PAGE 26, WHITBY FREE PRESSP WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3,1987 .(. .a..I.61.? RELIABLE MATURE Babysitter to babysit 4 month old Infant ln their home. Shift work Whitby area. Phone 668-1372. SNACK BARI BAR ATTENDANTS Wanted full time or part time evenings and weekends Invoîved.- Must be 18 years. of age. Apply: Country Lano Golf Club, Taunton Rd. W. ln Whitby. 655-3263. PRODUCTION'MANAGER. Respon- sibilities wIil Include ail aspects of design, layout, typeset, and camnera departments, co-ordinating a staff of 15 employees and 10 publications. Appiy to: Don Smith, Muskoka Publications Group, Box 1600, Bracebridge, Ontarlo. POB iCO. B RE LIABLE BABYSITTER, required ln my.home. Max. 3 days', non smoker, own- transportation required. References requested. Piease cali 668-9759 after 6:00 p.m. OVERSEA POSITIONS. Hundreds of top paying positions. Attractive benefits. Alil occupations. Free details. Overseas Employment Ser- vices. Dept. CA, Box 460 Mt. Royal, Que. H3P 3C7. B HOUSEWIVES, MOTHERS, and In- terested persons needed im- mediateiy to seli toys and gifts for National Home Party Plan. No In- vestment, deliveries or money collection. Cali (519>258-7905. B UNEMPLOYED? The Unemployed Help Centre can assist with: Emn- pioyment Counseliing, Resumes, unempîoyment Insurance, ,Workers' Compensation, O.H.I.P. and weifare Information, or crisis referrals to other agencies. Cali 579-1821. NEED HELP? TRY THE LOCAL PAPER FîRST. 668-6111. ADVERTUSING SALES energetlc self-starter requiredi experience prefered or wiIl train sultable applicant immediate opening - full time - bring or send resume ta: Whitby Free Press 131 Brock Street North/Bo DISTRIBUTORS wanted to market revolutionary new single stage seaied temperature control home growing kit. Party system is, available In stores Ilke 3 King Enter. prises. 71 River Road Napene, Ont. K7R 3B3. RED CROSS HOMEMAKERSM Rsqulred ln the Whîtby area Unlform supplod, PaId, training, Mleage pald. Cal434-8700 NEED EXTRA ~~E $ NEED A SUMMER JOB [X 206, Whitby, Ontario LUN 551 ý61-11I HOME HELPERS Are you a mature persan interested in working with a professional nursing service providing meal preparation, cîeaning, and other household duties for our clients? Applicants should be willing ta participate In a three day training course and orientation and be available ta work a variety of shifts. For appoiniment please caîl: CMCARE 571 -3501 av il l . Li ec e q ies x CASH BUILDING CENTRE IS LOOKI NG FOR 1 'D' driver and 1 yardsmanlperson. Full time ex- perience preferred but flot necessary. AppIy'at store or caîl 655- 3313. WOULD YOU STUFF envelopes for $1,00's weekîy? Send a S.A.S.E. to W. Paige and Associates. P.O. Box 2062, Oshawa, Ont. L1 H 7V4. DEMONSTRATORS urgently needed. Own car, wili train, $7.00 per hour. Cail 273-5259 or 282-2587. RN'S &RNA'S Join one of Oshawa's ieading nursing services. Become a COMCARE nurse. " new competitive pay rates " institutional staff relief " private duty *paid weekly *car an asset Ploaso cali for appointment CgCR MAN VyITH TRUCK wiil do dlean up, painting, deliveries, moving jobs, etc. Resonable rates. Cail 571-1913 anytime. MOTHER 0F ONE wiliing to provide loving day care in my home. Break- fast, lunch and snacks inciuded. Pringie Creek, Whitby. Cail. Lynda 666-1203. (LU>MEMORIAMI In lovlng memory of GARF JOHN- STON. Who passed away June 3, 1985. In a quiet country graveyard where the gentie breezes blow lies a grandad we love so dearly and Iost two years ago We do not need a speciai day to bring grandad to our minds for the days we do not think of him are very hard to fi nd. With love from, Crystal, Colin, Cameron, and Brenda YARD SALE, Satu rday, May 6 f rom 9 - 5 p.m. at 919 Donevan Crescent, Whitby. Appliances, table & chairs, other assorted Items plus more. GARAGE SALE 115 Pringle Drive, Whitby. Saturday June 6., Baby fur- nîture and clothes, Fisher Price toys, books, -tools, and other household articles. GARAGE SALE ENTHUSIASTSIII Get your detailed map of Whitby for 50 cents at theWltlby Free Press' ~OMIMOVM.ONî Skaters 9go to nationals PREMIUM PRODUOCTS WAREHOUSE PRICES LARGEST INVENTORY IN EASTERN ONTARIO VINYL SIDING'6 8Bcolours, avallable, from..... sq ALUMINUM STORM DOORS Over 1000 ln stock ln 5 colours, frorn...................... .19 ea. AGRICULTURAL & COMMERCIAL STEEL.- RooflIng and sldlng, 30 ga. galv. .. 37.99 ln stock only sq. fi ALUMINUM REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Over 200 In stock, various sizes, fiom6 9 ALUMINUM SOFFIT sq.l WhlIte<(1 "x 12'x6")..... .. 4.99 ALUMINUM PATIO DOORS Double-glazed CMHC approved (white or brown>, from.,.... 3 a. ALUMINUM EXTENSION LADDERS599 Over 200 ln stock from ... a Wm. BIGFORD ÀLUMINUM il. R. 3 SvlghtoOn. (834 5 521 &1 (~'CREERI J PRUNITIES HOLLYWOOD CANADA AJAX See yourseif on TV Actors & Modelling Sohool VideolFilm Set/iights Fitness/Sun Spa Prof essional Toronto teachers, new concept, ail ages. Cali Hollywood Canada, Ajax. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 427-5055 Severai members of the Zodiac Roller Skating Club in Whitby have qualified for the Canadian cbam- pionships i Calgary in July by, placing in the top five ini the Ontario competition held recently in Cam- bridge, Ont. Paolina Malandrino, 15, won the overail gold in the girls' beginner class. Cina Schimidt-Hansen, 14, was secondoverail in the freshman clasÉs. Ken Leamen of Scarborough, one of the club's top skaters, won the overail gold in the sophomore class for boys' age 15. *1 Myra Flieler, 18; won a silver mredal in the senior ladies' figures. Barbara Gould, 23, was second in classie figures and Michelle Newport was second in novice, freestyle for girls' age 14. With a fifth-place finish in novice B figures, Arlene Tennant wil also attend' the Cahadian finals. Pia Schmidt-Hansen also was fifth to qualify for Calgary. Erika Singleton was sixth in novice A figures. Maryanne Sch- midt-Hansen, mother of Cina and Pia, was sixth in ladies novice B figures. A total of nine skaters from the Zodiac club competed iný Cam- bridge. It was learned as of press time for last week's edition that two other Whitby skaters, the Bayfordý brothers who skate for an Aurora club, won gold in Cambridge to aLso qualify for the Canadian finals, Tender to, be re-called .It's back to the drawing board on a tender for roof work at both the Centennial building and the Spen- cer community centre in Whitby. The only tender the Town recen- tly received was alxnost 100 per cent more than the estimated cost. Staff had estimated the cost to the buildings at $38,500. (Centennial building, $30,000; Spencer com- munity centre, $8,500). But the tender received was for $6094. The high price is being blamed on confusion with specifications in the tender. Staff will redo the specifications then bring them back- for council's approval. Redmien FROM PAGE 20 Replying for Thistles were Pete Pavlenich, Tom Howe and Brad House. Redmen built up a 4-0 lead in the first. period. before Thistils Pavlenich put his squad on the boards with 1: 01 left in the opening frame. Not content to sit on their lead, Redmen peppered i four straight goals, the first two on 'a powerplay, to sit on top of a 10-2 score at the end of 40 minutes of play. il CALL DISTRIBUTION 668-61-11, THE CLASSIFIEDS are the-answer to AUTOS e HOMES' and everythîng you -might want ta SELI or BUY CAIL 668-6111 - Whitby Free Press Il