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Public Works Week in local municipalities The munleipalitles of Wltbyt Pickering, Ajax, Oshawa and New- castle, and the Reglon of Durham will be pro- .clalming, along wlth many othermunlcipall- ties across Canada and the Ujnited States, the week of May 22 to 28 as "Public Works Week". The theme for the week Is I"Making Lite Botter for Everyone. ' The local Public Works Departments are preparing to offer group tours of thefr depot or plant facililties and to explain the types of ser- vices and programs they provide. -Durlng Public Works Week, the opportunity wll be pre- sentod'to area residents to learn 'more about Public Works opera- tions and how it affects the lifestyle of their community. The Public Works De- partment in a muni- cipality is responsible for the planning, con-' trol, and maintenance of public works facilities and services i order to croate a pleasant and orderly envfronmont for the residents. Genor- ally, the department is divided into the follow- lng operational activi- ties: engineering, con- struction and main- tenance. The Public Works De- partmont is rosponsiblo for the engineering and design of road, side- walk, serand -bridge improvemonts through-- out theý munitipality. T ,eco-ordinadion-, ~ these activities. wlth other agenicies, and- the control of the Public .Works aspects of the dovolopmont of residen- tial subdivisions, indus- trial parks and commer- cial buildings are related activities. The department aIso adminsters the con- tracts for and provides inspection -of-,Public Works construction pro- jects. to ensuro that con- struction -methods, materials being used and completod work are as spocifiod in the con-, tract documents. Genor- aliy, the actual con- struction work is undor- taken by private con- tractors. Some of the mainte,: nance activitios under- takeràn b he depart Department. In the are ther are two dis- tinct Public Works authorities - the local municipal Public Works Department ami the Durham Rgoa Works Department. The regional authori- ty la responsible for water distribution, sani- tary sewers and select- ed major roads within oacb of the municipali- tdes. The local Public Works Departmont may be contacted at 686-580 for administration or engineering and 668-3437 for maintenance. For more information regarding proposed Public Works Week acti- vities, please contact your local Public Works Department. FOR PROTECTION à APPEARANCE IN 12 ATTRACTIVE( COLOURS r Ventilated AluminumÀ" AWN1 NGS Free Estimates*Oujck Oelilvery & Installatio1 L 728-1633 FACTORV & SHOWROOM 845 FAREWELL ST, OSHAWA OPEN BM-SN MON-FRI W RAISED- PRINTING a 1BUSINESS CARDS a LETTERHEADS a ENVELOPES LA CONTESSA HAIR' SALON SUPER SPECIALS Mondays Perms - 1/2 Price Wednesdays '/2 Price on every other service (except Perms) (Thils offer appiles to Susan only.> Cail for your appolntment now. 119 GREEN ST., WHITBY 668-9262 WHITBY FREE PRESS# WEDNESDAV MAY 18,#1983. PAGE 19 Whltby's Most WideIy Read .cLASSIFIED1)ADS C7LASSJFIED UTOS ACIN R EA L ESTAT E73ON FORRntaroGoenT mn Rende 1 M ( CENTS FRR ~~cNMSGRRNr~RENT ONE BEDROOM apartments in SMmii Port Whitby building. Aduite oniy. Avaliable Juiy 1¶and August 1. 83W9 per month in. cludes f odge, stove, hydro and parking. Cible TV md Iîundry tmchiitee avaliabie. Phone Oô&- 0372 betwéen 9-30 aM..and 5 P.m. CENTRAL WHITIIY - 2 bedroom apariment upstairs, baby okey, no pets. Heat. hydro, water pald. $=20per month, t iret end laut. Phono 053-096. HfOUSE FOR SALE - Oshawa, Unique 1M0 Home of the Vear. 3 bedrom, garag, walkout, femllfy rmn, woodatovo Main f loor laundry room. Ciii 728-1040. PRIVATE - Brooklin amia, south- arn style bi-leve home on 10 acmi. lnground H. pool. Hom his 4 beds., 3 bathe, living and dlningbroom ha WIA to beautiful vlew, kIctchen end famlly room, large roc. room wlth WIA and wet bar, double garage. Phono655& 4120. BROOKLIN office space avail. able. Ideal for travel agent, se- countant, tawyer, Insurance. e. phonefflSu62 OFICE SPAC fi '~FOR RENT i lm Thret.room Whltby off i~ Iulte wlth pivate washroom.II i Ma$ over 750 square foot ofil 1<tMain office about 32 fes1111 l10-long. Could be dividod Intofl 11 t; smier offices. For furtherl 1IPnformation ciii Catheroed IliMoffat. Century 21 =,Il',1 glik@tReityLtd 168422î Fies.571-I_ FLORDA w VACATION R~NTLS FLRIDA CIloeart - Thuso bedroom mobie homes. Poole, tennis, close to beich«en d major attractions, chiidrsn wol- corne. $22500 U.S. wOekly (leus thmn motel room). * «63-5503 J AUCTION SALE FR1 DAY, MAY 20 6:30 P.M. Brooklin Comimunity Contre ' Cassels Rd. E., Hwy. 7& 12. Highllghts of our sala include two 9-pc. dining roomf suites, Jaco- bean side chairs, drop- leaf oak table, Que. ar- moire, wash stand, spinet desk, walnut & cane rocker, set of 4 pressbacks, several hall, lamp, parlor, dlning & coffles tables, carved arm chairs, gramaphone, blanket box, primitives, etc. 0f specialIinteroat we have a selectlon of vintage ciothing for mon & women circa 19201s & earlier. Assorted collect- ables Include .aid toys, crocks, o11 lamps, Ger- man