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PAGE 10, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 19, 1983, WHITBY YOU ARE INVITED SUNDAY OCTOBER 23 6:30OPM To VIew The Award Winnîng Motion Plcture "THE CROSS AND THE SWITCHBLADE"Y AT WHITBY SENIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL, GARDEN ST. A DYNAMIC FILM Y~OU WON'T WANT TO MISS FREE PRESS I Strange theft A Whltby resident loat jewellery and cash ln a theft over the weekend, but the thoughtful thief left' behind ber pet tarantula spider. Durham Regional, Police say the ground floor apartment of Caroline Kueblor, of 1455 Byron St. S., Apt. 3, was broken into sometime between 9 p.mn. Saturday and 1:15 arn. Sunday. The side glass of an aquarium contalnlng a large tarantula, was broken. Police report that a ladies white gold dlamond ring valued at $350, a men's gold watch valued at $95 and $50 worth of various coins and silver were taken along with three botties of beer. Entry was gained by removing a sereen and forcing the window., :- GLD EVR ID-EV * BD EVI GOLO .FEVER -I Every Purchaser, 0f A: SOFA, SECTIONAL, OR SOFA LOVESEAT COMBINATION WilI Receive FREE Either A' GOLD COIN Or AGOLD NUGGET e ýEvery Purchas GO0LDNUQGET is 24KT. GoId And Cornes WIth A GoId Smîths Cortîfîcate 0f Value And Clarlty 3e 0f A: BRASS BED OR BRASS COFFEE TABLE AND END TABLE 'WiII Receive FREE A, tiful "6BRASS ACCENT PIECE"e This Is In Conjunction with the Liberty Furniture And Burnholm 'Design Furniture Thiis Sale Ends October 22nd, 1983 Mrs. Margaret McFadyen (left), the chief librarian at the Wkitby Public Library, accepts a one-year free subscription to the International Toast-. mistress Club from Shirley MacDonald, president of the Whitby Toastmistress Club. The presentation was in honor of October being the founder's month. Free Press Staff Photo To astmistress Club- meets éo i I GLASS & BRASS ýoI Plece Dnette Suites .5991 member from the First Oshawa Toastmistress Club acted as Topic- mistress. Subjects were varied and humourous centering on our extra sensory perception. Dorothy Hart was awarded the trophy on ber one minute mini- speech. Four new members were inducted and a warm welcome was ex- tended to these new members; Frances Toner, Ismay Needhan,. SaIly Jurcoba, Hazel Motomura. The induc- tion was eloquently done under the direction of Dorothy Hart. The business meeting was handled most ef- ficiently by the president. A 10 minute recess ensued followinig which Lee Irwin graciously introduced the two speakers on the evening's program, Germaine Barr who took us down memory lane on the subject of Halloween and Audrey Beard who informed us, 0f ail benefits a public' library can provide. The evaluators Pauline Torresan, Lee Type writer ýRENTALS oSALES,& SER VICE Hewitt and Special evaluator Betty Dubowski gave their recommendations and suggestions for im- provements; the closing thought was given by Dorothy Hart. From, teh commenta received from the guests following the meeting it appears as though several wii be attending the regular meeting scheduled for November 1 at 100 Blair St. i Whitby. Feilowship at 6:30 p.m. with program commen- cing at 7p.m. The Whitby Toast- mistress Club is most appreciative that the Corporation of the Town of Whitby. have proclaimed October 26 as "International Toastmiatreas sDay" iîn and for the Town of Whitby hirecognition of the achievements of the International Toast- mistress Clubs. Citizens of Whitby are urged to avail them- selves of this* oppor- tunity. to become acquainted with the fine Programmes carried on by these clubs..- This also being Foun- der's month, the Whitby Toastmisti-ess Club will be posting various literature on the bulletin board of the Whitby Public Library. Anyone interested hibecoming acquainted with Toast- mistress do avail your- self with ail of the in- formation which wiil be provided. during the weekOf October17 to,21. If you require further information please con- tact Shirley MacDonald t 668-4817 or Germaine Barr at 668-2092. SHOP THE COMPETION and then corne and see what REAL SAVINGS are on BRAND NAME MERCHANDISE SHOP EARLY OUANTITIFS i IUiTsf ---- .: n ~~** Mon.-Fri. Sat. 9:30-9:00fl aa iii uunîop st. W., Whitby 668-1524, Hwy. 401 to Hwy. 12 9 blocks north to Dunonn St- Li by GERMAINE BARR The Whitby Toast- mistress Club held their - demonstration meeting last Tuesday, October il, at the Whitby Public Library. The aim was to promote the benefits of Toastmistress training bo other members in the community. The meeting proved to be successful as the guests appeared to out- number the members present. President, Shirley MacDonald presented a magazine subseription, to the Whltby. Public Library and this was received by Marg Mc- Fadyen, Chief Librarian. Commentator Betty Dubowski explained the evening's proceechngs followed by a cail to, or- der by the president. In- vocation was given by Pauline Torresan foilowed by a cordial welcome and introduc- tion. Lee Hewitt gave us a brief history on the In- ternational Toast- mistress Club, which was very informative and educational. Merle Amodeo a 4j, .JCoins are mintedby ~.the Royal Canadîan S- Mint wîth a Bank Cor- - Ifîcate of Value and are one grou99nce. oi nloe gtoy ou9 nce. oî naîyd 4 - DAILY--. p.m. (from the sofa purchasers that day) 9:30 p.m. (from the sofa purchasers f rom 5 p.m. tMI closîng that day). 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