WFITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESI)AY, FEBRUARY 27, 1980, PAGE 17 Book To astnistress report fanatie haven in Whitby Book fanaties shoiild be aware that they can satisfy their reading appetites at the new Whitby store. The Book Exchange, located 120 Dundas Street West has stacks upon stacks of used paperback books to be bought or exchanged to keep the avid reader happy in his quest for new or old stories on ail kinds of subjec- ta. The Book Exchange opened in January and is run by Susanna Blackburn, a resident of Port Perry and a book fanatic herseif. Blackburn's shop is limnited for space and so as of yet she bas not gotten into selling hard cover books although she does deal in them in her other store, which is also located in Port Perry. Blackburn says that she Local fIErm awarded contract A Whitby firm has been awarded a Department of National Defence contract. ITT Canada Ltd. has been given a $12,568 federal con- tract to supply the depar- tment with electrical con- nectors, the department of supply and services announ- ced recently. The contract was one of the 170 unclassified contrac- ted worth $10,000 or more that were awarded by the departmnent during the week that ended February 1. The total value of the con- tracts was $13,767,673. By CAROL, DAVIS The newly formed Whitby Toastmistress Club is forging ahead. On Sunday February 24, Bell to SUSANNA BLACK BURN takes trade-ins on the books in stock. She selis books for one- hall of their original price and pays one-quarter of the price for trade-ins. Blackburn says that her bîggest problems to date is trying to figure out the reading habits of Whitby people noting that they are different from ber customers in Port Perry. "I'm trying to figure out what the reading habita of the people in Whitby are," she says. She adds that she is not in competition with such established used book dealers as Morgan Self in Oshawa but is attempting to provide a service for people who like to read novels and other forms of fiction although she does deal in some non-fiction. Blackburn also says that ber biggest clientele to date has been, higli school studen- ta. "I've been getting a lot of kids that read," she says. "I can't figure out why this is, " adding that thîs is not the case in Port Perry. The Book Exchange carnies all kinds of books including novels; romances; serres romances; adult books; thrillers; chillers; and killers; as well as children's books. Blackburn says that within the next few weeks she will also add a section of comic books to the store for buying and trading. The books are there and those in quest of words in a row could always visit the book Exchange. ASSORTED COLD CUTS Buy On@ pound and get half pound FREE Reg 2.99 I. 2 lb. Imit Polish Coil Sausage 1.49 ib. while quantilies ast "Freezer Orders Avoulable" Canada Packers Red Brand Beef Wholesale Division K.H. Kurz Foods Inc. Hwy. 12 Myrtie Station 655-3692 Cold Cut Centre &Quai ity Meats 178 Queen St. Port Perry 985-2818 expand Bell Canada is spending $648,000 to expand the capacity of its Whitby elec- tronic: switching centre to handie an additional 2,000 main telephones, Ed Neudorf, local Bell manager, said recently. Equipment is being in- stalled and will be ready for use by April 25, 1980, Neudorf said. The Whitby 666" and "668" exchange has a present capacity of 11,200 main telephones, with nearly 10,000 in use at present. The new capacity will be 13,200. Bell Canada has a capital investment of $12 million in the Whitby exchange and last year paid $210,000 in real estate, business and gross receipts taxes to local municipal authorities, corn- pared to $185,000 in 1978. The increased facilities are needed because of steady residential and business developmnent in the Whitby area. When you eight of the 18 members at- tended the rnid-winter coun- cil meeting held at the On- tario Science Centre. This meeting was hosted by the Don Valley Club who outdid themselves in plan- ning and coordinating an ex- cellent meeting. Al amenities were taken care of and every woman in at- tendance feit that the day was well spent. There were informative workshops on "lSharpen your Debate Skills" given by Louise Pan- nel from the United States; "Evaluation" given by Lillian Smith of Akron, Ohio; "The Duties and Hesponsibilities of Being a Delegate" given by Zella Meyers and "Protocol" given by Dorothy Elliott. The quality of professionalism which was prevalent in these sessions was proof of the high calibre of the entire Toastmistress organization. The benef its reapeci from exposure to these capable ladies 'will be considerable. Ail in ail-it was a day well spent. Anyone interested in in- formation about the Toast- mist.ress Club contact Carol Davis 668-0438 or Lilian Nor- th 668-7479. 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