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Jungle and hipâ€"hop are _ because there‘s a couple of _ might be able to sell, we‘d sell well and Fugazi, even _ really good sellers for us on _ DJs playing that stuff around _ have more. But, two months though their prices have gone _ vinyl right now and that‘s _ town. Maybe rock has fallen _ later if it‘s still sitting there, off a bit because there‘s _ you wonder, ‘Well, why‘d 1 - _ nowhere to play in Kitchenerâ€" _ order this?"" k A Waterloo." "Also they wouldn‘t have He said his neighbourâ€" hood has already experiâ€" enced an excessive amount of lateâ€"night noise this spring and summer. University bashes to see beefedâ€"up police presence Continued from page 1 But Muncaster isn‘t conâ€" vinced extending the celeâ€" bration time will curb the noise. care needs are met â€" now and for years to come. Find out more about longâ€"term care in Ontario today. Call 1â€"877â€"234â€"4343 to get a free copy of our Home and Community Care for Seniors brochure. Or visit Making healthcare work for you. www.health.gov.on.ca and click on Seniors‘ Care. â€" "Second, the closing of the student bar facilities at the University of Waterloo has meant that their stuâ€" dents now drink in the uptown area and walk home after the bars close." Muncaster questioned why police officers aren‘t more visible when these situâ€" ations arise. "I wonder why residents must telephone the police at 1 or 2 in the morning to get loud parties stopped when numerous police cars leave the station at Albert and Erb at all hours of the night and drive by the parties when, "Considering that there‘s two universities here, the music scene here for people who want to see live shows really sucks," Dabin agrees, echoing an oftâ€"heard sentiâ€" ment among music followers in this city. "It just doesn‘t seem like anyone‘s too into it and business isn‘t quite what it used to be." "They carry a lot more things and a lot of times, they have to charge more because things are just gonna sit there," Janzen says of their bigger competition. "You go to these stores and they have tons of header cards with nothing in them and the last time you were there, there was nothinfi in them. If we had lots of money to spend on stuff we really liked, and think we "If the city wants to retain family living in this area of the city, then action must be taken to allow us to remain in our homes. If council does not want families to live close to the universities, then they should change the zonâ€" ing to allow high density housing for all the properâ€" ties, so that we can sell out at the current high prices when we decide that life has become too difficult in the While things may be a litâ€" tle slower for the Orange Monkey than it was, say seven years ago when they had a smaller space with smaller stock, nothing has altered the duo‘s ethos to treat their customers with great respect. More often than not, the store ends up making a minimal profit on records becauseâ€"unlike most large retail storesâ€" the Orange Monkey makes every effort to price things as fairly as possible. even with their windov&s rolled up and the radio on, they must hear the noise," he Beat the summer heat with a Tilley asweo Hat. Available in 3 styles, the aseeprovides excellent ultraviolet protection. Lighterweight construction incorporates a band of mesh for ventilation. Like all Tilleys fl they float, are guaranteed for en k life not to wear out, and h come with a 4â€"page & owner‘s manual. To Air is Humane Upetaire in River Worke, St. Jacobs 664â€"2663 Head to Toe wenitabie ar "We‘ll just keep on going, keep pricing stuff," he says. "I ain‘t rich, but it beats workâ€" ing for someone!" Mayor Lynne Woolstenâ€" croft quickly defended the efforts of the universities to run celebrations that are respectful to the nearby neighbourhoods. "Last year we received no complaints for the University of Waterloo‘s celebration, and only three for Laurier‘s," she said. "We‘ve gone from an entire neighbourhood in distress to some concerns. "The universities really are an asset to our commuâ€" nity. It‘s unfortunate we have to go through these things." "Also they wouldn‘t have 90 per cent of the stuff that we have, in terms of vinyl and independent labels," Dabin adds. "The only thing they might have is stuff on some of the more mainâ€" stream independents." After rolling with the punches for 10 years, Orange Monkey has much to celeâ€" brate. Other than planning some intimate gatherings at the neighbotwring Jane Bond, Dabin and Janzen have planned a used vinyl sale this weekend to commemorate their milestone and to thank their customers for their years of loyalty. As for the store‘s future, the plan is to keep on keeping on, as word of the Orange Monkey conâ€" tinues to spread. "We had a guy come in the other day, said he‘d lived in Kitchener his entire life and he never knew the store was here," says Janzen in mockâ€"frustration. "We‘ve been here 10 years! Where has this guy been? He said he didn‘t have any money but that he was definitely going to come back." . ‘student ghetto."" Dabin ponders the next 10 yeéars with typical stoâ€" icism. Tittey & Roya! Robbine Clothing Adventure Weer for Everyday Hate, Clovee, Lootwoar