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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAYJUNE 29, 1983, PAGE 7 Yacht Club ofpfers jr. pro grams Students at E.A. Fairman Public Sohool celebrate the release of a book featuri'ng 138 creative wrltlng etonles, wrtten by students of the sohool. Sitting amongst the students la Madeline Kronby, author of over 20 chlldren's books -Free Press Staff Photo Imporant year, for United Way This wil be anlimport- ant year for Oshwap Whltby, Newcastle and surroundlng areas ac- cordlng to Bill Henry, this yeçrps United Way General :Camnpaign Charman. An unprece- dentedfIve assistant camnpalgn chafrmen have been. appointed as well as hundreds of vol- unteers .worklngi every town.,factory and busiess ta get the job- doue.. The 1903objective has been set at *1,595,000, a six per cent increase over the 19M objective, but Mr. Henrystresses that this target must be met or exceeded due ta tati shorifallin lulat year's cambaign. There are 37 agencles servlng our local area whlch are supported by the volun- teer glvlng of the people i our communities.. This year, the Town.of Bowmanville and sur- rounding areas have ther own team of volun- teers headed up by Bob Stone, Mnaglng Direct- or of World Records who la one of the five assist- ant campalgn chair- men. He w111 be'ably assisted by Brian Purdy acting as Public Rela- tions Co-ordnataor for Bowmanville, Orono, Hamlpton, Newcastle Village and ail other areas incorporated i the Town of Newcastle. The theme of this year's United Way Cam- palgn is "Le's help our- s»Ives - Ëvréyour fair share.T The fai share1 guldeline i 15 minutes~ per week of your I- corne. The Campaign Promotion Committee i planning gala klck-off events i each major Soamunity (Oshawa, Whltby and Bowman- ville) ta, create public awareness and commu- nltyivolvement. 1Mr. Henry i hoping that wlth mcilmproved 0 Coanomlc conditions and gond team organi- zation the campaign willl bu efficient, effective and successful. Out of every dollar, 92% cents gosdlrectly to help people hi our own com- munities. Bil Henryis a long term resident of Cour- tice and President of Henry Buildail wlth the head office i Courtice and branch, stores in Oshawa, Whitby and Ajax. He has worked on the campalgn for five years and last year was one of the' assistant campaign chairmen. Blllis amember of the' Klwanis9 Club of Oshawa and serves as a directar on the United Way Board. Registrations are comlng in well ko the popular Whitby Yacht Club for this summier program. Sailing is fast becoming one of the ,major summer sports and the Canadian Yachting Association levels of sailing skill from White Sali 1-2-3, Bronze Sail 4-5 and Silver Sali 6 will be pre- sented by quahified CYA-trained instrue- tors. Beginners sal in Opti- mists or CL14's and ad- vance to the Albacores and tbis year there will be a Code 40 for racing training. The CL's and Code 40's are built at the well-known CL Boat- works, in.,Pickering. .The Whitby Yacht '"ub Junior Sail Instruc- tion Prograin begins this year on JuIy 4ý and ends August 26. It is not restricted to WYC members - the courses are open to any student, ages 9 to 17, either boy or' girl, at reasonable fees for the full-day programs. The 1963 program wil lbe in two levels: Division 1 - White Sali 1- 2-3 in four 2-week ses- sions beginning July 4. Four weeks are recom- mended but two weeks wlll get you underway. Division 2 - Bronze Sal 4-5 and Silver Sal 6 wil be 4-week sessions in July or August, for those who have secured their White Sal 3. The Bronze level develops a lot of skills in advanced tech- niques including much more in boat handling in differig conditions and racing. skiIIs. When a boy or girl completes their CYA Bronze-Levelf 5 they know well how to, handie a dinghy and also make an excellent crew member on a larger boat. The course follows the national program esta- blished by the CYA. It-is uniform acroas Canada and is given by instrue- tors whiave attained their Green, Blue or Redi levels at seminars con- ducted by the Ontario Sailing Association in our area. "T#OUR LIQUID CULORINE REFILL CENTRE" Swish Maintenance 15'01 Hopkins St. Business hours: Whltby, Ontario 666-1224 Mon. to Fr1. 8-5 OPENING SPECIALS (FOR THE WEEK 0F JULY 4th TO JULY 8th) the Whitby Junior Sai Head Instructor this year. He bas been ass istant head lnstruc- tor at Poft Credit Yacht Club for the past two years. He will be assist- ed by a staff of three other. instructors plus some instructors-in- training. Whlle much time will be spent out on. the water, classroomn in- struction in theory and the art of seamanship is very important based on ICYA White and Bronze inanuals. The WYC Junior Sal has excellent facilities using the WYC junior clubhouse, the, junior docks and adjoining areas. The advanced students wËi get some experience on larger boats i the WYC racing program iif approved by the Head Instructor. For further informa- tion caM the Whltby of____________ rooklin JýPrntlng & office products 45 BALDWIN STREET, BROOKLIN, ONTARIO LOB iCO 655-8861 MONDAy, >iULY 4t1I Corne in & BrOwsel & DOSE14~i Wit ,iL.s and Accessries. LIQUID PAPER - white Su«. Retail $1.55"Ch .......... SPECIAL: $1.19 each UHU GLUE STICK - Economy site Sus&. Retail $1.29 sach.............. 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