PAGE 18, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 9,1983, WHITBY FREE PRESS ~ONS AUCTION SALE SAT., FEB. 12 - 10A.M. FURNITURE & ANTIQUES Auction Sale of Furnlture & Antiques for Mrs. Glover, Sunderland plus other consignments soul- ing et the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont., in- cluding. Flatback, Cup- board - glass doors, An- tique Sideboard, China Cabinet *& buffet with curved glass side, 6 oak chairs, Orcon Eiectric Organ, Iron & brass bed, pressback chairs, An- tique Chest of Drawers, Tea Tin, Bedroom Suite, dresser,& vanity, antique dresser wlth mirror, Dun- can Phyfe oval table, apartment- size piano & bench, Franklin Fire- place, cutter. Also a beau- tifuil une of Furniture f rom the Estate of the late Mary MCintosh including 6 Arrowback Chairs (An- tique), 8 pc. Dining Room Suite, 8 pc. setting of Limoge, set of 6 needle- point chairs, antique set- tee, corner whatnot, wal- nut table, bedroom suite, large qty. of antique dishes & china. NOTE: An excellent quality sale. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN SAT., FEB. 12 - il A.M. 3 miles east of Lttle -Bni- tain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on the Lindsay/ Lttle Britaîn Rd. Cedar chest, china cabinets, wash stands, Cranberry hanglng hall lamp, 7-pc. dînette suite, tee wagon, walking spinning wheel, parior tables, antique dressers, bed chester- field, coffee & end tables, antique dressens, 5 h.p. roto-tîller, 1972 Dodge van (not certifiled) qty. of pictune f rames, tools, china and glass. DON CORNEIL AUCTIONEER R.R. 1, Little Britain 705-786-2183 AUCTION SALE SAT., FEB. 12 -6ô PM. At PEARCE AUCTION CENTRE, on Shirley Rd., 4 miles south of Port Penry. With new sleb doors & bi- folds, eluminum doors & windows, new baseboard heaters, saw honses, an- tique dishes & lamps, out- board 4 mtriinr jCLASSIFIED REAL ESTATE ( ITENTS/ MUE CODSFOR RENT FOR .~SALE LARGE ONE BEDROOM spart- HOUSE FOR SALE, barn, 7 acres, ment In Whitby available March 1, Blsckstock, Highway 57, Number 1983. Centraliy located, close to 12, $95,000, option to rent. Roply GO and local bus stops. Fridge, ln writing to: Blackstock, P.O. Box stove, hydro and parking Included. 206, Whitby Free Press, Li N 5S1. Laundry facilties, cable TV and ______________ garage availabie. Cali 66884372 be- TOWNHOUSE- 3 bedroome, 2 twsen 9:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. washrooms, i garage. No mort- gags, only 2 years oocupancy, TWO BEDROOM unfurnished $51,000. Phone 688-1738 (Ajax). apartmnent, Port Whitby, near GO _____________ bus station. Avallabie March 1, 1983. Rent $335 monthiy. Phone _____________ 668-0556 or 579-9039 between 7 UIOFFICE SPACEI p.m. and 9 p.m. oniy. V FORRENT I TWO BEDROOM apartment ln quiet wsli-maintained Whitby building avalabie April 1, 193. W H ITBY Fridgo, stove, hydro and parking included. Heated garages, laundry Office Space facllties and cabie TV avallable. 500 square feet Oniy one block away from GO and local bus stops. Cati 668472 be- Next to Post Off ice tween 9:30 a.m. and 5p.m. Monday 6 8 51 2 to Friday. % )8 %1 2 - THREE.ROOM WHITBY OFFICE FLORIDASUITE with private washroom. Has over 750 sq. ft. of fuliy broadloom- VACATION ed and alr-conditlondsacos WW RENTSALS nesa. Main office about 32 foot long. Could bo divided mbt smail- F LOffRIDA.For further nformaetion Cloarwator - Threo bodroom and 5 p.m. at 868-6372. mobile homes. Pools, tennis, ______________ close to beachos and major at-mtl tractions, chlldron welcome. $225.00 U.S. weokly <1088 than ______________ motel room>. 0UTOF.TOWNI 683-5503 PROERTY PRIVATE SALE - Boautlfully local- -ed 3 bodroomn home on mlii pond ~'~HOUSESI ln the Town of Millibrook, ei FOR ENT Peterborough. $48,000. Phono 4-BEDROOM HOUSE for rent, heat and wator inciudod, avallable now. $450 par month. Appiy: 58 Baldwin Street, Brookiin (behind Pro Hard- A ROOMI ware), 655-8079. & O R TOWNHOUSE - 3 bedroome, 2 FURNISHED roorti avaiablo for washro>oms, 1 garage, Immodiate mature female. On Highway 2. GO occupancy. $550 par month. bus and Whitby Transit available. Phono 686-1738 (Ajax). Phonoe8687719. FOORNTENT $:ORRNT] OITTER CREEK In new neighbourhood plaza in prime Whitby subdivision. Ideal for a fast food take out and delivery service. Wil divide. Air conditioned. Cail Mr. Searle 41 6m223m6550 weekdays 1' I Corrido r Capers By MARY MCEACHERN Cail 725-8967 with Items for this column. A happy vacation to Mary and Ron McEachern who are vacationing on an island off of Mexico. You timed it just riglit. We are experiencing our first snow fail of 1983. PAPER DRIVE Don't forget the 8th Whitby Cubs Paper Drive on Feb. 12. Please have your bundles out on your driveway by 9 a. m. Saturday morning. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH There will be a special meeting on Thursday, Feb. 