PAGE 22, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1982, WHITBY FREE PRESS Be assertivé, Whitby T1oastmistress- Club is told By BETTY DUBOWSKI and prepared speeches was huniorous and en- ing speech, by guest M2 Brock Street'South, Whtby Toastmlstress 'ail reflected this theme' tertaining, by new speaker Michael, Knell, Whitby. The next meet- '_of 1" assertiven ess". at member Crystal Community Editor of ing is scheduled for- Be assertive -not the last meeting of the Hedges. the Whitby Free Press. Tuesday, January 19, aggressive!1 The former Whitby Toastmistress The trophy for the with Fellowship at 6 word means "to state Club. best mini-speech was Club' meetings are pm rddneat63ù positively", the latter presentéd to Lee Hewitt. held every first and p.m.1 For more infor- means "4militant or Also fncluded in the 'The highlight of the -third Tueësday of the 'mation'or reservations pushy". Educational agenda was a self-intro- evening was a most in- month at, the Earl of caîl Betty Dubowski at featuréis, impromptu , duction speechi, which .formative and interest- Durham Restaurant, 668-Me., Corrid or Capers By MARY MCEACHERN ~~ Cali 725-896 with news itemns for this'coIumn. WHi1BiY WOMEN'S INSTITUT11E The home of Mrs. Dorothy Gregor, 122 -Raglan Street, IwastastefulIly decorated as the Whitby Women's Institute enjoyed theirChristmas meeting on December 16, 1981 at 6 p.m. The pot luck supper contained a variety of tempt-' -ing- dishes and the -warm glow of, the fireplace presented a holiday atmosphere as the members, 14 in ail and 4 visitors, enjoyed their meeting. They sat at, individual tables for .4, decorated for the occa- sion, after -whichý the meeting opened with the ode' and Mary Stewart colleet. The, members answered the ro911 eau with a homemade Christmas decoration, which proved in--, teresting and artistic. The president, Mrs. Dorothy> Gregor, showed films on our Canadilin northland and gave a very educational talk on Fort Smith which'was very much enjoyed by ail. An exchanige of Christmas gifts followed, also the ýsale of the mystery package which was won by Aleta Cam- pbell. The next meeting of the Whitby Women's Instituteý will take place at the home of Mrs. Bessie Acton, 215 Reedoir Court in Whitby on January 27, 1982, at 1:30, p. m. (noté time change). Topic for the meeting will be Resolution-and current events. 'Motto: Today's news wiil be the history of the future. The convenor Will be Mrs. Grace Carr. Visitors and new members, .will be welcomed. CORRIDOR CAPERS BALL The semi-annual Corridor Capers Bail will take> place a 't Heydenshore Pavilion on Saturday, :February 20, 1982, from 8:30 p.m'. until 1 a.m. Prizes, lunch and refreshments. Tickets are $10 a, couple, and may be obtained from any executive member or by calling 723-1680 or 725"967. This is, the Ratepayers' main fund-raising event, 80 cal early and reserve your tickets. Welcome home to the Roger's family of Apple- woodCrescent, who spent two gorgeous weeks in-. the sunny Bahamas, where it's always better!1 NOW THREE'STORES - to serve you better Corne In and see us - sarne great prices, selection, and quai ity 366 OldfKlngston Rd. Highland Creek Plaza West MIII, Ont. M1C 186 281-6463 Flying Fathers vislit The Flying Fathers hockey team will take on the CKEY Mikes at the Iroquois Park Arena Tickets are $5 per per- son. Ail proceeds will go to assist the Whitby. Ringette Association, the Whitby Figure SKating Club and the Denis O'Connor High School. .Tickets can be pur- chased at the Iroquois Park Arena as weIl as at' Peacock Family Sports, 110 Athol Street and West Lynde Drive-In' Burger, 411, Brock, Street South. Thaeasy wsy ta find a buyar for items you w5flt ta ssii is a... CLASSIFIED AD CALLSS4111 WHITSY FREE PRESS, "GIVEYOUR FURNITURE A FACE LIFT"O HANDSTRIPPUNG REPAIRS Pick up &Délivery Free Estimates SPCI'25% offtl n fFb. PIANOS of -$90e0)f eb (average price $700 $9) CALL RICK FORESTALL 666-2992 600 Euclid St., Whitby