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PL ?tý ! l"M , k,-, -+ -,A , 41 1ý- WNty FeeProseWeçlnpda, Maroh 16,1904, a9 Weapons charge- laid LOCAL STU DENTS got a chance to see Whitby business in action recently through a Job Shadow program organized by Whitby's two Rotary clubs. These girls are watchlng a mechanic at Motor City Satum-Saab-Isuzu. Photo by Jeremy Dmsar, Whltby Free Press Bell s grace period soon over With thé end of 'gracé' dialing period for the 416/905 area code split fast approaching, Bell Canada urges its customners te make thé necessary dialing changes te avoid any potential last-ininute problems. Effective March 26, misdialed calîs placed to area codes 416 and 905 will eithte not hé connected or will reach a recording instructing thé customer to redial using the correct area code. While thé area code split has gene smoothly to date, many customers have not taken thé tim to add the 905aréa code (where necessary) to their teléconmmunications equipment. As well, ongoing trafflc studies by Bell' network services Big Brothers will celebrate 25th year, departmént indicate that very few customers are diahing correctly when pîacing local calls between area codes 416 and 905. To assist those custoîners who have not yet made the change, Bell bas recently introduced a ' branding' message, played before a customer's oeil i. completed. Thé message reminds the custorner to insert the proper area code before thé sevén-digit number when placing local calîs fromn area code 416 to 905, or 905 to 416. A 70-year-old Coron ation Road man faces a charge of pointing a fn'roarm and possession of wea- pons dangerous after a dispute wvith his wife March 7. The wifo told police that after the argument her, husband remo- yod a -long-barrellod gun from a sheif, pointod it at hor and thon left the house with it. Ho had a physiother.apy appointment at Whitby Gêer apital. Police woro called and the man was intoroepted at the hospital but by that time hoe didn't b~ave the gun. Ho told police whoro ho'd lft it and it was recovored withut frther incident. No one was hurt in the in- cident. (elehratigl2 Ieors Of Business NOW BOOKMG UNGROUND POOLS FOR SPRING! Cali for details. THE STOVE DEN 133 Taunton Rd. W. (Just West of Simcoe) ÉMe 571-0189J THIS WEK ONL OnIy r F& Reg. 1.15 Lit e3 haes pr custouno 4 M»i.4 Oiud Réàý COOKIES ony 99 F« 6 WVg/ 12 mai Reg. 2.69 Undt 3 dozen per custoine 138 Hop s 5 StreWib Thé Big Brothers Association of Oshawa-WMhy will clébrate its 25th anniversaI7y with a special dinne n ednesday, March 23 at thé Royal Canadian Légion, Sirncoe Street South, Oshawa. Former and current board inémbérs, staff, big and little brothers and community mem- bers will honour long-ténn members and celebrate Big Brothers' many sucoessfu matches and achievements. A 25th commemorative pin has béen designed and will hé available for purchase. For more information, te obtain tickets or te, purchase a pin, contact Big Brothers at 579-2551. ýWInterpro vincial Pipe Line Imc.ý announces grant applications arc now being accepted for the 1994 Community Based Environmental Initiative Program w4ý At Interprovincial Pipe Line, we believe the solutions to today's environmental problemns can be found through the ideas and commitmnent of ail Canadians. The Community Based Environrnental Initiative is a grant programn designed to encourage local projects that will enhance and protect the environment along our pipeline route, as well as generate public awareness of environmental issues. Grants up to $5,000 are currently available to groups demnonstrating financial need for projects to be implemented at the local level. Funding is provided to community groups such as youth clubs, service clubs, volunteer orgariizations, schools or school boards, environmcental groups and municipal councils. Initiatives supported in the past have ranged from the development of an educational project on wildlit'e to the construction of interpretive nature trails. Other ideas include: cleaning up a local stream or roadside; planting trees to enhance a natural area; providing educational material for a local library or school. Deadline for grant applications is April 30, 1994. Please contact Scott Brummet at (403) 420-5306 (collect> for more information or to rcquest an application form. Please address any correspondence to: IPL Community Based Environmental Initiative Program P.O. Box 398 Edmonton, Alberta T5J 2j19 Attention: R. S. Brummet THE WO...' Un.mit . 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