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Two new Durham trustees as Speers steps d( Durham Board of Education Speers made bis announ- after the November , elec- cernent late last week, two tion as Trustee Jim Speers weeks after a siniiliar an- bas announced that lie will nouncement was made by not seek re-election. Whitby's other publie school SPRO BATIONARY DRIVINGLICENCE? PROTECT YOUR LICE SLEARN DEFENSIVEU- WITH GOVERNMENT LICENSED INSI Course Starts: October 23rd 7 PMi DRI VING COURSE: For ali ages - 'High School Driver1 You Recelve - 256 hrs. in the classroom *6 / hrs. drivirig eCertificate isstued to, qualify ,13%! hrs. observation for insurance reduction *Aiso available- single private lessons. ENCE! )RIVING4 TRUCTORS 0:10 PM Education Course ait for 4 ..1 $95 I needed By MICHAEL KNELL Free Press Staff Whitby wil be meeting two new trustees on the )WU1 board representative, David Sims. "'Af ter a very lengthy and serlous debate with myseif, 1 have finally decided not to seek re-election for another term as a memember of the Durham Board of Education representing Whitby," Speers said. 111 have enjoyed being a board member and have done my best to represent the people of Whitby, ser- ving on various committees and in many different capacities. " Speers, who bas been a trustee for four years, said that will not be seeking re- election in order to devote more time to other projeets. "I have found the work as a board member rewarding, but time consuming," he said adding, "Mfter having served for four years, I have decided that I would like to devote some of the years of retirement to other interests and activities that, of necessity, I have had to negleet." Speers said that he bas nothing but praise for fellow board members and staff. "lIt bas been a pleasure to work witb so many public spirited and. dedicated members of the board who have done so mucb in the best interest of education for the young people of Durham Region. "I would also like to ex- press my appreciation to the director and the ad- ministrative staff for sucb a tremendous job well done. We, in Durham Region, are certainly well served by such progressive and dedicated people." As of press time, there is only one announced can- didate for the two seats Whit.by holds on the: Boardi The womnen s auxiliary of the Brooklin Whitby Minor Hockey Association (BWMHA) will be holding a meeting Wednesday, Oc- tober 8 at the municipal building on Rossland Road east starting at 8 p.m. Discussion will center on the roie the women's auxiliary plays in relation to the BWMHA and the up- coming dance slated for Saturday November 1. Ail are welcome to attend. RETIREMENT HOME Luxury Living " Reglstered Nurse " Televialon Lounges " FlrepWae & Conversation Pit " HeaMtt Club wfth Sauna & WhkPOCI *Chspe/ Auditorium ýI The Facililties: " Dlnng Roomas " Ample Paking " Horseehoes & Shufflebowd " A Servery For Betweenl-MeaI " vlsmng Lounges " Personsi Lajndry Faciltles " Cal Systemae 0 craft Rooma * Private & Double Accommodation . 80 Bae e Total IndMidual Heating & Air s.24 F*. Super#vlsion e Excellent Meula by a Nutritionlat e Be.uty & Barber Shope Reserve "NOW" For Fal Accommodation For further inquinies please contact: Mrs. Rowes aKwrf R.N. Ballycliffeg Lodge Ltd. 70 Station St. Ajax 683-7321. Lowrey opening Mayor Jim Gartshore assists Arthur Kruscbel cut the ribbon to open Kruschel's new Lowrey Organ Store in the Safeway Plaza on Brock street south. Organ wizzard Trip Zeigler was on hand for the event to demonstrate bis playing prowess. -Free Press Staff Photo B[WMHA meeting qqur, IqqFý lqup, lqqFý qqqor, -1w, 'quo, "qpl lqup, IWI lqup, -qqum, - Iqqpl IWI -qu' IWI Iffl, wl Inu- -4wa