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PAGE 12.WEIJNESDAY NOVEMBER 30. 1983, WH ITBY FR EE PRESS ENTERTAINMENT. w To astmistress The Whitby Toast- mlstress Club meeting held Nov. 15, was most refreshing. Four new members kept the Club captivated with their introductory speeches '. The members were very impressed and warmly congratulated Frances Toner, Sally Jur, Ismay Needhan Hazel Motomura their superb delivei It was no easy fe the evaluators Y~ Picotte, Betty Dut, and Pauline Torr, but in true 1J mistress fashion, were ail given Meeing caba, benefit of the! and tise, ln comme ir.for 'recommending y. speakers. at for The generalc dyrna Dorothy Hart, owski thorough esan, professional ei oast- on the firat la they meeting. the Our SoapBc, is a first for - was most enti and Pauie 7 with only mii prepare a spec tainly accept challenge withf Topic mistre Dubowski chosi on theme1 eveming whic "First Encouni ail members wi entertaiming wi humorous first ters as pilots, ministers and dancers. The wi Refreshing Ir exper- *the impromptu trophy ending or was Germaine Barr. 9 the The business portion of the meeting was con- evaluator ducted very skillfully gave a and professionally un- and der the direction of the -valuation President, Shirley alf of the MacDonald. The remaiming por- x, which tion of the meeting was the Club, also handled efficiehtly tertaining by evaluator for the rorresan, second-hall Germaine inutes to Barr, Grammarian ,ech, cer- Dorothy Hart, and ted the Thner Audrey Beard. fervor. The next scheduled ess, Betty meeting of the club is e to stay Dec. 6, at 100 Blair St. for the West, Whitby. eh was Fellowship 6:30 p.m., ters" and program 7 p.m. ere most Everyone is welcome. it)> their For further information tencoun-, please caîl 'Shirley ;prime- MacDonald at 668-4817 d ballet or, Germaine Barr at rinner for 668-2092. REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional MunicipaIity of Durham Is considering AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN The amendment, as proposed, would permit the development of farm-reiated service industries within those areas designated as Major Open Space ln the Durham Regional Officiai Plan, at the discretion of Council of the Area Municipality. In order to assist ln the evaluation of the amen- dment application, the public is invited to provide Input by way of submissions to the Region's Plan- ning Department. Information related to the amend ment application is available ln the offices 0f the Planning Depar- tment, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario LiN 6A3 or by calling Mr. Larry Kotseff, M.C.l.P. Plan- ning Department, (416)668-7731. Submissions concerning the amendment 'ap- plication must be forwarded to the Commissioner of Planning, at the above-noted address, and must be received no later than Friday, December 30, 1983. Please include your address and telephone.num- ber ln any submissions made. i Don Hadden Chairman, Planning Committee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.l.P. Commissioner of Planning " .1 THE MAGNIFIER LAMP Ideal for stamhps, coins, model building, sewing and other detailed work. fror6205 oshawa centre Lowr Lvl - 7234=2 Band members of Nightshift (left to right) John Ingham«, base; Joe Jackson, drums and Wayne du Mont, guitar; make their debut at Amnanale Golf and Country Club. Local Band Makes Debut For local band Night- shift, anxiety filled the air as they made their debut at the Annandale Golf and Country Club, Ajax. The sets ran relatively smooth for the band on their opening night. Con- sisting of Jon Ingham, base player, Joe Jackson, drummer, and Wayne' du Mont, lead singer on guitar and harps. This versatile group incorporated a blend, of rockabilly, country, folk and rock to suit everyones pleasure. They played a variety of original material, in- cluding their number one hit song fromn recen- tly released demo tape on CHMR Hamilton. But for this new band, they were flot without problems. A weak sound system, and a mishap with the base drum caused a brief delay in the second set. Other than that, the evening progresseci weil. Nightshift has been workiing together for about one year. They practice 3 mights a week in their Whitby studio, where lead singer Wayne du Mont writes the lyrics for their music. "Wayne is our com- poser, then when he finishes with the material, theband gets together to arrange it to suit our own style,"' says Ingham, acting as spokesman for the band. And producing their own material is just part of the goal they want to portray. "lWe want to produce our own material 80 that we can be known as unique from any other, band,"' commenta Ingham. "We want to make it on our own music."1 For» Nightahift. who went to Annandale Club to get'their "feet wet"I, came to the, right spot. The Annandale Club is- available for rent on Wednesday evenings and the weekends, a a local community room which offers new enter- tainment a starting place., 6th An n iversary with MAG NAVOX Starting Decembé*r 1183 E BLE NTENNA ERVIGE 20" Magnavox and dlock converter $55900o Compeête VCR in store specials FREE Cof fee & Don uts .513 Perry St. -Whitby 668,6901 Compete T.V,*,& Stereo Repairs 1 ýLj ýd