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PAGE 10o WEDNESDAy SEPTEMBER 7, 1983, -WHI'TBY FREE PR£ MO)RECOMI NG EVENTS w COMMUNITY CARE Rumnour has it that Whitby Communlty Care is taking over the local "Meals on Wheels"' programn on a three-day a week basis. Interested persons should watch this -newspaper for further details. THAPAR DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 214 Dundas St, E. 163Simco-*eStS. Whitby , Oshawa *' 668-7797 579-8752 Hours: Monday to Saturday & Evenings By Appointment Onlyi ITPESETTN ON THE PREMISES ,,., 5.COMPUTERIZED APNOTOj a ci CR ifealth anada Vhitby tes al to at- ept. 7, Vhitby )gram zation ,e the icians your ation l-2565 Ziebart's Iextensive Microfilm application diagram. -I k 0 Proven Rust Protection on 6 million vehicies around the worid. 0 9 patented tools. M Unique rustproofing formulas. M Factory trained technicians. 0 Complete coverage of ail Internai rust prone areas. M Long life guaranteed by Ziebart's new car warranty. 0 Proteot your investment. 1 WH ITBY 440 HOPKINS ST. (south of Dundas St. E.) OPEN flOUSEK The Durham Reglon Horseback Ridlng for the Handicapped Association will be holding Its fifth annual open house on Sunday, Sept. 11, 2 p.m., at Hoskln Stables, Blackstock, (on Durham Road 57). This' program has been operating for five years, offering Riding Instructions to the han- dicapped. Everyone interested in learning about the work of the Associaition or watching the riders display their skills is welcome to attend. Refreshnxents wiil be- CONSUME HEALTII The Consumner i Organization of C is organizing a I chapter and imvit interested people tend a meeting Si 7:30 p.m., at the M Public Library prc room. The organi2 Promises to bridg, gap between physii and consumers for health and surviva] For more informai 'ail Norma at 668. ALL SAINTS, THANK YOU EVENING AlI Saints Church, Dun das St. W., Whitby, ii having a "thank you' desert and coffei evenn in the churcl hall August 25, at 7p.m. in honour of ReverenÈ and Mrs. J. Roney, whc are leaving the churc] after 15 years. If you can donate - dessert, your time or have any pertinent pic- tures for a scrapbook, please caîl Jody at-668 5269. Donations can be made in a marked, separate envelope each Sunday or taken tc Jody. MICROWAVE DEMONSTRATION The Whitby Public Librar will host a microwave cooking demonstration on Wed- nesday, Sept. 28, from 7 to 9 p.m. Wendy Hartley and Margaret Stokes of the Micro-Cooking Centre in Oshawa wil demon- strate the preparation and cooking 0 f everything from jam, to chicken to pineapple up- side down cake. ickets. for this prograin are available from, the Program Co- ordinahir bealnnin 's Be !h o RIDE-A-THON a The Durham Region, )r Horseback Riding for the Handicapped Association Rideathon will be held Saturday Sept. '24, at Hoskin e Stables in Blackstock. Trophies will be awarded to the in- dividual rider with the highest earnings and to the group or stable with the highest earnings. Ail riders wil receive crests. For further infor- mation, registration, and pledge sheets, please contact one of the followling before Sept. 14, 1983: Hosking Stables, in Blackstock, at 986-5558; Sandra Morton, in Oshawa, at 728-930; or John Burr, in Oshawa, at 576-2892. The purpose of this 25 km trial ride is hi, raise funds to, cover the cost of riding lessons, speciai equipment and insuran- ce for our handlcapped riders. BOATING COURSE The Oshawa Power Squadron i15 again 0f- fering the nationally- recognized Canadian Power Squadron boating course in, Oshawa this fail and winter. Registration wiil be held at Donevan Collegiate, Harmony Rd. S. at Olive Ave., on Wednesday Sept. 7 and Sept. 14, from 7 to 9p.m. The course covers a variety of boating topics such as boat handling, seamanship, charts and piloting, aids to navigation, rules of the road and safety afloat. The course is of the in- teetto both sail and power boaters., On completion, mem- bership in CPS is available and an entire series of advanced and elective courses may be taken in subjects such as Seamanship Power, Seamanship Sail, Ad- vanced '1Piloting, àrs 1a ý30 in ,n- Il WOMEN'S AGLOW The Women's Aglow Fellowship wiil hold a meeting September 8 at the Evangel Church, 374 Farewell Street, Oshaw, Ontario. Fellowshlp . & refreshments wiil begin at 7:30 p.m. with Praise & Worship at 8p.m. The special guest will be Natalie Stasiuk from Chiiliwack, B.C. Everyone is welcome. For more information TedARNTS LOAM SUPPLy LTD. BRQCK RD. N, PICKERING (1½mil« noith of Hlghway 2) TOP SOIL Sand Lgme.tone Treated Timber Stone Pinemulch Patio Slabs Curba Firewood PetatLoamn INTERLOCKING PAVINO STONES (DELIVERED & OR INSTALLED) 683-0887 WIDOWS AND WIDOWERS The Durham Widom and Widowei Association will hold pot luck supper Moi day, Sept. 12, at 6:3 