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Oakville Beave "A board where the role of the trustees as the elected decisionâ€" makers and the role of the adminisâ€" tration as the implementor of these decisions, are clearly understood and respected by all parties." ; Siebert elected vice chair of public school board Difficult times lay ahead for trustees, said Leblovic, "but excitâ€" ing times because they afford us a challenge and an opportunity to make a difference." Leblovic said she also hoped the "acrimony" around the board table would dissipate into a positive (Continued from page 1) committed to a board which has access to essential information in a timely manner, which is vital to make informed decisions on imporâ€" tant issues." Leblovic also said she was comâ€" mitted ‘to a board that valued the administration‘s role to "advise, counsel and support the board." All.Major Credit Cards And Layaways Accepted Hopedale Mall * Oakville Mon.â€"Fri. 9:30â€"9:00 Sat. 9:00â€"6:00 « Sun..12:00â€"5:00 (905) 827â€"8081 = Inaugural ceremonies also included the election of Oakville‘s Ward 4 trustee Penny Siebert as viceâ€"chairman of the board. "We have charted a new course, a new beginning," said Leblovic, adding that she felt the talent, enthusiasm and creative ideas from trustees would enable the board to face the challenges of the future. working relationship. Siebert, chair of the board‘s "It is essential we work together if we hope to arrive at decisions that truly reflect what is best for the students," said Siebert. "I don‘t think it serves the kids," said Siebert. Judge Douglas Latimer, himself a product of the Halton school sysâ€" tem, presided over the oath of office. "There are many wonderful boards that do great things, but I‘ve always thought being a trustee finance committee, said she would work to protect the integrity of the process and to create a more open and welcoming atmosphere for the public at the board. Siebert emphasized the board would accomplish much more working collaboratively. Siebert said she was "tired of the wrangling at the board, tired of the devisiveness." Stone Road Mall Guelph Mon.â€"Fri. 10:00â€"9:30 Sat. 9:30â€"9:30 » Sun. 12:00â€"5:00 (519) 766â€"9810 was a treasured and honored posiâ€" tion," said Judge Latimer. "In your hands, the community has placed the major portion of educating their children...the community has placed in your hands one of the most valuable things we have â€" the children who are the future of our community." Judge Latimer said it was easy to criticize any institution, includâ€" ing the schoolboard, and he added Proper maintenance of a new home not only protects one of life‘s largest investments but ensures homeowners will receive all the warranty coverage offered by the Ontario New Home Warranty Program (ONHWP). Before the cold weather sets in and your heat is turned on, have the furnace and humidifier serviced by a qualified professional. Areas around the furnace, registers and condensing unit should be cleaned to eliminate dust and dirt. Also, have your chimney and venting sgstem checked to ensure it is in safe operating condition. Where applicable, . exhaust ventilation fans and heating recovery ventilators should be checked and oiled according to manufacturer‘s instructions to ensure efficient operation. In the kitchen, regular cleaning of the range hood eliminates potential fire hazards. Windows and doors should be examined for gaps of air filtration. 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The effort will gather new or nearly new toys from the community and distribute them to area charities and organizations such as Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital, Children‘s and Youth Foundation of Halton, the Salvation Army and the Oakville Parent Child Centre. Anyone wishing to make a donation can drop toys off at the Halton Alarm office, 1212 Speers Rd. or contact the office to arrange for pickâ€"up. Halton Alarm Response and Protection Ltd. has organized a 1994 Christmas Toy Drive that officially kicked off during the Santa Clause Parade last weekend. HARP organizes Toy Drive Located in Haircraft 302 Lakeshore Rd. E. Oakville On. 845â€"7671 Advertorial Outside the home, check for signs of moisture penetrating wood sidings. Wate for paint that is blistering and peeling. While inspecting outside window finishes, check the caulking for signs of deterioration. Perhaps more expensive initially, the application of quality caulking saves homeowners money in the long run. Eavestroughs, _ gutters _ and downspouts should be cleared of any obstructions including leaves and debris. Surface garticles from asphalt shingles washed down by rains often settle in gutters and should be removed. Keep window wells free of leaves and debris which may interfere with the proper flow of water to the footing drainage system. Finally, any shrubbery or flowering bushes that are susceptible to cold weather should be winterized and protected by a burlap wrapping. Exterior doors are exposed to a variety of climates including inside humidity extremes. Some types of wooden doors experience shrinkage and warping. Weatherstripping is often the best solution. Storm doors are recommended where nonâ€" insulated entrance doors are used to improve heat conservation and increase door life. Dan Cooper is an awardâ€"winnin, Associate Broker with Cauntrywije Town Centre Realty Inc. and can be reached at 338â€"6550. that it was about time someone thank the board "for all the wonâ€" derful and good things you‘ve done." Serious challenges lay ahead for trustees, commented Director of Education Bob Williams, who promised that staff would work "very closely" with trustees to reach their common goal, that of quality education in a cost effective manner. * Gift Certificates * Facials * Pedicures * Manicures * Nail Extensions * Waxing YG)N â€"AVEDA