PGE* b, WHÙýYBF'EP~SWDEDASI1EDR7~1 New location SWISH Maintenance Ltd. and staff their new, 12,000-sq. ft. location at recently held the 'officiai' opening of 500 Hopkins St., Whitby. THE COMFORTI NG CHOICE Purchase ICG Home Comfort Products And we'll replace any part for the next five years. Free. Or we won't ask for a single nickel until March 1990. Honest. Or we'lI give you something that'Il warm your heart. Cash. Now with these three exciting offers there isn't any reason flot to buy CG Home Comfort Products. Producîs bulit for Canadian homes. Like the CG Ultimate 111 high efficiency natural gas furnace, that keeps 95%/ of the heat generated right in your home; saving you money. And the ICG Climatizer Central Air Conditioner, which gives you the dependable, quiet cooling you want, when you want. So cail us today and ask about these and other great ICG products and get the full details on these three exciting But don't wait. Off ers are only valid for pur- chases made between September 1 and November 15, 1989. fihese offers cannot be combined.) MGO "AIRCODnNN Thfe cofrirg choioe for Canadan homes ( HEIG AND AI PRCONDTONING LTD 1380 HOPKGNS STREET/UNJ F, W={TY LN=C AJAX/PIOKERINO WH1TBY OSHAWA/BOWMAN VILLE 'CQU~ 428-3231 668-4235 434-7873 AUTHOfIZEO CONSUMERS CAS lI lý ?à I t'lm EDS managers raise $3,800 Thirty-to managers tirom EDS in Witby last week raised $3,800 toward the United Way campaIgn. Funds were raised from the annual games' comrpetition bet- ween managers on the parking lot at Whitby Mail. Business awvard nominations [mtiqwl Oct. il' Time -15 running out to nominate citizens for tbe business person and good corporate citizens of the year, says the Whitby Chamber of Comnmerce. The Chamber is accepting nominations for the 'Business Person of the Year' "nd 'Good Corporate Citizen Award until 4 p.m., Oct. 11. The awards will be, presented at the Oct. 20 Small Business Week kick-off luncheon at Heydenshore Pavillon. Nominees for the Business Person of the Year must have made an outstanding contribution to the town during 1988 and have been working and/or doing business in Whitby in 1989. They must be successful in their occupations. Previohs winners include Irene Westrik, Robert C. Heron, William D. Little and Nigel Schilling. The Business'Person of the Year Award is presented annually. The Good Corporate. Citizen Award is presented only when it is deemed by the Charnbe of Commerce that a business in Whitby has demonstrated its good citizenship by- making an outstanding contribution to the town and its citizens. Previous winners include Cullen Cardens and Miniature- Village and McDonald's Restaurant. Anyone making a nomination should send the name, address and phone numnber of the nominee along'wth all pertinent supporting.inforation as to why he or she should reoeive the award. Nomination forma are available at the Whitby Chainher office. Nominations may be mailed or hand delivered to the Chaznber office at 137 Byron St. N., Whitby, Ontario, LiN 4M8. Nominations received after 4 p.m., Oct. 11, will not be considered. Contest winner Maria McDougall of Whitby was the winner of the Whitby LACAC photo&Taph contest held on Heritage Day, Sept. 16, in downtown Whitby. She received ber prize, a copy of the Ontario County Atlas and a one-year subscription to Cen- tury Home magazine. Also as p art of Heritage Day activity, plaques for the most recent designated buildings were gento owners of the Chronicle building, 173 Brock St. N., the William Robson bouse at 300 Byron St. N., and the Robert Spence house at 709 Centre St. S. - COSCAN is more than a developer and builder of new homes and communities. It's also people, commitment and a promise of solid value. Coscan's investment in WVhitby includes the family community of Falingbrook, and plans to build an exciting new neighbourhood on the waterfront. Coscan people believe in working with communities to ensure maximum benefit for ail residents. And they believe in working with communities to provide a better ife for these residents. Like Dave Keenan, assistant branch manager, Central Ontario Region and long-time Whitby resident, who is an active member of the Whitby General Hospital Campaign conittee. Dave is shown here going over plans for a $5.5 million fund-raising campaign recently launched by the Hospital. With himn is campaign director Bruce Karmazmn (left). Coscan is proud of employees ike Dave and their commnitment to Ontario communities like Whitby. MOCN The -Faces of Coscan