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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1985, PAGE 25 COMING EVENTS CALENDAR w nn ad floisth raise money for their SANTA'S HELPERS NEEDED Volunteers and ideas are needed by the Whit- by Jaycees to help them put together their float for the annual Santa Claus parade on Satur- day, Dec. 7. The parade is organized by the local Junior Chamber of Commerce. For the last few' years, the Jaycees have presented a 45-foot trailer with a horse and sleigh but they're open to new ideas as to how the float could change. They also need four helpers to set up the float on the day of the parade. For more in- formation call the Chamber office at 668- 4506. CRAFT SALE For early Christmas shopping, the Immanuel Christian School is holding a craft sale on Saturday, Nov. 30 from il a.m. to 4 p.m. at the school at 849 Rossland Rd. W. in Oshawa. There'll be a fine selec- tion of woodwork, knit- ting, ceramics, sewing, doll clothes. silk flowers, hand painting, glass etching and much more. There will also.be a lunch room, a game room for children and a bookshop. REDUCED POSTAL RATE Canada Post has an- nounced a special rate of 32 cents for Christ- mas cards mailed within Canada when postage is bought in special 10-stamp booklets for $3.20. The booklets are available at all post offices and substations. There are no special breaks for Christmas cards to the U.S., however, and all cards - whether for Canada, the U.S. or abroad -- must have sealed envelopes. BROOKLIN Group 74 -:.ll again be presenting Olde Tyme Christmas at the Brooklin; Community Centre on Sunday, Dec. 15. The program starts at 1:30 p.m. and will in- clude carol singing, a visit from Santa, refreshments and hay rides courtesy of the Kinsmen Club. If you have a letter for Santa, you may drop it in our.special mailbox. For information phone Sharon MacKin- non at 655-3562 or Lesley Carney at 655-8052. DANCE The Whitby Professional Firefigh- ters are holding their annual Christmas dance on Saturday, Dec. 7. This dance is being held at the Heydenshore Pavilion on Water St. in Whitby. The dance commen- ces at 8 p.m. and con- tinues to 1 a.m. The cost is $25 per couple and in- cludes a hot buffet. There are spot prizes, also door prizes. There are also bar privileges. This dance is held in support of local charities, and minor sports in Whitby which the firefighters sponsor. Tickets are available at 201 Brock St. S., call 668-3314. DANCE On Saturday, Dec. 7, the Durham Dutch Canadian Club will be holding a Sint Nikolaas Dance at the Club Loreley on Dean Ave. in Oshawa. Admission to the hall will be $5 for non- members and $3 for members. The dance is licensed and there will be food and door prizes as well. Music will be provided by D.J. Martin Kuypers. The hall will be open beginning at 8 p.m. and there will be plenty of parking for everyone. SOLID OAK OR PINE GRANDFATHER ROCKER PINE 210,00 OAK g269.00 EUCHRE Whitby Orange Lodge is holding euchre on Dec. 2 at the Orange Temple, il Bruce St. in Oshawa. $1.50 per per- son. Prizes and lunch. MEETING St. Marks U.C.W. General Meeting will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 3, in the form of a Pot Luck Christmas Supper starting at 6:30 p.m. Four excellent ac- tresses will be perfor- ming in a Christmas Pagent called "The Lit- tle Angel Who Refused To Sing". Anybne is welcome to come and attend the evening with us. For further infor- mation contact Marlene Micholls at 668-9281. MEETING On Wednesday, Dec. il (the second Wed- nesday of every month) there will be a meeting of the Durham Inter- national Women's Day Committee. The group will meet in the U.A.W. Hall at 44 Bond St. E. in Oshawa where the film "Dream of a Free Country," a documentary about the women of Nicaragua, will be shown. The meeting starts at 8 p.m. and planning for the I.W.D's 1986 agenda will also begin. DIABETES MEET The Insulin Dosage Computer and Artificial Intelligence will be the topics of a Canadian Diabetes Association, Durham regional bran- ch, discussion at Holy Family Parish Hall on Manning and Rib- blesdale in Whitby on Wednesday, Nov. 27. Speaker will be Dr. Michael Albisser. Time is 7:30 for the general public, 6:30 for youth. There'll be refreshmen- ts, a bake table and elections will be held for the 1986 executive and committees. Volunteers are needed. More in- formation available at 728-3825. SOLID PINE LARGE OVAL MIRROR *69." SINTERKLAAS The Dutch Canadian Club will be hosting a Sinterklaas Party for children on Sunday, Dec. 1 at the Fernhill Park Club House in- Oshawa. The club has arranged for Sinterklaas and his Black Peters to attend and there will also be a magician and other sur- prises for the young people. The party will run from 1 to 4 p.m. and everyone is welcome. For further information telephone 728-0093. LIBRARY During the month of December the Whitby Public Library will be showing the work of local artist Natalie Sim- pson. Mrs. Simpson, who just had a show at Pages Bookstore on Queen St. W. in Toronto, has been working recently with watercolour, wax and dyes on Japanese paper. Mrs. Simpson's work will be showing in the library auditorium. In the lobby, throughout December, will be a display of replica ships built from blue prints by Whitby residents Paul Bugelli and his gran- dson Raymond Galt. And while you're there, pick-up a calen- dar of activities at the library for the Christ- mas season. Library staff have planned al sorts of special events for children and adults alike, MUSIC The Henry Street High School will be presenting an evening of music Thursday, Dec. 12. The event begins at 7 p.m. and will feature concert and stage ban- ds, brass and woodwind Admission is $1.50 - free for seniors. BOOKS Looking for somewhere new to do your Christmas shop- ping? Why not try the R.A. Senate Publie School Book Fair? Staff and students at the school are trying to lbrary and r eln off a wide selection of books including children's books, adven- ture, Sci-Fi, educational and adult books. Prices range from 70 cents to $22. The fair is at the school Dec. 6, 10, il from 9 a.m. till 3:30 p.m. Also Dec. 9 from 9 PRE-SLICED SMOKED RED SOCKEYE SALMON SIDE...ON GOLD BOARD SIZE AVAILABLE: METRIC 600-700g 700-900g 900-1350g NEAREST OUNCE 21-25 25-32 32-48 ONLY $15.99Ib. This species, rich in oil and best for colour and texture, produces a most superior smoked salmon delicacy. To process our smoked salmon, we utilize traditional European methods of cold smoking. No additives, colouring, or preservatives other than sait are used, and when enhanced with a natural hardwood smoke, produces a delicate flavour most satisfying to the gourmet. GIFT BOXES AVAILABLE NO EXTRA CHARGE ORDER BY DEC. 16 TO ENSURE DELIVERY FOR THE HOLIDAYS FRESHN SH &RLOBSTER 368 BROCK S. 666-4759 invites everyone to come n and save during their Annual Pl 3of ONO OUR REGULAR LOW PRICE Large Selection CULTURED PEARLS...30% off BUSINESS HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed. & Sat.9.6 Thursday & Frday 9-9 197 Queen St. Port Perry 985-8263mc..n . SOLID OAK AND PINE FURNITURE COME IN & HAVE A LOOK AT ALL OF OUR BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS 110 DUNLOP ST. E., WHITBY 666-1331 Open Mon.-Wed. 10-6, Thurs.-Fri. 10-9, Sat. 10-5 SUNDAYS 11-4