PAGE 14, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1975, WHITBY FREE PRESS Q) cble6b LISTINGS 4:00 Deutsches Kanadisches TV Magazin, a weekly Gerrnan Language Program 5:30 The Law & How 1It Works - lImpaired Driving 6:00 Sports with Dave Stewart 6:10 Evening Report, with Ron FOlk 6:20 Public service announcements 6:30 Counterpoint, a Christian view of current issues 7:00 Expression, with Guests Gary Adams & George Emery 7:30 Walter in, the Kitchen - Home cookery wi th Walter Bowker 8:00 Whitby Town Council - fromnthe Cou ncil Chambers in Whitby the regular meeting of Town Cou ncil 4:30 The Church Today 5:00 Concert, with Larry Ch upa 6:00 Sports 6:10 Evening Report 6:20 Public service announicements 6:30 Vita Italiana, with Ercole Foresta 7:30 Deutsches Kanadisches TV Magazin 9:00 Choral Special Wedne sda une 25 3:30' Shalom, for the iewish Community 4:30 The Law & How It Works - Small Ctaimns Court 5:00 Walter in -the Kitchen 5:30, Expression, with Charlotte Genties and Mrs. Perry 6:00 sports 6:10 Evening Report K4 M-EK4 I ~OOTWEAR,,LTDe Sunmmeêr Sale, Starts June 26 fMEN'1,s CASUAL Reg.$32.to$36 SALE $2499 White, Brown,, Tan MISSES SHOES Broken Sizes 500 SALE 4 .499 LADIES' SANDALS up to 50% OFF Reg. Price LADIES . SPRING and SUMMER SHOES Reg. $2995j to $35001J SALE $1 IP99 MIEN'S McHALE, Reg. $45001 to $5011 SALE $29 95 1 Whitby MaiN *ME 6:20 6:30 7.00 7:30 8:00 8:40 9:00 Public service announicements That's Magic-with Phil Pittnian Wbltby Then & Now wlth Jlm Ouail and Brian Winter ftaucation bccnc, with George Vearcu; Fiesta '75 with Oshawa Folk Arts Council Penguin School of Dancing Ail About, with guests on: Cheshire Homes Thuisday, lune 26 2:0)0 Whitby Town Council Meeting 4:00 The Law & 140w It Works - Marriage Breakdown 4:30 Whitby Thon & Now 5: 00 Education Scene 5:30 Music and tie spoken word 6:00 Sports 6:10 Public service announcements 6:15 Whitby Report, with Joel Kaiser 6:30 Rescue, with the Seventh Day Adventists 7:00 Expression with Charlotte Gentles and Mrs. Perry 7:30 The New Leaf with GordonWick 8:00 Choral Special 8:30 That's Magic Friday une 27 2:30 Expression 3:00 Shalom 4:00 The Church toiiay 4:30 The New Leaf 5:00 VitalItaliana 6:00 The Law & How 1It Works 6:30 To be announced This concludes Cablecast 6 prograimlng for the season. We will return to the air with regularly scheduled programns beginning Tuesday, September 2, 1975. "Have a happy and safe summer" ... QuuiMo-Lac furms available -at St.Mark's Registration forms fo r people interested in camrps. at Quin-Mo-Laè, are availablé from the St. Mark's UnWfed Church office. The church is offering boys' camps, girls' camps, co- ed caznpl& nd, fmily camnps im vaious sessinsfrom Julvy 5 to August 23. The boys' camps are divided into first junior from July 5 to 12; second junior from August 2 to 9; and intermediate from July 12 to 19. Girls' camps will be split int five sessions, first junior frorn June 28 ýto July 5; second junior from July 12 to 1 9; -third junior from Aug- ust 16 to 23; first intermned- iate- fromn July 5 to 12; second intermediate and C.G.1.T. from August 9 to 16. Co-ed camps are divided inotadpole from *August, 9 ,to .16; junior from July 19 to ý26* first interrvpdiate from Juty '26 '10 August 2;second intçrmediate', from Aügùst: 23 t 30; and teen confer- ence from, June 28 to July Family camps are spli into two sessions, the first fro m July 19 to 26 and the second from August 16 to 23. 0James Robert lown Jane Bradley Jamnes Town, 110 Dunuas at HiumDer College of Street Eas, Whitby and Jane Applied Arts a nd Technology. Bradley, R.R. 1, Whitby were Mr. Town was enrolled in among more than 1,300 the Funeral Service Educa- students who received diplo- tion course and Miss Bradley mas or certificates during in Advertising and Graphic three separate convocations Design. Unit, is moved The Assessment and Corn- mnunity Relations Unit at Whitby Psychiatric Hospital has been moved to new pre- mises to make room for the round-the-clock cane necess- ary to operate the unit. ' Included in thenew set-up is a 1 0-bed holding, unit staffed' by nursingý personnel from the unit itself. Patients who, -upon ïadmission, requtre further assessment, are placed here for observation. Thie unit was devised to take care of people who need to be seen,;assessed and,'pos- sibly' admîjtte d. Outpatients have a-icheduIe'"of appoint- ments for individual counsel- ing arid group therapy - Refer- rais corne from varlous sources in the communlty. The unit itself refers patients to other faciities which rnay offer more appropriate cane. Ail of the unît's activities aire coo rdinated with those of the other services at Whitby sychiatric Hospital. The reason for this is thiat the four psychiatric services as well as the specialized services ave liaisons in the commun- ity and ail information on patient contact is made read- ly avafiable to ail who may need to refer to it. Program Coordinator. Dr. Edmund Greszczyszyn, is in charge of the unit, the Direc- tor of Nursing, D)ona Kidd, DIIIMIPET. F00 L A rNEW caI§Carry nlle! ANO $AVINQS FOIR VOU OIN THEIR FULL LUNE 900 HOPKINS STREET AT B1URINS AVENUE WHUTBY, ONTARIO 668-5301 A DIVISION 0F Mi CHAIS SHEFFIELD- - ASSOCIATES INCORPOATEDS t SPECIAL 011(1 iI Save $1.00 with this coupon on your next $10.00 purch ase of 7 URNAPET FOOD at SHEFFIELD PET <1 ODUCTS only. (on@ coupon for each $1 0.00 of purchase> and the Assistant, Director of, Nursing, Shirley Barnes, as- sume responsibiity fornurs- ing staff who have undergone a special training program in- order to take up their duties on the uiiit. YMCA Camp Agamn this summer, the Whitby YMCA wiil be offer-ý ing te Summer Sports Camp.. This !year's progr arn wilI ,bç new and exciting with many.,, popular sports and a wide- variety of special activities suited to ail types and ages of children. Special camp buses will be provided for Sports Camp located at Henry St. High School. Heading the program will be Karyn Powell, along with Audrey Walzer, Ken Reily, Tim Marks, and Kathy Powell who are ail experi- enced ti sports camp and well qualified in many areas of sports. Roger Gomes is the YMCA Liaison Staff working with Sports Camp. Some features of the camp will be a well developed gymnastics prograni utilizing complete apparatus plus this year, thanks to the Whitby Rotary Club, a new crash pad, and floor routine mats. The two YMCA tennis courts at the -iear of Henry St. High School provide an excellent opportunity. for daily inten- sive tennis instruction. Vari- ous other sports such as badminton, softball, soccer, track and field along with special activities, tourna- ments and trips to various sports events within the community. A cool swim ends the day at the new Iroquois Pool. To register cali the Whitby YMCA at 668,6868 and be prepared for the best summer ever. 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