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WLIITBY FREF. PRESS, SENIORS, JUNE 8,1988, PAGE S6 1II)IJXWIU 1le 1V1LVÂ!', m, 1 .for seni*ors C~isorS ARDSG 601 Dundas St. W. Town Plaza Whitby 668-1640 Seniors Save $1. PERM SPECIAL on cuts, shampoo & set Mon. Tues & Wed. & blowdr y. $ 10. Off il 'J V [1 SPECIALIZING IN FRESH FISH DAILY ALSO SHRIMP, SHELLFISH AND LIVE LOBSTER ALSO COOKED LOBSTER ON REQUEST SENIOIRS DAYS TUESDAYS & WEDNESDAYS 368 Brock ~~1I~IL'. O0 St. S., Whltby ON ALL PURCHASES 6664759 II-o FORSENIORSONLY l 10% off in-store merchandisem I with this coupon Of fer Good Unti J ufle 22, 1988 This of fer does flot apply to the Card Shop Mut-ehlero vl'seirciie cr o ne Nocahvau. *Da ts. el r.Juy88 Resident 's design chosen for poster RON MORRIS of Whitby with his poster chosen by the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation for the Ontario Senior Games. The talents that Ron Morris exercised when employed are now bringing* him recognition in retirement. The Whitby resident's entry in the Ontario Senior Gamnes poster contest was previously chosen as the winner by the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation for the games. And only last week, Morris was informed that his entry in the Whitby Comnmunity Information Centre lggo contest was also a winner. An Ontario Art College graduate, Morris was a graphicý artist for 33 years with General Foods, working on bôoklets and brochures. His Senior Games poster, now ail over Ontario as seniors, including those in Durham Region, compete in events, was, judged best of 36 entries. A gala awards ceremnony was- previously held- by the niinistry and corporate.' sponsor. Morris received a $500 fir st prize. His poster includes the Gamnes symbol and six scenes showing the Gamnes' spýorts. Seniors card increasiLngly popular It started about six years ago as an idea, hatched by Scar- borough council memnbers and developed by marketing coun- sellor Bob Brophy, to aid local seniors. And once put in place, it has now*spread across the country - the Seniors of Canada membership card for those 55 and over, offering cardholders dis- counts on travel, hoels, shops, restaurants and many other services. 'It seemned so popular they decided to extend it across the country," says Ray Lunn, mana- ger of the Durham Region area for the card. It's growing in laaps and bounds , says Lunn, noting there are now 400,000 membars in Canada. A membership card costs $8 a year, or $17 for three years. Lunn estimates that the average use will realize savings of $600 to $700 a year with the card. Lunn says the card is particularly baneficial to those living on fixed incomes. He says work is about to begin on a directory of Durham estab- lishments which will honor the card. Directories, once completed,ýI' will then ha mailed toalal seniors" living in Durham Region. The amount of discount varies- from 10Qto 60 par cent. To obtain . a card, send cheque (for either one or three-, years, or for one or two persons) nama and address, date of birth to: Seniors of Canada, 77 Progressý, Ave., Scarborough, Ont. M1P< 2Y. Call 416-299-1400 for more information. _____________________________________________ I Mary Ann Goldhawk ChirpatcCie Whitby Chiropractic Group offers care 6 days a week, 12 hours a day and a doctor on cail 24 hours a day. The modemn facility is complete wlth a large reception room,enclosed children's play area,- 8 treatment rooms, excellent x-ray equipment -and sophisicated diagnostic and treatment procedures. The physical therapy department incorporates ultra sound, short wave diathermy, laser. and massage therapy. wheelchair access. 420 Green Street Downtown Whitby thie disabled and have 668-2888 I M WE INVITE YOU TO ENJ OY OUR HOSPITALITY WITH A SPECIAL OFFER!1 ENGLISH STYLE F1511 & CHIPS REG. $3.95 WRAPPED THE OLD FASHIONED WAY IN NEWSPAPER oe 11 BYRON ST. S. WHITBY GE;40 ]L C ý 1 \V il a il UU)j 1 moir >ý . 4 li -- 'ý lý, ý - ý ý,l -, - ý - 1 , - . lý. , ý ' -4 -