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« - * -'-•'V. wuuuuiuu uuuiconiun, uwrTumnYiiic, J phone Classifi 623-3303 Classified Deadline - led Ads --■ Monday 4:30 p.m. Phone 623-3303 Work Wanted Employment Wanted Auction Saies Notice to Creditors PETER DESHANE A l IATIAM CCDWirCO . , .AviAlirrn SUTHERLAND SIDING Soffit, Eavestrough, Windows, Shutters 623-4398 16-tlSN and SANDING Phone 623-1114 or 432-4566 1-4S FURNACES CLEANED Parts and Service Policy HARVEY PARTNER and SONS Bowmanville 623-2301 Orono 983-5206 52-tfSN BOB'S PAINTING & DECORATING REASONABLE RATES FREE ESTIMATES Over 12 years experience Phone 987-2193 2-tfSN Expert service to VCR's, T.V.'s, home stereos, car stereos, portable stereos. Free Estimates Bowmanville Audio-Vision 58 King St. W. 623-2312 44-tfSN LARRY QUINNEY PAINTING and DECORATING Interior and Exterior Over 13 years experience FREE ESTIMATES Phone 263-8535 11-tfS MEL ROZEMA PAINTING AND DECORATING Interior and Exterior Over 25 years of experience in painting and paper hanging FREE ESTIMATES Phone 263-8976 42-tfSN Carl Brink BUILDER CUSTOM HOMES Additions and Alterations 987-4818 (No Sunday Calls) 52-tfS GORD SIMPSON Phone 983-5808 PAINTING, PAPERING, CARPENTRY, REMODELLING, GENERAL REPAIRS 24-tfS BARRETT HEATING Oil Burners - Furnaces Cleaning, Repairs, Installation Bowmanville 623-1025 12-tfS JACK BURGESS OIL BURNERS-FURNACES CLEANED PLUMBING REPAIRS Phone Hampton 263-2151 MAIL ADDRESS P.O. Box 43, Bowmanville 1-tfS HOLROYD'S HEATING Authorized ESSO Home Comfort Dealer Oil Burner Sales Cleaning and Repairs Parts and Service Plan HAMPTON 263-8501 40-tfSN "HERITAGE HOME IMPROVEMENTS" SPECIALIZING IN: Finished Basements - Additions Decks - Fences - Minor Renovations Architectural and Electrical Services Available FREE ESTIMATES Phone 623-1692 44-tfSN ' I • i. • ; • • ^Tji Œ BARR'S (416) 987-1445 986-4277 Roofing • Sheet Metal • Skylights FLAT ROOFS • SHINGLES • PRE-PAINTED STEEL SIDING • SOFFIT • TROUGH • SUNROOMS • SOLARIUMS 20 Years Experience Collect Calls Accepted 28-tfSN DURHAM TV & ANTENNA 8! I r l i L ï , « J ! , i l I I j,* l 'ii 111111 * i * * i 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 ii!iii i 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 N \i I TV Antennas for Perfection in Reception •Towers • Rotators • Remote Control Rotators • Antennas • Transmission Wire • Hardware We also do TV and Stereo Repairs 151 Liberty St. S., Bowmanville 623-9955 Bill Van Der Herberg Depend on the Leader Channel Master 15-tffiN Wanted to Buy ClinYSLER olrnlnhl 0 cylinder IlnllmnU onglno. Phono 907- Hllor 0 pin, 4910 2-1SN You Could Advertise In This Space Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Motorcycles, Snowmobiles For Wrecking Purposes SMALL SCRAP METALS HIGHEST PRICE PAID FREE PICK-UP ACKERMAN AUTO WRECKERS Yard 623-5756 Residence 623-7112 TOUCH OF DUTCH Home Cleaning Single cleaning at affordable price». 987-5681 2-2SN FUSSI'S HOUSECLEANING SERVICE Experienced and Bonded FOR FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 623-6196 2-1SN Auction Sales Tender 01.lib NEWCASTLE HYDRO-ELECTRIC COMMISSION Invitee Tenders for CONTRACT CARETAKING At Its Office and Sorvico Contra, Contra, ccrnor of Lamb's Road and Highway 2 Oust oast of Bowmanvillo), Scaled londors must be submitted submitted not later than 12:00 noon, Friday, January 26. 1990 at the offioo, addressed to: Mr. A. M. Moore, Manager, Newcastle Hydro-Electric Commission, P.O. Box 130, R.R, No. 4, Corner Lamb'» Road and Hwy, 2, j ! | Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3K9 I And nmrkod Tondor lor Con- tract Cnroloklng, Tondor documonls may bo oblnlnod by mall, phono 623- 4451, or at Iho olllco, Iront 0.00 n m. lo 4:00 p,m„ Monday Monday lo Friday, 2-1SN All types Of auctions (416) 985-4240 35-tfSN Wed., Jan. 10,12:30 p.m. The Select of 1990 Holstein Sale at Hickson Sales Arena R.R.2, Lindsay, Ont. Approx. 70 head of registered and grade Holsteins in all stages of lactation. lactation. For help with your consignments consignments contact our sales staff John Buckley 705-324-4017, Gail Snod- den, 357-3237, Sales Arena 324- 8311 or Carl Hickson Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ont. 324-9959 or car 749-7084. 