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PAGE 24, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2,1984, WHITBY FR EE PRESS Whitby's Most Widely Read CLASSIfiIED AD5~J Councl Column ofý LOOKING FOR A CAREER IN ADVERTISING? Downtown business, requires that person who: *Possess good com- munication skills; eHas ambition and self conf Idence; elIs eager to learn; els capable of earning an above average in- come; *And Is not af raid to work for ItL If you possess these qualities drop ln and see us. Experience not necessary. Start Immediately. Come in to our office anytime Monday through Frlday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 131 Brock St. N., Whitby. M.B..M. Publlshing 131 Brock St. N. Whltby 668-6111 AVAILABLE HUNDREDS 0F HELPERSI Lîve- în girls from Ouebec, satisfaction or refund guaranteed. MOTIfERS SUMMER HELPERS (418) 282- 2478. ~WAIM1 YOUNG MOTHER wth a 2 year aId le willng ta look after your children. Lýve near schooî on Garden St. Caîl Cathy at 868- M86. MAN WITH % TON avaiîabîo for wark. Yard dlean-up, delîverlos, etc. Caîl Mke 579-7299. ELP WANTED CANADIAN SUMMER RESOAT Empioymnent OpportunIty Infor- mation Approx. 850 Canadian Summer Resort potential arn- ployere lsted acroas Canada. Detalse and Information. Sand stamped envelope to Inter- national' Employment Service, Box 429, Lumby. B.C. VOE 2G0. MATURE WOMAN to, babysit ln my home. 2 boys, 5 and 8 year oid. Shift work. Full-tîme em- pîoyment. Must have own tran- sportatIon. Caîl anytime 866- 3091. REALTOR DESIRING agent ful or part-time. 6835495. BABYSIT1ER REOUIRED for 7 year oId- days. In Dufferin St. ares. 688&2671 after 5 p.m. WORD PROCESSINO & Micro Computer Introductory courses. Three week specill $95. Longer courses avaliable with certificate and job placement. 6837767. CANADIAN TIRE Requres Part-time service Writer, needed to handie Service Desk. Evenings and Satur- day. Experience preferred but not rèqulred. We will train. Cail 683-4339 For Further Information You nover have ta feel alone. Shap the ads ln the Whîtby Fr.. Press for news of cam- munîty happenings, enter- teainment and social events ln your areal WMITBY FREE PRESS CORNEILS AUCTION BARN FRIDAY, MAY 4 6:30 P.M. Three miles east of Little Britaîn or 7 miles west of Lindsay on the Lin- dsay/Little Britain Rd. The property of RIVER ROAD ANTIQUES of Toronto. (Going out of business) Oak china cabinet (glass, 3-side>, round oak pedestal table, 6 matching pressback chairs, Ger- man Oak sideboard, pine drop leaf table, oak secretarite, oak dressers, oak men's wardrobe, library table, 3 wicker'carniages, approx. 100 pieces of depression glass, parlour tables, chest-of-drawers, pine drop leaf table, 4 mat- ching pressback chairs, quantity of china and glass. DON CORNEIL AUCTIONEER R.R.1 LITTLE BRITAIN 705-786-2183 AUCTION SALE SATU RDAY, MAY 5 .6:00 P.M. At Pearce Auction Cen- tre on Shirley Rd. 4 miles south of Port Perry. Estate from Oshawa. Wlth excellent furniture, 8 h.p. riding iawn mower, 9ft. x lBft. tent, shot gun and sheils, washer and dryer, colour TV, new plywood, barber chair, chrystal, silver, good dishes, bedding, etc. PEARCE AUCTION SERVICES 985-7492 CORNEILS AUCTION BARN TUESDAY, MAY 8 6:30 P. M. Three miles east of Little Bitain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on the Lin- dsay/Littie Bnitain Rd. The personal and general store Items of MRS. VIC- TORIA FLEMMING of Angle. China cabinet, pressback hi-chairs, child's pressback rocker, mron bed with brass trim, oak cheese dlsplay case, Kewpie doîl, washstands, tobac- co tins, dressers, pine dispîay table, quantity of 011 botties, old adver- tising signs, pine blanket box, wooden Toronto Star display box, wooden beds, secretanite desk, wooden plains, tea chest, also consigned new 225 Lincoln electric welder, 2-ton floor jack, ýgas