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PAGE 24, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1975; WHITBYFREEaPRESS - Synchronized swimming is not as easy as it looks, as the camera proved at the opening of the Iroquois Park Swim- ming Pool last Wednesday. The second girl from the right, is a little out of position in her leap into the water, but three out of four is not bad. The others are lined up perfectlv. The girls Margo Mountjoy, Diane Moore, Vicki F •EE.. Learn the, Basics of Mail To Box HENRY ASsOOIATE STORE Oshawa - 100 Bond Street West Whitby - 223 Brock Street N. Courtice - Between Oshawa and Bowmanville Stafford and Dawn Twyman, who will be competing in the Ontario Winter Ganes at Sault Ste Marie next February. Let's hope that co-ordination is "right-on" when the competition comes around. Free Press Photo Recre'ion Room Course Building Your Own Family Room, Four Night Sessions at Our Bond Street Store in Oshawa. Course Includes: JANUARY 20 - Planning, Waterproofing, Framing JANUARY 27 - Insulation, Panelling, Windows, Doors FEBRUARY 17 - Ceilings, Floors, Trimming, Built-Ins FEBRUARY 24 - Finishing Touches Just FI1 in The Coupon And Drop It Into Store Or 368 Oshawa Two plaques, one thanking the residents of Whitby for their financial' contributions, and one listing the council members and builders of the pool, were unveiled at the official opening of the Iroquois-Park Swimming Pool last Wednesday. Free Press Photo Grand Jury upset The Grand Jury for the Durham Region is not pleased that few of its recommenda- tions for the improvement of the Region's court house are being carried out. "This Grand Jury is con- cerned that very few of the recommendations made in a previous Grand Jury report of September 15 and pre- vious juries have been acted upon", says a report made in November, "It appears absolutely nec- essary and urgent that Court Room number four should be completed immediately. All zeher three Court Roons are overtaxed", the Grand Jury stated. The Grand Jury expressed concern that the fire exit door at the east end of the building remains a hazard for emergency exit, and there nay be a hazard of falling bricks at the east and west ends of the building because of a need f3r masonry repair. The Grand Jury reported that Judge J. P. Kelly's office and chambers lack proper accommodation for books and filing, and the curtains and rug are "extremely dilapida- ted and we felt it doubtful that the curtains because of the many holes in them, could stand another dry cleaning job". The Grand Jury was not entirely critical of the court house facilities. Its members praised the quality of the food served in the cafeteria, and were impressed by the Cairn of Peace from the World Plowing Match, which was set up recently in front of the building. Program begins International Women's self development and will Year wili end in Whitby with strengthen understanding and the beginning of a new self confidence. The women prograrm by the Whitby who take part will hear YMCA called "By and For speakers, view films and parti- Women". Part of the Local cipate in discussions on such Initiatives Program, "By and topics as Women's Lib, the For Women", is a project changing role of women, if organized to· deal directly skills f wom.n, women in with the needs of today's society, politics, self improve- women. ment skills, working towards According to the YMCA employmert, and family the program will help a management skills. woman gain insiglit into the For wornen with young nature of prevailing social children, a babysitting service attitudes as they affect her *will be provided. Further self-concept. information on this program Various courses offered will be provided soon by the will provide opportunities for YMCA. 3 generations of family belong to Rotary Club spaes iew films andveraryi An induction ceremony of more than usual interest took place recently at tha Whitby Rotary Club. Jirn Town, of the W. C. Town Funeral Chapel, became the third generation of his fanily to become a member of the Whitby Rotary Club, a distinction which is unique for rany clubs. His uncle Harry Town has been a member of the club for many years, and Harry's father, the late W. C. Towr was also a member of the club. Also inducted as a new- member was Bert Foote, pro- duction manager, assistant director of the William J. Anderson Company. He was introduced to Rotary by George Anderson, president of the company; who cele- brated his 50th anniversary as a Rotarian this vear. IPI"ffan has high hopes West Lynde Community Association President Bill Hoffman has high hopes for the Canadian Heart Founda- tion campaign next February. In the association news- letter, he reports that in 1974-75 Whitby residents donated $5,129 through a direct mail canvas. This year, he says he would like to see donations amounting to $4,000 from West Lynde alone. "This is less than $5 per family", he says. Anyone interested in canvassing to assist Mr. Hoffman in reaching this goal is asked to call Karen Kerr at 668-2244. Your Nearest Henry Buildail Mail to: W.F. P. 17-75 HENRY BUILDALL Box 368, Oshawa Please enroll me in your Rec. Room Course. N A M E ................................. ADDRESS............................. TELEPHÃ"NE ........................