1-2SN Sat., Jan. 13,11 a.m, Warner's Auction Hall Colborne Selling contents from old home with some interesting antique pcs. as well as modern home furnishings. furnishings. Good quality 9 pc. diningroom diningroom suite consisting of extension extension table, 6 chairs, Ige. break front china with glass doors and buffet all in exceptionally good condition, set of antique oak slacking book shelves, cherry wood extension table, modern sofa and chair, modern modern loveseat, coffee and end tables, tables, 2 old drop leaf tables need refin., old set of stacking book shelves need repairs, oak library table. East Lake carved bed, 3 modérn beds with good box and matts., old antique cupboard, 2 antique dressers with bevelled mirrors, mirrors, antique gramophone, small lap desk, attractive knee hole desk, several interesting antique side chairs, nice modern velour re- cliner, 3 Royal Doulton figurines, pair of Oriental vases, lamps, dishes, dishes, china, glassware, collectables, collectables, etc. Plus mise, unadvertised pcs. Sale starts 11:00 a.m. Terms: Cash, cheque, Visa, M.C. 2-1SN "Kahn Country Auctions" Re-Opening Wed., Jan. 17 at 6:30 p.m. Located on Brock Rd., Pickering 3 miles north of Hwy. 401 (Exit 399) Selling this Wednesday, Jan. 17, a large and extensive variety of Canadiana and traditional antique furniture, plus highly collectable items, removed from the McGee and Rogerson estates and private sources, to Include some outstanding outstanding pine and cherry tlatback cupboards, pine harvest tables, pine jam cupboards, pine bonnet chests, pine blanket boxes, washstands, spinning wheels, pine tool boxes, beautiful Victorian sofa, unusual early Victorian standing shaving mirror, early church pews, early child's wagons, barber's, pole, superb 9 pc. diningroom diningroom suites in mahogany, walnut and pine, various styled desks, Chippendale style tables, dressers, dressers, chests of drawers, highboys, sets of chairs, rockers, occ, tables and chairs, sideboards, hanging lamps, oil lamps, many crocks, collectable collectable glass and china, old primitives, primitives, handmade quills, hooked rugs, brass, copper,pictures, nostalgia nostalgia signs, jewellery, coins and much more: This is an excellent sale, with over 400 items to start off the New Year! So loin us every Wed. and participate In one of Ontario's Ontario's "True" Auctions with no buybacks buybacks or reserves. "Consignment and estate selling our specialty". Previews from 1:00 p.m. Terms: Cash, cheques (with I.D.) or Visa. Kahn Auction Services, 416-683- 0041. 2-1SN Grist Mill Auction Centre Newtonville Fri., Jan. 12, 7 p.m. Selling a Toronto estate along with 2 local estates. Including 6 pc. walnut walnut bedroom suite with twin beds (Widdicamb Furniture, Grand Rapids), Indian wool carpet (10X15), grandfather clock (needs repair), dressers, chests of drawers, drawers, single beds, chesterfield, occasional occasional chairs, lamps, pictures, frames, painting, numerous antiques, antiques, old ice box, extension table, set 4 low pressbacks, Eastlake dresser, glassware, china, Persian carpet, trunks, dehumidilier, vacuums, vacuums, gas mower, rototiller, sump pump, propane const, heater, etc. A very interesting auction. Auctioneer: Auctioneer: Frank Stapleton, 786- 2244. 2-1 SN Sat., Jan. 13,10 a.m. 870 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby Having received instructions from Deloitte, Haskins and Sells Ltd. we are clearing several estates plus the property of A. Hank moving to Holland including SPORTING GOODS, NEW/USED FURNITURE, FURNITURE, SILK FLOWERS, FIXTURES. FIXTURES. FURNITURE: Good sofa, loveseat and chair, coffee and end tables, wicker wall unit and furniture, furniture, 3 fridges, stove, 2 excellent bedroom suites, Inglis washer ànd dryer, chrome suite, rowing machine, freezer, TV, new sofas and loveseats, new mattresses and boxsprings. STORE INVENTORY: INVENTORY: Fishing tackle (large quantity), quantity), rods, reels, silk flower arrangements, arrangements, gifts, flowers, jewellery, jewellery, beer mugs, mannequins, sweatshirts, T-shirts, skates, caps, shoes, dart supplies, roller skates, pool chemicals, hot tub, lettering ■ for sweaters, billiard supplies, squash racquets, plus many other sporting items. German tapes and records, cards, giftware, skate sharpener, heat transfer unit. OFFICE OFFICE EQUIPMENT: 5 steelcase desks, 12 chairs, 5 glass showcases, showcases, shelving, 3 cash registers, oak 2 dr. file, three 2 dr, lateral files, answering m/c, photocopier, large work counter, two 2 door reach-in coolers (glass front), 1983 Plymouth Horizon, compressors and condenser for cooler. Excellent Excellent sale. Plan to attend. Note time: 10 a.m. Viewing: Fri. 1 - 6 p.m. McLean Auctions, 576-7550, 686- 3291. 