PAGE 22, WEDNESDAY, 1DECEMBER 9, 1981, WHITBY FREE PRESS 16 workers flred.... ICLASIFIED ADS CP ekn nur nohm ONTINUED FROM PAGE 21 C P e m myi HOMES ~OR ENT room, two storey, brick home, situated on approx- imately 0.4 hectares (1.0 acres), and located on Part of Lot 29, Concession 8, Town of Whitby, Regionai Municipality of Durham. One year lease with possibility of renewal. Immediate occupancy. Proceed forth onl Durham Road No. 23 f rom High- way 401 East. Turn east at Brawley Sideroad (Concession Road 8) for approximateiy 1.25 miles. Property ls situated on the north side of the road. This property may be viewed f rom 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., Thursday, December 10, 1981, when a repre- sentative of the Ministry of Government Services wiIl be in attendance. "Open House" signs wiii be posted. Tender documents may be obtained from the representat ive on this date or f rom: Ministry of Government Services Public Tenders Office Room Ml1-43A, Macdonald Block Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1Nl Telephone (416) 965-1152 A certif ied cheque or money order for the f irst months rent must be submitted with the tender documents, and will be promptiy returned to un- successful bidders. Sealed tenders wiil be received until 3:00 p.m., Wednesday, December 16, 1981, at which time they will be opened In public. Tenders wiii be opened in Toronto. NOTE: For further information please contact Martha McBurnie, Ministry of Government Ser- vices, Toronto, Ontario, Telephone (416) 965-2040. Please quote File No. M807-4A. The highest or any tender wiil not necessariiy be accepted. T.O. 250 ~ Mnstry of Government Services Ontario 5~REAL ESTATEI FORAIEREiSALEMRENT ESTATE AUCTION 0F REAL ESTATE SAT. DEC. 12 -2 P.M. The farm of the late HAROLD PERCY, con- sisting of approx. 102 acres of good farmland, complote wlth house & barn. Location: On the property, 1 mile west on the Scugog-Whitby town- lune, west off Hwy. 12, ap- prox. 6 miles north of Brooklin, Ont. Terms & conditions- Subject to a minimum reserve price, approved by Executor at time of bidding. $20,000 deposit by way. of cash or certif ied cheque to Estate of Harold Percy, balance upon closing Jan. 29, 1982. Viewing: Fni., Dec. 4 - 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sat, Dec. 5 - 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Fr[., Dec. il - 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. For further informa- tion phone: HENRY KAHN (416) 985-8161 Fitness: WIot it does for your body it doés for your mind. ,ç_:2 alNN!J The Ontario Labor Relations Board has been asked to investi- gate management prac- tisesat Whitby's Sunny- crest Nursing Home af- ter 16 employees were dismissed. The request has corne from Local 132 of the Canadian Union of Public Employees whose president, Wil- fred Lamoureux, said last week that the em- ployees were given writ- ten notice on November 24 that they would be dismissed on November 30. BHS eleets Allan president By MARGARET BEATII along with their spouses and.childIren, attended the BI-I.S. Director annual pot luck supper. Food was plentiful and deli- It was indeed "family night" when, on November cious as always and the tables tastefully decorated, 25, the Brooklin Horticultural Society memibers, courtesy of Joan Brak and her assistants. President Valerie Hundert welcomned everyone, including special guests, past-president of the On- tario Horticultural Society, Ed Endersby and his wife Barb; District 17 director Allan Foss and his wife, Jean, and director of district 5, Viola Lunau FRAN ~and her husband, Austin. db h Following supper, we were entertainedbth REALTOR Chldren's Choir of Myrtie United Church, directed by Mrs. Terry Peters and accompanîed on the piano - , by Jean Strachow. This delightful group seemed to enjoy performing as much as we enjoyed hearing themn. 