2 prospective buyers of boat Bsy Marlo Boucher -'TPr ince Edward Island boat may b. going te the. Caribbean, after al According te Bernie OMrien, Art Robinsonls attorney, the list ef buyèe for the, derehict s3hip is down te two prospects. "H. (Robinson) is in tho pro- *w ces.f seling- the boat and, hopefuOllyt wtIl culminiate in a, final sale seau,» he said. "The. buyers' are not from Canada,» he said, mentioning the Caribbein as a possible destina- tion. .1 When ho first'bought ýthe for- ,mer- ferry boat and another -boat five ypars >ago,,Robinson planned te Ml them as electrical generat- ing stations te an island n the Cairibbean., OBrien said if a sale is made, the. bout, will be eut of Whitbý harbour by the. ond of the month. The amip. must b. r. moved by De. 31 or*b. disrnantled 4y May 31, accordingte a court order. CHRISTMAS SPECUAI. -.UP TO 8 MONTHS. TO PAY, NO UINTEREST! WHMSTY JAIL's new chaplai l Rev. Fred Boom, who takes over.fr-om Rev. Sylvia Dunston., Photo by mak E.uor, WhItIy Fr.. Pre. WE'VE BOXED THE SAVINGS ONE FREE INSIDE. EACH TAKE HOME BOX CHOOSE FROM: 8 Buster Bars -vANuA DAw wf. coLD cr£AM SMOOfl1 CHOCOLATS COATING. -VANUJLA DAJIW QUEN DIPPED IN SMAOOIH CM-OÇOIATE CQAflNG -VANIiJA DAI? Q UEEN LAYEED BEIWEEN CHOCOLATS COOKIE WAFFERS 12 DiIIy Bars 8 or 12 Sandwiches WHITBY DAIRY QUEEN n-342 LILIWHITBY [gjl-HQOME HARDWARE ______701 Brook St. N. 430-0344 Childrens, Eyewear Packages as low-as $139.- & Up. n - - - -e-%. ýVHIT13Y OPTICAL & CONTACT LE CLINIC 9--i-'ckt, Buy one pair of eyeglasses & receive t he second piat 50% OFF from our eeted selection of fashion frames. ((Regular S.V. & Bifocals only) or Buy one pair of soft contact lenses wit/h handling tint & receive thýe second pair FREE or you choice of Sun glasses from our selected selection. Ail this for only $199. Fil out ballot & drop byto our location for a chance to win' Bollé S)'ki Goggles or' $100. Gift Certif icate. <No cash talue.> Draw to be held December 31/91 at 11:00 amn., - - m [ I NameI AddressI IPhone#________ a lý ý .-Il<. ~ U r j Y) Th nuto erie u h Re.Pe oii nw>e.ana Tein ductionpp sevicfoth Rev.Fre Bosm nechýalan a ministry oxpérience. as chaplain at the Ontario Correctional Institute in BRranlpton, aed, bas* had pastoral ;expSzýincelin the Ye ChZerihýn fravenhuMsî* ia ',Bo ~'à - funtorts includeeg lr rligiqus sMrvicen for ailinmates who would like to participate, individual counsel- ling, "and co-ordination ,of volunteer groups and community rninisters in their work with inrnates. Some of the chaplaincy volunteers have more than ton yeSasexperience. The induction service was hosted by the Whitby Fre Mothodist Church to allow more people to participate in the service. The Rev. Rick HMnilton was worship leader and the Rev. Dirk Hlabermahi (regional co-ordinator of chaplainc services) directed the inductio portion of the service. Also -participati gwero Bishop D.. Bashion, i op of the Fros Methodiet Church i aada, 0. Kerlew, superintendent, of, the« hitby Jail;- John Anderson, chaplaincy volunteor at Whitby Jail; Rev. LUsa Barclay, represonting the Whithy Minitoril; v. VictorL, reprosenting thoe hib Ministorial; Father Rihr Walsh, representing the Ontarin Provincial Interfaith Conimitte. on Chaplaincy; Reno; Sootens, Ontario riding hffb; Lv. Carl Bull, representing lthé Tarate District of the Free Methodist Church;,Rev. M. Steeves, director cf chapIaýncy services for the Province of Ontario. I%. speaker was Sistor Joyce Sinnett,, duty chaplain at the Vanier Centre for Wornen. Her homily encouragod people to romember the. pilgrirnage. that wo walk in relationship te our lives and our faith. i e * :-.. VADRME NURSERY LTD Back, by Popular Demand! a wmmw6wm.ý i ; -- - >a-1 : ý- Z- «-l' .- e ýt -* -. - ', . . ý ý-. r ý, -:,! -- ý, ý ý-t