PAGE 14, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4, 1984, WHITBY FREE PRESS rNrmp w.. 901 SIMCOE STr. N., OsHIAWA $58,900.00 3 Bedroom Semi, Close to Shopping Centre. Rec room, 4th Bedroom iln Basement, Private Paved Drive. $6990000 Seagrave area, 3 Bedroom Detached, Firepiace Air Tlght Stove, Waikout from bedroom to deck and Pool. Lovely view overlooking river. URGENTLY NEEDED. Homes ln the Whitby, Oshawa Area. Have buyers iooklng to relocate ln this Area. IS YOUIR INCOME SMALLER TA YOUR POTENTIAL? If you're bright. ambittous and have a strong drive Io succeed. oui CENTURY 2 1 office has career opportunhties to prove your worth O~ As a CENTURY 21 sales associate, you can earn up ta your maximur. potential. Well give you the train- __i ng youd expect from Number l in North Amnenca. thie fmancial tools and top management support, CaU us. todavi GOLD JACKET REALTY LTD. 6862 824 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY 686 2 CMA'AS LARGET RAATEJTWEsm . omCMNTNT21. EAU! OPPICE IS INDIPINDEMT OWNEDA LaIDPUT». ý,î 982 ',tM Cen.îury .11 Ral F&LM Cowp.>aum, "Right Acros Prou The Curling Rink" PORT PERRY NORTH - IT'S NOT A DREAM $863,900. lt's a modern 4 bedroom, 2 storey, brick home with main floor family room, brick fîreplace & Insert, dlnlng room, small barn & more on a 200' lot. 0.11 Merv Parchment 668-6171 or 433-8688. REALESTATE NES Attractive .family home, in Otter Creek The arched walkway leading to the double front door of this Whitby property is just one of its fine exterior attrac- tions, and when coupled with its beautifully done landscaping makesi it a home to be desired. This good looking famîly home is located at 9 Mattawa Court in Otter Creek Phase 2. Mattawa is a very small quiet court adjacent to a park. With an asking price of only $103,900, this property represents extremely good value for the money. Beautiful decoration highlights this four- bedroom, two-storey centre hall plan home. Large living room win- JUST REDUCED $85,900. Bright& spaclous detached 3 bedroom home features main floor famiiy room, eat-ln kîtchen. Has WIO to patio & 143' garden. Formai living room, separate dlnlng room. Finished rec room. Choice Oshawa locale. 0ali Jlm or June Gradwell 683- 7777. dows let the sun beam right through to the good-sized dining room. The kitchen, at the back of the home, overlooks, the rear yard and has a walkout. As well as an abundant supply of cup- boards, the Hollywood style kitehen boasts an illuminated ceiling and a built-in dishwasher. The main-floor family room has a brick fireplace and a sliding glass walkout. JACK RANT ETY CORPORATION 34DUNDAS ST. W. WHITBY STOP, L00OK, LIST! 4%COMMISSION 668-4000 There are three baths upper level, ail have double garage. in the home. A two-piece good windows. powder room is off the The basement con Anyone interested in centre hall, there is a ^sn the launry knowing more about main four-piece on the tan this home should direct second level and an en- facilities and bas their inquiries to Shirley suite is located off the spacious recreation Sinden of Family Trust master bedroom. room possibilities. Corporation Realtor, Four nice size Rounding out the Whitby at 668-M85 or bedrooms complete the property is an attached 668-5190.> Fourteen students tour Lynde House, Museum By JONATHAN LOCKE Free Press Staff A group of 14 students from Anderson Collegiate and Vocational Institute and Henry Street High School toured the Lynde House Museum last Thursday as part of Whitby's annual Youth and Civic Ad- ministration Program. The program, in its thirteenth year, "&helps students between grades il and 13 to gain a better understanding of municipal ad- ministration," Michael Gazo, deputy clerk for the Town of Whitby, said inan interview last week. "It is the level of government most affec- tmng people, and for the most part it's not covered -in schools," Gazo said. "Students who have participated in the program In1 the past have indlcated they've found it Worth- while and hèlpful and recommended that council continue the program." This year the program bas taken on an historical theme in keeping with the celebration of the Province of Ontario's Bi-Centennial celebra- tion, Gazo said. One reason for the museum tour was to give the students an insight into life in Whitby 100 years ago to aid them in acting out a mrock council meeting dealing with town affairs of that time period. The positions acted out by the students have already been drawn from a hat, with desigilations of mayor, councillors and depar- tment heads. The mock council meeting will take place on May 2 at 7:30 p.m. in the Whitby couneil chambers. One half of the Lynde House tour was! condue- ted by Margaret Ken- nedy, who highlighted the, many interestlng features of the musei"nm located at 960 Dun<i,-.y st. W. The house was build by Jabez Lynde around 1812. Lynde, who emigrated from New York State in the early 1800's with his wife Clarissa, son Sylvester and father, acquired ownership of the land in 1811. The home is of Georgian architectural style with Neo-classical features. Gazo cails the Youth and Civic Ad- ministration Program "ivery unique" and feels that other municipalities could benefit by instituting it in their areas. The program is run from March 1 to May 3 every year', with the .14 studen- ts meeting every Thur- sday from 2 to 3 p.m. for seminars and tours. The students who par- ticipate are thoee who have expressed. a par- ticular lnterest .In municipal goverrnment. ., , REALTOR PATTI SIMPKISS ATTENTION VENDORS URGENTLY REQUIRED 6V A RETIRING COUPLE ýA 3 Bedroom home located within walking distance to Downtown Whitby. My Clients have ail Cash, and a closing date to suit your needs. For a confidentlilf ree ap. prasil please caîl Patti Slmpklss Broker 668-6337. 24 Hours answering Service. "7777"rlý . . lý ý 1 . .,< 1 'l ý-,- - ".. ,, -_ ý 4-