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,fflqqý" * j:~~ ~ fl1~?1J~ i~i~i~ Dl~ESDA~ ~CWOB1~,Irg,19s1 I WANT YOUR HOUSE SOL»? 7 good reasons té calLilian North Q She carn seli your house CI Full time salesperson Q Experience (l2th year) "QWhitby office Q RE/MAX Number One Real Estate Company (Financial Post) Q Lists on Oshawa & Toronto Boards Q Has 25,200 approx. helpers to get your bouse SOLDI' WH ITBY SALESPE RSON IN 1990 AT JOHN ANTONY Ph. D WHITBY RESIDENT WHITBY COMPANY OSHAWA REAL ESTATE BOARD TORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARD FREE EVALUATIONS REMAX SUMMIT REALTY (1991) LT4D.-ei RES: 430-8403'BUS: 668-3800 A MLS LISTINGS SOLD. BASED ON OSHAWA & DISTRICT REAL ESTATE BOARDS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE DATA * *SKMEAU a Il * OSE: R.BRO. 1 ..- ep . s. e IF QUESTIONS YOU FIND, PLEASE KEEP ME IN MINDI f ROSEMARY BROWN, SALES REPRESENTATIVE IN VOUR TOWN.LJ >BUS: 433-2121 R ES: 668-3504 ELO MAYOR COUNCILLOR, Ross Batten (3 to be elected) Marcel Brunelle. (incumbent) Joe Drumm (incumbent) James Priest EASTWARD Dennis Fox (incumbent) Geoff Rison CENTRE WARD John Dolstra John Lazenby Robert Palmer Shirley Scott John Southemn NORTH WARD Bilan Wick David Brennan Don Mitchell WEST WARD Dave Wall Judi Longfield HYDRO-ELECTRIC COMMISSION IDi TOWN Lynde Buffett Tom Edwards Gerry Emm (4 members to be elected) Ralph Blank Robert Brewerton Geriy Cox. (incumbent) John Hughes (incumbent) Bill Lawîer (incumbent) Don MacMaster G.W. Mifflin DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION (3 trustees to Patty Bowman be elected) Derek Glass John Hamiton Doug Land Robert McCîeery George Milosh (incumbent> DURHAM SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD (3 trustees to Vic DiCarto be eîected) Judy Morris Tom Qidman (incumbent) MartinTurpin Jeannette WindfeId $252,ooo raised for United Way As expected, the Oshawa- Witby-Newcastle United Way caifpaigni is off to a slow start. ~ter the frst week, $252,500 was raised, about eight er cent of this year's goal of $ , 5,00. A slow start was anticipated as many large companies in the area have ben involved with the Oshawa General Hospital cam- paign. Once canvassing for the hospi tal campaign bas been comnple- t;ed, many companies will begin fuùndraising Ïor the United Way. Cild care challenge MAUDE BARLOW, author and national chafrmnan of the Cotmcil of Canadians, spoke on 'The Chal- lenge of Quality Child Care in the 90's as part of a community forum, held at Durham Coilege on Sept. 28, to discuss child care planning issues and strategies. Peter Tombll photo MeLellan ne of e members of ýhealth council Vern Garlick of Bownienville, Jack McLellan of Whitby and David Fitzpatrick of Oshawa are the newest members of the Durham Region District Health Council. Garlick recently retired as vice president and treasurer of Union Carbide of Canada and cornes to council witb an extensive background in business and accounting. He is an active member of the Durham Region-Only Waste Management Plan Public Liaison committee and was appointed as a member of the Bowmanville rnuseum board. He is an active member of council's acute care committee. McLellan cornes to council with a background in business administration and communi- cations.. He bas bis own desktop publisbing business and bas done volunteer work for the Canadien Paraplegic Association, Royal Canadien Legion, Multiple Scierosis Association,. Disability U+IAULý k. - Information Service of Canada and, for the past couple ocf years, bas been an active member of couneil's long-termn care committee. Fitzpatrick is a feniily physicien at the Oshawa cinic and was responsible for the development, of the sports medicine clinic et the Oshawa General Hospital. He bas been involved in a wide variety of committees within the hospital and the clinic, as well as the Canadien Cancer Society a.nd Durhamn House. Involvement in bis commuxuty expanded when he volunteered as a member of council's community heeltb committee last-ear. The District Health Council is a voluntary, community heelth care planning body, appointed-by Cabinet to provide advice to the Minister of Health. Council deals with the identification Of needs, establishments of short- and long-terni priorities and co-ordination of planning for the effective end effcient develop- ment of heelth care services in Durham Region. Custom Upholstery Refinishn In BLusinessPar 30 Years Modern & Antique Choose from hundrede of quality fabries! Appraisals For'service and resuits ask for LILIAN NORTH sales representative RE/MAX Summit Realty (1991) Ltdjj 668-3800 Res. 668-7479 EIO LET ME SELL YOUR HOME 1 J ~ . .. k .~.. j' 1 ýý1. w