FPAGE 8. WEDNESDAY JULY 20, 1983, WHITBY FREE PRESS BR!OOKLIN HOME IAKERy & DELICATESSAN 81 BALDWIN -ST.9 BROOKLIN,655-4951 SPECIAL THIS WEEK: sq ar s$ 2 2 0 dozen 1 se Our Many Un StoreSells BROOKLIN FLOUR MILLS Flour & Baklng Supplies S40Okg. hog gr::er $8ea5o 40g.owaton$9,10 23 Cassels Ro"ad East Brooklin 655-4851 Hey, we w-on! A teamn from Brother's Pizza smiles for the camera after winning best time )n the obstacle course at Casey's reent birthday bash. Pictured are (back row, teft to right) Otto Provenzano, Donna Dochuk», Reg martin, Jim Martin and (front row) Chow. SENIOR Local senior citizens will be able to par- ticipate in the Regional Senior Games July 25 COM E SSEE THE NEW Sr"z nizHR FVH515't 8.SFunctional-Romote Control el-dey, 1-programmable timer wlth everydlay function *Automnatlc playback swtchlng *Cue and revlew at about 10 frmes normal seed <EP mode) *Soft-touch controls *Soft.eJect syetemn -*VHFIUHF electronlo tuner, @12prset cfhii-nels - 8-funotlon (0 button) remote control (RC51A) O nIy$6 9.oo Electronlc tape counter Offly$699,10 *DOW Protection system Q Open 10-8 Wsekdays <inludlng.Sat.> BETA & VHS MO VIE RENTALS 93 WIncI'Ister St., Brooklin 655-4229 through August 19. Certificates will be awarded to seniors, age 55 and over and living in Durham and Victoria Regions, for fiishing in first, second or third place ini an event. Each competitor will also receive a participation certificate. A golf tournament wil be held at Bowman- ville's Erinli Golf Cour- se .July 25. The deadline for registration has passed. A snooker tournament wil be held August 5 at Oshawa Senior Citizens Centre. Registration, at $1 per player, is available until July 29 at 43-John St. W., Oshéwa. Carpet bowling will be held August 9 at Fait Place, 44 William St. W., Oshawa. Registration must be in by August 2. Cost is $10 per team. Phone 576-8619 August 4 or 5 for play time. A euchre tournament at Faith place will be held August il. Registration, at $1 per player must be in at Faith Place by August 4. A bridge tournament wlll be held August 19 at Oshawa Senior- Citizens Centre. Registration, at $1 per player, must be in by August 12 at 43 John St.W. A maximum of 100 players will be ac- cepted. Phone 576-6712 August 9 or 10 for play time. ___________________ I Same Day Service Alterations and Repairs, K&M CLEANERS 112,COLBO RN E ST. W.,' WHITBY 668-2831 Mon.-Thurs. Frlday Sat. 7:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. 7:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. o - - - - - - - - - - - ý By The lion. (sePorge..%she.,NlPP (PC - IurharniWest) Minister of Government Services Popular film and television star Robert Urich will appear at the Oshawa Centre this TVPESETI'[NG t ON THE -PREMISES.~T COMPUTERIZED i& PHOTrONxkJ,- Saturday in conjunction with a public awareness day being held by the Canadian' Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (Durham Chapter). Urich, who is best known foi, his rôle of Dan Tanna in the hit television series Vega$, will be -featured on a public awareness poster in the 1963/84 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation campaign. Fans will have the op- portunity te meet Urich between 1 and 4 p.m. outside Eatons -in the Oshawa Centre. Also appearing will be Kevin Denbok, a recor- ding artist, who has Cystic Fibrosis. Kevin will perform from 11:30 to12 and 12:O30to 1p.m. PROFESSIONAL pDrÇ-ceaning Report from Q ueen'5s Park Lin 'l- m a - -- - - - - --L 9 Although the worst of the recesion appears to be over, -economists are, predlctlng that economic recovery wlll be graduai.1 Unemployment, over the next few years hs expec- ted to remain hlgh maklng this the most urgent, economlc issue faclng our country. Demuands on the labour market have shlfted sub- stantially and certain jobs employlng large num- bers of workers are no longer requlred. Industries of the future wlll flot depend as much on physical hardware as they whll depend on human skills and initiative. By lnvesting in people, Ontarians wll realize maximum benefits from the overail process of economic recover. A priority of the Ontario Government will be to ensure an increased training effort by industry itself, Edûcation, skills training, and job creation programs provide a necessary answer, but by no means the complete answer to future economie challenges. Real growth and lastiag jobs can be created through economie recovery and subsequent private sector growth - not through governinent initiatives alone. We must think in terms of resear- ch and production with innovation, flexibllty'and entrepreneural skills ultimately being the deciding factor in ereating employment and spurring economuc recovery. By improving skill mix, mobllity and productivity of Ontarians, the functioning of the labour market and the quality of the work force wiIl be enhaneed. The provincial governâment has taken a lead role In formulating policies which'wil reduce economic, structural and social constraînts on the adopting of these new technologies. Both the provincial and federal governments have contributed equally to the. Canada/Ontario Ernployment Development Program. A total of $20 milion has been lnvested to create productive em- ployment- for those unemployed individuais who have, exhausted their unemployment insurance benefits or who are currently recelving social, assistance. Particlpatlng employers in the program include established non-profit organizations, reglstered businesses, partnershlps, churches, cor- porations, individuals and federal, provincial and municipal governments. Through the Canada/Ontario Employment Development Program, funds' have been provided te municipalities, non-profit organizations, private sector participants and g'overnment ministries. As of June 22, the total value of approved COEb projecta was $391.8 million which represents 24,2e8 new jobs for Ontarlans. In addition toparticipation in the COED programn, Ontario expects te spend an addltional $50 million to fund 7,500 immediate new jobs thrugh the BILD program. In the recent Ontario Budget, the Tréasurer an- nounced that an additional $24illion would be allocated to create 7,00o short-term jobs this year. Employment challenges wlll remain with us for some time te, come, and it is only through positive policies and actions that we, in Ontario, will meet these challenges. A Research Paper, "dSkills Training: Programs and Initiatives in Ontario," has been prepared te highlight the varlety of programs which have been lnitiated to deal with this critical issue facing a large number of Ontarians. Copies, of this Report are available at my Riding Office, 27 Station Plaza in Ajax for your review. TV STAR IN OSHAWA