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,5WUIMING POO LS 'WAN TED TOBU V 1477 models slightiy scratched i dishes, 9lass, china, doits, transport. Fully warranted, I clocks, jewelry, etc. M îst cm1b&--'lld. Cait 668-0055 piete with punip, motar, fitrldaVs and 668-6519 fencing, walkway and. deck., eveninqs Suggested retail, price $2295.1 g. Available at pre-season special of $1 288. Cali now for early installaiQua8sar, tion. Cali collect anytimel SPEED Y TV_ ý1-41 6-663-9!O8. ______ Sales & Service Turniture KITCHEN SET - 5 piece, chrome, $45; CHESTERFIELD CHAIR, $10; bath ideal for cottage. Cal 668-0267. BED SOFA - & two end tables, $160. Cal 668-3626.. King-size BEDROOM SUITE - Mr. & Mrs. dresser, wth two mirrors, two night tables, must seIl, moving, new $985, seIl for, $350' or best offer. Cali 579-4293. ARM CHAIR - is basically sound needs recovering, $25. Cal 668-4180 between 10 a.m. ta 5 p.m. 3 SEATER SETTEE & CHAIR - plum colour, wool moquette, excellent condition, high back, $90. Cali 725-1035. ANTIQUES - Pine ac poster double rope bed, $:ý paine sideboard, $250; three1 washstands - 2 paine $50 &1 one burel walnut, $50; hi tru n k, $1 50; victorian setee, $( other items, reasonable pri Call 668-5830. TWO NIGHT TABLES - $25 each; one complete bed, light color, 54" wide, $55; four wooden chairs, $9 each; telephone bench $1 5. Cal 668-90()9. ANTIQUES - Press back chairs, $45 each; 2 oak dining room chairs, $15 each; dining room table, $1 50; Bird's Eye Maple rocker, $250; four piece love seat group, $600; three dressers from $1 50 to $250; room divider, $35; occasional table, $75; shaving mug, $30; crack, $65; mercury underglass doarknobs, $4; kerosene lamp,. $35, many other antiques. CallÎ 668-1819. 1Habitant WOODEN PEG CHESTERFIELD & 2 CHAIRS - with vinyl cushions; large steel office desk, best offer. Cal 655-4220. Oval KITCHEN *TABLE & 4 CHAIRS - excellent condition, $25. Cal 668-3195. SUMMER DRESSES - Girls, sîze il, 5' and under, Cost $30 e:h new will seil for $5 each. Cal668-5087. SIMONS HIDE-A-BED - double, blue green floral, good condition, $75; 4 pine arrow back chairs, 3 months aId, $50 each. Cal 668-0702 after 5 p.m. DINING ROOM TABLE - aval, walnut, Duncan Phyffe, $275; Six matching chairs, $450. in excellent condition. Caîl 576-7309. _ Pets & Supplies Purebred BEAGLE - 10 wks. aid, had f irst set of shots, trained, $30. Cali 668-1108. FREE KITTENS - Cal 728-9766. FREE ta good home - 6 Yr. nid brown & black collie, had ail shots, is used ta being chained outside. Cali 668-6490. BIRD CAGE condition, on flbar Caîl 655-3657. -Perfect stand, $20. PART SHEPARD - GOLDEN LAB - 8 manths aid, ail shots dane, loves children, good watch dag, Troy must have farm or acreage, sa he may run,free same- times, $5. Caîl 655-3528. PUREBRED BEAGLE PUPS - 9 weeks aid, maie $30, female $20. Cati 655-3687. The Oshawa Obedient Association is offering a novice class.- Starting May 31, 1977. Advance regstration only. Cati. Towers & Antennas Free Estimates Used Colour TV's B & W Portables 668-1818 BUY & SELL Lawnmowers, Tools, Bicycles Wh itby Trading Post 668-1141 104 Byron St. S., Whitby Por keiit' Cottage- for reiit in the Kawartha Lake region, carpeted, 2 bedroom, 4 piece bath, al facilities included, swimming and fishing excellent. Availabie by weekly n oihly rates. Cal 66 40Oafter 5p.rn.- SWIMMîiNG POOLS TO RENT Wiil lease and instail for hame- owners, famiiy size alumin tIT swimming pool. with patio. Choice of styles meeting al fencing regulations on a one, two, or three year rentai basis with option ta own. Try before you buy! Cali coliect anytime 1-416-663-9508.- HO USE tO RENT WHITBV 3 bedroom bungalow with rec-room, large garage, newly decorated, near schoois and parks. $360 monthly. Cal 668-0252. F ree Swimming* Pool Idea Bookiet Plan a swimming pool this seasan. Cali Mr. Preston collect at 416-495-6695 and idea bookiet *#i11 be maik tg o yu. HOUSE WANTED0TO RENT in Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax area. Must be in town. 4 ta 5 bedrooms, 2 washrooms, minimum of two year lease. For use of a group foster home. 8 to 9 children. Zoning must permit institutional, commercial or boarding home use. Excellent terms available for right building. Cali Mr. R. Lazanik 623-2582. DAYCARE - in My home, 30 per child, Lupin Dr. Cal S68-3810. H ÉELP0 *ÀNTED -- __ $25.00 per hundred stuff ing envelopes. Send. self.addressed envelope plus 25 cents. TK ENTERPRISE, BOX 21679, DEN VER, CO 80221. FREE PRESS CARRI ERS WANTED 668-6111 SECOND MORTGAGES 14.9% on amounts aver $8000 FAST SERVICE No bonus, brokerage or finders fees Household Realty Came on in or cali the nearest office of