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WFITBY FREE PRESS, WEI)NESI)AY. APRI L 9, 19 80. PAGE 17 0 ICommg Events, TENNIS LESSONS Those warm spring days will soon be here and it will be time to enjoy a raquet swinging good time. Learn to play tennis or brush up on your skills. The Durham Region Family YMCA is offering indoor tennis lessons com- mencing Wednesday, April 9 at Henry Street High School from 7 -8 or 8 -9 p.m. Duning this 10 week programn Margaret Walsh will teach the step-by-step basics of stance, grip, strokes, sconing and discuss tse fine points of court etiquette. Cail the Durham Y at 668- 6868 for registration details and futher information. AGLOW MEETING The next meeting of the Women's Aglow Fellowship will ho held on April 10 at 7:30 p.m. ip the Knights of Columibus Hall, 133 Brock Street North. The guest speaker will be Diane Lee, a lady who has done a lot of research into the problems of minister's children. BAZAAR 'the St. Thomas A.C.W. will hold their spring bazaar on Saturday, Apnil 26 at the Church Hall in Brooklin. There will be baking, craf- ts, plants, new-to-you, books and tea tables. HANDHOOKED CRAFTS There will be a tea and display of handhooked crafts on Saturday, April 19 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at St. Mark's Church House. Admission is $1 and a doorprize will be given away. GIRLS' SOFTBALL The Whitby Girls' Athletic Association will hold their registration for the 1980 girls' softball season on April 12 and 19 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. in the lobby of the Iroquois Park Arena. The league is open to l girls between the ages of seven and 18. The cost is $15 for the first girl in each family, $10 for the second girl in tse same family and $5 for each other girl, also in the same family. For more information cal Miles Summers at 668-8255. ARTHRITIS SEMINAR The Whitby branch of the Knights of Columbus will hold a seminar on arthnitis in their hall at 133 Brock Street North on April 15 at 8 p.m. The guest speaker will be audio-visual presentation, a general discussion and a question and answer session on the problems of the disease., There will be no charge for admission. ARTS DANCE Whitby Arts Inc. will celebrate spring 1980 with a good old fashioned barn dance. The event will take place at Heydenshore Pavilion, Friday, April 25, from 8 p.m. to 1a.m. Ail residents of Whitby and surrounding com- munities are invited to take part in the music, dancing, a down-home buffet supper, and maybe win a door prize. There will also be a cash bar. Admission is $15 a couple. As well as 'being a gala social event, the barn dance is one of Whitby Arts' fun- d raising activities for this the lots anniversary of the Station Gallery. GODSPELL The Dennis O'Connor Drama Club wilI present their production of "God- speli"l from Wednesday, April 23 to Saturday 26 at Denis O'Connor High School. Curtain time is 8 p.m. and tickets are $4 for aduits and 3 for students and may be reserved by caîl 668-8721. DIABETES MEETING The Oshawa and District Branch of the Parents' Auxilary of the Canadian Diabetes Association will hold their bi-monthly meeting on April 21 at 7:45 p.m, in Roomn 1002, Oshawa General Hospital. The guest speaker will be Dr. Robert Ehrilich, head of diabetes services at the Toronto Hospital for Sick Chldren. Everyone is welcome. CHAMBER 0F COMMERCE MEETING The Whitby Chamber of Commerce will hold its mon- thly luncheon meeting on April 14 at 12 noon at Cedrick's Banquet Hall, 173 Brock Street North. The guest speaker will be Sydney Hermant, president of the Ontario Optical Com- pany, Ltd. whose talk is en- titled «II would like to run your business." Tickets are $650 per per- son and there will be a cash bar. Members should confirm their intention to attend by calling Shirley Ackes at the Chamber Office at 668-4506 before Friday, Apnil 11 . SPRING FLING The Canadian Scottish Club of Whitby will hold their "Spring Fling Dance" on Saturday, April 19 rom 8 p.rn. toi1 a.m. at the Masonic Ail on Cochrane Street. Tickets are $5 for mem- bers and $6 for non- members. There will be a bar and a light supper. For tickets or more infor- mation caîl Margaret Young at 668-4134 or Tom coghill at 723-0477. COFFEE BREAK Every Tuesday and Thur- WHITBY IROQUOIS SOCCER CLUB REGISTRATION SATUR DAY APRIL 12TH 10:00 A.M.