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PAGE 309 WEDNESDAVI, DECEMBER IWh ltby's Mosi WldelyRea*d _- AS1E ~~ONS,~E~U SAT. DEC. 6 ATi11 A.M. Complete dispersai of inventory & store f ix- tures of local sportlng goods store Including a large quantity of hockey equipment, skates, hockey sticks, basebali equlpment, runnIng shoes,,sports clothIng, misc. sports Items. This ls a very large sale of ovor 20,000 whoiesale coast plus store f Ixtures. DON CORNEIL R.R. 1 LITTLE BRITIAN (705)786.2183 FR. DEC. 6 6 P.M. Consignment sale te be held at the Columbus Communlty. Centre to In- clude several' good lvlngroom sets, coffee & end tables, lampa, colour TV's, stereos, 3/ bed and a roll-away bed, dresser, electrIc heaters, Thomas organ, Brother portable sewIng machine, child's rocking horse, adding machines, typewrIters, electrIc broom, tools, fîreplace screen, and many more Items ta come. Terms are cash or choque with proper i.d. Consignments welcome. Sale managed and soid by GARRY K. POWELL AUCTIONS To list your consignmen- ta or to Inquire cali 416.55-4185 SAT. DEC. 6 il A.M. close out auctIon property of MORGAN DRIVE AWAY LTD. - LINDSAY 1 mile north on hlghway '36. ExecutIve desk credenza & chair, fllng cabinets, ail office equipment, photocopier 19-5 wheel flbats adap- table ta many uses), shop equipment, 2 weliders, torches, air compreasors, Salaman- der heaters, metai band sawý, table saw, 2 truck caps, drIli press, tools. No reserve, terme cash or good choque. McLEAN AUCTIONEERS 324-2783 LINDSAY Band collects $é1,9300 More than $1,3oW wor- th of botties were collec- ted by Whtby Youth Concert Band members and their parents during the Nov. 22 bottie drive. On Saturday, Dec. 6, the band will be perfor- Ming after the Santa Claus parade. The band will play fromn 11:30 a.m. te 12:15 p.m. in front of the Bell Telephone building on Brock St. N. The band wilI aIso be presenting a special concert for seniors at the Regency apartmnen- ta on Thursday, Dec. 18 frm7 o8p.m. EXCELLENT ESTATE AUCTION SAT. DEC. Oth ATi11 A.M. 87OTAUNTON RD. E. WHITBY The property of Bort Crandeli of Oshawa plus an estate from Toronto, plus 20 pioces cf new furnituro, consistlng of 6 pc. largo bedroom suite excellent) , 9 pc. walnut Iiald dinlng roomn suite excellent, rare coium- bian carved bookcaso, 125 pc. sterling f latwaro, 30 pc. sterling f latware, several silver pioces, 2 Indian carpets, codar cheat, dressera, choats, 3 pc. chesterfieid, kit. chon aid dishwaahor, an- tique rocker, 7 pc. walnut dîner D.F. D.L. table, sot of walnut chairs, round oak table, old sideboard & cheat. Bed chester- field, bar, 2 pc. french provincial carved chesterfield (excellent), sevoral paintinga, some by Saul Rabino, Zenith remoto conîrol, 26" TV, new box sprIng & mat- tresses, 2 new carpets, new chesterfield & loveseat, cheat of drawers, dressera, curlo cabinet. 12" bandsaw Sears, 10" Seara radiai armn aaw, typewriter, ad- ding mlc, dosk, 2 - 3 pc. kitchen sot, corner desk, 12 x 20 carpet, 23 cu. ft. freezer, 2 crystai chan- deliors, dîshes, Q A biscuit basket, china made ln Holiand, Blue Delft KPM madeoln Poiand, Limoges, Royal Doulton figures & muga, coffee & tables nlaid Olive wood, severai piocea of Columbian carvod wood. VEHICLES 1984 NIssan 1/ ton truck, 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix, 1973 Mustang. Viewing Friday from 1 1111 6 & morning of sale. NOTE TIME il A.M. This la an excellent sale cf fur- nituro, antiques, glass, 2 or 3 expensîve articles, plan to attend. ROSS McLEAN AUCTIONEER 576-7550 or 686-3291 New staff The Durham Board of Education is hîring new staff te look aftor ail the building cf acheols and additions. 