2-1S Warner's Auction Hall, Colborne Thurs., Jan. 11, 6:30 p.m. Port Hope family leaving province. Entire home full of furniture, appliances, etc. Most less than 1 yr. old to be sold at Warner's Auc-. lion Hall, Colborne. Almond 2 door f.f. fridge, matching 30" range with self-clean oven, almond chest freezer, white auto, washer with matching dryer, remote controlled portable color TV, all less than yr. old. Oval wood dining table with 6 matching chairs, buffet and hutch (like new), yr. old 8 h.p. snow blower and air tight wood stove, Sklar bed sofa with matching re- cliner chair (like new), 2 swivel rockers, rockers, brass and glass coffee and end tables, 2 section wall unit, double double poster bed with posture-pedic box and matt, less than yr. old, nice water bed, dressers, chest of drawers, Industrial sewing machine, new gas B.B.Q, set of lady's l.h. golf clubs, rowing machine, lamps, dishes, plus numerous mise, articles. Sale starts: 6:30 p.m. Terms: Cash, cheque, Visa, M.C. Gary Warner, Auctioneer, 355-2106. 2-1 SN Don Stephenson Phone 623-1726 Estates, farms and all consignments wanted, 20-tfSN AUCTION SALE Every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at 6 p.m. At Myles King Auctions 33 Hall St., Oshawa All consignments welcomed. Estate sales, etc. Est. in 1967. Myles King, Auctioneer, 725-5751 8-tfS Cornell's Auction Barn Fri., Jan, 12, 6 p.m. The property of Mrs. Maude Fock-. 1er of Dunsford plus--others. Oak hall stand, oak china cabinet, Ken- more auto, washer and dryer (good condition), almond frost-free refrigerator, 24" electric stove, portable auto, washer, 15 cu. ft. freezer, spinning wheel, 4 matching matching pressback chairs, occasional chairs, washstands^ antique chests of drawers, modern loveseat, harvest gold refrigerator, oak dining table, walnut bookcase, wicker plant stand, double box spring and mattress, coffee and end tables, Admiral air conditioner, modern dressers and chests of drawers, 7 h.p. Simplicity snowblower, 4 h.p. snowblower, quantity of picture frames, china and glass. Don and Greg Cornell, Auctioneers, R.R.1, Little Britain, (705) 786-2183. Hope to see you all in our newly insulated barn. 2-1 SN Auction Sale Saturday, January 13 10 a.m. Estate sale, quality furniture, antiques, antiques, china and collectibles. Property of Ruth Heron, Bobcay- geon, century home sold plus contents of large country estate. Selling at Orval McLean Auction Center, Lindsay. Royal Doulton figurines, McLaughlin cutter, gorgeous gorgeous 9 pc. walnut dining suite, 4 pc. carved mahogany Chippendale Chippendale bedroom suite, 4 pc. fancy walnut bedroom suite, Ige. curved glass oak china cabinet with claw feet, round oak. table with claw feet and 6 chairs, beautiful mahogany mahogany partners ; desk ball and daw feet, gorgeous wicker pram, excellent carved settee, Edison Standard gramophone, carved bookcase, marble top table, oak ice box, fabulous Ige. oak rocker with lions head, mahogany Empire Empire parlor table, carved tables, pine pie cupboard, excellent upright upright piano, 2 pc. fiat-to-wall cupboard, cupboard, cedar chest, oak tea trolley, trolley, oak sectional bookcase, dainty writing desk, patterned rugs, Ige. model schooner, nesting nesting tables, hall mirrors, clocks, smoker stands, buffets, chests, dressers, washstands, rockers, Victorian children's pictures, pine blanket box, blue flowered crock, cast banks, toys, reverse painted lamp, china, crystal, Nippon, 20 Royal Doulton figurines, character character jugs, Beswick horses, china animals and collector plates, 7 h.p. A.C. snowblower, excellent McLaughlin cutter. Many old collectible collectible items. No reserve. Note time 10 a.m. Don't miss this interesting interesting sale, Orval McLean Auctions Auctions (705) 324-2783 Lindsay, Or- McLean, val and . Barry Auctioneers. 