PAGE22, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1987 HELP WANTED MA CHERIE HOME FASHION Show Est. 1975. Join our successful famlly of independent representatives In presenting quality lingerie and leisurewear at In-Home parties for women. Call toll free at 1-800-263- 9183. TRUCKING CAREERS. Driver job training, with placement help is avallable. Complete details can be rhalled to you. Phone Rodgers School at (416) 769-3546 with Postal Code. COOKS, dishwashers, waitresses, etc. needed at Haugen's Chicken B.B.Q. Apply Friday, Hwy. 12 & 7A. OVERSEAS POSITIONS. Hundreds of top paying positions. Attractive benefits. All occupations. Free details. Overseas Employment Ser- vices, Dept. C.A., Box 460, Mount Royal, Que. H3P 3C7. HIRING NOWI Construction (all phases), Drivers, Machinists, Mechanics, Welders, Airlines, (up to $3260/hr.). (303) 452-2258. (we know who'shlinng). TransContinental Job Search. Fee required. AIRLINEICRUISESHIP JOBS now hiring. Big money. Will train. New in- formation service guarantees job or no fee. (416) 482-1500, Ext. 502 Days/EveningslWeekends. A CAREER IN TRUCKING. Transport drivers needed. Now is the time to train for your Class A license. For pre-screening interview and Job placement Information, contact Merv Orr's Transport Driver Training, Brampton. 1-800-265-1260. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST. Experien- ced, out-going receptionIst required immediately to manage a busy, progressive Oshawa general prac- tice. Salary & bonuses based upon ability & experience. 434-5757. BAKER NEEDED to make pies and rolls. Experenced or some knowledge of baking an asset. Apply in person Friday to Haugen's Chicken B.B.Q., Hwy. 12 & 7A. BAKING ASSISTANT required at Buns Master, Whltby. Phone 666- 1177 for appointment. BABYSITTER for 1 & 5 yr. olds. Prefer my home, will consider yours. Excellent hours & pay. Call 668-1223 or 644-3042 ask for Carol. MECHANIC CLASS "A" experienced with Scope & Front End. Rental ac- commodation available. We're still looking - QUALIFY? Contact D. Briese, Port Carling, Muskoka (705) 765-5864 days (705) 765-5618 evenings. UNEMPLOYED? The Unemployed Help Centre can assist with: Em- ployment Counselling, Resumes, Unemployment Insurance, Workers' Compensation, O.H.I.P. and welfare information, or çrisis referrals to other agencies. Call 579-1821. DISTRIBUTORS part-time or fuli- time selling our high quality line of distillers, filters and water sof- teners, for residential and commer- cial applications. Be your own boss and earn extra Income in this growing industry. For more infor- mation contact: Water Purity Systems, 537 Brant Street,' Burîington, Ont. L7R 2G6. (416> 639- 0503. WANTED - man with heavy duty truck to deliver bush cords of f irewood in local area. Excellent pay. CDall 655-8966. HELP WANTED ENTREPRENEUR - OPPORTUNITY Enjoy high earnings in Auto Club and/or advertising. Flexible hours - full or part-tlme. Contact: Kelly at Head Office -toll free 1-800-265-1235 (9 a.m.-3 p.m.) LEGAL NOTICES ©Ontario MGS FIRE ALARM MAINTENANCE CONTRACTORS Tenders are invited to replace fire alarm annunciators at the Provincial Jail, Whitby, Ont. TENDER ORI-86-292. Sealed Tenders will be received until 2:00 p.m. Local time on TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1987. Tender Documents may be ob- tained from the Ontario Ministry of Government Services, Orillia District Office, 24 James St. E., P.O. Box 790, Orillia, Ontario. L3V 6K7. Note: For further information regarding the Tenders, please call the Tenders Office at the above address, telephone (705) 325-7403. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. AUCTIONS ANTIQUE AUCTION SAT. FEB. 21 11 A.M. Presented by MacKinnon Auction Services. Held at Kahn Auction Barn, Pickering, Brock Rd. 3 miles north of Hwy. 401, Ext. 399. Included in this large sale 1s a 9 pc. mission dining room suite, mahogany tea wagon, Grandfather clock, large apothecary oak counter, Victorian sofa, round mahogany table, smail walnut china cabinet, victorian lounger, round oak table, corner cupboard, hall table, cedar chest, armoire, music cabinet, hall stand, oak sideboard, demi-lune table, floral piano stool, pine bedroom suite, oak bookcase, small walnut cupboard, Quebec bonnet chests, original ship's table, harvest table, assorted washstands, drop leaf tables, dressers, parlor tables, oak desk, round pedestal table, child oak bed, spindle bed and high chair, oak pass-through, assorted chair set, in- cl. press backs, arrow back, com- mode chair, rockers, blanket boxes, church pew, drum table, leather wingback chair, pine wardrobe, chimney cupboard, pine flat-to-wall cupboard, pine dough box, assorted chest of drawers, small walnut secretary desk, folding oak chairs, hanging lamps, assorted antique clqck, record cabinet, woolwinders, spinning wheel, Senora gram- maphone plus other grammaphones, large school bell, mirrors, copper sunlamp, Black Horse advtg. - violin, carrnage, cigar store indian, sap buckets, assorted baskets, oil lamps, decoys, crocks, quilts, mats, depression glass & other glass, lead crystal pleces, brass pieces, china prints & pictures and a weather vane. .Partial listing only. New location preview 9 a.m. Terms: cash, VISA, or approved cheque. AUCTIONEER EARL MacKINNON '655-3528 AUCTIONS CORNEIL AUCTION BARN FRI. FEB. 20 AT 5 PM Approximately 150 black & standard gray chinchillas & 22 breeding cage units. 