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MONTE CARLO The Whltby Lion, Club wlll hold its annua "Monte Carlo Night" or May il from 7 p.m. to a.m. at the Heydensborf Pavilion., Featured will be gamnes of chance, draws, a cold buffet and bar privileges. ickets are $10 eac] and include a chance ai a $1,000 elimination draw and a $100 door' prize. For reservations or more information call John Wiggers at 668- 5376, Merv Patton ai 668-930 or Ian Robb ai SUPPORT GROUP The next meeting of the Cesarean Support Group wil be held at 613 fCreekview Dr. , t Pickering, on May 14 at Sp.m. A. movie - "The Cesarean Birth Ex- perience"l - will be presented. The support group bas been established to meet the needs of women wbo have bad, or are planning to have, babies by' cesarean birth. For more information cail Penny Kobrynovich at 571-026. YARD SALE The Hebron Cbristian Reformed Churcb, 30 Elizabeth Ores., will hold its annual yard sale on May 12 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. '*.. Featured wil be toys, fumture, appliances, kitchen utensils,. books, records,- clothing, crafts and plants. There wil also be, a refresbment bootb and a balte sale. LAMAZE SEMINAR The Lamaze Childbir- th Association Of Durham Region wWl sponsor a seminar - "Celebrating Woman- hood" - in the lecture theatre of Durham College on May 12 beginning at 8:30 a.m. The coat is $10 per person and babes-in- arms are welcome. For more information cail Mary Dittmar at 668-6051. LUNCHEON the Ontario New ~. The next inter-agency luncheon of the Social Planning Council of Oshawa-Whitby will be held on May 16 fromn 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the U.A.W. Hall, 44 Bond St. E., Oshawa. The guest speaker will be Bob Rae, leader of - Democratic Party. His topic will be "Health Care and Profits: The Case 0f Nursing Homes in Ontario.," Tickets are $8 eacb and available by calling the social planning council at 725-4774 before May 6. After May 6, tickets will cost $9. [s Il n 1 e e i h t r r I This week I *would like to bring you up to date on several BicentenAial events involving residents of Durbam Region. STUDENT PARLIAMENT: To enhance the celebration of Ontario's Bicentennial during Education Week, 1984, the Ontario Secondary Scbool Students' Association co-ordianted a "Student Parliament" on May 2,1984. I was pleased to mee t my counterpart - as tbe "M.P.P. for Durham West" - Paula Marie Hadden -' a Grade 12 student of Dennis O'Connor Hligh Scbool in Wbitby at the legislature last Wednesday. Paula was selected to represent Durham West in the student parliament and I understand that tbe day's events were most interesting!1 "BICENTENNIAL IN BLOOM"I: Tomorrow, Premier William Davis will place tbe final plant in a Bicentennial flower bed to mark the opening day of a "Bicentennial in Bloom" contest. This event will take place at Cullen Garden and Miniature Village and is being.coordinated by Weall and Cullen Nurseries, 590 CKEY, MTV-47 and the Ontario Bicentennial Celebrations. "Bicentennial in Bloom " encourages Ontarians to beautify the province by planting flowers-in pots, planters or'gardens in arrangements reflecting our beritage. Ballots and contest rules are available at Cullen Gardens and Miniature Village. It j 's appropriate that one of our region's finest tourist attraction - Cullen Gardens - has taken a leadersbip role in encouraging ail Ontarians to par- ticipate in "Bicentennial in Bloom" as we celebrate our Bicentennial together. COMMEMORATIVE SCROLLS: Tbe Province of Ontario has incorporated the Bicentennial theme in the design of commemorative scrolls presented to Ontarians celebrating 5tb and succeeding wedding anniversaries or 9th and succeeding birtbdays.. If a famlly orfriend is celebrating one of these milestones,'please cail my riding office (683-6707) and provide them with details of the celebration. Arrangements will then be made to have the ap- propriate congratulatory scroll prepared. I would be honoured to attend the celebration, to present the scroll and bring personal greetingsi,as weIl as bring greetings on behaîf of Premier William Davis. Ontario's Bicentennial means "Celebrating together" and we're off to a great start in Durbami West! Crystall I M U1"IEN lUUSE The Anderson Collegiate and Vocational Institute will KAUAiA isann uaiU open~ bouse on May 10 from 7 to9 p.m. The program will feature demonstrations, session dwring the day. Everyone is welcome. For more information caîl the school at 668- Be a .hero on MohrsDay displays of studeéns work and tours of teaching areas. Parents are also in- Repo0rt fro-m Q ueen 's Park By THE HON. GEORGE ASIlE, MPP (P.C.-DURHAW WEST) Ontario Minister of Government Services il and take home / $ ltiicky eci ChiCI0P Pick, up Kentucky a gitnm r compact for Mom at no, extra cost. This Sunday, when you pick up a 15 piece Bucket or a 20 piece Ban-el of Kentucky Fiied Chiicken, ou'll take home a beaufful mirr compact foMm at no extra cost. But huriy in. Offer avalable only on Sunday, May l3th. Whie supplies last at your -nearby Scott's Chicken Villa. KpeintuckftiedCliicken m M I Midway CarpetLd ni,:£ ~ 1305 Hawdw Ave. N.,9AjaX 9-0 683*6126- 1BsAT. 9-6 WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1 984, PAGE il MORE CO-M-ING EVENTS e. e têli I 1