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PAGE 18, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1982, WHITBY FREE PRESS Crawford Collecéion of Classics David Marder and Sean Farr are playing out a scene that is part of a musical montage to be presented in the Whitby Theatre Company Youth Group's "Collections of Classics. 'I The youthful cast members wrote the show, styled as a cabaret, and selected all of the musical numbers. "Collections 0f Classics" will be performed July 22, 23 and 24 at the Centennial Building as part of the County Town Carnival. - Free Press Staff Photo CORRECTION In last week's edition Gateway Tour to Mon- of the Whitby Free treal." Press, the 'advertise- It should have read ment for Parkwood Tra- "VIA Getaway Tour to vel, 111 Simcoe Street Montreal." North read "Visit our We apologize for any office, youcould win a inconvenience that may two day weekend via have been caused. Oshawa & Whitby Agricultural Exhibition July 15, 16,17 & 18 • Peter Marsh Midway • Miss Oshawa-Whitby Exhibition • Demolition Derby • Livestock Shows • Exhibits S • Saddle Horse Shows CONT'D FROM PG. i1 cause she is not a Cana dian citizen She stil holds her American citi. zenship, although her husband is a Canadian citizen. Crawford also repre sents the downtown merchants as a member of the Board of Direct- ors of the Whitby Cham- ber of Commerce. In addition to her volunteer work for Whitby Arts and the downtown, Crawford has served as a canvass- er for the Whitby Swimming Pool Cam- paign, the United Way and the Canadian Can- cer Society. She is also a member of the phone committee for the Red Cross blood donor clinics. Feline killed A man has been charged by the Durham Regional Police Force with cruelty to animals after a cat had been killed. According to a spokes- man for the force, the cat was found hanging from a clothesline at a local home at about 3:45 a.m. Sunday morning. Police reported that a burning cigarette had been stuck in the ani- mal's mouth. James Nichols, 17, of no fixed address will appear in Oshawa Pro- vincial Court on July 22 to answei to the charge. RANK WHITBY THEATRE Com an yWhitb) *nb'I.d roc.ied. utTheatre 73 iistsen THE WHITBY CENTENNIAL BUILDING WHITOV Company 3CMPLMENTARY RECREA ToN 416 Centre St. S DEPARrMWENT Centennial Building WHITBY THEATRE COMPANY'S YOUTH GROUP presents "A COLLECTION OF CLASSICS" July.22, 23, 24 with a special complimentary performance tor Senior Citizens, July 21 Curtain time for ail performances is 7:30 p.m. with a matinee on Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at Centennial Building, 416 Centre St. South, Whitby Tickets cost $3.00 per person available at Middleton's Stationery, Whitby 668-2492 Report from Queen's Park LU. By The Hon. George Ashe, MPP (PC - Durham West) Ontario Minister of Revenue The function of law is to permit both individuals and groups to chieve their goals within the limits set by society. In a democratic society, one of these limits is that citizens be treated fairly; not only by their fellow citizens, but ilso by the state. For this reason, the law regulates the affairs of individuals and groups and also of government itself. Four ministries in Ontario have a major responsi- bility for justice policy: Solicitor General, Attorney General, Correctional Services and Consumer and Commercial Relations. These ministries deal with issues relating to the police, the courts, the custody and rehabilitation of offenders and consumer pro- tection. As the four ministries are closely related, the aims, objectives, successes and even failures of each havé an effect on the othérs. Co-operation among the members of the provincial justice field is further facilitated by a Cabinet Committee on Justice. This committee, consisting of the ministers of the four justice ministries is chaired by the Pro- vincial Secretary for Justice. The justice commit- tee meets regularly to consider policy proposals en- suring that they are consistent with justice and with other government policies. A recent publication of the Provincial Secretariat for Justice, entitled "The Justice System in On- tario" is designed to encourage a greater under- standing of the administration of this system in the province. A general description of the justice system is provided and topics such as "The Police and Public Safety," "The Courts," "Justice in the Market- place," "Correctional Services for Aduits" and "Protection of Individual Rights" are presented. Of special interest to young adults would be the chapter entitled "The Juvenile in the Justice System". This particular chapter highlights such issues as juveniles' interactions with the police and the courts as well as outlines services available for young people. Copies of this publication were sent to all Ontario schools to encourage educators to include this in- formation in the curriculum. I feel that it is important for all Ontarians to be aware of their rights and responsibilities under the law. For this reason, I have made arrangements for this booklet to be available at my Constituency Ofice (37 Station Plaza, Ajax; telephone 683-6707). Special Note: I recently had the privilege of being present during the presentation of the Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship to a Durham West resident - Mrs. Monica Cook of Pickering. Mrs. Cook gained this recognition for her contribution to a variety of volunteer organizations including the Girl Guides of Canada and the Canadian Red Cross Society. An area of particular interest to Mrs. Cook involves swim programs for handicapped children and Mrs. Cook has taught as many as 200 children a day in her backyard pool in Bay Ridges. I would like to take this opportunity to offer my personal thanki to Mrs. Cook for her untiring efforts to improve the quality of life in this province and right here in Durham Redion. Clinic collected 352 donations The Whitby branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society collected 352 pints of blood at last week's clinic. According tog clinic chairman Margaret Horton, 388 people vol- unteered the gift of life but 30 had to be de- ferred. Awards were also given to Elizabeth Hat- ter, Garry Martin- and Herb Trans for giving a total of 35 pints each to date. Carmen Sarles and Leo Cnossen received certificates commend- ing them for 50 dona- tions. Carmen Patton of Oshawa is also to receive an award for 75 donations. The next blood-donor clinic wll be held on Oc- tober 6. DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-7797 Hours: Mon. - Sat. & Evenings By Appointment Only (across from Beer Store) m Any accompanied lady gets in free Thursday night. I. - l - r -