barbeques, shovels, brooms, etc. DON CORNEIL AUCTIONEER R.R.1 LITTLE BRITAIN 705-786-2183 A UCTIONS FUN iF0R THE WI-OLE FAMILY ATTEND ONE THIS WEEKEND AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, MAY 5 11:00 A.M. Victoria Square Corn- munity Centre - located 4 miles north of Hwy. 7, on Woodbine Ave. An. tiques & collectables of private collector moving. Exceptional roll top dental cabinet, oak roll top desk, two-pc. flatback cupboard, two- door pine armoire, washstands, pine chest- of-drawers, oak Ice box, pine table, oak pressback rocker, odd chairs, park bench, pine blanket box, dry sink, set of 4 mahogany chairs, cast Iron stove, pine desk w/gallery, jam cup. boards, Boston rocker & chair, occasional tables, Victorian - walnut sîdeboard, pine corner cupboard, Jenny' Lind uphoistered chair, pressed back chairs, square oak extension table, oak 'sideboard, Hossier companion cup- board, brass microscope in dovetalled box, an- tique farm scales, Royal Doulton, 3 matching painted shades, Nippon cheese dish, depression glass ', water Jug, sugar shaker, spooners, oc- cupied Japan sait & pep- per, odd cups & saucers, toys, old doils, curved glass, brass showcase, f low blue plates, chan- delier, peanut jars, iron banks, large iron kettie, cast Iron pots, baskets, crocks, doors, table saw, lathe, surface sander, space heater, corn husker, wood planes, chisels, standing No. 113 circular plane, Stanley No. 45 combination plane. log cabin quilt, many more Items. Terms csAUCTIONEER EARL GAUSLIN 640-3079 Become a carrier taday. Learn ta be a business person with respansibillity whiie earnlng money. Become the outstand- ing ca--ler of the month and became a winneri Talk ta aur Circulation Manager. Cail 668-6111 Todayl WHITBY FREE PRESS _ "'Grey Power"9 AUCTION SALE TH URSDAY, MAY 10 Auction sale of Farr Machinery, apple o chard equipment an miscellaneous articlec the property of REI WING APPLE ORCHAI DS. On Hwy. 2 west o Whitby (f irst place wes of Durham Rd. 23). M.F No. 165 diesel tractor,2 M.F. No. 135,diesel trac tors, 3 pt lift for tractor M.F. vibra shanl cultivator, McCormici seed drill 16 disc, 3 p mower, M.F. wheel dlis( approx 10 ft. double dlis( (pull type), 2-M.F. plowc (3 furrow) ,levellinç harrows, grain blower, d wheel trailer, 3 rubbei tlred wagons and racks, 14 and 16 ft racks, Woods -electric 'grain grinder, Gem oat roller, Olympic skidoo (1973), Bale elevator, M.H. cultivator, Bush Hog (8 ft) snow blower (3 pt.) ORCHARD EQUIPMENT. John Bean speec sprayer, with l.H.C. motor (V.8) 500 gai cap. Now. G 577, Electric BLUE GIANT stacker, 2500 cap, with charger stacks to 9 ft. 20 ft con- veyer, 2 sets of steel rollers, Wayland apple grader, grades 4 sizes, 8 bu cap. with 20 ft long beit table, appie scales, over and under 3 to 5 lb packing, 3 pt com-. presser with pruning guns, apple grader, 30 appie bbls, 4 wheel fac- tory bult apple bin hauler, wIcker baskets, kerosene heater for back of truck (to keep apples from freezing), oîd apple cider grînder and press (good) and much more. MISCELLANEOUS. Pro- pane corn banger, flint and powder corn banger (to keep birds f rom trees) small Taylor safe, small pop cooler, eîectric heaters, barrn fan, cash register, mower sec riviter, mower knife sharpener, bbi spigets, circulator pumps, car- penters tool chest, 5 - 16" x 10" rims for 3/4 GMC truck, 1 tire, Sun- beamn electric 18" lawn nower. Many smal items. Owners going out of business. Terms cash or good cheque. Sale et O0A.M. REG AND LARRY JOHNSON AUCTIONEERS (705) 357-3270 or PHfOTOCOPYI NG *e Top Quality e Fast Service * 8½/xll" or8½/x14" Calnon Np 'j5# ORt LESS M.B.M.