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Corridor Capers Ç By MARY MCEACHERN SCali 725"967 wlth Items for thîs column CONGRATULATIONS To John and Marianne. Delvecchio (nee Lof- thouse) on the birth of a baby girl on Saturday, Mardi 9 at the Oshawa General Hiospital. Our~ best to all three of you. WHITBY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The Whitby Women's Institute held their February meeting at the home of Laura MacCarl, 215 Reedare Crt. The highlight of the meeting was a talk and film presented by Const. Dick Lowell, of the Ontario Provincial Police. The film, entitled, 'Seniors Power and How to Use it', pointed out many of the dangers faced by our seniors, such as purse snat- ching, obsene phone cals, driving hazards as well as safety of the home, and showed how to deal with these problems. Lowell explained and showed the workings of the machine used for testing drunken drivers on the road. He stressed the use of seat beits and the penalty incurred by not using them. For instance, did you know that the driver is responsible for ahl children under 16? If the seat belts are not used, the driver can be fined $53 for each chld, and the adults are responsible for themselves, and must pay their own fines. Homes can be protected by dead boIt locks on doors, windows kept locked at alI times were other suggestions seniors could follow. Josephine Smith thanked Lowell for a most in- teresting and informative presentation. Several matters of business were dealt with. W.W.I. will be responsible for hostessing the South Ontario District W.I1. in Whitby on May 23. It was decided to make a donation to the South On- tario Agricultural Society to provide a prize for the boy or girl receiving the highest number of points in ail categories at the Whitby-Oshawa Fair to be held in July. The next meeting will be held on March 27, 1:30 p.m. at the home of Amelia Pringle, 307 Dunlop St. E. in Wbitby. Hostesses, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Noble and Mrs. Mac- Carl served a delicious lunch. BRANCH 112 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION Card night - the Ladies Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion wiil hold their regular euchre night on Thursday, March 21, 8 p.m. at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, Byron St. S. in Whitby. Lun- ch and a host of prizes will be available. Tickets are $2 a person and may be purchased at the door. ANDERSON COLLEGIATE open house at the school wiil be April 24. Parents niglit - Thursday, April 18. Parent Teacher meeting -May 141In ibrary. RATEPAYERS EXECUTIVE MEETING The next executive meeting of the Corridor Area Ratepayers Association wil be held on April il at 39 Canadian Oaks Dr. Everyone is welcome. ,FURNITURE STIMPNG Refinishing & Custoflu Upholstery ANTIQU ES BO UGHT & SOLD Open 7Days a Week wcNeî A Furniture 413 Dundee St. E. WhitbY Ont. 668-5481 Type writer RENTALS à At the last executive meeting a delegation from the Elizabeth Cres. area presented their concerns about a proposed subdivision and traffic flow dif- ficulties concerning the subdivision. DURHAM WEST P.C. ASSOCIATION The Durham West P.C. Association presents 'An Italian Affair' in the Ontario Room, Ajax Com- munity Centre on Saturday, March 23, 1985, from 8 p.m. to 1 arn. Dancing to the big band sound of Bihl Williamson Orchestra, dining on Italian Cuisine at midnight <by Mainly Cheese, Ajax) and the chance to win a weekend for two at the Toronto Hilton Har- bour Castle. Tickets are $12 a person and may be obtained by calling 668-2500 or 579-9614. CARDIAC REHABILITATION ORGANIZATION The C.R.O. will hold their lSth anniversary dinner and dance on Saturday, March 23 at the Polish Veteran's Hall, 1551 Stevenson Rd. N., Oshawa. Live music wili be supplied by thé Canadian Brass Connection. Tickets are $15 a person and may be obtained by calling Sylvia at 576-975 or Ann at 728-9732. COFFEE POT Our coffee pot is becoming a hot item. The demand for its services has been increasing, and we are considering purchasing a second urn for com- munity use. Please caîl 725-8967 if you or your group need the urn. WIIITBY FREE PRESSWEDNESDAY, MARCII1 13, 1985, PAGE 7 Man wins Loto car A Whitby resident has become a Super Loto auto winner. Allan Hope of Elizabeth Cres. won a Plymouth Voyager in the Feb. 24 bonus draw. The cars are part of a special promotion featuring 500 Canadian- produced automobiles as bonus prizes in both the Jan. 27 and Feb. 24 draws. The draws also featured regular prizes of $1 million and $100,000 and thousands of other prizes. The car will be presented to the winner at a local dealership within the next few weeks. Super Loto is a joint undertaking of ail ten Canadian provinces ac- ting througb the Inter- provincial Lottery Cor- poration. The distribution and sale of the $10 ticket in Ontario is the responsibility of the Ontario. Lottery Corporation. Ajax bridge The following are the results of last week's play at the Ajax Bridge Club as reported by Bruce Norman. In the open section: North and South: Bill and Beth Sweeney, 158; Dave Hutton and Ken Marden, 154/; Peter Mott and Lynda Ander- son, 144à; Evelyn Black and Phyllis Kelly, 142/; and, Jim Colvin and Walter Michael, a tie with, Mike Norman and Otto Winninger, 1391/2 East and,.West: Greg Sweeney and Bruce Nornman, 170; Kazik Sz- wajkowski and Vîc Wood, 1651,; Robert Hanly and Dave Hamer, 158%; Jackie Byrne and Evrili Grant, 140/; and, Mike Fernley and joanne Marden, 135h-. In the novice section: North and South: Pat Hensley and Marie Carr, 61; and, John Stam and Leo Cassidy, 571/z. East and West: Les and Jean Johnson, 55; and, Betty Kroetsch and Erica Jarchow, 53.