Househoid Finance Ask for Mortgage Services Whitby Mail Shopping Centre Whltby WHITBYFR USS,WEDNESDAY, MAY 25,1977, PAGE 17, CLASSIFIED. ADS In the5 sailors sleeved hung tot belted at off iciaI r from 1604 I ardere wear lai with velv TRIVIA the 18th century were called world almost doubled be- "tars" because they wore . tween 1930 and 1970, when it Sea Stories their long hair ini tarred pig- was estimate ta be between 5th century, English tails to keep it in place. The 3,600 and 3,700 million. If the wore loose, fuît- large square collars on present annual rate of in- ",sea-gowns" that sailors' uniforms were ad- crease of 1.9 per cent were the knees and were ded to keep the tar from sustained until the year 2010,. the waist. The first staining their open-necked there would then be 7,000 ,taval uniform dates jumpers. million people on earth. By 4, when King James _________20M0, the total cauld double ed shiprnasters to Population Boom again to 14,000 million. vet trim. Seamen in WHITBY TOYOTA UJSED CAR 76 MONTE CARLO, black, 25,600, auto., V-8, p/s, p/b, KNW 484 $4995. 75 RABBIT, 4 dr., red, auto., 27,100, JL R 377 $3195. 76 FORD EXPLORER F250 Y% ton, 7700 GVW, 4 x 4, white, spoke wheel, auto., 21,000, P55 357 $5995. 72 TOYOTA 1200 2 dr. Sedan, Lic. ASP 992. Special $1000. WHITBY TOYOTA On Highway 2 Between Whitby and, Aax. 668*4792 BUY AT REASONABLE PRICES. ,-~> QIL ~Nq~r WHITBY Food Production Approximateiy 98 per cent of ail human food is pro- duced by agriculture, in- cluding horticulture. The remaining two per cent cornes from the oceans. In tonnage terms, the world produces close to 400 million tons of milk, 84 million tons of meat (including poultry) and something like 17 mil- lion tons of eggs. Coffee output runs around 4 million tons and wine- near 29 mil- lion tons. Pliants Should Be the Center of Attention: Containers should neyer overshadow the plants when making an arrange- ment or centerpiece. True, the size, pattern and color of the container are impor- tant but the plants should be the center of attention:- The size and shape of the container will indicate the type of design best suited to it. Oval or round shapes show off the circular de- signs, while tail containers look best with vertical lines. Unusual abjects like chopping 'boards, wooden cutlery boxes, butter bowls, earthenware jars, crocks, ketties and jars may be used as inexpensive containers. Ail types of baskets, pit- chers, canisters, black iran pots and maroy types of pot- tery containers make com- patible containers for dried arrangements. Most metals, such as brass, pewter, iron, aluminum and bronze are suitable for dried arrange- m ents,- J :1 . - ___________________________'I ..bfb-iiI~I oro~-'.~~ .1>--. - - __________________ Highest Prices Paid for Gold and Silver coin. old guns, dlocks, jewelry, ,dishes, furniture,ý'crocks, oîl paintings and sealers. Friendly Flea Market 725-9783 23 King West, Oshawa CARPENTRY HOME REPAIRS IMPROVEMENTS Kitcens,'Ceramnie Tfling Drywall, Rec. Rooms, Cedar Decks and Patio Doors. 'FREE ES-TIMATES 668-4686 Cer FLASH FORESTRY .SERVICE - Tree Experts - Woodlot Management - Flashtastic Firewood Cali 655-3654 ntrally located for your coqnvenienjce. Automobile Body Work' Brooklin area Gary Scott 655-41 01 FULLER BRtJSH CO. FOR VOUR FULLER REQUIREMENTS CALL FAY DREW 668-991-5 HADASSAH FABRIC & RUMMAGE SALE Good new & used merchandise. Tuesday, May 31 9 a.m. ta 9 p.m. Wednesday, June 1 9 a.m. ta 6 p.m. 144 King St. E. Oshawa GARAGE SALE May 28th and 29th 9 a.m. ta 6 p.m. 1/ mile south of Hwy. 7 at Kmn- sale on Audley Rd. Variety of'odds and ends FOR SALE Cottage in Fenelon Falls area. Good level lot. Good frontage, For further information cal '728-6349. AUCü-TION SàAL E Wednesday, June 8, 1977 at 6:30 p.m. at Prince Albert Hall, 2 miles south af Part Perry. Lunch available. Antiques & modemn furnîture, band saw, chain saw, washer-dryer, trunks, many small items. Came early and regfister. Terms cash, no reserve. John T. Pearce, Auctioneer 416-985-7492. WE BUY M ORTGAG ES 668-1556 ANUBIS lnvstMents Lt. Rhyme and Chuckle 1 note wi th dismay, and each year with more sor- row; that my scalp of to- day, is rny forehead of to- morrow. Hydrological Cycle In the hydrological cycle water evaporates from the sea and passes into the at- mosphere as water vapor. At a certain height this con- denses into clouds f rom which precipitation falîs to the earth as ramn, ice or snow which will evaporate, soak into the ground or via rivers reach the sea, whence it is again evaporated, thus com- pleting the cycle. mmmmwý ip 1 lU, m ' âi fb. a- The population of the, bu 576-1167 or bz;$-ijuz. . 1 - Call m la