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Stk. ‘90 FORD PROBE ‘92 MERCURY SABIE IS WGN, ‘93 FORD PROBE GI ‘93 FORD ESCORT LX Incluced Multicultural council asks public school board to keep Race and Ethnocultural Equity consultant A member of the Halton Multicultural Council has urged the Halton Board of Education to reconsidâ€" er abolishing its Race and Ethnocultural Equity consultant posiâ€" tion. With Halton‘s increasingly diverse population and raceâ€"related incidents in regional schools, it is imperative the public school board continue the. posiâ€" tion of Race and Ethnocultural Equity consultant, contends Rennie Mohamed, the chairman of the Race Relations committee of the Halton Multicultural Council. Mohamed was one of five delegations to the Halton Board of Education‘s finance commitâ€" e SHELVES e WOODEN TOYS * STORAGE CHESTS * BLANKET BOXES * DEACON‘S BENCHES * GRANNY TRUNKS IMPORTANT AUCTION sUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13 1:00 PM ST. VOLODYMYR CULTURAL CENTRE 1280 DUNDAS WEST, OAKVILLE (Corner of Dundas (Hwy.5) Fourth Line) For this very special auction we have acquired over 400 lots of fine home furnishings â€" dining bedroom from the1920‘s 30‘s along with fine reproduction suites, decorator furnishings, formal furniture, artworks collectibles. * Delivery Available * Visa Accepted JOSEPH PATRICK GALLERIES ASSOCIATES PREVIEW: NOON â€" 1:00 PM SUNDAY Tiffany style leaded glass lamps Paintings, Watercolors, Limited Editions Canadiana styled 7 peice dinettes Pine Furniture Wide assortment of coffee, sofa, end and HandCrafted Mahogany Furniture Superior quality sofas, loveseats fireside wing chairs $ Large Collection of A.J. Casson Editions Bookcases, curio cabinets, hall stands Oak Diningroom sets parlour tables * ROCKING CHAIRS * SPOON RACKS * WINDSOR BENCHES * CORNER CABINETS * SECRETARY DESKS * WARDROBES * BOOK CASES * ARMOIRES * ENTERTAINMENT UNITS * DRESSERS * ROLL TOP DESKS * TABLES CHAIRS CUSTOM ORDERS FINISHING AVAILABLE 825â€"9665 2425 MARINE DR tee Monday night. "We...are convinced that the work started by the previous consultant for race and ethnocultural equity, must not falter and drop by the wayside," stated Mohamed. Last year the board reduced the number of consultants and coordinaâ€" tors and created new positions of Instructional Leaders with broader based portfolios. The responsibility of the Equity Consultant, which had been a twoâ€"year term contract only and ended last August, went to an instrucâ€" tional leader responsible for the early years and behavioral studies. Mohamed‘s concern is that the OPEN SUNDAYS WE DELIVER TO HALTON PEEL importance of this work will be diluted when lumped into a multiâ€"faceted portâ€" folio. "There is the potential that the priâ€" mary responsibilities of the person who has been assigned the additional duties, will always take precedence." Mohamed told committee members he firmly believes that dollars spent today, will "pay large dividends" in the future. Mohamed labelled the work in this area "heavy, significant and critical" and was disappointed that there was no response to the contents of his presenâ€" tation, an allâ€"encompassing issue, not one that affects a specific number of taxpayers. A 41â€"yearâ€"old Oakville woman was killed in a fourâ€"vehicle collision on the Queen Elizabeth Way at Appleby Line Thursday morning. Deborah McManus, of Wilmot Cr., was killed when her car was broadsided by a tractor trailer in the westbound lane of the QEW at 8:30 a.m., yesterday. Burlington Ontario Provincial Police report McManus was driving a 1984 Chevrolet stationwagon onto the QEW from: ~Appleby Line when her car spun out of control. The car spun sideways across the hlghway where it was hit by an oncoming tractor trailer driven by a Caledonia truck driver.Two other vehicles colâ€" lided with each other in an attempt to avoid hitting McManus‘ car. Woman killed in QEW collision Jean Wrigley Ian Oliver, publisher of the Oakville Beaver extends congratulations to Jean Wrigley, January Salesperson of the month at the Oakville Beaver. Jean has been an advertising representative with the Beaver for the past 10 years. Her account list includes Lockwood Chrysler, The Region of Halton, Sleep Factory, Royal Bank, Countrywide, Sutton Group and Cruise Holidays. The award recognizes Jean‘s outstanding performance within the advertising department of the Oakville Beaver. 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