Corridor Capers By MARY MICEACHERN Cali 725-8967 with Items for this column <WHITBY PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION The Whitby P.C. Association will hold their an- fluai meeting and election of Officers on Wed- nesday, Feb. 6 at 8 p.m. at the Whitby Centennial Building. The guest speaker will be Durham West MPP George Ashe, Minister of Government Ser- vices. Congratulations to George Ashe and ail the Durham West delegates to the leadership conven- tion. It sure is 'Miller Time'. The choice bas been made, and I'm sure that Frank Miller will prove to be the wisest choice. Miller is a self-made man, and wiil be able to govern this province well. MONTE CARLO NIGHT The parents' committee of St. Paul's and St. Theresa's separate schools will sponsor a Monte Carlo Night on Saturday, FEb. 2 at 8 p.m. at Holy Cross Parish Church hall. There wiil be a variety of games of chance, dan- cing, hot and cold buffet at 12:30 a.m. Admission is $10 a person. The proceeds from the fun evening will be sbared by botb schools to help sponsor special school projects. For further information or tickets, call Joan Jarand at 728-3496. CORRIDOR AREA RATEPAYERS EXECUTIVE MEETING The next meeting of the executive of C.A.R.A. will be held at the Whitby Municipal Building on Thur- sday, Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. We are expecting a guest for the evening. An area in Pickering is in the process of forming a ratepayers' association, and bave requested our guidance. We welcome people from any area of the region. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH Baptism - Sarah Ann Van Scbyndel, daughter of Tony and Debbie Van Schyndel was welcomed into thie churcli through tbe sacrament of infant bap- tism. Sunday Feb. 3 - Miss Beatrice McLean, secretary of the Oshawa Presbytery wilI conduct <the service. For tbe next few weeks, wile Dr. Banks is away on sick leave, Rev. Elwyn Hughes of Kedron will be Iooking after Westminster hospital visiting and other pastoral duties. It is requested <bat patients in the Oshawa Hospital make sure they are listed as from Westminster. Those in the Witby bospital, and members of the congregation needing other pastoral care, are asked to contact Rev. Hughes directly at 576-3427 or a message may be left at Westminster manse, 728-0487. Anyone iooking for skates - there are a pair of white figure skates, size 3, in the Lost and Found carton in the downstairs of Westminster Church. HEART MONTH February is Heart Month. Canvassers will be calling at your door. Welcome hem and give generously. Heart and Stroke disease can be over- come. With ail of us working together, we can ac- complish this mission. Volunteers are urgently needed for canvassing in ail sections of Whitby.. Please cali and offer vour assistance. DON'T BE DISAPPOINTEDI FOR THE LAST FEW YEARS, POOL MANUFACTURERS WERE SOLD OUT 0F ABOVE GROUND POOLS BY EARLY JULY. ORDER VOURS NOW DURING STARLJNGS ANNIJAI,... early bird special (STARTS FEB. 1ST) HERES ONLY ONE EXAMPLE 0F SAVING. NIAGARA - 15 FT. ROUND. * COMPLETE 4 YOU SAVE $513.00 $1.197.00 REG. PRICE ... $1710.00 * Inc.: FILTER & PUMP, SKIMMER ALL HOSES, DELUXE VACUUM, & MAINTENANCE WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1985, PAGE 19 Jayeettes holding "Intro Night" Feb 2 1. By CECE WAGAR The Whitby Jaycettes were kept busy during the past December. Tbey rented Santa Suits to aspiring Santas. They assisted the Witby Jaycees during their Santa Claus Parade. Dec. 8, by serving bot chocolate and cookies to the parade participants. Later that day, Santa and is Jaycette belpers visited and presented Christmas goodies to the residents at Fair- view Lodge. Tbey also provided the Salvation Army witb 48 personal packages for needy aduits. Dec. 9, <bey treated their families <o an evening visit <o Culien Gardens and Miniature Village. To round out <lie holiday season, tbey relaxed with their Christmas dinner and social and attended o business at their mon- tbly general meeting. Both <ese events were held in members' homes. January may not have been as