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Finacia oficer,,seek'~sa B yMike Kowalski Vata &Iopinathan wants.to pu!t Whitby's financiai affairs in order. An empioyee of the Ontario Ministry of Finance (formerly revenue ministry), Gopinathan is runningý for regional council in the Nv 14 municipal election. .Whitby has three seats on Durham Region council. Regionai counillors are aiso members of Town council. A Pringie Drive homeowner, jGopinathan has resided in Witby for two years. According to a press release announcing his candidacy, Gopinathan wiii adhere to the folowing uagenda7 if elected: *no tax increase for the next three years; * more "open" decision-making on council; *effective managemenIt of revenues for better municipal services; * attractin g more investment to Whitby and Durham Regin * greater concern for le environment: VATA GOPINATHAN *more cutural and recrea- tionai facilities for young people. A Canadian citizen, educated in iboth India and Canada, Gopinathan is married with two children. Co-operatîve effort On Sept. 7," Anita Witty, resdent of the Durham Region Real Estate Board, and Catherine Corneil, president of the IàndsaX & District Reai Estate Boar, became the second of two reai estate boards, to sign a "Reciprocal MLS Access Agreement". between boards in cifferent regions in Ontario. The first MLS access agreement was- entered into eariier this year by Oakviile and Hamilton Real Estate Boards. This wiii give members -of both boards the opportunity ta give better service ta their yendors and purchasers. The agreement permnits members of either board, at an agreed cost, to receive MLS services and be able ta ilist roporties on the other board's MJ.sysem, without the member having ta join the'board as a fuit member. "Tis is what reai estate boards shouid be doing, shrng information with each oter without members having to beiong ta two boards," remarked Witty. "Hopefuliy we can set a precedent where ther boards wil follow our' exemple of cooperation." 0 f d tial Document Shreddung + Hîgh volume equipment will reduc 'e 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 CALL 10Wf (905) 427-3605 (Derrick) WASTE SYSTEMS ATTENTION: Outdoor Enthusiasts We offer the best of bird supplies, e'rT neat outdoor clothing and ITUREWORLD accessories, books, art decoys& ______________________ oher great gifts. We also offer workshops & demonstrations for 53 Baldwin Street, big kids and littie kids ... SO Brooklin e 655-1163 C'MON "OUTBACK" & SEE US. Pilck your own apples A Family Outing Mclntosh Red Delicious Spartan Cortland Talmon Sweet E mpire Snow Spy SHOW DATES: 9thANNAL ICKRUyIGU --E-- L OF CRFlf Sunday, October 30 10 au. m .-5 p.m., Pickering Community Centre 1867 Valley Farm Rd. S. 'i -dHwy 2 LfHwy 401R: > M, * Admission - $3.00 * G.S.T. lncluded * Free Parking Spring Show Dates Whitby:Iroquois Par k Arena May 5,6& 7, l1995 100 Exceptional Values to Celebrate Our 100"h Anniversa~ Obtain a complete1 1-800-217-5417. Royal Doulton - . "Amanda ]Blue" Ro\ al Doulton lias cht?'sen 10 onolour ill. \\:G. Youilg o. ulon the occasion (ili e O10001 vcsay.wiîl he ic cation (Il «Ainida iBte*. Th s 1tis~c~i ve icci'wI k unti-e a special commileillor-alive s;mp and each lfigure %vilIlie hiand signed hvW\ilIliamn Young. oui.onpnytii 1,1 i iaion presidet YOUNG's JEWELLERS 100 YEARS OF SERVICE & SATISFACTION