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Shop isborn MAUREEN O'HALLORAN and her husband Gary John- stone put clothes on a rack as they prepare for the grand opening of the newest store in downtown Whitby, 'Born to Shop.' Free Press photo Info- for tenants and landiords A new information bookiet designed to inform tenants and lan- diords ini Ontario of their rights and obligations has been produced by the Ministry of Housing in response to some 300,000 mnquiries received in 1987. "A Guide to the Landlord and Tenant Act" focuses on residential rental units and aspects of the Act dealing with such issues as leasies, security deposits, evictions, sublet- ting, and repair and maintenance of apartments. Staff at 21 local rent review offices located throughout the province field some 50,000 inquiries a year about landiord and tenant matters. More than hall of the questions are about issues that the Landiord and Tenant Act covers. The Act was amended last June to extend protec- tion to roomers, boarders and lodgers. Free copies of "A Guide to the Landord and Tenant Act" can be obtained from local rent review of- fices or by contacting the Ministry of Housing, 777 Bay 'St., l7th floor, Communications Branch, Toronto, Ontario, M5G 2E5 (416) 585-7041. Job outlook is br*ýIht The job outlook appears bright for the next few months, according to a survey of Oshawa and area em- ployers. Thirty-nine per cent of employers' responding to the quarterly em- ployment outlook survey conducted by Manpower Temporary Services indicate hiring intentions as op- posed to just three per cent planning tocutb ack. Fifty-two per cen t expect no change in current employee levels and six per cent are unsure of future plans. Need nominees for volunteer award The Durham- Region -District Health Council is seeking nominees for the Volunteer of the Year award. Volunteers who have made significant contributions to health care delivery, education or planning are being sought by council. To nominate someone who ýdeserves some recognition as a volunteer, applications can be picked up at the council office - 40 King St. W., Ste. -800, Oshawa (phone 433-4262). Ail nominations must be received by April 15. Ail nominees will be recognized and a winner identified at councii's annual meeting on June 24. Lawn Fertilizer WELTBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6,4988, PAGE 9 SPRUNG SPECIAL$ FERTILIZING AND WEEDSPRAYING $4 2.00 & up f0 5000 sq. ft lot suze also COMPLETE LA WN CARE PROGRAMS OnIly top q ual ity C-I-L Granu lar Fertil izer and Green Cross produots used. Ail work done by icensed Pestice Applicator $LOU'S LAWN SERVICE-728-3589 $ Emerald Galet y Euonyrnus ILittie Giant Globe Cedar broadleaf evergreen with white and gen Sow growîngIglob leaves. A good contmast plant for foundation 1 shapd vegren v. - 1800 DUNDAS STREET EAST, WHITBY (EAST OFTHIC-KSQN) 436-0563