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Co rr idor Capers- By MARY MCEACHERN Call 725-8967 with Items for this column. ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Women's Association of St. Andrews Presby- terian Church woúld like to thank everyone in the community who supported their annual Kirk Bazaar. The bazaar was a tremendous success. Monies raised by the afternoon bazaar will be used to sup- port the Youth and Mission services as well as the home church. Special thanks are extended to the Whitby Free Press for their excellent coverage prior to the bazaar. WHITBY LIONESS CLUB The Whitby Lioness Club are selling cookbooks, Christmas cakes and boxes of fancy Christmas cookies. The books, cakes and cookies will be on display at the home of Ann Preston, 329 Kendalwood Rd. in Whitby, as well as at the Capers Ball to be held at the Masonic Hall onSaturday evening. Anyone interested in purchasing Christmas baking or cookbooks are asked to call Ann Wiggers at 668-9641 or any member of the Whitby Lioness Club. Proceeds will go to help community projects. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH The Westminster United Church Bazaar will be held at the church on Saturday, November 27 from 1 to 4 p.m. There will be tables of home baking, sewing, candy, novelties, tea room white elephant etc. Donations to any of the above would be most welcome. Work bees for work on items for the bazaar will continue at the home of Phyllis Morison, 191 Hazelwood, every Tuesday afternoon until the bazaar. Come and work with others on items or bring your own crafts. CAPERS BALL The fall CapersBall will be a hard-time dance on November 20, this Saturday, at the Masonic Hall, Cochrane Street, in Whitby: Come dressed in your old duds, new duds, someone else's duds, we don't care, just come. Hats, befitting the occasion, will be on sale, to complete your ensemble. Let your hair down and join the rest of the hayseeds. Music will be supplied by Gary Tummonds, and will feature some old, new, and possibly even the chicken. Prizes for everyone and special prize for the best hard-time costume. Lunch and cash bar, al for the low, low price of $10 a couple. Tickets are going fast. Remember, the hall will only accommo- date about 60 couples, so call 725-5008 or 668-8949 for reservations. Call today to avoid disappointment. See you at the ball. COFFEE POT If you are planning a Christmas party, remember. we have a 100 cup coffee perk for loan. Any neigh- bourhood organization, groups or individuaIs are welcome to the use of the perk. Call725-8967 after 4 p.m. NOTE TO MY FRIEND LYNN Dear Lynn: As I can't get to your place from our house, I will have to send it via the Free Press. Powell Road, as you know, is still inpassable,un- usable and unfavourable. Now Lynn, I have been told that it is only because we own a small car, and if we bought a 10-ton truck, we would not notice the hills and dales or pot holes as much. That was one excuse, second one - Tom would love to come out and view the disaster, but he is afraid of us ganging up on him and planting poinsettia before he ven- tures on the scene. Joe Bugelli - he just said a flat no, he wouldn't dare ruin his car travelling up the street. Can't blame him, can you Lynn. However, we will see you at the Capers Ball so I will give you the startling news then. Until next Saturday, have fun. P.S. Save your marigold seeds until next spring. We will find a good use for them. Whitby students receive awards Winners of undergra- duate scholarships at Durham College includ- ed seven students from Whitby. The students were honoured for their aca- demic achievement at a reception at the college November 12. Whitby winners in- clude Alfred Jongsma who won a $200 program award for Electronic Techniques, Year One, and Carol Sakamoto who received a $300 award for Interior Design, Year One. Awards worth $200 were given to Goron Chow (Business Ad- ministration and Fi- nance, Year Two), Lisa A. Duggan (Legal Ad- ministration, Year Two) and Gregg Whitty (Electronic Technblogy, Year Two). These stu- dents won the awards for optional subjects. Mary Taylor and Marian Dell of Whitby won Special Achieve- ment Awards for Health Sciences . and Special Achievement respec- tively. The awards are given annually to students at- taining high academic achievement. A total of 47 awards were given at the reception. WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 17,1982, PAGE 9 Chamber annual meeting The Whitby Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting Wednesday, November 24 at the Earl of Durham Restaurant. Election .of officers and directors for 1983 will take place, and seve'al awards will be presented. The Business of the Year, Student of the Year and a special presentation will be Bridge The following are the results of last week's play at the Whitby Du- plicate Bridge Club. North and South: Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Evans, 131; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Vrengdenhil, 126½; Mr. and Mrs. Pat Davies, 119; and, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Baker, 118. East and West: John McLean and Don Tither- ington, 128; Mrs. Ben Harlander and Mrs. Larry Ruest, 127½; Mrs. Marg Wilson and Leo Cassidy, 119; and, Miss Georgie Bovay and Mrs. George Steffler, 111½. made. The Corporate Citizen Award, given to an out- standing member of the business community, may be presented. The award is given not an- nually, but on the dis- cretion of the directors. Cocktails will be ser- ved at 6:30 and dinner at 7. Ail are welcome, and tickets are $10.50 per person. Please confirm your attendance by Monday, November 22. DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-7797 Hours: Mon. - Sat. & Evenings By Appointment Only (across from Beer Store) DANFORTH TYPEWRITER RENTALS Electric typewriters66.0 f o r 3 months Manual typewriter '00.00 for 6months (Latest models - maintenance included - short & Icng term) Available service & Repairs 408 Dundas Street West 2940 Danorth Ave. Whitby , Toronto 666-1131 est. 1930 698-2589 000 KUTSEE 100 $ ONE COUPON PER PIZZA .OFF One Dollar Off any 6,8, or 12 slice pizza with 2 or more ingredients. Offer Expires Nov. 30182 q 668-8891 PIZZA HOUSE 114 Brock St. South, Whitby A S dec Spe OP( dini Dra Fui Op unt Includi Desse FOR RE parkling fairyland of c orated for Christmas. ecial seasonal music.. en fire in the restauran ners. . . Gift shop with wn Wagon or Sleigh ri n for the whole famil en every day except til January 2nd. Make N very spe 5:30 PM Cost $14.95 per adu Cost 10.00 per chi PRESENT THEIR SECOND ANNUAL , Christmas Light Festival DAILY FROM 10:00 AM TO 10:00 PM olour.... The Village & Gardens Miniature Santa Claus Parade . Choirs and Bands in the evening.. it serving delicious Roast Beef many fine Gifts. . . Horse ides. Adults 35 .y Seniors 3.00 Christmas Children 1.75 iew Years Eve a cial Family event. Two sittings: and 8:30 PM ilt Cost $19.95 per person ld es special menu, Seafood Cocktail. Cornish Hen, with Chefs Salad, ,rt Gratuities, Entertainment ... Games and Party Fauours CUL LEN GARDENS IS LOCATED ON TAUNTON ROAD i KMS '%OR TH OF WHITBY, JUST WEST OF HIGHWA Y ESERVATIONS CALL WHITBY 668-6640, TORON 1 2 'TO 294-7965 i..- . --» - 1. 1