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Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, July 19, 1996, page 15 comunty health projecis funded Chûrter members THE WHITBY Civitan Club held a special meeting recently to celebrate receivinq its charter. From let, directors Ralph Harrison and Kim Discipline, president and district secretary Vickie Scudds, secretary Karen Colleran, president-elect Dianne Gilbert and director John Stornik proudly display the charter. Photo bv Mark Reesor, WhItbv Free Press CLOCA receives award The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authorityr is a winner of the 1995 Elaine Burke CommunityRecognition award. The authority is one of only 19 recipients of the award. aeross Canada. The award is named to honour the late Elaine Burke, who initiated the "Active Living Go For Green' prograni. The prograni is designed to recognize communities across Canada that have shown- outstanding citizenship for active living and the environment. As a result of receiving the 1994 Community Parks -Week award, Active Living Go For Green, in *association with the Ontario Parks Association, nominated CLOCA for the award. The authority will receive $1,000, through the cooperation of Tree Plan Canada, towards the purchase of seedlings to ho planted ini area- conservation areas during Community Parks Week Oct. 1-7. The authority will also ho provided with wildfiower seeds donated by Mackenzie Seeds. The seeds will be used to renaturalize sites within the conservation areas. The Durham Region District Health Council (DHC) is accepting applications for 'Healthy Community' grants funding. The program, funded and managed by the Ministry of Health, encourages people to take part in promoting health and develop workable ways to resolve problemns that may affect health. The range of issues that can affect health include basic needs (food,, water, shelter, income, safety), physical environment lifestyle, a supportive social newrkad the economy. Any community group may apply for the funding as long as an incorporated non-profit agency is designated to receive and manage project funds. 1Proposais submitted to the Durham Region DHC should ho for one-time funding of no more than $10,000. An information session will ho held on Aug.. 10 to further explain the grants program. Cail the DHC at 433-4262 for more information. A Red Cross blood donor dlinic will ho held at the Whitby Legion Hall on Byron Street South, on Tuesday, JuIy 25, 1 to 8 p.m. Anyone wishing to volunteer can contact the Oshawa office at 723-2933. ~- ________ A w ~ HISTORICAI FEATUJRE ithe Whiùtby Free Press 1. What is the oldest municipal election brochure in the Town -of Whitby Archives? 2. When was the Myrtie Methodist (now United) Church opened? 3. Who was Brooklin's poet, who published "Randomn Writings" in 1916? 4. What noted Whitby educator obtained his first teacher's certif icate at agel-12? Ans wers on Page 25 This feature provIded by Loa ArcJstecturai Cortservation AcJvisor.9 Com;tec r FERG m4àU.S- -KNITTING BIDE WALK SALE selocIe cross stildi patteri ciin -, c f C> «. s il ptons yarns astra, canadiana, shetland Thurs. July 20, Fr1. JuIy 21 in stock yarns only, no returns or Iay, 143 BROCK ST. S., WHII 30% OFF GOLD SIILVER jewellery ®N'S ~#out theA* NEW a USED a CONSIGNMENT bargains on SPECALS this and the SALES a SERVICE a RENTALS 'nsptoOXof~next tWO4$ 3 3 u o 0 0 f ........ p a g e s ....C.... ......... .......... -z ffo %va@ ragg & chunky 1, a Bat. July 22 ,aways on sale items IrBY. 666-1833 Ring Wed ding Bands Bracelets Chains Pendants Earrings (0 40 % OFF on al INq-STOCK watches and other assorted specials Tass Jewellers 153 Brock St. N., Whiltby 430-2500 3.5" Preformatted Diskettes 10 PACK $3.99 Mouse Pads$1 .74 Hardball 111 $9.99 COMPUTER SYSTEMS from $99,99 Dot matrix printers $75-00 & up MODEL T COMPUTERS 430-5615 131 Brock St. South, Whitby Registorod Vondor:s ADP, WCB, VAC and Green Shield for people Who matier from people Who care MEDICHAI Pký 110 Dunlop Street E., Whîtby, ON, Li N 6J8 Ph. (905) 666-5001 , ToII-Free 1 -800-465-5028 115 Dundlas St. W. 0 666-2531 Join us for our...... July 2Otlz,2lst & 22nd 30% ceoff m.u -MMMMJ v1'ae2ý Àdff-.Àq