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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1985 PAGE 11 Rdngin style at Cokee Joe's Girl Guide Kari Van Allen was recently awar- ded the All Round Chord by Guider Janet Stephenson in a special ceremony at West Lynde Public School. The pair are flanked by Kari's parents, Brian and Diane Van Allen. Free Press Staff Photo Both the Durham Regional Police and the OPP have their anti-im- paired driving cam- paigns in full swing and with all the holiday season merry-making getting underway drinkers would be well advised to find alter- native transportation home after the party. Public transportation taxis and designated drivers are some alter- natives sensible drinkers are resorting to during the holiday season. For patrons of Cokee Joe's Roadhouse on Dundas St. in Whitby there is yet another alternative designed to get you home safely af- ter a night of Christmas cheer. SA TISFIED CUSTOMERS! The Framing Centre 668-4521 Throughout the month of December, Cokee Joe's will be providing patrons with a free bus ride home Monday through Friday between the hours of 12 p.m. and 2 a.m. - a smart way to top off a night on the town. Whitby Ambulance Last week Whitby Ambulance reported making 24 routine calls, 30 emergency calls and 36 stand-by calls. Two of the emergency calls were for automobile accidents and six were later can- celled or calls that did not require Whitby Am- bulance's services. Peter Perry award night next month On Jan. 17, the Whitby Chamber of Commerce will be presenting the 1986 Peter Perry Award and the chamber is now accepting nominations for the award which will honour an individual who has made an out- standing contribution as a volunteer in Whitby. Nomination forms for this year's Peter Perry Award are available in the local banks and have also been mailed out to many of the town's ser- vice organizations. The primary criterian for the Peter Perry Award is that the nominee must beta "giving" person. The nominee might be a volunteer who has ser- ved for many organizations and causes over the years or an individual who has served one organization in an extraordinary way. Infact, the award is not necessarily presented to individuals and a family or couple who have supported one another in their volun- teer efforts might also be considered. The festivities for the 1986 Peter Perry Award will take place at the Whitby Centennial Building and tickets for the variety show and reception will be $5 each. Fittingly, the variety show will feature volunteer local talent under the direc- tion of Bert Heaver, himself a former Peter Perry winner. There are only 150 tickets for the evening and they will be going on sale early in the New Year. Organizers suggest that the Peter Perry Award night is a great opportunity for people who are new to Whitby to come out an- Whitby to come out and get to know some of the people who have played an important role in contributing to the life of the community. Wellrounded 2ND ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Monday-Thursday PERMS from 130. STUDENTS 10% OFF, MENS cut &style'8. 900 BONACORD AVE., WHITBY, 666-2244 Otter Creek Plaza