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PAGE 81WEDNESDAY JUNE 25) 1980, WHITBY FREE1'PR Corrdor Capersa CalM wj ew tm for this colmMn. Dr. ROBERT THORNTON - GRADES8 GRADUATION It was standing room only at the annual Grade 8 Graduation exercises. The cbildren, who until Thursday, wore Jeans and sneakers, were transformed into young ladies and gentlemen to cominemorate the occasion. The evenlng was truly an over- whelmnlng success. Graduation pictures were taken and awards and prizes presented. Followlng the formai ceremnonies, the young adults enjoyed an evening dance. Gord Petrie, a former Thornton student, provided the music. Durhlng the dancing a nutrltlous fruit tray was available for snacking and following the festivities, the dancers enjoyed a lunch of subs. Corne in and see o ôur assortment of Baking Supplies Raisins, dates,glazed fruit, baking nuts, dried fruit, spices, teas, candies. R i"'erside cheese. NA TURýAL FOODS NO WA VAILABLE Blanched Peanuts Quality Riverside Butter Bran Iced Wafer CooIes Chocolate Vanilla Coo Ides UÀpton Iced Tea, 24 oz Lays Potato Chips, 200gr, Dates, 1 lb. block CARMEN DISCOUNT BAKING PRODUOTS 320 Marwood Ave., Unit 3, ODshawn -"579-29480 Hours: MON.-SAT. 10 arn ta 5 pm .85 1. 55 lb. .10 lb. .79 lb. .79 lb. 1.79 .79 .60 Take'Wilson Rd. South of Wentworth to Marwood We're in the Industrial Mal -) COMMUNITY SHOWER A surprise miscellaneous shower to honour Debbie Foster, was hosted by teri Lovelock recently. Friends and neighbours of the groom, Jim Lovelock, gathered at the Lovelock home on IDIAL-N-INSPIRATION t no - -ý«q Dial 668-1331 and hear a three minute inspirational message by Paistor IMMOoOltmanns of the Emmanuelchurch ot 401 Rosstand RoadW. in Whitby. D ENTURE THERAPY CL!NIC I HARWOOD PLACE* MALL 6S3m6074 * o- 1 25TH ANNIVERSARY 1855-1980 THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY PROCLAMATION CANADA WEEK To honour Canada, our beloved country, deeply enrlched by the contribution of many cultures, fatherland of al Canadians; To honour thîs country, home of over 22,000,000 people, proud of thoîr heritage and the freedomn they enjoy; This land of peace, prosperity,and untold resources; To honour thls land which la ours, of which we aIl are proud, 1 hereby proclalm the week ôf June 25 to JuIy 1, 1980, "CANADA WEE-K", ln and for the Town of Whltby. 1 Invite the citizens of the Town of Whitby f0 celebrate by strlving f0 know our country better, flylng our f iag, par- ticipatlng ln "CANADA WEEK" and promotlng Canadian unlty. J.C. Gartshoro, Mayor, Town of Whitby. ZE~SS Award Winners are: - Proficiency Awards- Douglas Taylor Gralg Weldon Jui Fleming Debbie Gray Kinm Schwab Runners-Up Elizabeth Allen Sheila Westerlnk Best Progress-Spec. Ed.- Angela Labanovich David Goodfeilow Girls Athletic Award Susan Fraser Boys Athletic Award- Tony Squarciotta French Award- Jeft McCûne Most Improved Award- Ken Bilboe Frank Loiacono Citizenship, Award- Sandy Lyon Chris Duetsch Public Speaking- Janet Korstanje Appreciation Tracey Rogers Kim Bromley Guest Speaker for the evening Was Mr. Fred Parrott. Congratulations to ail students. Enjoy your-* next level of education as much as you have enjoyed your years at Dr. Robert Thornton School. