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PAGE 10, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 20,,1982, WHITBY FREE PRESS "lHA T ROBBERI Another bank robbery bas Durham Regional PoiesÙspectlng -"the, same man may be res- ponsible for six hold-ups in the Durham Region in -the past six months. The Bank of Montreal in the Oshawa,,.Centre was robbed of about $1,5W0 Thursday by a man who ioosely fits the description given in five other robberies in Dur- ham Region. The Canadian Imper- iai Bank of Commerce in the Whitby Mail was the vlctim of a $1,60Q hold-up July 22. Other ro6bberies, over the -last six months include Comn- merce banks 'ln Picker- ing Viilage, Kingston Road in Pickering, and Newcastle, and the Bank of Nova Scotia in Harwood Mail, Ajax.. The thief was des- cribed as a 37 to 40year- old white maie, about five feet-four- inches, heavy-set with a short- trimmed black beard. He was wearing glasses, a blue jacket, blue jeans CARPE T *bNo heavy equipment in- your home 0*No extracted dirtywater in your home Silnside your home - "clean, fast,.-quiet & eff icient" *bOutside in our truck - noise -, STRIKES-AGAIN and a blue and white cap. Police said the man entered the, Bank of Montreal at about 11: 15 a.m., and gave a teller a note which read: "This is a hold up. Put ail your bis ln the bag and',no- body wiil get hurt." Police said no weapon was evident in this rob- Buy a Boy Scout When you see -an ir- resistable biue-eyed boy holding a basket of ap- pies next Saturday, don't resist him. He'1l be part of the Scouts Apple Day, an annual fund-raising event that helpa raise money for scouting in Whitby. And he'i be holding a patient vigil outside stores and banks all day Saturday seliing apples. He's not your smooth salesman, and he may: even ho a littie shy. It's bery, or the other five. ,Police said the teiler pushed a hold-up alarm after the man, left the bank, but the man dis- appeared before police arrived. up to you to decide how much you pay 'for a bright red, MacIntosh appie, 50 don't -dis- appoint him. The Scouts will be selling apples Friday 'night,,and ail day Satur- daat local stores. dirty water - heavy equip. *Generates own electricity and hlot water for deeper extraction *Not "youre' electricity & hot water *We're No. 1 & we now offer You CLEANING RESULTS-NOTrHING'LESS THAN SPECTACULAR RESDETIA &COMMERCIAL We a/s lsdean UIP/OIS#TERY* UNIQUE STEAM' FOR FAST SERVICE' Ccifl Aidüi 686-2922ý ir%.nA.rmaail PEEL -FENCE .362-3112 CARPET CLEANING. INC.. AFTER HOURS (6 p.m. to 10 p.m. only) 66&6473 FREE, ESTIMATES CLEANERS SAME DAY SERVICE ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRE Corridor Capers K &M, CLEANERS INTRODUCE THE There wiil be prizes, lunch and cash bar. Music will be supplied by Frank Truil or Gary Tummonds (or both). Cail and reserve your tickets today.. By MARY MCEACHERN )~/P Caii 725-8907 with items for this column. CARDIAC REHABILITATION ORGANIZATION.' The Cardiac Rehabilitation Organization wil hoid a novelty and bake sale on October 23 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Midtown Mail in Oshawa. Baked goodsý or novelty items may be taken to the Midtown Mail on the morning of the. sale before 9 a.m or dropped off at the home of Ann Preston, 329 Kendalwood Road in Whitby the evening before the sale., Ail con- tributions will be gratefully accepted. BAZAAR St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church wil hold their annual 'Kirk Bazaar' in the church hall on Satur- day, November 13 from il a.m. until 3 p.m. Mrs.- McClure will officially open the bazaar and there will be many tables of items in which to choose your: gift purchases. Selections may be made from the white elephant table, touch and take,- baked goodies,- novelties, boutique Christmas decorations and arrangements, stitch and sew, handicrafts, etc. The bazaar wifl also feature a tea room that will be open from il a.m. until»closi ng time at 3 p.m,. For further information, cail Rachael Koslowski at 668- 1675 or Jean Parsons at 725-8768. LEGION DANCE The building-fund dance held recently at the Whitby Legion Hall was a tremendous success. The building-fund is some $1,200 richer. The proceeds wiil go to help continue with the building addition, that hopefuily, wil be completed early in the new year. The quilt raffle netted $136 and the beautiful band- made quilt was won by Gary Jefferies of' Whitby. Our congratulations to the Legion Hall and the organizers of the building-fund dance. HENRY STREET HIGH SCHOOL GARAGE SALE The Henry Street High School Music Department will sponsor a--gara1ge sale-on Saturday, October 23 from 10 a.m. until 4'p.m at the cafetorium ýentran.- ce. You xnay rent space for $10 and tables wiill be $2, each extra. Hot dogs and coffee Will be served. If the weather is poor, the sale will be held indoors. To- reserve space, caîl 666-2907. OPTIMIST CLUB 0F WHITBY DANCE The Whitby Optimist Club will hold a fail fund raiser 50's an d 60's dance on Friday, October 22 at Heydenshore 'Pavilion. 'Music, by D.J. (ballroom, and disco on request). The dance, will feature a cash bar, cold buffet, dôor, *Spot and best greasers prizes. Price is $15 a couple. For tickets eall Doug at 571-1844 or Harry at' 571-2148. OPEN HOUSE.- MEET THE CANDIDATE John and Jan Johnston of 82 Hawley Crescent wish to extend an open invitationto al .theirfriends' and neigbbors of Biuegrass Meadows to-drop in for an open house coffee party and meet the candidate, Dennis Fox, on Thursday, 'October 21 from 7 to 9 p.m. Everyone most welcome.- WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH Choir - Both the choirs would welcome new mem- bers. The adult choir under the leadership of Margaret Newton meets Thursday evenmngs at 7:30: p.m. The junior choir under the leadership of Lynda Davis meets Tuesday afternopons at 4 p.m. BOARD 0F MANAGEMENT AND COMMITTEE MEETINGS The Christian Education Committee will meet Thursday, October 21 at 7:30 p.m The Board of Management meeting will be held Tuesday, Oc- tAM CLEAN ING SYSTEM THAT COMES TO YOUR 'HOME Eb BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU NEFW MOBILE PLANT SERVICE p4rou %polo w-