WIHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1986, PAGE 23 Town to celebrate Public Works Week m* May-' &n of Whitby operations center for ment. available for the Corbett solutions to Public third. Works Association's ipate with the school groups or any Any school interested Creek Sewage Treat- Works Problems'. En- Posters must be com- third annual Durham and other interestecl groups tn having a tour should ment Plant by calling pleted and submitted to snowplough competition a lakeshore cali Marte Richardson tries will be received the public works depar- inluding the general public. On- display will be snowploughs, salters, street sweepers, gar- bage trucks and other xnachinery and equip- at 668-5803, ext. 252, before April 30. The tours will run ap- proximately one hour, but are limited to one a day, so call early. Tours will also be Mr. L. Murray at 668- 7721. The public works department will also hold a poster contest to celebrate the week. The theme for the posters will be "Innovative from three categories; grades one and two; grades three to five; and, grades six toeight. Three prizes witl be awarded in each category; $15 for first, $10 for second and $5 for tment at 575 Rossland Rd. E. by May 9. But these aren't the only events the depar- tment has planned. On Saturday, May 24 the Durham Region Public will be held at the region's works depot on Conlins Rd. The week la intended to maire the public aware of the role of public works depar- tments. municipalities by proclaimning the week of May 18 to 24 as "Public Works Week'. The public works department will offer tours of the Taunton Rd. Corridor Capers By MARY M Call 7258967 wth li CEACIIERN lms for (his column. YOU ALWAYS GET THE WHITBY WOMEN'S INSTIT UTE "How to keep a family together" was the roll cal at the Whitby Women's Institute March meeting, held at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Agustus. The topic of the meeting was family and consumers affairs. The convenor was Mrs. Dorothy Gregor. The secretary, Mrs. Acton presented-the minutes of the February meeting. She also read a letter fromn a pen pal institute "Seayrs Hall Brandi" secretary Betty Sharpley in Sussex England. It was decided to raise our branch fees to $5. A donationi will be made to the Ontario South Whitby-Oshawa Fair Board. Mrs. Aleta Campbell reported on the district executive meeting held in Brooklin. The district annual meeting to be held May 20 in Stouville. Plans for a June tea were discussed. Mrs. Gregor was in charge of the program. Articles on A.C.W.W. Water Project were read and Mrs. Campbell gave a talk on money management. A number of household hinth were discussed. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Noble and Mrs. Agustus. The April meeting will be held at the home of Mis. K. Hepburn on April 23 at 1:30 p.m. This will be the annual meeting, when of- ficers and convenors will present their annual reports. Visitors welcome. THORNTON INTERESTED PARENTS Garage Sale -The Parents Advisory Committee of Dr. Robert Thornton Public School wilI be holding a garage, craft sale on the school parking lot on Saturday, May 10, from 10 a.m. until 3 pan. Spaces may be rented for $10 each tables $5 each, or bring your own). To reserve your space, please caîl 728- 6794 after 6 p.m. Spaces limited, so, reserve early. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH Pancake Supper - Saturday, April 19, 4:30 to 6 p.m. Adults $3,50, children 12 years and under $2, preschoolers free. Obtain your tickets now fromn board members or by calling Richard Hearne at ,576-0661. The executive will meet Wednesday, April 16 at 8 p.m. The board of management wilI meet Tuesday, April22at7:.45p.m. Good used crib required for the church nursery. If you can help please contact Walter Campbell 725- 0798. FROMl PG. 23 Whitby Swi m Club Carson, Scott, Curie, R.aymond Burns, Ryan Burns - 5th - 200 FrR. 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