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Page 8, Whitby Free Press, Wecinesday, October 12, 1994 Election forunv.s ANDÉRSON CVI honours student Sean Lane is congratu- Iated by Hongkong Bank of Canada senior vice president Jim Mahaffy on receiving one of three exchange scholar- ships sponsored b y the bank. Lane is tentatively scheduled to go toeither Belgium or France in July, 1 9l5.He'II stay with a hjost family for an entire school year. Photo by Mark Reesor. Whitby Free Pres Doug Henderson of 216 Bow- man Ave.; Whitby, a' senior exe- cutive of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce,. died at Whitby 6 Geinerations of~ Service, Quality & Trust *Family Monuments *Granite or Bronze Markers *Cemetery Lettering *Sandblasting Stafford Monuments 318 Dundas St. E. Whitby 668-3552 After Hours 668-4460 or 721-9882 Home appintments gladly arranged Document Shredding # High volume equipment wilI reduce your shredding cost # Secure locked containers at no extra cost # Bonded drivers #*100% of paper is recycled # Certif icate of destruction + Volume discounts available year-end, clean-outs CALI NOWf (905) 427-3605 (Derrick) ÀDÀIOICIIC: WASTE SYSTEMS General' Hospital on Sept. 30, 1994. He was 79. Ha was born in Franktown Ont. on July 6, 1915, son o James and Christine (MacDou- gaîl) IHenderson. He married Joyce Harrison in Smith's Falls, Ont. on Oct. 14, 1941. Ha was a pilot with the Royal Canadian Air Farce in World War 1IL Mr. Henderson was a journal- ist and news aditar for the CBC's international service. As a senior executive of the Canadian chamber, ha was in charge of international affairs. A Whitby resident since 1979 when ho moved from Mantreal where ha lived for 34 yearýs, ha was a membership rapresenta- The Whitby Chamber of Commerce will sponsor 'Elections Forum W94 on Thursday, Nov. 3 for municipal élection candidates. Presented by the chamnber's govemrnment, relations committee at 7 p.m. in the municipal building council chambers, 575 Rossland Rd. E., candidates for mayor and regional council with Store to celebrate birthday Whitby's Swiss Chalet Res- taurant will calebrate its lGth birthdayan the company's 4Oth, on Saturday, Oct. 15. Thare will ha balloons for the kide and birthday cake for al customers that day. Swiss Chalet began an Bloor Street in Toronto in 1954. There are now 135 locations in Canada and 10 in- the U.S. five in New York state and five in Florida). Swiss Chalet is a division of Cara Operations which- also in- cludes H arvays, Grand & Toy and Beaver Fod high schéol food services). tive for the Whitby Chamber of Commerce in the 19"80s. Ho was past president of the Montreal Public Relations Saciety,. past director of the CanaLin Forestry Association and paàt fellow of the Canadian Scandinavian Association. Ho was a diractar of the Cana- dian Club of' Durham and a member of St. Mark's United Church. Ho is survived by his wife, son Barry and daughter Jan, and grandchildren Anianda, Shawn, S ara and Adam. A memorial service was held on Oct. 1, 1994 at the W.C. Teown Funeral Chapel, Rev. Jeanette Millar conducting. Cramation. Contributions ta ALS Society or Salvation Army. NFVFR AQ AIN! Sa War Amnps video series "na war, everyone suffers...wo must nover Ift happen again.", ..h. ... i ...~ ~ ~ a u~sbIîY an. àn ......... .. ...... .ror~ fw r, hob tt~ t .. ori . ...... h~ ell ap~ lÇItai hevteai Mns tie toodante ll conflIot. ý p For oreinfraaouteV R AAIN lngaseprtcitatio:h> Tii. WoldWar çAmp.-0Qa t 27RivssîdêDriv 63> National Hedquartets Tel.:(73 31 -3821 (Ottawa) or 1.8*0-268-8821 have an opportunit.y te introduce, themselves formùally ta the public and make their platfarm and perspectives known. F urther question-and-answer periode will also be provided. informationftSo'perhighway' expaied t wards inner demonsration, Proàersba Chris Prosser, a senior consultant for IBM Consulting Group, will be guest speaker at the annual awards dinner meeting hosted by the Whitby Chamber . of Commerce on Thursday, Oct. 27 at Cullen Gardens Restaurant.' Prosser will axplain. how business niight be using the ' Information Superhighway' in the future. Through the use of simple lanuaue and <DR. MICHAEL GREENGLASS 220 Dundas St. W. #102 (Dundas-Centre Medical Building) Whitby - LiN 2M3 430-4822 Evenings & Saturdays Emergencies & New Patients Welcome helped executives understand the technology in a simple yet informative way. The Business Persan of the Year and the Corporate Citizen of the Year Awards wil be presented at the dinner. The event bagins at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $32 for members and $42 for nan-membars. Contact the Whitby chamber for more details at 668-4506 B usiness newspaper to be published A new business newspaper is being launched in Durham Region at the beginning of November. Durham Business News is a cooperative venture 'of .the Whitby Free.Press and James Publishing of Bowmanville. It is to be rnailed toalal of the approximately il1,000 businesses in Durham Region at no cost as well as distributed to key businesses and hotels and motels. It wtll be published 10 times 'per year at roughly monthly intervals Publisher Doug Anderson, who is also pubtlsher and owner of The Free Press, says that the idea has been un der consideration for more than a year but the pieces finally came tagether in early September. "We eit that the economy had improved sufficiently at that point that such a newspaper would be successful," he says. The newspaper will feature input from ail the chambers of commerce, boards of trade, Durham Region Manufacturers' Association, the economic development departments of the Region and its memfber municipalities, DRACT and numerous other business organizations and agencies. It wili cover business issues from a business perspective. *Any new legislation which affects business from ail levais of government will be discussed, analysed and, if appropriate, criticized. "Business has just coine through the worst- economic, conditions *since the thirties," says Anderson. 'They're still hurting. But gavernments are scrambling te find new sourceà af revenue ta caver their own bad management. Business will need strong voices in the next few years in order ta keep the money-grabbers at bay." Durham Business News wiil be funded by advertising and rates have been set s0 that virtually any business, can afford ta, reach the rest of the region. An announcement and advertising rate card, which is, in itseif, a four-page mock-up of the final product; was mailed ta every business in the region yesterday. Ads will be sold by sales staff of the Whitby Free Press and the Canadian Statesman. The Free Press has been published in Whitby since 1971. The Canadian Statesman, which has been Bowmanville's community newspaper for 140 years, is published by James Publishing. Facts on Dental X-Rays Dental radiographs are a diagnostic toot used to detect minor changes and conditions ln your teeth and jaw eariy. before they become major probtemais They can show cavities. Infections at the root ends. Indicate missing or extra permanent teeth in children or impacted teeth trapped below the gum. Xrays can aise show cysis or tumours ln the jaw or sinuses. They can also show bone loas in the earty stages of gumn disease hef ore any outward signa occur. Dental x-rays are usuaity avoided ln pregnant patients as.an extra precaution on your behait tI a radiograph as necessary ai any ime during pregnancy we can incorporate techniques to proteci the devetoping baby, If you think youre pregnant but are flot sure. il as best t0 inform thie dentist. as the s-raya can usuaity be detayed until you are sure The radiation used in a dental otfice la ver weak compared fa other medical or environmental sources The average person gels more radiat ion sîtting in front of thie T V or ilyîng from Toronto t0 Vancouver than f rom routine s-raya taken in-the dental office EZZZhZZZT OBiTUARIES Ca' c hambher executive 'dies at 79