PAGE 10, WEDNESDAy, APRIL 25, 1979, WHJTBY FREE PRESS Mayor opens Mayor Jim Gartshore cut helping thE a yellow ribbon Thursday to the librar, officially open the new organizatiE patient library at the Whitby public libri Psychiatric Hospital. As part Under the direction of nine Public Lil volunteers, the patient program, t libr ary has been moved from placed al the old recreation hall base- books in ti ment to cottage 13 where it is Staff o housed with the Good Luck request ot Clothing Shop, also operated able at t> by the hospital's Volunteer Library. Association. The new library has en- Donation larged its stock of books, the Whitby magazines and records as a paintingc well as its quarters, provid- by the Cone ing a service to both patients Oshawa I( and staff. library. Mrs. Anne Hope-Brown, Volunteei chief librarian at the Whitby patient 1 Public Library, donated Aifreda N manv hours of assistance in venor Nor pater ( volunteers set up .y with the same [n as that of a rary. t0f the Whitby ibrarv'iq outreach thePublic Library ipproximately 600 'he patient library. Dr patients can other books* avail- e Whitby Public ns of money from yRotary Club and of flowers donated mnt Chapter of the )DE assisted the rs involved in the library include [oseworthy, Con- ýma whitehead. ut iîbrary Gail Haynes, Diane Oke, Laurie Willson, Anne Hope- Brown, Jim Speers, and Marilyn and Marie Franks. Hospital Administrator Michael O'Keefe presided at the opening cerem ieifis and volunteers provided coffee and cookies. Bob Collins, on behalf of the Whitby Public Library Board, informed those pre- sent that the patient library is -an extension service of the Whitby Library and ex- pressed the wish that the staff and patients of the hospital will get many hours of enjoyment from it. Volunteers are needed to work in the library. Anyone interested may cail the hos- pital's Volunteer Services at 668-5881, etc. 323. Hours for the patient lib- rary are 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, and 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thursdays. Sentencing Mayor Jim Gartshore cut the ribbon to open the new patients' library at the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital Thursday. From left to right are Alfreda Noseworthy, volunteer; Library Convenor Norma Whitehead; Whitby Public Library Board Member Bob Collins; Mayor Gartshore and Hospital Administrator Michael O'Keefe. The Whitby Public Library is operating the patient library as an extension of its services and provided 600 ' books. Free Press Photo Regiment seeking student recruits The, Ontario Regiment will conduct a sixty man Summri"er' Recruit Training Program (SRTP) between July 2 and August 26 this year. Lieutenant Colonel Michael Koster, Command- ing Officer of The Ontario Regiment, announced that the course is aimed at em- ploying area students for a period of eight weeks during which they will be given intensive military training both in Oshawa and at The Annual Armoured Corps Military Concentration at Canadian Forces training area Meaford. Participants in the program will be paid approximately $1000 for the summer and will be given the opportunity to continue part-time paid service with the local reserve regiment throughout the remainder of the year. Applicants for the course must be Canadian Citizens aged 17-35. Each applicant must be medically and phy- sically fit for military service. The training program will consist of partical training in first aid, drill, weapons handling, fieldcraft, map using, service customns, comn- munications, driving, and gunnery. The training pro- grain will end in an Armnoured Corps Tactical Exercise to be held at Meaford, Ontario between August 20 and 26. Lieutenant Colonel Koster stressed that the annual summer course is an excel- lent opportunity for Oshawa and area students to earn money and to develop the personally valuable assets of discipline, leadership, initia- tive and self reliance offered in Military Training. Interested persons may obtain further information about the Summer Recruit Training Programn by visit- ing The Oshawa Armoury, 53 Simcoe Street North between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Tues- days or Thursdays where the Recruiting Officer will Ladies finish curling The Ladies Section of the Whitby Curling Club finished curling for the year and the winners of the Cardinal Cleaners Trophy for the Monday and Thursday curlers was Pat Weldon, second and Barb« Jervis, lead The Brock Building Sup- plies Trophy for the Tuesday ladies was won by Joan Jelley and her rink of Shirley Purdy, vice; Betty Paterson, second and jean Harland, lead. A fun Day was held to close the season and the Pot Hunter's Trophy was won by murnmum mflmmmmmmmmm KNIGHTS 0F COLUMBUS: i WBINGOI * CABLE CHANNEL 10 *4 810 GAME 0 EVERY WEDNESDAY I UP TO $37e,00 UN PRIZES * NO BINGO MARCH 25-1979I MW WERKSWINNERSI * E. ALDERdICE, Oshawa * G. GRANT, Oshawa S. ANDREWS, Oshawa I RAUN PRIZE WINNERS * S. BARROW, Oshawa B INGO CARDS AVAILABLE AT: I KaeaFootwear - WhitbyMal ICou nt y 0o0-wÎ - 18 Byron S. .Wh moY *Baskins - Robbins - Safeway Plaza, Whitby Oshawa Meat Products & Delicatessen - 1818 Dundas St. E.,Whitby IShorty's Cigar Store - 121 Brock St. N., Whitby IShorty & Son Billiards - -130 Dundas St. W. Whitby * Bai ley Pharmacy - Brock St. S. Safeway Plaza Jury & LovelI Drug Store - Whitby Plaza 317 Brock St. S *Whitby G lass & Mirror - 210 Brock St. SI *Silver Variety - 1624 Brock St. S. Darlene Williamns, vice; Eleanor MeBride, second & Linda Bunker, lead. Health council meets April 26 The next meeting of the Durham Region District Health Council will be held April 26 at 7:30 p.n. at the Whitby Municipal Building on Rossland Road. Everyone 15 welcome to attend. DE.ATHS MATTHEW KERR At Fairview Lodge, Whitby on Wednesday, April 18, 1979, Matthew Kerr (of Whitby), beloved husband of the late Edith Louise Ashby, dear father of Mrs. R. Minto (Jean) of Minden and Craig of Exeter, loved by four grandchildren, in his 92nd year. Rested at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, for service in the chapel on Saturday, April 21. Interment St. John's Cemetery, Port Whitby. Minister the Rev.J.A.Roney. JAMES FALLOW At the Oshawa General Hospital on Thursday, April 19, 1979, James C. Fallow (of Whitby), beloved husband of Carnie E. (Helen) Howe; dear brother of Mrs. C.S. Woodman (Lena) of Kit- chener, Miss Mary Fallow and Mrs. K. Dean (Edna) of Willowdale, Mrs. G. Crate (Frances) of Smith Falls; predeceased by Cora, Gertrude and Cameron; in his 74th year. Rested at, the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby. For complete ser- vice -in the chapel on Saturday, April 21.- Crema- tion. Minister the Rev. J.M. Smith. If desired contribu- tions to the charity of your choice would be appreciated.