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Section Tw'.' Tir' (anadian Statesman, Bowmanville. September 2f; 1979 17 to take advantage of Pine Ridge CabIe TVI's EE I LL, of fer. Remember'of fer ends Oct. 5, TU 1979 important when down pass a tauch- ar a1 shat on 1~ goal is in the picture. t. >l)( f.' <-j e 'J Iy,. a p M pine 1353 King'St. E., Oshawa Five interior colors are available with application determined by fabric and exterior color selected. One new color is of fered in dark blue, while green is discontinued in. 1980. Standard and optional vinyls are continued as is the op- tional knit cloth. .Color keyed seat belts and dav/night, inside rear view mirror are also standard. I-EART FUimD (free Installation appiles only ta new Individua subscribers and non-commercIaI accounts) m4ore Channels *20 channels with aur converter package, *handy remaote contrai Relu lable, clear reception *cab-le delivers the clearesi picture passible and that 1S Min or Hitch Develops in Mail Plans Before construction of the phase two extension of Bowmanville Mail bas even begun, there has been a hitch in plans. According to Morley Watson, Manager of Bowmanville's Public Utilities Commission, the buried cable which supplie gower to the existing maIl will e in conflict with the design of the new extension. A fifteen foot section of the addition will- pass over the buried cable'and this is not an allowable situation, said Mr. Watson. The PUC manager said the cable was laid in accordance with the original design of the complex and was not expected to interfere with future expansion. The developer bas two choices, stated Mr. Watson. The cable must either be relocated or the building will have to be redesigned in order to skirt the underground hydro cable. Architects for the mall's extension are presently studying the probleni and are expected to corne up with a cost wise decision in the near future. Construction of the extension is not being held up as a result of the cable problem since builders could feasibly start work along the north section without involving themselves in the area which must be altered, saîd Mr. Watson. A lengthy delay is not expected before architeets arrive at a suitable solution. Employment Conditions The number of clients unemployed and registered for work at the Canada Ernployment Centres in Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa for the month of August totalled 11,382, consisting of 6,361 female and 5,021 maie clients. This figure includes 4,199 students. Placements in the three offices totalled 848 for the month, which compares to a total of 1,220 placements during July. The majority of clients were registered in Clerical, Sales, Service, Material-Handling, Product Fabricating, Assembling and Repairîng; and Construction Trades. During August, the greatest employ-ment -opportunities:' existed in Accomodation and Food Services; Personal Services; Retail Trade; Construction and Food and Beverage Manufacturing. In August, there were 44 agreements signed under the Canada Manpower, Industrial Training Program. As a result, 50 people will benefit from both training and employment in the Region of Durham. At the end of August, there were 85 students in skill courses sponsored by the Canada Ernployment Centre and 35 people receiving academic upgrading at Durham College. 1980 ljMonza OSHAWA, Ont. - Monza for 1980 offers one of the most aerodynamnically- attractive sporty' coupe packages in the industry. An all-new Spyder sport option is offered combining functional and appearance options into one package.