h t;' Inuit art, ut gallery Stephamie MacNeil, assistant to Whitby Arts Gallery director Linda Paulocik, is seen here examining some of the Inuit aht that is on. display this month. Until next Tuesday, the gailery wil feature over 100 works of art from the Inuit of nor- thern Quebec. Includ- ed in the display are examples of soapstone prints, baskets, crafts and books. The exhibit is also a fund raising event for the gallery- as the majonity of the pieces are for sale. The gallery, located at the corner of Victoria and Henry Sts., is open Tuesdays to Thursdays from 12 noon to 5 p.m. and from 6 to 9 p.m. as well as Fridays from 12 noon to 5 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays from 2to 5p.m. Free Press Staff Photo The next meeting of the recently organlzed Durham Region Export Club wîll be held ln the dlnlng room of Durham College on Apr. 24 at 8:30 a.m. According to club chairnian Tom Cam- pney, the purpose of the club is to make local business mnore aware of the export market and the means avallable to exploit it. "Export clubs provide a forum for the inter- change of international buisiness information among business people," Campney says. TYPESETTIN G t ¶~1Exporters meet ON THE PREMISES :i,$ COMPUTERIZED a PHOTrO\ j -.' Report from Q uee n' s Park FOR PROTECTION &APPEARANCE INl 12 ATTRACTIVE,~ COLOURS Ventiated Auiu AWNINGS ,6 Manuactued Free Estima:ese0Ouick Defévery & Installation BY THE HON. GEOR1[GE AÉISH MPP 728-1633 (P.C.-DURHAM W«ST) &SHWRM-4JFREELIS.OSHAWA% Onto NMinister of Government Servies L ALUMINUM ITE ;I Fitneéss, projeet Enthusiasm for Ontario's'Bicentennial aboundi as communities throughout the province "celebral together" where we have corne from, who we art and where we are going. .ýHistory depicts the lifestyle of our forefathers a an -active one, with transportation needs often ne by walking or runnîng. Although jogging and walking remain an integra part of our ifestyle, these activities often help mee our fltness, fun and leisure needs. Surveys indicati that 'walklng is Ontario's moot popular form a exercise, as we "«stride" towards a heaithier way o1 li1e. The increased popuiarity of jogging and walkinE activities 'for exercise leads to lnterest in saft jogging and walking practices. To address this con. cern, The Bicentennial -Fitness Projeet, supported by the Ontario Minlstry of Tourism and Recreation, and Fitness and Amateur Sport Canada, has been developed. The aims of the fltness project are to reinforce fitness as a need of modemn day society, and to-en- courage participation in jogging and wallcing programs. Durlng «the summer months, ap- proximately 180 communities across Ontario wui be visited by jogging and walking experts, Who Winl conduct a three hour clinie covering ail aspects of Jogging and walklng. The clinic will provide instruc- tion for both joggers and walkers., and specialized information wiIl be available for those interested i lmproving their skills and knowledge in each ac- tivity. A"funjog and walk" alog a route ofhistoric sgnifficance will be incorporated into the dlinic presentation. Instruction wiIl benefit both novice and experienced joggers and walkers, as well as inactive people who are interested in developing a jogging or walking program to suit their own needs. Some of the topics te be covered include diet, foot- Wear, clothlng, training programs, techniques for improving performance, and prevention and care of injuries. The Bicentemiial Fitness Project wilI be visiting communities in Durham West Riding on June 17 (Pickering), on Jume 18 (Ajax), and June 23, (Whit- by). For further information regarding the dlinics in these areas, please contact: Pickering, Sue Taylor, 831-1711 %ecreation Compleu). ljax, Donna Morrissey, 683-3740. fliitby, Cathy Sakata, 668-686. (Pickering Why not take the Opportunity to visit the Bicen- ennial Fitnes ProJect.and make fitness a part of 1Ur- lifestyle. Our Ontario relates te, your healthy dture. THE CORPORATION 0F THETOWNOFWHITBY et IN THE MATTER 0F TH E ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT, R.S.'O.ý 1980, CHAPTER 337 's ~tAND IN THE MATTER 0F THE LANDS AND PREMISES AT THE FOLLOWING MUNICIPAL jADDRESS IN THE PROVINCE 0F ONTARIO 'e NOTICE 0F PASSING 0F )f BY-LAW TAKE NOTICE that Council of the Corporation of the TOWN of WHITBY has passed By-raw No.' 9 1622-84 to designate the foliowing property as e being of. architectural andior historical value or ln- terest under Part IV of The Ontario 'Heritage Act, R.S.O. 1980, Chapter 337: Ashburn Schooî House (now Ashburn Comrmunity Centre) Ashburn, Ontario REASONS FOR DESIGNATION 0F THE ASHBURN SCHOOL HOUSE Hîstorical The Ashburn School House was bulit between 1861 and 1880 for the Trustee's of Sohool Section No. 7 by Wlilliam Pearson as a test piece to show off his workmanship. Consequentîy each waiI exhibits a different form of atone work. The school was finaily closed ln 1968 and converted into a community centre for the Ashburn area by the Town of Whîtby. Architecturai The Ashburn Sohool House Is an exceptionaîîy finhe example of the one room schooîhouse type. It Is weII crafted and unique ln that each facade presents a different type of stone work whiie maintaining a pieasing overaîl design. DATED at'the Town of Whitby this llth day of April, 1984. Donald G. McKay Town Cîerk The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario 11iN 2M8 p A te Tp .1 WlilTB'i'ýFREE PRESS, WEIWESDAY. APRIL 19. 1994 P,&r.P a 7 0 -t, DsNewman, f Whitby, president of Camnetoid Ltd. has ac- cepted the position f deputy chairman. AU i 1"interested business persons are welcome to attend. Vlü20 CLUB The ýnext meeting of thie VIC20/C64 Com- puter Club will be'held on April 26 at 6:30 1P.M. at the Whitby Public Library. The -.i'topic fthe meeting wl be an In- to t io1gn to, the 'COMAL-80 computer Ail meetings are lh formai 'and, non- structured wlth the members meeting, over mornlng coffee and donuts. There is no membership fee although those atten- ding are. as ked to provide a business card to permit the mallin'g.of meeting minutes and notices. A - minimal charge of $3 is laid to cover the cost of break- fast. The Apr. -I24 meeting wll introduceý the club'.s executiîve and annouce plans for the firat year's