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Page 16, Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, August 17, 1994 -JAYC'EkS' INr'tRO NIGI ' Me'n and wornen aged 18 to 39 who are înterested in becoming ruembers of the Whitby Junior of Chamber/Jaycees can attend an 'Intro Night on Thursday, Aug. 18, 7 te. 10 p.rn., at Melanie Prin les Restaurant, Thickson Roa South, Whitby. For more information cail Craig McCul- lagh at 571-3967. SUPP>ORT GROUP Living with Cancer Support Group for aduits, fiends and family meets from 7 te 9 p.rn. at the Ajax Cricket Club located on the northea.%t cerner of Monarch and Clements avenues. For more information, eall the Canadian Cancer Society West Durhamn Unit at 686-1516. INTRONIGRIT To learn about membership in the "Whitby Jaycees, interested young mo;n and women are invited te attend an intro night on Thursday, Aug. 18 from 7 te 10 p.m. at Melanie -Pringles Restaurant on Thickson Road South in Whitby- For more information, cal Craig McCullagh, president, at 571-3967. ~-~'Whitby Courthouse Theatre AUDITION By: Jean Anouilh Adapted by: Lilian Hellman Produced by: Claude Lavais Directedby: D'Arcy Smyth Place: Dates: Casi 21 maies (incfuding non-speaking, parts) Needed:. Ages 18 and up. 7 females (including non-speaking parts) Ages 18 and up. Performance November 10 - 12, 1994 Dates: November 17 - 19, 1994 November 24 - 26, 1994 THIS PRODUCTION IS AN ACT-CO FESTIVAL ENTRY For more information ploase calî D'Arc.y Smyth at 433-8992 or Caude Lavole at 655-4517. COME JOIN US! Whitby Courthouse Theatre 416 Centre St. S. Whitby (enter by stage Ieft entrance at rear of building) Sun., Aug. 21,1994 -7:30 pm Tues., Aug. 23,1994 - 7:30 pm Wed., Aug. 24,1994 - 7:30 pm Thurs., Aug. 25, 1994 - 7:30 pm (if necessary) CREEPY CIRAWLIES 'Fuzzy, wuzzy, creepy craw-' lies., a prograni that includes songs, stories and games focus- ing on insects, will be held for those aged 4 and 5 on Wednes- day, Aug. 24, 2:25 te 3 p.m. Registration begins Aug. 10. BLOOD DONOR CLINIC A blood donor clinic sponsored by Met Life will be held Monay, Aug. 22 *aom 10 a.m. to 4 pm., 101 Mary St. W., Whitby (basement,' unit B03). For more information, eall 430-3052. HEAWT TOEARF Heart te Heart offers a program of eight weekly meetings. Srcialist from different fieds, including cardiology, nutrition and psychologfical aspects provide information and answers te questions on ail aspects, of heart disease. The next session will begin Sept. 7 and will accommodate 10 couples. For more information or te register cal the Heart and Stroko Foundation at (904« 5) 571-1582. MABRCH 0F DIMES Saturday, Aug. 20 is Ontario March of Dimes Day at the Bowmanville Zoo, from 10 a.m. te 6 p.m. Fifty cents from eve admission fee will be donated Ontario March of Dimes, Durbai Region. FREEDOM FROM MEAR The Free. From Fear Foundation offors support groups, information and educational materials for those suffering aniety disorders (panic attaelcri phobias, aniety, agoraphobia). For more information ésl 90r>831-3877. OPEN HOUSE Kendalwood Montessori Schqoi welcornes ail parents of childron aged 3 to 5 to their open house Wednesday, Aug. 17 aWi Thursday, Aug. 18, 6 to 8 pal'., aie Tuesday, Aug. 23 aýid Wednesday, Aug. 24. For more information cail 726-5410. CAR WASH A car wash will be held on Saturday, Aug. 20, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m,., at the Robel gas station, Thickson Road and Dýan- das Street, Whitb y to r ise funds for thÏe Lynde Marsh Hreri- taeand Wetland otn Fund. For more information Wal 666-1386 or 668-1317. AA CONFERENCE 'Spirit of Acceptance,' the ý2nd annual AA Lakeshore. Çon- ferenco (AA, Alanon and Alajeen) will be held Aug. 19-21 at -the Polish Veterans' Hall, Stev"n Road North, Oshawa Co t to attend the conference is $15 ,and $30 for conference and banq Put. FIRSlTAI The locéal Red Cross will hId a Childsafe (for parents and-,care- givers) course on Aug. 23 ~d 24, ornergency firet aid on Au . 27, standard first aid on Aug. 7-28, basic rescuer reetfiainon Aug. 26M Cali 723-2933 for more information. Buy'ing advertising 15 iÏko buying cabbages!. Which would you buy?.. the cheapest? When you shop for something like cabbages, you compare the weight, colour and condition as weIl as the price. You buy the best value. Advertising is no different... The value points for advertising are: circulation, readership, creativity and price. Circulation: Our circulation is 27,000 papers every week. More tha n 25,500 of that is right here in Whitby, almost 10,000 more than any other paper. While our competition quotes "press run"' our circulation is "delivered". What's more, our circulation is independently verified by the Canadian Circulation Audit Board. Readership: The Whitby Free Press is a readers' paper - We have ail the locai news and sports that people want to rcad. Because of this we found i a recent survey that 94% of you were reading it cover-to-cover. Creativity: Other papers like our creativity se niuch, they regularly use our ads in violation of our copyrights. A creative eye-catching ad ensures that it gets read. Price: Our pricing is consstent and open. No behind-the-scenes deals - the sameou priingforyouandyou copettin. e hve dvetisng ptinsthat can make u superior circulation and readership affordable and effective on any budget. Circulation, Readership, Creativity & Price. 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