bectic, but was equally interesting and rewarding. Their mon- <lly meeting was held Jan. 23 in a memnber's home. "Jaycee Week" is Jan. 27 <o Feb. 2. Part of the following programs took place during <is week. Tbey are participating in their second calligraphy course given by a Jaycette for Jaycettes. And for the cbronic care unit at J.O. Ruddy Hospita, tbey are meeting <o make bibs. The membership com- mittee bas made a presentation <o <lie mothers of the YMCA's "Let's Create" program and is preparing another "Intro Niglt" ALL POPULAR SIZES* t*, --USTOM FRAMINO FI7Dlh -W 111R NIED- OU NT fr tPICEIIIII!ILu ~82 FROST -~DRIVE 668-4521 TODAY & SAVE! * & N HSAD&LGEAUUMVE T SAVE ON EXPENSIVE REPAIRS NAV VOUR VACUUM AND POWER NOZZLI ClEANED UP AND OVERNAULED FOR ONLY l 9.05 PARTS EXTRA) ,'>iCh 1îpI ND D-îîîE1.11 ft;fbs' 1118 DU NDAS ST. W., WH ITBY PHONE 668-1855 THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN0F WHITBY NOTICE 0F PUBLIC MEETING REMOVAL0F SNOW AND ICE FROM SIDEWALKS TAKE NOTICE that a public meeting wlll be held by the Operations Committee of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby for the purpose of dlscussing a report from the Director of Pubili Works regarding the matter of the removal of snow and Ice f rom sidewalks ln the Munlclpality. TIME: Monday, February 18, 1985,8:15 p.m. PLACE: Meeting Hall, Whitby Municipal Building Whitby, Ontario AND TAKE NOTICE that any person wishîng f0 make representation before the Committee ai this public meeting is asked to notity the Clerk accor- dingly on or before Thursday, February 14,1985, in order that suitabte arrangements can be made for their attendance at the meeting. DATED at Whitby, Ontario, this 301h day of January, AD., 1985. Donald G. McKay, Clerk The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rosstand Road East Whitby, Ontario Li N 2M8 Phone:. (416)P68-5803...... <o be beld Feb. 21. To find out more about <lie Whitby Jaycettes, womnen bet- ween 18 and 40 years of age are welcome at their monthly general business meetings and "Intro Niglts". Cal membersbip chairman Nancy McDoweli at 725- 3140 for details as to dates, times and locations of events. EDITOR'S NOTE: Cece Wagar is the publiity chairman of the Whltby Jaycettes. Health Minister awards New Horizons grant to group of local retired residents OTTAWA - A group of retired people from Whitby will receive a New Horizons grant for $3,897, Healtb and Welfare Minister Jake Epp announced last week. Villa Fellowsbip Group will establisb a program of activities including craft classes, table games, carpet bowling, film presen- tations and a variety of social events. New Horizons is a federal guvernment program <bat enables retired people <o create projects of their own cboosing. It offers gran- ts <o groups wbo under- take activities for <lie benefit of tbemselves and others in <beir community. The accent is on local needs as seen by older people and on their willingness <o meet sucli needs. K&M SAVE CLEANERS o SAME DAY SERVIÇE0 ALTERATINS AND REPAIFIS 2 0 c OFF 'A Cleaning ervicefor the Lntire bml 112 COLBORNE ST. W. SLACKS 668&2831 TOWN 0f WHITBY IROQUOIS PARK The Parks and Recreation Department, assisted by Totten,W Sims, Hubioki Associates, Consultants, will conduct a -~- series of private and public meetings with local sports and recreation groups and individuels. PURPOSE:- To discuss and review the space and equip- ment needs aiong with design teatures for an expanded sports and recreation facility at Iroquois Park Comptex planned tor 1986. LOCATION:- Whitby Municipal Building, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby. TIME:- 7:30 p.m.- Council Chambers MEETING DATE- February 7 Thursday) - Public meeting with ail groups and Individuals to sum- marize the concerns raised. *1 A an, 10 s Any group or individual concerned can arrange a meeting by appoîntment. Please caIl 668-5803, Ex- tension 292 to make suitable arrangements, preferabiy not later than February 6th, 1985. W. G. Deveau, Director of Parks and Recreat ion 668-5803. Extension 292 h.' ' ~ir I T t i I ¶ * I ~ ~ TC~*