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Hig shoo tachrsratfycontrc By Mke KowaluId Durham Region's 1,400 public high school teachers have o ver- whelmigl endorsed a new two- Inavote hleld Monday , tea- Pr7oper U'se notices FR OM PAGE 1 He said> the «tihrëe ,s" - reduction'recycling and reusing -- shuld e exancfd te five. «People have te re.think their shopin habits' and re-educate heniselves .( about garbage), said Brunelle. Councillor, Joe Bugell, i woried that staff may, be usurpingcoun-, Cille peogtveb mnioning such items as the sépring and faî TOWING 24 HRS.' Ope.n 17 da'Ys a week SERVING: Whitby - 666-4613 Ajaxý -7686 .-4613 ea-pweeks on, the informa- Bugelli said these matters could be subject to' budget cuts andý did not Want potentiay false information distributed. Mayor Bob AtterUley asure Bugelli the. notice wil1 nôt be woirdedin a 'way that may be misconstruedb y blue box users. There wilI be no cost te' the Towni for the notices, as the Reglion has agreed te payprint- ing charges. $110O. DISCOUNT, I n -ANY Service,: Swfth this coupon. Expires Feb.1/92 I fU, Boosting, I i*Tire Changing I '.Door Unlockin I ~Recovery." [I -Towing (1 -icoupon per customer) ig chers.-approved by 85.6 per. cent, an agreement reached the pre- vious. week with the Durham, Board of Education. Details of the, settiement were not réleased pending ratification of the contract by sehool -board trustesMon da>ight «I~ lee " th the settle- ment,"Shirley .Sýnithpesident of Disti t f t e O ntari SecndryScooTeachers Fede- z~aion sad i aprepared state- ment. T«1his agreement was only pýos- sible because of the continued, strong support of the teàchers for our barg ' gamgas»she added. Teaher' hcT eênwithout a contract since last August. They were earning between- $27;202 and $56,275 under the old'agree- ment. McKay.'Vet' ofthe. Ye ar' PROM PAGE i "le~s flattering te, be given an award by your peers who recog- nize this inivolvement." MacKay a raduate of the class of practses small animal medicine and surgeiy et the MacKPay Animal Cncin Whitbýy. He lias been active in orgamzed veterinaiy medicine for- most of hie - career, 1and lias lield sucli positions as president of the College of Veterinarians of Ontario (formerly the Ontario Veterinary Assocation) and president of Ontario Vterinaiy Medical Association (formerly the Society of Ontario Vterina- rians>, Hielias held many committee- positions with varlous'veterinary organizations including the Canadia ' iV?Ïeterinay Medical Association, the Ainerican Veeiay Medical Association the Durhiam Re «on Vterinary Association, anf is currýently chairman of the public relations committee for the Ainerican Anim al Hospital Association (AAHA). G.S.T masntigto The oodCl~ftAfter 17 years of history: we weren't about to change the rffi e tradi tional appeal of our January, Sale just because of w- d'i - ~some new 7% tax. You'Il nd the same incredible prices ~anuaiy.sale Wall Units & Entertainment Centres 15% OFF Including the brand new model shown here. Seita Mattresses, Country Lore or Counury Concepts upholsteryE UNBEATABLE PRICES ! We guarantee to meet or beat any'compeitors price on these items on fine solid woýod fumiture that our customers have always eagerly anticipated at this time of year.' .And you won't be paying that extra 7%. Because to keep this new year'as happy as possible, Woodcraft is lowering pices to absorb the G.S.T. So as far as we're concemed, it means nothing - Ail Simply Country 20% OFF NE VER BEFoRE REDucED! Siat Bunk Bed (as shown) Reg.$555 NOW $375 also shown - single bed, chest of drawers & bookcase' OPEN SUNDAY OPEN SUNDAY OPEN SUNDAY The Baji: Workshop & Showroom: Whitby: The Market Village Markham Rd. & Steeles Ave. 370 Denison St. E., Markham. 111 Dunlop St. W. at Brock St. N.E corner Kennedy & Steeles ~293;~fl9.J15r2488 668-2770 jbeidÇ llen Ban) 477-60 MacKay is also only the third Canadian te have lield ' an executive position with the North American associatio n, for wihich lieissecretay. It isfelt thatlie lias been the driving force for the selection of Toronto as the flrst Canadian* city te liost a national AAHA meeting in addition- te bis significanit involvement in rganized veterinar medicie MaKyserves -as aý veterinary consultant te a number *.of companes' with veterinary interesas. lHe edits a pet. column in- the Toronto Star and is the, veterinary consultant te CBC Toronto 'Radio Noon.' MacKa4y is called on regulaily as a media spokesperson anai is well respected ini bis'ability te present a positive, professional image for -yeterinarians. Since lie began practicing, MacKay lias noticed many changes in bis profession. But perliapa the most signifi- cant lias' been «'an awareness of the general public to, availability and what veterinary medicine can do today,» said MacKay. «People wlio corne in want hig- lier levels of service and place greater demands on the veterinarian.» MacKaynotes that wlien bis father-opened tlie clinic in 1957, it was essentially a one-doctor, faily operation. - he pracice lasesince expan- ded t incude ive doctors and specalista on staff and anywhere foin 22 te 24 em*ployems depend- ing on the season. 'As I ttavel North America ]Pm always proud -'te represent 'an area wliere tlie « ility of care is no good," added MacKay. MacKay in married te Mary Ln. They 'have two sons,1 Daid, who is studying at the University of Guelph, andý Michael, who is employed witli a, Wbitby construction firIn., Lodgesee ks volunteer Firvew Lodge seeks volun-* teers te assist at meal turne. The lodge is aise starting -a travelling refrealiment cart ýproI- gramn. To volunteer, caîl Heather Tfin at 668-5851, ext. 49.