125TH ANNIVERSARY f . ' 85 -18 18o-98 STHE CORPORATION 0F '~-~THE TOWN OF WHITBY PROCLAMATION CANCER MONTH TAKE NOTICE THAT the month of April, 1980, is hereby proclaimed as 'Cancer Month" in and for the Town of Wh it. by. Ail citizens of the Town are reminded that every contributor to the Cancer CampaIgn wiII recelve a daffodil to symbolize the hope the ongoing Cancer research brings to those sut- fering f rom this dsease in Canada. DATED at Whitby, Ontario, this 2nd day of April, 1980. J. C. Gartshore, Mayor Town of Whitby. WHEN WVPR PR YOUR TAXES VIm E BACK Up WHATWVE DO. If your H&R BloCk- prepared tax return Kis questioned, we step in ta represent you ta the district /// ~ "itaxation office, al ', year round, at no ~/ '/'/~extra cost. A r We know ail the tax laws, and we double-check your return before you sign ît. We'II take your place, because nothing can take the place of good solid service. H&R BLOCK THE INCOME' OS HA WA TAX SPECIALISTS 15 BOND ST. E. 1 TOWNLINE RD. N. WHITBY 122 DUN DAS ST. W. PICKERING 84 KINGSTON RD. W. open t a.m..t p.m. W.kdiays. .S Sat. Phon. 723.2217 Oshavva ONLY 29 DAYS LEFI - APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE ,Mso ar*the *- ag EATO N'S 0 Commg Events. ARTIIRITIS SEMINAR The Whitby branch of the Knights of Columbus will hold a semninar on arthritis in their hall at 133 Brock Street North on April 15 at 8 p.m. The guest speaker will be Mark Courtemanche, a field representative of the Canadian Arthritis Society, The evening wiIl include an I Our Wh itby Store IHAS MOVED *Mors Spaco *More Con- venienco *More Great Buys ANDI IEE US 106 Coibourno St. E. Whitby 668-4100 NEARLY NEW SHOP -----WATER BEDS UNLIMSTED-,------- Wholesale &Retait Distribution of Waterbeds & Accessories. Discount~ B ~For ALI residents in Athe Durham Region 1 0.-mpee l n presentation of this ad. copeechesterfield and Chai e as shown, Folds out to QueenBe Other Modela mfvIIoble B. Complete package as shown lnclud. startingact W.220.00 In 4year mattress guarantee. Haer. headboard and tramne $9 A L . pedestai, lier and liner Iock. 139...A NTM Toronto, 2124 Bloor St. W. 769?459 . I_ Brampton, 239 Queen St. 457-5984 YOU DON'T P4AYî FOR YOUR MIST rýaKES at i M.B.M.PHOTOGRAP'HY When /ou bring in a roll of film to be prooes-sed, we charge you ONLY FOR THE PR INTS THATrCD@NE OUT 'il also be there to give you friendly, professional advice (if you wvant it) and show you where you rnade your mistake. M.B*M. - 'The Fr1 endly Professionals M.BDM. PHOTOGWHPIY 131 BROCK STREET NOR-TH' WVHITBY 668&-61791I Mon, Wed, 9-bThurs, Fri, 9 - 3;Sat 10- 5 audîo-visual presentation, a general discussion and a question and answer session on the problems of the disease. There will be no charge for admission. TENNIS LESSONS Those warmn spring days will soon be here and iL will be ime to enjoy a raquet swinging good ime. Learn to play tennis or brush up on your skills. The Durham Region Family YMCA is offering indoor tennis lessons com- mencing Wednesday, April 9 at Henry Street High School from 7- 8r8 - 9 p. m. During this 10 week program Margaret Walsh will each the step-by-step basics of stance, grip, strokes, scoring and discuss the fine points of court ciquette. Caîl the Durham Y at 668- 6W6 for registration details and further information. WHITBY LEGION SPRING SPECIALS Nominations for election to the executive of Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 112, Whitby, will be accepted at the general meeting to be held Wednesday, April 2, 1980. Final nominations and election of officers will follow on Wednesday, May 7, 1980. Eligible voting members are reminded that branch assets have neyer been greater, and it is, therefore, vital that the most respon- sible memnbers possible are elected Lo serve on the Executive for the coming year, so protect your in- terests and participate at the hall on these important dates. Members