W\-lI-TiY FRU 'I PRE-SS, \V[DINlESI)AY. IAR('lI I 1. I1981I, PAGE ( E ýComrng Events EXHIBITION From March 7 through 29, the Whitby Arts Station will feature an exhibition en- titled "John Leonard: Ten Years." This exhibition is a co- operative effort by the Sar- nia Public Library and Art Museum and the Whitby Ar- ts group. For more information call the gallery at 668-4185. ART TRACK '81 The Whitby Arts Station will present an exhibition of work done by pupils of Whit- by Public Schools from April 4 to 19. The exhibition was organized in co-operation with the Durham Board of Education. It will be officially opened on April 5 at 2 p.m. by Board Chairman Art Winter and by North Ward Councillor Ross Batten. For more information call the gallery a t 668-4185. BETTER BREATHING COURSE Do you suffer from em- physema, chronic bronchitis or severe asthma? If the an- swer is "yes", then Durham Region Lung Association may be able to help. Beginning on Tuesday, March 24, the local Christ- mas Seal Association will run a better breathing cour- se for adults with respiratory disease, at Albert Street United Church, Oshawa. Offered free of charge as a Christmas Seal Service, it will run for eight consecutive sessions during a four-week period, on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m. Course members will be taught breathing exercises, relaxation techniques and simple tolerance exercises, and most sessions will feature guest speakers on various topies related to the management of respiratory disease. All exercise procedures will be under the direction of two qualified lung association staff. This is a basic program, which aims to provide respiratory patients with an introduction to simple self-help techniques which, when ap- plied, can improve the quality of day-to-day living. For more information, or to apply for registration con- tact Durham Region Lung Association at 723-3151, as soon as possible. OSTOMY MEETING The next meeting of the Oshawa and District Ostomy Association will be held on March 18 in Room 1002F of the Oshawa General Hospital beginning at 7:45 p.m. The guest speaker for the evening is Carol Climenhaga of the Canadian Cancer Society. For more information call 728-1869 or 576-9516. L E NTE N FILMS AIl Saints' Anglican Chur- ch is presenting a Lenten film series dealing with the topics of "Death and Dying." Each film will be shown at 8 p.m. in the parish hall, followed by coffee and a discussion period. On March 16. "Martin the Cobbler" will be shown while "Conme Take My Hand" w,~ill be seen March 30 and "Peege" on April 6. l'or more information call Judith Edmundson at 668- 6025 AII are welcome ONE PARENT Ml-:ETING The WVhitby chapter of the One Parent FamÃlv Association of Canada meets every l'hursdav at 8 p n in Room 108 of the Henry Street High School. For more information call 576-8278. MORNING COFFEE The next morning coffee meeting of the Ajax- Pickering Christian Women's Club will be held on March 19 at 9:30 a.m. in the Grenada Restaurant Banquet Room in the Sheridan Mall, Pickering. The guest speaker will be Marianne Foscarni and a fashion show will be presen- ted. For more information and reservations call Anne Fair- full at 683-9475 before March 16. Admission is $2.75 and child care is provided. SPRING BREAK PROGRAMS The Whitby Public Library will present a series of programs for the spring break, March 23 to 27 begin- ning each day at 2 p.m. On March 23, the animated Beatles' film, "The Yellow Submarine" will be shown. On March 24, Andrea Haddad will perform a variety of traditional French music on several different instruments. March 25 there will be an hour of fun and games. March 26 will feature San- dy Byers who will introduce children to the world of Nor- th American folk music. The film, "The Man from Nowhere," a full-length mystery for children will be shown. The programs are for school-age children and for more information call the library at 668-6541. DANCE The Whitby Iroquois Swim Club will be holding their spring fund raising dance at the Heydenshore Pavilion April 25. The cost of admission is $15 per couple, which in- cludes a hot and cold buffet. Music for the event will be supplied by a disc jockey. For more information call Yvonne Donnely at 668-8062. CONCERT The Henry Street High School music department will present a concert on Friday, April 10 beginning at 8p.m. Featured in the concert wil! be the LaChine High School Band from Montreal, Quebec. The Henry Street Concert Band and a special brass group will also per- form. Tickets are $2 for adults, $1 for students, $5 per family and can be purchased at Middleton's Book Store in downtown Whitby. LENTEN FILMS All Saints' Anglican Chur- ch will continue their Lenten Film series on "Death and Dying" throughout March and April. Each film will be shown at 8 p.m. in the parish hall to be followed by coffee and discussion period. On March 30, "Corne and Take My Hand" will be shown while "Peege" will be seen on April 6. For more information call Judith Edmundson at 668- 6025. All are welcome. ST. PATRICK'S NIGIIT St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Cochrane Street, will hold a St. Patrick's Night at 7:30 p.m. on March 20. Entertainment will in- clude Irish singing and dan- cing. Admission is free although a collection will be taken. For more information call 668-2287. CAPERS ON ICE The Whitby Figure Plant a seed for yu future wit our GICs. Buying a Guaranteed Invest- ment Certificate from Victoria and Grey Trust is like plant- ing a seed for your future. While we nurture your investment, all you have to do is watch it grow. And the high yield is guaran teed! Our GICs can be purchased for terms of 1 to 10 years. Term and interest payments can be tailored to suit your needs. Invest in a GIC from Victoria and Grey today. And enjoy the full fruits of youi labour tomorrow AND GREY TRUST Since 1844 Whitby: 308 Dundas St. W. 668-9324 Tor. Line 683-7189 %It f i b 1 Ilor~is i n mI. ( orpi na n 'n Skating Club presents "Calendar Capers on Ice" on March 29 at the Iroquois Park Arena with two per- formances at 1 and 7 p.m. The guest skaters for the performance will be Gary Beacon who won fourth place in the Canadian Figure Skating Champion- ships and the Whitby Cham- pion Precision Skating Teams. The commentator for the shows will be Tom Gibney. Tickets are $3 for adults and $1 for senior citizens and children under 12. Tickets are available from Peacock Sports and club members or at the door. FASHION FEVER The Whitby Girl Guides and Pathfinders Parents' Auxiliary will present "Fashion Fever" on April 1 at Anderson C.V.I. from 7 to 9:30 p.m. The show is sponsored by Fashions 126; Kameka Footwear; Exclusive Hair Design; Judy's Florists; and Mary Kay Cosmetics. Admission is $3 and there will be refreshments and door prizes. For tickets call 683-3866. Proceeds from the event will be used to send the girl guides and pathfinders on a trip to Western Canada. REFINISHING DEMONSTRATION Learn how to restore the beauty and elegance of fur- niture and other wood sur- faces without stripping, using the Formby refinishing method. A free in-store demon- stration by a Formby specialist will be conducted at the Beaver Home Centre, 419 Dundas Street, Whitby, Friday, March 27, 6 - 9 p.m., and on Saturday, March 28, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Bring along an easy to carry piece of furniture such as a drawer, for on-the-spot consultation. -s; s e. *- g.RS e e.S SRVC OS. g, *S .0 k. 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