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- ~ WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21,1978, PAGE 19 Whitby -actors perform on T V,,series Canoian wrîters1 and perfoiiers are out to prove theii ý'jÎÏh 7 a bold expert. ment ý!gnnj4 by CHCH TV Char' iuil lamîlton. A )4w se-ies, the Golder, Hor ý,iýoe Theatre, wil del 1Si<esday June 20 a 8 p.m. with "The View frein the 64th Floor" by Canadian playwright Terrence Page. Act ors Jim Cheyne and Mary Ellen Soltys- are members of the Whitby Theatre Company. The play was taped live in Dundas, Ontario. Green Pepper Club replIaces town 's playground program for young people 3 to il, The Whitby Recreation Department and the Durham Region Family YMCA *are pleased to announce the opening of àan exclusive new social club this summer. The Green* Pepper Club is designed for the young people aged 3 to il years. The purchase of a member- ship entitles the child to attend on whatever days are suitable for themselves. The Green Pepper Prè-School Program for children 3 to 5 years old, will operate froin 9:30 to 11:30 every week day morning. The activities will include imaginary play, painting, creative crafts, music, out- door physical activity and more. Story time will be accompanied by juice and a snack. The School Age P rogram for those 6 to il years old, will be held from 1: 15 to 3:15 every we ek day afternoon. The first hour will involve outdoor and indoor sport activities, including organ- ized gaines, basic gymnast- ics, floor hockey, track and field and basebaîl, to name a few. During the second hQur the children will participate in creative craf t activities. The Green' Pepper Club will operate at four different locations about Whitby. AUl Saints Anglican Church will operate in the mornings only for the Pre-schoolers and Palmerston Street School will operate for the School Age children* only in the afternoonts. Florence M. Heard Sehool and Meadow- crest School in Brooklin will operate both the Pre-School and the Sehool Age programs. The opening date of the club is July 4 and membership is good until July 28. Member- ships can also be obtained for the month of' August (July 31 - August 25). They are available now, but don't wait too long, as there are only a limited number avail,- able, and they are going fast. For more information or registration, details please cal the "Y" at 668-6868. This one'hour, two charac- ter play was directed by Bert Heaver of Whitby, who also plays a small walk on at the end of the performance. "The view from the 64th Floor", is a mixture of comedy and pathos with a touch of philosophy for those who crave success. Tuesday June 27 will see the airing of the Dundas Little -Theatre production of "A lIistory of Near Fatal Crashes". This zany comedy about two zany- comedy writers is by William Edith Jr. and, Andrew Nicholîs. Both these characters write for Channel 1's comedy show "We're Only Joking"I which did well in the ratings last year for a new Canadian, series and thé program is in production at present for yet another season. Members of the Dundas Little Theatre performing in this bizarre escapade are:' Bernie McDermott and Mike ruddick as the writers, John Marshall plays a chimney- sweep with the unlikely name of Eston Roadmap Jr. and Linda Geary is seen'as the lady from the fruit punch company. The play was directed By Doreen Willgoss. To at least equal the fire- works being sent up by our American neighbours on the 4th of July, the Golden Horseshoe Theatre wIll be presenting yet another Edith Jr- and Nichoils concoction, "Highnoon for Studels", performed by the Simcoe Little Theatre. This story of a French-type detective, who make Clouseau look like^ a suave intelectual, is funny, differ- ent and offers a brilliant performance by David Peach as the master crime fighter - Strudels De Pum. Ian Noble plays the milkman Joyce Armstrong Inspector Ridge, Kim Maxwell.Police- ornan Jenkins and Walter Korte plays both the Devil d Slagheap Magillicutty. It ries producer Vic Vickers of Whitby is also producer of the community variety series "New Faces" ,.,tj'now runs 52 weeks a r' ,:Channel 11.' >Ž,t broadcasters are reluctant to . present- amateurs in any decent timhesiot" says Mr. Vickers. But, I remember five years ago when the late Frank Penn wr ote in-the Ottawa Journal,- "It makes a nice change to watch real people once in a while instead of the glossily slick professionals of the big shows". He was speaking about New Faces, the viewers agreed with him and we're still around, I hope A cn now do the same for draina" I mlnsEvBt STRAWBERRY TEA A Strawberry Tea and Euchre wlll be held at St. Mark's United Church House, Byron and Coiborne Streets, June 24 frorn 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Admission is $1.25,. and there will be door prizes. This event is sponsored by the Meals Without Wheels Senior Citizens Club. ANNIVERSARY SERVICE St. John's Anglican Church, Port Whitby, invites town' residients' to its 132nd anntvers4iry outdoor service te be held on the church lawn June 25 at 3 p.m. The guest speaker will be Rev. A.C. "Tony" Capon, principal-designate of Montreal Diocesan Theological College. Music' will be provided by the 7:15 p.m 'Vyhitby Brass Band under 1 he direction of Barry Hlodgins, and there will be an act of remnembrance for those buried in the church cemetery. The service will be followed by a reception at which tea and strawberry shortcake will be served. There, will also be Holy Communion in'the Church at il a.m. HEALTH COUNCIL Dennis Timbrell, Ontario ]Iviiister of Health, will be the pruest speaker at te first annual general n eeting of the Durham District Health Coundil June 22 at 7:30 p.m. The meeting will be held in the meeting hall in the WIithy Municipal Buildîing, 57.9 Itossland Road East. Thù public is invited to a ttend. PAPEIý MACHE >WOR*KSHOP Boys and-girls aged 10 to 14 are invited to take part in a pàper mache workshop at the Whitby Public Library, Tuesday and Thursday evenings beginning June 27 and continuing through July. The project of this group will be to make a float and costumes for. the County Town Carnival parade. Registration is necessary, so. leave your namne at the children's desk at the library as soon1 as possible. PROLIFIC WRITERS Canadians are avid cheque writers-turning out aot60 a year for every man,- woman and child, according to the Canadian Bankers' Association. Witby Community Bingo Kinsmn LbOptimisti 2 $tU U 'JACKPOTS- EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Munday,) June 26 1978 Lic. No. 235447 FIRST JACKPOT AT 51 NUMBERS No childreu under 16 admitted 0 NO ADMISSION CHARGE! 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