6 PM - furniture & antiques, washstands, spinning wheel, wicker chairs, Kirby vacuum, wing back chairs, antique dressers, captain's chairs, quantity of china & glass. DON CORNEIL AUCTIONEER RR.1 LITTLE BRITAIN (705) 786-2183 SAT.FEB21 10AM Quantity furniture, antiques, ap- pliances at ORVAL McLEAN AUC- TION CENTER - LINDSAY estate of RETA BROKENSHIRE Lindsay, and property of Mr. & Mrs. EDWARD SWARTZ, Bobcaygeon (giving up housekeeping) ladies long mink coat, ladies mink stole, red fox & leather trim ladies coat, new mink hat, oak 9 pc. dining room suite, modern flowered chesterfield (like new), excellent dining suite' with corner china cabinet, desk, cedar chest, console color TV's, Kroeler tables, small tables, oil paintings, spin washer, dryer, ladies chairs, tea service & tray, antique dishes, sterling, chrome set, nearly new refrigerator, chesterfields, clocks, drop front walnut secretaire, drop front desk, modern quality bpdroom suite, trunks, old car trunk, bedding, linen, brown side by side refrigerator & matching stove. A- good sale. Preview 2 to 6 Fri. Sale 10 A.M. No reserve. Call 324-2783 McLEAN AUCTIONEERS for complete auction service. Curnow pays visit I ReviewM FROM PAGE 19 stant tromp- up and down steps to enter and exit the stage, it serves as a fine introduction to the main characters. We are immediately introduced to Algernon Moncrieff and John Worthing. Rod Carley's por- trayal of Algernon, an outspoken, rather ec- centric bachelor, is a good contrast to Gerry Brooks who plays John, also a bachelor who wants nothing more than to marry Gwen- dolyn Fairfax. Fairfax is brought admirably through the play by Jane Edmon- dson who is also given -credit as costume co- ordinator. Were it not for Norma Symes' portrayal " of lady Bracknell, Ed- mondson would be the class of the play. Symes, in her first role for the WLT, is per- fect as the stuffy, often p.m.,'he will be suppor- ted by guest conductor Ian Watkinson, vocal soloist Robert Young, trombone soloist Nor- man Ritson, the Whitby Youth Concert Band and the massed choirs of Oshawa area churches. "He is (Curnow) widely known and respected throughout Salvation Army circles around the world," says. Bill Holloway of the Oshawa Temple Corps. vofplay outspoxen, Bracknell. While most of her. dialogue is Wilde's view on Victorian society, Symes handles the task with just the right amount of pom- pousness. Also important to this deceptive love story, is Algernon's love in- terest, Cecily Cardew, John Worthing's ward. Monique Essegern brings the seemingly naive Cardew to life. Providing good sup- port in a dual role is Gerry Brooks as Lane, the man servant to Algernon and Merrinan and as the butler to Wor- thing. His facial expressions often receive the hear- tiest laughs. The play continues at the Whitby Little Theatre this weekend with shows beginning at 8p.m. Advanced tickets can be purchased at Mid- dleton's. Composer James Curnow, from Atlanta, Georgia, will be a guest of the' Salvation Army Oshawa Temple lgand this Saturday, Feb. 21 at O'Neill Collegiate In- stitute, Oshawa. Curnow, a top com- poser of music for schools and colleges in the United States, will also be at Henry Street High School in Whitby on Friday. At the Oshawa con- cert, to begin at 7:30 Wrestling club year old FROM PAGE 17 This more agressive style, con- trary to popular belief, does.not lead to excessive injuries, claims Smith. "More football players in university get hurt than wrestlers. If you're prepared to take it, it's not that physical." A good way to avoid injury is to stretch, which Smith has his wrestlers do before and during practice. Conditioning, also vital to being a good wrestler, is handled through various games involving different types of endurance. Conditioning is essential, because wrestlers do not have teammates to fall back on. "Wrestling is one-on-one" says Smith. If you lose, there is no one to blame but yourself. It's not a team sport." "But," he adds, "if you don't have a team, you don't have a sport." Because wrestling is an in- dividual sport, Smith sits down with each member of the club and maps out realistic goals. Last year, one member of the club, made it to the provincial tournament and came fourth. Wrestling is at a high com- petitive level in Durham Region because in high school, the sport is taken very seriously. "We have had some ranked in the world," says Smith. Members of-WOWO will be in a tournament at Col. J.E. Farewell School this Wednesday, 4-8:30 p.m.