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PAGE 20, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1l, 1984, WHITBY FREE PRESS Heber Down site of YMCA's summer camps for children Foresee the inevitable terests. camp la located at bored summer syn For the Whit- Rolling Hila Ranch and drome and be prepared 1 by/Osbawa area, there sports a swiinming pool, Summer activities are ta a "Creative Arts indoor rldlng area and available at the Durham Camp" which inctudea tennis court. Activlties Eeglon Family yMCA dance, crafts, drama include English and for a wide variety of in- and music - combined Western riding tessons, with the outdoors and a swlmming, tennis, Ã" daily swim. games and sports. DIN NG"Camp Francais" Located in Whitby G iD gives an excellent day there is a "Sports and GUIDEcamp experience with a Computer Camp" at French twist which wil Henry Street High GOLDEN GATE enhance French School, and the Y-Com- 107 Brock St. S. vocabulary in an en- Pute Centre. Campera Whitby tirely new setting. The wiii receive il/ hours of 668-8321 prograni follows the day computer, a variety of camp outtine of camp sports and a daily swim. This popular skils, crafts, nature- Bus service is not Chinese Restaurant lore, hiking, an over- available, but extended is lntroduclng the night camp-out and hours are. SZECHUAN CUISINE cook-out, and campfire Ait of the camps are for ail of you gour- prograni, as weli as a stili taking mets who like splcyj daily swim. registrations. For more hot dishes.j The camps are ail information, please cati The Goden Gate located at Heber Downs 668-686. LIFE DRAWING The Witby Arts Station Gallery is of- fering four uninstructed Ilife drawing sessions on July 17 and 24 and August 14 and 21. The sessions are deaigned for those in- terested in drawing from professional modela, with no instruc- tion. Paper will lxt available at the gallery but students should bring their own drawing materials. The cost is $26 for gallery members and $32 for non-members. For more information cail the gallery at 668- 4185. Car winner foýund key Niki Petsinis of Ajax is seen here behind the wheel of her new $15,000 Nissan 300ZX that she won after finding the key in a bottie of shampoo. She received her prize from Kingchurch Motors on Kingston Rd. in Pickering Village. Seen here with Petsinis is Wayne.Thurber and David Puhalski, the president of Kingchurch Motors. Photo courtesy of Pickering Bay Ne ws.' Five ýwin tickets to Jays' game Toronto Blue Jays Fire Safety Basebal Carda are currently availabie from the Whitby Fire Depar- tment. basebil carda featuring the coaches and players of Blue Jays young fans juat have to go down to the fire hall on Brock St. S.' Mondays to Fridays from 4 to 7 p.m. or on Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For the best in CLASSIFIED ADV ERTISIN G w. Cal 668-6l11 Throughout the sum- mer, the fire depar- tment will be holding six draws for five pairs of Blue Jay home game tickets. The first draw was held on June -23. The wmnners were: Chris Clare of Kirby Cres.; Amanda Heron of Bagot St., Brooklin; Mike Descepolo of Pine St.; Stephen Jacobsen of Sylvia St.; Micbael Whitby amýbulance service catis During the week that ended iast Thursday, the Whitby Ambulance Service responded to 82 calîs for service. .1 The service respon- ded to 34 calîs of a routine nature and to 21 standby calîs for other ambulance services in Oshawa and Ajax. They aiso responded to 27 emergency catis. The nuniber to cati for ambulance service is 723-5232. CONCERT The Henry St. High School Dixie Land Band wiil give a concert tonighb't (July 11) at 8 p.m. in the McLaughlin Bandsheil on Memoriai Park, Centre St. S., Osbawa. Appearing in the same concert wili be the Osbawa Civic Band. Admission is free. BICENTENNIAÈ BALL The Whitby Historical Society wiil hold a bal in honor of Ontario's Bicentenniai on July 21 at 8 p.m. at Trafalgar Castie School. Dancing wiil be to the sounds of the Walter Taylor Trio and a buffet wil be served. The highlight of the evening wil be a draw for a cap- tain's chair that was fir- st used by Ontario County registrat John Ham Perry from 1853 to 1896. Oniy 200 tickets, costing $20 each, are available for the dance. They may be obtained Moor of Way Rd.,t Brooklin;- Chris Van- cleèf of Annes St.; and, Jason Stolk, of Gilbert St. W. The next draw wii be held Juiy 7. At the end of the season, at a Blue Jay game, a final draw wil be heid, the first prize being an ail expense paid trip to the 1984 World Series; second prize ta anail expense paid trip to the 1984 American League finals' and the third prize ta an ail expense paid trip to the 1985 AIl Star Game. Some 40 names from Whitby wiil be entered in this draw. This fire safety and prevention program has been organized by the Association of Fire Chiefs of Ontario. Whit- by Fine Chief Ed Crouch ta this year's association president. Counciil Column fw I Submitted by members of WHITBY TOWN COUNCIL, By COUNCILLOR JOE DRUMM Chairman Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authorlty Suinmer bas at last arrived, and Thank God for its returu. Sunshine seemns to do good things to ail of our attitudes. The provincial government certainiy is keeping its word on the new GO-ALRT transit system- Brock St. is starting to change, and one can see on the south side of 401, between Ajax and Whitby, the new track site going down. A number of new residents bave complained to me about the 'shoddy workznanship' of driveway paving. It appears some paving compaies are teiling people that they have a contract with the Town, to pave tbat part of their driveway on the road allowance. No such agreement exista! I suggest that you first cail the Better Business Bureau before you sign on the dotted lie .. "Parka in Plans of Sub-Division". I have suggested to our planning people that parka should be sodded, and flot seeded. Havmng a jpark avallable, when people move i, la a heck of a lot better tIhAn having it some two years down the road. 1 have also suggested to council that in ail future plans of sub-diviaions, 'dead boit locka' be lnstalled on ail outside doors. The Neighbourho«d wn tci meetings bave time and again shown thot we ieed this protection. A new Neighbourhood Watch comniunîty bIas been formed in Blue Grass Meadowa. Coliti )uýI derich la the man to contact and, t of r "#congratulations" to Colin on his oelet-tçn president of the Corridor Area PRak Paqvrerg* Association. I look forward to working with wifi in bis new capacity. Port Whitby, that aimost forgotten part ô( Our town, ta starting to take on a new look, Sur'ly, Ï' about time. Now is the time of year you should be sànjôyî#lg some of the parks owned by the Central Laké oh- tario Conservation Authority. For information vaî1 579-042, and our staff will be more bhan plenwod to help you. 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