PAGE 10, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1984. WHITBY FREE PRESSwCOMIN G EVENTS CALENDARFUN DAYThe Whitby Chamberof Commers will hold a"Family Fun, Day"l onSept. 9 at the Heyden-shore Park.The day will be kickedCUSTOJ013LILI0 doff with a "Sunrise Ser-vice" sponsored by theWhitby MinisterialAssociation and a pan-cake breakfast put on bythe Whitby Rotary Club.Part of the day willfeature field events suchas sack races as well asa square danceexhibition and a breakdance contest.There will also be a"Period Costume Con-test" in celebration ofOntario's Bicentennial.Participants shoulddress in the stylefavored in the 19th cen-tury.Admission to theevent is free.BABYSITTINGCOURSEThe Whitby PublicLibrary wiI sponsor theannual Red CrossBabySitters' Course forchildren aged 12 andover.This- eight-week cour-se wil be held onTuesday evening from 7to 8:30 p.m. beginmingSept. 11.Registration for thecourse will be acceptedafter Aug. 20 at thechildren's desk. Therewill be a $7 materialsfee payable uportregistration.,Only 20 places areavailable so the libraryadvises earlyregistration.For more informationcaîl 668-6531.BE A STARYoung teens are in-vited to dress-up astheir favorite rock star,bring some records andshow up at the WhitbyPublic Library on Aug.16 from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m.for an afternoon of fun.No registration isneeded for thisprogram.OUTDOOR FUNThe Whitby Public*Library wiil hold anoutdoor fun day on Aug.17 from 2:30 to 4p.m. forchildren of ail ages.There will be fingerpainting, foot printing,outdoor games andgiant bubble blowing.No registration isnecessary and ail arewelcome. In the event oframn, the activities willbe held in the library'sauditorium.ALLCANDIDATESThe Whitby Jayceeswill hold an all can-didates meeting on Aug.23 at 8 p.m. in the coun-cil chambers of theWliitby MunicipalBuilding.Progressive Conser-vative Scott Fennéll,Liberal Gary Herremaand New DemocratieParty candidate GeoffRison will be in atten-dance.Ail interested personsare welcome to attend.Admission is free.FALL WALKThe final nature walkof the Central Lake On-tario ConservationAuthority's summerprogram wil.be held onSept. 2 at 1 p.m. at theLynde Shores* Conser-vation Area, Victoria St.W., Whitby.The purpose of thewalk is to observe thefail migration of birdsand butterflys.Participants areasked to meet at theC.L.O.C.A. office, 100Whiting Ave., Oshawa.Those wishing to meetthe group at the conser-vation area are asked tocontact the authority tomake arrangements.For more informationcall C.L.O.C.A. at 579-0411.The Brooklin Hor-ticultural Society willhold their summer "An-nuals Show" on Aug. 22in the Brooklin UnitedChurch Hall beginningTHE HEAT PUMPDOES ITALLEscape the swelter of summer heat. Keep yourhome cool with on electric heat pump.You can choose a heat pump that con do alyour cooling and winter heating. Or one thatwiIl do the heating with some help from yourexisting furnace. 1here's a clean, easy-to-installheat pump just night for your home.And afler a long cool summer, you'll appre-ciate thie economy of the heat pump in winter.Phone today abouteconomical year-ro'undcomfort.rmany classes of flowersand vegetables, as wellas a decorative elass.The meet wii alsofeature a speaker fromthe Royal BotanicalGardens ln Hamiltonwho, wii talk about"4planting to attract bir-ds to your garden."'Ail are welcome andadmission 15 free.PARENTSThe Pine Ridge Chap-ter of Parents WithoutPartners meets everyTbursday at 8 p.m. at St.George's AnglicanChurch, 51 Centre St. S.,Oshawa.Ail single parents arewelcome. For more i-formation cail 725-093CINEMAThe Whitby ArtsStation Gallery will con-tinue its "SummerCinema '84" a series offilms for aduits andchildren tomorrow at 3and 7p.m.In the afternoon,children can see WaltDisney's animatedclassic 'The JungleBook"Gene Kelly will dancehis way through "AnAinerican in *Paris" inthe evenmng show foradults.Admission to bothshows is free.The gallery is locatedat the corner of Henryand Victoria Sts.HERITAGE DAYIn celebration of on-tario's Bicentennial, theWhitby HistoricalSociety wil hold a"Heritage Family Day"to honor the early set-tIers of the town at theLynde House Museum,Dundas and D'HilerSts -, on Aug. 19 from 1 to5 p.m.04i display at themuseumn wiIl be a selec-tion Of famllymemorabilia fromn theattics of early settlers.The day is being heldin conjunction with theannual Victorial tea.BIBLE SCHOOLBecause of the suc-cess of its VacationBible School that washeld last month, St.John's Anglican Churchwill hold another fromAug. 20 to24.The school is forchildren aged 5 to 13 andwill mun from 9: 30 to11:45 a.m. There willbe games, crafts,refreshments as well asBible stories.For more informationcall 668-18=.VETERANS,A representative ofthe Department ofVeteran Affairs will beat Branch 112 of theRoyal Canadian Legion,117 Byron St. S., on Aug.28 from 10 a.m. to 12noon to provide infor--mation to veterans andmembers of theirfamilles concerningPensions, allowancesand medical assistanceprograms available tothem.For an appointaienteall John Razey at 668,7150., THE WAYYOU- WANT Il'BUSINESS FORMSLEGAL CERTIFICATESVEDDING INVITATIONS1CR FORMS'ARDS e FOLDERSETTERHEADS à ENVELOPESDATALOGUESMrDoDr. David W. 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