PAGE, 30, WHITY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23,1988 Com.i glevent 1Tender No. 88-19 SERVICE CONTRACT FOR GRASS CUTTING 1 AT1 VARIOUSSOHOOLS (1988-1989) (Two Year Terrn> SEALED TENDERS, ln en- velopes supplied and plainly marked as to contents, wilI be received by the underslgned un- tii 11:00 a.m. local time., Thursday, April 7,1988 Tender forms and/or specif ication s may be obtained from the Purchaslng Depar- tment. The Iowest or any tender not necessarlly accepted. Please submlt to: D. M. Homeniuk, C.P.P., CPPO Manager of Purchasing The Durham Board of Education 555 Rossland Road West Oshawa, Ontario LJ3H3 Onaro. MG - MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS Tenders are invited to Replace Underground Storage Tanks at the Psychiatric Hospital, WHITBY, Ont. TENDER NO. ORI-88-015 Sealed Tenders will be received until 2:00 p.m. local time on- FRIDAY, APRIL 15,1988 Tender Documentâ may be ob- tained from theOntarlo Ministry of Government Services, Orillia District Office, 24 James St. E., P.O. Box 790, Orillia, Ontario. L3V 6K7 Note: For f urther information regarding the Tenders, please cail the Tenders Office at the above address, telephone (705) 325-7403. The lowest or any Tender flot necessaril1y accepted. FILLER: Notiling for sale here. If you had advertised here, thousands like you would be reading this now. Phone 668-6111 ta place your classif ied ad now!!1 NEED HELP? Listen to the Back ta God Houri Sunday 7:30 arn CHAM, 820 Hamilton; 9:3Oam CKAN 1480 Newmarket, & at 7:30 pm FM 108 Burlington,orwatch FAITH 20 Global T.V. Monday - Friday at S a,. B B & G LYTE SOUNDS. Music for everyone. AIl occasions. Good rates. Ph o ne u s at 668-9697. BAHAI' FAITH. Make mention.of Me on My earth, that ln My heaven 1 may. remember thee, thus shaîl Mine eyes and thine be solaced. Phone 668-7653 or 668-8665. READY TO FEEL & LOOK BETTER? Just ln time for summer. One to One councelling. Nutritional and physical expertise. No'diets. TRY. l'Il help. Phone 668-5176. EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING SER- VICES. Professional consultations, diagnosis, tutorials, and career plan- ning. Phone- 668-8225, Monday - Friday 6p.m. ta 9p.m. Saturday 9a.m. to 5p.m. SPRING CRAFT SHOW. Saturday, March 26th 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monarch Bingo Hall (Next ta Flying Squirrel) Monarch Ave., Ajax. Free admission. Excellent variety, 55 vendors. Info. 683-3738. EASTER CRAFT & gift -sale, Sunday, March 27, Heydenshore. Pavillion, Water St., Whitby, 10 a.m. ta 5 p.m. Admission $1.00, Children under 12 f ree. F111 your easter basket with aur chocolates, f lowers, knitting, stain glass, folk a rt, silk painted clothing, or ceramics. Made by Durhams finest artists. Info. 668-8907. TRUCKING CAREtHS. Driver job training with placement help is available. Complete details can be mailed to you. Phone Rodgers School at (416) 769-3546 with Postal Code.B FREE 1988 guide ta study at home carrespandence dîplama courses fai prestigiaus careers: Accountlng, air. conditioning, baakkeeping, business, casmetolagy, electronlics, legal/mredîcal secretary, psycholagy travel. Grantan(5A) 263-Adelalde W. Toranto. 1-800-268-1121 . B LEARN HO W TO DRIVE THE BIG ONES! DOUBLE "R" TRUCK *DRIVERTRAINING Class "A" & "D" Licence 2240 Midland Ave. S - A Scarborough >Mon. taFr1. 9to7 Sat. 9 taS5. 754-7735 r FASHON SHOW A fashi-on show wfll> be held April 13, 7 p.m., at Boppers, with a $10 ticket ý to include a bôttie of wine and cheese platter. Proceeds to Whitby General Hospital. BANQUET Ail past members of Brooklin Junior Farmers and Junior Institute are invited ta the Sth anniversary banquet and dance on, Saturday, April 2 at Heydenshore Pavilion,Witby. For tickets and information call Debbie at 655-4719. MEETING. The Whitby Photographic Club, wiil meet on Monday, March 28, at 7 p.m. at the Whitby Public Library. Richard* Clarke will discuss his, visit to Thailand. Members will submit slides for the clinic. For more information call 728- 5325. NUTR1TIONý Dietician Debbie Towel will be guest speaker at a "Nutrition Night" March 24, 7:30 p.m., at Faith Place on Williams St. E., Oshawa. The event is being held by the Durham Region branch of the Canadian Diabates Asso- ciation, which will ulso make avialabýle that night the new book, "Food Choices in the Martketplace." Cail 436-6648 for mare information. CLASSES parent education classes ta, assist children ta, become confident, responsible and cooper- ative wiil be held Wednesdays, 7:30) ta 9U0 p.m., March 30 ta May 11, at St. Theresa~s separate school