PAGE 18, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 12, 198 1, WHITBY FREE PRESS Police 8ay it bites.... Dog stolen from pound t s Over the weekend, someoe broke Into the pound at the Ontario Humane Society's headquarters on Thick- son Road North and stole a dog. Accordlng to Inspec- tor David Fleming of the Durham Regional Police Force, a person or persons unknown cut the chain on the rear gate of the facility and absconded with one maie canine. The canine is des- cribed as being part cairn terrior, blondish in color and wearing a flea collar. The police spokesman said that the dog had been picked up as a stray by the society in Ajax on August 5. He also had a word of warning for the thief saying the society reported that the dog's behaviour is erratic and has a tendency to bite. Library GARRET DOWKER Hn rte The Whitby Public Bill Turansky, ..aia in Library has announced manager o W. Fran that its main branch on Real Estate Llmted, M I Dundas Street West will Whitby Office, Is be closed on Thursday, pleased to announce rH August 13 and Friday, t h at GARRETT PN August 14 for their an- DOWKER was the LF LO nualinventory. Leadlng Sales Agent 16 *ce.Sot The library will be for the Month of July. Ohaa 79931 oen ofl Monday, August 17. Introducing Ths option available with ail'82 Volkswagens. Introductor ,offer As of now, Ibis new protection plan for 36 months or8QOOO0 km is included wvith the purchase of any new '81 Rabbit sedan orVW Pickup... ctino extm cost,. -inclusive of manufacturer's 48 ho IOOOQirowoao ato *cos Admnjsefe byInternatioal Warranty Comipany Lmm.ed OWASCO An -1Care' I _____668-9383________ *ý TORONTO Aword Winner 1 4 0 I ~361-1128 ____ 'i Carnival honors LASCO Whitby Mayor Bob Attersley and Robin Lyon, the president of the County Town Carnival committee, are seen here presenting a plaque to Chris Schmelzle, president of the Lake Ontario Steel Company (LASCO) of Whitby. The County Town Carnival committee made the presentation to recognize the past contributions of LASCO to the annual Whitby event. LASCO has traditionally made an annual donation to help defray the cost of the fireworks display held on the Civic Holiday Monday that ends the carnival. - Free Press Staff Photo DuPont reports- earning are up MONTREAL, JuIy 29 - Du Pont Canada Inc. today repor ted second quarter sales revenue 26 per cent higher than last year led by a 51 per cent increase in export sales. Earnings were level with last year. "Fibres Group earn- ings improved sub- stantially from last year," president J.E. Newall said, ."due to higher sales volumes and prices. However, this gain was largely offset-by lower earnings for the plastics and films group primarily because of higher raw material costs which couild not be recovered through higher prices. Chemicais group earn- ings increased moder- ately." For the three months ended June 30, earnings were $13,708,000, or $1.74 a common share, com- pared with $13,578,000 or $1.72 a share for second quarter 1980. Six-month earnings were. up eight per cent at $28,446,000 or $3.60 a share. In the first haîf of last year ear- nings were $26,238,000 or $3.32 a share. Second quarter sales were $313,240,000 com- pared with $247,641,00 in 1980. Export sales exceeded $53,000,000. Newall also reported a significant increase in shipments of nylon pro- ducts to carpet manu- facturers. Six-month sales were $596,3W,000, an increase of 24 per cent over the $482,270,000 in first half 1980. "The outlook for the balance. of the year is uncertain," Newall said. "Rapidly rising costs, particularly for raw materials, com- bined with a highly com- petitive environment, have reduced overal profit margins in both domestic and export markets." BRIAN DEEGAN DENTURE THEIRAPY CLINIC HARWOO D AJAX, 68 %à AVENUE SOUTH ONTARIO 3-60741 WANTED HOMES IN WHITBY & BROOKLIN FOR PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS. REAL ESTATE FEE CAL L 668-0515 ASTON BRUMLEY REAL ESTATE LTD.