WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1992, PAGE 19 Intimd- ýay wë& -u pan The Town of., Whyhas proclâimedthe week of, Feb. 9-15' 'Wl"tby Junior' Chaznber-, c"f Commerce/Jaycees: Week? The Whitby -Junior, Chamber of Commerce/iaycees was formed in Wib in 1966,' with Dennis Stevens as the first'president. Since, theni, .the ',Whitbyunit has' been involved i, i many. -community events such as the annual Whitby Santa Clausý parade, fundraising events for organizations suchas the Whitby Canerai Hospital's First Clams Fund, and ail-candidlates' forums for municipal' provincial- and federal elections. The Junior Chamber of: Cemtrmerce/Jeycees is an organization--dedicated.te the Ieadershiý developmâent of its- members. 'The -organization has been :developiîng, the leadership potential of yo ung men and wvomen for over 50 years around the, world. It was established in 1915 and has, grown .te close to 400,00 members in 80 countries world-wide. The Canadian, Junior Chamber of Commerce is'closely aligned with, the Canadian Ohamnber of Commerce, hence the name 'Junior Chamber.' The Junior Chamber offers the. .future ,leaders of business, industry and,.poitics a chanhce tet develop te their full potenttial. Many prominent,,World* leaders in each cf thes e three'areas began their' careers in the, Ju'4ni.or Chamiber. The -Junior Chamnber/Jaycées offers' one advantage te its members - oppo rtunity. Each memâber can -choose areas of' opportunity in which they want to-be involved. Becoming a leader is a châllenge. A seieëscf timely, exciting and challenging somim are offered to, expand. each member'sj, professional and-personal skills throughout the year.ý Community projects give each meniber v practical experience in. the areas of project management, public irelations, fin= cilplann Mig and human resources management. On Thursday,,Feb-ý 13, an introduction night Will be 'held at the Whltby Chatnber of Commerce ofice at 128 IBrock St. S. in Whitby, ýbeginning at 7p.m The'Junior Chamber/Jaycees are looking toupdate the current membershp ffuture-leaders. Thy aeloig forVa'ugan dyrnamic mon ý and,ý< women between ages 18 and 39 te help expand the Junior Chaniber team. During,.the evening there wil be a nostalgic look, at te pat 25 yemarad anup'date, on sore fuueprqjects. They wiilals'o look at some courses o'ffered .to their memnbership,. For more information cal president Bruno Scanga a 430-1944." 79 B DUR.WOHAWA 404 ODGE5 * CHRAIG EASYSLE se DNT ELI z' White CRAFTS & NURSERY SALES LTO; A - FLORIST QUALITY GA -Choose from plnks,,whites, rods & bicolours Foiled & decorated for givlngl -Lonlasting glft plant ONLY........ 1 - -1 9 'ea. Elegantpik& white blooms Longlasting beauty 9 Decorated for givng $ oNL ......I. 2 9ea CINERARIA -Daisy lîke flowers ln startling blues, pinks & purpes - Foilodfor Ugui ving with plck&bowea. Ysllows, wlues. mauves & morel Daisy, Pon Pomp & Anemone Foti wthik-Iel for gift givng$ BASKE.TOF Choose trom colourful Primula, Spring Flowsrlng bulbs wfth pick ad ed basket $ ea 3-4' TALL, TROPICALS- Choase from Yuca p, eeeed SBenjamine. SchlferArbrc OUR ENTRE SELECTI O0F REGULARLYPRICE2999 PLANTS: SALE. 1/2PRICE BUTTERFLY PLANTS -East t grw vrie 91Nephtytis wlth Our re9 12.99ea. SALJE......... f45%OFF fYUCCA-CANES /,Y. posw*hý3 ' &V1cane O toped~,t spkeyblueish esl or bllgt Inreci locations kSALE..- WHITE WICK ERý 4 PIECE SET SL j_2-Armchairs i -Settee A E 1 -Coff os Table- Cushions extra., u0 rg228W96et 000 I PREMIUM WILD luIBIRD FEED, o mm &10% IMPERIAL WHIE 'WICKERý 4 PIECE SET 2-Armchairs »1 -SotteeS AL 1-of eTable , AL A Cuhosextra N urreg. 93999set. k SET Mon. to Fr1. 9:Oa.m.-900Op. Set., 'jSun. & Holdays SALËENH08FEU. 20,^1992.. i îrEr STO rY~fMON Akil n- O *WHITBY 1243 Dundes St. E W.,of ThIclon Rd. OSHAWA 300 Tauinton Rd. E. f OSSLANDAD - N -. MW 2 E TAUNTON RD 01 ALI PRODCT AVAILA8LE-AT OUR Rison& Taunton W hII KENNEDYRD,,QUEENSWAYOORAW A FURNITURE SOLDAT NWIKEREDYH&WU ppie ~THE OUEENSWAY STORES.V A . OPEN SUNDA .J. hI2e ws~~-l "'. l r ntaýu, FSa le QW .Lici, CHALI WHMY MRE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBIRUARY 12, 1992, PAGE 19 zi lu mi 1 1 1 'l i -: 4-6 ti