in Whitby. Cost is. $13 per family for a handbook. Call the Durhiam Region health depar- tmentat 683-4660 taregister.' FASITON'SHOW" Garbos Boutique will hold a b6nefit spring fashion show and luncheon at Kreb's Restaurant, Whitby, on Sunday, April 24, 12:30 p.m. Proceeds ta Fairview Lodge home for the aged. Tickets are $15, available at Garba's, 210 Brock St. (668-0053), or the lodge (668-5851). BICYCLES. Large Sellection REPAIRS to Most makes RALEIGH - BlANCHI - FIORO - NORCO - MIELE TRIUMPH - FUJI - GARDIN - HARO - HUTCH Hours: Mon. thru Fni. 10 - 8, Sat. 9 -6 B yS MP EUIPMENT LTD hhL 980 Brock Road, South, Plckerlng 839-5610 Bugelli wants char'ges laid West ward councillor Joe Bu- gelli wants Durham Regional Police officers ta lay charges against students at Henry Street High School, if necessary, ta stopthem from walIng three or four abreast along a' road where a sidewalk is available. Bugelli made the suggestion at council last week after receiving complaints from residents about students walking up Trent street ta, school. Bugelli said he has witnessed students walking three or four abreast on the road even though the Town installed a sidewalk on Trent."There are no bylaws for thids but the police can keep the street free and clear under the Highway Traffic Act," said Bugelli. Bugellisaid one motarist ended up in a ditch because he .had te avoid students. "And ail he got for his efforts was a knock on the window," said Bugelli, adding that when he attempted ta ask the students why they walk on the road he was met with profanity., "The danger there is too great. If charges need ta be laid, the police should," said Bugelli. Mayor Bob -Attersley, who also chairs the Durham Regonal Police board of commissioners, said he would look into the matter. 1W inning w uC etu d in juflC Regional councillor Tom Edwards bas announced that this year's twinning with Longueill, Quebec, will be held June 17 ta 19. This year, will mark the 2Oth anniversary of Whitby's twinning with the Quebec tawn. With only 58 spaces available, Edwards expects the reservations ta -go fast. He says the hotel fee for the weekend will be $75 per person. As well, the return train ride which will include meals and free drinks will be $118. Beer tent receives approval WMhy's operatîons committee has approved a permit for the Brooklin Spring Fair board ta operate a beer tent during' this year's spring fair. -The tent,-will,. be- 'open-! fri--. June 4.- 1The board now must make an application ta the Lîquor Licence Board of .Ontarjo. NEED To KNOW SOMETHINO ABOUT YOUR NEW COMMUNITY? Cal Phone 668-6653 Our hostess witI bring gifts and greetings, atong vWith..heipfu Lcommunity information. HOME INSURANCE Before you renew your home Insurance, consider the foîîowing: Do you have?... eHome Freezer Coverage e Sewer Back-up Coverage eNon-smokers Discount *Monthîy Payment Plan 666-ý2090 NDe.IlaS.0 INSU RANCE"B RO KERS -LTD. 965 DUNDASST W. #200 - WES5TLYNDE PLAZA- FJRST-MID SEMINAR' Kids' Campus Child- Care Centre at 293 Michael Blvd. will be hosting a first- aid seminar for parents- of pre-schoolers« on Tuesday, March 29, 7 p.m. FASHIION SHOW The "Interpretations of Spring" gala be nef it for multiple scierosis will be held at the Oshawa Golf and Country Club on FridaY, April 8. Cocktails, dinner at 6 p.m.,, fashion show. (Patricia's Gallery and Boutique of Whitby) af 8:30 p.m., auctian agt 9:30 p.m., danc e at 10 p.m. For information and tickets cal Fran King at 576-7691, Leonard's flowers Of Whitby.at 430 -2518 or Patricia's at .666-2315. MEETING Ken Lee, who - has spoken about the human brain at educators' conferences across Canada and thée-U.S.A., will be guest speaker 'at the -annual dinner meeting of the Durham Council of Home and School Associations on Wednesday, April 6, 6:30 p.m.,. at General Vanier' Secondary- School. Lee,* who will speak at 8:30 p.m., wil present "Right Brained Kid in Left Brained Schools." TIckets are $12 for the whole evening, $5 for the speaker only. Call 723- 5566. MEETING The Whitby-Oshawa branch Of the Ontario Genealogical Society will meet April 5, 7:15 to 10p.m., in the auditorium of the Whitby Public Library. 'Guest. speaker will be John Howard, past, president of the Ontario Cerne- tery Association. Call 723-7460 or 668-8177* for more inÎformaâtion. SEMINAR Consultant Diane Mattiussiwill be guest lecturer at the day-long seminar "Help, Open la Closed Door: ,Adults Molested As Child-_ ren," hosted by Hillsdale, Nursery School, at the Durham College lecture hall (C113) on April 23. 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