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PAGE, 18, WHITBY FREE PRIESS, WEDNESu)AY,)NOVEMBER 9,1988 Sehool board candidates discuss issues at meeting Elementary Teachers' Associa- tion, approimately 40 people heard trustees present their platforms and views. The Whitby candidates YORKSTELAR 200 HAT S Heating and Air Conditioning fit for a king. lea Because your home is your castie,lea York Stellar 2000 Heat Pump bring .iII you the Royal Treatment. i *Du 5V $150. - $600. factory rebates for ilu purchases by November i 9th UMM 5V Cuts winter heating bis with super ~ i _111 efficiency. II~ f ÀN Remarkable air conditioning cuts summer's heat À5 Can be added to gas or oil fumaces._____________ Amourd of rebate detemnied by size and equrpment purchased from patclpatlng dealer. Customer may appty rebate as dscont on purchase pice. disussed issues of overcrovc'ing of school facilities, the capital, budget, undertùnding from the province, quality of curriculum, busing and transportation, The Lord's Prayer and communi- cations withý the Town, Province and parents. Lloyd Wallen focused on curriculum as hie main concern, saying he supported a retilrn to the "basics" in education and a cut of ail "extra" programs., Patty Bowman spoke of improving communication betwe-' en the board and teachers, parents, the Town and the Province to help solve the financial and planning issues the board will be facing in the future. you may qualdy for upkoS20 in addttlonatcashttebates. rNANceD av liE 0 ROYAL.BN \ - !1At ioreesl rates below prime York Stellar 2000 Heat Pumps. Comfort with efficiency. That's the York Royal Treatment. 4NXYOR Heatlng and Air Conditioning V8U138 AIR CONTROL. HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 600 Euclid St. Unit 10 Whitby 686-3511 CALL ORA FEEHO E UR [-MY CHOICE- IRENE SOETENS 1 have worked alongside Ajax Councillor René Soetens many times and 1féel he would be a strong voice in Ottawa. Gerry Emm Mayoral Candidate Town of Whitby Authorized By: Steve Meek, Officiai Agent for René Soetens By Debbie Luchuk With a disappointing turnout at the public trustees aIl candi- dates' meeting last Tuesday night, sponsored by the Dlurham Ajax and Oshawa candidates spoke as similar issues. trustee welI on Dsio ïsho moL _ _ _ Brmng charm and elegance toyour home. Carefully selected Canadian inapte ini a wVarm "iantique gloW" finish. Solid maple throughout for that long lasting durability and quality appearance you expeet. Double pedestal table extends to 90"1 for those special dining occasions. Four door china features glass shelves Prie 2% OffThe Ultijnate in country styling, these ,versatile wail units tend theiselves to a wide variety of arrangements and offer features À& providing mximum storage and Solid Maple elegant room decoration. $409"NOW $127920 Outside corerunit(1) ......... J 9NOW $319.20 Dreser> irro, 1 ightChina cabinet ..................$899'NOW $719.20 tares er, iror nihtEntetainment centre .........* t$i NOW $799.20 Open bookease .................. âg@eNOW $559.20 Bar unit ............................$0OfrNOW $639. 20 Warm colonial charm in solid maple je brought to life ini our Campbetlton collection. Solid maple throughout, ail surfaces flnished in an exhaustive four qtage baked on procese and top surfaces are hand polished for that long lasting durability and quality you deserve. *Matress, beddîng and accemorieflot indluded; arrmoire and 2nd night table etra '-I'S FU NITURENGSTON RDRFAHWYE2 0-9,SAT 105. ELIERY VAIABL AN QULIT YIl I I * 10, 11&1, IKRIG 316' Ir J60-ia - u - W -- Carl Kaye said the overcrowding in Whitby schools Is a nightmare for you and your children," and cited more funding and better communication between ail parties concerned as a solution to the problem. Ian Brown spoke of the achievements of the past board, highlighting the financial strengths of the board's budget planning of which he is chairman, student achievement, the 'reduc- tion of student/teacher ratios and the community use of schools. Mark Flewwelling said he would like to see improved planning and development to meet the needs of the expanding region." John' Buchanan highlighted what was being done by the board currently to, alleviate the overcrowding in Whitby schools, listing the capital projects that were planned for the next fe-ii years, and said that he would "fight against the provincial tax grab." To: Mayor Bob Attersley and Councillor Joe Drumm For your personal affenfion in providing us with a safe path to school. From, The Lasdin's Family DRUMM REGION CA TCH BEAT! y