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PAGE 18. WEDNESDAY, MARCII1 26. 1986 WUIITBY FREE PRESS Coing Events Calender Continued' FROM P(;. 17 siides of her work in In- dia and a social hour with refreshxnents will follow the service. REAL NMEETING On Thursday, March 27 REAL (Realistic Equal Active for Life) Women of Canada, Durham Chapter wil rneet at 134 Elizabeth Cres. in Whitby. The meeting begins at 7:30 pam. and ail members mi and those considering membership are welcome to attend. For more information cal 668-4940 or 668-7203. FIRST AID COURSE The Whitby branch ef the St. John Ambulance will be holding a first aid course beginning April 1 in the corps' of- fices at 110OAsh St. The five week course. wilt be held every Tuesday evening from 7 tili 10 p.m. and you can register now by calling St. John Ambulance at 668-9006 or training chairman Peter Etman- skie at 66-6152. The cost of the course is $32. FASHION SHOW The County Town Singers will be holding their Sing Into Spring Fashion Show Wed- Model 6046 Premium Q uality Eyewear YOU HAVE THE CHOICE AT WHUITBY OPTICAL... Wef Ill alleye doctor's < 105 COIBORNE WEST prescriptions. You have the <ACROSS FROM THE HYDRO) choice of 1lsi quality or DOWNTOWN WH ITBY premium quallty eyeglass f rames, optical lnses, 666-3831 As an independenl optical MON.-THURS. 9:30-5:00 dispensery, we are flot ied FRIDAY 9:30-7:00 to any one source. Providing SATURDAY 10:00-1:00 value and professionaiH . .CA service s our goal. \AJ " Y I'N fl1 nesday, April 2 begin- ning at 8 p.m. at Har- wood Secondary School in Ajax. Tickets are $7 and include the show, refreshments and musical selections by the County Town Singers. Fashions for the show are from Eatons and H.B. Sport. SPCO-W The next board meeting of the Social Planning Council of Oshawa-Whitby wili be held Tuesday, April 1 beginning at 7:30 p.m. in Commttee Room 1 of the Whitby Municipal Building. The SPCO-W is a United Way agency and the public is welcome to attend. EASTER AT THE LIBRARY The Whitby Public Library has big plans for chiidren six years of age and older on the Easter weekend. On Saturday morning during the storyhour which begins at 10:30, the children will be designing Easter bon- nets. Chilciren are asked to bring along decorations and library staff wili be taking pic- tures of the children in their bonnets for dispiay in the Chiidren's Depar- tment. Later that day, begin- FIROM P(;, 16 ning at 2.,30 p.m. there will be an Easter Egg Hunt with treats for everyone. The iibrary wiil also be screening the iovely film, the First Easter Rabbit. Registration for the Easter Egg Hunt is necessary so please cal the library at 668-6531. LA LECHE MEETING The next monthiy meeting of the La Leche League - 'a nursing mother support group - wiil be held Wednesday, April 2 beginning at 7 p.m. The topic of discussion wili be nutrition and weaning and ail mothers and babies are welcome. The La Leche League also has an excellent lending ibrary con- taining many, books nursing, mothering, chitd care, child birth etc. For more infor- mation please cal Brenda at 728-6890. SENIORS CO-OPERATING CLUB The Whitby Seniors Co-operating Club welcomes ail seniors 55 and older to drop by for a visit. The club serves full course meals every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for only $2.60 and afterwards you are invited to stay for an afternoon of bingo. Come in and meet oid friends and make new friends. There is no membership required. For further in- formation please cati 668-8064. The club would also like to thank Pizza Pizza for their very generous donation and att the people who bought large pizzas during the month of February. MONTE CARLO NIGHT The annual Whitby Lions Club Monte Carto Night wilta held at Heydenshore Pavilion Friday, Aprit il from 7 p.m. until a.m. The event wilt feature games of chance, draws, cold buffet and a cash bar and ait proceeds wilt ta used in Lions' community ser- vice work. Tickets for the event are $10 and inctude a $1,000 elimination draw. For reservations please caîl John Wiggers, 668- 5376, Merv Patton, 668- 9304 or tan Robb, 668- 0607. KID CHECKS The Durham chapter of Chiid Find will be holding some local Kid Check dates in coming weeks. The price is $2 per child for the first two children in the family and $1 each for any more than two. Children between the ages of 3 and 15 are en- couraged to attend with a parent or guardian. The next Kid Check witl ta Saturday, April 12 at the Harmony Heights Public Schoot from 9 a.m. untit noon. The next Kid Check in Whitby wilt ha Satur- day, May 3 from 9 a.m. until noon at Col. E. Fairwell Public School. FAMILY EDUCATION The Durham Family Education Resource Centre is now accepting registration for its Spring programs. In addition to the ever popular Children: The Challenge and Systematic Training for the Effective Parenting of Teens course, severat new courses and workshops exptoring contemporary paren- ting issues are available. To reserve space in one of the programs or for more information cati 579-2021. Whitby Swim Club mneet resuits mitage, Meissa 50 bk., 5th - 100 bk., 200 Moore: 2nd - 200 rnr. 4th - 200 fr., 100 fr. Peacock, Wendy bk., 6th - 100 br., 200 I.M. Smith, Cook, Kelly, Neit Michelle Primeau: Gold Primeau: lst - 100 FrR. Jason Rushton: 4th - 200 Mark: 4th - 200 FrR. - 200 fiy, bronze - 100 br., 13-14 Boys: Stewart br., 5th - 100 br., 6th - 200 15 and Over Girls: 200 IM, 200 bk., 4th - 100 Smith: Goid - 200 br., fly. Matt Cook: sth - 200 Janice Currie: Goid - fly, sth - 200 fr. Reiay: silver - 100 br., 4th - 200 fly, 50 fiy. Reiay: 100 fiy, 50 bk., siver - Janice Currie, Michelle fr., th - 50 fr., 6th - 100 Stewart Smith, Matt 200 IM, 100 bk., 50 br., Primeau, Andrea Cook, fr. Brad Moore: Silver - Cook, Mark Kelly, Brad 200 bk., bronze - 50 fr., Julie-Lewsick - 2nd - 200 FrR',3rd - 200 mr. 15 and Over Beys: Chris Dennetiy: 4th - 100 bit, 200 fly, th - 200 bk. RESULTS 0F PORT HOPE MEET 8 and Under Girls: Jeanette Bradley: lst - CENTRAL25f ly, 50 fr., 50 br., 50 bk., 100 I.M. AIR CON ITI S N 9 and 10 Girls: Kristina Kuick: lst - 50 fr., 25 fly, 50 br., 2nd - H AT U P 100 .M., 3rd - 50 bk. Leslie Carke: lst - 50 bk., 100 I.M., 2nd -50 br., FURNAÇES50 fr., 25 fly. Natasha Nourse: 4th - 25 fty, 100 I.M., So br., 5th -50 fr., SPRIG RE ATE10 and Under Boys: UPT Graham Underwood: lst - 50 fr., 25fly, 2nd - 1001I.M., 50 br., 50 bk. 1425aMotel plans et expansion g ' A 31The Woodycrest Motel has applied to the Town of Whitby for a rezoning HO ES O which wttl enable the . . . . .. .. . -4APRI 242718Ný,motel to expand it's operations. At present the land is zoned agriculturat. The motet, on Brock JAM E C AL St. N. tatween Rosstand Rd. and Taunton Rd., mttuisakicewould like to add 12 lounge area and banquet rooms. COdgrTruNs G A public meeting on 1wiit ta set at a later AJXIIKE IG 4 7062 date.