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A?Qir, Loblaw Companies Ltd. PARTNERS INn OUR FUTURE Who should attend2 * Business people interested in the rapidly growing environment industry: . â€" .‘ / / * * Students who need information about related career opportunities and how to access them. Where: _ Holiday Inn, Burlington, Ont. When: 14 October 1994, 8:30 a.m. â€" 3:30 | p.m For more mformahon and registration mformahon please contact te Bur gfon Chamber of Commerce at (905) 63 Monâ€"Fri 9:30am â€" 9:00pm Saturday 9:30 am â€" 6pm Sunday 11am â€" 5pm Expect more from Sears Financial analyst in Ward 2 fight By HOWARD MOZEL Oakville Beaver Staff Talk is cheap on the campaign trail so Linda Hardacre, who‘s seeking the local Ward 2 seat in November‘s municipal election, is providing proof of her commitment instead. Rather than size up the competiâ€" tion before deciding to run, Hardacre â€" a married mother of one â€" made her candidacy official way back in February. In order to devote her energies on the campaign, she left her job of seven years and has been regularly attending Town Hall meetings. To keep herself free from special interest groups, Hardacre is not accepting any campaign contriâ€" butions and will cover all expenses herself. "It‘s not the politics I‘ m interestâ€" ed in, rather it is serving the people of the community," says Hardacre, who sees Council as a way to give something back to the town, not as a steppingâ€"stone to higher office. She views her bid as an extenâ€" sion of the volunteer work she has been involved with for years. Currently Hardacre is a shelter manager for the Oakville Red Cross Emergency Services. (One of her recent projects was the mock disaster "Exercise Dakota.") She was also a counsellor at Interim Place, a Mississauga shelter for abused women and children, where her duties included everything from advising those in need to going on police escorts. Hardacre has also been a volunâ€" teer with the Oakville Waterfront Festival and is a member of West Oakville Ratepayers, the Oakville Chamber of Commerce and the Oakville Players. On the professional side, Hardacre‘s position as a senior financial analyst with Livingston Group Inc. has given her an extenâ€" sive background in developing and coâ€"ordinating budget strategies. She left the company to devote time to learning about municipal government and going doorâ€"toâ€" door listening to neighbors‘ conâ€" cerns. Hardacre‘s four main objectives are as follows: â€" Accountability. Town staff and Council hold a special trust, says Hardacre, and must be honest and independent from all special interest groups â€" hence her personâ€" allyâ€"funded campaign. â€" Make local government a "people business." Hardacre mainâ€" tains communication between elected officials and residents is vital in order to understand what they‘re thinking. Her counselling work has made her an approachâ€" able and willing listener, she says. â€" Run government like a busiâ€" ness. Fostering responsible manâ€" agement and living within one‘s means are both qualities Hardacre believes she has not only learned but also demonstrated in the corpoâ€" rate world. â€" Commitment. Be devoted, informed and involved, says Hardacre, who says issues come and go but the need for guiding principles never wanes. She believes that by registering in February, she has demonstrated Hardacre, who says issues come and go but the need for guiding principles never wanes. She believes that by registering in February, she has demonstrated that political opportunism is not her vocabulary. Leaving her job attend meetings and learn proc dures only reinforces this dedicd tion, she says. Highâ€"tech toll collection system for hwy 407 link By HOWARD MOZEL Oakville Beaver Staff Highway 407 â€" currently being built by a consortium headed by Oakville‘s Monenco AGRA Inc. â€" has moved closer to completion now that negotiations to supply a stateâ€"ofâ€"theâ€"art toll collection sysâ€" tem are underway. Monenco is part of the Canadian Highways International Corporation (CHIC) which in May signed a $929.8 million contract to develop, design and build Hwy. 407 â€" the first allâ€"electronic toll road in North America. Last week CHIC and its partn the Ontario Transportation Capit Corporation (OTCC,) entered in negotiations with another conso tium to provide the toll network. The second consortium is co prised of four companies: Be Canada, Bell Sygma of Don Mill Mark IV Industries of Mississau and Hughes Aircraft of Canada Lt With the final award of the contra upon successful conclusion of t talks, these firms will supply t allâ€"electronic technologies inclu ing both hardware and softwar This system will eliminate the ne for toll plazas and thereby preve the congestion and bottlenecks the| often cause. The OTCC is a Crown agenc created in 1993 to speed up maj transportation projects. CHIC i comprised of a number if Ontari based engineering and constructio firms plus several financial comp nies. Construction of the highway i expected to create more than 20, jobs and is the biggest single mma tive sponsored b: jobsOntarioCapital. Work on the 69 km toll roac which will link Oakville an Markham, is now underway an: will be completed in two stages Highway 410 in Brampton t Highway 404 in Markham (1996 then Highway 403 in Oakville t Highway 48 in Markham (1998.) The project is designed to reduc traffic pressure on the 401, the mai transportation artery through th Greater Toronto Area and the se ond busiest freeway in Nott America. (It carries 350,000 vehl cles a day.) We wish to draw your attention to the errors in our "SEPTEMBER SALE DAYS" Flyer. _ PAGE 2: Wiltshire Knife Set (42â€"1929â€"6) is a 3â€"pc set, not 4â€"pc. PAGE A2: Mastercraft Fire Logs (64 2791â€"2) are sold separately. We wish to draw your attention to the errors in our current 1994 FALL AND WINTER CATALOGUE PAGE 13: Item #14, Mitre Soccer Ball (84â€"2017â€"0), the illustration is incorrect. PAGE 29: Item #7, Snowmobile Track Lockmg S{;tem (26{)0446) is $59.99 pkg., not $49.99 P PAGE 71: Nylon Snow Brush (30â€"4424â€"6). The Ilustration is incorrect. PAGE 7: Item #6, Hockey Tape ( 24MM x 25M, not 24MM x 35 PAGE 81: Lightâ€"Duty Booster Cable (11â€"1206â€"0) is 8‘ long, not 12. Mr. Clean (53â€"0400â€"2) is 1.2L size, not September 14, 19 UPPER OAKVILLE SHOPPING CENTRE Upper Middle at 8th Line 849â€"TIRE 83â€"0044%) is 550 Kerr Street 844â€"5732