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PAGE 8. WEDNESDAY AUGUSI 8, 1984, WHITBY FREEB PRESS F P CMTG'VENTS CALENDAR STORY TIME Boys, and girls bet- ween the ages of 5 and 9 are invited to the Whit- by Public Library on Aug. 15 at 2:30 p.m. to listen to the stories of Dan Yashinsky from Mariposa ln the Sehools. The program wiil en- tail an hour of story- telling, folk tales, songs and chants. ickets are available free of charge'at the children's desk. For more information oel the library at 668- 6531. The Whitby Chamber of Commers wilI hold a "Family Funi Day" on Sept.- 9 at, the Heyden- shore Park. The day will be kîcked off with a "Sunrise Ser- vice" sponsored by the Whitby Ministerial Association and a pan- DID YOU KNOW that to a quaiified owner, who drives lesa than 3 miles one way to work, a poilcy ls availiable providing $50000000 Iiabiity, accident benefits, $250.00 deductible collision and $5000 deductibie comprehensive for an annual premium of $337.00. (84 Chev. Ceiebrity 4 door used as example). A fur- ther discount le aliowed to abstainers. VFor Further Detals Cail: VICK INSURANCE V101 Dundee St. W. smo. 1938 Suite 302, Whltby 66&3579 cake breakfast put on by the Whltby Rotary Club. Part of the day willl feature field events such as sack races as weil as a square dance exhibition and a break dance contest. There will also be a "Period Costume Con- test" in celebratiôn of Ontario's Bicentennial. Participants should dress in the style favored in the l9th cen- tury. Admission to the event is free. BABYSITTING COURSE The Whitby Public Library will sponsor the annual Red Cross BabySitters' Course for children aged 12 and over. This eight-week cour- se will be held on Tuesday evening froM 7 to 8:30 p.m. beginning Sept. il. Registration for the course will be accepted after Aug. 20 at the children's desk. There will be a $7 materials fee payable uponu registration. Only 20 places' are available s0 the library advises early registration. For more information cail 668-6531. BE A STAR Young teens are in- vited to dress-up as their favorite rock star,- bring some records and show up at the Wbltby Public Library on Aug. 16 from 2:30 to,4:3o p.m. for an afternoon of fun. No registration is needed for this program. - OUTDOOR FUN The Whitby' Public Library wiil hold an outdoor fun day on Aug. 17 from 2:30 to 4 p.m. for children of ail ages. There wiil be finger painting., foot ,printing, outdoor games and giant bubble blowing. No registration, is necessary and ail are welcome. In the event of ramn, the activities wil be held in the library's auditorium. SUMMER FILMS The Whitby Arts Station Gallery wilI con- tinue.- its "Summer Cinema '84" - a series of films for children and adults tomorrow at 3 and 7p.m. In the afternoon, children will be en- thrailed bya visit from Dr. Seuss when films such as -"The Hoober Bloober Highway" and "The Sneetches" are shown. Also screened wii be "Curious George. Goes to the Hospital". In the evenmng, Peter Ustinov stars as Agatha Christie's famous detec- tive, Hercule Poirot, in "Death on the Nile". Admission to both shows te free. The gallery is located at the corner of Victoria and Henry Sts. PARENTS. WITHOUT PARTNERS The Pine Ridge Cbap- ter 0f Parents Without Partners meets every Thursday at 8 p.m. at St. George's _-Anglican Church, 51 Centre St. S., Oshawa. Tomorrow (Aug. 9), Ralph Patterson wil report on the New Orleans-convention. On Aug. 16, Ann MacGregor wiil lead a discussion group. Ail single parents are welcome. For more information caîl 725-0693 or 725-846. CORVETTE CLUB The Pine Ridge Cor- vette Club will hold its next' meeting on the evening of Saturday, August 18. If you own a Corvette, come out and meet with other Vette enthusiasts, enjoy your car and join the Pine Ridge Corvette Club. For further infor- mation on the Club and details of the meeting, cail 6681169. ART FOR CHILDREN The Whitby Arts Station Gallery wiil be holding two sessions of art instruction for children on August 14 to 17 and August 21 to 24. The program, taught by Wendy Syme, stresses the basics of drawing and painting. Students wiil be i- volved imonoprinting, papermaking and working outdoors. Ail materials are sup- plied by the gailery. The program is recommen- ded for children aged 7 tol12. The cost is $35 for gallery members and $40 for non-members. For more information caîl the gallery at 668- 4185. ALL CANDIDATES The Whitby Jaycees wil hold an ail can- didates meeting on Aug. 23 at 8 p.m. in the coun- cil chambers of the Whitby Municipal Building. Progressive Conser- vative Scott Fenneil, Liberai Gary Herrema and New Democratic Party candidate Geoff Rison will be in atten- dance. Ail interested persons are welcome to attend. Admission is free. YM CA SUMMER PROGRAM, TedARNTS LOAM SUPPLY LTD. BROCK RD. N., PICKERING il th miles noflhof Highway 2) TOP SOIL Sand Limestone Treatedl Timber Stone Pinemulch Patio Slabs Curb3 Firewood Peat-Lo4m INTERLOCKING PAVING STONES (DELIVERED & OR lNSTýLLEO) 683-0881. Tel. 683-1968