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Judging by last week's McCallurn and J. Thompson. 3-2 margin. K. Samanskî, R. As of uctoberi uq mviullav -* games, the Whitby Men's D. Bleau scored both of the Guinn and M. Szkre dka tallie d Signs leads the eight-team Hockey League is in for a losers' goals. for the wInnçrs and D. Loveli league with four p 'Oints; good season. Midas Muffler> edged and J. Vesters for the losers. Bondeco has three; Apko Onlyoneof he fur On-Shea's Realty 3-2 on markers Fireplace Plus and Chris ElectricMunsPePi- tests ended in a Iopsided by J. La banovich, A. Martin, Catering fought to a 4-4 lie place Plus and, Midas victory. and V. Bassano. B. as J. Brown and B. Berry Muffler, two each, Chris Mohawk Signs trounced Buchanan and G. Jolinston each scored twice for the Catering, one; and Shea Munn's Press 6-2 on two goals scored for.Shea. former and R. Vanderlip and none. each by G. Luke and B. Bondeco squeeked past B. Weir each connected twice Each team lias played two Mowat and sinifles by, D. Apko Electric by an identical for the latter. games. CBC Juvenile Alistar team Men's hockey league is off to a good start for 1976-77 season ATTIC INSULATION Warmer Homne - Lower Fuel Bis Cellulose Fibres Blown ln' Caîl WHITBY INSULATION for Free Estimnate & Demoristration 66-056 grabsi The Brooklin-Whitby (?onsolidated Building Corpor- ation Juvenile Alîstars over- carne a 4-2 deficit early in the third period and defeated Branipton 5-4 in a recent exhibition ganme at I roqluois Park Arena. The garne was lied 2-2 at the end of the second period. Brampton strtick for twvo goalIs early in the r1mai perîod before the locals 'i re d thirec t( give 'thern a lead which thev neverrelinquislied. wi1 ro ra po goal d toasissBer tem lar owm n dD With one minute remaining, the visitors pulled their goal- tender but could not gel Ithe equali-.er. Rick Byford, with one winners who also got singles Buchanan each scored a from Blair Gibson, John pair of goals for the losers. Jordan, Dan Kemp and Scott. M organ. Renovations completed early, curling club opens Monday. The Whitby Curling Club of directors and club manager ment of Labour. The club will heLitinenw scaison on Ted Biggs has resulted in the now mieets ail safety regula- Monday Quick action by the board repairs-eqired by the Depart THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM NOTICE 0F WATER RATE INCREASE AND COLLECTION 0F SANITARY SEWER COSTS For The -TOWN 0F WHITBY WATER RATE INCREASE to the Whitby Urban Service Area and the Brooklin Water Area. The Council of the Regional Municipality of Durham have recently adopted o progro M.,to establish a uniform water rote. This water rate wilI become uniform throughout the Region, and is being phased in over 5 years. A schedule of the new odjusted water rates wiII be included with your next billing. in previous years Brooklin water users paid 2 milis on their tax bill for water and this charge hos been removed from their 1976 taxes and is incorporated into the charge. SANITARY SEWER COSTS to the Urban Service Area The Council of the Regionol Municipality of Durham also adopted a program to establish o uniform rate for the cost of the sonitary sewer system.These costs were previously charged on the tox bill in the Urban Service Area. In 1976 this amount was removed-from the local tax bill and is now charged on the water bill. In 1975, the average residential unit contributed $80.00 to the cost of sonitary sewers as o portion of the tax bill. Under the new uniform rate system..the average charge for sanitary sewers wilI be approximately $68.00., This charge will vclry directly with the amount of woter consumned and the new sewer rate schedule will be included with your water bill The fult impact of 17 mitis reduction for sanitary sewers in the Urban Service Area was not reftected in your tax bill because education costs increosed by 1 1 milis. SU MMARY On the average, sanitary sewer costs have been reduced by $12.00 and water costs have been increased on the average by $8.00. Differences in w ater consumption wilt affect sewer costs andproduce variations in the charges. t- Ontario Department of Labour under its arena inspection program. There has been only a minimal delay in the start of the curling season, repairs have been done over the past four weeks by Bowmnan Construction Ltd., of Bow- manville. These repairs have been conipleted without necessitating an increase in nmembers' fees. This early completion of thie repairs will enable the Whitby Club to host one of Ontario's premier bonspiels, the annual Sun Life Bonspiel, as scheduled. The Board of Directors looks forxvard to another successful curling season. Practice lime will be availabLe ho members on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Free instruction will be offered. New curlers are welcorne. Anderson Juniors victorl ous Once again, Anderson Collegiate Vocational Insti- tute's Junior girls basketball teamn rolled ove r their opposition while the Seniors wvent down to defeat. The Juniors whipped Oshawa's O'Neil Collegiate 42-14 on il points by Linda Brown, eiglit by Deb Dzickewichi and six eachi by Liz Brown and Cathy Wade. A.C.V.I. Seniors blew a I6-14 haîflime lead and lost 42-20 to the O'Neil Seniors. Mary Stanic. with 10 points, Tanya Burney, with six, and Ka,,sia Williamis, with four, scored for Anderson. Corridor From P. 6 Tuesday, November 23rd - Westminster Volunteer Group are sponsoring "Entertaining with Ease" at Cpnsumers Gas. Tickets are $ 1.50. Cal Greta Hope 668-49ý19. Saturday, November l3th - Brooklin Cornunity Centre will be the setting for theGarrard Road Lacrosse Dance. Pot Luck Supper, prizes, and refreshments. Cal Barb Kernohan at 728-3290 for tickets. The dance is being limited to 50 couples, so reserve your tickets early. See you next week. M. McEachern. PAGE 14, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1976, WHITBY FREE PRESS ý -r nýfrl-%ar In MO'haWk water rate ýàrmm