are also remnin- ded that the PasL Presiden- s' Banquet will be held Friday, April 18, 1980, at 6:30 p.m., tickets are available from the clubroom at $5 each. Whitby's Peter Perry Award recipient Bert Heaver will be guest speaker, followed by a short slide presentation on nuclear energy stations by Brian Thompson of Ontario Hydro. ARTS DANCE Whitby Arts Inc. will celebrate spring 1980 with a good old fashioned barn dance. The event will take place at Heydenshore Pavilion, Friday, April 25, from 8 p.m. tol1a.m. AIl residents of Whitby and surrounding com- munities are invited to take part in the miic, dancing, a down-home buffet supper, and maybe win a door prize. There will also be a cash bar. Admission is $15 a couple. As well as being a gala social event, the barn dance is one of Whitby Arts' fun- d raising activities for this the lth anniversary of the Station Gallery. GIRLS' SOFTBALL The Whitby Girls' Athletic Association will hold their registration for the 1980 girls' softball season on April 12 and 19 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. in the lobby 0f the Iroquois Park Arena. The league is open to all girls between the ages of seven and 18. The cost is $15 for the first girl in each family, $10 for the second girl in the same family and $5 for each other girl, also in the same family. For more information cal Miles Summers at 668-8255. ~~9WHITBY USOMSHER -DAPEIS CAN'T AFFORD NEW? WE CAN ALTER YOUR OLD ONES TO LOOK LIKE NEW - MIEUS AIRYI SAVE DOLLARS also DRESS GOODS 215 Dundas St.E. Whitby 663-4821 ORONO CUSTOM FENCING Ail Farm Fence Supplies ai 1979 Prices until May 15 Large Supply of Cedar Posts Rails and Poles - ail sizes FOR THE FENCE THAT IS BUILT THE B EST, OR WE WILL REPAIR THE REST. CALL 983*5l530 Farm & Hors. Fenclng Our Speclalty. BUNNY IIOP The Kinette Club of Whit- by will hold their sp)ring dance - The Bunny Hop - on Saturday, April 5 at 8:30 p.m. in the Heydenshore Pavifion. There will be a DJ, door- prizes and a buffet. Tickets are $15 a couple. To buy tickets caîl Bonnie Young at 668-4203 or 668- 9221. Ail proceeds go toward community service work. ONE PARENT MEETING The Whitby Chapter of the One Parent Association of Canada will hold their weekly coffee and general meeting on Monday, April 7 at 8:30 p.m. in the Gold Room 0f the Centennial Building on Centre Street South. For more information caîl 668-7547. AGLOW MEETING The next meeting 0f the Women's Aglow Fellowship will be held on April 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the Knights of Columbus Hall, 133 Brock Street North. The guest speaker will be Diane Lee, a lady who has done a lot of research into the problemns-0f minister's children. LACROSSE REGISTRATION The Whitby-Garrard Road Minor Lacrosse Association will hold their registration for the upcoming season on April 5 at the Iroquois Park Arena. Featured this year will be a non-contact bouse league as well as the representative league. The cost is $10 a child or $15 a famnily. Boys and girls between the ages 0f four and 19 are welcome. BAZAAR The St. Thomas A .C.W. will hold their spring bazaar on Saturday, April 26 at the Church Hall in Brooklin. There will be baking, craf- ts, plants, new-to-you, books and tea tables. HANDHOOKED CRAFTS There will be a tea and display of handhooked craf ts on Saturday, April 19 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at St. Mark's Church House. Admission is $1 and a doorprize will be given away. NEWCOMERS' MEETING The April general meeting of the Oshawa-Whitby Newmomersz' Club will be ST. MARK' UNITED CHURCH Centre & Coîbourne Streets Whitby GOOD FR1 DAY SERVICE EASTER PRAISE il a.m. Fr. April 4th il a.rn. Sun. April 6th The Way of the Cross The Way of the Lord Special music by the Choir, Youth Choir, Marksrnen and Soloists COME, CELEBRATE THE CHRIST-CENTRED FAITH 10, WEDNESDAY. APRII 2. 1980. ýYIIITIIY FREEPRESS