PAGE 8, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25,1982, WHITBY FREE PRESS Man seriously mjured onwareho us e site A construction worker at the Liquor Board of Ontario warehouse site suffered major head i- juries after a 3,000- pound steel jolat fell on Mim. According to a spokes- man for the Durham Regional Police Force, John Tressider, M, Of Toronto was helping to remove one of the joists froni a flatbed trailer at the Wentworth. Street and Boundary Road site when one of them feil on him. Police said that a fel-' Io* worker found hlm lylng under - the joist which had pin ned him to the floor of the trailer. He was taken to the Oshawa General Hospi- tai and later transferred to the Sunnybrook Medi- cal Centre, Toronto. Police added that the Mlnistry of Labor is in- vestigating the accident which was wltnessed by, two of their inspectors who happened to be on the site at the tume. HAVE'A NEW POOL INSTALLED. Now you c'an get a 16x32 lnground pool completely lnstalled. This Includes: 4x4x4x6 concrete decking, 1-3 step ladder, 1-6 foot divlng board, 30m32 liner (in aqua or bl ue; for on ly: Vk $6800 this Includes tax (water extra), Also concrete.patios and sidewalks. CALL 666-3151 for f ree estimates Chemicals and Maintenance Cooking contest judges These five people had a difficuit task in judging the Whitby Publie Library's "lKids' Cooking Contest" that was heid last Thursday. Sampling the desserts are (from left to right):- Sandra Hunt, Cheryl Simpson, library board chairman Jack Bird, Liz Shaw and Mary Lisko, "The Happy Cooker." -Free Press Staff Photo Katimavik lookmg.for a hme Katimavik is looking for a home in Whitby. Ratimnavik, an Inuit (Eskimno) name for "a mieeting place"~ is a na- tional volunteer youth service program operat- ed by a non-profit cor- pora tion funded by the Department. .0f the Secretary of State. The objectives of Katimavik are'to serve Canadian communities through projects under- taken in co-operation with community organi- zations; to aid in'the, rn-cAULEY Fur'nftwe 9AppUneof W. ore celebroting our 4th Anniversary MICROWAVE OVENS GENERAL a ELECTRIC *,Micro touch controis .7 programs *10 Powerileveis *99 minute timerI *Micro thermometer *"FREE" G.E.Cookbook ~5980 00 ,"OUR AU US TO SATISFY"7 WHITY me -cic as. 668-2081 -u personal development' of the participants; to encourage -environmen- tal awareness; and, to provide participants the opportunity for a great- er understanding of this country through travel, learnmng the officiai language, and, billeting ýwith local familles. - On September 15, 12 members of Katimavik (al aged between 17 and 21 years) will corne to Whitby. They will be here for three months and wil work with the Central Lake Ontario Conserva- tion Authority- (CLOCA). Mfter the first three montbs,- they wil be re- placed by another g roup of 12 young people. The program runs for nine months. Katimavik is now looking for a house to rent in Whitby. A tbree or four bedroom house would be ideal for their purposes. Anyone wil- ing to rent such a house is asked to contact Gas- ton Desbecquets at 579- 0411. Drug s stolen, A large quantity of prescription drugs were stolen during a break-in at a downtown Whitby drugstore îast Thursday night. According to the Durham Regional Police Force, the Cour- tice-Allin Pharmnacy at 117 Brock Street-North was entered sometime during the night through 'the rear door. .Taken were a quantity 0f drugs* incîuding demerol and codeine, vaîued at $775. Also taken was $1,843 in small bills. The spokesman for the force added that $150 damage was done to the rear door and locks on the east side of the building when the thieves pried it open. Thç theft was discÃ"v- ered by Norman Cor- mack, the owner of the pharmacy, when he arrived for work last Thursday morming. ANNUAL MASS' RESURRECTION ROMAN CATHOLIO CEMETERY (Taunton Rd. East of Brock St.,,Whltby) By MOST REV. ROBERT B. CLUNE AUXILIARY 8BISHOP AND MASS FOR DECEASED, CONCELEBRATED BY LOCAL PARISH PRIESTS- S ATURDAY9 SEPTEMBER 11, 1982 - 10:30 A.M. The Catholic Cemetery by Solemn Bless- ing is dedicated to God and- set aside for the burial of the bodies of Faithful De- parted to await the Day of Resurrection. . The Catholie Cemetery is a place of pray- er for the repose of souls of our departed brothers and sisters in the Faith and of re- flection on- the eternal truths revealed by God. Burial in a Catholie Cemetery *wth fellow-members of the Church is our final Profession of Faith.. Toronto Catholic Cemetery Association 668-8912 mont