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nA-r.id, ii rniugznA MOVPM F.fl '2- t î5.WHItTItY FREE PRESS liiifi uj.vn>-e..- - ('AG Thej and Wl for the ded, wil Christrr Saturda 10:30 a. Emper( Resour( Emper( The feature noveltiE boolis,, pend fa care 'w while y A lui dwich MEETING The Whitby Oshawa Brsnch of the Ontario Genealogical Society will hold its next film «'Oid Houses" will be shown. Our meetings are free and open ta the public, for further information pleasoe au Steve Wood at 668-1362. ITC CLUB The Whitby ITC Club is holding its annual Christmas dinner meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 3 in the Red Roomn at the Whitby Mali Restaurant. Fellowship is at 6:30 p.m. and din- ner ta follow at 7 p.m. Please contact Athea Darwin, public relations chairman at 683-3713 for more information. ALZHEIMER Praminent Alzheimer researcher Dr. Umberto Do Boni will be guest speaker at the Azheimer Society of 4LE CONSEIL SCOLAIRE DE DURHAM Eloction du Comité Consultatif de langue Francaise Il y aura une réunion des contribuables francophones au Centre Culturel Francals, salle No. 2, 384 avenue Hilîside, Oshawa, Ontario, le jeudi 5 décembre à 8 héures p.m. Nous allons élire le Comité Consultatif de langue Francals qui volt aux besoins des étudiants francophones fréquentant i Ecol e Secondaire Etienne Brûlé et qui sont sous la jurlsdiction de ce Con- seil Scolaire. (THE DURHAM BOARD 0F EDUCATION Election of French Language Advisory Committee There wlll be a meeting of French-speaking ratepayers at the Centre Culturel Francais, Hall No. 2, 384 Hil laide Avenue, Oshawa, Ontario on Thursday, December 5, 1985, aI 8:00 p.m. We will be electing the French Language Advisory Committee for f ran- cophone students attending Ecole Secondaire Etienne Brulé and under the lurladiction of this Board. Amplica. The world of satellite TV at your finger tips. From Amptco technoiogy in cal iornia and COMSAT. lhree advanced new satellite receuvers. One tor everv prce level. The topaif the line s the CSR-300. The ultimole satellite recelver s atso the easiest Io use. tl Sas sierea sound and programmable memories tor satellite. ndvidual ransponders.oand auduo/videolfufctiols. Once vou have pragrammed the receiver wittu your hand held remote. t can be operaled ram yaur easy chair wth the press at o lew butons Amplica offers the sametechnology in lwo mare competu- tvely prced madels. as weillos a complele, compatible system for the hghest qualtly pertornance.Al1 wuh atfulyear'slimited waruaflty L-i ~ v 4605 Baldwin St.' Brooklil a (1/ Mile N of Famiîy Kartways) 6 5 4 6 The meeting is to be held on Thursday, Dec. 12 at the Oshawa General Hospital, 24 Aima St., Oshawa. Star- ting time is 7:30 p.m. and the public is mast welcame. LA LECHE The winter series of meetings for the La Leche League being next week, Wednesday, Dec. 4, with a discussion about nutrition and weaning. For further in- formation phone Brenda Harrison at 728-6890. BREAKFAST The second annual Mayor's Prayer Break- fast is coming up* on Saturday, Dec. 7. The guest speaker for this year's breakfast will be Leighton Ford, formerly of the Billy Graham organization. Admission is $5 per per- son- The event will begin at 8:30 a.m. in the Heydenshare Pavilion and should run ap- praximately two hours. Tickets are not expected ta last long and are vation Ares in the Con- servation Centre at 7:30 p.m. Topics ta be discussed include: what exactly is rabies; haw ta recognize it; how ta deal wth rabid animais; symptoms and treat- monts; and, what is being done ta contrai it. The Conservation Centre is located beside the Authority office at 100 Whiting Ave., Oshawa. From Bloor St. at Simcoe St., proceed south two blocks ta Whiting Ave., thon turn right. Admission ta the program is free and refreshments will bo served. For further in- formation, pîease con- tact C.L.O.C.A. at 579- 0411. LIBRARY The librsry will ho closed for Christmas on Tuesdsy, Dec. 24 st 5 p.m. and ahl day Dec. 25 and 26. For New Years Eve, the library will close at 5 p.m. plus aIl day Jan. 1, 1986. 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COMPLIMENTS And when yaur friends compliment you an yaur beautiful decor, you dont have ta tell themn about THE FRAMING CENTRE. But chances are yau willi I I IT' NO qOE RGHTTILITS OEA Coming Events Calenclrcn' BAZÂAR be available. meeting on Tuesday, Durham Regon's mon- available fram Rev. PARADE M Ajax, Pickering The Bazaar is held Dec. 3, from 7:15 ta 10 thly meeting in Decem- Brian Gee at St. Marks The Oshawa Christ- Beginning hitby Association annually ta raise funds p.m. in the auditorium ber. United Church, 201 Cen- mas Parade is this Sun- Dec. 1, thei Mentally Retar- for the Associations of the Whitby Public Dr. De Boni is with the tre St. S., Whitby, 668- day, Dec. 