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PAGE 4, WIMfBY FRX PRES, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Z18 Freedom of Infrmatio Ac o uncpltie 's *Municipalities acros the . rvnce will soon have thoir own egisiation to. parallol Ontario' Fredom of Information and Pýrotection of Privacy Act. 1Tanning Sessons $3909 Mancuro & Pedlcure Speclal Cw Z C C Murray Elston, chairmnan of. Management Board of Cabinet and the minister respoiuible for provincial freedom of information. and protection of' pravcy Fibreoglass NailS Reg. $45.0 WAXING * FACIALS LASH & BROW TINTS legisiati on, introduced thje'neow Act in the pý!ovincial legisiature. It will take effect on !January 1, 1%e Municipal' Freedom of Information ;and protection of Prlvacy Act, 1989, was introduced after extensive consultations -in»- volving El"to, Municipal Affairs Minister' John Eakins and represontatives of mncplte and local boÏrds, sMuch assch:ool3 boards and police commisdss It will ensure that munici- palities and, local boards will b. covored. 1w legisiation that irrors - in . purpose, scope and procoduros - the current Act. 1Eakins said ho strongly belioves in the importance of openneas and accountability in local gavernment- 1"Freedom. of information logisiation tspecifically tailored ta meet the ýneods of Ontario's muniicipalities willlU an impor- tant stop in esrn htrsi, ho said. Elâton said "this Act will parallel the'on. already i-' DIacA but with some modifications' appropriate ta suit local néeeds." Ontario's Freedom 'of Information and Protection' of Privacy Act came inta effect for provincial institutions on January Charged. after bit .& run 1A 35-year-old' Prince Albert resident has been charged with failing ta romain and criminal negligence causing death after the July 20 -death of an 11- year-old boy who was sftrck while riding his bicycle. A man surrendered himnself ta Durham Reffional Police on July 26. Chargea was Kevin Stuart Murray. james .Rpger New was riding hia'bicéycle on Townline Rd. N. in Newcastle whon struck by a vehirle which fled the sicone. Hlealth fair . Here's ta Your Health' day will b. held Wednesday, Aug. 9, 10:30 a.m. ta 3 p.m., at the. Whutby Seniors' Activity Centre. The annual health fair is spon- sored by the contre and Whitby Kinemen Club. There will be free displays and information fromn varlous com- muiyhalthagencies. Added fe atusinclude makeo- vers by Enla Beth Hancock of Mary Kay Cosmetics at 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.; haif-hour Quasar microwave cooking shows demonstrating nutritiaus meals, courtesy of Homo & Rural Applian ce DistribuÏtors in Wlutbyat il a.m. and 2 p.m. 'A pharmacist from Loveli Drugs and Jerry's Drug Waret house will be avaflable ta answer any questions and check,ýathàt drug combinations are satisfac- tO7ere will be a brown baff competition in which. a prize will be awarded to, the person -with t;he > nost outdated prescriptien medication for disposai.*' Door prizes have been donated from Sunbeani Bailey's - Phar- macy, Jerry's M)rg Warehouse, Lovell Druga, Sho ppers Drug Mart and McClog Jewellers.. A lunch wilI be oFered at low cost, between noon and 1:30 p.m. For more information caîl 668- SPECTCULARLAKE VIEWS! SENSATIONAL IKELWING! &om $14,900The Mistral from $220,900 SAILWINDS CONDOMINIUMS PRESEN1S YOU WITH MAGNIFICENT PANORAMIC VIEWS OVERLOOKING WHITBY HARBOUR! Sailwinds is beautifully located to live up to your every expectation, with the GO Train on your doorstep and Highway 401 a minute's drive away! You'II also enjoy breathtaking panoramic views overlooking the lIake and a lakeside lifestyle simply without equal. There's no better point of view than Sailwinds. Occupancy 1991. SALES OFFICE HOURS Mon.-Thurs. 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. Fri., Sat.,Sun. & Holidays 12 p.m.- to 6 p.m. Tel: 686-8,346 430-7723 Take 401 exit Brock Street, Whitby. Go south ta Victoria Street and west to Watson Street. Sold exclusiwely through Norman Hill'& Associates Ltd. Realtoru- Prices and specifications are subject to char without notice. E.O. & E. 4 ANNUAL MASS RESURREC *TION ROMAN CATHOLIO CEMETERY (Taunton Road East ai Brook Street,Whitby) BY MOST REVEREND ROBERT B. CLUNE AUXILIARY BISHOP AND MASS FOR DECEASED CONCELEBRATED BY LOCAL PARISH PRIESTS TUESDAY, AUGUST 11h 109 7:00 P.M. The Catholle Cemaery by SoI.mn Blanning le.dedlcated t. Cod end cet *aide for the burlal of the bodies of Falthful Departed to amalt the Day of Reurrection. The Cathoilo Cemaery la a place of prayer for the repose of moulu of our departed brothers and timier* ln the falth end of reflection on the eternal truths reveaied by God. Ourlai inaà Cathodelo Cmetery wlth fellow memberm of the Church la our final Prolussbon of Fafth. CATKOUC CEMETERIES' ARCHOIOCESE 0F TORONTO 66*912