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Report from Queen'9 s Park By The Hoa., George Ashe, MPP PC - Durham West) t Ontario Minister of Revenue Begtnnlng June 1, a completely new program, de- signed to touch ail areas of the province, wifl be i- stituted by the Minietry of Citizenship and Culture. It means* extra savinga for you when vlsiting non- profit musewne and art galleries charging a minimum of 75t for adult admission and/or that have an annual adult membership fee of $5 or more. Beginning ewith the May 5 draw, Wintario tickets wli be worth 50W each and can be accumulated for Up to one-baif the cost of admission or up to one-half the membership fee, to a maximum of $10. Member- ehlp renewals wlll also be eligible for the discount if a new membership as a gift for a friend or relative ie also purcbased. Approxinately 250, museums and art gallere around the province are expected to offer the Half- Back discounts, thereby increasing public interest and participation as other successful Half-Back programs have done: (i) the promotion for Canadian books which ends May 31; .(11) the Per- forming Arts for Sehools program which began in February and which je assisting thousands of students and performing groupe around the provin- ce; (nii) the Half-Back program for magazine sub- ecriptions which wil also begin on June 1. Ail of these initiatives represent the Ministry of Citizenship and Culture's commitment to promote the spirit of creativity, experiment and achieve- ment in Ontario wbile stiil preserving the cultural values of our past. Now the entire family can enjoy the fruits of the rich harvests of our Canadian heritage. Whether one opts for local or regional collections, be it historical or scientific, painting or sculpture, specialized or general, the Half-Back program will rekindle the creative spirits latent ini al of us as it aids in reminding us of the roles played by our an- Legal Aid clinie The monthly Legal Aid Clinic at the Whitby Public Library lias been doing very well. Law- yers working at the clinic report assisting patrons with a wide variety of questions, al the way from family to crininal law. The service allows anyone who bas a legal question or problem to have a brief 20 minute private appointment with a lawyer and re- ceive either an imme- diate answer Wo their question or information as Wo what they should do, and where they should go to get their problem solved. The clinic bas been operating in the library, 7 Wo 9 p.m. on the third Tuesday of every month since January. The last session of the spring season will be held June 21, s0 be sure to caîl for an appointment if you have any questions that need answering. It je planned to re- open the clinic in Sep- tember. For more infor- mation caîl the Whitby Community Informa- tion Centre (in the li- brary) at 668-6531 or 668- 6541. ceetors in the development of our own tastes and spirit of adventure. Our museums are both an expression of our communities' values - moral, religioue,aesthetic, biological and historical - and a reminder to us of our own forgotten ideas and aspirations. Museums mirror the varled interests 0f 0 ocal eIcholars, scientiets and artists and reflect our own activities, regardiess of how important or unimportant we miglit consider them to be. Museums guarantee the continuity of our society - they are meant for ail the people - and they are meant to profoundly enrich ail of 0w' lives. This summer, take advantage of the Half-Back program and open the windows on your past by opeming the doors of your local and regional museums. Get even more back wlth Half-Back - an- other reminder that we always wln wlth Wintario. JAYCETTE GARAGE SALE The Whitby Jaycettes are holding a garage sale at 24 Jermyn St.,p West Lynde, in Whitby, on Saturday, June 4 from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Articles for sale ini- clude healthy plants, furniture, bath tub, laundry tub, toys, games, books, baby fur- niture and many other articles too, numerous to mention. The' proceeds will assist the Jaycettes with many community pro- jects. RUMMAGE SALE St.- Mark's United Church Women's rum- mage sale will be held every Wednesday after- noon from 1: 15 to 2:30 p.m. at the Church House, 200 Byron St. S., Whitby. PHOTO EXPRESS 211 Brock St. S., Whltby 666&3601 BRIGHT CHJLDREN The Association for Bright Chlldren, Dur- ham Chapter, will hold its final meeting of the echool year Thursday, June 9 ln the cafeteria of Central Collegate, Gibb and Simcoe streets, Oshawa, at 8p.m. Guest speaker Peter Taylor will discuýs home computers and their many uses. For more Information cal Jan Pierson at 655-4832. VHITIY FREE PRES&WEGNESDAYJUNE 1. 198. PABR F6 RAISED PRINTINO aBUSINESS CARDS, LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES HUNGRYPOPU FOR UNDER $L045 EACH -$8050 This Saturday and Sunday, June 4th & 5th, enjoy 15 pieces of the Colonel's finger Iickin' good chioken when you pick up a Bucket for only'$8.50. ThaUs a saving of $1.45 this weekend only ColSaniders Rec pe k tm' KïWfî Friedi NADA,,N COMPANY HIAVE A FINGER LICKIN' DAY! Are you between age 6Oand 71?, If you are and you wish to secure a payout annuity from your RRSP, cail: HERB TRAN 668-5968 725-6564 U Mutual Lite of Canada q Product Placement Service