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<Arby' s -opens hiWhitby Mai The fast food outiets of Whitby and the surrounding area have a new competitor with the recent of- ficiai opening of Arby's Roast Beef Restaurant in the Whitby Mail. Mayor Bob Attersley was on hand to eut the ribbon made of 100 $1 bills which were donated by Arby's to the Whitby Senior Citizen's Activity centre. Taking part in the ceremony are (from left to right): Tony Lang, president of Tije Limited, the owners of the mail; Don Post, president of Thickson Road Restaurants Limited, owners of the outiet; Attersley;, outlet manager Mike Brown; hostess Becky Andrews; and, manager Ian Bulloch. This is the first of 25 Arby's outiets to be built across southern Ontario over the next fiveyears and ac- cording to Post.the Whitby outiet broke ail international records for the company during its opening week. Even the staff of their major competitors came by throughout the week to try out the new boy on the block. -Free Press Staff Photo Thievess'teal team' s sweaters Police could end up looking for an entire team 0of thieves after a batch of lacrosse'sweat- ers were stoien recen- tly. According to a spokes- man for the Durham Re- gional Police Force the sweaters were in a, car parked àt Wiilow Park on Rossland Road be- tween 9:30 and il p.m. on September il. The 18 sweaters belong to a club sponsor- ed by Andrew Antenna piaying in the Whitby Garrard Road Minor, Lacrossè Association. They are red in color and have a roadrunner crest on the front.. Police said that sweaters numbered 1 to 12, 14 tg 17, '19 and 32 were taken. Their value was estimated at $426. The theft was report- ed September 14. WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER .22, 1982, PAGE 5 ToastmistresWeek in Whitby By BETTY DUBOWSKI Whltby Toastmlistress Toastmistress clubs ahl around the world will be celebrating Inter- national Toastmistres Month sometime during the month, of October. The mayor's office will be proclaiming the Iast week of. October as "'Toastmistress Week in. Whitby."1 This club will also of- fer some insight into the ,aims and objectives of the organization with a display at the Whitby Public Library during Toastmistress Week in Whitby. There will be a variety of material to get,ý your acquainted >Why not drop into the' library during the week of October 25. to 29 and find out about a very in- I teresting way to im- prove your self-confi- dence and communica- tion skills. Club meetings are heid every first and third Tuesday at the Earl of Durham Rest- aurant, 227 Brock Street South, Whitby, ecom- mencing with fellowship at 6 p.mù., dinner at 6:30 p.m. Two special guest nights are planned for October 5 and 19 and the public la welcome to at- tend any of our meet- ings.. Membership chair- man, Betty Dubowski, can be reached at 668- 8564 and she wil be pleased to'offer any fur- ther information' about the organization. [OMMERIIFI. IH..W ALLPAPER CENTRE WALLPAPER CENTR E *AJAX OSHAWA SCARBORO 1313,Harwood N. 140 Simcoe s.1 553 Markham Rd. (Just N. of Hwy. 401) (Just S. of John St) (Just S. of Lawrence) 686-719 579-1655 431-4458 open Th*rS.,& Fr1. Nights 'lTii 9:00 Il h Il I h i * I FrmeFOR i WflIç « i , FrameMoulding Speocial (Thiig offer iied to ful Service studi custom framin g only.> Customer wili be charged for higher prlced ftrame. With this coupon lonly. Of fer expi res'Sept. 30/82. Portrait - Wedding Photography 668-7100 103 Byron St. S., Whitby 218 HARVVOOD AVE S AJAX SHOPPING PLAZA TELE.PHONE 683 1968 LN ow Àt'*1