-PUBLISHINO mi Submitted by members of WHITBY TOWN COUNCIL 8, By REGIONAL COUNCILLOR TOM EDWARDS :.D Marshall McCluhan said, "O0ld Age is the Age of R. wisdom and teaching, for even if the bodies of old of people are frail, their spirit does not go into st retirement. On the contrary, it is a time when the F. life of the spirit becomes intensified" 2- 1 was reminded of this quotation recently when I ýC. met with a militant activist named Lucas Peacock. r, Mr. Peacock is wel! towards his 87 birthday, but you k would neyer guess it going by his energy and en- k thusiasm. He had noticed a newspaper report ýt quoting myseif as advocating improved services for ýc senior citizens. Mr. Peacock is in the process of ýc promoting action by local churches to aquire gover- ýs iment iow interest boans, in order to build comfor- ýg table apartments to be rented to seniors at rent 2 levels they can afford. This elderly group of well r motivated citizens, with zeal and competence to aquire suitable sites which would be developed ~,along the lines already suggested., n This is the "Grey Power". I spoke of some years -, ago. Not only are people living longer as nutrition , and medical 'science improves, but these same 1. people are flot content to sit back and leave it to the B young people to make ail the- decisions. Older citizens are going to demand a greater share in the - decision making process particularly as it affects j thieir own future, and I think that is far more - preferable than vegetatingaway, their declining - years. At the other end of the chronological, scale, billions of dollars are spent on servicesto young r people, The Children Services Co-Ordi nating Com- * mittee, has spend the last several months compiling a list of services designed to promote the -well being 0f our young people. Everything from day care to educational services, to family and health services, through justice and correctional services, through recreational and family services. Modemn industrial society in addition to the vast improvements to Our life style in ternis of creature comforts, requires tremendous back up for those Who through no fault of their own are unable to cope with any one of ai! dozen tragedies. The intent of ail this activity, is to discover what duplication exists, and to reduce cost on society by ensuring that the absolute minimum in agency in- volvement, provide that the children get the best possible care, but reducing cost to a minimum., Contrary to niany views whieh would indicate the opposite, there are many single parents, struggling by, earning a living and paying day care and other child protection service, which would dauint ail but those determined not to be -a burden on society. These individuals are usually single women, Who have been left by their husbands to provide for young children. They go to their jobs each day after dropping off their children at some day care centre, and those of us Who have been fortunate enough to avoid this kind of domestic tragedy, should salute their fierce determination to be both mother and father to their children. The Region of Durham has just issued a pamphlet outli ning water and sewer billing information. This information is comprehiensive. Lt might flot make either the cost or the rational behind the systemi any more payable, but it will certainly cause you to be better informed when dealing with any complaints. After several months of intense activity, the downtown business improvement - committee has made its report to its constituents. If the scheme is 1 approved, for the sake of a relatively modest dutlay, the business community will reap enourmous benefits in ternis of enhancement. There is no point promoting an area which would deter prospective customers fromn purchase. At a public meeting called to discuss the matter, the project was received enthusiatically by the business people present. If the matter proceeds, the entire corn- munity will benefit. _______________ y - If . . . . . . . . . . 1 AUCTIONS]