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0 WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1984, PAGE 17 Dubowski named president of To astniistress Club By GERMAINE BARR Whltby Toastmistress "Mission Accom- plished" was the therne for the final meeting for the current term, for the Whitby Toastmistress Club and the airn was to survey achievements durlng the past year. Fellowship was cor- dial and everyone seemed pleased on completing a successful year. Hostesses, Sandra Whitby bri'dge club res tilts The following are the resuits of last week's play at the Whitby Curling Duplicate Bridge Club as reported by Mrs. Jim Wharrie. North and South: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Win- ter, 84%; Mrs. Hugh Baker and Nancy Love, 79; Mrs. P.A. Chubb and Mrs. C.E. Stewart, 631/2, and, Mrs. Jack Frost and Mrs. P.N. Spratt, 61%k. East and West: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Doughty, 75%; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Oliver, 74; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wharrie, 711/; and, Bill Nelson and Frank MacNeill, 71. The resuits of each week's Play at the club, are reported in the following issue of the Whitby Free Press. Bonnah and Isrnay Needham were on hand to assist members and guests on arrivaI and president, Shirley Mac- Donald extendedi a very warrn welcome to the assernbly, and certainly captured the attention of ail with setting goals and not reaching for the sky. Topic leader, Diane Macdonald requested one minute impromptu speeches from, several members and -guests, and put our listening skills to the test while keeping on theme "mission accom- plished" Who will forget about Chopin, Jeanne Sauve and Irma Bombeck, their names leave no room, for doubt on their achievements. The trophy for the best mini-speech was awar- ded to Saily Jurcaba on her account of Lee Jacocca. The business session followed and the president quickly dispensed with ail mat- ters requiring action in a timely mnanner. After recess, the moderator, Dorothy Hart presented the af- ter-dinner speaker and we were certainly enter- tained by Lee Hewitt's rendition of "How Children 'supposedly' Keep You Young. " Evaluating the speake r was Alina Lusito and the general evaluator for the evening was Germaine Barr. Grammarian, Paulie Torresan reminded us of misused and overworked words. Timers for the evening were Aithea Darwen and Cherie Hemingsen. The president, Shirley MacDonald gave a very touching retiring speech and I arn sure, we all felt a twinge of sadness knowing this would be her last discourse as president. However, we are very proud that she has been elected council officer and will hold the office of first vice- president for Council Two. We are also pleased, that another» member of our club was elected second vice- president for Council Two. The installation of the new board was the highlight of the evening and was beautifully per- formed by Margaret Grant of the Pine Ridge Toastmistress Club. The following have been elected for the '84-'85 term: Betty Dubowski, presdient; Dorothy Hart, first vice- president;- Lee Irwin, second vice-president; Diane Macdonald, secretary; Mlina Lusito, treasurer; Pauline Torresan, delegate to council; and, Shirley MacDonald, immediate past-president. We are looking for- ward to a new and rewarding term next September under the theme «"Opportunities Unlimited". Join us September 4, 1984 at 100 Blair St., Whitby at 7 p.m. The Whitby Toast- mistress Club members taket sayt their this opportunity to thank you to ail supporters and look forward to another rewarding year with their continued help. 7-9:30 p. m. 227.JEFFREY ST. Unit No. 22 Whltby This one won't iast, exclusive Jeffrey St. develop- ment. Large 2-storey, 3 huge bedrooms, private yard with deck plus many more upgrades. Corne tonight. Offered at $62,900. Directions: Dundas St. W. to Jeffrey, lst Ieft past bridge, watch for slgns. Your hosi Don LePage 579-2424 or 579-4010 (24 hr. service). O~~ WE'RE THE NEIGHBORHOOD PROFESSMJS'. C ffl u u. 824 Brock St. N., Whitby -J u u 2IT e 668-6221 GOLO JACKET REALTY LTD. member broker (Across f rom the Curling Rink.) "6WANTED" Barbers, Beauticians, Photagraphers, Artists, Dry Cleaners, Financial Inst., or other prafessianals ta lease up to 2,000 sq. ft. of dawntown, main floor, space, wiII divide ta suit, broadloorm, cent/air, 4, yr. aid building, lease neg: $7.00 sq. ft. Net netbasis. Cail Christine Kendall or TIm Brumwell 668-6221. Canada's Largest Real Estate Network, Century 21_ G2 RA7CIOUs LIVINGl A o twn t ati os ren$90,900.phere plus many cu lr all zrainl U-6facl orlties. PTOSSESUIFSINSTOEY ILIN SiON ACRESte, lnOVEa RLOK SArE dsPARK s colS pin - A*FrOST FRE FIDG- TranOVfE, ITERCO &5PUBLIC.ADRESS *FLY ANRYACITIS LVN REGMIE NCYT. VALALCL ESINEFTHE HACAEDTAL OC DI many cul or r er Iration caills BOWMBAN & GSIB*SON BULDINSON4RELTER 145STFRErock t.S.OV, TEWhE& LICtby E SYSRAFERHUR 668-3338 DY CLITJAIRNIE6891 1- m