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PAGE 22, WEDNESDAy, OCTOBER 31, 1979 , WH.ITBY FREE PRESS Fennell' S repor CONT'D FROM PG. 17 most of the policy making prerogative away from the CR- Tc, an independent regulatory agency, baek to the Minister and Cabinet, our elected representatives. With, my new Committee and Departmental respon- sibilities, it is more important than ever that I keep in close contact with the constituency in order that I may 'speak on your behaif effectively. If there are issues which you feel strongly about or think that I shouid beinformed of, please contact the constituency office or write to me, postage free, in Ottawa. I need your input. '- By the way, our first Quarterly Report is now being prin- ted and hopefully, should be out wîthin the next couple of' weeks. On one final point of interest, the Transport Ministe, The Honourable Mr. Donald Mazankowki recentiy called an inquiry into the problems faced by the handicapped in ob-. taining access to federally-supported transporation ser- vices. The Canadian Transport Commission will conduct the investigation, hearing public presentations on Novem- ber 26 and 27 in Ottawa. Interested groups should submit their brief by November 1 to the CTC, 15 Eddy St. , Hull, Quebec. Should your organization be interested and require more information, our offices will be pleased to help you in any way. Crridor ob " 4J Capers FIVE GUIDES RECEIVE CANADA CORD Last Wednesday evening, five area guides in Mrs. Jean Senko 18th Oshawa group received their Canada Cord. The ceremony was held at Westminster United Church. The girls completed aIl the necessary requirements, including their Al-Around Cord. This marks the last such ceremony for the Canada Cordat the Guide level. It will be necessary for future recipienits to. be' in Path Finders before -tbey become eligible for the hoftour. Our congratulations to Kelly Lindsay, Jane Goodwin, Jodi Lynn Majoros, Tracy Rogers and Monique Bejowsky. lBth OshawaGirl Guides meet at Westminster United Church every Wednesday evening. WHITBY LITTLE THEATRE Whitby Little Theatre presents "Night of the Iguana" by Tennessee Williams (romý October 7th to October'iOth. The play will be directed by Terrill Stewart., A special performance will. take place on Tuesday, oc- Joe Pegg, United Way Campaign chairman, an- nounced last week that the $673,018 bas been raised to date, whicb is 59 per cent of the objective of $1,150,0oo. Singled out for outatan- ding performance were the General Motors Parts and Service employees who have achieved 118 per cent of their target, and the Town of Whitby employees who have doubled their contributions from last year with 167 per cent of their objective. Oshawa-Whitby clergy have raised 96 per cent 0f their goal. Pegg commnended the GM employee contribution. With 58 per cent of the can- vas completed, tbey bave already acbieved 65 per cent of the goal with an 85 per cent employee par- ticipation. Ambulance Catis For the week that ended at midnight October 28, the Whitby Ambulance service responded to 78 calls for ser- vice. 0f these, 25 were routine cails, 35 were standy cails for other services in Oshawa and Ajax. The service also respon- ded to 15 emergency cails and three motor vehicle ac- cidents. 1I ~n1nifafc'nFrc'm Wb~L1LP L24K 'rctnD Qpeniii rbur. nc'v. 1sf rr!. nc'v2ndm 9l30 - 4%30 Nature fashioned the WiId Oak - let the Wild Oak fashion your home. Jeanne Siemnon 'and Pat Odgers of the Wlld Oak, extenid a warmn Invitationto you, to corne down on Thurs. and Fr1. and see ail the services offered ln their new shop. The store shows furniture, antiques, draperies and Customn Interiors. Ample parking makes dropping in for coffee so simple, you'll just have to find out what the y of fer YOU 1 Bettèr design is our speciaity 14 Albert St Oshawa 516-4370 (Saturdays bY appoint ment only>) cap tober 6th at the Centennial Building for ail Senior Citizens. No charge. One resident of the Corridor Area bas constructed, wxth ber creatiebn h ltet ember of the cast of the Iguana, litely 'The Iguana'. Some lucky'person will win this as a keepsake. Details at tbe box office. Tickets available at Middletons Book Store. ANNE 0F GREEN GABLES The youtb group's production of Anne of Green Gables wil be cirected by Joan Hill. Tbe production dates are December 12, 13 and 14, evening performances, and December 15 (Saturday) afternoon matinee. For tickets, cail Sidney Lang 668-8041 or Claudia 579-058. BOY SCOUTS PAPER DRIVE Rem ember, the second Saturday, in November, mhe Boy Scouts of Whitby will, be collecting your papers. Have the papers ready and by the road at 9: 00 o'clock. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH Thé Turkey'dinner was a buge success. The ladies of the U.C.W. thank aIl those community members who helped and in any way and donated the scrumptious pies. Visiting Program - Visiting the new homnes in the area wilI be on Sunday, November llth. Choir Practice - will b--ýiin this Thursday, Nov. lst at 7:30 p.m. in the church'. An invitation is extended to ail who would like to sing to join the choir. Aniversary Sqrvice - November l8th at il a.m., tea, cof- fee and juice will be served at the fellowship time following the service.* ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIA.N CIIURCH This Saturday, St. Andrews Church will hold their annual bazaar in mhe Cburch from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. There will be many attractions such as white eléphant table, home baking, sewing and knitting table, arts and crafts and many more. A tea room has been set up for your afternoon pleasures. Plan to attend. ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY Sunday, October 28 will mark the 146th Anniversary Ser- vice at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Cochrane Street N. In Whitby. Dr. R. Hl. Armnstrong from Wingham, will be the gust speaker at 10:00 a.m. service and the General Motors Choir will perform in the Sanctuary at 8:00 p.m. The Church membeis extend a welcome to aIl. CORRIDOR RATEPAYERRS EXECUTIVE MEETING Our next executive, meeting will be held on Tuesday, November 13 at 8:00 p.m. at St. Pauls School. The main topic for discussion will'be Winter Walking on Garrard Road, and ideas for a solution to the dangerous problem. To ail parents who have cbildren walking along Garrard and to members who, themselves walk on Garrard Road, plan to attend the meeting and hopefully we can corne up with plan of action to remedy the situation. CARDIAC REHABILITATION CENTRE The executive of the centre are holding a ruxnrage and bake sale at Simcoe St. Church Hall, Oshawa, on Saturday,î November 24tb. Please collect your unwanted itemns and ca 'Il Ann Preston, 728-9732, who will arrange to pick, mem up. Clean your closets and help the Cardia Réhabilitation Centre raise money for more equipment. Please cail with news itemns for the column. Tbank 's to al those who have called and made my task s0 much easier. Have a good week. M. McEachern 725-8967. UW reaches 59%