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Corridor gCapers ALL CANDIDATE FORUM DR. ROBT. THORNTON SCHOOL Wednesday, Nov. 8, 1978 at 7:30 p.m. The Corridor Ratepayers' Association will sponsor an all-candiate forum for Durham Board of Education and Regional Council. The candidates vying for the two school trustee positions are: - Betty-Jean Blyth, David J. Franklin, David Sims, Jm Speers and John Whiteside. Approximately one-half of your tax dollar is consumed by the board of Education. Did you ever wonder HOW? Region Council hopefuls are: - Bob Attersley, Tom Edwards, Gerry Emm and Roger Smith. Two of these men will emerge as your representatives for Regional Council. The forum will give you the opportunity to question the candidates and assist you in making a wise choice on election day..It is to yotir advantage to find out exactly what their aim and purpose will be over the next two years. Remember, Wednesday, November 8, attend the Candidate Forum. WHITBY JAYCEES On Saturday, December 2, the Whitby Jaycees will organize WHITBY a Santa Claus Parade for the citizens ol Whitby and surrounding areas. Whitby is growing, the Jaycees hope this year's parade will be bigger and better than previous years. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH FUTURE ACTIVITIES Nov. 3 & 4 - Oshawa Presbytery Festival of Faith at Harmony United Church. Registration Fee: Adults $12, Students $6. Nov. 12 - Westminster Church Anniversary. Make sure that everyone in this area knows about the anniversary. Coffee will be served in the hall following the service. Nov. 18th - Westminster Bazaar. TURKEY DINNER The Westminster U.C.W. Turkey dinner was completely sold out by Thursday of last week. For those of you who were unable to be accomodated, the U.C.W. apologize for the inconvenience. Church dinners are extremely popular and to be sure of being served tickets must be spoken for in advance. Thé U.C.W. are extremely sorry that people coming without tickets were not able to be served. ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN- CHURCH KIRK BAZAAR This Saturday, November 4, will be St. Andrew's Kirk Bazaar. Mrs. Schwartz, wife of the President of the Whitby Ministerial Association, will officially open the bazaar at 2 o'clock. Many articles will be offered for sale Le. - knitted outfits, aprons, macrame, novelties, wijite elephant, table decorations, home baking etc. your convenience, a chance shopping. COMRA may not patrol The City of Oshawa Marine Rescue Association (COMRA) may stop patrol- ling Whitby waters unless the Whitby Town Council starts paying part of its operation costs. Alderman Alan Dewar of Oshawa made this statement last week as the Oshawa Fire Protection and General Pur- pose Committee, of which he is chairman, decided to ask Whitby . to reconsider a recent motion by its council not to help pay for the rescue boat Oshawa and Newcastle pay for COMRA, which is manned by volunteers. The boat patrols waters adjoin. ing the shores of Newcastle. Oshawa and Whitby. COMRA Commander Bob Henstock reported to Alder- man Dewar's committee that in 1977-78 COMRA answered i distress calls associated with Whitby waters. He also pointed out that the COMRA boat, based in Oshawa harbor, makes regu- lar weekly patrols in the Whitby area. 'It is very.evident that the parties concerned with the decision (not to pay for COMRA's costs) are not completely aware of the Volunteers needed Durham Centre for the Developmentally Handi- capped, located south of the Dr. J.O. Ruddy Hospital, is greatly in need of volunteers for the many programs offered by the staff. Volunteers can be usefuil both in the Children's Unit and the Adult Unit. Anyone interested in being a volun- teer May call the Supervisor of Volunteer Services, Eliza- beth Gomes at 668-7745; ext. 435. Five fire calls in two days Whitby fire fighters had a busy two days Friday and Saturday, responding to five calîs. On Friday at 11:32 a.m. fire fighters extinguished a kitchen fire in the home of Ann VanStavern on Durham Road 23 (Whitby-Ajax Town Line), south of -Highway 2. Damage amounted to $500. The fire department reports the cause was a stove burner turned