Cc SENIORS' ART Paintings and crafts by members of the Whitby Seniors Activity Centre are on display at the Whitby Arts Station Gallery until Oct. 23. Accompanyiflg this exhibit by local artists, is "Unexpected Pleasures", an exhibit cf paintings by senior citizens, organized and circulated by the Art Gallery of Ontario Extension Services. To complement the exhibition, a series of demonstrations by citizens involved at the Whitby Seniors Activity Centre will take place every Sunday 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and Wednes- day and Thursday' 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. WHITBY ARTS BALL Whitby Arts Grande Bahl, "One Thousand and One Nights", will be held at Heydenshore Pavilion, Nov. 4 from 9 p.m. te 2 a.m. Tickets are still available at $60' a couple. For further information call the Station at 668-4185. FAMILY LIFE SERIES A discussion cf Stress and Distress of Family Living will be held by Bob Finlay and Keith Marlowe cf the Durham Regien Social Services Department, Family Ceuncilling Division, at the Whitby Municipal' Building Oct. 25 at 8 p.m. This is one cf a series cf presenta- tiens in a Family Life series sponsored by the Region. Anyone interested is invited te attend. BAZAAR Whitby Senior Citizcns Co-operating will hold a bazaar at the Kiigts cf Celumbus Hall, 133 Brock Street North, Oct. 1 3 at 1:30 p.m. Itemns featured will.,be new and used articles, knitting .and crochet, white elephant sale, and a bake table. Tea will be served and everyone is welcome. FAMILY SKATE-A-THON The Whitby Kinsmen Club will be holding a famnily skate-a-thon at the Iroquois Park arena October 1 5 frem 8 a.m. to 4 p-rn. All proceeds wiIl go to Cystic Fibrosi-; research and commonity service -There wll be free refreshments and children can win bikes and other prizes. minn g Events GARAGE SALE FALL DANCE $10 per couple, available f The Wlîitby Block Parents The West Lynde Commun- Jim Mitchell, 668-1:. Central Committee will be ity Association is holding its Karen Kerr, 668-2244; 5hb holding a garage sale on faîl dance October 15S fromn Owens, 668-5096, and A October 15 at 127-131 Brock denshore Pavilion, with music Longfield, 668-1 173. oQ.....+ M- Atv dona~ntions bv DK the DJ. Tickets are would be greatly appreciated: For pickup caîl: Pat Vine, 668-4804; Margaret Bell, 668-4973; Pat Sullivan, 668-3692. Make A List To save money, timne and energy-make a list before you go shopping. You'll be 11711Y FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12,1977, PAGE 15 Cutting Kitchen Bill 1/24 the average wattiage For heating and preparing of a full size oven. Air is ex- small items, a toaster ove pensive to, heat and since a demndsmuc les eerg.,toaster has a smnaller 'air deands muchll s ess en egy chamber, it can preheat tha a filsie ve. e! much faster and 'maintain erally, aà toaster or toaster', Its' internai temperature oven operates at about_ with essenerg. from* 379; Lron Alan -ýtter organîzed âind more relaxed. A shopping list helps you remember what you wanted to buy. Employment declined i sunini Emnployrrlent activity show- ed a decline during the monthi of August in the Canada Empîcyment Centres cf Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax and Pickering. A tetal cf 525 placements were made, down from 645 in July 1977. The1 majority cf placements were made in manufacturing, commnunity, business and personal services. On August 8, CEC service fer the Pickering area com- mnenced on a three-months trial basis, from a kiosk in Sheridan Maîl, Pickering. Mr. R. Allgood, in charge cf the kiosk, is very pleased with the respense froni the public, with use by emnployers increasing weekly. The total of il1,783 people without emplcyment and registered with the CECs in the area includes 4,110 adoît males, 4,950 aduit females, 1,121 student maies and 1,602 student fernales. The majerity cf clients were registered in the following occupations: clerical, services, product fabricating, assembl- ing and