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WIIITBY FRE1 PRFSS. XV-Il)Nl-SI)AY., MAY 20, I1981, PAGE 21 To~~~« asmsrsshshg hopes for contest Sunday's acivstassiw p By PAULINE TORRESAN Whltby Toastmlstress Whitby Toastmistress Club is Iooking forward to the Regional Speech Con- test, coming up on the evening of Friday, June 12, with much excitement. Lee Hewitt, Whtby's speech contest winner, may participate in this event as she was runner-up at the recently-held Council 2 competition. Toastmistress members are encouraged to bring guests, and mernbers of the general public are invited to attend what promises to be an enjoyable evening. Dress will be semni- formai; seats theatre-style. Members of the news media will be attending. After the judging of the contestants, a reception will be held. Tickets, at $7 a person, may be obtained from Jeanette Etter, 30 Calder Crescent, Whitby, or may be reserved through Merle Gerrard at 416-491-3742. Reserved tickets may be picked up at the registration desk of the Prince Hotel, at York Milis and Leslie, on the day of the event between 8 arn. and 4 p.m., as welI as 6 p, m. to 7: 30p. m. This Toronto Conference wiIl be the first held by the new Great Lakes Region which was formed ini 1980 through a division of the old one. Five councils, two of which are located in Ontario with the others in Michigan and Ohio, make up this new region. Each council com- prises about 12 clubs. Ontario fits into three of International Toastmistress Regions, of which there are 26 altogether throughout the world. The Ontario portion of the Great Lakes Region encom- passes an area from Sarnia, in the west, to North Bay in the north, to Oshawa in the east. Mfter the speech contest, the Great Lakes Regional Conference continues on Saturday and Sunday with notable people, such as Toastmistress International President Sandy Baton, and former Lieutenant- Governor Pauline McGib- bon, in attendance. McGibbon will be guest speaker at the Saturday night awards banquet. Various workshops will be conducted on both days. Rocking Headboi Dining F Basswo feature the inst-lation of the new of ficers for 1981-82. SELLO UT!! BARGAINS FOR EVERY ROOM FOR AS LONG AS IT LASTS. g Chairs ......'245 N ow Il18900 )ards 54" ...!59 No)w 1 290 Room Chairs..' 99 Now 90 od Curtains 25% off MANDERS RATTAN 305 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY FCanadia]n Mon.- Sat. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tire TRY It~ awhoke îew way to love chickeîz. t starts with a thick, juicy, tender, chîcken patty. Then, each patty is given a light coating of fine breadcrumbs that become ail golden and crilçpy in the cooking. Now this absolutely mouthwatering, hot chicken patty is set on one of our famous ses- ame seed buns that's been fresjily toasted. More news. We have a brand new Secret McChicken Sauce, specially made to taste absolutely terrific on McChicken. On top of that, a generous layer of crisp, fresh lettuce. Then,, the top of the bun goes on. Ail you have to do is grab it and bite in. Go ahead. You know you re going to love it!o McDona Id'ýs L-