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PAGE8, WEDNESDAY Or.TflER 19. 1983. WHITBY FREE PRESS, COMTNG EVEN TS CALENDAR Ted ARNTS LOAM SUPPLY LTD. BROCK RD. N., PICKERUNG 683-M87> (1 'h ml«x orth of Hlghway 2) FIREWOOD TOP SOIL INTERLOCKING PAVING STONES (Deliv.red and or lnstell.d) .- FASHIONS ~PRE CHRISTMAS BLOUSE SALE-> 25% foOff Ail Our Beautlful Blouses WHITBY MALL 723.1771 FALL BONANZA Speclal Sale of Canadian White Spruce Approx. l4ft. tal Ideai for screening or a specimen tree. BROOKLIN* NURSERIES Hwy. 7 655-3671 (1 h mle;s west of Brooklln) ALZHEIMER SOCIETY A, meeting of tbe Alzhemer Society of Durham Region will be held on October 27, at 7:30 p.m., at the Oshawa General Hospital, Day Hospital Wing, Aima Street. This is a general meeting and on the agenda is the election of new officers. The public is welcome and further information is available at 725-808 and 725-1562. c WE DELIVER! Just 60t ... is alyour Free Press carrier wilI be asking you for ..60t for a tohole month of home delivery of your local netospaper. This voluntarypayment is the beat bargain in toton. No other newspaper - cous so0 itile and offers so much to local residents. And even if you don t toant <o contri bute w)e Il deliveryour newspaper anIvay. Your 60,t payment may not seem like, very much money. but it means a lot to your parizer alto Stw/eyour carrier ays mr <J"Freey Pras ang"yull knoewhat i£'s d ail abut <mdrta oum oneY i oinoca <o saprbe eLspt.uhdfae And 1ouBroc Street Nportadhepg CHAMBER 0F COMMERCE The Whitby Chamber of Commerce will hold its October'meeting to co-incide with Small Business Week, Oct. 23- 30. The meeting, scheduled for Oct. 26 and beginning at noon, will feature Lorne Mclnnis, the chief co- ordinator of the Federal Business Development Bank, who will speak on managing your business profitably. It wil be held at the Marigold Dinner Playhouse, 419 Brock St. N., at a charge of $7.25 per person with meal included.' The Dinner Theatre is committed to a confir- med attendance so con- firm intention to attend by caling 668-4506 by Monday; Oct. 24. FIELD NATURALISTS The Durham Region Field Naturalists will hold their regular mon- thly meeting on Oct. 24, at 8 p.m., at the McLaughlin Library, Bagot Street, Oshawa. *Well known nature photographer Mr. Nor- * man Lightfoot, will be the speaker. Mr. Light-ý foot has made many films for the National Film Board, and produced films for the' Untamed World and the Audubon Wildlife Theatre. He will give an illustrated talk on his experiences in. filming the "Harp Seal", and the finished production will be screened. Everyone is welcome to attend and meet this talented and productive artist. HOSPITAL BAZAAR The Ajax Pickering Hospital Auxiliary Bazaar will be held Oct. 27, from 10'a.m. to 8 p.m. in the hospital lob- by. There will be crafts, white elephant book sale and bake sale. PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS Parents Wlthout Par- tners, Pinertdge Chap- ter 204, has announced its October schedule, with meetings held each Thursday evening. .An Oct. 20 meeting will have an orientation for- new members and 'prospects. Ms. Sandra Frife of Durham Tenant Hotlne will be the featured speaker. The Oct. 27 meeting wil feature a presen- tation on Halloween Safety by the Durham Regional Police. The meetings are held at St. George's Church Hall, Centr-e St. S., Oshawa, at 8p.m. For more information WOMEN'S DAY Ail women's groupa in the region are also being encouraged to send representatives to the next meeting of the In- ternational Women's Day committee, to be held Tuesday, Oct. 18, at 8 p.m., at the U.A.W. hall, 44 Bond St. East, Oshawa. in. order to identify issues of particular con- cern to local women, a questionnaire is being* circulated by ýcommit- tee members. Further information may be obtained from Joanne Evans at 576- 1254 or Bey McCloskey at 668-2513. CARDIAC Tne Cardiac Rehabilitation Organi- zation bas started its regular medically supervised aerobic program for the 83/84 season. The members exer- cise- every Monday,, Wednesday, and Friday, at 5 or 6 p.m. In the' Y.W.C.A. in Oshawa. Persons interested in this program should contact: Mrs. Cathie Hurst at 725-8502 or Mr. Ken Blackmore at 723- ----------- 5HOP FOR APPTS. 