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Page 4. Whltby Free Press, Wednesclay. November 25, 1992 II.f Extra push needed for United Way success Tax Holida 'oure invited to join Sizzler Ithe r s cl4 andthie SWhitby G-eneral Hospital for their FRJ1D AY, N VYE M BE R 2 7T11, 1 99 2 Allproceedfinn ii" ment will be donatd to the Whuitby Ge neral Hosp im d to p urhassug ica1equip mnt A GREAT MEAL, AGREAT PRICE, A GREA CAUSE Business and employees are being asked for a «final push» to meet the $3.124 million goal of this year's United Way campaign for Whitby, Oshawa a"d Newcas- tle. Since Se pt. 16, - the campaign has raised $2.35 million, but 7Xe ai i eea i vte UNIrSEX IVPl<é5jfg You - Pleases Us" Sandra would like to welcome new &formzer clients tiq her new location. Open: Tues..-Fri. 10-7, Saturday 8-5 900 Bonacord Ave. (Otter Creek) 668-5266r$50OF 'lVe would Ilkle go wish ail our1 castomers a very er1Cr na" *wiih c0upQP2 on perms I -Frank ad Sandra I colo uring and strealcs Can You'Afford the Urge, To Drop Out o'f the Rat Race? "There are a lot of businesses we haven't heard --from y et,» says Jim Souch, campaign chai. Souch and Jim Woodward, Durham Region Labour Cuncil pgesdent and chair of next year's nile Way canpai#n,, are "guardedly optimistic about >meeting this year'sal ,"]m- concerned tgoatl*the cazn- pgnmy have stalled », says Souch, president of MÏarigold Lincoln-Mercury in Whitby. A shortfall- last year held United Way agencies to zero per cent increases and, in some cases, cutbacks. .A second deficit year could mean that- some agencies would close. Woodward appealed to union- ized workers in the area, to, sup- port the campaign. «I'm sure there are some businesses, groups and organiza-, tions that h ave canvas"sed. but haven't reported their total to us yet,» says Souch. «Workers may feel a small amounit (contributed) doei-not make a difference, yet itfs those same hardworking peopleý who can now bring th!scan Aig o its goal," sas oodward. 0W awar.ds to begiven out Dec. 2 The Oshawà-Whitby-Newcastle United Way awards celébration will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 2, 4 to 6 p.m. at Cullen Wirens. Awards,- presented - by campaign chair Jim Souch,wiJ be given to businesses and organizations.,who have, achieved high levels ofý participation,-.and contributions to, this years goal of Recipients include General Motors, Gus Brown. Mlotors, Goodyear Canada,. Enterprise Ford, area professionals, schools and service industries., More than:200 volunteere are expected to attend, aIl- of wÀhom have contributed their time and talents . te organizing and canvassing for, this year's campaign- .Organizers hope -that Souch will be able to announce that the goal of $3.124 million has been met. For more- information, Cal Anne Kinsella, campaign director, at 436-7377. . Sizzler Locle eWMil , coger il andasamd Tldkobai Calile MUs uxle 109 M O M oval(416) 008481 FiL 1315 Linda Kgibota N MOVE IN BY CHRISTMAS $1 49,900!!, ExSllerit value! Lare L-shaped livng-cinn room. Eat-in kit. 3 bechoms. Freshly painted & de=atd Hrdwd floors.' Partially fin. mec rmm. Close to schools, shopping & uans.. Linda Kubota, 436-1800. LÎWI& - DOWNTOWN LOCATION! 3 bedroom ail brick semi on 45 ft. frontage. Hardwood under bmoadloom. Lovel treed lot Walking distance to ail amenities. On% $124,900. CaIl todayl Gall Daniel, 435-1800. Ainne 'Wïssiewskj- Blue Grass Meadows,-home for ail seasons .$229 9W0 2500 sq. ft. family home features 2 solariums, one wit hot tub overlooking cou nt,garden setting wih heated - inground pool, lily'pond whfountain, 4 brms, flnished basement, french doors to formai livingroom Anne VWlsnlewskl. 436-1800, 427-1493. FABULOUS HOME - FABULOUS PRICE $1 95,900. buys you 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, main floor family room, partially finished rec room in-a great: Whitby location. Plus walk to schQols. Cal nowl Joan Scott, 436-1800. NATIONAL WAL ESTATIE SERVICE RESERVATI NS ONLY RIEALTY ONE INC. 436m 1800 -1