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1.Wmt.Jf:SrAYJ 1 1 4. i)85,WHITBY FRIT ,PRESS I~iN.AP~TE.D~TED I4J~IA?4~~ED L~iZ TENDRS THE CORPORATION OF ci THE TOWN OF WHITBY REQUIRES ACCOUNT.ING CLERK "1" Applications will be recelved by the undersigned for the position of Accounting Clerk "V' until TUESDAY, AUGUST 6TH, 1985 AT 4:30 P.M. The Town of Whitby Treasury Department requires ,an accounting clerk f0 provide clerical and ac- counting services f0 the Tax, Purchasing, and Ac- counting sections. QUALI FICATION Comptetion of firsi level accounting in a recognized accounting program. Accurate typing abitity (60 w.p.m.) Two (2) years experience in a municipal com- puterized financial accounting environment will be consldered an asset. Note: We appreciate ait the applications that we witt recelve through thîs advertisement, but we must advlse that applications WILL NOT be acknowledged- dnîy those applicants successfui n obtaining an Interview will be acknowledged. Wm. H. Wallace, A.M.C.T., CM.C., Adm inistrator, Corporation of the Town of Whitby, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. Li N 2MV8 STU DENTS SUMMER POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW Are you able f0 work 4 hours per day Monday thru Friday, sitting at your own desk, tetemarketing f rom our pleasant office in Aax, and earning $400 per hour guaranteed plus bonuses, enabling you to earn $525 an hour and up, then cai me now 1 have several immediate openings. No experience necessary, wiil train. Ask for Mrs. April at 686-3052 or 686-3742 MATURE PATIENT babysilter wanted f0 flook afler a 5 mOnlh et d, sfarftng Aug. 26, Mon. te Fni., te My home - Whitby. Need own fransporfafton, non-emoker. gond expartence wlf h Infants, referen- ces. 668-2197. RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS needs distribufors. Ffawletgh ltexepan- ding ell anar Onfario wth e greal new sales ptan. Cash ln on some cash. Parf ime or career oppor- funtftes. cati cottect 519-627- 1337. WORD PROCESSING Program- Ming, Lotue, dbase, tl and Ili and more. wtth certificate and lob pacemenf, goeremet approoedi and toans, an dedoclibte. Oe are n0w approoed wth the Board Of Educetin fo offer credif courses te grades il and 12. These witt test 2 monlhs. Enrot now 683. 2226. CABEERS IN TRUCcINO. Driver ob traning and ptacemetfflhetp la anaitabte. catt ffodgers Schoot at f4161 7693546. $150 FER WEEK, or more depen- ding on lime anaitabte. Service Futter Brush customrers ln your area. No car needed. aduts onty. calt 4346879. MATURE LOVINO care for leachers chttdren, one and 4 years, in my home, Mon. fa Frl.. e a.m. to 4:303 p.m., some lighf housekeeptng, good satary and benefits. eferences and own f ransporltiotr required. 668- 9 105. WAITRESSJWAITER, experierce necessary. appty 2 f0 5 P.m.. Prince Reteurent, f009 undas St. E., Whifby LOOKING FORA CAREER IN ADVERTISING? DowntOWfl business requires that person who: *PosseSS good communication skills; *Has amnbition and self confiîdence; els eager to learn; els capable of earning an above average income; -And îs not af raid to work for it. If you possess these qualities drop in andl sPF us. Experience not necessary- CONTRACTORS Counter Aterations at the Provincial Court, 242 King St., OSHAWA, Ont. Ten- der No. ORI-85-037 Sealed Tenders wil be received unlil 2:00 p.m. local time on TUESDAY, AUGUST Tender Documents may be obtained t rom the Ontario Ministry of Government Ser- vices, Oriltia District Office, 24 James Street E., Box 790, Orillia, Ontario, L3V 6K7. Note: For further in- formation regarding the tenders, please caîl the Tenders Of- fice at the above ad- dress, telephone (705) 325-7403. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. SMnstry of G overnment 5D 'ervices Ontario NEED EXTRA MONEY? BECOME A CARRIER! Hem 's an opportufrty tO earn rnoney for those thines youove always want- ed A new bIXe. clothes, sports ertupmeflt. sterco set, or the lhousards of other needs y00 may de- site. Just a ehone catt witt bing you ait the intorma. ion, hck ico tit CALL CIRCULATION 668-6111 WHITBY FREE PRESS Give UNICEF gifts and cards and help a child coner 1 eseef cAnada -'f. 443ttMI Ptasant Rd toronto. Ont M4S 2LO o, , tiC i ( t 6t"n. hi t i 1 tyOr) 2666ir>4r,.t,.i i trX.ijOi WANT ADS WORK WONDERS! CALL 668.6l11 Ful tîme. Car necessal'y. Start im medîateîy. Corne in to our officeI anytîme Monday through Friday, 9am to 5 p.m. 131 Brock St. N. Whitby. WORKWONOERS I WANT As CALLBOS"111_ _P9 iparin Durham IRegionai~ Molice Forc e DRP 12185 POLICE FORCE SPRINGIFALL JACKETS Sealed Tenders will be received at the office of the Chief of Police, 77 Centre Street North, Oshawa, Ontario, Up until 10:00 arn. on Thursday, August 8th, 1985, for the supply and delivery of Police Force Spring/Fall Jackets. Tender forma may be picked Up or requested through the offilce ot Superintendent R. H. Bodley, bel ween t he hours of 8:00 arn. and 5:00 p.m., Monday t hrough Friday. Telephone 579-1520, ex- tension 236. Lowest or any quotation not necessariiy accep- ted. Jon M. Jenkins, Chiet of Police. By JAN DODGE Free Press Staf f Pugsley Manor, a Dundas Street hnme for the mentally and physically handicapped people will provide ac- commodation for 40 when the addition (s completed. Located at 425 Dundas St. E., the home will provide affordable living toformer patients and out-patients of Whitby Psychiatric Hospital, according to owner, Bob Parkinsonl. There are 26 residents staying at the home now with Parkinson and his wife, Bonnie, staffing the facility, assisted by some of the residents. Parkinson intends to employ three fuli-time and two part-time staff to assiat him and his wife when the expanded facilities are complete. New town regulations which came into effect the beginning of June "got ride of homes that shouidn't have been opened in the first place," Parkinson said. They also forced Parkinson to move f rom his Kent St. address to hîs present one due to inappropriate zoning. Included in the new regulations was the stipulation that if a home was offering this kind of accommodation to more than two people there had to be special facilities built in. in compliance with these town regulations and with the Ministry of Health some of these sRecial, facilities which planned for Puglsey Manor are: a com- pletely closed in fire escape and a complete fire alarm system throughoutr il parking spaces, a cedar hedge, a 5* privacy fence, a gar- bage container to be serviced by a private contractor, and brick on the addition which closely matches the brick of the original house. The addition will in- clude a lounge, dining room, a kitchen which will be used solely for the preparation of residents' meals, 8 bedrooms, and 7 bathrooms. As well, Parkinson said, there have been two new lounges developed in the original house and he has plans for two coin- operated washing machines, a pool table. and a coin-operated V.C.R. to supplement the color television. At the home Parkin- son says they offer con- structive living with regular meals, coun- selling and iistening, and with no alcohol or druga allowed on the premises. Parkinson said he encourages residents to treat the house as their home and to make full use of it. They work closely with us at the hospital t Whtby Psychiatrie)i. Sometimes we'll take sumeone for overnight or a weekend. This bridges the gap hetween amn .argupiîent at, home the streets ail night," Parkinson said. Parkinson is en- thusiastie about the renovation and addition. He has kept a pictorial record of the work mn progress to show how the original ba sement has been dug out to a depth of 8 feet, how covered-over windows have been opened Up and al the steps in the new construction. The residents have also been greatly in- terested in the building. Somne have worked for Parkinson.- I can pay them in one day, what they'd make in a week at the hospita.' Many out-patients work in workshop or hospital services at Whitby Psychiatric Hospital.) Owning this home i, for Parkinson, a con- tinuation of the family business. "Each member of my family has a home. Mother started it; She had one in Coîbourne. My brother has one in Oshawa and my sister has one on Mary St. in Whitby." The sign was originally used on the first Pugsley Manor operated by his mother in the rS4'r5 Parkinson had the lettering under- neath changed' to describe his own operation. "It cost me more to do that than to get a new sign painted, but t had sentimental value," he said. Whitby's Most Widely Read CA SSi,4FFDE AUS Bob Parkinson, owner and operator of Puglsey Manor moves his sign into place at his home for the mentaily and physically handicapped. The sign, now altered, was originally used at a similar home started by his mteinCoîbourne. The renovations and expansion of the home la now in progresa at 425 Dundas St. E. Local man building a new home for handieapped people 'AUL -0, vv LLJI'4Lc"li 1 , J %-" - --- - '--' - - - - - - - - --- -- ---m rp