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PAGE 12, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4,1979, WHITBY FREE PRESS Englis scho1 band cocert April8 On April 8 at 2 p.ni. there will be a free concert by the Stowmarket Schosý Con- cert Band, fromn Suffolk, England, in the main foyer of the Whitby Municipal Building. Ail citizens of the town are invited to attend this special concert by a young English band which is on a tour of the United States and Canada. Whiie in Whitby fromn April 6 to 8, the 47-member band 44 players and three staff) wil be guests in the homes of members of the Whitby Brass Band. In addition to the concert at Whitby, there wiIl be.a concert by the Stowmarket SchooIs'Concert Band at the Ontario Science Centre in Toronto April 7. The Stowmarket Schools' Concert Band was founded in 1961 by its present conductor Derek Cable, and numbers nearly 90 musicians aged from fine to 18, who divide according to ability into four -bands. The Premier and Senior Bands have combined for the concert tour to the United- States and Canada. The, band enjoys an inter- national reputation having been heard in Spain, France, Germany, H ol1la nd b Denmark, Scotland and Canada and severai' parts of eastern Amnerica on a prev- ious visit in 1974. Television and radio broadcasts have been pre- sented in Spain, the United States, Denmark and Great Britain, and the band has seven long-playing records to its credit. The Fanfare, Players are frequently called upon for State Occasions in East Anglia and have heralded the Lord Mayor of London, Ambasssadors from 19 coun- tries, the Lord Lieutenant of Suffolk, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, and Her Majesty the Queenand Prince Philip on the occasion of their Silver Jubilee visit to Suffolk. The band's repertoire ranges widely from six- teenth century Venetian composers through arrange-_ ments of the' ciassics to music of the twentieth cen- tury, both serious and popular. Yvonne Christie, chairman of the Durham Board of Education; Steve Hajdu, a teacher at West Lynde' Public School; and Dan Tomiinson, programn consultant for the Durham Board of Education, examine one of more than 450 works of art by students of Whitby's public elementaÏy-hd high schoois on exhibit at the Whitby Arts Station Gallery until April 15. The work of Separate Schools and the Ontario Ladies' Coliege will be on exhibit from April1 19 to 29. The portrait of a girl, the officiais are looking at, is by Sheily Purdy, a Grade 10 student at Henry Street High School. Free Press -Photo Hospital wants its bus service kept The Whitby Council at its last regular meeting received two letters object- ing to the prr ?sed termina- tion of the present bus service to the _psychiatric hospitai. The Ministry of Health through Michael O'Keefe the Administrator of the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital expres- sed "concern regarding De THAPAR Denture Therapist' 214 Dundas St. E, Whitby 6U8-7797 HO URS: Mon. -Sat. & Evenings By Appointment 0nly Opening new doors to small Iiibusiness Financial assistance Management counselling Management training Information on government programs for business ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1h11t 1979 one of our representatives Mr. C. J. VAN SCHOOR will be at THE LUCIEN MOTEL BYRON STREET, WHITBY, ONI BETWEEN 9:30 AMI. UNTIL 3:30 PIVI. FOR APPOINTMENTS fLêL: (16) - 6 879 CORPORATION 0F THfE TOWN 0F WHITBY NOTICE 0OF INTENTION NOTICE is hereby given that the Council 0f the Corporation of the Town of Whitby intends to pass by-Iaws to stop up, close and selI ail or a part of the untraveled public highwayýs as hereinafter described, namely: (1) That untraveled portion of Stewart Street, north of Frederick Street, as shown on Registered Plan of Subdivision No. 431, bounded