2-1 SN MACGREGOR,. AUCTION SERVICE Estetes, Consignments, Households, Bankruptcies, Farms sold by auction or purchased outright. Free Confidential Consultations Storage and Trucking Available Information available by calling: Mike MacGregor Licensed Auctioneer (416) 987-5402 or Junior West (416) 983-5556 2d5tL Tenders ONTARIO GOVERNMENT TENDER LINDSAY DISTRICT TENDER NO. LNT-90-04 Tenders are Invited for the operation of a Park Food Store and Boat Rental Concession at Darlington Provincial Park, R.R, No, 2, Bowmanvillo, Ontario for five operating seasons (1990 to 1094 Inclusive), Inclusive), Tondor documents and Information are available from: District Msnsgsr Ministry of Nstursl Resources 322 Kent Street West . Lindsay, Ontario K9V 4T7 Mondey through Frldsy, 8:00 e.m. to 5:00 p,m. Telephone: (705) 324-6121 All tondorors aro required to attend an Information and Inspection session lo bo hold on Tuesday, Janunty 16, 1990 at Dntllnglon Provincial Park, I bo Last dnto on which lender documonls may bo picked up t Monday, January 15,1000, Sonlod londors will bo received until 2:00 p.m, (local tlmo), Wodnosday, January 31,1090, Publia opening will bo hold at 2,01 p.m, tlw same day at the above nolod olllco, i.Muir id till VI ll miomcii Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, Omiilo ti'MtUH \MS 1-2SN rontly existing in town will bo considered n legal non- conforming uso," ho snid, CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the Estate of Elva May Copping Any persons having claims against the estate of Elva May Copping late of the Village of Orono, Orono, Ontario, who died on April 9, 1989, are hereby notified to send particulars of same to the undersigned undersigned on or before the 31st day of January, 1990, after which date the estate will be distributed, with regard only to claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice; and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim he shall not then have notice. Edward Charles Copping, by hie solicitors Reid, Brown & Bell, t. Suite 202, P.O. Box 250, 200 Bond Street West, Oshawa, Ontario L1H7L3 2-3S Blackstock News Les, Patty, Thom and Karen Waters are home from a week of great skiing in Vermont. Grant and Heather McLaughlin, Carla and Abby and Mrs. Jean Mahaffy have returned returned home from a Florida holiday during school vacation. Forty-eight descendants of Roy and Venera (Hyland) Ferguson gathering on Sunday at Nestleton Hall for their annual Christmas family reunion. An organized pot- luck dinner was enjoyed. The afternoon was spent in games and much visiting. There were 9 tables at the weekly weekly Tuesday evening euchre party with the following winners: 1. Martin Stubbs, 2. Richard Manns, 3. June Stubbs, 4. Pat Porrill, 5. Carl Ferguson, 6. Ruby Cochrane, Low - Ken Flint. Draws were won by Carl Ferguson, John Kyers, Harry Sisson, Jim Gibson, Norman Norman Rohrer. All university and college students as well as the public and high school pupils have returned to their studies by now. On Sunday Sunday Gerald and Joyce Kelly accompanied accompanied by Gerald's mother Mrs. Edna Kelly of Bobcaygeon took Elaine and Esther back to Queen's University. They also visited Oerald!s sister Rarhara and Bryan Park in their new home in Belleville. Ron and Norma Smith and family enjoyed a two week vacation vacation in the sunny south. Councillor Feels Lights Needed At intersection It may be a while yet before before residents of Mitchell's Corners will be stopping for traffic lights. Director of Public Works with the Town of Newcastle, Walter Evans, said that Durham Region, the body responsible for regional roads, doesn't think lights are warranted at the intersection intersection at this time. But, Mr. Evans said, the Durham Region plans to continue monitoring the situation. situation. Ward One Councillor Ar- not Wotten, said he disagrees disagrees with the judgement of the Region. "I'm going to tell you it's very serious there," he said. Councillor Wotten explained explained that there is more traffic at Mitchell's Corners than there is at Taunton and Townline Road where a traffic light currently is in operation. By-law Would Stop Arcades A by-law to outlaw video arcades in the municipality is currently being studied by officials. Frank Wu, director of planning with the Town of Newcastle, said the by-law will prohibit any video nr- endo throughout the entire Town of Newcastle. He said, however, that there would be some exceptions exceptions to the rule. For example, some business business in the commercial area will bo allowed to have up to three electronic machines in their establishment. "Any establishment cur- adding that they will be per- mittou to continue operating. operating. -- - *• In Soplombor of 1989, the general purpose and administration administration commitloo of Noy- cnstlo Council, which "is made up of members of Nowcnatfo Council, renuost- od a review of the town's bylaw bylaw prohibiting video nr- cades in the town. According to n planning report, the proponod by-law won't effect existing or proponed proponed