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WHYIBY FREE PRESý3, WEDNESDAY, AUGUT 2,1989, PAGE 27 Search is, on fr3t Firestone .Nationa Truck .Her Somewhere in Canada there is a truck, driver who deserves specialrecognition. The search is, on for the trucker- who will be namned the 34th annual Firestone National Truck Hero. Nominations are sought for a Canadian professkonal' truck driver who bas perfoemned an act of bravery'or heroism. The person or organization that nomninates the winner will receive a $200 cash reward. This award is endorsed b~y the Canada SafSety Council and the Traméie Iirjury ,,.Re.searýh Foundation and is sponsored 1ýy Firestone Canada hIc. 'Usuallye truckers receive no recognition for their, unselfish acta which fr-equently avert serious accidents and save many lives. Chances are; a professional truck er -will be the first on the scene during a road mishp. The annual competition, ta, recognize Antique GMC truck .FROM PAGE 21 vania. Bath shows were held in June. Rogers says there are a num- ber of atique truck awners in Oshawa and Whitb. This weekend ogers, Ross Mackie of Mackie Van and Starage in Oshawa and Paul Granveld of Oshawa will be driv- ing to Maine ta attend another sow. As the truck makes its way alang Hwy 401, drivers of bath cars and trucks heading in the opposite direction are quick ta notice Rogers' truck. "They are always starng ,>,and wanting ta know more about it,» says Rogers, as he pulls inta the truck stoýp in Bawmanville. Acura Integra review FROM PAGE 23 power steering, and a newly-available electronically- controlled four-speed automatic transimision. A five-speed manual transmission is standard. The Integra has excellent four-wheel pawer assisted disc brakes and the GS modal features an anti-lock brakidng system that works by autonm'tically pumnping the brakes many.mes per second te avoid wheel lock-ups in panic braking situations. ALB is standard on the three-door GS and optional on the GS four-door. The new, mare powerful engine knocks almoat a full second off the Integra's 0 ta 100 kmh. time: 9.0 seconds versus 9.7 seconds. Top speed of the new Integra is 202 kînh., versus 190 kmh for last year's model. The Integra is very mýuch a driver's car. The engine is perfectly willing ta ing up te 7000 rpm. The independent suspension offers a comfortable, vibration-free ride, and the car is capable of being tossèd around corners with abandon without losing control. The manual gearbox is butter-smooth, and the bkes offer fantastic stapping power. Despite its performance image, however, the Integra is still a very practical car. With seating for four and hatchback availability, it can satisfy any small family's needs. Manufacturer's suggested retail price for the RS Coupe with a five-speed transmission is $15,995. 'The tep-of-the-line Integra GS Sedan with autematic transmission is $22,195. Stili a good value, I believe. PrlceaaUtod (L5) $18.796 Engine 1800cc, 16 val»e DOIC, Hlorepowet cuxb Wdegt Wldfh Fuel Economy _warranty programmed f"el Inection 130 0 6000 rpm, 6 spd.manuai/electroc 4 spd. auto. I96'50R14 .teel.bajted radiais 1168 kp2E lbla 4392 mm/172.9 In 16MOmm/100.4 in. 1714 m167.51n. 13z mrn/6 . a 460 ltreul&g.9 & i avge ILI11100 km/ 31 mpg. Basic 3 yrnGO.000 km Major conponents 6 yrJ100.000km oratmon 6 yn'unlimited milnge A trucker is quick to pull his- camera and get a picture. "Mat often happens,» says Rogers. Hie said that earlier this year, a man, who gathers items for movie production, spotted the truck and asked if it could be used in a movie being filmed this summer. Rogers is stilI waiting ta hear about that offer. He said his purchase has paid off bath in persanal Satisfaction and business connections.' «This does pay off because we meet the guys (truckers) at the shows and it pulls them in," says Rogers. this good- samaritan, focuses public attention onth many actsa of bravery performed by 'truck- drivers," says F. Wayne Mtchll,' president of, Firestèine Canda The 1989 Firestane National Truck Hero will recéive a $1,000 cash prize, a VIP all-expense-paid weekend for two Mt a luxury Toronto hotel, including first- classtravel. arrangèments from anywhere in Canada and a personal trophy, ail courtesy of Firestone, as well as an inscribed Rolex wrist watch, compliments of the Rolex Watch Company. The truck, hero will receive these awards at the Ontaia Tucking Association convention being held in Toronto Nov. 22, 23, and 24, Entries wiIl be ju*dged by a pýanel of judges including representatives fram the Canada Safety Council, the Traffie Inury Research Foundation, Firestone Canada mnc. and the trucking industry. Nominations, accompanied by supporting1 newspaper clippings, witness statements or other evidence, should be sent, to: Natidnalf Truck Hero, c/o Canada Safety Council, 1765 St. Laurent Blvd., Ottawa, Ontario, K1G 3V4. The act of bravery must be performed during the year.'eidling Sept. 30, 1989 by iaraàaian professonal truckdieri Canada. For complete coMest. rules contact the Canada Safety Council or Firestone CÎaniada Ime. Nomninations muüstbe 'received by Oct. 10, 1989. cl ark ll1th at Indy Tom Clark of Whitby finished llth in the Plaiyers, Ltd./GM Motorsport race held at the Mal- son In ly circuit July 24., Clark qualified lOth for the race. After four races this season, Clark stands l13th .