683-9442 683-4700 AJAX COLLISION we make oid cars look like new CARS AVAILABLE IF NEEDED we arrange flnancing if needed Leasecars as low as $4.74/day & insurance Good used cars for sale es low u&$145.00 per month Car rentais available by day, week, or month 767 MciCay Road, Unit No. 3, Pickering Evenings: Mr. Chipmun 683-5634 * ON BY 10 * OUTDY 4 CRAFTS AND COLLECTABLES SWhitby's Henry Street High School is hosting a Crafts and Collectables Sale on Sunday, October 23 at 10a.m. Featured wil be: handmade toys, nursery items, homemade can- dy, antiques, Christmas decorations (aireadyl) and many more crafts by our talented local ar- tisans. The 50* admission also includes chances on varioui. Inor orizes. NUCLEAR DISCUSSION Dr. Andrew J. Stirling of the Chalk River Nuclear Laboratories will be guest speaker at the Canadian Club Wed- nesday, October 19 at the Holiday, Inn Oshawa, with dinner beginning at 6:30 p.m. Dr. Stirling has wide experience in the fields of nuclear safety and the 'monitoring of nuclear capabilities on an international level. The title of his address will be. "Canada's Nuclear Trade." Reservations- may be made by contacting Grant MacDonald at ST. MARK9S CHUIRCH St. Mark's' United Church, will, be a busy place Monday, Oct. 24. A bake table bazaar willbe held at 11:30 a.m. From 11:30 a.m. to 1:30.ý p.m., homemade soup and sandwiches are available for $2.50. There will be a self- serve chili supper at 5 pam. The cost is $2.' There will- be a silent auction at 7 p.m. Proceeds go to church work.' FREE FILM ,The Whitby. Public Library will feature the movie, Cry from, the Wild, Friday, Oct. 21, at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium. There is no admission charge and everyone is welcome. For more information caîl Idie Gomille at 668- COMPUTERS Building your own computer will be the topic 0f discussion at the Oct. 20 meeting of the Durham Region Apple Users Group (DRAUG). The Do [t Your 'Self. demonstration will be given by members Reno Torresan and John Zellar. Both members have constructied their own computera, and will answer the'newcomers questions. Selections from the DRAUG software library wiil be shown by Tony Ward. DRAUG meets at 6:30 p.m. monthly on the third Thursday at the Whitby Public Library, 405 Dundas St. West. For further infor- mation caH Commumity Information Centre at 668-531or Tony Ward at FAMILY FILM St. John's Church in Whitby will feature a famlly film, Happines [s, this Friday, Oct. 21, at 7:30 p.m. The film is for people of all ages. Admission is free. The film series- wiil continue on Nov. 18. ANDERSON' GRADUATION Anderson C.V.I an- nual graduation exer- cises will be held on Saturday, ýOctober 22, at 2p.m. Parents. and friends of the graduates are cor,- dially invited to attend. OPEN HOUSE The Whitby Psychiatric Hospital will hold a tour of volun- teer programs and open house on Wednesday, Oct. 26, at 1 p.m. Free- babysitting is available. For more information cali 668-5681, extension 323. CONCERT The Canadian Staff Band Salvation Army and Singing Chorus and the Henry Street High School. Band will present a concert at Henry's cafetorium, on Wednesday, Oct. 19, at 8 p.m. Tickets are $2e for adults and $1 for studen- ts and are availabie from students or at the door. FAMILY FILM St. John's Church in Whitby wIIlfeature A family film, Happineas Is, this Firday, Oct. 21, at 7: 30p.m. The film la for people of aliages. Admission is free. The film series will continue on Nov. 18. BLOCK PARENTS WEEK Whitby residents are being encourage te par- ticipate in Block Paren- ts Week, from Oct.-17 to Residents are being encouraged to par- ticipate by volunteering their homes as a safe refuge when a need arises. BRIDGE RESULTS The following are the resulta of duplicate bridge play at the Whit- by Curling Club. North and Sputh: Dr. and Mns. Richard Ket- cheli, 72; Mns. P.N. Spratt and Ms.- Donald Wilson, 67%; Patrick Crampsey and Barry Gil, 65; lee Chalmers and 1Linda Anderson, 60%. East and West: Ms.' Bruce McColl and Mia. Doug Maundreil, 76; Mr and Mns. Jimn Warrie, 62%; Mrs. Léouise Peltenburg- and Mns. Janet Clame, 60%; Miss Georgie Bovay and Mns. George Steffler tie with Bert Van Noord and Hank Hellendoorn, 60., THE WORLD IS YOURS ... IF YOU KNOW THE RI,GMI PEOPLE... Wherever yau maya 'the Wei- corne Wagon hastess là the rlght persan ta hoUp yau find a place ln your new community. Cali 668943 m 1