PAGE 12, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1975, WHITBY FREE PRESS Words f rom West Lynde by Norm MêoIing Heart Fund Dance More than- 200 people joined the Mealings, Thorburns, and Crossleys of Evans Court at the West Lynde Commun- ity Associ ation Heart Fund Dance. By ail accouints, it was a most successful evening, and the amount ot money that wil be turned over to the Heart Fund should be significant Just the sale of tie roses at the door, netted some $75.00 according to West Lynde's Heart Fund man, Bill Hoffman. "D.K. the D.J." set the tone for the evening by laying down platters for ail. We boogaiooed, strolled, charles- toned, polkaed, hopped, afid even bunny-hopped through a most enjayable evening. "D.K." sensed the mix of the crowd and did a great job. The crowd itself was loaded with dignataries. At tie table next to us was His Honour Mayor Newman and Mrs. Newman and Councillor and Mrs. James Gartshore. With the Hoffmans were Mr. and Mrs. Ron McEachern of the Corridor Ratepayers Association and Councillor Gerry Emm. It was a night that Whitby came together in support of a good cause and to ail involved a tip of dhe hat for a job well donc. Asscssment On February 12, Premier Davis and iiost of his collea- gues in the Ontario Cabinet are coing to Oshawa for a public meeting. As part of the trip, Revenue Minister Arthur Meen will be dining with memnbers of the executives of the W.L.C.A. and the Corridor Ratepayers' Association. It should be a most interesting supper given Mr. Meen's responsibility for assessment in the province. 1 will be there and will give you a blow by blow account in my column on Fcbruary l9th. While I'm at it, bcginning at 8:00 p.m. there will be a reception (coffee and .ionuts) at "Parkwood" on Simncoe Street North in Oshawa. Most of the Cabinet Ministers wil be there and the general public is invited to attend. Macs' Dance <Remember that this Friday. February 7th the Whitby AFREE MAI RSTYLE (for rMn or women) 1w AWARD WINNING Hairstylist - Tony Scanq of Tonys Harstyling LAST WE E K'S WNNE R Mrs. Barbara White 917 Dublin Street Whitby, Ontario The Whitby Frm Prous in co-opration witti Tony's Hairstyling, BaIMr Park Plaza is giving away a FREE hairstyle to the first person phoning the FREE PRESS after 2 p.mn. Thursday whose hast three digits of their telephone riumber matches one of the sequenoes found -hidden throughout thiî issue, Macs' Dance will happen at the Heydenshore Pavilion. It promises to be a big evcning with a fantastic grand prize. Tickets are still avalable fromi AI Armnstrong (668- 9837) or at the box office at Iroquois Park. Why niot make ht a Macs' Week. Attend the game against Camnbridge on Thursday nighit and go to the dance on Friday. Well another short colunin this weck. Next week, bowling scores, hockey scores and whatcver cisc comes along. Brookln Bylines Continued f rom Page 9 1 know that you wilI help the boys out in every way that you can. Those of you off for the weëkends to ski or snowmnobile could '&eave your papers at the Ash- burn Community Centre, well fastened up, a day or two before pickup. Any ladies free on Wednesday morninig between 10 and 11:30 a.m.? Then yoti might like to join the ladies at the 'Y' Take-a-Break on February 12th. Both our local councillors will be visiting the group to discuss local affairs etc. Any ladies that would like to join in are more than welcome..they do n tot have to be members, just be interesied in listening to and discussing with, Don Lovelock and Gerry Emm. 1 îhink the two of them are rather brave, standing up before a roorn full of women! For those that don't know, die Take-a-Break programme is held at the United Church Hall on Cassels Road East. If of course you go along and rcally enjoy yourself, then Mrs. Crangle won't be averse to, accepting your registration fee for tlhe next 6 week session. But that will be stricily up to you! WelI, I guess that I should stop nattering,on. I could do with speaking to some of you on the phone,..in other words try and gîve me a cal..655-3750 ... nd er me hear what is going on. Take cure of yourselves, und lIl sec you next week. LIZ Boys and GirlIs Wanted to Deliver the Whitby Free Press Cafl 668&611il GREAT WALL RESTAU RANT 668-7021 FREE DELIVERY BUSINESS HOURS Monday - Thursda ... Friday and Saturday. Sunday ................. ila.m. Ila.rn. Ila.rn. 1 I. um. -3a.m. -10 p.m. 116 Du ndas St. West, Whitby Heard'sTaxi IS STILL IN 150 Perry Street, BUSINESS. Whitby, Ontario 668«3732 Cancer Soci1ety 5 M goal A 1975 goal of $5.6 mil- lion lias 'been set by the Ontario Division of the