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PAGE 14, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 3, 1982, WHITBY FRÉE PRESS *Wýhitby' needs your, support PLEASE VOTE Novem ber 8 Capers W ;m-m By MARY MCEACHERN Cati 725-8967 with Items for this column. CORRIDOR AREA RATEPAYERS ASSOCIATION 1EXECUTIVE MEETING There will be an executive meeting tonight (Wed- nesday) at the Municipal Building, committee room 2 at 8 p.m. Ail executive members are asked to be present. Toronto Ares Cai PEEL FENCE 362-3112 668-6473 FREE ESTIMAT.ES, K & M CLEANERS INTRODUCES THE v CA RPET CLEANING SYSTEM THAT COMES TO YOUR HOME BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU NEW MOBILE PLANT SERVICE *No heavy equipment in your dirty water - heavy equip . home *Generates own electricity and *No extracted di rty\water in your hot water for deeper extraction home e Mot "your>' electricity & hot Sinside your home - "cdean, water fast, quiet & efficient" *Wfe're No. 1 & we now offer *Outside in our* truck - noise - you CLEANVING RESULTS NOTHING LESS TF-AN SPECTACULAR RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL We lo e%(/0OITR UNIQUE STEAM CARPET CLEANING INC. CLEANERS SAME DAY SERVICE ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRE CAPERS BALL The faîl Capers Bail will be a 'Hard Tinie Dance' on November 20 at the Masonic Hall on Cochrane Street in Whitby. Tickets are $10 a coupleand will be available from~ any executive membor orcal Bey at 725-5008 or Sandra at 668-8949. Prizes, lunch and cash bar. CARDIAC REHABILITATION ASSOCIATION Ann Preston would like to say thank you to every- one who donated and helped make the Crafts and Bake Sale such a success. A special thanks to members of the Whitby'Lioness Club and Cardiac Rehabilitation members.-11> Last, but not least, many neighbors of Ann's were most helpful. The sale netted the Cardiac Rehabili- tation over $200. WHITBY LIONESS CLUB The Whitby Lioness -Club are selling cook books. The books are on display at the home ôf Ann Preston and will seil for $4.50 each. Ann has also promisedto have some on hand at the Capers Bail for anyone who might wish to look BAZAAR St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will hold their annual Kirk Bazaar in the church hall on Saturday, November 13 from il a.m. until 3 p.m. Mrs. Mc- Clure will officially open the bazaar and there will be many tables of items for sale. Selections may be made from the white elephant, table, touch and take, baked goods, novelties, boutique Christmas décorations and arrangements, stitch and sew, handicrafts, etc. The tea room will be open from 1il, a.m. until closing time at 3 p.m. For further information cal Rachael Kowlowski at 668-1675 or JeanParsons at 725-8768. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH Turkey Supper - Many thanks to ail who helped on the turkey supper. You are asked to pick up any. of your dishes in the kitchen. If you have a dish at home that does flot belong to you, please return it to the church. BAZAAR,,, The Westminster Bazaar is on Saturiday, No vemn- ber 27 from i1 to 4 p.m. There wil be booths- for home baking, sewing, candy, riovelties, tea room, white elephant, etc., Keep in mind the date, your donation to any booth would be much appreciated. Work bees for work on items for the bazaar will continue at the home of Phyllis Morison, 191,Hazel- wood every Tuesday afternoon until the bazaar. Corne and work on items with others, or bring your own crafts. Ceau A.tbÙ AFTER HOURS 686,m2922 (6 p.m. to 10 p.m. only) at them. If you are lnterested in purchasing a cook book, call Ann Wiggers at 668-9641 or any member of the Lioness Club. Proceeds will go to heip the com- munity. GET WELL WISHES To Angus MacLean, who is recouperating in the OshaNva General Hospital. We wish you a speedy recovery. To Mrs. Rogozinski, who is now home from hospital, and progressing. To Elinor Kirkton who is also in the hospital. Corne home soon. CONGRATULATIONSi To Gerry Emm,,Tom Edwards, Bob Attersley, Joe Bugelli and Chuck Roche who have been ac- claimed to their positions on Town Council and School Board. Now that you are spared the time- consuming campaigning, maybe you could spend the week checking on problem areas within the town. Just to give you a hint: Powell Road topped the polis for the longest, bunipiest roller coaster in On- tario, narrowly beating out Canada Wonderland; new garbage dump, corner of Nicol and 1,Kendal- wood with smaller dumps dotted along Kendalwood to Gibb St.; lack of sidewallcs or boulevards along Kendalwood Road. Thanks to Bob Attersley, the lighting along Kendalwood has been corrected, but sidewalks along that busy street should be top priority.. There are no boulevards, and cars, speed- ing from Oshawa to the two plazas leave little or no room for pedestrians. Bowman Avenue is nothing to write home about. I could go on, but'that should keep you going for the week. Let's ail work together for the next three years and correct some of the neglected problems. 1 Il IEAJI