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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1980, PAGE 15 Sehool spieaking winners Outatsea EXERCISE RIMPAC 80..Sub-Liertenant Tony Cond, 37, of Whitby, Ont., the assistant engineering officer on board the Esquimaît, B.C. based destroyer HMCS Restigouche, wrltes shlp's correspondence during Exercise Rimpac 80. Canadian Forces ships, aircraft and approximately 1,000 personnel of the west coast, along with forces from Australia, New Zeaiand, Japan and the United States, will par- ticipate in a major multi-national fleet exercise invoiving the "Rim of the Pacifie" nations. The exercise commences Februar 26 and will conclude March 18. Gond is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gond, 115 Raglan St., Whitby, Ont. - Canadian Forces Photo by M/Cpi M.D. Johnson. Tluerd Whitby scout report On Saturday, February 23, 1980, Third Whitby Scouts, Cubs and Beavers held their annual Father and Son Banquet. The boys and their guesta enjoyed a delicious turkey dinner prepared by the Ladies' Auxiliary and served by memnbers of the Ninth Whitby Girl Guides. Aînong the guests were Rev. J. Roney of AMl Saints' Chur- ch, Don Calder, A.D.C. Scouts, and Roy Parker, A.D.C. Cubs. Presentations were made to Sandy Carke, Donna Dewdney and Ber- nice Waldeck, who have retired as Beaver Leaders effective June 1980, and who were founding rnembers of the Third Whitby Beaver Colony. Two presentations were made to Rev. Roney - a plaque commemnorating the many years of sponsorship by Ail Saints' Church, and a wooden doîl carrnage made by Scouter Kari Hoos to be used in the nursery. Mfter the dinner and presentations, the boys and their fathers and guests were entertained by the Beavers with square dan- cing and songs, by the Cubs with a skit and closing prayer, and by the Scouts with a skit. "Hardini" the Magician then entertained with some exciting magic tnicks, to the delight of the boys. On Sunday, February 24, 1980, Third Whitby Scouts, Cubs and Beavers heid their annual Church Parade, in conjunction with the Ninth Whitby Guides and First Whitby Brownies. The Cub David Mitchell was presen. ted with Religion in Life Badge, first stage. Guests of Third Whitby were First Whitby Scouts. Keith Speck of First Whitby Scouts was presented with Religion in Life Badge, third stage. Af. ter the Service, refreshmen- ts were served in the Parish Hall. TUESDAY Is PERM DAY SCISSORS AIL PERMS /d2 PRUCE e Redken Perm --.$60 TUESDAY ... $25 e Henna Prm ... $40 TUESDAY ... $20 e Zotos Perm . . $45 TUESDAY.. $2250 0 Weila Balsam Perm ........ $35 TUESDAY. .$1780 Is fitness Important? e Schwarzkope P.rrn .. . $30 Ask any body.Ç TUESDÂ* ... Si15 LLO1LA4 601 Dundas St. W. wv~.~-w WH!RT IT TOW N PLAZA YOU DON'T PAY O FOR YOUR MISTAKES cii j M.B.M. PHOTOGRAPHY When you bring in a roll of film to be prooessed, we charge you ONLY FOR THE PRINTS THAT COME OUT q 'M'Il alio be there to give you friendly, profezssional advi ce if you wvant it> and show you whore you made your mistake. MB1M. -'The Friendly Pro fessionals .BXM. PHOTOGRAPHY 131 BROCK STREET NORTH WHITBY 668-6111 MoWd ,Tu@ Fi ;St1 This year's Durham Region Public Speaking Final was heid at Henry Street High School in Whitby on the evening of February 28- This event is jointly sponsored by the Durham Board of Education and the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board. It ranks as one of the highiights of the schooi year. Fourteen contestants, two selected from each area af- ter a series of preliminary contests, spoke on subjects of their own choice. Topics indicated widely-ranging in- terests and inciuded everything from Broken A-is and Imaginatîon to the Undersea World of Tornorrow. The winner, H-eather Millburn of West Lyiide Public School in Ambulance cails During the week that en- ded on Friday, March 7, Whitby Town Ambulance responded to 89 caîls for ser- vice. 0f these, 37 were of a routine nature and 30 were standby caîls for ambulance services in Oshawa and Ajax, Whitby Ambulance also responded to 22 emergency calis, however, none of themn were inotor vehicle acciden- ts. Whitby, spoke Most engagingly on the topic of Names. Marijana Sabiijic of Lake Vista in Oshawa took second place with an ex- cellent talk on Comrnerciais. Other contestants were: Graig Paisley of Cartwright Centrai Public Sehool; Joanne de Vries of Thorah Centrai; Mark Postili, Sun- set Heights; Ron Carnwith, Centrai Park; Cindy Weldon, T.R. McEwen; Sandra Knight, Southwood Part; Lynda Jones, Lincoln Avenue; Marc Hahn, Bayview Heightds; Elizabeth Aquilina, St. John the Evangelist; Christine DIAL -N - INSPIRATION Dial 668-1331 Rut.herford, St. Joseph's Sehool, Uxbridge; Christine MacInally, St. Thomias Aquinas; Laurie Alien, St. Joseph's, Oshawa. Al of these young people are to be congratulated on their weli- researched and competen- tiy-presented speeches. The whole evening was a most satisfying experience. Judges for the contest were Engiish teachers from the region: Judy Powers fromn G.L. Roberts High Schooi, Irene Melli fromn Henry Street High Street High School, and Rick Ar- bour fromn Dennis O'Connor High Sehool. and hear a three minute inspirational message by Pastor Emmo Oltmanns' of the Emmanuelchurch at 401 Rossland RoadW. in Whitby. D. 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