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-1--~~-- Mayor buys bicentennial bail ickets Mayor Bob Atterlsey is seen here buying the first two tickets to the Whitby Historical Society's Bicen- tennial Bail from past-president Margaret Kennedy (left) and membership convenor Ruby Rtobertson (right). The semi-formal bail in honor of Ontario's bicentennial will be held at 8 p.r. on July 21 at Trafalgar Castel Sehool. Dancing will be to the sounds of the Walter Taylor Trio and a buffett will be served. The highlight of the evening will be a draw for a captain's chair which was first used by Ontario County registrat John Ham Perry from 1853 to 1896.1 Only 200 tickets are available for the dance and cost $20 each. Tickets rnay be purchased by calling 668-3460. Free Press Staff Photo YMCA gets grant for summer computer program Under the auspices of a computer literacy grant from Summer Canada Works, the Durham Region Family YMCA is offering two summer programns at the recently opened Y- Com-Pute Centre. First, a new sport/computer camp. This wiil be based at Henry Street High School and features each day 1-% hours of. computer Urne and a variety of sports, ending with a swim at Iroquois Park.' Participants wil be taught basic programming at their level of experience -and time will also be made for some computer games. The camp 15 of- fered in weekly sessions. In addition, computer classes are offered by CUSTom " BUSINESS FORMS " LEGAL CERTIFICATES " WEDDING INVITATIONS * NCR FORMS " CARDS e FOLDERS " LETTERHEADS à ENVELOPES *CATALOGUES themselves with an hour's lesson each day for a week. Note that the Micros course, available at either camp or classes, covers the. requirements of the Boy Scout's com- puting b-adge., Six...weekly sessions are. available for both camp and classes, beginning July 9. The cost is $65 for camp and $30 for classes. For k'ý THE WAY YOU WANT I1V rSTRAWBERRI ES Large Acreage -,5OILB. 65'11QT. PICK YOUR OWN OPENING JUNE 22184 Plcklng hoUrs: 8 a, ..to 8 p.m. Everyday Subjeet tonHarvestIng conditions Zdan*owicz Farm Phone Whitby (416)6Ç8-50 From Whtby,take Hwy. .12 (Brock St. 'North about 3 miles ta TauntonRd., tum west for 11% mlles to Coronation Road, tum North'to lat dlvev!RY On ileft. C. more information, con- tact Pam Irwin at 668- 6868. WIIITBYFREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 27, 1984. PAGE 9 Tour train leaves July 3 By SUSAN BISSELL To take a journey and to imagine Whitby's past, to explore its present, and to dream about its future w'orld indeed prove in- teresting. This summer, local residents wiil have an opportunity to take~ such a journey as theyý ar&'guided both back-' ward and forward in time on board the "Corne Discover Whit- by" Tour Train. Beginning July 3, this train wil be operating throughout the months »of July and August and everyone is welcome to join the Whitby Tourist Information Centre for a tour; children under the age of 14 should be accompamied by an adult. The point of departure wiil be the Whtby Tourist Information Centre at 900 Brock St. .S. with the train leaving at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday to Friday. You wiil be taken on an ex- cursion about the town while a guide highlights various points of in- terest'; emphasis will be given to many historic sites and hopefully we will be able to answer any questions'that may arise. The morning route wiil include a walk through the ToWn Hall while the afternoon route will include in- famous Station Gallery. Both tours wil be ap- proximately 1½h hours in length and, tickets may be purchased just prior to boarding for a nominal fee of 25 cents. Direct any further enquiries or special group bookings to the Tourist Centre at 666- 1533. EDITOR'S NOTE: Susan Bissellisl an em- ployee of the Whltby Tourist Information Centre. FURNITURE CO1 C EDAIR CHESTS1 An ideal graduation gift Large Selection f rom$ 199 20OCENTRE ST*N. DOWNTOWN OSHAWA z E FREE PARKING 723-3211 Ask about aur convenlent payment plan. BER You simply dial -O" plus the area code (if it's flot 416) plus' the number you want. When the operator cornes on the line just say whether you're rnaking a collect, person-to-person, U calling card or third number billing caîl. You can also dial most over- seas calîs yourself. lt's fast and ît's easy. And ail the details are in the front of your Bell Canada phone book. Naw avallable in Oshawa. Ajax-Pckering. Blackstack. Bowmanville. Port Perry and Wtitby. Bell You can break the zr barrier on most operatour-assisted calis. Ajax, Ontario 683-1968 miâLi aýj