'We de net have enough staff to do these jobs properly," George McLaughlin, Brock trustee and chairman of the property committee, said a t a recent meeting. Although it was against board policy to hire at this time cf year, trustees could "under- stand the need," said Whitby trustee Ian Brown. The board agreed te approve the hiring of a facility planner and construction co- ordinatior for the begin- ning of the new year. 3, 19836. WHITBV--FREE PRESS Publicity needed for recprograms iseter puoiicity flas been urged for recreation programa for youth, says local study group. The study came about when a community agency told the planning council that there were inadequate free or low- coat rec facilities for 10w -income or unemployed youth. Doherty conducted the study in July and Auguat, contacting 28 people between 17 and 25 in the Oshawa Centre, Bond Towers, Whitby Maîl and Bowmanville mail. The locations were chosen as typical cf places in which the study subjects could ho found. Most of those contac- ted did not use municipal recreation department programa. About 80 per cent were satisfied with existing facilities but two-thirds aaid there waa not enough advertislng or existing fadilities. Only 14 per cent said coat was a factor in joining programs. More than 40 recreation providers were aIse interviewed. The study recommen- da that extensive ex- posuro to recreational opportunities should. begin in school physical education programa. SIX-YEAR-OLD Rachel Marpie the downtown 'Iast Saturday whîil changes a light on the Christmas sold the colored bulbs for a tree in front of the Whitby fire, minimum donation of $1. station. More than 1,000 -donations Free Pross photo were made to charities throughout Brook lin achievement day Dec. 6 An achievement Day for the Durham Group 21 are invited to join the next club which wil of 4H will be held in Brooklin United Church deal with the study, cf Ontario fruits and on Saturday, Dec. 6 at 10: 30 a.m. The Myrtie vegetables. Production, marketing, cooking Manners Club will present their "IReach for and storage wiil ail be covered. To find out the Top" as part of the program. 1 the time and place of the meetings, cali Mrs. Ail young people betweon the ages cf 12 and Stachow at 655-4284. By MIKE JOHNSTON Construction is well underway for the $4.2 million facelift at Iroquois Park. While it is net visible te those using the recreational facility, the Anne Ottenbrite Pool has been drained and the dock around it is almost non-existent. "We've been having leaka and we decided net only te fix them but put in a systemn where they can ho easily repaired in the future,", sgaid Larry Morrow, the directer of parka and recreation. That system involves. cutting eut the deck and replacing it with lids that will fit ever the pipes. "The problem we had in the past was if there was a leak we had te destrey the deck or close the pool," said Merrew. Work la also being done on the finish to the pools walls and floor. Merrow said a Mar- menite finish is being applied which should step cemplaints about how' reugh the finish was in the paat. The recreatien depar- tment ia aise leoking at placing diving platfer- ms at the deep end of the pool. Morrew said thia- la being done at the requeat'cf the Whitby Iroquoia Swim Club. Since no coat has been placed on the work Morrew ceuld net say if it will be done. Work atý the pool is acheduled te finish in the latter part cf January or early February. In the past few days the construction of the second ice-pad has been held up by the in- stallation of a gas lino. But that was expected to be completed this week. Footings for the wall are then to be put into place. Merrow said the rink is on achedulewith the werk expected te be finished by September of 1987. The arena will. then be able te support ice during the summer months. The other major work at the arena la the con- struction cf ad- ministration offices. STo make room for the offices, the walkway frem the pool to the !ce arena will'be extended te the west. Ase, washroomas will be buflt in thelobbyarea. Merrow expects the office work te ho coin- pleted before the second ice pad is built. Safety work will also. be completed at Whit- ney Hall. That work involves placing fire retardent material on the bottom floor. THE ANNE OTTENBRITE POOL site emptyas Sworkmen replace the deck around its perimeter. The work is te be completed in late Janui$ry or early February. Free Press photo 'I.~ è ,~4 4 *4 4 . '* A1 .& iJ l ,- , KPpe» eLwWjrj s Ottenbrite pool empty asconstruction at froquois Park is well underway