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WHITY FREE PRESS, WEIJNSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1979, PAGE 5 CO rri"dor Caýpers News is a littie scarce these days. Everyone seems to bè recuperatirig from the hectie holiday period. Welcome home to the Emrn's, who have' been I on à much-needed vacation., BOY SCOUT PAPER DJRIVE This Saturday wiIl be the monthly paper drive for the Whitby. Boy Scouts. Please have papers bundled and by the. road around 9 a.m. for pick-up. No magazines or shiny papers please. OSHAWA CHAPTER SWEET ADELINES The Sweet Adelines will hold their dance at Heydenshore on Saturday, February 3, 1979, from 8 p.m. toi1 a.m. Tickets are $8 per 'couple, available from any 'member of thé Sweet Adelines, or eall Anna-Jane Sharraed at 576-2358. Lunch, bar and a guarantee for a great evening of fun. CORRIDOR CAPERS DANCE The next dance will be held at Heydenshore on Saturday, March 10. Keep the date in mind, and reserve your tickets early. SEWERS Rernember the Regional meeting on Wednesday January 24, will be to determine the Sewer rate for the Corridor Area. Most Corridor reý;idents already have sewer services, there are only about 150 homes remaining to bep serviced. It is, hoped these persons will be charged in accordance with thé established policy that existed for the already'serviced areas. WHITBY THEATRE COMPANY The Whitby Theatre Company will présent a dramna by Paul Zindel entitled "The Effects of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the- Moon Marigolds" January 30, 31, and February 1, 2, and 3 at the Little Theatre, Centennial Bldg., in Whitby. - The January 30 preseritation will be coniplimentary night for Sr. Citizens only. Tickets are available at Middleton's Book Store in Whitby. Mrs. Ruth Chambers-will be taking over the Column as of the 24 of January for two or three weeks. Have a good .week. M cahr 725-8967 Mental health featured mn new cable TV series A new series of programs on mental health will begin- this month on Pine Ridge Cable TV Channel 10, hosted by Diane Milîs, public rela- tions officer for the Whitby Psychiatrie Hospital. The general theme of the sre s"Mental Health is a Family Affair," and is being presented in association with the International Year of the Child. The* first program of the series will be shown et 8 p.m. tonight and at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, and will be repea- ted Feb. 7 at 8 p.m. and Feb. 8 at 4:30 p.m. This prograin, entitled, "Understanding Adole- scence", features as guests, Dr. Alima Lazor, a child psychiatrist and director of the adolescent unit at the Whitby Psychiat ric Hospital, and Doreen Sjongen, a child care worker, and Mrs. D. Chandler, Director of Child Therapy, West end Creshe, Child and Famnily Clinic, Toronto. Topics to be discussed include growth and develop- ment, adolescence in the family, developmental. pro- blems and how to cope with them, how the adolescent copes ini society and the forces that affect him, grow- ing up, family communica- tion, positive parenting, and peaceful coexistence through communications. The second show in the series Will be shown on Jan. 24 at 8 p.m. and Jan. 25 at 4:30 p.m., in which the same guests will discuss learning disabilities. Among thé topics to be discussed are the impor- tance to early identification of learning disabilities in preschoolers, identification of problems and explanation of early symptoms, and the exploration of treatment through special educational programs and group therapy for both the faniily and child. Teachers -invite public to their PD day Feb. 1$ The teachers emtpl oyed by the. Durhami Board. of Education are, once again, inviting the public to partici- pate in their professional developnient day on Feb- ruary 15. This is the one Prof- essional Activity Day during the current school year that is planned and funded by the teachers themselves. ComTmittees of the three federations, Thc Ontario Secondary Schiool Teachers' Federation, District 17, The Fedieration of' Wornen Teachers' Associations of Ontario and The Ontario Public Sehool Men Teachers' Federation are working to provide workshops and keynote speakers for sonie 1,400 elenientary and 1,020 secondary school teachers. In response to the over- Movies at ibrary The film series "Life Goes the New Morality is the titie to the Movies," is being of the film scheduledfor Jan. shown et the Whitby Public 23. The film-r for Jan. 30 is to Library during January. The be announced. AIl showings Post-War era and the 1950's are at 7 pm. in the program-f will be featured Jan. 16. and room. free of charge.. whd'Imîing success of the Iast two yearà Parent Activity Days, the federations are pleased, once again, to offer the public the opportunity to join with teachers in their workshops and -to attent another workshop- specific- allv desiened to meet I.hp needs of the public. Registration fornis for Parent Activity Day will be available in ail Durham« Board of Education schools early in the New Year. Asplans develop, further information regarding this programme will be relensp-d. I Il D)ATA PROCESSINO SERVICES - PAVROL - ACCOUNTS RECEl VA BLE - GENERAL LEDOER ,FINANCIAL STATEMENTS - ACCOUNTS PAYABLE EUS - THER SPECIALIZED SYSTEMS ONREES CALL: J. Carter - 668-0429 Whitby. O. Fulford- 751-9751 loronio