PAGE 18, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1977, WHITBY FRE1 RS 101 Irck Street S.uth WbMItb668-8865 d wl a, 66 Brooklin Horticultural Society Lasflower show ofi19 REMOTE CONiVERTrERS $ 8450 Jerrold wil work on any TV Speedy TV Blair Park PlcaaM68 1818 Quasar - Ropairs foui lmakes Canl FBDB heI1 'you onefour represefinncigttarts w i e ar Thur day, o o 3h 1 r o are ptrox. 9:30anm.tfo a apontrintpesai: 41 6668forma879. o "J 22 Kig Street West, P.O. Box 980, Oshawa, Ontarjo, 11H MN Telephone: 576-6800 Opwnlng new doois to small business. Marg Davis concluded the evening by thanking the attended and for their con- The 'Tall Roundup" held by the Brooklin Horticultural Society on Septernber 28, marke d the e nd o f the flo we r shows for 1977. Although the recent rains may have dampened the flowers, it certainly did not dampen the spirits of the mnembers and they proved it by sub- mitting 78 entnies. President Marg Davis wel- comed those memnbers present from., the Oshawa Garden Club and thanked them for attending. She then intro- duced the guest speaker for the evening, Chris Grahamn, of the R.B.G., Hamilton. He chose as his topic, "Fal Planting and Preparation of your Garden for Winte r". He demonstrated the faciîity with which growing plaifts mnay be propogated and stressed in particular the economic aspect of this operation. His subject was wisely chosen as saving money is of prime impor- tance to everyone today, flot just plant loyers. Mr. Graham also showed some beautiful slides of the Royal Botanical Gardens including the famious Rock Gardens. He then answered questions on winterizing the garden and it was evident tha t he possessed extensive know- ledge of his chosen subjects and imparted it to his audience in a very straîght- forward manner. Joan Brak thanked the speaker for his interesting and informative ta)k. The judges for show, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tink proved to be very helpful with thcir suggestions on how the show entries could be improved upon. First prize for Best Specimien, donated by Pru Whittick, was awarded to Gordon Wick for his Bronze Mums. 77held tinued enthusiasm in the H-orticultural Society. Ringette players are sought Last winter there were 20 ladies, age 27 to 40 plus, frorn Ajax, Whitby, Brooklin, and Picke ring who met evcry Thursday morning Mt Ajax LeGros Arena to play RINGETTE. This sport, developed in Canada for Canadian girls and women, has becorne enormously popular in its few years of existence, and it is easy to see why. Ringette holds al of the skill, speed, and keen com- petition of hockey, but none of the rough play and hard body checking. In short, ifs ideal for womien who like to skate, and who enjoy exciting, challenging, furi-filled exercise. Last year, the Ajax ladies' Ringette Team playcd teams from Kitchener, Waterloo, Woolwich, Ottawa, and North Bay, and captured the winner's trophy and gold Ask us about YODi corne and tell us wvhat you're iooking for in a job. Tell us what you are today and what you want to be tomorrow. Ask us if we can offerýoppoi'tuflities and challenges to match your needs. No obligations on either side. We'Il be glad to talk. And we may have just what you're iooking for. But you'll neyer know urtil you ask. Visit our Mobile Recniiting Unit Canadaà Manpower Centre OSHAWA Si 12# 19, 26 Oct. '77 10:00 a.m. a 3:00 peme medal in tournament play. The team is looking for mo re players, and invites ail interested ladies, 21 years of age and over, to join them at 9:30 every Thursday morning at Ajax Arena, starting October 6. Requirements are: skates, a- hockey helmet, usual skating clothes including gloves or mnitts. Don't worry if you haven't skated for a few years; it won't take long to'get back in shape. Babysitting is availabld for only 50 cents. per week. For further information phone Ruth Bennett at 683-4525 or Janis Mitchell at 683-4984. Yandalism report is expected soon platers nmber oklwee sasedreently, alnd out- doohr oietlacidtieointe aor havletabteen vnatied sreavetie He also et thveatim pepe alrepdrivin moatorcycle arnd hetni coors in Brokln.h tni crtiBoon.rco an Deea ath ie trbaemsi flota confine roklinbut ex cist thr oo Wib t Oxit2ierrepgort of damag onefrreortsPublicaWogk ictor iek KPublaharwh says atown-ok Kwed ront end ladera tthebrdgefraed pide t wasevandaie rv pThe recataion deprmn ise preai a eportmont vandreali,ateoret of concail,beauste rhais fwa though 1977 da age to thon pr977rtyawagreater than ortysof l975 Summefr businesshas9some what delayed the report. *Tsmm * RENT-A-CAR * m GISOWN. * MOTOmSLTD.* 1201 DUNDAS ST.E. 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