on the west by property municipally known as 218 Fredrick Street and on the east by property municipally known as 308 Frederick Street. UNTRAVELED STEWART STREET ROAO ALLOWANCE (2) That u ntraveled public highway designated as Block "C"' according to Registered Plan 0f Subdivision No. M-42, bounded on the north by property municipally known as 3 Ward Street and on the south by property municipaily known as 5 Shepherd Road. MACEDON/AN i VILLAGE UNITRAV(EZE R M40ALLOWA«/E f Il AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Town of Whitby wili, at the hour 0f 8:00 p.m. on the 23rd day 0f April, 1979 in the Meeting Hall of the Municipal Building, 575 Rossil'and Road East, Whitby, Ontario, hear in person or by his counsel, solicitor, or agent, any person who dlaims his land will be prejudicially affecrted by such by.laws and who apples to be heard. Dated at Whitby. Ontario this 27th day of March, A.D., 1979. Wm. H. Wallace, A.M.C.T., C.M.C. Clerk-Adm inistrator -The Corporation of the Town of Whitby- 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario LUN 2M8 OSHAWA ONTARIO *.THE CORPORATION 0F HETOWNOF WHITBY PROCLAMATION CANCER MONTH TAKE NOTICE THAT the month of April, 1979, is hereby proclaimed as "Cancer Month"l in and for the Town of Whitby. Ail citizens of the Town are reminded 0f the hope that ongoing Cancer Research brings to those suffering from this disease in Canada. Dated at Whitby, Ontario this 4th day of April, A.D., 1979. Mayor J.C. Gartshore, Town of Whitby. Transportation. Copies of Mr. O'Keefe's letter were forwarded to niembers of Council and to thè Town's Director. of Public Works R.A. Kuwahara. Baby contest voting starts" The Whitby Jaycettes Easter Baby-Photo Contest is set'up and voting is taking place at the Mr. Rec Room store at the Whitby Mail on Thickson Road froni March 31 to April 14. Voting will be done by the public during, -mail hours. Containers will accompany each photo and a penny dropped in the container registers one vote. The top three babies will be presented with bank sav- ings certificates at an awards night, April 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the Whitby Public Library. The proceeds froni this project will assist the Jay- cettes with their community service projects. m -mmm.. mmmnm -m m -mmm KNIGHTS 0F COLUMBUS I11WBIN GOI CABLE CHANNEL 10 4 816GAME a EVERY WEDNESDAY IUP TO $375.00 UN PRIZESa 1 3for $1.00 (.50 ech) M LAST WEEI(S WINNERS C. ETHIER 0SHAWA M. THOMP§ON BOWMANVILLE- E. FORTIN, OSÎIAWA E. EM ERV, OSHAWA I GRAND PRIZE WINNERSI IR. TERRIN, DSHAWA«» M BINGO CARDS AVAILABLE AT: *County Bowi - 118 Byron St. N. Whitby Baskins - Robbins - Safevvay Plaza, Whitby Oshawa Meat Products & Delicatessen I - 1818 Dundas St. E.,Whitby *Shorty's Cigar Store - 121 Brock St. N., Whitby *Shorty & Son Billiards - 130 Dundas St. W. Whitby Bailey Pharmnacy - Brock St. S. Safeway Plaza IJury & Lovel l Drug Store- Whitby Plaza *317lBrock St. S *Whitby Glass & Mirror - 210 Brock St. S mm mmmm'mmmmmm mmmm mn- reports that Charterways bus service to the hospital may be terminated." A letter from Mrs. Erika DoveS', president of the Vol- unteer Association at the Whîtby Psychiatric Hospital aiso expressed concern regarding the bus service. The letter was a "complaint regarding the proposed cut in bus service to the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital by Charterways." Copies of this letter were sent to Mayor Jim Gartshore and WalterBeath Regionai Chairman. Both letters are referred to Commitee-of-a-Whoîe of Council regarding Bus freland flm is April 18 A film on family- life in Ireiand wiii be shown at the Whitby Public Library, April 18, at 7. p.m. This film a 'nalyzes the distinct charac- teristics that make up the Irish and what effect they wiil have on the Canadian identity. 22 KING STREET-WEST,