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PAGE 14, WEDNESDAy, AUGUST 6, 1980, WHITBY FREE PRESS Happenings DAY CAMP Whitby Free Methodist Church is sponsoring "King's Kamp for Kids"' - a Christian day camp for 4 - il year olds. Outdoor gaines, Bible stories, crafts, and special events will help f111 your child's summer days with joyful fun. The theme this year is "Jesus Is Lord". The program runs from 9 a.m. to 12 noon daily - August il - 15, August 18 -22 at Whitby Free Methodist Church and at West Lynde Public Sehool. For information please eall the church office or Donna MeGennis (725-4550). JO AN N ES JIowei &itb4 We Have Corne A Long Way To Open This New Shop For You. *Good Selection of Wicker & Ceramics *Specializing in SiIk Flowers for Weddings. *G ifts and Floral Arrangements for Alil Occasions Natural Sea Carat ~~ Bond Towers Mail (Do wnstalrs) 44 Bond Street West Oshawa 579-5269 SPECIA L -------- I ALLTV SERVICE t ALI WITHi THIS AD ONLY7 FA-,LCO)NTV 426 Siày*.S-v2ioO.u CLOSED SATURDAY DURING .IULY AND AUGUST. Guarantee on ail parts and service 40th ANNIVERSARY Eva and Ewart Bragg of Bowmanville recently celebrated cheir 4O0th weddllng anniversary with an afternoon and evening gathering held at their daughter and son-in-law's home, Norma and Ron Parton of Whitby. Among those attending were the couple's eight children, Mrs. Karen W"hite of Woodstock, Sandrae of Ajax, Mrs. Donna Dickson 0f Ajax, Phil of Whitby, Mrs. Brenda McCoy of Wood- stock,Mrq, Norma Parton of Whitby, Doug of Whitby and Debbie of Maple Grove. Also in attendance were twelve grandchildren as welJ as Mrs. Bragg's mother, Mrs. Helen Park of Bowman- ville. Arnbutanee The Whitby Ambulance Service responded to 90 cails for service during the week that ended on Thursday, July 31 id midnight. According to service owner Bill Cocker the ser- vice responded to 33 routine calls and 32 standby cals for other ambulance services in Oshawa and Ajax. The service also respon- ded to 25 emergency catis including five motor vehicte accidents. The D>urham Region Rape Crisis Centre is sponsoring a march in protest of the in- creasing occurances of violence against women Monday August 11.- Marchers will muster at the corner of Mary and King Streets in Oshawa at 9 p.m. Monday night. The centre strongly urges ail women to take part. For more information cal 725-2241. Bendiek pulls tremendous achievement CONT'D FROM PG. 7 grim determination. In her charge for the titie, Bendick started the second day's play with a two-under- par 34 on the front nine, a tremendous achievement for such a young player. She even beat her own club pro, Bob Panasiuk, by two strokes on that memorable nine holes. Riýtmi"ka Annely Riga, a qualified European instructor in the art of rythmic gymnastics, demonstrates a part of what her students can expeet to be doing corne fail when she opens her Modern Rythrnic Gymnastics Club "Ritmika". The club wil be held in the Ail Saints Church, 315 Dundas St. east in Whitby. As of yet no set days for the classes have been made. Classes wifl run from 2 p.m. un- til 5 p.rn. in one hour segments. The first two hours will be restricted to ladies while the third hour has been reserved for young girls. Rythmic Gymnastics'is a graceful, feminine way to keep fit. SIIL TIME TO 100K GO0 ATEPOOL THIS SUMMER Fight Th.m Al Heart Attack, Stroke High Blood Pressure Rheumatic Fevert HeIp gou< Heo<t... HeIp yout Heort Fund