A bus ysummer of events at ladi 'es'college iough the students nave chscuss worKIng' WILII vusui- the college dining' room to Pennsylvania, which' will The final - event of the The College Principal, Dr. .e Ontario Ladies' Col- teers in their organizations, celebrate the 1 Sth anniversary partîcipate in the Ontario Fire sijîjmer will be an Anglican R. C. Davis says this is one of ýr the summer holidays, whîch represented the arts, of the founding of the- St. Fighters Association Conven- Girls' Choir School Aug. 8 the busiest summers lie lias Ilege will be far from education, sports, recreation Mark's congregation. tion in Brooklin, will be to 22, to be attended by experienced in several years. ie auring the summer months. A number of special events are taking place at the college, which for many years has served in the summer as a location for conferences and church schools. On the weekend of June il to 13, the Oshawa Recrea- tion Department's Oshawa Training Institute held a ,weekend senwinar at the college. About, 34 people, com- muflity leaders in the Oshawa- Whtby ama, sat down to ana social services. Audrey McLean, director of the Oshawa Senior Citizens' Centre, acted as chairman of the seminar, the first held by the Oshawa Training Institute. Amnong the Whitby residents attending this seminar was Linda Paulocik, director of the Whitby. Arts Station Gallery. On the evening of June 12, 400 members of St. Mark's United Church, and visitors to the church, held a "Celebration I150" dinner in From July 10 to 17, the Haliburton Highland Dance. Workshop will be held at the College, with about 80 people expected to attend. From Ju1y 4 to 9, 20 to 30 people will be attending the Institute of Chu rch Music at the College. The Institute of Church Music was founded by the college's former principal, Dr. Stanley Osborne, and has been held there since 1969. On the Civic Holiday weekend in August, a 100- piece high' school band from quartered at the college. Y 20 to 30 people. camp directors named The Whitby District Family YMCA is pleased to announce the 1976 capp directors for the Whitby Y camps. Don Snow who will direct the Senior Day Camp, presently, teaches grade five for the Scarborough Board of Educa- tion. Fie was born in Toronto and moved to Los Angeles wîth his family. Upon Houe : MAALOX PLUS 1"OF GardenANTACID "i12 oz. LIQIJID OR 50 TABLETS I NSECT MPELLENT 0**1IOwlo Mus lie__ 110i8150i. 441 WIIH THIS COUPON i WITH THIS COUPON« WITH THIS COUPO k» oo O-fEREXIES JLY30. 97.COUPON OlFER EXPIRES. JULY 310. 1916 i COUPON OFFER EXPIRES, JUEF 310, 1976. ~DA.DSTORS BABY SCOTT DISOSAILE DUAPERS \Super $ 2»z071 WITN THIS COUPON COUPON OFFER EXPIRES, JULY 390. 1976. -.-~-.-...-~.-~--- I Johnson's BABY OUL jl] 250 $1 WITN THIS CoUPO rOUpON OFFER EXPIRES. JULY 310. 1976. COU RTICE-ALJ..I.N ID.A. PHARMAOY '117 Brock St. N. .668-23.94 Wtfy I'j ~ ~ ~~I.D.A. DRUG STORES ...DU T LISTERINE MOUTHWASN I ~ 12& GARGiE 0Z97 c r'kla" M.oToo OuIy9 1 A o COOS WIIN THSUB ON ICOUPON OFFR EXPIRES. JULY 310. 1976. SHORTS I.D.A. PHARMACY 65 8..adwin St. 655-3301 Brookliti j receiving his Bachelor of Arts degree from California State University, he returned to Toronto to attend the University of Toronto. Having had camping experience and with the amnount of back- packing during winter and summer in both Canada and the United States, Don feels ready and waiting for the Senior Dey Camp. Don is presently living in Ajax. Diane Guilbault will be directing the Junior Day Camp. Diane, who received her B.A. and B.P.E., from McMaster University, gener- ates enthusiasm about lier outdoor education expertise. She hias attended annual seminars and workshops on ecology, the environment, camping administration and physical education confer- ences. A great deal.of Diane's time has been devoted to athletics. She is presently working with the Whitby YMCA on a fitness testîng project. At Play Camp, Miriam Johns will direct the program. Miriam feels one of her great- est assets is her being one of six children. She lias often worked with children and hias a wide range -of experience teaching track and field to public school students, super- vising school trips', and volunteering at Simncoe Hall Cripplied ChIldren's Centre Miriarn lias been kept busy teaching a Wornen's 7ltness Class, supervising a Gyminas- tics class for childrcni and teaching our own Kinder- gym. After Miriani completes hier Early Childhood Educa- tion course she plans to go oni tou -niversity for further st udie s. At Sports Camip, Donna Gardner is welcomned back this year to direct the Camp. Donna has been with Y gymnastics at Henry Street High School. Working with Donna is Janet Venn whose fort is Modert Dance, Gary Short who will teacli tennis and track and Scott Morgan wil be responsible for Volley- bail, Floor Hockey and Handball. Laura Evans will direct the Creative Arts Camp. In 1973, Laura instructed the crafts for the Y Day Camp and in 1974 lead the arts program for the Y Creative Arts Camp.' Last sunimer she was the playground specialist for the Recreation Department in Whitby. Laura graduates this year with a Bachelor of Music Arts from Western University. Creative Arts Camp will make both group and individual projects along with musical communication and dance. - Rusty Neal will work with ail the camps through the Counsellor In Leadership Training program. Rusty worked with the camps for four years, 1968, 19%9, 1970 and 1971. 7or the last year Rusty has been working for an Exchange program in Canada and Sri Lanka (Ccylon). During the week of May 17, the Day Camp directors conducted interviews for counselling staff. Ninety studenis applied to wvork with the Y Camps. Staff Training will be conducted June 29 and 3Oth. Budget Buy Look for pork blade steaks and you'll usually find a budget buy in pork. For a hearty family-pleasing din- ner, broul your steaks and bring themn to the table ac- comnpanied with spaghetti plus a tasty sauce. PAGE 2, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1976, wHiTIrY FREE MfESS From dance workshop ta choir achool Alth left the lege for the col i TOWN 0F WHITBY PROPERTY STANDARDS BY-LAW TAKE NOTICE that a Public Meeting will be held on Tuesday, June 29th, 1976 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Whitby Municipal Building to receive publie comments on a revised edition of the draft Property Standards By-law. Thie By-law includes provision for the following:- (a) Prescribes standards for the maintenance and occupancy of property within the municipality or within any defined area or areas and for prohibiting the. occupancy or use of such property that does flot conform to the standards; (b) Requires property that does not conformi to the standards to be repaired and maintained to con- formn to the standards or for the site to be cleared of ail buildings, structures, debris or refuse and left in a graded and Ievelled condition. Copies of the revised draft Property Standards By-Iaw can be picked up from the office of the Clerk prior to the meeting. Wm. H. Wallace, A.M.C.T., C.M.C., CLERK, The Town of Whitby, 405 Dundas Street West, WHITBY, Ontario. J 16, 23/76 10%V' mon ML.Odomb