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WHIBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESAY, MARCH 7, 1979, PAGE 15 YMCA ýoffers March Break CarniaiWe ach1 o2 Looking for things to do on the Marcb Break? The Dur- ham Region Family YMCA has four days of, prograins organized specifically for youth. On Monday, March, 19_ 'DEATHS ISABELLE« REYNOLDS At the Dr. J.O. Rudldy Hospi- tal on Thursday, March 1, 1979, in ber 54th year. Isa- belle Reynolds, beloved wife of Albert E. Reynolds, of Brookîju, loving daugbter of *Mr. and Mrs. B.B. Warnica of Barrie. Dear motber of Ivan of Lindsay, Gary of Kingston, and Laurie of Brooklin, dear sister of Lillian (Mrs. M. Brown) of Guelph, and Murray of Barrie. Rested at the Carson Funeral. Home- and Chapel, Brooklin. Funeral service in the chapel Marcb 3. Inter- ment Groveside Cemetery. If desired donations to the Canadian Cancer Society, would be appreciated. HAROLD M. SHEPHAIRD At the Dr. J. O. Ruddy General Hospital, Whitby, on Friday March 2,1979, Harold M. Shephard (of Whitby), beloved husband of Agnes Hay, dear father of Mrs. M. Koîsteren .(Sandra) of Whitby and John of Calgary, Alta., loved. grandfather of Bonnie 1 and Jeff rey Shephard, Kathleen and Ian Koisteren in bis 64th 'year. Rested at the. W. C.. Town Funeral Chapel, Witby, until Monday, Marcb 5, for service in All Saints' Angli- can Church, Whitby, Crema- tion. Minister tbe Rev. J.A. Roney. If desired contribu- tions to tbe Lung Association would be appreciated. WILLIAM ALLAN Suddenly at the Oshawa General Hospital on Friday, Marcb 2,1979, William Allan (of Oshawa, formerly of Whitby), beloved busband of Helen Gapes, dear father of Mrs. M. Grozelle <Bonnie of Sudbury), Mrs. J. Virgin (Caryl) and William of Glen Williamn, Mrs. E. Beck (Elaine) and Jonathan of Oshawa, loved grandfatber of 10 grandchildren, dear brother of Jack, George, Douglas and Howard o f Whitby. .Mrs. T. Bonner (June) of Peterborough, Warren of Oshawa and Norman of Toronto. Rested, at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, for service in the cbàpel on Monday, March 5. Interment later Groveside Cemetery. SARAH ANN A. Roney. March Break Carnival Week begins with a morning of "Magie and Movies". Two magicians will perform feats of magie which are guaLan- teed to thrill the audience. This performance will be followed by animated movies including characters such as Chip and Dale, Mickey Mouse and many others. Refreshments are supplied. Ail pre-sehoolers must be accompanied by an aduit. Tuesday, March,20 brings us the "Camp* Reunion". Campers from past 'Y' camps, friends and ite- rested individuals are iinvited to spend a day of fun in orgainzed camp activities at the Enniskillen Conser- vation Area. The program runs from 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. and includes a swim at Iro- quois Park Pool. Bussing and dinner is supplied. Open to youth, ages 5 to 15 years. Wédnesday. March 21 finds the Y travelling to the Ontario Science Centre for a full day of new and interes- ting experiences. Buses will leave at approximately 10 a.m. and return at 4 p.rn. This is a fun experience for. ail school aged children. Thursday, March 22 is a Fitness centre report due mi a month Within the next month the town council is expected to receive a report on whetber the town should build a fit- ness centre at Iroquois Park.. Recreation 'Director Wayne DeVeau*reports that tbe results of a survey under- laken last. September regar- ding a second ice pad, are completed, and the study may influence the fate of anY fitness centre. In 1978 Councillor Bob Attersley came out strongly in favor of a fitness centre at Iroquois Park- ini is inaugu- ral address to council, and persuaded the council to iii- clude $10,000 in its budget for tbe study. Results of tbe survey were completed about a week .prior to the municipal elec- tion last fail, and the matter was withhçld so it would n9t become an election issue. Mr. DeVeau decided to wait until after the 1979 budget had been set before presenting the results of the survey, 50 the new council could deal with it once it was firmly in place. Mr. DeVeau said he was in no hwrry to have the matter discussed, because the town would need a population of at least 30,000 before a fitness centre would be financially feasible. Rushton,' Shannon and Associates wil be paid $7,000 for their market survey of some 300 to 400 homes wbich weré telephoned at random, ànd 24 survey questions asked._ If council accepts the idea of a fitness centre, Totten Sims Hubicki Associates Ltd. will be paid $3,000 to prepare a plan. full day of high activity as they Y presents "The Mini- ,Olympies". Reld at Henry Street High Sehool, a wide variety of teamn and indivi- dual events will be staged. During the lunch break, the competitors may vlew a number of sports films that the Y, has reserved. The program wlll begin at 10 a.m. and concludes at. 3:30 p.m. Ail registrations shoulci be received by March 16. -SER OUfi PMINE @MX Foe M NE UINIANST YOU. De THAPAR Denture *Therapist 214 Pondes St. L, Whkby 668-7797 HOURS Mon. - Sat & Evenings By Appointmont OnIy r-- --- -