4 .~., -~ -, -~ ~ >- ~ y-- -- i U PAGE'18, WEDNESDAY, 1NOVEMBER15.197$. WHfIBÉFRFF PRESS CLASS FIED FOR SA LE REPOSSESSED- 20"' Zenith. Take over $13 monthiy sterting Jan. .19. KRAZY KELLY'S 350 Wentworth St. E., OSHAWA 571--1412 REPOSSESSED - LIKE NEW 20"1 RCA coior, oniy $293 or $3, weekly, starting December. Fantastmc 261 RCA Lowboy' ciýéor, Iust,$395 or $4 weekiy, starting January. Phone tonight,,one-hïour deiivery. KRAZY KELLY'5 350 WentWorth St. E.' OSHAWA 571-1412 REPOSSESSIED 20, RCA XL 100, take over payments $17 monthiy, $4 weekiy, rentai purchase starting January. Phone tonight, one hour deiivery. KRAZY KEILLY'S 350 WentWorth St. E. OSHAWA 571-1412 REPOSSIESSED 201 R CA X L1000 $17 monthi1y, $4 weekiy rentai purchase startîng Jan. '79. KRAZY KELLY'IS 350 Wentwortt, St. E. OSHAWA 571-1412 REPOSSESSIED 26" Admirai Spanish. Take 'on payments $3.50 weekiy starting Jan. '79. KRAZY KELLY'S 350 Wentworth St. E. OSHAWA 571-1412 Denture Therapist, 214 Duride St. Eu# W~iIy 66M8-7797 NOURS Mon.- Sat.& Eveninps By Appointment On ly Ask us about you Corne ahdtel us what you'relooking for in a job. Tell us what you are today and what you want tobe tomorrow. Ask us if we can offer opiportunities and challenges to match your needs. No obligations on either side. We'll be glad to talk. And we may have just what you're looking for. But you'Ill oever know until you ask. Visit our Moble Re cruiltl Unit ~mnd.Manpower Contre, OSHAWA- Nmber 15, 22#,29 10:00 Gem, - 3:00 p.m. A AN Modern medical e- searchn has developed drugs for teating many ilinesses. lt's wonderful to know that ,,ou can relie ve pain, depres- sion, 'insomnnia - even the conrimon cold- at the pop of a piII.But piIl-popping has its perils! Take care in taking ' drugs - when you have to take them_. Planning counceil offlers elected The. Social Planning Council of Oshawa-Whitby al its meeting on November 7 appointed, three new Board Members. These are Mrs. Jeanette Babirigton, Director of Infor- mation Oshawa, Miss Eliza- beth Gomes, Co-ordinator ôf volu'nteers with the Durham' Regional Centre for the Developmentally Handicap- ped, and'Robert Falener, a social worker with 1'the WhitbyPsychiatrie Hospital. These joîn other recent appoinitees, Mrs. Linda Brown, Robert Collins, both of Whitby, and 1,Mrs. Maure en MacLeod, of Oshawa, to'bring the number talk tonight- A University Informa- tion program for Durham Region will be held from 7:30 p.m. to 9:40 p.m. Nov. 15 at Henry Street High School. Representatives from each university in Ontario will open the session with discus- sions on nine separate themes-business adminis- tration, physical education and recreology, law, medicine and health, educa- tion, engineering, arts humanities arts social sciences, and mathemnatics and science. These sessions will be held fronm 7:30npM.Mt Irving Boyd (left) , a director of the Whitby Lions Club, presented a lectern to Richard England. (right), Chairman of the Board of the -Whitby Seniors Activity Centre last week^. The lecterna gift from the Lions Club, was constructed by the club's second vice-president John Wiggers. The Lions Club bas lassisted the Seniors' Activity Centre in many ways, and' in 1976, presented the. centre with a piano. Free Press Photo of Board Members back to thirty. 'Due to the rash of resigna- tions over the summer, for a variety of reasons, the Social Planning Council of, Oshawa- Whitby had difficulty achiev- ing a quorum in September and October. The new members were warmly, greeted, and quickly involved in discussions for a more visible programn for the new year. Local v'et <8 elected Whitby Veterinarian- Dr. Clayton MacKay was elected first Vice-president of the Ontario Veterinary Associa- tion at its annual meeting held recently in Toronto. Octoberu2k-» The number of clients unemployed and registered for work at the Canada Employment centres in Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa for the month of October totalled 10,673, consisting of 6,54 «female and 4,127 male clients. Placements in the three offices totalled 786 for the month, which compares to 'a total of 582 placements during September. The dhijritY of clients were registered i the foilowing occupations: Clerical, Sales, RALLY WINNEIRS The Second Annual'Sid CorrolCar Rally for Town of Whitby employees was held on Sunday Nov. 22. lst place winners (centre) were Peter and Denise Spellen, 2nd place (right) Paul and Mary Rycroft and 3rd place (left) Bruce and Shelly Hunt. The organizers, Gerry Haley and Kevin Tunney wish to thank Nurse Motors, City Centre Automobiles, Midway Datsun, Gus Brown and Windmill Donuts for their sponsorship of the event. Manpower Service, Material Handling, Produet Fabricating, Assembling & Repairing. During October, the great- est employment opportuni- ties existed in the manufac- turing and trade industries. In October, there were 33 agreements signed undçr the Canada Manpower Indus- trial Training Program. As a 'L reqport resuit, 45 people will benefit from both training and employment in the Region of Durham. At the end of October, there were 174 students in the akilI courses sponsored by the Canada Employment Centre and 60 people receiv- ing academie upgrading at' Durham College.