The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAV MAY 1l, 1983, PAGE 3 Ultra Mode -Fashions We are the champions 7 Two bowling teamis fnom the Whitby Post Office necently captured championships i the Thunsday *ight Men's League at County Bowl. The Smokers (bottom row, left te ight), Rob van DeVatk, Bil Hal(captain), Derek Stever and om Eldridge, took the consolation championship. Team members, Gord Stevenson and Fred lavigne were not present for the picture. The Whitby Free Press team ran away fromn the pack to win the championship titie. Pictured (left 1right) are Bob Brown, Roy Chabot, Bob Aiain, and Vince Savarino. Gary DePratto (captain) and Dnny Lavis were absent. Ultra Mode Fashions, a store specializlng in spontswear and acces- sonles for ladies and junior women, has open- ed its doors to Whltby. The store, located in Thlckson Plaza, 1540 Dundas Street East, is offering a unique feature to customers - brand name clothes at 20 to 50 per cent off the manufacturer's sug-. gested retail price. Store co-owner Arthur Uram explains that the store is able to offer this "off prlcing" -because of low overhead and be- cause they specialize'in clothing as opposed to the variety of goods in a department store. "We're not a sponting goods store, although we do carry the Active Wear brand," said Uram. "Our clothes are for the wonking women, and the housewife."1 Acconding to Uram, stock includes suits, blouses, pants, skirts, handbags, sunglasses and other accessonies. The store, whlch of- ficlly opened May 5, is the second operation in the chain to open up. The lrs tr pndi oot akt I * painapadu Brampton in August, 1982. Uram expects that a new store could soon open dloser to the May Day at local school Trafalgar Castie School in Whltby will hold a May Day May 14, 121to 5 p.m., and the an- nual event wlil take on a new meaning this year. This day will be extra special -this year for it wil officiaily kick off the *800,000 fund raising project for the school's proposed new wixig, to house addltlonal class- rooms and a new, scien- ce laboratory due to the increased enroinent at the achool. The school is hoping toopen the new wing by Fal of 1984. This year's May Day extravaganza wiil be known as "May Fete"; fête la the French word for the celebration of a special event, and "May Fete"' at Trafalgar Castie School wfil be just that. The Right Honourable Pauline McGlbbon, former Lieutenant Governor of 'Ontario, will be crowning the May Queen and will be chauffeured te the crowning in an 1893 hor- se drawn original McLaughlin carniage made at the McLaughlin" Carniage Works in Oshawa at the turn of the century. The event wiU present a blend of traditionwith the crowning of the May Queen and the activities 00000. YARD &BAKE SALE A giant 'benefit yard and bake sale wil be held Saturday, May 14 from 9 a.m. te 5 p.m. at Hébron Christian Re- formed Church, 30 Elizabeth Cnes., Whitby (near corner of Thick- son and Hlghway 2). Included will be clothes, dishes, plants, books, funniture, amal appliances, toys, car parts, baked goods and a great assontment of various articles. Re- freshments will include cQffee, cake, popcorn and hotdogs. This will be a fun day for young and old. Pro- ceeds from the sale will benefit the Durham Christian High Sehool. surroundlng the may pole along with ethnic dancing, and a festive mood with nunierous activities and enjoy- ments for people of ail ages. For children and the young at heart, there will be, pony rides, clowns, refreshment booths featuring any- thing from hot dogs to candy floss and candy apples. The Durham Regional Police and the Ontario Provincial Police along with the Fire Department wiil be present with unit dis- plays and demo-zstra- tions. There wiil also be a preview showing of the 1984 Corvette., Fun for ail wiil be cen- tered anound the mini- midway featuring fish pond, miik bottle, dart and' pltch bail games. There wiil be valet park- ing service available and a car wash if you so desire for a minimal cost. The traditional Tea wii take on an added dimension this year by becoming a "'Tea Gar- den" under the shade of the trees' with musical accompaniment. After the May Day ac- tivities, thene wil be a giant auction of memor- abilia to end the day. The Trafalgar 1"May Fete" is open to one and ail. For more informa- tion cail the school at 668-3358- Trafalgar Castle School is easily accessible off of Brock Street i Whitby (turn east across from the Safeway) or fnomn Dun- das Street East (turn south on Reynolds) and look for the castle. z YOU CAN BE A PROFESSIONAL M AIRSTYLIST ART & TECHNIQUE ENROIL NOW FOR'NEXT MONTH'S CLASSES 7 Government Lcensed I nstructors 27 sucoesuuful yb.rs of kofsty#q g xp.rience 14 Ontario Si. 221 PI,, St. Oshawa Cornwall- 578-0479 938-9313 Thank you for heipirig our studenits today to be prof essional hairstylists tomorrow. WHITBY FENCE COMPANY £TILLWAND LIUTLLER SPRUCE WOOD FENCE 59 HIGH ~1 0.50 er linear fooit INCLUDED IN TIS SPECIAL: *customn built on site cholce of fonce designs *2 x 6cross rails are used main poste are secureci in cernent creosote ls used on the main posts stain colour, your cholce >topquality QIL base stain used workmanship guaranteed for 1 year this special good until May 31, 1983 OTHER WOOD FENCE DESIGNS AND HEIGHTS ALSO AVAILABLE AT SUMMER SPECIALS bL CALL FOR A PREE WRITTEN UTIMA TE 'SWH iTBY 666.1400 ____ Custom Cover Last Week of Savings of120% During this time, choose from any handcrafied, Barrymore sofa, loveseai or chair.' Have it custom buit and covered in any Barrymore fabric and save 20%. m'y-MuusItu Z . Wae d*scemung people make an invesiment on beauty 70 ROSSLAND RD. W., OSHAWA 576-6465 Mon., Tues.,.Wed. - 10-6 Thurs., Fri. - 10-9.Sat. 10-5 ~L!1I~IIMII~IMM I 666-140 Imm~ NO)TICE Blue Cross "Pay Direct" Non-Group Coverage Available To Ail Ontario Residents Until May 15, 1983. Blue Cross announces that it is making available to ail Ontario residents during the period April 1 to May 15,1983, a wide range of health benefits flot included in the govern- ment sponsored Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP). Between April 1 and May 15,1983, any Ontario resident, regardless of age or previ- ous medical history can purchase Blue Cross coverage on a "pay-direct" basis for the major portion of the cost of such benefits as " prescription drugs " private duty registered nursing " use of semi-private and private roomn in hospital; and others. Ontario Blue Cross is a private, non- goveriment organization. If extra health coverage is not available to you through your place of employment, con- sider this Blue Cross "pay direct" opening. Detailed brochure/application forms are available at the "Infocentre" at most Ontario supermarkets, at regional offices of-the provincial Ministry of Northern Affairs, or by writing 1983 Pay Direct Opening Ontario Blue Cross 150 Ferrand Drive Don-Milîs, Ontario M3C 1H6 . O0NTARIO0 B3LUE CROSS 60S8 The Sale lm MMI - lui m Fý 1 9 1