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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1980, PAGE 17, Y offers summer playcamps Perfect posture poster The Ontario Chiropractic Associations's "Perfect Posture Poster Contest" has drawn to a close. Paul Wilkinson, 12, of Whitby was the only winner in town. He. placed second in the Grade 6 category for his poster and slogan which reads: "Monkey see, Monkey do. Don't be an apa, get in shape." The contest was open to ail grades 4 - 6 students in the region with three cash prizes awarded in each grade. Wilkinson won $10 for his entry. He lives at 50 Goldring Road, Otter Creek in Whitby. -Free Press Photo Andrews offer*i s-hares Andrew Corporation an- naunced last week the filing with the United States. Securities and Exchange Commission of a registration statement covering the praposed public offering of 1 million shares of common stock; 600,000 shares ta be offered by the company and 400,000 by shareholders. Proceeds of the offering will be used ta reduce short- term bank borrowings and expand the company's equity base. The offering will be un- derwritten by a group managed by Kidder, Peabody & Co. Andrew Corporation which has a plant in Whitby, was founded in 1937 and is a manufacturer and marketer af specialized antennas and transmission lines used in telecommunications sys- tems throughout the world. Its principal products are microwave antennas, earth station antennas, special application antennas, coaxial cables and waveguides. A registration statement relating ta these securities has been filed with ½/the Securities and Exchange Commission, but has not yet become effective. These securities may not be sold nor may offers ta buy be ac- cepted prior to the time registration statement becomes effective. Yoffringsel-private tutoring m-math, reading The Durham Region Family YMCA is presently offering a spring semi- private tutoring program and will again be providing summer small-group tutoring. Semi-private tutoring is being offered for children in public or secondary school in bath math and reading at a cost of $20 for 1 hour private sessions. Semi-private tutoring is being offered for children in public or secondary schaol in bath math and reading at a cost of $20 for four 1 hour private sessions* Summer tutoring is being provided for children currently registered in grades one ta eight, in bath math and reading, at Henry Street High Schoal in Whit- by, O'Neill Collegiate and G.L. Roberts in Oshawa, the first session runs from June 23rd ta July 2lst and the second fram JuJ-ly 22nd ta August l9th, the cost for one session is $20 'par child per subject. Details of the summer pragram will be provided at a later date. For further in- formation concering either the semi-private or small- group tutaring, please con- tact the YMCA in Whitby, 668-6868. In respanse ta continuing demand and tremendous success, the Durham Region Family YMCA is pleased ta offer its "Surnmer Playcamps 1980" program for the months of July and August in bath Whitby and Oshawa. A convenient schedule of four two-week sessions is available for bath pre-sehool and schoal-age children. Imaginary paly, painting, crafts, organized indoor and outdoor activities, storytîme and snack are ail aspects of the pre-sehoal program for children 2-5 years of age, held every weekday mor- ning from 9:30 - 11:30. Locations include Floren- ce Heard Public School, West Lynde Public School and Ail Saints Anglican Church in Whitby and a shared lca-i1ity with the Glenholme-Mva plewood Cen- tre at Chirý-t Church (Anglican) in Oshavwa. Emphasis is aime at providing opportunities for learning experiences in a supervised and comfortable group setting. The total fee is $20 per child per session. A variety of organized sparts and exciting and more-involved craft work wil be enjoyed by school- age children, 6-12 years of age, every weekday after- noon from 1: 30 - 3:3:30. Locations include West Lyn- de Public Sehool and Kmn- srnen Memorial Park in Whitby. In addition, several special events are being planned thrnughout the summer months for this age group. The fee will be $15 per child per session; hawever registering at Kmn- smen Park will be charged $20 ta caver the cost of swimming privileges. Registration forms and further information may be obtained by calling the Durham YMCA at 66-6868. The first session begins on June 30 in Whitby and July 1. ln Oshawa and the program promises a truly fun-filled summer for al tlcipatin.g. par- (~\ 125TH ANNIVERSARY cm. 1855-1980 THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY PROCLAMATION MIRE A STUDENT MONTH TAKE NOTICE THAT the month of Juno, 1980,ls hereby proclalm.d as "Hlre A Student Month" ln and for the Town of Whltby to rsmlnd cItizens and Industries that students are avallable to f1Il1 their summer employment needa. DATED at Whltby, Ontario, this f ourth day of J une, 1980. MAYOR J.C. GARTSHORE TOWN 0F WHITBY. When you replace your old fumace wIt a GE Wealhertron® heat pump Get CentralU Air Conditioning in the bargain. Get c/ean, dependable electric lîcat. W4iîhouit ail the cosi of electricheat. A VVathertron Ieat pump by Genieral Electrie cati heat your Izouse fôr 30- 60% less t/in an ordinarjv cleuîriclifùriace (depejidiuig on ivlere vou live). Flip a switelh, and get whole-house cooting, too Ail witil systern. And beautifully practical. The Weathertron hat pump by General Electrlc-- Amorica's No. 1 selllng heat pumpi For a f ree estimate, cal vil iàsa11 q heating & air condltionilfg contractors 129 Cartwright Avenue Toronto 789-3247. Whltby 686-1884 E-AR L Y S UM MER CURL eepp~ f 1024A Brock St. S. Whitby "Ilf fae4i9 a eè are the people who care f ______for peoples' Hair We use Envolia Perm by 35.00 wjth coupon DISCOUNT L'Oreal On Envolia Perms with this couponl Tdy idofwv rvds FORLADESANDMEN1June 28,1980 long ktsting curi DIAL - N - INSPIRATION - - M Diol 668-1331 and hear a three minute inspirationol message by Pastor Emmo Oîtmanns of the Emmanuelchurch at 401 Rossîan.d RoadW. in Whitby.,