repairs, construction, material handling and related. Shortages cf qualified clientsexisted in the following areas: school psychologist, civil design engineer, technical planning services superviser, computer programmer, ma- chinist, licenced mechanics, salespersens in insurance and real estate, waitresses and waiters. Under the Canada Man- power Industrial Training Pro- gram, 22 agreements were signed during the month. Clients receiving academic upgrading at Durham College at the end cf August totalled 47, while 104 clients were taking varios skill courses. The Canada Manpower Empîcyrnent Centres for Students have completed operations and have closed for this year. Students wish- mng part-time employment during the school year are advised to register with their regular Canada Empîcyment Centre. The sommer program this year was very successful with 1 ,677 students being placed in emplcyment. Appre- ciation is extended staff of the studeni and also the employE area- whose co-c mqade it possible for of the students tc empîcyment. Twming is successfi Mayorui Gartshore reports that this year's twinning cere- meonies were quite successful, despite a lack cf pa,ýrticipa- tien by organizations. "We atteînpted with success 1e cut back cn the formaI- ities which have grown rip arouind the occasion, and turn it inito a people affair," lie sa id. Flfty - eight visitors f4om Longueil arrived on Aug. 5 and svere met by an eqoal number cf Whiitby residents, the Mayor reported. 'Doring the affair it svas imi- possible to keep the major question cf separatism ot of conversations but it xvas vcry low key on bothi sides," said Mayor Gartshiore. "There were amiong thc visitors, thlose whio wcre dedicated te the concept of one Canada as entinciatcd by the Acting Mayor of Longueuil," the mayor re- ported. "There were others lccked into nithier position, who carne for thie first timie to thiis affair, to sec or reactions to the prcblcmis. Thiese peoplel went back to Longucuil well aware and appreciative of or concerns and attitudes. Whitby Community Bingo 2 $500 Kinsmien Optimists JACKPOTS EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Monday, Oct. 17 Lie. No. 2354011 FIRST JACKPOT AT .59NEUBERS SECOND JACKPOT AT 54 NUMBERS 7:15 p.m. No childretn under 16 admitted NO ADMISSION CHARGE! H1EX (DENSHORE PAVILION (corner Water St. & Dunlop Dr., Whitby) t officestote Oe*iq$ 0 . ers in the )peratien *IUNIDN se many icI CRUAMUIS 3secure SfwyCni * Bocek St. Sou*k Whitby 000 9a0 t00 "Twinning, undoobtedly has its place in Canadian SocietY today, " said Mayor Gartshere. "I know cf ne other oppertonity for the erdinary citizen to) express his views te, his counterparts and in this way take their personal part in thc great discussion cf National Unity." Dishwasher Problems For dishes not thoroughly _____________________________ dlean, check the water temn- perature. Vour wat ertwem-IBROCK THEATRE 66836181 140 and 160 degrees If, not, adjust the setting on your pressure and clogged water"T EFU NIS nozzles or spray armns alNa oNEW COMEDY 0F THE YEAR." cause dishwasher cleanîng -Vernon Scott, UNITED PRESS problemns. Incorrect deter- gent use or - dish loading of f tentimes leads to poor re- f..... sults. Store Your Nuts Nuts store well if they're kcpt where it's dark, cold and fairly dry. Light. heat and a damp atmosphere will turn nuts rancid in a hurry. Store your nuts in the freez- er or refrigerator. Nuts left in the sheil will store longer than shelled ones, even at room temperature. If nuts are frozen. package them in air-tight containers. L A UNI VERSL PICT iF TFCHNKOLRO SIX . DAIS ONLI N THURS. FR1. SAT. SUN. MON. TUE. CLOSED WEDNESDAYS Always first with the news WHITBY FREE PRESS N EWSPAPER CARRIERS Your' newspaper carrier ~ ~,brings. your paper -to you as soon as it is off the presses. Newspaper carriers, both boys and girls, make home delivery possi ble. if you woulId like to beoa Whitby Free, cai the Free Press circulatior department at 668-611il 1\1 Press news carrier,