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PAGE 12, WEDNESDAY, fEBRUARY 24, 1982, WHITBY FREE PRESS I Corridor Capers ,By MARY MCEA(CHERN Cali 7254987 with news items for this column. FASHION SHOW - MOVE INTO SPRING The Henry Street High School Band Parents Committee will present 'Move Into Spring', a show of fashions by Fashions 126 and shoes by Kameka, on Tuesday, March 9, 1982, in the cafetorlum of Henry Street High School at 8 p.m. y Tickets are $3 per person and $2 for seniors, and will be avallable from, band members, parents, Fashions 126, or pay at the door. Floral dispiay will be compliments of Towne Flowers. Door prizes will be presented. Thlnk springt WIIITBY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The January meeting of the Whitby Women's Ini- stitute took place at the home of Bessie Acton, 215 Reedaire Court, on January 27 at 1:30 p.m. The president, Dorothy Gregor, was absent and the meeting was opened by vice-president, Kay Hep- burn, with the Ode and Mary Stewart collect. Four- teen members answered the roll cail, namely a current event of interest since our last meeting. The convenor, Grace Carr, gave a detailed account of Whitby's current events of the year. The motto being 'Today's news is the history in the futuure.' Topic - resolution and current events. The February meeting of the institute was can- celled due to many members enjoying vacations. The March meeting will be held at the home of Laura MacCarl, 215 Reedaire Court, on March 24 at 1:30 p.m. Visitors welcome. Topic - methods of publicity for Women's Institute.' The January meeting closed with a deliclous luncheon prepared and served by the hostesses, Aleta Campbell and Eva Noble. BROWNIE'S BAZAAR The l4th Whitby Brownie Parents group wiil hold a bazaar at St. Theresa's School on Crawford Street on March 8, 1982 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. There will be a bake table, crafts table,- fish pond and rummage sale. If you have any good rummage to donate or would like to bake some goodies, please cail Ann Smolarek at 668-4773 or dorp it off at 116 Crawford Street. Any help you can give will be greatly appreciated. ,CORRIDOR CAPERS BALL It was the best! Heydenshore was filled with the sweet music of Jim Devine, 'The Mad Dise Jockey', and the walls were originally decorated with Rain- bow Snowflakes, carefully designed and paînted by Lynn Majoro's grade 5 class at Glenn Street Public Sehool. Three special cakes were presented: te Brian and Cathy Beckett, who will be leaving our community to live in Sudbury; to Iris Fowler, who celebrated CP[ATION'S GALOPE Wicker, S11k Flowers, 20%0/ off ail Wicker Dried & Silk Floral Arrangements For the best selection ln silk floral arrangements, rattan 4 wlcker corne and see us. L Cusom wddin desgns S ervices CLiLIren -*4THE CORPORATION OF \, THETOWNOFWHITBY 's.....NOTICE O F INTENTION NOTIC *E is hereby given that the Councli1 of the -Corporation of the Town of Whitby intends to pass a by-iaw to change the name of part of the high- way known as Chestnut Street to Regency Crescent. The change in street name wili appiy to ail of that portion of Chestnut Street, east of Hickory Street, as shown hereunder. The change ln street name is necessltated as a resuit of the approvai of a plan of subdivision, east of Chestnut Street, which ln- corporates a newstreet named "Regency Crescent". ln order for Regency Crescent to con- form to the crteria established for a c rescent, 1.e., a s treet wlth both ends terminating on the same street, and to provide ciarity ln determining ts location, it is necessary to change the name of that portion of Chestnut Street, east of Hickory Street, to Regency Créscent. 1-JNU TAE io&r- mi iji0 AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE, that the Admini- strative Commlttee of Council will, at the hour of 7:30 p.m. on the l5th day of March, 1982, ln Com- mlttee Room One of the Whltby Municipal Build- ing, 575 Rossland Road East, Whtby, Ontario, hear ln person or by his counsel, solicitor, or agent any person who dlaims that he will be adverseiy affected by the by-law, and who applies to be heard. DATED at Whitby, Ontario, this llth day of February, AD, 1982. Donald G. McKay, B.A., A.MC.T., Clerk, The Corporation of the Town of Whitby, 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario Li N 2M8 Phone: 668-5803 her '29'th' blrthdày; and, to Janda McEachern, who just becameý 19 on Friday. Blrthday greetings to Iris and Janda, and we'll' miss Bilan and Cathy. Honoured guests were ail our Corridor friends and neighbours, Margo