on wrongly. Saturday at 7:06 a.m., fire fighters were called out to 15 Michael Boulevard to rescue a man trapped in a car following an accident. The accident is under investiga- tion. At 8:13 a.m. there was a car fire at Euclid and Dundas Streets, resulting in $600 damage. A fire depart- ment spokesman, said the fire in a car owned by H.J. Platt, 308 Euclid Street, was caused by power steering fluid spread on the manifold. Saturday at 11:12 a.m. a fire caused $5,500 damage to a bedroom in the apartment of Walter Porter at 123 Kent Street, Apt. 4. Mr. Porter was taken to the Dr. J.O. Ruddy General Hospital, suffering from smoke inhal- ation, and was released four hours later. The fire and smoke damage was confined to the bedroom. The fire department reports the cause in under investigation. At 5:30 p.m. another bed- room fire occurred at 413 Byron Street South. Damage was $1,500 and confined to the bed. The owner of the home is Ivor Lawrence. The tire departrnent reports that this fire is also under investi- gation. TO BE KEPT INFORMED RE-ELECT GERRYEMM YOUR REGIONAL COUNCILLOR SOFT, TOUSLED That's the look you want this fail. Hair that's just off the' shoulders, permed but not frizzy. A care- free style that underscores your femininity. LA CONTESSA BEAUTY LOUNGE 119 Green St., Whithy 668-9262 A tea room will be provided for to rest before resuming your Whitby activities which are taking place in Lake Ontario oppo- site the Whitby shoreline,' ç,id Mr. Henstock. le noted that a report fom the Whitby Fire Department states- that in 1977 it did not request the assistance of COMRA, but point< d out that ail calls for COMRA are directed througl the Oshawa Fire Departmient. Mr. Henstock says he has been to Whitby council at least three times asking for financial assistance, and said that if COMRA is expected to go into Whitby waters the town should either pay or get its own boat. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1, I I I FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 1978, PAGE 5 Ail the ladies in the congregation have been involved with this yearly event and their hope is for you to attend to make thier KIRK BAZAAR a huge success. DURHAM WEST P.C. ASSOCIATION Durham West P.C. Association will hold their annual dinner and election of officers at the Granada Banquet Room, Sheridan Mall, Pickering, on Tuesday, November 7. The guest speaker will be the Hon. Keith Norton, Minister of Community and Social Services. Cocktails 6:30 p.m., dinner 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $7.50 per person and may be obtained from Jerry Moskaluk, 668-2816, Jake Vos 668-3769 or Alice Whiting 655-3860. MUNICIPAL ELECTION, November 13 Your local government, to be elected on November 13, will make decisions affecting you more directly than any other form of government. Street lighting, sewers, roads (with or without potholes), sidewalks, schooling, library, staff, recrea- tion, garbage pick-up, zoning, transportation and water are but a few of the responsibilities of our Whitby councillors and school trustees. If you are a tenant, and school or municipal taxes increase, your rent will jump accordingly. Regardless of the peoples' input on planning, it is our elected. representatives who have the final say. Staff may have grand and glorious ideas about how your money is to be spent, but it is our councillors who will make the final decision. VOTE to make sure we elect the best qualified persons to administer and control these services. Remember, November 13, exercise your RIGHT and VOTE. Have a good week. Call 725-8967 with news items for this column. M. McEachern JOHN BANDURCHIN Chartered Accountant is Pleased to Announce the Opening of an Office for the Practice of Accountancy at 111 Brock Street North Whitby, Ontarlo 668-4341 M================ OWNERS WANTED DASHING DATSUN NEEDS A HOMEI 1975 DATSUN 710 2 DR. Green, 4 cylinder, 4 speed with radio. Lic. HTJ 315 $2495 WHAT'S A MATADOR? 1975 MATADOR 2 DR. Red with white vinyl top, V-8 auto, P/S, P/B, radio and defroster. Lic. JHW 217 $2995 SURROUND YOURSELF WITH LUXURY 1976 BUICK LIMITED PARK AVE 4 DR. 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