commercial establishments. establishments. The by-lnw was referred hack to town stall' for Air- tlior study. Diane Hamre is a political political straight-shooter. That is a refreshing change when the label "honest politician" is considered considered a contradiction in terms and frequently is. Diane decided to get into politics after her experience as co-ordinator of Community Community Care, a seniors'- oriented organization, led her to believe that there was a communication gap between between the public and the politicians. "I would receive calls from people of all ages who needed guidance in contacting contacting and locating the services they needed. Councillor Harare said as we talked in her office just after the New Year. "It was then that I realized realized just how wide the communication communication gap was between between the elected officials and the electorate. "That's when I decided to go into politics. I knew that I could communicate with the people people and I knew, from my experience, experience, what the people expected from the officials they had elected." The fact that she had never run for public office before did not deter her. Moreover, she was not born in the municipality, was a wife and mother of four children. children. In addition, she was running against an incumbent incumbent and a field that included included three other candidates. She gained her education education and job information by attending committee and council meetings whenever she could. "Towards the end of that year, came the shocking shocking announcement of a deficit deficit in the area of $700,000. The council of the time blamed the staff and thé staff blamed the council." Fed up with political incompetence, incompetence, Diane threw her hat into the ring as councillor councillor for Ward Three. "I knew that the cards were stacked against me, but I wanted to win. So, I began to go out every ' day and knock on doors. I'd start at 9 a.m. and keep at it all day. I realized that communication (with her people) was the key to winning," she says. It was. Diane Hamre won her first election with a comfortable comfortable 500 vote margin. (A number infinitely more respectable respectable that the predicted ten-vote total offered by one gloomy pundit.) Thus began a ten-year career as a councillor for Clarke ILS. Students Ready For New Year The students and staff of Clarke High School would like to wish all of our parents parents and community members members a very happy and prosperous prosperous New Year. We look forward to another year of mutual support and interaction. interaction. Examinations Due to the timing of Christmas and New Year's day and hence the late start back to school, there arc only 8 school days prior to examinations, Students nro encouraged to begin regular and organized study periods now to propnro thomsolvos for these very important evaluations, Examinations nro worth 30% of tho final mark in advanced advanced level course; 25% in general level courses and 20% in basic level courses. All students nro reminded reminded to consult thoir exam schedule to confirm times nnd places. Coining EvonU Wodnosday, January 10 Parents' Association Mooting Mooting Topic ■ "Computers lit tho Classroom" Wednesday, Jnnunry 17 Band Parent Mooting Thursday, January 18 Examinations Bogin January 2G-31 Promotion Mootings and P.D. Days February 1 First Day of Second Semester. Ward Three in the Town of Newcastle. "The first thing I did, was to put an ad in the papers to advertise my home number," said a smiling, seasoned councillor, as she remembered remembered those early days in office office when there was no "office" "office" and.councillors set up offices in their own homes."I wanted people to be able to reach me any time." The lines of communication to City Hall had been connected. connected. Now that there is office space for the mayor and councillors in the Town Hall, the ad has left the papier, but those vital lines of communication have remained remained open. The first hurdle had been overcome. Now the test of her staying power in the political political race had begun. First, Diane and the rest of the council had to come to grips with the deficit. "The previous council had asked the province to send in someone to look into the situation. situation. The man was here for 18 months going over every aspect of the system. sys He made recommendations based on his findings, and our council voted to implement implement