PAGE 8, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1985, WIIITBY FREE PRESS m - -VALUABLE COUPON a m M Mi-M I STN D ARD SE PICTURE SZES, lx2.24 THISEEK ONLYI W FAM1I2NGRA E tu MM - - MIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMERU - -m ATTERSLEY TIRE SERVICE PASSENGER & LIGHT TRUCKS BRAKES COOLING 103 Dundas E. SYSTEM 162 KIng St.E. Whltby Oshawa 668-3356 571-3400 Once again this year, the Anderson Music Students Executive has announced that the An- derson Music Students Association will be holding the Third An- fluai Carwash - scheduled for July 6, 13, 20, 27 and August 3, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. The music depar- tment wishes to thank AUBERGE Auberge is a shelter for abused women and their children living in Durham Region. The shelter is a safe and secure home providing supportive counselling and assistance. Anyone living in an abusive living situation or needing more infor- mation can caîl 728-7311. Mr. David Carey of Thickson-Dundas Rebel Service Centre, iocated at the south-west corner of Thickson Rd. and Dundas St., for aliowing them to use their location for the car- washes. Prices are: $2 for the wash alone; $3 for .wash and vacuum; and an ex- tra 50 cents for whitewalls. The carwashes are part of an extensive pormof fundraising planned b h executive. The money raised will be used to help defray the cost of next year's concert band trip. The executive is investigating the possibility of a trip to Europe or to the Unitedi States. They invite everyone to bring their cars doWn. CHOO RADIO PRESENTS The Living Legends of Country '-~ ~IMusic Thursday, JuIy l8th 8 p.m. The Queen of Cou ntry Music 0 Vear OId WIIf Carter "KITTY WELLS", Johnny Wright, Bobby Wright. SPECIAL GUESTS: JOE AYLWARD & THE VELVERTON EXPRESS IROQUOIS PARK ARENA .KETS: WHITBY AVAILABLE AT: Iroquois Park Arela ..... ...... ......Whitbi, $ 10.00 each iniAdvance MîddIeton'a Bookatore. .............. Whitby S12-flflaanch ie*the"dnnr Samnthe Record Man.....Oshawa Centre1 8< TIC XStretch out and R-E-L-A-X in soothing bubbling water. A complete lune of Spa's, Hot Tubs, Whirlpools, Chemicals and Accessories çNIM4Q~ -à ' y \ASSOCIAIIOW cwer2O years Dependable Service & Quality Produciâ From $2195 and up Installation Included THE SPA SHOPPE 579-2623 A DIVISION 0F S.S. SWIM POOLS LIMITED E- Members of the Anderson Music Students Executive are shown perfec- ting their skills for the Third Annual Carwash which they are orgamizing for this summer to be held July 6,13, 20 and 27, and August 3, from 9 a.m. to 5p.m. at the Thickson-Dufldas Rebel Service Centre. From ieft to right: Paul Wiersma, president; Bilan McColl, treasurer; and, Lorna Stewart, assistant concert and tour manager. Photo courtesy of A. Uranowski Summier inovies for kids at the library August, the Whitby Public Library will screen a series of sum- mer movies for children aged 6 and over in the auditorium. The films wiii be shown every Wed- nesday from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. or from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. The series begins today (July 3) and wili continue until Aug. 28. Films such as "Behave Bernard", "«Hand Me Down, Kid", "Cannon- bahl", "'Zack and the Magic Factory" and IlWinter of the Witch" wilbe shown. The library wiil also be having a series of summer films for pre- schoois every Friday morning from 10: 30 to il a.m. beginning this Friday morning (Juiy 5) and continuing until Aug. 30. Filins featuring such weli known children's characters such as Curious George, The Ugiy Duckling, "The Little Engine" and Win- nie the Pooh wil ha shown. There is no admission for either program and pre-registration isn't necessary. For more information cali the library's chiidren's department at 66-6531 Charlie fnds the peoaple ut Dickson Printing &à Office Su plis ustes refreshing as a i i hepo..,..vil e The Church Speaks Sponsored by the WHITBY MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION By The REV. STANLEY ISHERWOOD Rector St. John's Anglican Church This is already proving to be an unusual summer at the lsherwood household. The congregation at St. John's decided that this was toi be the year to do some major work at the rectory, our home. First the. basement was to be finished and then the urea for- maidehyde foamn insulation in the rest of the house had to go. Great decisions, both of themn, but not wîthout their inconvenience for the resident family. Already the basement work is almost finished and it is clear that we will soon be enjoying some new and comfortabie living space. To prepare for that work ail our belongings stored In the basement had to be rioved here and there, and now, as we get ready for the removal of the offending insulation, we are starting to pack ail our books and prepare most of our other belongings for remnoval and storage. Certainly a lot of extra work. But we are discovering an unexpected bonus. In addition to a new living area and improved insulation our family is enjoying a giant sumnmer dlean out. Things which we have been coliecting ever since we were married and before are going ... going ... gone. Ail sorts of things; some we have hung on to "Just in case..." (we should have another child, renew an old hobby, etc.), others we kept because they have some real value, though not for us, and stili more we had simply forgotten that we had. Most went straight into the garbage, some found lbs way to other homes via a garage sale, and the rest will probably be given to someone who can use it. And for us? We have more free space for living and more room to enjoy the things which we reaily want to keep. In the midst of ail this it occurs to me that many of us could use just such a dlean out in our lives. We are carrying around so much extra "stuff " that we don't have space for living or room to enjoy the things worth keeping. And that stuff î výery much like the stuff which my wife and 1 have just disposèd, of. There are the barriers which we put up between ourseives and others "Just in case" we should be- hurt again as we once were. There are worn out images (gentie Jesus meek and mild?) stiil of some ivalue but not to a maturing Christian. And there are those stereotypes (about people of another denomination?) which we had forgotten were.stiil there. The first Important step in deaiing with such cramping baggage is to recognize that it bs there - no smail accompiishment. The second is to, get rid of It. Sometinies something major, like our home renovation program, provides just the opportunity. îA famiiy crisis, a change of churches, retirement, can ail provide the opportuflity for a dlean out, and upsetting times can thus be changed into creative ones. We ail need room in which to, live. Let's not crowd 1it with things which should have been left behind long ago! To raise money for band trip... Anderson students holding car wash 22 Ritson Rd. S., Oshawa