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,~-.-,~--~-.- -- . - -...- -,- - ÏF WHTBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPrEMBER 21, 1988, PAGE il FASIHON SHOW The annual fashion show will be held at Trafalgar Castie School on Wednesday, Sept. 28, starting at 7:30 p.m. Sponsors include Brooklin Village Shoppe,. Leo- nard's Flowers and Cherney's Furniture of Whitby, from which tickets can be obtained. Tickets, at a cost 'of $10 which also includes buffet, can also be obained by calling 668-0525-. The fashion show is sponsored by the school's parent guild to raise funds for the school. Fashion show GLENDA Cardwell (left) and Sherri Mor-rison show clothing from'Brooklin Village Shoppe that will niake up part of the fashion show to be held at Trafalgar Castie Sehool by the Parent Guild on Wednesday, Sept. 28, 7:30 p.im Erosion Of country living FROM PAGE 6 terms of his/her loyalty to the WitbyGeneral Hospital. Make it clear te your physician that you 'intend to patronize 'those doctors who haveý a strong commitment to the Whitby General and are prepared to express in writing their frustrations te, the niinister concerning their inability to admit Whitby patients te the Whitby General Hospital for a number of basic medical services that should be available in a community of this size. Unfortunately, there are no quick fixes. If the people of this community sxncerely want to bing about a change in the minister's thining, they must be prepared to take the time to write the minister and express their point of, view. Furthermore, they must be prepared to find out where their physician stands in relationship te the Whitby General Hospital and what that physician is prepa.red to do in order to work towards the at- tainment of a nurnber of basic services which should be available to the citizens of this community at their local hospital. I urge you te get involved and to take- the time te express your concerns directly to the minister. I urge the' doctors of this community te do likewise. Unless we, as a group, are. prepared to follow this course of action there is little likelihood that our ex- pectations will ever be met. Stephanie Bal Oshawa BORELIANS The Borelians Community Theatre of Port Perry will present Moments II," a collection of scenes for current and classic plays, Sept. 22, 23 and 24, 8 p.m., at Town Hall 1873, Port Perry. Tickets are $3 on Thursday, $5 on F'riday and Saturday, at the door. SILENT AUCTION St. Mark's United Church in Whitby will hold their annual si- lent auction on Friday, Oct. 21, il a.m. to 3 p.m. Lunch will be served from il a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Tickets are $3.50, available at door or from any church member. AEROBATHON An "Aerobathon" will be held Sunday, Sept. 25 at the European Women's Health centre on Hop- kins St., Whidtby, to raise moneý for the Jamaican Relief Fund. Aî ladies of the comrnunity are in. vited to take part. Sponsor sheet- are avaialble fi'om Cath, Pettifer of the Jamaican Club at 666-4540. Local businesses will donate prizes. FTIENDS Big Sisters of Newcastle, Osh- awa and Whitby are introducing a new pr ogramn, "%rends," to give pregnant teens and-teen mothers a chance to share the feelings of motherhood with an experienced friend. An information and train- ing session will be held at Whitby Public Library on Thursday, Sept. 29, 7:30 p.m. For more infor- mation calI 436-0951. CREATiVE IOUR Registration for pre-school creative hour, for children 3 to 5> is now being taken at Whitby Public Library. The popular program begins Oct. 1, and cost is $20. Coming events MEETING The Association for Children and Aduits with Learning Disabilities will hold their regular meeting on Thursday, Sept. 22, 7:30 p.m., at the Whitby Public Library. Heather Stewart from the Durham board will discuss the ministry's inservice training package for teachers of learning disabled students. Ail welcome, nio cost. Call 623-4934. CHILDBREN'S I3AZAAR Whitby Jaycettes have begun booking vendors for their second annual Ail About Children bazaar at Henry Street High School on Sunday, Oct. 23. Tables are $20, booths $30. Cal 668-6619 or 666-3772 to reserve. The bazaar, a sale of children's clothing, books, educational toys, etc., is the Jaycettes' major fundraiser to support such endeavors as the Children's Wish Foundation, Fairview Lodge and Christopher Robin Home for Children. MEETING The Durham Region branch of the Canadian Diabetes Associ- ation will meet on Sept. 21, 7:30 p.m., at Holy Family Parish hall, Ribblesdale Dr., Wihitby. Ouest speakers will discuss the impor- tance of good foot care and "Insurance and the Diabetic." Al welcome. Cali 436-6648. AUCTION Durham Region will hold their l4th annual public auction on Saturday, Sept. 24, starting at 9:30 a.m., at the Ajax depot located at Regional Rd. 4 (Taunton Rd. W.) and Salem Rd. Previews on Friday, Sept. 23, 4 to 7 p.m. BIRD SHOW The' Durham Avicultural' Society of Ontario will hold a bird show Sept. 23 to 25- at the Ajax Comniunity Centre. Entries can be made Friday evening and Saturday morning, the hall wilI be open to the public Sunday. For more" information caîl Ken Powell at 655-4386. BRUNCH, The South Central District of the Ontario Progressive Conserv- ative Association of Women will holcd a Sunday brunch on Sept. 25, il a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Osh- awa Golf Club. Ouest speaker wil 'be* Pauline Browés,Sc- borough Centre MP, who will dis- cuss environmental issues. Tick- ets are $15 per person. Cali Alice Whiting at 655-3860 or Stephanie BaIl at 576-3402. IIELP FOR VETEBANS Veterans or members of veteran's families can obtain information about pensions, allowances or medical assistance on Tuesday, Sept., 27, at the Wihitby Legion (Branch 112), 9:30 a.m. to noon. Caîl Denis (Mfiles) Delaney at 668-2730 for, more information. SEMINARS "Real Estate Investing' will be the subject of a free seminar by TP &' Associates at Oshawa Public Library at 7:30 p.m., Oct. 4. Caîl 434-1686 for further information. 1%.01Y Roller Centre FALL &'WINTER, WE'VE GOT IT AU!I 8BPmn - 1.3 p.r...-..AOULT NIGHT Alil day......PRIVATE PARTY TIMES 9:30arn - 11:30 am....LADIES ONLY 6:30pnstar[s$ Spt.22 63Pm-9 pm-..FAMILY NIGHT 7 prn - 10 pm-.... ....SUPER SESSION 9 pr - il prn..........SKATE.&DANCE 10 an - NOON.,..LEARN TO SKATE st uns Oct. i 8 pm - Il pm.......UPER.SESSION. 1 pm -,4pm ...FUN GAMES ,666» 127'2ý 'Cali for admission pricês and more informatk'rt 901 Burns'St. E. Whitby 'YOUR HOME COULD MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE FOR LESS. 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