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Crrido r Capers By MARY MCEACHERN C2ali 725"967 wfth Items for this column. WHITBY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The regular meeting of the Whitby Women's Insti- tute was held at the home of Grace Carr, 309 Dunlop St. E., onMay24. The meeting openedjat 1:30 p.m. by President Kay Hepburn, assisted by Secretary Josephifie Smith. Fifteen members were present and repeated the ode and Mary Stewart Colleet in unison. The roll caîl was answered by naming a country that Is now at peace., The motto was the secret of happiness ites flot in doing what one likes, but liking what one does. 1 The convenor for the program on Canadian Democracy was Grace Carr, who gave a v ery inter- esting and educational reading on the subject, ex- plainlng what democracy really means in Canada. The district director, Aleta Campbell, spoke on the informative leaders conference held recently in Waterloo th4t she attended. Plans were made for five members to attend the S4th annual meeting of Ontario S. Women's Instituté, which was held on May 25 in Myrtle United Churchî. After the meeting adjourned, a lovely lunch eon was served by hostesses,, Bessie Acton and Josephine Smith, and a social time was enjoyed by ail. The Whitby Women's Institute meets June 22 at 1 2 noon at the home of Dorothy Gregor to join in a pic- nie. Council Columný w Submitted hy members of WHITBY TOWN COUNCIL By GERRY EMM R Iegonal Coundillor Spring and summer bring warm pleasant days but also some problemis whicb require attention such as dust control and weed cutting. When you have a problem, no matter how smail, I can help you whether it's a hole in the road orrepair of a sidewalk. I receive virtually hundreds of thése requests each year and I can happily report that 99 per cent are resolved to your satisfaction. I can take your concern and quickly direct it through the proper channels or departments. Brooklin Spring Fair was a huge success and'the members of the, fair board are to be congratulated for the work that they do. Go-Alrt, the project to bring the Go train through Whltby, is moving along on time.' The regional and local coundil have both been briefed o n the alterna- tives studied, so the public from Whitby is asked to view the plans Wednesday, June 8 at the- Whitby Municipal Office from 2 to 8 p.m.' Let us hope whatever the final plan from Go-Alt the Brock Street South bridge gets to be replaced; this would be a double plus for Whitby. obe.. %GRAND BALL The Oshawa Deaf Centre wiil hold its second 'annual Grand Bail June 18 at the Ajax Community Centre, Monarch Avenue and Centennial Road. The Happy Hour wil begin at 5 p.m. and the dinner wlll start at 6. This wlil be foilowed by a mime performance at 8 and a dance with prizes at 9. Ali proceeds from this will assist in the pur- chase of a. permanent centre for the deaf of Durham Region, and beyond. Tickets at $20 per par- son may be purchased at the Oshawa Deaf Centre, 364Simcoe Street South. For more information cail 579-3M2., .BREAKFAST SPECIAL. 3 eggs, ham, bacon or sausage home fres, toast, coffee with refuIls $2*5O ( NOW OPEN SUINDJ "*Shrimps " Steaks " Sandwiches " Burgers A" Homemade Fries, *Shakes L 102 Lu pln Dr Blair Park Plaza Whitby 668-8672 à Mon .-Sat7~ 6a.M.-7:30 p.m.< Su n.J THE GAUL DORFMAN SOHOOL 0F BALLET presentis BALLET -DEMONSTRA TION '83 SATURDAY, JUNE 11lth Henry Street Hlgh Sohool Matinee - 2:00 p.m. 600 Henry Street Evenlng - 7:30 p.m. Whltby. (enter fro m r Admission - $2.0 Interested in Summer Dance Classes,- Evyening uiD>' For Information Calil - 668-1251 WHIT8Y FREE PRESSIWEDNESDAYJUNE 8, 1983, PAGE 5 Festival of color DR. ROBERT THORNTON PUBLIC SCHOOL The Cheas Club, under the supervision of Mr. Joe Thompson, placed firut at the Durham Schools Reglonal Chesa Tournament at Lord Elgin School. Students placlng flrst in their respective grade divi- sions were: grade 8, Shirley Tsal; grade 7, Rob Robinson; grade 6, Selena Tsal; grade 4, Bradley Klrkton. Honourable mention goes to Tony Kwan in the grades5 division.' Dr. Robert Thornton's track and fleld .team did extremnely well at the Ajax-Whitby meet on June 1. The athletes captured 28 firsts, 20 seconds, 16 thirds and 15 fourth place ribbons