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FPAGE 8, WEDNESDAy SEPTEMBER 14,1983, WHITBY FI&ppy Disks by 5y-"DIOMETTES N97803 -Proformate iim for AES Plus & Alpha Plus 6.66a L N97575 -for Apple l " & Rado SckT80 N97875 -for FFREE PRESS Bylines cont'd fered ln the Brooklin area for about haîf the cost ($35 for elght tessons). Classes will be available each Tuesday starting September 20 i the morning, afternoon or evening. Neccessary supplies will be available at reasonable prices. If you are interested please eail Veronica at 686- 1228. POTTERy CLASSES Pottery classes are available at aIl levels from beginner to experienced at the Village Pottery. Learn to make Plates, bowls, vases and other itemns with or wîthout a potters wheel in these two hour, eight week sessions. Morning, afternoon and evenrng classes are offered for your convenience. Register now by calling Sooz Wells at 655-407 or drop by the Village Pottery, located across High- way 7 from the Cashway store. QUILT DISPLAY The ladies of Brooklih United Chur<éh wil hold a quilt dlsplay in the Christian Education Building of the church on September 27 between the hours of 2 and 9 pan. Refreshments will be served and the price of admission is be donation only. Go out and see this exciting display of workmanship. YOU CAN'T WIN I bought a book on jogging for $9. Then I bought a pair of jogging shoes for $40. Then I bought a jogging suit for $50. Then I joined a jogging club for $60. Now I know what the.y mean by running into debt. See you next week.... Roxanne Reveler Brooklin Bakery drop-off Friday before noon please CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENT A Toronto man su&- Resendes was doing fered abrasions on both brick work when he arms and damage to his slipped from the scaf-, right knee when he fell fold and feulO 1-feet -to from a- scaffold at 36 the ground. Ferway Ores., in Whitby early last Wednesday He was- treated and morning. released at Dr. J.O. Manuel Corvelo Ruddy(Hospital. Carrier of the Month Gvreg Wood (left), 9, and brother Steven Wood 8, share the Whitby Free Press carrier of the Month award for August. The brothers, who have handled- the route for three months, live i the -West Lynde area. They both enjoy hockey and baseball. THE CORPORATION 0 F THE TOWN OF WH ITBY' .PýROCLAMýATION', "'TERRY FOXRUN" 'DAY TAKE NOTICE THAT September 18, 1983,e is hereby procIaimed as 'Terry Fox Run" Day in and for the Town of Whltby. Citizens of Whitby, are encouraged to participate' in the Terry Fox Run whîch wili be rmade up of two routes, three kilomnetres and ten, kiionietres. Fur- ther information may be obtained by contacting the Town of Whitby Parks and RAecreation, Depar.' tment, 668-58013. Mrs. Kim Glover (left) and Mrs. Betty Pascoe model just two 0of- ap? proximately 90 fashions that' will be on diSplay Sept. 21 and 22 at the Whitby Publicê Library. The event, sponsored by the -Auxiliary to the. Dr. J-O. Ruddy Hospital, will begin at 8 p.m. Tickets at $ per person are available by calling 668-6121 or 668-50M. m 1