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Whitby Free Press. Wednesday, March 10, 1993, Page 17 ChiId care centres to receive funding Up to 445 children in 13 school-baaed child care centres throughout Durhama Region, including two in Whitby, will benefit from provincial grants totaling $69,101. Schoolhouse Playcare Centre of Durham Imc. wiIl receive the one-time funding te assist with operating costs, says Durhamn Centre MPP Drummond White on behaif of Tony Silipo, Ontario's Minister of Community and Social Services. AT ORMISTON public school's recent Science Celebration, Anderson CVI seniors show simple science experiments to kindergarten students. Anderson stu- dents also interviewed every student ai "This funding wiIl go a long way in helping the Schoolhouse Playcare Centre with its various Erograrns throughout Durham "The schoolhouse centres were dealing with temporary financial Ormiston for the -celebration" of scientitic experiments and thinking skills. There were 200 projects, but competition was only ai the grade 7 and 8 levels. Photo by Peter Tomblin, Whttby Free Press problems brought on by their relative newness, the reession, and the renta owed to the sehool board," said White. "These child care centres are very innovative and well- supported throughout the region. Located in schools, they are convenient for the many familles who have older children in their community achools." Schoolhouse Playcare Centre will distribute the funds to their licensed child care centres at: * General Vanier Secondary School; Oshawa * Central Secondary Sehool, Oshawa * Stephen Saywell public As a fundraiser, Meadowcrest public school in Brooklin has ognized ubicsating on Wed- nesgday, March 17. Al aewelcm oparticipate, at Luther Vipond Arena in Brooklin, from nmon to 2 p.m. achool, Oshawa * Ormiston public Whitby * Glen Dhu public Whlitby * incoin Alexander achool, Ajax * Roland Michener school, Ajax * Cadaracque public Ajax * Highbush public Pickering Admission is $1. There will be pop? and chips- for sale. Proceeds oto the school's Wrad trip toQ uebet City on June For more information cali Susan Berrey at 655-8896. Basebai players wanted More players are wanted for the Ashburn Basebaîl League. The non-competitive basebal league, for ages 7 to 18, has games Monday to Thursdav. Cost ia $25. Caîl Teresa Mac- Donald at 655-3007 before March 24. The Brooklin Horticultural Society will meet on Wednesday, March 24, 8 p.m. at Brooklin United Church. Douglas Lycett, a noted grower and hybridizer, will discuss ' Daylilies'. There will be refreshements. A fundraising bake sale will be held. Everyone welcome. school, school, public public school, school, * Valley Farm public school, Pickering * Pine Ridge Secondary School, Pickering * S.A Cawker public school, Port Perry. assistance and, more À OWASCO VOLKSWAGEN INC. Wfe Eperience the Qwasco Fevling."«2 Pro yen Io serve y ou best since 19§72.m An «I Care. and CAA award winner. ows' Sales. service. leasing, body> shap, ail maikes. a Reniais in Canada. USA and Europe, overseas delivery. 1qquowl, 1425 Dundas St. E., Whitby E 1 68-6410 or 1-800-263-2676 3 IUE EAST FRQM ~OWASCOg TOP DOLLAR FOR 0O/UNT0WN ~RIV'7 OUR TRADE! TF)T - à4{4BROOKLIN }-E<- Public skatin'g fundraiser