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#° t **= 4 [4 ‘ \® ‘fi) ‘ Bronte Harbor V\}aterfron’t Parkt Open House set for Thursday \(' With the next phase of the Bronte Harbor Waterfront Park just around the corner, local and regional officials are gearing up for the multiâ€"million dollar construction project. Staff from both levels of government are working on such downâ€"toâ€"earth busiâ€" ness as truck haulage routes, interim parking requirements, lighting, walkâ€" ways, landscaping and site security durâ€" ing construction. In order to keep residents informed, the Region has scheduled a pair of inforâ€" mation meetings to present plans for the next stage of development and receive public input. The first open house is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 6th from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Walton Memorial United Church, located at 2489 Lakeshore Rd. West. The second meetâ€" ing will be held sometime in midâ€" November. The first phase will include the placement of 170,000 cubic metres of fill to create a 14â€"acre land base; interim landscaping for grass cover on the land base and tree planting; the extension of storm sewers; the installation of a temâ€" porary walkway and lighting and interâ€" im parking. The Region has indicated that the project will be tendered no later than Jan. 1995 with work to commence in 42nd. Street (Theatre Unlimited) HMS Pinafore (Clarkson Music Theatre) Assassins (Playhouse ‘82) Bye Bye Birdie (Meadowvale Music Theatre) For more information, call Meadowvale Theatre 821â€"0090 Come and check us out at our Opening Night Gala (Opening of 42nd Street â€" October 28th), compliments of the Mississauga Campus of The School of Business. JNOTE: Subscriptions are available until closing night of 42nd Street (Nov. 5th); single ticket purchases for 42nd Street may be converted into subscriptions before the final performance. Music Theatre Mississauga gratefully acknowledges the support of the Mississauga Arts Council. PRESENTING MUSIC THEATRE MISSISSAUGA‘S 1994/95 SUBSCRIPTION SERIES $51.20 Adult $44.80 Sr. (65+) $38.40 Student Why spend a small fortune on a musical downtown + dinner + parking? For the price of one show "downtown" Buy four great shows "uptown" Mississauga. One of the most difficult problems facing those with mental illness is stigma â€" society finds it all too easy to dismiss someone‘s "crazy" thinking. Jay Ingram will draw examples from his new book, The Burning House, to show that the brain has its own mysterious logic. Can we pretend to understand someone else‘s brain â€" when we may not be able to understand our own? Wednesday, October 5, 1994 7:30 p.m. Holiday Inn 360 Iroquois Shore Road CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION Mental iliness Awareness Week in Canada is October 1â€"8, 1994. This event is coâ€"sponsored by Quest Booksellers of Oakville. For information about this event or other mental health issues, call the Canadian Mental Health Association at 905â€"845â€"5044. (Trafaigar and the Q.E.W.) Oakville KEEP YOUR MONEY IN YOUR POCKET! March. Lakeâ€"filling may be started earliâ€" er if substantial amounts of fill become available. Most of the work is expected to be completed by March 1996. At a Sept. 1st ceremony in Oakyville, politicians from three levels of governâ€" ment pledged $5.4 million to the region for the project as part of the Canada/Ontario Infrastructure Works program. The money will be used to design and construct a marina, waterfront trail, municipal road extension, extensive landscaping, improvements to sewer outfalls and more. The entire project â€" slated for comâ€" pletion by October 1996 â€" is expected to created an estimated 5,000 manâ€"weeks of emplovyment and 15 longâ€"term iobs. Oct. 28â€"30, Nov. 3â€"5 Nov. 25â€"27, Dec. 1â€"3 Jan. 27â€"29, Feb. 24 Feb. 24â€"26, Mar. 24 \ n of While Canadian markets lumber along in a sleeping recession other countries have enjoyed huge growth. Emerging markets give investors a wider selection of investments at bargain prices. These markets are fast growinF both economically and in terms 0 capital markets. They serve as an excellent source of diversification which can lower volatility in ones portfolio. _ The characteristics of the emergâ€" ing markets encompasses the areas of variability, limited reliable informaâ€" tion, perceived as dangerous, perâ€" ceived as volatile, economic instabiliâ€" ty, underdeveloped capital markets and rapid growth and change. Based on the above characteristic why would anyone want to invest in the emerging market. To start with these countries are undergoing political reform, fiscal reform, judicial reform, free elections and development of democratic instiâ€" tutions. Yet investors are flocking to these markets with billion of dollars. The real reason why these marâ€" ESTEE LAUDER Monâ€"Fri 9:30am â€" 9:00pm Saturday 9:30 am â€" 6pm Sunday 1lam â€" Offer ends Sat., Oct. 8, or where Sears is open, Sun., Oct. 9, 1994 With an Estée Lauder purchase of 19.50 or more, you‘ll receive a 30 mL White Linen Body Lotion, two Allâ€"Day Lipsticks, 45 ml Rich Results Hydrating Cleanser, 30 mL Clean Finish Toner, 6 ml Lucidity Make up, a vial of Tuscany per Donna, and a hairbrush, all in a Red cosmetic bag. Limit one bonus per customer, while quantities last Expect more from Sears kets are so hot goes beyond all of the above. We can look for these markets to continue their rapid . rowth due to sound opportunities ike privatization, deregulation, reduction of trade barners, liberalizaâ€" tion of exchange rates and monetary reform Of the 24 emerging countries the total market capitalization in US$ vs the developed markets like the USA, UK Japan is 967B to 7270B. While in 1980 the ratio was 145B to 2033B. The emerging countries have barely scratched their way into the economâ€" ic world community. In short they have economies that are growing at rknc:re than twice the rate of our marâ€" ets. Will they continue to grow at this rapid rate? I believe for the short term 3 to 5 years that their growth is a given. Yet it is important to note that unlike our markets the speed of order execution and the disseminaâ€" tion of news and research has not yet evolved to the point where it would be of benefit to an investor. At the current time investing with the aid of a fund manager who usuâ€" ally resides in and visits these counâ€" tries‘ markets is the best solution. In my opinion, most growth portâ€" folio should have a percentage of their positions in mutual funds like the Templeton Emerging Markets Fund, who specialize in the emergâ€" ing markets. Mr. Blanchard invites calls and comments marked to the attention of the Manager, Financial Concept Securities, 22 Lakeshore Road West Oakville L6K 1C5 338â€"8600. Be sure to stop in at the Oakville Financial Forum, on October 15 at the Howard Johnson‘s. Call us for details. 338â€"8600 Copyright 1994. Sears Canada Inc