Cana- dian Cancer Society. This sum, to be ruised by volun- teers during thc Society's annual April campaign, will, be used to support cancer' research in Canada and t finance programs in public education and, service to can- cer patients. Delegates from Cancer Society units and 'districts across Ontario attended a two day cumpaign conference at Toronto's Inn on tic Park, January 25 and 26, 10 organ-' ize for the April fund-raising drive. Speuking to the 600 vol- unteers, Division Cunipaign Chairman, Mike Wilson of Toronto saîd this year's ob- jective, tic largest ever, "is made up of many thousands of donations made by almost one million people tirougi- oui Ontario". The support of cancer re- search in Canada is largely dependent upon tiese dona- lions collecied by the thou- sands. of Cancer Society volunteers during tic yearly campaign. Mr. Wilson was con fident lt, misyet ouecîv could be achieved by the "enthusiasîic and dedicated" volunteers part of a "very active and vibrant organizu- tion." The weekend sessions hav- ing as their themes 'Trhe Canudian Cancer Society in Action", highlitcd the Socie- ty's work in educaiton and service to pajients through film, video tape and slde presentations. Veteran vol- unteers were on hand to offer helpful tips on organizlng community camipaigns. A panel of doctors from Toron to's Princess Margaret Hospital discussed research developments and their in- fluence on the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. 1Guest speaker, Hon. Frank S. Miller, Minister of Hcalth for Ontario, paid tribute 10 the dedicated workers of the Cancer Society and stressed the importance of volunteer organizations in overaîl health progrum s. Attending the conférence from this area was Mr. John Visser, Whîby Brandli Cam- paign Chairman. He said, I am certain that with the knowledge and inspiration gained from this conference and with the strong record of cooperation that we have experienced in our commun- ity Of Whitby in the past, we will be able to reach oui 1975 objective of $14,000.00. "Eliminating cancer is a community responsibiity; ev ery citizen can share in that goal by supporting cancer research". Whitby L*ibrary February Schedule The Wiitby Public Library lias released ils sciedule of progrurns for February. The Saturday morning story hours for school age cliildren continue with Februury's Valentine theme '1-earts and Flowers". Two filins will be featured titis Saturday "Phiillip tie Colt" and "Leopold the Sec- through Crumb Picker". On Febnîary 15, there will be Valentine stories and ai craft limie. tic kids can lrv their hands ai rnaking a Valentine collage. The following Saturday will feature flower stories and th c children wvill get an opportunity 10 make tissue flowcrs, Thc story hours mun fromn 10: 30 to 11 :30. Registrution for preschool jrogrxîîs is already complele so you'Il have to wait until next mionth. MotFiers are invited 10 join thie Mother's- Group which féutures talks hy people with various hobbies. Discussions on dried fiow- er arranging. gardening and weaving are includcd. Tice highligi of tlhe roonti will be a special program on "Population und Food" with Johin Fowles of thc Ontario Science Centre on tie l8th and 20th. - Anyone wisiing 10 play checkcrs, chess or other games can do s0 in thc library's program roomn from 4 t0 5 on. Tucsdays and Thursdays. A "Fun With Books Club" for children ini grades four to six will also mcci in tic pro- grain room on Mondays from 4 to 5. A book discussion group is in the formative stages. Any- one interested siould contact the librarian. Special film shows for children will be prcsented on Wednesday. thc 12th, and Friday. the I4th, from 2 to 3 in tlhe ufternoon. The regulur film nights continue on Tuesday even- ings at 7:30. Travel films will lic feuturcd *ths monti wi th 'Espagnu" and "A Glimpse of* Switzerland" scheduled for next Tucsday. On the l8th, "Rumu-nnia" and "A Glimpse of Romie" will be shown. "Scandinavian Ex- erience" and "The Splendour of Banff and Lake Louise" will close out the month's filmn program. Som-e of dic books whîch die library lias recently acquired include "Exonèra- lion" by Rohmer; "The Kid- napping of the President", Templeton; "Thc Ebony. Tower" Fowles; "Centennial" Michener; and "The Pirate" Robbins. WHITBY ONE GREAT SERVICE EVERY SUNDAY 3:00 P.M. ONLY WEDNESDAY 8 P.M. PRAYER - STUDY - SHARING - SERVICE F"EVERIONE ISWELCOME" -~ CHRUS CATEINO ii WITH C RIGFACILITIES 415 MaeKINZIE MJAX, BOX 1113 Phone 6».7891 or 839-474 Weddings. Stags, Off ioe or House Parties,. 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