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is cheerful trio has reason to smile; they‘re the winners of the Fall Makeover Contest, which culminated the weekend at The Bay, Oakville. The event was sponsored by Liz Claiborne, and Lancome Cosmetics. ch winner received a new hairstyle, color analysis and cosmetics makeover, in addition to a $100 gift cerâ€" icate from The Bay, a Lancome gift basket valued at $75, and a wardrobe consultation from a Liz aiborne specialist. In ‘before and after‘ modes, from left to right, are: Diane Curtin, Dorothy Linquist d Kim Moore. » % (Photos by Barrie Erskine) Marklew hopes to be able to estabâ€" lish an advisory group to represent "my" eight schools, parents and nonâ€" parents that will link the varying comâ€" munities. "Social contract, dwindling resources and Ministry of Education mandates must be dealt with while aiming for the best education possible within existing resources." She feels her experience over the past term will enable her to meet the challenges during the upcoming term. "To continue to assist taxpayers and parents to address any issues they may have regarding the public school system," said Marklew. The current Board Property Chair said she is running so that whe will continue to have the opportunity to represent her communities while exerâ€" cising financial responsibility. Marklew has never claimed "a dime" from the Board since becoming a trustee except her honorarium, and believes that expenses, whether they be for mileage or conferences, should be picked up by trustees themselves. be "walioping tax increases" unless cost cutting measures are taken now. Marklew, who has been "monitorâ€" ing the (Board‘s) budget since 1984" says the next few years will be crucial ones. She said that once the Board exits from its Social Contract obligaâ€" tions and Market Value Assessment is fully implemented in 1996, there will "We have to look at what we have cut out of the budget and determine how this impacts on the classroom before we arbitrarily make more cuts," said Marklew, a mother of two and a health care professional. Marklew is a former president of the Halton Council of Home and School Associations and the current finance chair for the Ontario Federation of Home and School Associations. As Ward 5 trustee Debbie Marklew goes doorâ€"toâ€"door, she is disâ€" covering parents‘ concerns revolve around the implementation of Junior Kindergarten, busing distances and playground safety. One week into her campaign, Marklew has already met with more than 100 people and she plans to "knock on every door." In addition to these concerns, Marklew sees Ward 5 capital projects such as renovations to White Oaks Secondary School and a new school for the River Glen community, and budget cuts that don‘t affect the classâ€" room, as being priorities. October 26, 1994 JK and busing top concerns for Ward 5 incumbent school trustee By KATHY YANCHUS Oakville Beaver Staff OF GLAMOR Presented by: Drury Lane Theatrical Productions (Formerly Burlington Light Opera Society) "And one of the key areas we have to bemote effective in is our partnership with other schoolboards and local government entities for cost containment iniâ€" tiatives," said Lane. Lane foresees the next term for trustees as one mired in social contract and collective bargaining business, as well as in implementing new educational iniâ€" tiatives in an efficient and cost effective manner. "I have a lot of corporate skills and I feel I can make a difference," said Lane, a customer service and sales manager with Bell Canada with experience in budgeting, labor relations and training design Linda Lane is a strong believer in the public education system and she feels she still has a lot to contribute which is why the mother of two is seeking reâ€" election in Ward 6. By KATHY YANCHUS Oakville Beaver Staff UNITED WAY OF OAKVILLE A LABATTs o. Ward 6 trustee Linda Lane wants to continue work for Board of Education accountability blatinl id td sls id ht ind the ols 4.8 21 ' + CONGRATULATIONS _ BLUELIGHTFRIDGEDRAW Over her three years as a trustee TO WENDY PERKINS OFOAKVILLE trustee, Lane has been a member of nine different (See ‘Trustee‘ page 11) SEPTEMBER 26, 1994 TICKET PURCHASED AT CHAPSDORVAL LINDA LANE Always something good cookin THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Mayor Ann Mulvale on Monday, Nov. 14 you have a choice AUTHORIZED BY THE C.F.0. 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