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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1982, PAGE 15 Design Dimension opens Mayor Bob Attersley is seen here admiring sonie of the art work to be found at Whitby's newest down- town.business, Design Dimension at 119 Green Street with owner Sizanne Worrall. Design Dimension is an interior design consulting firm that provides a service to those people thinking about redecorating their home. Worrall wiii provide paint and wallpaper consultations at varlous fees. She wiil also represent some lines of furniture, art work and other household items. -Free Press Staff Photo B.H.S. 's By IMARGARET BEATH B.H.S. Director "'Spring Song" was the appropriate theme for the spring fiower show held by the Brook- lin Horticultural Society on May 26 and featured some beautiful tulips and other early spring flowers. President Lyla Alian welcomed members and guests from Whitby, Oshawa and Orono and Margaret Davis intro- duced the post mistres froni Brookiin and her mother, Mrs. Griffin -froni England. AI Foss, District 17 director, was also a welcome visitor. Joan Brak made severai announcements -for future activities in- cluding the Annuai On- tario Horticuitural Assot. : .ýion Convention being held in Guelph on June 16, 17 and 18. Veronica Colangelo, a new member, asked for assistance in the Civic Beautification, of which she is director. Lyla then turned over Tapestry of Talent Toastmsrs theme Byv BETTY DUBOWSKI "'Tapestry of Talent" was the 'theme of the last regular meeting of the Whitby Toastmts- tress Club. The atm was to "lbelong, participate and succeed" Hostesses Lee Hewttt and Betty Dubowski greeted members and guests on arrivai and president Aithea Dar- wen extended a warm welcome to the assem- bly. Grace and toast was gtven by Helen Hines and everyone en- joyed a tasty dinner. Topicmistress Nancy Spencer requested one- minute impromptu speeches from ten parti- cipants and instructed them to Ilbrag a littie" about their special ta- lent. Members divulged talents heretofore un- known by others, such as the world's greatest basebali, player (Paul- mhe Torresan) and an author with a, nom-de- plume (Lee Hewitt) . However, the trophy for the best mini-speech was awarded to asso- ciate, member Jean Martin, who is (for the record) a prima baller- ina. The business session then got underway and this includes the even- ing's htghlight which was the -election of the 1982-83 executive. The new board members are asfollows: president Lee Hewtt; first vice- president and pro- gramme chairnian, Shirley MacDonald; se- cond vice-president and membership chairinan, Betty Dubowski;, secre- tary, Barbara Blair; treasurer, Fay Winters; and delegate to council, Nancy Spencer. Mfter a ten-minute r e- ceas, Toastmistress Myrna Picotte presen- ted the speakers for the evening as foilows: Audrey Beard with a prepared speech and Fay Winters with a book report. Evaluating the BRIAN DEEGAN DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH AJAX, ONTARIO 683-6074 VINYL'ROOF SPECIAL $100 and Up ALL TYPES 0F SEAT REPAIRS PIN STRIPING BODY SIDE MOULDINGS 411 Dundas St. E. Whitby speakers were Lee Hewitt and Lee Irwin respectively. Educational fuatures included a lexicology lesson which took the forîn 0f a delightful poem by Shirley Mac- Donald with emphasis on 'pluraisey' (plurals) in the Engiish language and 'grammarian Lee Irwin explained the meanting and, use of, the. word , "assiduous " Timer for the evening was Pauline Torresan, general evaluators were Lee Irwin and Jeannette Etter. On the hot seat was Marguerite Kulik and the ciosîng thought was given by Tearie. Howie. On display at this meeting were a number of awards which were won by this club. These awards were presented by Council 2 of inter- national Toastmistress Clubs to the club with the highest1 attendance (percentage) at council meetings during the current term and main- tenance 0f a club's historical records ~i~p which, in this case, truly reflected a "t.apestry of talent" as created by