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- ~.. PAGE Q, WEDNESDAY, APRI L 9, 1975# WHITBY FREE PRESS Br~kin There's a piece of poetry that goes 'Oh, to be in England now that April's there' and, at the end of last week I guess that most of us were wishing that we were anywhere but in Ontar *io in April '75! That is unless you owned'a skidoo or skis! Let's hope- that it was winter's swan song and that from now on we have only blue sunny skies and warm winds to get rid of the white stuff. It'threw a wrench in the works for Dr. Watt and his auction. He sends his apolo- gies, especially to those stalwarts who braved the elements and turned up at the Community Centre ail set to make some bids. Ail being well, he will be here on the l9th April with the same consigniments planned for Iast Saturday. So remark your calendars. From time to time I do make my own mistakes. Unfortunately from time to time I also get the wrong infor- mation. This has happened- twice in the last few weeks. Tc those of ýyou that went down to Whitby 'Arts to see the works of local artist Jim Paget during March, I do apologize but I was mlsinformed. Jim was very surprised that hie was exhibiting then as lie hadn't planned a showing until April! So if you are stiil keen, lie Is showing this month and I do hope that you make it. By now, also, most of you are probably wondering about the mix Up on the date 'for the N.C.W.A. meeting which I was told was sclieduled for Tuesday, April 8th. 0f course it is a littie late now, but the real date was Wednesday, April 9th. Thesethingshap- pen from time to time and l'm just sonry if you were con- fused and inconvenienced. We'1l ail try to do better in the fu tu re. April 9th is paper drive day for the 1lst and 2nd Brooklin Scouts. As the boys are now dealing with a newfirm there are new stipulations. Ail papers have to be out BEFORE 9 a.în. ,OnIy newsprint wil be acce pted..th ere fore no caidboard, -or glossies please. The boys are very sorry about ithis but it can't be helped., Also the bundies now have to be tied BOTH ways. This is giving you some extra work but they do hope that you wil be as generous and helpful as you have been in the past. They rely on and appreciate your generosity and help. The first Brooklin cubs are busy arranging a garage sale which will be held on the 1 1 thi April (Friday) between 3:30 and 6:00 p.m. It's at ScheIl's garage at 1l Vipond.. Ail sorts of bits and pieces are for sale .h omemade candy and indoor plants as well. Get there early and get first choflce. And the First Brooklin cubs with the, First Brook- lin Guides will be holding, a carwash on Saturday, April 11, at Croxall's. It will start at 12 noon and go on as long as there are people who want to have their cars washed. The cost will be $1 .50..and they 'promise a fjrst class job. Up ifi Ashburn on the 11lth AprIl at '8 p.mn. is the usual Friday Euchre. Admission is, 50 cents for aduits and 25 cents for students. Ladies..please provide lunch. If you can't make it on the 11lth, then try for the 25th. Same iplace .... Ashburn Community Center..same timne and same price. Don't forget Sunday the I3'th April is the day that the Brooklin U.C.W. Ladies are holding their special service.. at 1l a.m. Invitations have been sent out to 150 previous members asking themn to attend 4nd hear, the speaker, Mrs. M. Fisher, who is the wife of a former mninister. Did anyone take photographs'of the 'various . activities that went on at last year',s Spring Fair? If so wouldyou be willing to let the Fair Board use the negatives for prints, to help in publicity for this year's event. If you can help, then, eall Murray Robertson, 655-3831. I cannot finish this week without expressing my deep regret, and I'm sure the regret of many in the North Ward, regarding the action taken by Councillor Don Lovelock.