Gartshore congratulated by council Just as the Town Council began work Monday Council- lor Gerry Emm rose on a point of privelege and said he would like to make a few remarks before the Council began the more serious busi- ness of the evening. Councillor Emm stated lie would like to congratulate Mayor Jim Gartshore on his return to office. 'The Mayor has been returned to the office of Mayor by acclaimation, he is to be, congratulated and we are honored and happy that Jim Gartshore has been returned to another term of Office with such little effort. We hope he will enjoy his coming term of office as much as we have enjoyed the pleasure of working with him.' said Councillor Emnm. In reply Mayor GartshDre said he 'is honored to have received such an honor of being acclaimed to office by the people of this Commun- ity.' Prior to the final adjourument of the Council Mayor Gartahore said he would like to congratulate Councillor Joe Drumm on his acclaimnation to Council as representative of the East Ward. 'Councillor Drumm said he is honored to have received the confidence -of the citizens in the East Ward by returning him to office by acclaimnation.' The various council members. joked as they pointed out that two members of the new Council were already present at the Council meeting. Theywill form the nucleous for the coming Council and they are just a bit ahea d of time, were some of the comments given in jest. Employment report The number of clients unemployed and registered for work at t.he Canada Employnient Centres in Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa for the month of 'September totalled 9,750, consisting of 5,672 femnale and 4,078 maIe clients. Placements in the three offices totalled 582 for the month, which compares to a total of 1,083 placements during August. The majority of clients were registered in Clerical and related; Sales; Service; Product Fabricating; Assembling and Repairing; Construction Trades; and Material- Handling andRelated. During September, the, greatest employment opportunities existed in Accommodation and Food Servaices, Retail Trade, and Construction. In September, there 20 agreements signied under the Canada Manpower Industrial Training Pro- gram. As a result, 32 people will benefit from both training and employment in the Region of Durham. At the end of September, there were 199 students ini the skill courses sponsored by the Canada Employment Centre and 70 people receiving academie upgrad- ing at Durham College. Employers are encour.- aged to take advantage ot the Employment Tax Credit police seek $1,OOO ring Durham Regional Police are looking for a stolen item which bas been missing for three months. Sometime in July a diamnond ring valued at $1,000 was taken from the house of Cathy Lahr, 7th Concession R.R. 1 Brooklin. The Police last week received"the report that Mrs. Lahr's home had been entered and this valuable item taken from the house. The Jim* D'Angelo model' homne located ini the Garrad Road area of Whitby at Evergreen and Gadsby was entered last week. Thieves too goods worth $700 whieh included five plants and five panels and drapes fromn the It's a trip aboard a space- ship, and an invitation to visit the galaxies. It's the all-new Ice Capades, opening at Maple Leaf Gardens, on Thursday, November 2 through Sunday, November 12, for 15 performances. 'Star Struck', opens wth a promise of entertainment for the entire famnily. In -its opening 'Celestial Voyage' audiences are transported to the' interplanetary Ice Station Zero, a one-of-a-kind place, where robots, astro- nauts aËd magical moon- rocks abound. Fromn there it's on to 'Wiz City)., where fantasy reigns. Everyone's favourite car- toon character can be found here, as well as the Ice Capades' fantastic flying- ballet. A Disco Fantasy' features the Ice-cotheque, a special rendition of today's most popular dance-parlours, while 'Here, There and Everywhere' salutes the dancing styles of several different countries. 'Winter Wishes' offers fur- cloaked skaters gliding atop frozen ponds, an enchanted snowman, and a young girl hoping to become Queen of the Winter Carnival. Then, the finale features the world- famnous Ice Capett.es skating their. intricate precision routine. Returning for their second sensational season are Lynn Nîghtingale, four-time Canadian Ladies Champion and Ron Shaver, 1977 Canadian Men's Champion. Both will perform as soloists, with the outstanding styles that made them champions. Other exciting champions in this year's cast are U.S. Senior Men's Champion Terry Kubicka, and Canadian Champion Don Knight. In addition to the show's featured champions there are a variety of talented and captivating performers. For, laughter, nothîxng beats the comedy antics of veteran entertainer Terry Head with his lovely wife, Gisela, and for grace and beauty with a touch 0f modern dance, it's Sarah Kawahara. Other featured artists include adagio skaters Don and Charlene, vivacious Janet Runn, zestful David Kirby, and the lovely Kathy Fahlgren. Teenage juggler and world-record-holder Albert Lucas returns with his brother David, whle the high-flying Randels and their trampoline add a very special touch. Another funnybone-tickler is the tumbling-clown, Peluza. Sarah. Kawahara WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNES1)AY. OCTOBER 25, 1978, PAGE 15 R. A. HUTC-HLSON CHAMPS This group of happy boys is the R.A. tHutcnison Junior Soccer chanipionship team. In the back row, left to right, are Glenn Mizen, Darren Short, David Murphy, Danny Love, Dale Ventry, Fergus McCartan, Scott Crowell, Jeff Reddon and Coach Salvatore Palazzolo. In the front row are: Brian Watson, Sarnmy Dodd, Jason Bruneau, Billy Kellestine, Glenn bx'hIko, David Murphy, Stephen Blanchard and John Curry. Program which provides a tax advantage to employers who hire unempiloyed individuals to fi newly created jobs. Employers interested can contact Mr. John Wyatt at 579-9402. 0f interest to 'area employers is the Job Exper- ience Training program. This program is designed to help .young people entering the labour market to obtain their first job. Employers in the private sector who would be able to provide an entry job for a young person 16 to 24 years of age, without displacing- any of their regular work force, may be eligible for financial assis. tance under this program. The Canada Employment and Immigration Comm- ission will provide to elii* employers a subsidy of 50,~ of the trainee's wages to a maximum of $1.50 per hour over a period of up to 26 weeks. MADE TO ORDER RUBBER STAMPS 1 Line ...2.79 .2,Lines..3.98 3 Uines..5.02 4 Lins ..6.22 5 Lins ..7.28 £ACH AITUONAL LUNE 991 ALL PRICES BASED ON LUNES UP TO 5" LONG. A WIDE SELECTION 0F TYPE FACES AND SIZES ARE A VAlLA BLE. T.P. DISTRIBUTING (mfgs. custom & stock rubber stamnps) 725-21-38 Free delivery -- Cali any time ELECT mi EBURGESS A CONCERNED RESIDENT WITH A PROVEN TRACK RECORD 0F COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT. COUNCILLOR CENTRE WARD Mike "ruesle eeklug te b. lv..en 18cloute serve oýs yor CentreWord Reproeentollve au WwblyCesucl It's spaceship trip at. Ice Capades,,Nov. 2-12 brook Street S. 6684807 bel ou*elarge, glet eue saoUl fret