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PAGE 20, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 16,1980, WH1TBY FREE PRESS "Friend8hip" theme of next meeting.... To a s tmistres s repo rt By CAROL DAVIS Whitby Toastmistress Club The Whitby Toastmistress Club held a very successful meeting on Tuesday, April 8. The club was astounded at the large turnout of guests, so much 50 that the begin- ning of the meeting was delayed while more dinner places were set up. As always, Cedricks came to the rescue and everyone enjoyed a delicious meal. The club was honoured to have such an excellent audience for the four speakers of the evening. Marguerite Kulik gave a very interesting and timely reading on the subject of 2Y _~ Sn ecology written by Jacques Cousteau. The second speaker also a new member, Merle Amodeo entertained the group with one of Stephen Leacocks huniourous, ongue in cheek articles. Another new member Lee Irwin gave her self introduc- tion speech which included an inspirational message for anyone who has ever conquered a major obstacle in their lives. Sheena Hunter held everyone's attention with a reading titled "Are You Shy", many members could relate to this even though Toastmistress is fast changing this aspect of their personality. The next meeting of -the Whitby Toastmistress Club is Tuesday, April 22 when the theme of the evening is "Friendship". Do yourself a favour, plan to attend and bring a friend both of you will be glad you did. The meeting will be held at Cedricks Banquet Hall, Brock Street North at 6 p.m. Cost is $6 for dinner. Reiser- vations can be made by calling either Carol Davis 668-038 or Lilian North 668- 7479 by noon on the Satur- day prior to the meeting. Thanks Dear Sir: On behaif of the Board of Directors of Whitby Arts and on behaif of those of us who have recentiy compieted our termn on the Board, 1 w'ish to thank you for the ex- cellent co-operation you have given us in pubiicizing events and programs at the Station Gaillery. Si ncerely, (Mrs.) Barbara Bagneil. ý2o Doz. riall Eggs $1.89 For ail your Freezer Needs See us at the Blair Park Plaza corner No. 2 & Lupin Dr. Hnistorian' widow guest of honor Heri*tage show case opens Dr. Guthrie Grant and Mrs. Donald Creighton were the guests of honor at the opening of Heritage Showcase '80 which took place at the Whitby Public Library last Wednesday. Heritage Showcase '80 is a exhibition of local history put on by the Whitby Historical Society, the Whitby Public Library and the Local Architectural Conservation Authority in celebration of the Town of Whitby's 125th anniversary. The exhibition is open to the public during regular library bours through to the end of the month. - Photo by Mario Schembri. FOUR * DOORS FOR THE PRICE 0F TWO. LADA Rugged. Reliable. Reasonable. *Manfl % tu rfý, sugg-"terJ h price Does flot irchide freight. provincial taxe--, lcence or dealer prepdrdtiofi charges & fes Ltd 1428 King St. E. Oshawa 571-1000 See our display of cars at the Bowman ville Mal Don't Miss BEST SHOW UN TOWN! Heritage '80 Showcase History Exhibition Whitby Publiec Library Dundas St. W. For the month of April during library hours East End Qu'ality Meats &Delicatessen 668m4782 With our persona.lized service we feature the f inesi in top quality meats. Beef -Pork. - Veal - Turkey - Capons Chioken - Rabbit - etc. Large Varlety of cold cuts - also Partv Platters Fresh Bacon RoUis $2.49 Lb. This week cold cut'special is our'Home Made Spiced Beef Roast. ½/2lbn $1.m65 rrn4-A und MW mmui ,0% ot 1