WHITBY* FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1986, PAGE 19 Il Beware aduit phone service Grand Opening Although Liberty Mutual Insurance on Brock St. N. has had it's doors open for Whit- by residents since last August, the grand opening wasn't held until last Wednesday. Seen here with Mayor Bob Attersley are Peter Jerred, assistant sales manager; Deir- dre Magee, service supervisor; Sean Hogue, resident manager; Laurie George, resident service representative and Vince Walsh, sales manager. Free Press Staff Photo Whitby - Bell Canada la adviaing parents in this area that certain telephone numbers in the United States provide accesa ta Aduit Entertainment messa- ges that may be inap- propriate for children. These numbers are ac- cessible from Canada by dialing 1-900 plus the number. O.M. Lyttie, Bell's local manager said the numbers are being ad- vertised in certain aduit magazines and that a charge applies. "The numbers are being passed by word of mouth and people think they are toll-free. In fact, there is a 50 cent charge for the firat minute and a 35 cent charge for ýeach ad- ditional minute," O.M. Lyttle said. Parents may wish to review telephone usage with their children and establish guidelines for alI types of calls. Whitby Jaycees invite new members The Whitby Junior Chaniber of Commer- ce/Jaycees are holding an intro breakfast next Saturday, March 22, at 10:30 arn. in the Red Room 0of the Whitby Maîl Restaurant. The Jaycees are an organization for young men between the ages of 18 and 39 interested in community in- volvement, individual development and plenty of fun and fello.wship. The past year has been a banner year for the Whitby unit, with many succesaful projec- ts including: the Spring Carnival, the Mayor's Roast (proceeds to MS), the AIl Candidates Nights (Federal, Provincial, Board of Education and Mayoral), the Santa Claus Parade, the Postal Forum, the joint Chamber of Commerce - Jaycee dinner with Ed Fulton (Minister of Transportation and Communications), and sponsoring and running the DUTI program. The DUTI programn will help provide alternatives ta driving under the in- fluence and increase public awareness of the need for and availability of the alternatives. The past year has alsa seen the Whitby Jaycees hast the Jaycees Central, Region BaIl Tour- nament, as well as dan- ce and parties. Anyone interested From ipg. I18 can please contact president Bob Stanley a t 668-8988 for reser- vallons. Works projeets and taking eight weeks. ta Glen Hill Dr. and on -Sidewalks will be the west side of Frances constructed on the west St. from Dunlop St. to side of Anderson St. Gilbert St. fram'Boychyn Farm ta No dates have been Bradley Dr.; on the set for sidewalk con- south ide of Crawforth struction. St. fram Bawman Ave. For more information caîl: Rick Martin (416) 581-4205 or Jim McPeak (416) 581-4250. ÀOMIP& WE'RE THE NEIGHBOURHOOD Ç*flh J ~UjPROFESSIONALS 49Brook St. N., Whltby GOLD JACKET REALTY LTD. 668-6221 PERFECTION & PRIVACY $138,900.00 Stunning exec. aide aplIt - OTTER CREEK, 4 pc. Mat, en- suite, main fi. laundry & Fam. rn. direct entry ta home fr. garage, 3 plus 1i 8H. Ige Kit. & French dr. w/o ta dbie deck, cent. air & vac, by appt. oniy, Beverley Farnum 668-6221,666-1253. DON'T MISS THIS 2 INVITATION STO COME IN FORA FREE Hearlng test or \~FREE Check up & cleaning of j your present hearlng aid Callforanappointmenttoday Durham Hearing Aid Clinic 105 Coiborne St. W., Whitby 666-3797 HOUAS: MON.-THURS 930-5 u FR1. 9:30-7, SAT.930 NOON i HONDAHONDA HONDA CIVICSACCORDS PRELUDES FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY KEVIN EGAN'SL-HY2 COUNTY HON DA SALES 40 EAEHR 970 B ROCK RD. S. AL PICKERING 831-m5400 683m2751_______