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Whltby Froe Prose, Wetdfldy, June 22,1994l. Page 17 At the librairy BINGO lReeisration began M1onday for he eday, June 28 hIldren's bingo at the Whitby Public Libr- ayfom 2:1 to 3 pm FILM FUN* 'Film F'un for Little Ones,' for those aged 5 to 7, will b. held at the Whitby Public Library on Tuesday mornin gs for six weeks, startin5g July 5. Registration begins J ne 27. TEA TIME Tea Time with Anne of Green Gables will be held at the Whitby Public Library on Wed- nesday, July 6, 2:25 to 3 p.m, for kids aged 8 and over. Regist- ration b a onday. L.earning to Draw, with Mike Jack, will Le held on Wednesday, July 13, and Thursda, July 14, 10 a.m to noon, atth e library. Registration begins June 27. MUSCH 'Munsch for Munchkins,' in which Robert Munsch's stories will b. read, will b. held on FridayJuly 15, 2:15 to 3 p.rn., at the i brary. Registration begins June 27. Gallery organiizeS tour of gardens The. Station Gallery in Whitby will hold a garden tour on Satur- day, July 9, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Private gardens from Whitby, Brooklin, Oshawa, Orono and other locations will be featured. Tickets are $10, available at the. gallery and at participating nurseries. For more informnation caîl 668-4185. Answers to Whitby Trivia from page 04 1. Whitby Public Library and St. Thom as'Anglican Church in Brooklin were closed for periods in the winter of 1917 because of a coal shortage which left them unheated. 2. Whitby General Hospital, formerly Dr. J.O. Ruddy General Hospital, is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. It was opened in Decem ber 1969. 3. The caretaker of the old court house was always a bachelor because the caretaker's apartment was St.John' s celebrates 148 years, in- -Wht-1.-T i it Rie éu -din St. John's 148th anniversary service will be held on SundaY, June 26 at 10:30 a.m. This year the service will b. led b yRV. Clifford Evans and willfeature hymns played by oran tand choir director Kathy Rasmussen, Fun tc.amps s0011 begin The Whitby Optimist Club will hold Summer Fun Camp in July and August at Soccer City and Iroqois Park in south Whitby Te week-long camps ineLude many sports and arts and craft activities for youth aged 4 to 13. Cost 18 $85 for the Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., camps. For more information cail 430- 3434. Chuirch members march Satuirdayv Members of seven Whitby churches will participate in the March for Jesus on Saturday, June 25, 10:30 a.m. to noon, starting at Meinorial Park in' Oshawa. Marches will be held at 85 locations across Canada, to gather Christians from ail deno- minations, races and affiliations. Christ the King Lutheran, Emmanuel Reformed, Hebron, St. Andrew's Presbyterian, St. John the Evangelist, St. John's Anglican and St. Leo's Roman Ca1tholic are the Whitby and Brooklin churches participating. For more information on the public prayer and praise event, caîl Henk Penninge at 655-4820 or Sharon Bradimore at 668- 7796. the 1wif er tdw the ha If Pnd Ltd. Pub & Restaurant PA rio NO W OPEN WORLD CUP on the big screen SPECALS JUG or Domnestîc Draft plus 20 Wings &J$1.5751n oUG of Import plus 20 wings $1875i;k. Frlday, Jurie 24th& Saturday, June 25th and imusical selectionh by Henry Street Higb School's 'Fabulous Flutis.' The. traditional ètrawberry tea reception will b. held following the servce. The. church la Iocated at the northeast corner of Brock and Victoria streeta in Whitby. St. John's Anglican Church is the oldest church building in continuai use was completed in 1846. 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