \ \ “Often there's a shortage of dollars up the environment it else. but in our case we're fortunate { 8 ‘ ., 3' to help them fund a particular initiar . y; enough that the bank will cover all I a $93 “mummy mu; 09mm I tive a government dollars aren‘t "lakes you feel g00d~ operating costs," he said. . \c,$ -‘-".----"‘-fl I always available - and so. therefore, ~Roger St,Louis liach of the foundation's chapters is E g A \\ ' | we're able to step in and help them." Hymn"!!!"tn/ragi'HJfTI) [fiends (If/’10 governed by a hoard. primarily made :3 . . ’ i I Established in 1990, the foundation hwm’mmm Mundwmn ' tip othankvcustomers who have donate . y ' focuses on environmental initiatives ~â€" ed to the foundation. g / L....-----J one of the bank's pillars â€" put on by “So. as a result, it's basically the cusr } MARKET SQUARE DOWNTOWN charitable and municipal organiza- tomers who adjudicate the applica» ‘ ”L “fifflfifiigfsgi:55§cz1122‘ [ions or schools. As well, it has supported a neigh; tions that come in looking for money ' ' ' ' ' ' ' “it \vasjust basically a means to give bourhood markets pilot project. in and make the recommendations on l back to where (the bank} had been which local produce is sold around the whether to Support or not to support," i established as an region. St. louis said. . organilation." St. "it's a leel»good situation," said St. “Staff members have a minority E louis said, Louis, who has visited many of the interest on that local board.“ omen n usmess Locally. 'l 1) projects the foundation has funded. All donations of more than $10 a Canada Trust cus- and attended treevplantittg and natu» year will receivea tax receipt. ' 2 0 D 8 ' tomers are generr ralization events. St. Louis encourages the public to ' bus in their con- "When you see these volunteers, get behind the foundation because it ‘ V , . B . h ‘ v , h. hl I tributions to the including a lot of children, helping will make a difference in their commu- Nomen In ustness a” prOVCI'l ‘0 be ‘1, lg 3' fo ti n d a t i o n , clean up the environment it makes nity. read maul"? and thanks 19 Your input 5 a which he attrib‘ you feel good. "And in this day and age, we need to better vehlcle for promoting your bustness l0 utes to the fact "Especially young kids. who basical- do everything we can to make the the community. they can see the ly are our future and they've embraced world a greener place," he said. You have the opportunity to present your . . . , bMess M. onenMM orbothwim City counc11 supports G0 Tram serV1ce pricing that any size business can afford. Continued from page I as an example of what the local delivered a letter of support to Publication Dates: line could be. the organization last week. Wednesday. October 29 in the Waterloo the initial plan is to run "There was a lot of skepti~ Even though the majority of Chronicle; Friday, October 3] in the trains in the morning and cism about the success of the the line will be going through Cambridge Times; Friday. October 3] in the Guelph Tribune evening at rushrhour times and Barrie senice but it has become Kitchener. (it) Transit wrll still ‘ run buses during the day. very well regarded." he said. be welcomed by the city, Wie Don't s'lIiSS This Marketing Opportunity By 2031 they hope to have (it) 'lrans‘it will look at come mer said, h'ook )‘l)lll'$[)(lt‘l’ today deadline Wednesdau'oflohgr 22 trains running all day and on merit cards visitors filled out at “This really ties into the city ' ' the weekends the open home and come back and regions longterm plan." he Phone 519â€"623â€"7395 I (Leonâ€"553-3578) Some open house visitors With firmer plans in lanuary, said. Fax (519) 523.3532 had questions about demand Ashbee added, “I'm also quite happy to see a MATT MILLERext 208 mmt’ller@cambridgett’mes.ca and the fact that buses would Waterloo's city council has stop up on Ira Needles. 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