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PAGE 12, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12.,1981, WHITBY FREE PRESS CLOCA film night The Central Lake On- t trio Conservation I ithority is pleased to amiounce that on Mon- ù,iy, August 17, 1981, the Nfinistry of the Environ- rient will be presenting ant evening program at t~e Heber Down Conser- vation Area campsite. 'l'his presentation is part of C.L.O.C.A.'s summer program of walks U'hursday and Sun- days) and talks (Tuesday and Satur- days). The Ministry of the Environment program will consist of a stide- sound presentation en- titled, "We Are En- vironment Ontario", which looks at the role of the Ministry of the Environment and its staff in managing the environnment in Ontario. A film entitled, "Lake Odyssey", which dramatizes the restora- tion of the Kawartha Lakes resort area by an extensive water management program and the potential for re- cycling the harvest of aquatic vegetation, will also be presented. Ministry of the Environ- ment staff wiIl be on hand to answer any questions about the Ministry's projeets or programs. For more information on the Minmstry of the Environment program or on the C.L.O.C.A. summer program in general, coniact the In- formation & Education Co-ordinator at 579-0411. Heber Down Conser- vation Area is located on Coronation Road, one kilometre south of High- way 7, three kilometres west of Highway 12, in Brooklin. Mi*sehi*ef charge l ai d A Whitby man has been charged with misehief after the door of the local police station was kicked in. According to a spokes- man for the Durham Regional Police, a man went to 18 Division headquarters in the early hours of Sunday morning and upon dis- covering that the station was closed kicked in the door causing $150 damage to a 16 by 24 i- ch window. Charged with misehief is Stephen Seymour, 21, of 101 Kathleen Court, apart- ment 216, Whitby. They love us Whitby Free Press publisher Michael Burgess is seen here presenting tickets for last Friday night's Styx concert, that was held in Toronto, to Deirdre Hope and Pat Gostlin, the winners of our "Why I read the Whitby Free Press" contest. Hope won her two tickets for a littie poemn that came wrapped in a nut shell. 14 goes like this: "1Community news, Restaurant review, Bargains to buy and seli, Columns and letters, Free Press couldn't be better, So here it ail is in a nutshell." Gostlin won her two tickets for a poem that was submitted on a large piece of bristieboard, written in large letters. Her poem went like this: "I read the Whitby Free Press, and then 1 neyer hafta guess, What's going on .... Around our town... It's the one 1 like the best." The Whitby Free Press would like to thank ail of those people who submitted their entries and we're ex- tremely sorry that we could not give a prize to each of them. But it is nice to know that this newspaper is read and enjoyed by so many people. -,Free Press Staff Photo --uului - VIuE l Vfoug #»i.usuvw fEaî i []BENJAM INI FiLM LABORAT0RIES Wit MBM PUBLISHING -rke &PHOTOGRAPHY INC. mi 131 BROCK STREET NORTH mm WHTY668-6111 en 1I1RiS: Mon. 9Q-fr0.u Fi. M -.a.10-.î54 U7e<iIPf> I .s1 t T ~ ~ i shoutd be wstleus;&vSeruace b0 u prs eti ,VVesty 240 wayt Ae f0 t erstToanomtch AicaLdsonew bok by ie ds 218 H'sawooknAve S.Aa 638-1968 SUM.MER FILM SPECIALI s, Bring a roil of film in to be developed and receive a 2nd SET 0F PRINTS AT HALF PRICE!. j Larger 4" ' Studio'prints now àwuào*JLlaàw* 16aeàwàà a 'pa~