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PAGE 16, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3,1976. WHITBY FREE PRESS Meetings for Lenten season to be held in local churches A series of Wednesday noon gatherings for the Lenten season began today at All Saints' Anglican Church.under thejurisdiction of the Whitby Ministerial Association. The meetings consist of an organ prelhtde and a brief meditation starting at ten minut9s past noon. At 12:30 p.m. a noon-hour lunch is served in the parish hall, where the fellowship continues over soup, sandwiches, and coffee. Rev. Charles Hainer of' Brooklin United Church led a meditation entitled by the Riverside, today. The following are the titles of the Wednesday noon meditations to be held weekly until Easter: March 10, In the Desertby Bible society spring rally March 10 The Spring Rally of the Whitby Branch Bible Society will be held March 10at 8p.m. in the Emmanuel Reform Church on Rossland Road West. Everyone is welcome to come and see an illustrated report of the work of the Bible Society in Poland and Czechoslovakia. Dick . Matthews of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church; March 17, On the Hillside, by Rev. Robert Wragg, of St. Mark's United Church; March 24, In the Town, by Harry Inkpen, of Ail Saints' Church; March 3 1, In the Horne, by OHS meetin The annual meeting of the Ontario County Branch of the OntarioHumane Society, scheduled for March 11, has been moved to March 18. The meeting will be held at 8 p.m. in the Centennial Building, with Tom Hughes, Captain May Adnum of the Salvation Army; April 7, In the Garden, by Rev. Keith Elford, of the Whitby 'Free Methodist Church; and April 14, On the Goss by Rev. David McClean of Whitby Pentencostal Church. g March 18 executive vice-president of the Ontario Humane Society as guest speaker. Reports will be given on the operation of the Thickson Road shelter and Mr. Hughes will discuss some of the local concerns of the Whitby area. by SANDRA BERRY Anderson Collegiate Well, here it is, March already, and examinations are soon to be upon us, once again, at, Anderson. A few classes, however, along with the usual review, feature some unusual aspects. Take, for instance, the visit last Monday of a group of grade 9 and 10 students from St. Andrew's College in Aurora to some music classes of Mr. George Quick. This exercise allowed these out-of- town visitors to hear how music students can improve with time and direction and view the music prograrn at A.C.V.I. which is a full one indeed! Il The year five Canadian history course on -Monday, tieshav March 8, will also feature risehe 1 something different as a panel bld tea will discuss the effectiveness draw will of implementing the penal Anderson system in the development late the of the north. This-panel is Volleyball made up of various people place fini from the public who respond- competitio ed in writing to the class, in the best care of Mr. J. Watts, the proceed teacher for this course after tomorrow. the article the entire class wrote on this issue was published in a local newspaper. There has also been response from the office of the Prime Minister as ail heads of fTderal *TUESDAY FAMILY SPECIAL• FREEFx Wheni you buy aThrift Box m un a a (one whole chicken) TUESDAYS . YOU SAVE I• Colonel Sanders and his boys makeit "finger lickin' good" chickenVia® OVER 100 LOCATIONS IN ONTARIO-SEE YOUR PHONE BOOK FOR THE ONE NEAREST YOU. Ken Corner, platoon chief of the Whitby Fire Department, supervises the registration for the winter carnival high school queen contest. Julie Robertson, Linda Porter and Gndy Schroer, alI 16-year-old Grade Il Denis O'Connor High School students, are three of the many girls entered ii'the contest, the winner of which will be named between periods of tomorrow's Senior 'A' hockey game. Game time is 8 p.m. at lroquois Park Arena. Free Press Photo g to sports, activi- been numerous to $25 necessary for a Superteam, as the be held Maich 10. students congratu- Junior Girl's team for their first sh in L.O.S.S.A. n and wish them of luck as they to- C.O.S.S.A. w Blood clinic March 17 The Whitby Red Cross will be holding its spring blood donor clinic at the Canadian Legion Hall, Byron Street South, March 17 from 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. tc 8:30 p.m. A large turnout i hoped for following a success ful series of blood donoi clinics in 1975. Hospital tour Monday 111g are asked to be at the A tour of the Dr. J. O. hospital board room at noon Ruddy General Hospital on for the tour, which will be Monday will be the main followed at 1 p.m. by lunch. feature of the Whitby Anyone wishing to attend Chamber of Commerce is asked to caîl the Chamber monthly meeting for March. office at 668-4506 by Friday Those interested in attend- to confirm reservations. Full schedule of events at Anderson Collegiate Ti