-- Don't get me wrong. I understand how he mnust have feit, and knowing Don I'm sure that lie was positive that it was the onlv course open to him. But I now feel that we cont'd on next page BROWN'S F00 DM MST E R BROOKLIN, ONTARIO NORTH WHITBY PHONE 655-4521 n.l U Curtes~ altsf cti SftOULD!R mHPIcNIC STYLE W7 PORK ROASTS7 TENDER - YOUNG PLUMP QUARTERED L CHICKENS68c IDEAL WITH DRESSING . LEAN, MEATrY PORK ie*12 SPARERIBS' COL£ SLAW POTATO SALAD 12,t. rié 39 c 1 130o. T4 39.' CORNED BIEF 4 pkgs. 1.19 F// mmW mlfrE P sEMIMNI SAU SAGE 79c79 BACON k. 1.29 FREIEZER SPECIALI WHOLE PORK LOINS 1 IlLàA AVISAGE 1 1.19 CUl mm WSAPME SWFT PREMWM Cooksd Ham ". p&g. ,8 8 c OWtFEEUM DI...rHams &. 1.65 FROZEN PORK TENDERLOIN 1. .89 MANIEU"A M" T FCKLED Cottage Roils CyR<IvAC'i*. Pi. 1.09 Don't just sit there. Do something. Fknem ln vSw Ibe~ a"' k' it% e. THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY NOTICE 0F COURT 0F REVISION FUJI - OU=C COOKVING i:m m. MINUTE RICE P4 7.5c FEATURRI - GRADENo. 1.-WImalECouEMW 2-u. Tme HONEY&BOwn iar $1089 CAKE MIXES 18 - o.p&. 79C I L TE & D NA VofIsI TRACK Il099C SHAVE CRIAM FoAhly7 Fi..l in 89C RIGHÎ GUARD, 99 STEEL BLADES 79c mm81 CmaIN R11 UTES aUCE GREEN PEAS or corn BREAD DOUGII s5to pw. uiam UNIR OPEN six DAYS A WEIK 8t3 0 .m. - 6 p.m. IXCEPT THURS. 4,FRIl -TI Sm BUVI - CLOVER LEAF 7¾, FI. Oz. I SOCKEYE SALMON sl.09 FEATUREI - GREEN GIANT - FANCY 12 FI. Oz. Tini NIBLETS Brand CORN 37C FEATUREI - FLAVOUR CRYSTALS TANG ORANGE 4 iTOL OT NR01 sl.19 FEAT1JREI - TOMATO il Fi. Oz. Bottie HEINZ KETCHUP 45C FEATIJREI - WELCHS GRAPE 24 FI. O2. Jar JAMS or JELLIES $109 BEST BUYI - BATHROOM TISSUE BA&BIES ONLY PLEASE B"Si BuVI - F000 WA... GLAD WRAP 10 F Rü45C FEATU11EI - STOIIELYS - 0*5K RED or NEW OULtANS STYLE 14 FI, Os. Tint KIDNEY BEANS 3oys1 FIATUOI1 - OLYMPIO <LASSWAME GFlAI - INSTANT bAEAICFAEV CARNATION 6 PACK19e Pt.IURR IU Ot BUP AN D 128Nn. ozJu LIQUID BLEACH 89C lm>n&MIR LIQUID Ié.99c FLEECY FABRC sOFTBE65c KITTY LUTTER - FUATUREI -SUCED Om na unSi LOI I $.39 PINEAPPLE AYLmR 55c 3'BIG DAYS' urs. April i10.mSotoAprImm 0<' FEATUSEI - HJNT'S PLAIN TOMATO SAUCE 14 FL OZ. lNè 39 PIATUREI - OUAKER HARVEST CRUNCH le-OZ. PACKAGE 99C FEATUREI - AU. PUSPOSE FLOU R 74.5. BACl 119 Ont. Hot House Grown No. 1 Grade Cucumbers 39c 0.. Ont. No. 1 Grade MiId Tasty Rutabagas 1 5c b Ontarlo Fancy CA Mclntosh Reds 69c 31h,. DELIVRIY AT 1 2 NOINAL CARGEi Take notice that: -1. The Council of The Corp- oration of the Town of Whitby bas constructed as a local improvement con- crete sidewaîks on the south side of Palnierston Avenue between Brock Street North and Centre Street. 2. The cost of the work is' $5,690.95 of which $4,62 1.75 is to be paid by the Corporation. The special rate per foot front- age is $0.544. Tie specal assessment is to be paid ini Ten (10) annual instal- mients. 3. The estimnated lifetime of the work is fifteen (15) years. 4. A court of revision wil be held on the 23rd day of April 1975 at 2:30 p.m. o'clock at 405 Dundas Street West, Whitby for the purpose of bearing complaints against the proposed assessments or the accuracy of frontage measurements and any other complaint that per- sons interested may desire to make and thaf is by law cognisable by the court. Dated April 9th, 1975 Win. H. Wallace, A.M.C.T. CLERK The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 405 Dundas St. W., Whitby, Ontario Ui