225 rck St. N. Allan Foss then' conducted the installation of of- ficers for 1982 and they are as follows: past- Whitby, Ontario president V. Hundert; president, Lyla, Allan; first 668-6171vice-president, Ken Brown; second vice-president Margaret Beath; secretary and treasurer to be ap- - ..in aea f pointed by the new executive. Directors for 1982 RAVINE LOT FOR SALE - $59,500 - i rao are: Rene Thiebaud, Betty Van Buuren, Mary customn bult homes, very exclusive and private. Housego, Freda Kofalvi and Carolyn Stevens. ldeally suited for multi-level type dwelling with Directors for 1982-83 are: Diane Rothnie, Audrey desirable western exposure. Caîl Garrett Dowker, Young, John Jefferies, Aldine Wick, Jack Allan and 686-1821 or 576-7384 evens. Nancy Nichols. Awards for the year were then presented by Lyla $55,000 MONTRAVE AVENUE - In a French sohool Allan: highest points, prize donated by John Jef- area, this threebedroomn, 13¾ storey home, has feries, won by Audrey Young; second highest poin- family size kitchen, dining room, detached garage ts, prize donated by the Emporium, won by Dorothy and excellent f inancing until 1984. For details, caîl Barter; third highest points, prize donated by Weall John Johnston, 728-6023 or 668-6171. & Cullen, won by Lyla Allan. A prize donated by ble lot; Lyla and Jack Allan went to Jason Young for high- .WHITBY NORTH - Older home on a doubl o; est points in the junior classes. possibillty for severence. Asking $79,900. Try an The Rose Bowl Award given by the society to a offter - cail Tamara Nlpa, 668-6171 or 6688240. new member with the highest points was won by Patricia Willis. Carolyn Stevens, membership chairman, is to be commended on winning the well- ~ deserved Membership Award, donated by Dorothy and Earle Sandford. The Garden Competition 1~.. _ Trophy and prizes were presented to- the following: The Rene Thiebaud Garden Trophy went to Freda Kofalvi; Best Overail Garden prize to Kay Lahr; Best Small Vegetable Garden, Audrey Young and Best Large Vegetable Garden, Fred Daw. Past-president Valerie Hundert then thanked everyone for attending and for the co-operation she has received during her two years as president and assured those present of her assistance to our new ý.à president, Lyla Allan. HOMES FOR SALE SHARE OWNERS REOUIRED. Phase 1 - Ton gardon homos, 6. four bedrooma and 4-two bod- rooms. Phase 2 - 40 unit apart- mont complox, mainly two bod- rooms, 2.5 acres with pond, zoned high density, noxi toi green beit parkiand and short walk ta, Port Whitby marina. Oelil Ruas Wildoe t 666&2127 after 6 p.m. (PAMEMN7 FORSUBEJ WHITIBY - 2 bedroom ta subiot from Fobruary 1, onding Juiy 31. Corner unit, est-mi itchon, under- ground parking includod. $375 monthly. Oel 6683963. 0 F E 1PACE ýJF RR . ýE.N CLEAN MODERN OFFICE on ground floar In downtown Whi- by. 400 sq. ft. Contact AI Kirby 668-6M8. RUN YOUR AD in the Whilby Free Press. 0O'ver 70.000 potential buyers wili red t _ . hink about il .reed Il again ... show someono aise ... circle your ad and buy from il A sure stan ftor a succesafut sale, Phono 6686111 now, WHITBY THEATRE CoMp7j Whitby Centennial Buildint I:i M--- ~c-omplimentar7 4 4Af ter that, the owners started con- tracting ail the work out, " he claithed. "'Sonie of our people needed work so bad that they joined the con- tractors. " The workers who Iost their jobs did dietary, housekeeping, laundry and maintenance work, Lamoureux said. He believes that the D undas Street East home has about 100 elderly residents. The workers joined CUPE a year ago and have not yet been awar- ded their first contract. "We've tried but the owners have just not shown any interest. It's all in the hands of an ar- bitrator now," Lamour- eux said. The residents, he said, are the ones suffering most in this situation. "At their age they like to have friends, people they know and trust. But the way workers are shuffling in and out of that place makes that needed personal rela- tionship non-existent," he said. "The residents always have to deal with strangers. " Lamoureux, himself employed at a nursing home in Beaverton, claiined the workers were not given an ex- planation for their dis- missals. "I'rn sure the home must be breaking some laws because the work- ers didn't get any holi- day pay, " he added. Wages in the home are difficult to-discuss, he said, because every- one earns a different sti- pend.* The management of Sunnycrest were not available for comment. fusil WIZARD 0F OZ (MUSICAL) Presented bv Whitby Theatre Company Youth Group PERFORMANCES Wed., Dec. 9, 7:30 (Senior) Fr1., Dec. 11, 8:00 Sat. Evenlng, Dec. 12, 8:00 Sun. Evenlng., Dec. 13, 7:30 Thurs., Dec. 10, 7:30 Sat. Matlnee, Dec. 12, 2:00 Sun. Matinee, Dec. 13, 1:30 LOCATION: WHITBY CENTENNIAL BUILDING Tickets Available At Middieton's and Cheyne's. Some will be available at (he door. Prices: Adults $3.00; Youth (16 and under) $2.00. Atax-free'dowf payment oyour futuoe. Deadline for contributions: December 31, 1981 AMU GREY TRST Since 1844 Whltby:. 308 Dundas St. W. 668-9324 Toronto Line 683-7189 Mernbcr Canada Depoen Insurance Côrporatiofl à a - 1