Whitby's club historian, Lee Irwin. The final meeting of the current term for this club will take place on Tuesday, June 22, 1982, at the Earl of Durham Restaurant, 227 Brock Street South, Whitby, commencing with Fellowship at 6 p.m., dinner at 6:30 p.m. The cost is $7. May .report the meeting to Ken You ai, Brown, our resident this tini 'horticulturist who, with Show ti his wit*and expertise, Burn's conducted our annual burn, on plant auction. As ai- ways, this event was an enjoyable and success- REAI fui event. TheV Following the auction, Libraryi Diane Rothnie announe- its "Sun ed that there were 117 Club" fc entries in the flower grades 1 Show, winners as JuIy 7 fr( follows: best, tulip p.m. specimen, prize donated Regiatr by. Brown's Food- program master, was won by Wne1 Lyla Allan; best decora- desk. tive award, donated by The cl Jay Tra's Florist, Whit- every Wi by, went to Joan Brak. August 1E Judges for the show For mc were Mr. and Mrs. cail the Clarence Tink, of 651 - Hampton. ,e reminded at ie of our Iris obe -held at Church, Ash- aJune 14. )ING CLUB Whitby Public wlll bring back nmer Reading For children in 1to 6 begÏnning rom 2:30 to 3:30 tration for this iwill begin on at the children's flub, will meet !Vednesday until 18. iore information library at 668- Roman Cathollo, Churches HOLY FAMILY ST. JOHN TH E EVANG ELIST Saturday Masses at St. PauI's Sohool 903 Giffard St. 668-3676 200 Garrard Rd. Sunday Masses at Anderson Coliegiate, 400 Anderson St. (just above Dundas St.) 576-2098 MASSES MASSES Saturday, 7 p.m. Saturday, 7 p.m. Sunday, 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 12:15 p.m. Sunday, 9 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 11:15 a.m. ",Know that 1 arn with you always; yes to the end of time." EXPT FA rnCM CLEANERS SAME DAY SERVICE ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS sy and unclean, how explanation. Your could your clothes cleaner shouid' be corne out neat and capable of handling clean? ail your general dlean- FINDING A 2. The price shouid Ing problems. DRYCLEANER be ln accordance with 4. Look for a dry- Whenselctig a the number of ser- cleaner dlsplaying Whenselctig a vices rendered. Ask the International Fa- drycleaner, there are your cleaner about bricare Institute (IFI) somne specific guide-- what services are of- emblemn. lines that can help ln- fered., K & M Cleaners sure that your gar- 3 When you pick says that IFI, the mens wli eceve he up* your garments, worldwide trade asso- best care: they should flot only ciation for dryclean-ý 1. Choose -a dry- look cdean but also be ers and, launderers, cleaner with a dlean neatly pressed ýWIth keepe hlm informed and neat cail office. buttons securely fast- on the latest dry. The counter person- ened. Ail possible cleaning equipment, nelscourt eusand stains and dryclean- government regula- neatiy atted. If the ng solvent smells tions, 'drycleaning nealy ttied.If he should be remnoved. If problems and their cail office and count- the staîns were flot solutions, and fabrics er personnel are mes- remnoved, request an and fashions. "c4 Larn C SVWzice folr LIe EnL'iL 9az L1P 112 COLBORNE ST. W., WHITBY 668-2831 R. RUSSO BUILDING SUPPLIES Cash & Carry While Supplies Last Exterior Paint Save 331/% Patio Slabs, 24x24, Natu rai 2.50 each Shingles 7.49 bundie Open Monday - Satu rday '7- 7 864 Taunton Rd. W. (W. of Thorniton Rd.ý) Oshawa 579-9230 thie Doctor JoSeph O. Ruddy HoSpital ANNUAL MEETING Notice is hereby given that the annuai meeting of the Corporation wl Il be held WIEDNESDAY, JUNE 23RD, 1982 commencing at 8:00 p.m. ln the cafeteria of the hospital The meeting wiil be held to: 1. Review minutes of previous meeting 2. Receive Reports 3. Appoint Auditors 4. Eiect members to the Board 5. Dscuss any matter raised at the meeting. Copies of the Hospital By-Laws and Financiai- Statements may be examined at the office of the Secretary at any time durlng normal business hours or wlll be mailed to members on request. By Order of the Board, J. Kunetsky, Sécretary [OMMER(InL PRI[lTllnG