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SNOWFLAKE BALL The Volunteer Association of the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital presents its third annual fund raising benefit, "The Snowflake Ball", on Saturday February 24, at the Ajax Community Centre. The guest of honour at the event will be The Honourable Pauline McGibbon, Lieu- tenant Governur of Ontario. Tickets are available by calling Mrs. Gerri Flint, of Volunteer Services 668-5881 ext. 323. The Gord Coupland Orchestra will be providing the music for the evening. A hot and cold buffet luncheon will be featured. Your sup- port will be appreciated. ART FILMS A number of art films will be shown at the Whitby Arts Station Gallery Feb. 18 star- ting at 2:30 p.m. These include the tech- niques of watercolor painting, a film on the seasons of Canada, and old houses of Ontario. The film on old houses is by Kim Ondaatje, à former artist-in- residence at-the Station. CHILDREN'S FILMS The After Four Film Club meets at 4 p.m. every Wed- nesday in the auditorium of the Whitby Public Library for approximately 40 min- utes. This club is open to children in Grade 3 and up. Films for February are IVowgil's Brothers, Feb. 7; Octopus, Octopus, Feb. 14; P.J. and the President's Son, Feb. 21; and People Soup, Féb. 28. Films will be shown in the ibrary*auditorium on Professional Development Day, Feb. 15 at 1:30 p.m. COFFEE BREAK The following are the topics to be discussed at the "Coffee Break" sessions at the Whitby Public Library, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10 a.in.: Feb. 1, adoption, with Mrs. Shroeder of the Children's Aid Society. Feb. 6 and 8, to be annou- ced. Feb, 13 and 15, Cake Deco- rating,. with Mrs. Goodrick. Feb. 20 and 22, How to Talk to Your Plants, by Tessie Brant, of the Greenery. Feb. 27 ard March 1, Family .Planning and Life- styles with Joy Goudge of the Durham Regional Health Unit. March 6 tional Yea Bernice1 Whitby Children's March 1 Fashions v Fashions 1 SNOW M The Cour will hold dance at Pavilion, F light lunchi Proceeds fr go toward1 coming Ma. kets are Middleton's Russell Tra WINTER B The m Communityà be holding a Dance" at Pavillion Fe to 1 a.m. T able by ca 668-6610, B Margaret a at 668-6130,: or Colin at will be prov band. SYMPOSII RETA A -sympos about men will be he College Feb p.m. to 9:30 by the Pu Committee Region. ForJ tion call Eli 668-7745. CATHOLI LE On feb. 13, St. John t Cathoilic W are asked t generial mee spring bazaa anniversary the organiza WATE WOR A special workshop wi Whitby Arts Feb. 24 and 2 to 4:30 D.m. WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1979,PAGE 19 Events 6 and 8, Interna- The workshop will be con- r of the Child, with ducted by Harriet Manore Kaiser, of the Carter, whose work may be Th Public Library seen in the Canadian Society hold Department. of Painters in Watercolor shor 3 and 15, Spring Members Show on view at p..m vith Bev Watts of the Station in February. will1 26. The workshop will include Conc IAGIC DANCE a discussion of work by chip ty Town Singers participants and demonstra- are a Snow Magic tions on stretching paper and Scha 'Heydenshore use of materials for othe eb. 24 at 8 p.m. A beginners. theN will be featured. Anyone wishing to register om the dance will for this workshop may call Ti the Singers' Up- the Station Gallery at ritime tour. Tic- 868-4185. available at CASINO NIGHT Book Store and Whitby Arts Inc. will hold vel Ltd. a Winter Carnival Casino 3LOOZ DANCE Night at the Station Gallery, West Lynde Feb. 24 from 8 p.m. to l a.m., Association will featuring games of chance i "Winter Blooz and disco dancing. Atten- Hevdenshore dance is restricted to those 17 - 18.years of aRe and over. eb.17 from 8 p.m. CHAMBER MEETING ickets are avail- lling Annette at th Witby