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PAGE 12, WHITY FREE PRESS, WDEDVÀG~3,18 Ma nagemient sIlls, courses offered, at Durhýim'CollegeÊ% 'Management skills series' are offered free of chre by the- Management - Collee-for You Don t E lb Iluri Lower back pain? Lower 11mb pain? Foot problems? The Gait Works can help! Consuit our specialists to arrange a free analysis. TWORE Centre of Durham employed and interested in people èurrently upgrading !their managempent skills. The courses are held at the Oshawa Cam:pus. Included In the management skills series are «'Organizational a'j~ Development' (Sept. ý1-Oct. 30), fa v e 'Finance' (Sept. 5-Oct. 17), ' Business Planning (Sept. 14- Oct. 12), 'Marketing' (Nov. 9-Dec. 14), 'Interpersonal Business 1; Sills' (T.B.A.), 'Administration L w -w 170 ST.GEORGE ST,. SUITE 206- TORONTO,ONTARIO - (416) 929-5050 375 FINLEY AVENUE, SUITE 103 - AJAX, ONTARIO - (416) 686-1969 eeonfor the Non-Profit' Enviroz4ment: Leelon erti ficate coursefý (Oct. 3-31). Interpersonal and group relationshi*ps, how to find additionalr equity finàncing, production.operations and marketing,: identifying less expensive alternatives te conventional advertising, and tearn playing are just some. of the topics covered in the variaus subjects.' Inst ri ctrs of these programns are, sp"c alists itheir fields. ~John Al1ýon, teacher of the finance çourse, bas 15 years' experience àssisting small- and mediumi-sized businesses te find ways of financing their growthr. .For 'More information, or te register cali .tol ' free 1-800-668-5843, ext. 492 or 576-0210, ext. 492. Auditions for Oshawa productilon Auditions for Oshawa Little Theatre's production of the Thornton Wilder classic, 'Our Town,' will be held on Sept. 5y Sept. 6 and Sept. 7 at 7:30 p.m. at the theatre at 62 Russett Ave. in Oshwa. Actors are requested te enter the stage door at the rear (north side) of the theatre. The play will be directed by Michael Roantree and will be produced by Lamie Rosen. A cast of 48 individuals is required and actors must range in age from 18 te60Oyears while adresses can be from 18 te 40 in Pilepie has age. Production dates are Nov. 16 - 19; Nov. 23-26; and Nov. 30'-' Dec. 2. Rehearsals will be held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons. Further information can be, obtained by caffing Michael at 668-7938 or Lamnie at 433-0490. Cast members wanted The Oshawa Choral Society is holding auditions for Gilbert and' Sullivan's 'H.M.S. Pinafore' on Wednesday, Sept. 6, at the Kinsmen Community Centre, 109 Colborne St., Oshawa beginning at 7:30 p.m. Anyone interested in being a member of the cast should ring their own music and audition. A producer and crew members are also needed. For further information please call Janis at 723-2345. rare' collection FROM PAGE 10 good price ($500-$600). "Lt was valuable, but not as valuableto me." 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RESIDENTIAL- COMMERCIAL.- INDUSTRIAL 80 THICKSON RD. SOUTH, WHITBY (416) 430-1636 Store Heurt. Movday - Wednesday 10 arn t,6 prn- Thuisday & Frday 9 arn 1og prn Saturday 9 arn ta 6 p creased in value. A Lynard Skynyrd album, 'Street., Survivors,' released in 1977, had a cover showing the band standing in flames. Very shortly after t he album's release, two of the band members were burned te death in a plane crash. The album was taken off the stands and re-released with a different cover. The original album increased in value. The original cover of the Bea- tles' Yesterday and Today' depic- ted dolîs. with cut-up animals: the leg of a cow with blood dripping, as one migzht seein. a butcher shop. 1 Two hours after the album release, it was taken off the stands. Pilepic says that no copy has ever been found i Canada and it is one of the rarest album covers. Needless to say, it is valuable. One of the most unusual album covers Pilepic bas is by Alice Cooper. The abum is called 'School Desk' and the cover un- folds into a school desk with Alice Cooper's name carved inte the tep of the desk. The record is packaged into a pair of girl's paper panties.> Te album, 'Batman In A Can,' was recently released. Ten thou- sand of the CDs were marketed in a tin can. T he list price is $33, but Pilepic says there are esti- mates that in a few years the album will ba worth between $300 and $400. "If someone wants to buy. today, always buy within the first two or three weeks. The first records always corne out in some kind of picture sleeve. That's always more valuable.» Other potential collector's items are records with picture disks, fold-back covers and pro- motion specials, usually on color vinyl. "Color vinyl is more valuable," says Pilepic -- exce pt in the case of Elvis Presley'sMoody Blue'. It was the I ast release before Presley's death. Because of the titie, consideration was given ta releasing the album on blue vinyl. However, the original was released on the standard black vinyl. After Presley's death, pro- motors saw the record as a real money-maker, especially if released on blue vinyl. Lt was re-released on blue vinyl im- mediately thus making t he ori- ginal blacf vinyl copies rare and more valuable. Pilepic is now organizing bis third record show in Whitby to ha held at Heydenshore Pavilion on Oct. 29. «Collectors and dealers from ail ov'er Ontario will ha there. Lt wiIl ha a chance for people to buy a lot of records cheap. ï.neare will ha a lot of rare collectibles.»' -v mý M6ý