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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAV MAY 11,o 1983. PAGE 19 i aithe landscape, and cerned wlth ancient vol- Admission to the Dur- F i alcoilect samples of the canie deposits, and this ham Science Lecture is failOtout ateral for hnie he had a unique free, and area students, Sc e ee analysis. His research opportunity to study the tahr n h over the pat 15 years faitout froni a very general public are cor- basben riarlycon- recent, active volcano. dlally invited Wo attend. Lecture ______________________ C arrier o f the IM I-Jeff Kerr of Whitby was named the Free Press orArlbecause of hard work and dedicatioj tudent t Palmerston Public School who likes eýodeIs. He bas been a Free Press Carrer f or8 mi F ashion theme By GERMAINE BARR Whltby Toastmistress The worldof fashion was the main, theme for the" regular meeting of the Whitby Toastinistressa-Club on Tuesday, May 3 at 100 Blair Street, Whitby. Guests and members enjoyed the feilowship of al who attended as it was a most stimulating and in- teresting evening. President, Lee Hewitt, re-affirmed to the assem- bly that people who look good, feel good. She war- mly welcomed and introduced our guest Betty Cinurak- Invocation was then given by Helen Hfines. Foilowing in the main topic "Through the Looking Glass", everyone who participated in the evening's program stayed on subject and expressed genuine enthusiasm. Our Lexicologist, Dorothy Hart, kept us enter- tained while educating us in proper word temino- logy. Our Topicmistress, Jeannette Etter, again keeping with the theme requested impromptu speeches from ten participants and these were al informative and most exhilarating. The trophy for the one minute. improvisation was awarded to Lee Irwin. Grammarian, Dorothy Hart, exhibited the word "cachet" and gave 'us its definition and ap- plication. Foilowing recess, the program résuned under the direction of Myrna Picotte, Toastinistress. Speakers were Nancy Spencer, Barbara. Blair and Pauline Torresan. Barbara was elected best speak- er for the evening. Lee Irwin, Althea Darwin and Germaine Barr were evaluators and Lee was voted best evaluator. A most comprehensive evaluation was given by Betty Dubowski, the general evaluator for the evening. In conclusion, Germaine Barr gave the closing thought. We ail left the meeting having gained more know- ledge in fashion, parliament.ary procedure, protocol, effective speaking and good fellowship. We invite you to join us, to either isten or parti- cipate, it could be a most enjoyable learning ex- peiýience. Our next meeting will ho held on Tuesday, May 17 at 100 Btafr Street, Whitby. You are most welcome. BASEBALL The Whitby Minor Basebait Association Opens its 1903 Season on May 14 wlth'a parade from Kinsmen Park Wo Peel Park and the pl *ay- Ing of the Mayor's Cup at Peel Park and Iro- quois Park. The Whitby Club travels to Ajax on ,Sunday, May 15 Wo com- 'plets the tounament. he Ladies Auxiliary 'wlll be holding a bake sae at Peel Park on Saturday, May 14 from. [Oa.m. GIANT YARD SALE The Parent -Advisory :ommittee of St. John Lie Evangelist School, Vûhy, la sponsoring a giant yard sale on May 28 (ra" date June 4) from10 a.m. to 4p.m. in the St. John's School parking lot on Giffard Street. Lots (12x12) are avail- able at $10 each. Tables are available at $450 each. To reserve your lot eaUl Linda Van Veen at 668-1107 MARIGOLDS FOR SALE Marigolds will ho sold again this year at the opening of the Wlitby Museum on Saturday, May 21. The nursery grown stock will ho sold at the going price. Pro- ceeds from the sale wilI ho used to support; the Whitby Museum and Ar- chives. The final program ln the Science Lecture Serles offered by Durham College and the Durham Board of Edu- cation will take place at Henry Street High School in Whltby on May 17 ate8p.m. The subjeet ila "Vol- canlc Eruptions"1, and John Westgate of Scar- borough College's PhYsical Sciences De- partment wlil feature the Mount St. Helen's incident, the first volcano in North Amnerica to erupt in more than 10years. Shortly after the erup- [onthin Washington State, Professor Westgate re- ceived a grant from the C arrier of the Month Natural Science and n. Jeff is a grade 5 Engineering Research sports and building Coundil to study the ef- ionths.feets of the eruption and àAIeý.Rer.oflng & Rpi We're worklng harder to gain your trust.- rInquire today 433«4090 Whitby Fabrics NEW MANAGEMENT Drapes & Sheers - custom made. Aiterations on clothing & draperies. "Rugby" cioth, jogging & swlm wear, Bridai fabrics availabie. 215 Dundas St. E.., Whltby 668-4821 OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY BRIAN DEEGAN DENTURE THERAPY - CLINIC, HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH AJAX, ONTARIO 683-6074 I NOTICE 0F PUBLIC MEETING PEACOCK LUM BER LTD. IN-STOCK Over 1,000,000 feet ofiUn drled . Hardwoods Sof twoods. Dresslng Facilitis WHOLESALE - RETAIL 328 Rlitson Rd. N. 72-44 Oshawa 7544