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PAGE 12, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1981, WHITBY FREE PRESS ML 1 -i Scout programs depend on U.W. for fumding Family week poster winners The two young ladies in the centre and their families were treated to dinner at the Whitby MeDonalds outiet last week as the winners of the Jaycees Family Week poster contest. Tina Conder, 9, and Darlene Goldring, 9, both students at E.A. Fairman Public School also received their choice of free passes to the Oshawa Hyland Cinema or to Wheelies Family RoUler Centre. Seen here in the rear eongratulating the winners are (from lef t to right) Alyson Schwartz, manager of Wheelies; Jim Bradfield, vice-president of the Whitby Jaycees; ai-id, Bonnie Porteous, community rela- tions representative for McDonalds. -- ---- 's Park By THE HON. GEORGE ASHE, MPP (PC - Durham West) Ontario Minister of Revenue Censorship board A recent Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations' publication should be of interest to a number of people in the Durham area and forms the basis of this week's Report from Queen's Park. The booklet, "Film Classification and Censor- ship - Some Questions Answered," highlights the reorganization of the Ontario Board of Censors and the revised film classification system which is now in place. The Ontario Board of Censors was recently re- structured and includes a present complement of one director, one assistant director and 25 part-time censors. The 25 part-time members of the board represent a cross-section of the community in age, philosophy, background, lifestyle and ethnie origin. One 0f the priorities of the board is to conduet open meetings with university and high sehool students, community associations and special in- terest groups to discuss values and concerns relating to censor board guidelines for screening films. In addition, information on aIl decisions of the On- tario Board of Censors is available to the public upon request. The censor board is responsible for providing a variety of services'and the "screening and defining of ail films (including ail 35mm, l6mm, 8mmn and videotape) intended for public exhibition" is only one of these services. Films are classified and censored to refleet the level of tolerance which has been indicated by the community standards of the Ontario public and in- corporates the following classification system: 1) Family: Films suitable for ail viewers. 2) Parental Guidance: Parents are advised that theme or content may be more mature than "family" films. However, children are permitted unsupervised access and the decision of suitability rests entirely with the parents. 3) Aduit Accompaniment: Restricted to 14 and over unless accompanied by an aduit. Theme or content may be more mature and, in the opinion of the board, not suitable for most children 13 and un- der. 4) Restricted:- Admittance limited to those .18 years and over. In exercising its jurisdiction, the Ontario Board of Censors recognizes the necessity to be representa- tive of the community in its makeup, reflective of the cornmunitv in its recommendations and openly accountable to the community in its decision making - qualities which are a credit both to the Ministry of Consumer'and Commercial Relations ahd the board itself. For f urther information, copies of this bookiet are avallble at, myý Constituency office -'~37 Station Plaza in Ajax. ByVJIM KIRKCONNEIL U.W. Director With a large part of their funding coniing from the United Way, the Boy Scouts 0 f Oshawa and Whitby are guided by over 700 aduit volunteers who are trained through infor- mai counselling and training sessions. The scouting move- Balke sale The 7th and 9th Whit- by Brownies will hold a bazaar and bake sale on December 3 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Palmer- ston Avenue Public *School. Featured will be baked goods and door prizes. Ail proceeds to sup- port the group's ac- tivities. For more information eall 666-3592. -Frree Press Sta floto Roman Cathollc Churches HOLY FAMILY ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST Saturday masses at St. PauI's Sohool 903 Giffard St. 668-3676 200 Garrard Rd. Sunday Massesat Anderson Colleglate, 400 Anderson St. MASSES OJust above Dundas St.) 576-2098 Saturday, 7 p.m. MASSES Sunday, 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m, 12:15 p.m. Saturday, 7 p.m. Sunday, 9 am, 10:00 a.m., 11:15 a.m. "Know that 1 arn with you always; yes to the end of time." 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