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PAGE 8, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1984, WHITBY FREE PRESS Beginning Dec.6.. Do wntown will corne alive wih the sp irit. of Chr strnas uowntown Whtby will corne alive with the spirit Of Christmas for three weeks beginning Dec. 6. According to hkl iuf- fett, chairman of the Downtown Im- provement Area Board, merchants in the core are working feverishly ta prepare for the up- coming holiday season in an effort ta prove that downtown is more than just a place ta shop but gives a sense of identity ta the community. The theme for the three week promotion will be "Christmas - A Time for Children" and ail the events will be geared towards them. Buffett said that in conjuction with the two boards of education, several local classes of school children will each be assigned a store that they will decorate with their own artwork. Each class will try ta make its art applicable ta the business. "The children, we hope, will bring their parents to'see their ar- twork," Buffett says, "It's a great way ta in- traduce people ta the downtown area."1 And what would Christmas be without Santa Claus. The jolly oid gent will be somewhere in the dawn- tawn care each 'Satur- day during the promotion (Dec. 8, 15 and 23) from 9 a.m. to 6 THE CORPORATION 0P THE TOWN 0P WHI'TBT n the Rgonai Municipaity of Durham PROCLAMATION ALZHEIMER'S AWARENESS WEEK AKE NOTICE THAT the Week of November 18 ta 4, 1984, is hereby proclaimed as "Aizheimer's Awareness Week" ln and for the Town of Whitby. Citizens of Whitby are reminded of the country- wide programs being conducted to increase public understanding and ta provide information regarding the heip and support availabie ta vic- tims of Aizheimer's Disease and their familles. DATED at Whitby, Ontario this l4th day of November, 1984. R. A. Attersiey, Mayor Town of Whitby chase in a downtown store, three free hours of child care will be available. "What*we are trying ta do is pramote- ac- tivities and events for children,"1 Buffett says. The entire event will be kicked off on Dec. 6 at 7:,30 p.m. when a Christmas tree decorating party will be held in front of the Whitby Public Library. The Whitby Brass Band will be an hand as will be a chair from one of Whitby's public schools. Hot chocolate and coffee will be ser- ved, compliments af the downtown board. Also at the Santa Claus location wiil be a display of Christmas art by students at Whitby's two high schools. Hot malt cider will be ser- ved ta prevent winter chills. Buffett said that this event 15 being planned s0 that an even bigger and better promotion p.m. ta gee if local youngsters have been good this year. Buffett said that no location has been found for S. Nick's temporary home but hie hopes ta find, it in the next few days. Those children that climb up on Santa's knee will receive a free picture, caurtesy of the dawntown board. While Santa's elf will be assisting him each Saturday, she will also raam the downtown core each Thursday and Friday evening throughout the promotion (Dec. 6, 7, 14, 15, 21 and 22) from 4 ta 7 p.m. distributing candy canes ta, the youngsters and encauraging them ta came and pay the grand aId man a visit. There will also be a Christmas gift wrap- ping booth at Santa's home where presents can be bundled for a nominal fee. Buffett says that a portion of these proceeds will be used ta "make some kind of meaningful gesture ta the boards of education for their assistance."~ Christmas music will alsa filI the air in the downtown core each Thursday and Friday during the event. One of the big items in the event is a draw for a Cabbage Patch doîl that will be held each week. Buffett.says that anyone who spends $10 in a downtown store during the promotion will receive a ballott for a daîl which will be given away each week. The board is also hoping ta be able ta, provide free daycare services on each Satur- day before Christmas beginning Dec. 8. While the location is also not finalized, for a $10 pur- Although it can't be' done this year, next year the board hopes ta be able ta, pour an out- door ice rink somewhere in the core area for the entire three week season. However, Buffett says that they want ta locate it samewhere where it won 't interfere with parking. It seems that Christ- mas will reaily be a time for children in downtown Whitby this Winter Agricrew is a Pilot prajet situated in sauth western and sauth central Ontario. The program is ad- ministered by the On- tario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, and funded by the On- tario Youth Secritariate. 1 The pragram is direc- ted towards young people age 15 to 24 years. These youths have been unemplayed for at least 12 weeks and have a grade il education or less. Agricrew will provide the youths with a variety of challenging work opportunities and Most important of al work experience. Possible jobs for Agricrew include, general dlean up, pruning, animal care, snow removal and mast any ather jobs that far- mers need help doing. Winter Agricrew wil start Nov. 19 and finish March 15, 1985. There will be two and four man crews available for wark. The cast for a two man crew is $50 per day and $90 per day for a four man crew. Crews will provide their own transportation and lunch. Crews warking in Durham Region will be ad- mInsee rm te brdea5-38 Fvirst aid course offered Uxbridge office at Agriculture and Food. Anyone interested in participating in Winter Agricrew or hiring the crew shauld cail Karen Vaughan at the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food office in Ux- Have you ever won- dered what yau would do if you had' been the one ta arrive at an ac- cident first? Knowing the proper first aid procedures could become important ta yau, if yau or your friends or family were ta be involved in a serious automobile ac- cident., With automobile related accidents being one of the leading causes of death, it could be Up ta you ta save a hf e. The Whitby branch of St. John Ambulance, recammends that everyone take a stan- dard first aid course. in order ta be prepared for any emergency situations. The course will not anly prepare you ta respond ta any emergency but wii give you the confidence required ta work quickly and accurately in these situations. The-branch is holding a standard first aid course beginning, Nov. 20, at Anderson' Collegiate, room 130, from 7 ta 9 p.m. This course wil be held every Tuesday for eight weeks. For further infor- mation, cail the St. John Amabulance office at 668- 9006. %fREAT CANADIAN 4 UAfli UNLY "WE LIKE TO GET. 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