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PAGE Id, WHI EMÈtËÉ WâÉSDYAPIL1Ã" 19 SecnalBedSf SP$1499 $899 Wiek ill sek By Mio owal A Brooklinbusinemn will mako another attempt for elec- tion to Town council. Brian Wick will seek the north ward seat, now held by councillor Rosa Batten, in this November's municipal electîo. Wick, 28, flnished second to Batten i the 1988 election. Wick collected 555 votes to. Batten's 1,177. Batten lest week filed notice that he will run for oneo of Whitby's three positions on Dur- hem Region coufncil. Since a person cannot run for both a regional and local seat, the north ward will have a new ward seat BRIAN WICK représentative after the Nov. 12 élection. Wick said ho is stili in the procesa, of prepaning bis cern- païgnplatformn and preferred not todiuscuas speciflc issues at this Urne. However, Wicksaid there wàre not that many issues of- a local nature in the 1988 élection. "Most of the issues rrn concer- ned about fall into the regional category," said Wick. "I don't how much influence Town coumcillors have on the iksingle, isgeneral mana- ger of BrookliBulletin Signs. Complote ail wood construction À44 -Bookcase, headboard, 2 end tables, triple dresser, hutch mirror, 5 drawer chest <mi sehown) 6 PC BEDROOM SET LUxry Windsor High Back Chairs wlth Pedestal Table Reg. $1199. SALE $699 5 PC OAK DUNETTE SET BRENTWOOD SWIVAL $ 6 ROCKER CHAIR 1MOm TABLE CHWOD AIRD FINISET$ 5 PC SOUD WODMPFINIESHT$399 SWI VAL ROCKER CHAIRS $199ý BRAEMORE 2 PIECE SALE $7 SOFA AN D CHAIRountry style) .9 ONLY 99, ELRAN LOVESEAT $79 Deluxe Reciner Style 'STRATH ROY" ustom Order Dining Room, Bedroom& Coffee Tables 40%/oOf f 12 FR E INTEREST MOTSFR E IU *o od Campaign raises over $6,000 for Heart & Stroke Foundation Over 60 volunteers spent hundreda of hours in February canvassing Brooldn, Myrtile and Ashburn for the Heut and Stroke Foundation of Ontario annuel doo-to-doorfiindrising cam- paign. Broolin and erea chairmen Brian Wick says contributions this year from the Brooklin carnpaign totalled $6,169.41, a new record for the area. Area captains were Joyce Hill, Lynda Tripp, Mary Forbes, Leona Venchyndel, Becky Hoftetter, Selly Stuart, Bruce Church, Gloria Vipond, Penny Mowbray, Gert Taber, Barb Porter, Cheryl Worr. Paper drive 2nd Brooklin scouts will hold a paper drive in Brooklin on Satur- day, April 13, starting at 9:30 a.m. Newspapers should be tied, and shiny paper (magazines) or heavy bindings ( telephone brooks) should not be included for pick-up. Guest preacher at United Church Susan Genge, a diaconal minister anU member of Oshawa Presbytery, will be guest preacher at Brooklin United Church on Sunday, April 14.. 'Sprn Bale'wi11 be pecked by the UâW on W;deiesda, April 17, 9 a.rn. Clean, go used sring en umr cotig wil! buse(dsMM The Sociables are planning.a dinner theatre night (show is Mymberley Inheritance') at Herongate on SundayA ni 28. Cost is $26. Caili ey at723-813 or church office at 655-4141. Sunday school students are practisin gmusic presentations fo the unday schoolannivers- :y service May 5. Beulah Buch- Iad will be guest speaker. Promotion Sundayis May 26. Baptism of children will be, on Mother's ay May 12. Pro- paration will b on May9, 7 p.m. BETCARl, president of the Ontario Horicul- tuiral Society,, was the gue seker at the March :meeting of the Broolin lHoiutural Society. Card spoke about delphinium& -ms.pht Bloomin' dnce m xAshburn Ashbrn's Bloomin' Dance will be held Apnil 20s, starting at 8 p.rn. at the Thunderbird-Golf& Country Club. CoSt is $20 per couple and includes prizes and as midniight snack. There will be a cash ber, and door prizes. ickets' are aveileble at Ashburn Generel Store and from members ot the Ashurn Centenniel community centre bo"r For further informnation, cal Brian Irvine at 655-8754.