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What a beautiful weekend. Our visittW St. Audrew's 'Kirk Bazaar' was one of the week-end high lig hts. The bazaar had an lnteresting dlsplay of articles and home baklng. The tearoomn was excellent, and judging by the filled tea tables, a popular addition> W ,the bazaar. CongratultionstW ail the iâcies of St. Andrew's church, we enjoyed your yearly bazaar. Immediately foilowing the bazaar, we escorted some ladies and gentlemen fromn the Coîborne St. Sr. Citizens apartment building to the Municipal Building, so they could exercise their privilege at the advance poil. The short drive was a deliglitful experience. Our passengers were so cheerful and'full of wit that we were tempted to put, our, names on the apartment waiting list. Its a beautifulý apartment building, thanks for the tour. We'il see your etcblngs another time. Saturday evening was the beginning of a birthday celebra- tion. As you probably know, Hungarian birthdays begin 2 weeks before and carry on for two weeks after the actual bîrthday date. Happy Birtbday to Lou Majoros. I think its bis 29th for the loth time. LOCAL ARTIST SHOW Sunday, November 5, at Ary's Galleryin, Whitby, was ýthe setting for local artist 'Skip Miller' to display bis many works of art. This was his first one-man show. On display were a great many of his original works. Mr. Miller is a natural, artist, who bas developed his present style witb the pencil over years of practice. H e is self taught, and his fine eye for détail* make him an excellent portrait artist. Born and raised in Oshawa, be attended O.C.V.I. and Durham Colege. He plans to show more of his work early in the new year. His next step willbe to introduce pastelcolours in his sketching. His work must be seen to be appreciated. He bas promised to let me know, well in'advance 0f bis next sbowing, so I may keep you informed. 'One Picture is Worth a Thousand Words'. I tbink the pictures dîsplayed. expressed the saying to its fullest. BOY SCOUT PAPER DRIVE. This Saturday will be the monthly boy scout paper drive. Judging by tbe signs on posts, papers wiil be collected soutb of Higbway 2. Please bundle and tie your newspapers (no sbiny, magazines) and leave tbemn by the road before 9 o'clock Saturday morning. STOP LIGHTS - Dundas, Anderson, Hopkins Our Regional Couneillors have asked that delayed green and advance green be installed at this dangerous intersection. Many accidents have occurred at the corner due to left-hand Storybook House program on Pine Ridge Cable TV, in The show includes story ilave oeen st conjunction with local librar- cartoons which1 involve Whitby anÈ ies will be producing a cbild- 'magic line drawing' by a libraries, rents television program Puppet - Spooky the Spider,' winners will beginning November 6., who assists Kirk the Story- of the Book Scbeduled on Mondays and teller in the presentation of Annual. At ti Thursdays at 6 p.m. over the stories. the series of i Cablecast 10, the program is A STORYBOOK QUIZ is a grand w~ called STORYBOOK HoUSE an important part of every selected to 'w and features outstanding program, and encourages of tbe 20 vi cbildren's classics. good reading by children. Knowledge. Jim Kirkconnell is the To participate, boys and If the loca narrator and animates tbe girls must visit the cbild- HOUSE tele- story characters. Tbis ren's department of their successful, J. program was initially pro- local library and identify plans to syn duced by Mr. Kirkconnell in world famous stories on tbe gram series Philadelphia where it was basis of a story clue given on cable telg the top-rated children's pro- each week. Entry forms across Cana( gram and was endorsed by Education. Vandals strike Police rep&rt it was a quiet Hallowe'en in the Whitby area. But the next night was a different matter. Sometime during the night vandals struck again at another construction Company. The workmený discovered that a backboe was damaged to the extent of $300. The backbone is the pro- perty of the Eh-Sah-Waserd Construction CompanY of Brampton who are doing work on a Cochrane Street, location. A Bowmanville visitor Wo Whitby will not tbink much of the Town after the treat- ment he received. Ken Thoms of Bowmanville had parked bis car on a Whitby Street while he went on some errands. On his return to bis car he found that it had been broken into and goods valued at $203 were taken frein the eau. TPhe Items takenz Wena Boutique WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 8, 1978, PAGE 5 .turns. Hopefuilly somne of the dangers will be alieviated when the lights are instailed. CORRIDOR AREA RATEPAYERS ASSOCIATION Wednesday Noveinber 8 (tonight> wil be an election, forum at Dr. Robert ThornWon School for Sehool Board and Regional Councillors. Join us at 7:30 W hbear the candidates and asikquestions. NeXt Monday will bçýelection day; listen Wo the candidates and make a wlse cholce on Mondayi, a-choice that wlll be beneficial Woall of Whitby. Remnember tonight, 7:30 p.m. at Dr. Robert Thornton School. Annual Meeting and Election of Officers 1Our Annual meeting and, election of officers will take place at Dr. Robt. Thornton School on Thursday, November 23, at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is lnvited, coôffee wfflle served. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURC~H Westminster Bazaar - Saturday, Novemnber 18 the cburch ladies iLe. white elephant, -sewing, and knitting,, crafts, Christmas decorations, home baking etc. Support your local United Church by attending and participating with their bazaa r. Westminster Church Annversary November 12, this Sunday, willbe a Special Service to mark the ANNIVERSARY of the ehurch. Membersof the congrega-- tion will recount the events that led to the founding and building of the congregation. Having remembered the .past, tbey will plan for the future of the Church. Everyone is invited to attend, especially any who hae~e previously been involved witb the church. Corne and. help celebrate Westminster's Trappmg, rights ae à iven, The Central, Lake Ontario Conservation, Autbority last week granted three-year trapping rigbts in the Lynde Shores Conservation Area to a local resident. Frank Walsh of Osbawa will pay CLOCA $300 for the right to trap muskrats in the conservation area,, at the mo utb of Lynde Creek. Hie bas also agreed to feed and protect the waterfowl in the Cranberry Marsh andà assist witb any CLOCA program s. Another man was granted rigbts to trap in the Bowmanville harbor. Four others presented. bids. for trapping rigbts, whicb were *advertised 'in June. .Cable ippiied Oshawa, Id Bowmanville and weekly 1receive a copy k0f Knowledge the conclusion of forty programs, winner will. be on an entire set iolume Book of LI STORYBOOK Dvision series is Jim Kirkconnell ridicate the pro- ;for scheduling evision stations ida. -I p 'f -p Boutique Anniversary. WHITBY P.C. ASSOCIATION 1The Wbitby P.C.- Association wif sponsor a dance at the Whitby Legion Hall, Byron St. S. on Saturday November 18. Bar, Buffet and disc jockey. Tixne 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. For informaýtion or tickets, oeil John Pisani at 668-4M2 -Manyý thanks to ail who called me with, news items for the column. If, yoeir club or association is planning an event and wish W ,share6the news with the readers, caUl725-097and 1will- gladly>include your evrent inm the column. In thisway, you help me Wo help you. Rememnber, November 13 is election day. Vote as you like, but VOTE. M. McEachern Rave a good Weêk. 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