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PAGý2; -WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY 25,1978, WHITB' ý I Region, Oshawa and Whitby hoônor "Intrepid' Cont'd froin P. 1 York and Toronto. Camp X was built in the surmmer of 1941, and was a top secret installation. It served as a training base for allied agents, and an experi- mental station for the de- velopment of weapons for the secret war. Sucli major espionage activities as the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich the Nazi "Butcher of Prague,"'were planned and co-ordinated at Camp X. After the war, Camp X continued in use as a Canadian governmfelit communfications centre. During the war it bad been the location of Hydra, a highly sophisticated radio transmitter andreceiverwh.ich kept contact with allied agents around the world. In 1945 Camp X was the secret hiding place of the Russian Emnbassy spy Igor Gouzenko, who had to be protected since lie had turned informant on Soviet post-war espionage activites. In 1969, Camp' X was closed and the land sold to the City of Oshawa and Town of Whitby. Askus about. you Corne and tell us what you're looking for in a, job. Tell us what you are today and what you want ta be tomorrow. Ask js if we'can'offer opportunfities and challenges ta match your needs. No obligations on either aide. W,'ll be glad to talk. And we may have just what you're looking for, But you'll neyer know until you ask. Visît our Mobile. Recruîtinlg Unit Ca nada Manpower Cent re OSHAWA JANUARY 2,1978 10:00 an.-3:00 p.rn. THE eCANAuN Howl about tomorrow Make sure now that you'll have adequate income to enjoy your retirement years. The littie you save now on a regular basis will me'an a lot when your pay day years are over. Put yoursavings into a Victoria and Grey Registered Retirement Savings Plan. Serving more and more ~ people sînce 1889 ICTORL4 GREY TRUST COMPANY KEUTH LAWES daratfr I AI.UCKY WINNER IBruce Hunt -(centre), 'of 27 Pilkington Cres. was the winner of the Whitby Rotary Club's recent Burmuda trip draw. Ways and Means Chairman Norm Howe, at right, Lresents Mr. Hunt, a planner for the Town of Whitby, with his tickets, while Rotary Club > President Gerald Robinson looks on. The presentation was made at the first Rotirry meetingy of 1978 Free Press Photo. IEL IST LA U NETR SELL- '74 Meteor Montcalm' 4Dr., Original. Car, Two year warranty. Lic. HTH 994. $ 1895.00 '73 Ford LTD Brougham Very clean, Runs perfect. Lic. APB 528 $1195.00 '73 Torino Wagon Exceptionally good car, Only 47,000 miles. Lic. HCY 825 $1595.00 683-5540 683-5541 I INMSON RD. E,.PICKI ' 73-Dodgo Club Cab Complete with cap. Must be seen. Lic. A30 738 $2695.00 '74 Dotsun 1210 Absolutely perfect. 2 - year warranty. Lic. JAH 460 <$1 695.00 '73 Barracuda Super Sharp. -Fully equipped. Lic.CEE 589 $1995.00 683-5840-rIwf o 1 ntonrd Otil Anniver!lSary.p 'c Oos livoefor bo OaiflIl dlmsbookd1 O~6 bf ors ) %/ -, Utrch8O,91978 FF for Durhamt Reglon OFF Customers. *mail or - Large CATERING _ ARRANGEMENTS FOR AIL OCCASIONS *Weddings a Banquets 0 Hot Dinners 0 Hoi and Cold Buffets LAIE DANCE SPECIALS 0 Wedding Cakes, Disc Jockey, Bar Service Etc. Yewu Mes# <bris Up te 2gî8wPeople *U. 0ff erOneet t he Most C.,M. Ctemg Servieis Tflf lTE lieu., scarburugh. Ajax, Ohawa. Whitby. P.km nngioos&h. and Viity Three Oshaw»a counicillors are objecting to a purchase of four acres of land south of the Durham Région head- quarters, which was approved last week by a closed meeting of the finance committee. The region is negotiating with the United Church to buy the land for about $200,000. That amount plus $1 00,000 has been allotted by the regional council. .The councillors are skept- ical about assurances that the land purchase does not mean that an expansion of the' headquarters will occur. Councillor Bruce Mc- Arthur called the possible expansion a 'TaI Mahal" and isn't convinced of the need., ,He suggested. the provin- cial assessment office now in th'e regional headquarters in Whitby could be moved' to the new Ministry of Revenue office to be built in Oshawa. This, lie said, would provide* space for the public works, and planning ahnd, develop- ment, departmnents. now in a buidin on Consumrers Drive in Whtby. Oshawa Mayor, Jim Potticary wants the regional headquarters ini Oshawa, or at least somne place' more accessible to the public. Doug Wilson, another Oshawa councillor, ýsays an annex will do for the people who work -for the region, and the. région,, j'oudnot proceed with a ne" -building when it is currently in debt, "'we don't know by, how mnuch." I 7t rd Lfe Underwleu ROBERT J. MORRGW,C.L.U. The Institute of Chartered Life Under- writers of Canada bas an- nounced that Robert J. Morrow, associated with the Toronto Centre branch of the Empire Life Insur- ance Company, bas been awiarded the Chartered Life Underwriters designation. Tbis designation is a-' warded on the successful completion of-an intensive twelve course program in life undcrwriting which includes sucli related sub- jects as economnics, taxa- tions, accountiflg, comn- mercial and life insurance law, corporation finance and psychology. TEAK