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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1980, PAGE 17 0 Commg Events AFTER SCHOOL MO VIES The Whitby Public Library will show films for schoolchildren in grade 2 and up every Tuesday at 4 pm in the auditorium. On February 12 "My Mother is the Most Beautiful Woman in the World" will be presented. "The Grasshopper and the Ant" will be shown on February 19 and "Ben and Me" on February 26. FILM HOUR The Whitby Public Library will show an hour of films for school age children in the auditorium starting at 1:30 pmn on Wednesday, February 13 which is a teacher professional development day. RECITAL The Whitby Public Library will present the Paula Moreno Dance Com- pany in recital on February 20 at 7:30 pin. The program is a presen- tation of Spanish <ance and classical and flamenco guitar and is sponsored by the Central Ontario Regional Library System under a grant from the Ministry of Culture. LAW PROGRAMS The Whitby Public Library is presenting three lectures on law related issued. Each session will start at 7:30 pmn in the auditorium. On February 27, Mark Burch of the firm of Sims, Morton, McTerny and Brady will speak on income tax law. On March 5, Edward Schlien of the firm of Dixon and Schien will speak on small business law. Consumer protection will be the topic of March 12 program. The speaker for this topic will be announced in the near future. TRAVEL FILM On February 13, the Whit- by Public Library will present "Elie Wiesel's Jerusalem." This Jewish writer and storyteller will take the viewers through the legends, mnyths and history of this religious city. Wiesel has devoted most of his life to the articulation of Jerusalern as a spirtual focus of the world. The show begins at 7 pm in the auditorium and ad- mission is free. RUMMAGE SALE The Rape Crisis Centre is planning a ruxnmage sale to be held on February 23 bet- ween 10 am and 4 pm at the Steelworkers Hall, Alert Street, Oshawa. ONE PARENT7 MEETING The Whitby chapter of the One Parent Families Association will be holding their regular coffee and general meeting in the Gold Room of the Centennial Building, Centre Street South on Monday, February 11lat 8:30 pm. TRADE FAIR The Whitby Kinette Club will be holding a Trade Fair at the Iroquois Park Com- plex during the Winter Car- nival on February 8 and 9. The club will also be selling plates, mugs and cheese to raise money for t.he Cysteic Fibrosis Society. CASINO NIGHT The Whitby Arts Station will be holding a Winter Carnival Casino night on Saturday, February 9 bet- ween Bpm and 1 ami. Admission is $1 and restricted to persons 19 and older. There will be a cash bar and many games of chance. ONE PARENT DANCE The Durham District of the One Parent Families Association of Canada is holding a <ance on Satur- day, February 9, 1980 from 8:30 pm to 1 am at the Genosha Hotel in Oshawa, Advance tickets are $3 for members; $5 for non- members and tickets at the door are $4 for members and $for non-members WINTER CARNI VAL QUEEN DANCE The Whitby Jaycettes are holding a <ance at Masonic Hall on Cochrane Street on Friday, February eth, in honour of the Winter Car- nival Queen and her Prin- cesses. The Queen and her court will be chosen at the <lance. Music will be provided by a D.J., and there will be a bar, buffet and prizes. The cost is $9.00 per couple. Time îs 8pm. to 1am. Tickets are available at the door or by calling Margaret Woolsey 668-2294 or Ruth Olley 668-7253 after 6 Pm. ARTS ANNUAL MEETING Whitby Arts Incorporated is pleased to announce that Penny-Lynn Grosman, head of extension services of the Art Gallery of Ontario will be the guest speaker at its annual meeting on February 20, 1980 a t7: 30 pm. Ontari'o explormg Ame rican market CONT'D FROM PG. 16 ch of senior corporate executives in the United States, and discovered there is a real lack of knowledge about Ontario. As a result, the mimistry of industry and tourism has published a new bookiet ainied at the investmnent decision- makers within the major firms in Anierican markets. The investment bookiet, "The Profit Centre", highlights important facts about potential investment in Ontario. In addition to our international sales efforts, the Gover- rnent of Ontario is increasing efforts to replace imported goods with- Canadian ones. We have developed two ap- proaches to reduce imports. The first is our "Shop Can- dian" program, directed to the Ontario consumer. Secondly, we are actively persuing an aggressive import replacement program through a series of manufacturing opportunity shows across the province, intended to en- courage domestic sales of parts and finished products that could replace supplies from other countries. Ontario is a very attractive place to live and do business. The future of our province... .our industrial base, our citizens, our economy... is excellent. The Goverrnment of Ontario intends to ensure our future strengtb by capitalizing on our many advantages and aggressively per- suing the international, continental and domestie sales potential in a professional, businesslike rnanner. YOU DON'T PAY W FOR YOUR MISTAKES cit M.B.M. PHOTOGRAPHY When you bring in a roll of film to be processed, we charge you ONLY FOR THE PRINTS THAT COME OUT -' Ws'I also b. there to give you f riendly, professional advu ce (if you want it) and show you where you made your mistake. M.B.M. - The Friendly Pro fessionals M.M. 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She received a B.A. at McGill University, an Honours B.A. in art history from the University of Saskatchewan and her Masters degree, also in art history, from the University of Toronto. She has also studied at the University of Munich, Ger- many. Grosman is married and lives in Toronto. Extension services is a major branch of Art Gallery of Ontario. It organizes and circulates exhibitions to cen- tres throughout Ontario. At the present time some 20 exhibitions are in cir- culation. The branch also organizes Artist with their work programmes, Festival Ontario activities and offers advisory service to other provincial institutions. DIAL - N -INSPIRATION mi 668-1331 and hear a three minute inspirational message by Pastor Emmo Oltmanns of the Emmanuelchurch ot 401 Rossland RoadW. in Whitby. This Valentine's Day, Say It With "SPRING FLOWERS" Fine Assortment ot -SiIk & Dried Flowers" Large, Selection 0f -~ "Tropical Plants" Convenient Shopping 601 Dundas St. W. 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