-out of 45 drivers. Richard Spenard of Shannon- ville. finislted firat with a time of 29 minutes and 30 seconds. Recycling- old o*1 FROM PAGE 21- aware that some people may not wish ta, make the tnip ta Býrock West or a transfer station, a pilot project is being introdced in Uxbridge this year. The pilot project will be based on the texic taxis that Region representatives sawr during a tour of waste facilites in Europe in June. Residents phone the taxi ta, corne and pick up their hazard- oua waste. Donnelly said the pilot project should be started by the end of this year. There has as yet been no cost estimate for the projeet. Donnelly does not anticipate that the.tax will operate daily. «Maybe once a week or every other week » he said. . *Among the items the taxis will piîCkýup will be aId ail. CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN OF WHITBY REQUIRES A PROJECT ENGINEER* (Management) The Corporation of the Town of Whitby is currently. seeking qualified candidates for the above position in the Public Works Department. QUALIFICATIONS Prof essional Engineer and member, or eligible for membership, of the A.P.E.O.; three (3) to five (5) years experience in municipal design; knowledge of specification and tender preparation; forecasting and costing experience for capital projects; famiîiarity with M.T.O. proçedures; knowledge of engineering micro-computer systems; abiîity to supervise technical staff and deal with consulting engineers, contractors and the general public; weI-developed communication and report writing skills. POSITION SUMMARV Reporting to the Manager-of Engineering, the Project Engineer wilI bu responsible for the design of current Town projects, quantity take-offs, preparation of tenders and contract documents and budget forecasts. The candidate wili bu involved in co-ordination with Engineering consultants and other outside agencies such as the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario. The Project Engineer wiIl provide direction to technical staff in the Current Project Engineering Section. HOURS 0F WORK 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., plus additional hours as required. Salary subject to skills, ability and qualifications. Please forward a detailed resume indicating education, experience, references, etc. prior to Wednesclay, August l6th, 1989 to: Personnel Department The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rossland Road East WHITBY, Ontario LUN 2M8 CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WH ITBY IN THE MATTER 0F THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT, R.S.O. 1980, c. 337 AND THE MATTER 0F LANDS AND PREMISES AT THE FOLLOWING MUNICIPAL ADDRESS IN THE PROVINCE 0F ONTARIO NOTICE-.0F INTENT TO DESIGNATE. TAKE NOTICE THAT THE Council of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby intends to designate the property, including lands and buildings, at the following municipal address as property of historio or architectural value or interest under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O. 1980, c. 337. The James Boreham House 400 King Street WHITBY, Ontario REASONS FOR DESIGNATION 0F 400 KING STREET, WHITBY HISTORICAL This house was buit between 1888 and 1892 for James Boreham, a market gardener who kept a large garden and orchard on his property. ARCHITECTURAL The James Borehamn House is an example of late nineteenth century two-storey T plan vernacular farm house, of red stretcher bond brick with ornamental white brick banding and an unusual -Gothic arch window and front verandah. Any person may, before August 25, 1989, send by registered mail or deliver to the Clerk of the Town of Whitby, notice of his or her objection to the proposed designation together with a statement of reasons for the objection and ail relevant facts. If such notice of objection is received, the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby shall rete *r the matter to the Conservation Review Board for a hearing. DATED at the Town of Whitby this 26th day of JuIy, .1989. Donald G. McKay Town Clerk The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rossland Road East WHITBY, Ontario LiN 2M8 PHONE: (416) 668-5803, appîy, but only bu are invited NOTE: We thank ail those persons who advise acknowledgement. wili forwarded to those applicants who for an interview. 1 6ýrj