CetrairBsness éryl at 668-7104 DtriCt rB ea t 668-9691, Tony D Iniprovement Earl at 668-6047 Committee and'architect 668-7655. Music David Mills will discuss the vided by a live downtown redevelopment plan recently presented to JMVON MENTAL council at the next meeting ARDATION of the Whitby Chamber 0f sium on attitudes Commerce. tal retardation The meeting wili be held eld at Durham Feb. 12 at noon.at the Chalet .21 and 23 from 7 Restaurant. p.m., sponsored Anyone wishing to attend blic' Edutonor s asked to contact the cham- ublic Education ] for Drham ber office a t 668-4506 by Feb 9. for Durham RTR ALE w further informa- zabeth Gomes at The "Rotary Fallies" hig variety show wilI be presen- the ted by the Whitby Rotary, Ja3 IC WOMEN'S Club again this year, Feb. 8 po AGUE and 9 at 8 p.m. at Anderson lia al] members of Coîlegiate. Wl he Evangelist Featured-acts wiIi include omen's League the Rotary Choir; *the o attend a CWL worid's best piper, Bil ting to discuss a'Livingstone; the Conneliy ar and the 40th Dancers; Joan Rundie and celebration of John Barbara; and a produc- tion. tion of "Cabaret" by the RCOLOUR Whitby and Oshawa Theatre .:KSHOP Cmais 11water colour Tickets are available from il be heid at the Rotary Club members, at the Station Gallery Aoor, or from stores display- 5ingthe "Rotary Fallies" stri :mrvmetAe Comite ngacitc Conservative Association will hold its annual meeting Feb. 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the municipal building on Rossland Road. Guest speaker wili be Durham West MPP George Ashe who will talk about the proposed property tax reform program and its im- plications for homeowners, businessmen and the munici- pality. The public is welcome ART SHOW Whitby artist Peter Van Gils will hold a one-man show at the Studio Gallery in Oshawa until Feb. 17. En- titled "A La Carte," the exhibition includes oil pain- tings, water colors, mono- types, wood reliefs and sculpture. The gallery is located at 155 Simcoe Street South, Oshawa and is open from noon to 6 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday. TOP HONORS FOR WHITBY JAYCEE Brian Tatciell, left, was honoured last Thursday by his fellow Whitby Jaycees with the Narding of his senatorship in Jacees International. The achieving of a senatorship is the ghest honour which can be bestowed on a Jaycee anywhere in the worid. Mr. Tatchell is e third Whitby member to have received this honour in the 12 year history of the Whitby ycees and the first awarded sinçe early 1976. Mr. Tatchell has held various executive sitions including«that of President, has served as a regional director, and is the penal ison person for Ontario. Pictured with Mr. Tatchell is past-president AI McDougall also of hitby (centre), and Neville Clare, National Vice-President of the Canada Jaycees. Free Press Photo VELVET TOUICf Furniture Stripping • No dip *.Unique tanks flow-over caustics process REPAIRED-REFINISHED at MacNeslls Antiques & Uphoistery Older furniture & antiques bought & sold IT.PAYS TO HAVE YOUR FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED" 413 Dundas St. E. WHITBY Bus. 668-5481 Res, 668-6526 I Whitby Community Bingo " Jaycee a Kiwanis " Kinsmen $ Optimists 2-0 JACKPOTS EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Monday, February 12 Lic. No. 235481 FIRST JACKPOT AT 50 NUMBERS SECOND JACKPOT AT 55 NUMBERS No children under 16 admifted. NO ADMISSION CHARGE! HEYDENSHORE PAVILlON (Corner Water St. & Dunlop Dr., Whiby) LIONS PUB NIGHT he Whitby Lions Club will J a pub night at Heyden- e Pavilion Feb. 9 from 9 . to 1 a.m. Dance music be provided by the Fifth cession, and fish and s will be served. Tickets available from Bill atzmann at 668-338, al] r Lions or membes of Whitby Brass Band. P.C. MEETING ""Mihx ricràrirt 1 ý 1 mmý 7:15 p.m.