1, beginning bus ta Co ,il hold its annual pragrams, which in- Library, at 405 Dundas University of Toront's 3091 marnings only. at 2 p.m. wishing ta nas Bazaar on clude a pre-sehoal St. W. Department af This year's parade 10:30 a.m. lay, Nov. 30 from pragram, life skills for This is aur annual Physiology. For mare RABIES route starts on John St,, John the .m. ta 3 p.m. at adults and a summer social evening, we will than a decade he has On Thursday, Nov. 28 travelling east ta Sim- Roman Cat 'or Street recreatian program for share coffee, punch and specialized in the Central Lake On- cue, thon north ta Brock ch, Whitby. ce Centre, 36 sehoolage children and sweets aver a show and Alzheimer Disease. The tario Conservation St. and west along Anyone or St., Ajax. adolescents. tell format, where you author of a numbor of Authority will hold a Brock to finish know furthe Bazaar will For additional infor- can ask questions and scientific papers, he hds presentation on the sub- travelling south alang contact Fat e crafts, maian contact Pam maybe someone may an international ject of rabies. It will be Centre St. at 668-3676, ies. a flea market, Hazeltine at 427-3300. have ananswer. Also a reputatian far his held at the Oshawa .. -I .. ----l ----- I-- innovIU ui y FuE À& Ibloigum ït3's; and a fish or children. Child will be provided 'au bromse. rîch of soup, san- and dessert will ALSS ,g Sunday, >re will be a llect those came ta the Mass at St. Evangelist tholic Chur- wishing ta 'r details can ther Murphy '~THE CORPORATION OF , THETOWNOFWHITBY SNOW REMOVAL FOR SENIOR CITIZENS The Town of Whitby lé co-ordlnating a snow removal program for Senior Citîzens wishing ta have driveways and sidewalks cleared. The Seniors' Activlty Centre has recruited studen- ts who are wlling to provide this service at student's minimum wage. Any senior ln the Town of Whitby requiring this service should caîl the Seniors' Activity Centre at 668-1424 between the hours of 9:00 arn. and 5:00 p.m. weekdays. During the week of .calls that were can- Nov. 15 to 21, Whitby celled. Ambulance received 31 Two of the 4%_ routine calîs, 43 emergency cails were emet'gency caîls, 29 for motor vehicle sc- stand-by caîls and four cidents. Latweek in an editar's note at the conclusion of the guest editorial on the P.C. leadership convention we identified the piece's authar, Edward Buffett, as an Acturial Consultant. Actually, Mr. Buffett is a Principal in the firm Buffett, Taylor and Associates Ltd. The Whitby Free Press would like to apologize for any confusion aur error might have created. Speaking to You By SCOTT FENNELL, MP >.. (PC - Ontario) If you read the papers, watch television or listen ta the radio, you may have seen or heard a number of headlines ta the effect that a trade deal with the U.S. would be bound ta benefit the larger partner' more than Canada. 1 believe that type of headline is. misleading and tends to create a fear within Canada that could be blawn out of proportion. The fact is that we are a nation which depends upon trade for aur continued well-being. The United States is aur largest trading partner and we need access ta its markets. Lot me bring this dloser ta home with the fact that Ontario exports $48 billion ta the U.S. This represents over 30 percent of Ontario's G.NP. Right now, there are over 300 pratectianist bis in the Cangress. They either threaten or have already harmed $6 billion in Canadian exports, and 140,000 jobs, affecting all regions af the country and a wide range of cammadities. Sa that is the threat that we are dealing with. Naw in that light, I fail ta see how anyone could argue that we should nat try ta secure access ta the American rmarket. This is important: we are nat talking about pure free trade. 1 da not believe that there is such a creature as pure free trade. We are talking about enhanced trade and this involves securing aur ac- cess ta U.S. markets and generally reaching an agreement which allows bath countries ta benefit. We know that such agreements can work because we have a prime example in that Auta Pact. The people of Ontario shauld recognize the benefit that we have gained because af that particular trade agreement and realize the potential benefit ta be gained from applying similar agreements ta, other sectors. In fact, the Ontario governument cam- missioned a poil in September which showed that two-thirds of Ontarians surveyed favoured an enhanced trade agreement with the U.S. In closing 1 would like ta emphasize this: if we cannot get a goad deal, there will be na deal, but at least we will have tried ta secure and expand access ta markets which will resuit in the preservatian of jobs now and the crestion of jobs in the future. Type writer RENTALS f also SALES & SERVICE - M .fceSup.e ?1 A e.ODAV JX HPINe LZ