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PAGE 22, WEDNESDAY, AUGUSI 21, 1985, WHITBY FREE PRESS ~W1 ELV r- ~Partifme- RETAUL OPPORTUNITIES' Combined Merchandisers Inc. a subsidiary of Loblaw Corn- panles Limlted, are currently seeklng hlghly-motlvated In- dividuals for our new store location at Liverpool Rd. & High- way 2, Pickering to f111 the followlng vacancies: »Meat Clerks *Bakery Clerks You wIII BE PROVIDED WITH TRAINING for the above positions and must be flexible enough to work days, evenings and somneSaturdays. Personal cleanlIness, being adapt to warmn or cool temn- peratures and enjoy working with the pub lic are a must. Interested applicants are invited to apply in person: 1400 Bayly Street Unît 5 Pickering, Ontario (Iocated across f rom the Pickering GO Station) (UPEMAR KET OPPORTUNITIES Whitby (Anderson, north of Dundas) Area A brand new IGA supermarket ls soon to open ln the Whitby area. There wiII be a number of employment opportunities for experleflCed supermarket personnel. The followlng positions are avallable: FuIl-Tme: @Assistant Store Manager *Assistant Head Cashier *ProduCe Manager eGroCery Cerks *Dell Clerks *Porter e ProduCe Clerks »Sr. Meat Cutters @Meat Wrappers Pari-Time: sçCashiers *Meat Clerks eProduCe Clerks *Bakery Cerks aDeli Clerks eGroCery Clerks Interested appliCants please apply ln person at the: WhItby Canada Employrnent Centre 209 Dundas Street East Whtb, ntar j> SLOOKING FOR A CAREER IN ADVERTISI NG? Downtown business requires tnat person who: *Possess good communication SUIlS; *Has ambition and self confidence; els eager to learn; els capable of earning an above average income; *And is not af raid to work for it. If you possess these qualities drop in and see us. Experience not necessary. Full-tirne. Car necessary.. Start im- rnediately. Corne in to our office anytime Monday through Friday, 9 ar. to 5 p.m. 131 Brock St. N., Whitby. ATTENTION RNA'S wth psychiatrice eperience required for part-lme woric. Oeil 433-1494. MATURIE, RELIABLE babyslter required pari-lime, 4 houra a day n pour home - Kathleen Rowe School or Almond subdivision ares, or my home Crsser Ave. Phone 668-6424. PART.TIME housekeeper. BaIsam-Ashburn airea, 3:30 to 7, Monday 10 thuraday for 2 ch) idren, 7 year and 9 year. Some fighf houseworfi. Oood saaary paid In cash. Raerances. 649. 2095 eveninga. CONSULTINO Engineering t irm requires partime secretary. Hours flexibe. Appin in writing complote wif h renume to Goider Associaies. 111 Industrial Dr., Whilby. Ont. UlN 5Z9. ECE. TEACHER, assistant Inachers and suppies required for new daycare. Phono 6686200. WE ARE LOOKING FOR Heaf h Care Aids for night shiftl n Ajax- Pickiering amea. Cali 433-1494. CAREERS IN TRUCKING. Driver job training and pacement heip sa avaliabie. Cati Ffodgers choni a) f416) 769-3548. WORD PROCESSINO Program- ming, Lotus, dbase, I and fit and more. with cerificate asd job pacement, goernment approved and loans, fao deductibie, Grade il andi 12 credit courues. Theso wiii test 2 mont hi Enroi 00w. 683 2226ý Emlynicnt- DRYWALL taper. painter. etc. 15 yoars eoparienco, wiii work evenings and weekends. Cati Jiru, 728-533. Chichie prefers uniform excellence and knows ha will gel il Dickson Printing & Off ice Supplies where everything is inspected. -At US OA -396 Conflict'prevented Ashe from writing letter in support of unions position Durham West MPP George Ashe says that he certainly did offer a letter of support to Local 331 of the Ontario Public Service Em- ployees Union (OPSEU) during the last election campaign. In last week's edition of the Free Press, Local 331 president Joan Gates said that Ashe had promised them a letter of support but had yet to deliver t. Local 331 represents about 650 employees at the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital who have been without a contract since Dec. 31. The uniion is seeking wage parity with people ernployed at general hospitals. Gates had pIaintained that nurses at the psychiatric hospital are paid $4,000 a year less than their counterparts at a general hospital. Negotiations between OPSEU and the gover- nment, represented- by the Ontario Civil Ser- vice Commission, have been fruitless and the two sides are expected to enter into binding ar- bitration tomorrow. In a telephone inter- view from bis Queen's Park office last week, Ashe said he offered the letter because he genuinely supports Local 331's position. However, after the election he was narned chairman of the management board of cabinet during the shortlived ad- ministration of now Op- position Leader Frank Miller. "After