Durham College ]Expands friday mornlng, Ruth Milne, Chairman of the Durham Colege Board of Governors, and Sam Cureatz, M.P.P. for Durham East, the rlding i whlch the College lusltuated, tur- ned the sod to mark the beglnnlng of construc- tion for a new Skilll Trades and'Technology building at Durham Coilege. The Board Chairman explalned that Durham is again embarking on a building program to ac- commodate Its growing student population. The new building will not only bring, increased emphasis on high technology, but will_ provide muc'h needed classroom and instruc- tional space. There will be eight new classrooms, a robotics lab, a process control lab, a drafting room, a fibre optics lab, two electronic labs, and two CAD/CAM rooma wlth a central computer area. The College lo doubling the size of the exlstlng , H-Block machine shop. There wlll aiso be a new precision ._ metal fabrication area, and a fitter-welder room. Ruth Milne stated that the new building should accommodate up to 600 students, 'and 'will alleviate heavy student use of the main building. It Winl cost about $3 million and should, be operational byý Falof 1984. Also partlclpatlng in the ceremony were Sam Cureatz, M.P.P. for Durham; East, who brought , a congratulatory message from the Minister. of Colleges and Univer- sîities, Dr. Bette Shephensoni. Howard Sheppard, Northum- berland M.P.P. also spoke brlefly. Lawrie Kerridge, Director of Planning and Develop-, ment for the Minlstry of Colleges and Univer- sities, congratulated the College on its new building prçgram. CRAFT AND BAKE SALE A Craft and Bake Sale A few tables are stili will be held at the West available for vendors at Lynde Publie Sehool, $12 each.' Michael Boulevard, Interested vendors Whitby on Saturday, should phone 668-3951 November 26 from 10 evemings or 579-5269 for a.m. to 4p.m. further information. -WHITBY FRE 'E PRESS, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 2,1983, PAGE q Roman Cathiollc Churches ST. JOHN THE EVANGELUST ST. LEO'SI HOLY A1Y k903 Giffard St., Whltby I Baldwîin St. N., Brooklln 91, Rlbblesdare Drive -668-3676I 668-3678'* (at MannIng Road) MASSES 56-09 * Saturday, 7 p.m. MASSESJ MASSES Sunday, 9aý.m, 10:30 a.m., Saturday, 5 p.m. Sapturday, 7 p.m. 12:15 p.m., 8 p.m. Sunday, 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. Suflday, 9 a.m., '1 0:15 a.m.,,11:30 a.m. ~,,"K owthtîamwlthyou.always; yes.tothe end ftme."Matt% 28:20 la log -Imm Small Businesses Benefit Lorne D. Maclnnis, cheif, co-rdinator for Durham Region's Federal uins Development Bank, was guest- speaker at aà special, program on profitable business management, held Oct. 26 at the Marigold Dmn- ner Theatre, Whitby. Maclnnis >spoke mainly of the program CASE, ' CounselIling Âsslstance of ýSmaill En- terprise. This program, which began in'1972, is one 6f the services of- fered by the Federal Develop ment Bank. It originally ,began_ with two offices and lias ex- panded to 45 offices that now- serve Canadians from coast to coast. 1CASE was established to provide expertise, by retired business people, to smail businesses' at a modest fee., CASE researchs the general market to see whetherj the business» could be Profitable and it also of- fers guidance in managing business properly. The program operates on a budget of $5.5 million and has ap- proximately 2,000 retired business people on cail as'councillors. These councillors are successful business people. who have* valuable knowledge and information, to, share with the. small, business- owner. Maclnnis also offered many points of advice to our local business people. "In order to be suc- cessful, -you must' run your own business ,- The Residents &Val.unteer Association 0f ~I471S < illa Invites you to attend their "Fail Bazaar" Saturday, Nov. 5th183 ln the newly opened Retirement Villa Gallery 1 pm-4pm 1635 Dundas St. E. WHITBY (Eust of Thloksoo Rd.) Home baked goods, crafts handwork, plants, etc. SPECIAL FEATURE - TEA ROOM with home baked goodies wIIl be serveci fromn lpm.-4pm j