for a grand total of 80 rlbbons. Following are a list of the first place win- ners. Hurdles and high jump,ý Wendel Ross; 100 and 400 meter, Mike Mathews; 100 and 20p meter, Jim Breshnahan; 200 meter, Scott Wood; 200 meter and high jump, Greg Kerr; 1500 meter, Jason Gurd; 800 meter and 1500 meter, Chris Loughlean; triple jump, Rob Holiler; 200 meter and hurdies, Suzanne Perroni.; 100 meter and 400 meter, Roxanne Jiwan;_ 60 meter and long jump, Joanne Aru; long jump, Stephanie Sears;' 200 meter, Freonem Neil; 200 meter, Kari Mandrýyck; long jump, Marilyn Ward; 8W0 meter, Cynthia Polimis; shot put, Sabrina Bell; shot put, Dorothy Grylis; long jump, Christa Aru. DECORATION DAY The Groveside Cemetery Decoration Day will be held on Sunday, June 12 at 2:30 p.m. at Groveside Cemetery, Highway 12, near Brooklin. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH Summer Fun Fair - Saturday, June 1, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Flea market, toys, games, refreshments and bake sale. For further information cail Rick Hear- ne at 576-061. Those received into full membership of thechur- ch -through Profession of Faith and Confirmation are: Sharon Allen, Audrey Bentley, David Clark, Hope Clark, Robert Jackson, Kevin Mandryk and Jayne Taylor. 1Received through transfer: Lyle and Gloria Jackson. Received on reaffirmation of faith: Edith Van Roessel. Congregational Meeting - next Sunday, June 12. A special congregational meeting will be held to con- sider the recommendation of the Organ Committee. We will make an important decision regarding our 25thaniniversary projeet. Please plan to stay. for a shoet while following the service. DOUBLERN FSH & CHIPS J N. Hlibut et 'lts lest> musical variety show on ~1: The second annual British and Scottlsh Festival of color will be held at Cullen Gardens & Miniature Vilage, Saturday, June il through to June 19. -An exciting and inter- esting display of British style entertainment and exhibitions blends with the magnificent gardens with al of their seasonal flowers in ful colorful display.. By popular request, the return of the British Crown Jewel Replicas will highlight the exhibi- tion, sharing the lime- light with John Mc- Cready's exact minia- tures of British ships., Some of his' radio con-, trolled replicas wiil be displayed on the pond through the ten-day event, with others such as the Queen Elizabeth I and Queen Elizabeth 2, port holes open and ail lights on display in the gift shop area. Feelin' Good, produc- ed by David Scott, is a the open stage. This delightful m usical will be presented every day, during the afternoon and evening free to ail Cullen Garden's visit- ors. On Saturday and Sun- day afternoons, in addli- tion to Feelin' Good, an exhibition of lively and colorful folk dances of Britain and Scotland have been planned. Ail Miniatures in the Vil- lage, and Country fair are in operation, the CNE flyer and Merry- Information 726-6233 WE ALSO SPRAY INSECTICIDES FOR TREES & SHRUBS.- NO CHARGE TO HAVE THE WEED DOCTOR VISIT & CONSULT WITH YOU. BRITISH &SCOTTISH FESTIVAL W-EEKEN DS June Il & 12 Junel18 &19 SEEM. à *Falthful Replicas British Crow,:i Jeweis *Working miniature ships 0f the Royal Navy & QE2 on the pond. *Saturday & Sunday folk dances of Britain & Scotland Plus our regular dally fMatures " Variety Musical FEELIN' GOOD " Over 100 Miniatures of Southern Ontario villages & Country faîrs. " Magnificent-Gardens Restaurant & Snack bar..Gift Shope Visit th. Weaii & Cuilen Nursery Centre rlght next door .Free One of Ontarlo's major Tourlst Attractions Taunton Rd.,. Whltby < Phono (416) 668-6606 open dally 9am to 10pm - - I DRI VELINE SPECIALISTS ~1016 Brock Rd. Pickering 63863O8E Automatic transmission installed for $299. Forelgn cars extra. WE'RE SPRAYING WEEDS NOW! CALL US FOR PROMPT SERVICE( 655m8888. LAWN CARE PROGRAMS '83 FOR A WEED FREE LUSH GREEN HEATH LWNDOCTO . 1- Go-Round are dellght- lng the children, and the surroundlng gardens are at their colorful best. 0*a 0 POT LUCK AND AUCTION The next meeting of the Oshawa-Whitby Newcomers Club will be a pot luck dinner and auction, Tuesday, June 14 a t 6:30 p.m. at Christ Church, Mary and H- croft street, Oshawa. For more information please eall Community mmmupiomm 'q 1 1 7 l 1 561