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH For the remainder of the sumnmer, we invite the 6Oyears and older to attend church with their parents. Sunday school classes will be provided for those up to, 6 years. The full Sunday scholi will begin again on Sunday September 7. TIME CHANGE Sunday service time will change this week, Sunday, June 29 to 10 a.m. and will remain at 10 a.m. until Sunday August 31. Beginning September 7, the service will once again return to ail. Blood Donor Clinic - Whitby Legion Hall, Wednesday, June 25, 2 to 8P.M. There will be a non-denominational Whitby Youth program for ages 10 to 16 operating fromn St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church, beginning Monday, June 23. Activities include- drama, art, sports and music. For further information, cali Lorrain McKay at 668-3676. rec pro gram The Spencer Community Centre, a non-profit organization, in Brooklin has arranged a summer recreation program, fünded by the Canda Youth Em- ployment and participants. The grounds and facilities of the Community Centre wil be available this summer for 54 hours per week. A junior program for ages 2-6 years, including ac- tivities such as crafts, creative play, stories, ex- ploring, sand & water play, dance, songs, and excur- sions will be held Monday, Wednesday, and Friday froml10a.m.-2 p.m. An intermediate programn for ages 6-13 year's, in- cluding crafts, creative play, music, exploring, ex- cursions and sporting ac- tivities will be held Monday through Friday 1 p.m.-4p.m. Teen activîties will in- clude games, music, spor- ting activities, (-and excur- sions and ýwill bW held Wed- nesday 6-9 P*.m. Activities for aduits in- cluding crafts, exercise program, excursions and various sporting activities will be held Tuesday and Thursday, and Friday evenings 6-9 p.m. and on Siady 10a.*m.-4 p.M. the progÉams run drom June 30 til August 29. Registration for the first 2 week programn will be held on June 23-28, Monday to Friday 1-4 p.m., Wednesday evening 6-8 p.m., and on Saturday 10 a.m.-12 noon, at the Spencer> Community Centre. Special rates will be available for a family registration for the ful summer and for families with more than one par- ticipant. Registration is limited and will be on a first come/first served basis. For more information cal Inez Piehi at 655-4172 or Sharon Worsley at 655-4037 Ambulance Caus For the week that ended al midnight last Thursday, the Whitby Ambulance Service responded to 100 calis for service. According to co-owner Derek Pearce, the service responded to 38 routine cails, 41 standby caîls for other 'ambulance services ln Ajax and Oshawa as well as to 31 emergency caîls. The did not respond to any motor vehicle accidents last week, Pearce said. ENJOY A CAREFREE VACATION! LET US: -Pamper your plants! c S\ - Cuddie your kitty! -Promenade your pooch! C' - Feed your fsh' v - Bring in the maIl/newspaper! Book . Now Fer Summer Holidaysi FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CALL: 57140810 HOLIDAY CONVENIENCE SERVICES H.C.S. "h«trsd» Usemdton toum-nuof 1h moier Buoiness Buso feg m TWoonlm. TUE DAY Is :PE RM DAY SCISSORS ALL PERMS 1/2 PRlICE o*fi.dk.n Pm..$W o ZaoSPoem -.--4S TrUESDAY ,.. $25 TUimAy.. $221» *Henni Perm. .-.-4M TUESDAY ... $20 Perni.......36 TUESDAY..'I760 668-640 601 DUnUM St, W., 6U-164WIIITSY TOWN PLAZA. Kendalwood, for the occasion. Our very best wlshes to Debbie and Jini who wil be mrid in Septexnber. BUPES WMl the residents of Whltby make use of our new bS s ySIeI! WUI the Durham Board'of Education delete two or throe buMe fromerly requlred to traport the children south 01ROI&M Road? By September we should have some of the anawers. let us hopt that sufficient persons use the system to warrant the ad- ditional expense to ail, and especlaliy te parents with chlldrefl attending high school. This year's taxes reflect on six months Of the bus operational costs. Next year wil give Whltby residents a truer picture of the actual tax incçease. for the systemn to work, It must be used. Evldently our tuwn fathers feit the need was there, not its up to the residents to f111 that need. Next week wil be the last coumin unti September. Cail with news items-725-896. M. McEacherfl Spener inS u-inmer 60 - 14.