Ashe and her husband-the Hon. George Ashe, M.P.P., Regional Councfilors, the DeHarts, the Edwards and the Emms and our own Nan, Sean and Joe Drumm. Prizes for the evening were generously. donated by B and R Transport, Consumers Gas, K-Mart, Gerry Emm, Wheelies, Pepi's Pizza, Mackie Van a nd Storage, and Attersley Tire. The association thanks you for making our dance such a success. A special mention and heartfeît thanks goes to the custodian of Heydenshore, Mr. Stewart, and to our bartender for the eveming, John DeGeorgio. Your services and help were superb. To Lynn and Lou Majoros, how can we possibly thank you for organi- zing and arranging the dance. A job well done!1 THORNTON INTERESTED PARENTS >OPEN MEETING Everyone is invited to an open meeting sponsored by Thornton Interested Parents to be held i the school library on Thursday, March 4 at 8 p.m., »Guest speaker wiil be Dr. Wendy Roberts, Pae- diatrician, who will speak on 'Helping Your Child Get The Most Out 0f Sehool.' A most informative topic. Plan to attend. 8TH WHITBY BEAVERS & CUBS - BOOK DRIVE If you live in the Corridor, north of Highway 2 and east of Thickson Road, someone wiil be calling on you before the end of the month to collect the good, used paperback books which you wish to donate to support our boys in the Boy Scout program. Please help in this fund-raising venture. If your house is missed, caîl 728-3125 after 4 p.m. CANADIAN TIRE STORE MEETING Residents of Bowman Street, Elizabeth Crescent, Crawford Street and close vicinity of the proposed Canadian Tire Store will hold a meeting on Wednes- day, February 24 (tonight) in the Whitby Municipal Building, Committee Room 1. Ail interested per- sons are asked to be present at 7:30 p.m. CARDIAC REHABILITATION ASSOCIATION DANCE The Durham Cardiac Rehabilitation Association will sponsor a fund-raising dinner and dance at Heydenshore Pavilion on Saturday, March 6. Cocktails at 6:30, dinner at 7:30. Tickets are $30 a couple and may be obtained by calling Jessie Bur- leigh at 655-3738 or Muriel Inche at 728-3707. FISHE ERIGERTO & &APPLIANPTS DNWSORE OTPENINGE Hwy. 12 - iSmlesN. Serlict 48Dnx tet MnWester9Cred niontAe &APPLIANCESPRT COMPLUE OAKI C 655SNEW3233Dý Toast- m 'L 1--- 1 ANNUAL MEETING Famnliy and Children's Services (Operated by the Children's Aid Society of the Durham Region) Thursday, March 4th, 1982 8:00 par. Trafalgar Castle School 401 Reynolds Street (off Highway No. 2) Whitby, Ontario GUEST SPEAKER Marlon Balla, M.Ed. Mrs. Balla ls Co-Director of The Adierian'Center for Counselling and Education and Lecturer in the Family Studies Department at Algonquin College. She was Co-ordinator of Foster Parent Develop- ment at Ottawa C.A.S. Nomination of members to stand for election to The Board of Dilrectors must be.made by members of the Society in wrlting and in the handsvef the Secretary of the Board, P.O. Box 321, Oshawa, seven days before the Annuai Meeting. EVERYONE WELCOME REFRESHMENTS inistress report By -BETTY DUBOWSKI Whltby Toastrnistress Whitby Toastmistress Club members and guests were in a party mood at the last meet- ing held on Tuesday, February 16. It was the occasion of the club's second birthday, and table decorations, bann- ers and programs pre- pared by program chairman, Lee Hewitt, ail reflected that mood. President Althea Dar- wen set the theme "'Together We Learn"l with an aim of. sharing our goals.. Table topics for impromptu speak- ing, prepared by Topic- mistress Betty Dubow- ski, were geared to the aim 0of "sharing our goals", and the trophy for the best mini-speech was awarded to Fay Winters. Toastmhistress Lee Ir'win presented the speakers for the evening who were: Barbara Blair with an oral read- ing; Shirley MacDonald with a prepared speech with gestures and Lee Hewitt with a per- suasive speech. Educa- tional features included lessons on parliament- ary'procedure by club parliamentarian Aud- rey Beard and speech contest by Jeannette Et- ter. ,Grammarian Lee Irwin',explained the meaning of the word "obdurate" (stubborn or obstinate) and the timer for the evening was Fay, Winters. The next meeting, a special event, is the club's annual speech contest. Six, members have thrown their bats into the ring and it promises to be an excit- ing evening. An invitation is ex~ tended to the public to corne and see how mem- bers have developed in self-confidence and communication skills. The date is Tuesday, March 2, 1982 and it wil be held at the Earl of Durham Restaurant, 227 Brock Street South, Whitby, commencing with feilowship and hors d'oeuvres at6Ã"p.m., pro-