being named chairman .of management board I was advised it would not be proper to have something on the record," he said adding that the senior cabinet post had overaîl respon- sibîlity for the civil ser- vice commission and its negotiations with OP- SEU. While as their MPP he supported their position, bis cabinet respon- sibilities prevented hlm from- taking action. He could not, he main- tained, be seen as taking sides in the dispute. Local 331 tnembers, Ashe said, were detrimentally affected when the governrnent introduced its three per cent wage guidelines. Consequently, WP.H. workers lost their parity with general hospital workers. . - had fully intended to comply with rnmy promise to send thern a letter," Ashe said ad- ding, 'They have a valid case, in my view."- He also claimed that while his party was still in government. he was lobbying behind the scenes in an effort to get the Treasury to acknowledge that the psychiatric workers should be excempt from the guidelines so they could gain parity. know that," he said. The Progressive Con- servative frontbencher said he doesn't know what the, current situation is, now that the Liberals have taken the reins of power. But he is stili willing to give them his support. "lil write the letter if they think it would stili be helpfl," Ashe said. "I'm not in any conflict now." Be efw inner, The Whitby Lioness Club presented 90-lbs. of beef hind to thé' winner of their recent draw last week. In the photo above, first prize winner Bud Bailey of Port Hope is seen here accepting bis prize fromn Victor Diminno of Windcrest Farms; Lioness Marg Pascoe, Lioness Eleanor Stevenson, club president; and, Lioness Andree Hay. The second prize, 40-lbs. of beef lion, was won by Tom Humphris of Whitby while third prize, 15-lbs. of pork lion, was won by Alice Bradley of Whitby. Photo courtesy of the Whitby Lioness Club Whitby fire service cails The following calîs were responded to by the Whitby Pire Depar- tment during the seven day period from 8 arn., Monday, Aug. 12 until 8 a.m., Monday, Aug. 19, 1985. AUG. 12 8:23 p.m. - 945 Har- ding St. Resuscitator call. AUG. 13 9:45 a.m. - 1635 Dun- das St. E., west basement. Building caîl, loss $5,000. AUG. 14 12:13 arn. - 501 Peel St. Building caîl, loss $700. 3:58 a.m. - 1618 Dun- das St. E. Check caîl. 1:08 p.m. - Thickson Rd. N., north of Dundas St. E. Motor vehicle ac- cident. 2:37 p.m. - Brock St. S., north of Victoria St. Motor vehicle accident. 4:04 p. m. - 305 St. John St. E. Medical aid. 8:53 pm. - 1010 Green St. Check -ail - smell of gas. 9:53 p. m. - 732 Dundas St. E. Hydro pole sparking. AUG. 15 1:08 arn. - Whitby Municipal Building, 575 Rossland Rd. E. Power failure alarm. 9:43 arn. - 99 Kirby Cres. Check caîl. 11:51 arn. - 101 White Oaks Crt. Check caîl - alarms ringing. AUG. 16 1:52 a.m. - 101 White Oaks Crt. Check caîl - alarms ringing. 8:53 a.m. - 101 Rib- blesdale Dr., Unit 52. Public assistance. 8: 58 arn. - Victoria St. E., east of Thickson Rd. S. Barn f ire. 5:07 p.m. - Fairview Lodge, Dundas St. W. Building caîl. 9:14 p.m. - Winchester Rd., west of Ashburn Rd. Motor vehicle f ire. AUG. 17 5:39 arn. - 113 Ken- dalwood Rd. Check cal. just east os Brock St. S. Grass f ire. 3:53 p.m. - 1010 Dun- das St. E., Unit 8. Assistance to ambulan- ce service. 4:38 p.m. - Garrard and Rossland Rds. Motor vehicle accident. AUG. 18f 12:17 arn. - 55 Fullwood Cres. Assistance to ambulan- ce service. 2:31 p. m. - St. Thomas Anglican Church, Brooklin. Check caîl - alarms ringing. AUG. 19 4:33 a.m. - 910 Hopkins St. Check cail -alarms rînging. 7:27 a.m. - 7 Worfold Place. Resuscitator caîl. Motorcycle accident 1 A 23-year old West Hill is in Scarborough Centennary General Hospital af ter sustainitig severe in- juries in a motorcycle accident last Wed- nesday afternoon.' According to a spokesman for the Durham Regional Police Force, the man was riding bis motor- cycle southbound on Brock St. S. over the bridge crossing the C.N.R. tracks. He lost control of bis motorcycle which collided with another southbound vehicle in front of him. He was thrown from his bike and landed on the front of a stopped northbound vehicle. John Francis Tierney, 23, of 750 Morningside Ave., West Hill was taken to the Dr. J.O. Ruddy General Hospital suffering a broken hip and collarbone. He was later transfered to the Scarborough medical facility. Police estimated damage to the motor- cycle at about $800. Damage to the vehicle struck by the bike was estimated at $1,000. Police also said that Tîerney will be charged with careless drivng... Type writer RENTALS ï also SALES & SERVICE 1