badges, dcocks, Hunter & R.R. watches, decoys Include an R. Wiley, guitars, -weather vane, silver ièa set & gold Jewelery includes rings, nuggets & pen- dants. ln china wo have E.S. Germany, Limoge, Porpneus 1891, Germanï tea set, and ln glass we have Mary Gregory, crys- tai, cut & pressed glass & Carnival. Partial listing only. Çome & loin us. Previei& 4:30 p.m. EARL MacKINNON AUCTIONEER LEASE 0F RESIDENCE Tenders are Invlted for the bease of a one bodroam frame home, iacatod at 933 Jodrel Road, Squires Beach, Pickering, Ontario. Proceod sauth on Brock Road from Highway 401 oast. Turn oast at second stop light to McKay Road and fallow raad to Intersection of McKay Road and Montgomery Park Road. The Property -l accessible to the Pickering "GO" Train, and serviced by Diml-A-Bus and a school bus. This property may be viewod f rom 4:00 p.m. ta 7:00 p.m, Thursday, May 26, 1983 when a ropresenta- tIve of the Ministry of Govornment Services wiIl be In attendanco. "Open House" signe wilI be posted. Tender documents may be obtaîned f rom the rop- rosontative on this date or from: Ministry of Governmont Services Public Tenders Office Room M1-43A, Macdonald Block Quoen's Park, Toronto, Ontario, M7A 1 N3 Telephone: (416) 965-1152 A certfi ed choque or money order for the f irst month's rent m'ust be submitted with the tender documents, and will be prornptiy returned ta un- successfui bîdders. Seaied tenders wiii be received until 3:00 p.m., f riday June 3, 1983 at which time they will be opened ln public. Tenders wili be opened ln Toronto. NOTE: For further Information, please contact Martha McBurnle, Ministry of Government Ser- vices, Toronto, Ontario, Tlep *hone (416) 965-2040. Please quote File No. M767-9.1 The highost or any tender wIll not necesearilyý be acceptod. T.O. 023 ~ Ministry of Government Services HOLIDAY MON DAY AUCTION SALE MONDAY, MAY 23 il AM. BrookiIn Communîty Centre (Casseis Rd. E.) -Auction sale for the'estate oftho late R. NOFFKE. Excep- tional collection of china & glssware plus old clocks and hundreds of colloctablo Items.- Don't miss this onel EARL DAVIS AUCTIONEER iwày net AttmuA AUCTION- SALE AUCTUON SALE SATURDAY, MAY 21 Sale of antiques, furni- ture and equlpment. The property of.Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Burneil, located 4 mlles forth of Clare- mont on Brock Rd. Sale Includos a Massey- Ferguson 7 h.p. tractor (with mowor), harrows, roto-tîlier, 2, mowers, wash stands, old hlgh chair, copper bolIer, but- ter bowl and fadie, library table, pîmtform scales, aid tool c upboard, a-. woodon wood box, dishos, galvanized bath & laundry tubs, kitchen buffet and dîning room buffet, dresser, chain saw, cabinets, Skl Bmw, wood lathe, 'Brooder stove, trailers, snow fon- ce, used auto parts, 1 set of dlscs, 1 bIndor, tires & rims, and a good assart- ment of tools. Many more Items. Sale at 11- a.m. Terme cash. NORM & PHIL FAULKNER AUCTIONEERS 640-6691 AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, MAY 21 6:00 P.M. At PEARCE AUCTON CENTRE on Shirley Rd., 4 mlles south of Port Perry.ý With 1972 Ply- mouth, as ls, 40 h.p. Johnso *n boat motor, -Wisconsin 7 h.p.. gardon tractor, spinning wheel, antique rocker'& .chair, oak dining table & chairs, side board, dropleaf table, treddle sewing machine, uprîght f 'reezer, electric range, color T.V., Kenmore dryer, eîectric lawnmower, dînette suite, twîn tub washer, ping pong table, pool table, air condItioner, small desk, drossors; trunk, chestorfileld, single b ed, high chair, crib, bIcyCles, roof racks & many more. Items too numerous ta mention. We wilI 'accept a 10% iepoSit on large Items & hold them. JOHN & TIM PEARCE AUCTIONEERS PEARCE AUCTION SERVICES 98&-7492 THE CORPORATION 0F THETOWNOFWHITBY >PROCLAMATION PUBLIC WORKS WEEK MAY.22-28,1983 . WHEREAS the health, safety and comfort' of the Ã"ommunity is greatly dependent on the facilîties and.servicesý provlded by our Department of' Publie Works; and whereas the support f rom the commu- nity 18 vital ln the continuing efflient operation of our public works services such as: street and sidowaik maintenance, refuse collection, road construction and snow removal; and whereas the quaiity and effectiveness of these facîlities and services are dependent on'the continued efforts and skllls of Department, 0f Public Works Staff; now therefore 1, R.A. Attersley, Mayor, do hereby proclim May 22-28, 1983, "Public Works Week" ln the Town of Whltby to rec ognize the contributions that public works officiais and staff maike every- day to the health, safety and comfort of our Ilves. DATED at Whltby this 22nd day of May, 1983. Robert A. Attersley, Mayor, Town of Whitby. WANT ADS i CALL 668-61ý1 CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN AUCTION SALE FRIDAY, MAY 20 > t 6:30 P.M. 3 miles oast of Little Brn- tain or 7 miles West of Lindsay on the Lindsay/ Little Britain Rd. Press- back" high chair, Morrîson table 8mw, Democrate victrola, Coidspot 2-door refri- gorator, antique dresser, qty. of picturo frames, tools, china and glass. DON CORNEIL AUCTIONEER R.R. 1, Littlo Britaîn 1