- 1:00 P. M. AT ~y IROQUOIS PARK ARENA AND BROOKLIN »~~ COMMUNITY CENTRE- ANY BOY OR GIRL BETWEEN 7 AND 18 VEARS OLD, BORN BETWEEN JANUARY 1, 1962 AND DEcEMBER 31, 1973. REGISTRATION FEE - $12.00 PER PLAYER OR $30.00 PER FAMILY. REGISTRATION AFTER MAY 1ST i,- SUBJEOT TO A $5.00 PENALTY. PLEASE BRING ONE RECENT PHOTO, PROOF 0F AGE AND O.H.I.P. NUMBER. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: REGISTRATION REFEREEING COACHING CALL KEN MARSH CALL BOB GLEAVES CALL BOB HAINES 668-3512 668-4090 668-9579 ----- WATER BEDS UNLIMITED ---- WIioIee &Rtait Distribution of Waterbeds & Accessories I B For AIL residents in 1 ~tht Durham Region 1 AComplele chsterfleld and chair ospeetaino ti d as shown. Foldhoi oQ~*,nB.d. Other Moisis avaliablei BComplet. package at shown inctud sterling et $220.00i Ing 14 vear mattress guara.ntee, Hetrheadboard and trame S39 C L A YTMi pediestal. liner and lnln %9 C LLA YiM Toronto, 2124 Bloor St. W. 7694596 VISAton 23s:.. t -58 - - - - - to-- - - - - - - - --St - - - - --5 sdlay at 10 a.mn., the Whitby Public Library has a 11coffee break" - talk and entertain- ment for adults. Tomorrow, April 10, the topic will be "recycling for a better world" with Lyn Tomlinson of Save the En- vironment Please (STEP) April 15 and 17 there will be a pinata making demon- stration by Roxana Nelson. For more information cali the Library at 668-6541. STORY HOUR The Whitby Public Library holds its children's story hour._every Saturday betweenl10: 30and 11: 30a. m. for children ages, 6 and over at the library. April 12 will be dragon story day with both a story and a craft session. April 19 will be devoted to flowers, again in both story and craft making. April 26 will be a fairy -tale session with the children participating in the making of string-art. AFTER SCHOOL MO VIES The Whitby Public Library will hold their regular after school movies during the month of April. April 15,' "Angel and Big Joe" will be presented. April 22, is '"Anoop and the Elephant". April 29, "The Dentist" - a comedy starring W.C. Fields will be shown. For more information cal the library at 668-6541. LAS VEGAS NIGHT Friday, April 11, 1980 the Whitby Jaycees are running a Las Vegas Night to be held at Whitby Arts, Station Gallery, Corner of Victoria and Henry Streets. Doors open 8:00 p.m. There will be gamnes of chance and wheels of fortune. The Grand Door Prize will be a trip for two to Alantic City, New Jersey. Winner to be picked through an elimination draw. General admission $2. Admission price including Elimination Draw for trip for two is $5. Tickets available at the Il GOE FOR ONLY $4288.Oo: -î -me AND O GS ANO GoESm LADA $4288OO* *Manutacturer's suggested ui rîr Does not include freight. picovinr-ial taxes. licence ar dealer iDreparation chargoes Ni f s Ltd 1428 King St. E. Oshawa 571-1000 door. ONE PARENT MEETING The Whitby Chapter of the One Parent Association of Canada will hold their weekly coffee and general meeting on Monday, April 14 at 8:30 p.m. in the Gold Room 0of the Centennial Building on Centre Street South. For more information cal 668-7547. Whitby Lions Club presonts SPRING BALL featurlng ART HALLMAN AND HIS CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1980 9p.m. -l1a.m. Iroquois Park Arena $1 6.00 couple Includes iight lunch For tickets cal 668-3338 668-8644 or pick up at arena Md -mufflini