p.m., at St. George' Church, Centre St. S. i Oshawa. .Bring your own utei sils and dish for pi luck., A social hour wil follow the supper. Widowed only please; BLOCK PARENTS DRAIi The Whitby' Blocl Parents are holdingî lottery to raise mone) for theirexpenses whic] occur over the year. The tickets are $1 each and can be pur. chased fromi any memn bers of Central Commit- tee, Video Image in Brooklin, Brooklir Bakery- or Courtice- Allan Pharmacy on Brock St. N., in Whitby. The prize is $50 and will be drawn October' NO CHILD COURSE "Supervision and Management of the child with, speclal needs", a 10-week cour- se offered by Durham Association for Farnily Relief Services, begins Thursday, Sept. 22, from 7 to 9 p.m., at the Emperor Street Centre, 36 Emperor St., Ajax. Registration will be at 6 :45 p.m. on Sept. 22. For further infor- mation or advance registration cali 668- 3812. BEDTIME STORIES The Whitby Public Library wil hold bed- timne stories each Tuesday evening in Oc- tober, from 7 to 7:30 p.m. Boys and girls bet- ween the ages of five and eight are urged to don their pajamas and teddy bears for a program, of stories, rhymes and fun. Registration Wiil begin'at the Children's Desk Sep)t. 16. GE RMAN CLASSES German classes wiil once again be held for both children and adults at the Club Lorely, Dean Ave., in Oshawa. Children's classes wiil be held, commencîng Sept. 17, each Saturday morning from 9 arn. to 12 noon. Adult classes will,'be, held Thursday evenings from 7 to 10Op.m.* Registfation day for ail classes wiil be held Sept. 10, 9 a.m. to 12 rioon, at Club Loreley. <For moreinformation n STORY e HOUR S The Whitby Public r Library is welcoming back its children's 1 Saturday story hour.. The program- will begin Sept. -10 with stories, "The Paperbag Princess" and "The Làst of the Dragons" On, Sept. 17, dog pup- pets wiil be-made and a film, "Angus Lost", will be viewed. A dog story will conclude the show.. If you have a dog, bring along a picture of it to share with the group. Sept. 24 is blue Satur- day. "The Great Bluenose and Othe'r Predicamjients" will be the story and a funny' film, "The Blue Bike", .wil be viewed. Children can 'also make a Blue Meanie Monster to, wear >home. Be. sure to, wear >your favourite blue clothes. The programs are for children five years of age and over and are held each Saturday, ,k PARENTS a WITHOUT 1 Y PARTNERS .h The Septemni schedule for Pare, Without Partne Pineridge Chapter 2 has been announced. The monthly genei n meeting wii be held n Sept. 8. Following t business meeting -, orientation for 'nt' members'and prospei wiil be held. There w be coffee, cards ai conversation for othern A regular week meeting will be he Sept. 15. Gemr Gou will speak on "Cor munication -Techniquq Between Lone] People. The Sept. 22 meetin wil feature Ken Hann( the Marland, Travt Club speaking on "Hoi to Travel Without Large Income" . The Sept. 29 meetini wil have Sandra Wilsoî of the Oshawa Distric Credit Counselling Ser vice speaking or "Money Management'. The meetings ail take place at St. George's Church Hall, Centre.St. S., i Oshawa, at 8 p.m. Ail single parents are eligible tojoin. 1 For more information caîl Lee at 576-1853. >GREENWOOD> FESTIVAL Greenwood will hold its annual Festival Day Sept. '17 at the Green- wood Community Park, beginnig at 12 noon. There is no admission charge for the festival, which features a. beer tent, with live' country music, bake sale, hor- seshoe tournament, tennis tournament, races, a nail driving contest, food and refreshments, a 5- kilometre run and games. COMPUTER CLUB The Durham Region Personal Computer Club wil meet at the Vhitby Public Library ;ept. lSth, from 6:30 to :30p.m., The meetings assist ewners Of Ap- ele/Franklin/Umtron ýnd compatible coin- Lters useing Microsoft ASlIC to a greate 1r un- erstanding of the fun- The first euchre of the faîl season wL be held on Thursday, ,Septem- ber lSth, at 8 p.m., spon- sored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion, Bran- ch 112, Whitby. So join your friends at 117 Byron St. South,- Whitby for progressive euchre, lunch, ýprizes and fun. Tickets at $1.50 per person available at the door. OPTIMIST DANCE The Optimist Club of Whitby wil hold a fail fund-raising 50's and 60's greaser dance on Oct. 1, at 8 p.m., at the Heydenshore Pavillon..', The charge 0f $15 per couple includes a cold buffet and an oppor- tunity to, win door prizes, spot. dances or best greaser prizes. A disc Jockey will provide the mnusic. There wiJI be a cash bar. PLAYSCHOOL REGISTRATION The Glen Steward Co- operative playschool, 201 Cabot St., in Oshawa, wiil hold an open house and registration Sept. 12 to 16, fromg9to 11: 15 a.m. The playachool is for pre-schoolers age 3 hi 5 years. 1For more information cali, 579"733 or 579-817. l