these findings. He said that our town was being run on a 1940's system that' wouldn't work in the 1980's. Councillor Hamre has found that the responsibilities responsibilities of being both a regional and local councillor take a total commitment on her part, but she has never regretted regretted seeking and accepting accepting public office. Since her election many changes for the better have occurred both in the Town and in the Region. But one thing has remained the same, the peo-. pie. v 1 " ■ "This area has caught up to the growth the Regional Official Plan predicted. We are now experiencing the growth that Ajax and Pickering Pickering did some years ago," the councillor points out. Councillor Hamre is amazed and gratified by the spirit of volunteerism that remains in spite of this growth. "It's because of this volunteerism that we have our local recreational facilities facilities and other programs for youth. It's people working together for what they want that makes this area special." special." Councillor Hamre, mirroring mirroring her constituents, has lost none of the enthusiasm for her chosen career over the 10 years that she has been in public office. No matter how long the hours or demanding the job she is always giving 110 per cent. She admits it when she is wrong, as she confides that she has been on more than one occasion, and fights to see a cause through when she knows she is right. Her track record proves that she has been right more than wrong and under her strong leadership of the many committees she has chaired, the Town of Newcastle Newcastle has benefitted from her wisdom and caring nature. nature. Councillor Hamre believes believes the Town of Newcastle Newcastle is entering the decade of the '90's in fine financial shape and the teamwork of the council to effect responsible responsible planned growth for the area is proving its worth. Many goals have been achieved for the Town, but what about personal goals for this dynamic council woman? "1 am going to take some time to sort out my priorities. priorities. Before I came on council, council, my husband and I used to collect antiques. We even opened up an antique store in our century home in Orono. Orono. I loved to have things on my walls that reminded of my grandmother's house. But once I joined council, I had no time.to go to sales so we gave that up. I love working working with my hands and knit every chance I get." From the resigned attitude and distant gaze, one knows that these relaxing times are few and far between for the councillor. As she speaks of her past, a softer, younger; Diane Hamre appears through the window of time, and one is captivated by the warmth and love that she emanates. This, then, is the other half of the necessary paradox which balances the councillor's councillor's personality. At 50, Councillor Hamre has the confidence of experience experience behind her and is ready to take up the gauntlet when life challenges. So, what will the next challeng- es in her life be? Will she remain remain in the public eye? ■ "You have to know when it is time to go. You can't stay on when you lose your enthusiasm and fresh ideas." ideas." she says. "But my prob- 1 lem is that I still have my , ^enthusiasm - there is so 'miich I still want to accom- ' plish. But, I know I will have to carefully select my career moves. I still love being being a part of council and getting getting tnings done. I love the people.We are entering ,a new phase. The market is slowing down but we will keep growing for a while longer. I would like to see at least a plan put in place for the waterfront." Here, Diane pauses and reflects for a moment moment on the winter world beyond her window. "Oh, there is so much to be done," she continues. "I enjoy what I'm doing, but I have to be realistic. I am going to take all the information and pertinent pertinent data of my life and study it carefully before I make any decisions. I enjoy public life and I enjoy working working with people. There have been times when I've been very tired and when people have been angered by something something we've had to do and wanted to lynch me at the four corners. But, when I take a drive around my ward and look at all the things that have been accomplished accomplished over the 10 years I don't feel thrit this is a thankless job. I've been very fortunate." Happy 40th Birthday Mom! Love Greg, Chris and Joe Happy Birthday Mom Sweet Sixteen Forever Love Ya Deb, Joey, Chrisy