WFITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAN'. FEBRUARY 13, 1980, PAGE 13 0 IComimg Events, ARBTS ANNUAL MEETING Whtb AtsIncorporated Penny-Lynn Grosman, head of extension services of the Art Gallery o! Ontario will be the guest speaker at its aninual meeting on February 20, 1980 at 7:*30 pm. (.,rosman joined the Art Gallery o! Ontario in the fal of 1979, bringing to the position a wide range of managerial experience in business and the arts in- cluding professional reper- tory theatre, television, film and advertising. lier academic background is strongly art oriented. She received a B.A. at McGill University, an Honours B.A. in art history from the Unversity of Saskatchewan and her Masters degree, also in art history, from the University of Toronto. She bas aiso studied at the University of Munich, Ger- many. Grosman is married and lives in Toronto. Extension services is a major branch o! Art Gallery of Ontario. It organizes and circulates exhibitions to cen- tres throughout Ontario. At the present time some 20 exhibitions are in cir- culation. The branch also organizes Artist with their work programmes, Festival Ontario activiies and offers advisory service to other provincial institutions. On Saturday February 2 during the Jaycee week prorm, members of the Whitby Jaycees braved the cold to conduct a survey of cars parked in plazas around town. Three hundred cars were checked in Dominion, Sa!eway, Miracle Mart, and Woolco Plazas. It was determined that 40 % of cars were left unlocked, 3% of themn had the keys left in the vehicle, and 1% were le! t running. Such carelessness is an open invitation to professional car thieves, car strippers, or just plain joy riders. The only way to make the invitation more blatent would have been to put a sign on the windshield saying 'Steal Me', a spokesmnan for the club said. "lIt only takes a matter o! a couple of minutes for a thief to start an unlocked car, and it is a proven fact that thieves go after the unlocked vehicle irst", he saîd. Beyond that, it only takes a rmatter of a minute to remove such items as C.B. radios, and only seconds to pick up loose items lef t in your vehicle. " Perhaps worst of all is the "'Joy Rider". Rardiy a week goes by wthout hearing of a Young person seeing keys in a car and deciding to succumb to the teinptation that some uncaring person has placed in froet of thern. The resuit ail tS often is mae or mre dead. ONE PARENT FAMILIES The Whitby Chapter of the One Parent FAmnilies Association wili hold their regular coffee and general meeting on Monday, February 18 at 8:30 p.m. in the Gold Room of the Cen- tennial Building on Centre Street South. TRAVEL FILM On February 13, the Whit- by Public Library will present "Elie Wiesel's Jerusalem." This Jewish writer and storyteiler will take the viewers through the legends, myths and history of this religious city. Wiesel has devoted most of his life to the articulation of Jerusalemn as a spirtual focus o! the world. The show begins at 7 pm in the auditorium and ad- mission is free. SNOWFLAKE BALL The Volunteer Association of Whitby Psychiatric Hospital will be holding their Annual Snowflake Bail on Saturday, February 23 at the Ajax Community Centre. The festivities wiil take place from 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m.; dress in informai and a hot and cold buffet will be served with music by "The those receiving the Jaycee pamphlet about locking your car, or is you wouid have gotten one if they had of been there at a different time, stop and think." "is the extra timne and ef- fort involved (one second) in locking your car, and the ex- tra to uniock it (three secon- ds) worth havng a life on your conscience? " It can happen to you! If they had time to put in a pamphlet, they had time to steal your car." Capris". Tickets are $25 per couple and may be purchased by contacting Gerry Fling at 668-5881. The guest of honour will be Pauling McGibbon, the Lieutenant-Governor of On- tario. BIRTHDAY PARTY The regular bithday party held by the Senior Citizen's Activity Centre will be held on Thursday, February 21 at 2 p.m. VALENTINE DANCE The Senior Citizen's Ac- tivity Centre wiBll be holding their Valeantine Dance on February 16. Refreshments wiil be ser- ved and their is no ad- mission charge. RUMMAGE SALE The Rape Crisis Centre is planning a rummage sale to be held on FebruarY 23 bet- ween 10 arn and 4 pmn at the Steelworkers Hall, Street, Oshawa. Alert APTER SCHOOL MO VIES The Whitby Public Library will show films for schoolchildren in grade 2 and up every Tuesday at 4 p.m. in the auditorium. "The Grasshopper and the Ant" wiil be shown on February 19 and "Ben and Me" on February 26. LAW PROGRAMS The Whitby Public Library is presenting three lectures on iaw related issues. Each session wiii start at 7:30 pm in the auditorium. - On February 27, Mark Burch of the f irm 0of Simns, Morton, McTherny and Brady will speak on income tax law. On March 5, Edward Schlien of the !irm of Dixon and Sehien will speak on smali business law. Consumer protLection wili be the topic of March 12 program. The speaker for this topie wiil be announced in t.he near future. PANCAKE DINNER The A.C.W. of St. John's Anglican Church, Port Whitby, is holding its annual Shrove Tuesday pancake supper, Tuesday, February 19, from 4';30 to 7:00 p.m. in the church hall. Supper will feature sausages, homemade pies, ail the pancakes one can est, test or coffee and children's beverages. Tickets sold at the door are priced $3,00 aduit, $1.75 children 12 and under, $9.00 for a family. RECITAL The Whitby Public Library wili present the Paula Moreno Dance Com- pany in recital on February 20 at7:30 p.m. The program is a presen- tation of Spanish dance and classical and flamenco guitar XNJ Jaycees cdis cover people don't lock their cars Here And Nowl For Men, Women & Young Aduiti Complete Skin & Ha'ir Care 1 For A More Youthful You! Ivans Hairstyfing in association with de Mar SIdn Care Clinie IL400 DUNDAS ST E WHITBY 668-4321 ', 1 ý 1 or-F-.-- 1 . 2nýýi 7 ', 1 1 ý,