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PAGE 14, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1979, WHITBY FREE PRESS Whi*tby se The Whitby schools wlll stress activities that involve students demon$trating special skills. and intereits during Education Week. These activities range fromn fashion shows to concerts. The schools invite ail interested people to participate ini tli activities at the school in their area. The followlng Is a list of the activities planned for each school: Kathleen Ro we Memorial School - On Monday at 9:30 ar. and 1:30 p.m. a drama group from the sehool will be presenting a play. The Kindergarten class will be assisting with music at the presentation. On Tuesday parents of students in grades 1 to 3 andèin the Behavioural Class are invited to visit during school. hours. On .Ohoo is plaI Wednesday a folk- dance display wili be held at 2:30 p.m. Students are requested to bring their parents to the Open House to be held on Thbursday evening fromn 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. King Street Public School - wil be holding an Open House on Tuesday from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. and from 1:30 - 2:15 p.m. Whitby Senior Public School - will be holding an Open House on the Wedne9day evening between 7:00 anti 9:00. Included in the eyvýçang's 8ýctivities wilI be a book diviey and. sale, a French cafe, a diffIay of science fair projects, a faijiion show and individual classioom displays. Dr. Robert Thornton Public School - The students will be Education WeekApril 22-ý28 presenting a spring concert in the sehool auditorium on the Tuesday evening beginning at 7:30 p.m. Palmerston «Avenbe Public School - Un the. Tuesday evening studehits are invited to bring their parents to an Open House fromn 7:00 - 9: 00. Included in the evening's activities will be a mother and daughter volleybal, game and a father and son floor hocke'y game. On Thursday morning from 9:.30 - 10:30 a.m. there wilI be a music programn consisting of selections by a recorder group, heri4age songs and adî9p1ay of home-made ancient, instrumàents. From' 10:50 - 11:20 a.m. there will be a gymnastics demonstration. E. A. Fairman Public School - Parents are invited to an Open lHouse on Wednesday from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. to see the "lschool in action". There will be a choir performance at 10:30 in the mrnrng and a ym display at 11:30 a.m. in the gymnasium. Meadowcrest Public School - During Education Week grades 7 and 8 students wilI be going out to visit in the community. Parents of students in grades 4 to 6 will be invited into the sehool to work with students in the school setting. West Lynde Public School - An Open House will be held on Monday from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. There will be performances by the band and the girls gYmnastics team, plus displays of science and art ac- tivities by the intermediate level students.'.On Tuesday, from 2:30 - 3:30 p.m., .the primary classeS Winl be presenting a display of musical activities, parachute activities, gymnasties and folk dancing in the auditorium. On Wednesday evening from, 7:00 - 8:30 there will be displays and performances by the band, gymnastics team and other interest groups. Florence M. Heard Public School - An Open House for the parents of gra«ês 4'6'sù'deiiti will be held on Wednesday night from 7:00 - 9:00. The Open House for parents of Kindergarten to grade 3 students will be held on Thursday night from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Anderson Collegiate - will be holding its Open' House on April 26th at 7:30 p.m. Whitby's Bible Socieety walk-a-thon its set for May5 PRESENTS <h>""A TOAST TO SPRING BALL" i~eRATURING ART HALLMAN'S CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA Saturday, April 28, 1979 9p.m. to la.m. IROQIUQIS PARK ARENA, WHITBY. Attendance draw for $100.00 at 9p.m. Six other cash draws of $25-00 and .$50.00 throughout the evening. Main draw at la.m. is a ZENITH 26" COLOR T.V. Console model with Remote Control. Food Included - Dress Optional -' Bar 'Facilities $W0Oper couple ALL PROCEEDS FOR COMMUNITY PROJECTS For Reservations Please Cali: W. Schatzmann Real Estate - 668-3338 John Townsend - 668-4465 Bill Whittick - 655-3166 WHITBY LIONS CLUB MEMBERS LIC: 235464 The Whitby branch of the Canadian Bible Society will be holding its annual walk-a- thon and bike-a-thon May 5, to raise $3,500. The money will be used to purchase 25,000 Gospels for Kinyarwanda in Rwanda, Africa. The walk-a-thon. and bike- a-thon will begin at Al Saints' Anglican Church and finish at St. Andrew's Pres- byterian Church. The route follows Dundas and Cochrane Streets, Ross- land and Coronation Roads to the Heber Down Conser- vation Area. and back by Cochrane Street with a de- tour to the Emmanuel Reformed Church on Ross- land Road. The first checkpoint is on CnronMinn Rnçad t the 4th Concession, and the second at the Heber Down area. The third is at Emmanuel Reformed Church and the fourth at the Presbyterian Church. The ECHO organization and St. John Ambulance per- sonne] will be in charge along the route. In case of severe weather the walk-a-thon and bike-a- thon will be postponed to Saturday May 12, using the same route. For further information, cali Len Rich, president of the Whitby Branch 668-6227; St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 668-4022 or Al Saints' Anglican Church, 668-5101. 16- year-old ran into car A 16-year-old Whitby Youth ran into the side of a car turning from Dundas Street onto Green Street late Thursday afternoon. l'He was lying there motionless on the pavement and every- one was concerned," police said. Charles Hawkins, of Dundas Street, Whitby was taken by ambulance to the Dr. Ruddy Hospital. It was found that the youth had suffered a badly bruised hip. Dorothy Wilson of Dundas Street, Whitby drivýer of the car made the turn onto Green Street when she heard a noise and stopped, police said. Constable Murphy the investigatine officer said hy ail indications on the pave- ment and marks on the car the youth had ran into the car and was toppled to the ground as a result of the collision. 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