PAGE 8, WFDNESDAY. J UNE 11, 19 M, WH1TBY FREE PRESS BHS monthly report,.,~ .3,3î39 pine trees planted m May TYPEWRITERS RENTIT *LATEST MODELSe *IBM!ýELECTRIC e CORRECTORS " OLYMPIA ' *ADDING MACHINES " UNDERWOOD *ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS " SMITH CORONA *DICTATION UNITS " TELEPHONE ANSWERING MACHINES DAN FORTH TYPEWRITËR 408 Dundas Street Wes't 2940 Danforth Ave Whitby Toronto 666-1131 Sales & Service 698-2589 est. 1930 FATHERS DAY SkZxZLkE SAkWPE Help father become a Great Chef! Buy hlm a Superior Por- table gas barbecue for Father's Day. Superior wants Father to enjoy his barbecue immediately, s0 we don't hand you a box and wish you Iuck. 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Margaret Davis then an- nounced the results of the EARL Y SUMMER CURL - .14 care We use Envolia Perm by L'Oreal Todyskind of wave provides long kisting curi teu4i9t WITl T1I~<..UPI 1024A Brock St. S. Whitby (Includes Cut & Set) FRAPITETCL MEN OFFER EXPIRES J un e2 &19 0 668.-7280 or 668-7091 preciation to the 350 Canadain Veterans who took part in the liberation of Holland 35 years ago. Chrissie McKinney then introduced Our guest speaker, Dr. Jim Pringle of the Royal Botanical Gar- dens who spoke on wild flowers in a most interesting manner, pointing out their uses and origins, while Gor- don Wick assisted in showing slides. Rene Thiebaud thanked the speaker. Judge for the Tulip Show was Marion Garnaghan of Blackstock and there were 102 entries. Audrey Young announced the winners; prize for the best speciment tulip, donated by Brown's Foodmaster, going to Lyla Allan of Whitby. Best Decorative prize, donated by Jaytras Florist, went to Dorothy Barter of Whitby. The IlMock Mayor" of Whitby, Keith Wick, then spoke briefly. Following a very busy and most interesting evening. Joan Brak and Ruby Bryant served refreshments. See you when "Everything's Coming Up Roses" on June 25. plant auction and bake sale held in April and this event proved to be an enormous success both socially and financially. We were also fortunate in being involved in a promotion with the "lHouse of Brougham" and 17 of our members planted 3,339 Scotch and White Pine seedlings in 11/2 days. These funds enabled us to plan and hang 20 floral baskets on Baldwin Street and to paint and decorate our float for the Brooklin Spring Fair Parade in which we won First Prize for "Most Beautiful" float. A special thanks goes to the Oshawa Garden Centre for loaning hanging baskets and evergreens to help beautify our float. Fun with Flora followed the announcements. During the month of May, a contest was held at the Public Library for the children, the theme, "Grow with Us". First prize was presented to Steven Crawley, second to Arlene Vilistus and third to Clara Edwards. The president then in- troduced a special guest, Mr. Tom Doucette of Whit- by, who gave the Society a copy of a plaque which was presentaed to Henry Bell- Orving, present Lieutenant- Governor of British Colum- bia, on behaîf of the people o -f Amsterdam in ap- Camp Francais is a day camping programn offered by the Durham Region Family YMCA. Located at the Heber Down conser- vation Area, this camp allows youth to develop and /or enhance their french comprehension and language skills shile en- joying the benef its of a cam- ping program. Designed for children ages 5 to 12 years, Camp Francais stresses fun, meeting new friends, developing camp craft skills and enjoying the outdoors while instructions are given in the French language. During the initial stages of each camp session, em- phasis is placed upon corn- prehension skills. When a suitable level of comprehen- sion has been achieved, specific language skills are introduced. The program is designed s0 that any child with or without French language skîlls can be ac- comodated and enjoy an enriching program. All camp session are 2 weeks in length and bussing is provided to and from camp. All children may also participate in a one hour swim at the end of each camping day and an optional overnight during the second week of camp. For further information caîl the Durham Regiorial Family YMCA at 668-6868. thie Doctor joseph O. Rudd _ General Hospital - Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Corporation wiIi be held WEDNESDAY, JUNE l8th commenci ng at 8:00 pmn in the cafeteria of the hospitai The meeting wiiI be heid to: 1. Review minutes of previous meeting 2. Receive Reports 3. Appoint Auditors 4. Eleot members to the Board 5. Discuss any matter raised at the meeting Copies of thie Hospital Byiaws and Financial Statements may be examined at the office of the Secretary at any time during the normal business hours or will be mailed to members on request. We are the people who for peoples' Hair Y brings back Frenh camp