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the downstairs hall to investigate and pool ideas on ways to raise money for the West- minster United Church Special Anniversary Pro- RAISED tPRINTING, " USINESS CARDS " ETTERHEADS m NVELOPES 1 N1 R1\11R 21 A VO DE.S .. AJAX SOPIN P - TEEPO E 8s 16 PERSONAL GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES! DURHAM CENTRE INVITES YOU To Find Out About Becoming A VOLUNTEER Working With Aduits & Chlldren Who Are Developmentally HandiCapped Or On Their Behaif CHALLENGING & VARIED VOLUINTEER JOBS: - at Durham Centre - in the communîty - as member of the Vol unteer Association Days - Evenlngs - Weekends Apply Nowl Cati Durham Centre for the Deveiop- mentally Handicapped, Whitby 668-7745, Ext. 435 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. TRAINING PROVIDED FREE DAY CARE FOR PRE-SCHOOLERS LA CONTESSA HAIR SALON SUPER SPECIALS * Mondays * * *Perms - ½/ Price Wed nesdays ½/2Price on every other service (except Perms) (This offer applies to Suzanne only.) We also do a complete makeover. Cai for your appointment now. 119 GREEN ST., WHITBY 668-9262 1 W:m>I By The Hon. George Ashe, MPP (PC - Durham West) Ontario Minister of Revenue The Ontario Government, through the Secretariat for Social Development, Ontario Youth Secretariat, is continuing to address the issue of student eniploy- ment. Traditionally, the search for a summer job begins during the months of January, February and March; and in these difficuit times, the resourceful- ness of alI Ontarians will be put to the test. I would like to highlight the Student Venture Capital Program> and discuss the unique role which this program plays in providing job opportunities for students. The Student Venture Capital Program provides interest-free boans to students to assist them1 in developing and operating their own smail business for the summer months. The start-up funds, to a maximum of $2,000 per business venture, are avail- able from April 1, 1983 and must be repaid by Oct. 3, 1983. Applicants who are interested in the program must be returning to a high school, college or university, as a full time student, in the fail of 1983. Successful applicants must also be 15 years of age or over at the time the loan is issued. The business activity which is proposed by the student must be conducted in Ontario between April 1land Oct. 3. The Student Venture Capital Program is spon- sored and administerd by the Secretariat for Social Development, Ontario Youth Secretariat in co- operation with the Royal Bank of Canada and the Ontario Chamber of Commerce. These agencies will provide interested students with promotional, educational and consultative services as they re- searchi, plan and operate their smail business. The program will be available'in the Durham area and I have been advised that the Ajax, Pickering and Whitby Chambers of Commerce wil be receiving applications, assessing the proposais and making their recommendations to the Ontario Youth Secretariat. The Ontario Youth Secretarjat will give final approval to boan requests and wiil provîde the Royal Bank with the authority to issue a Student Venture Capital Loan. If you would like additional information regard- ing the Student Venture Capital Programn, pe contact my Constituey office at 37 Station Plaza in Ajax (telephone 68-6707). This sun-iner, why flot consider the option which lias been made available by the Ontario Youth Secretariat? After ail, if you have the imagination and the energy, this could be the summer job which could very weil change your life. A march on City Hall only timYyou tej I THE KEY TO BUYING OR SELLING UYOUR HOUSE... .AN AD IN THE WH1TBY FREE PRESS. Jï ucd Ads M a me(uses CALL 668-6111 TO PLACE YOUR AD. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The January meeting of the Whitby Women's In- stitute took place at the home of Mrs. G. Carr, 309 Dundas Street on Jan. 28 at 1: 30 p.m. The meeting was opened by the President, Mrs. D. Granger, and Secretary, Mrs. J. Smith. The In- stitute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect was repeated in unison by the 14 members present. The rofil eau was answered by naming a washing produet used 50 years ago. The convenor of Agricul- ture and Canadian Industries, Mrs. Caverly, gave much valuable information on care labeling and care of clothing, explaining the meaming of the coloured signs regarding washing and dry cleaning which is seen on many labels. She also spoke on the motto of the month "A Stitch in Time Saves 9". The speaker was thanked by the President. A social hour followed during which a tasty lunch was served by hostesses Mrs, Acton and Mrs. Hall. The February meeting of the Women's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. G. Caverly, 215 Reedaire Court on Feb. 23 at 1:30. The topie is "Time". The convenor Kay Hepburn. RolCalis to be a sentence using the word time. The motto of the month "What Will Be Is". The hostesses are Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Nobel. Visitors are very welcome. If you have anything that you wish to have in the column, please caîl Marion Buchanan at 579-0878 while Mary is on vacation. STAND-IN The Whitby Free Press would like to thank Marion Buchanan for filling in while Mary McEachern is on holidays so our readers are kept up to date on news from the Corridor. Report from Q ueen'9s Park