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PAGE -'0, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1980, WHITBY FREE PRESS Queen ' s gift on display mi municipal building The sculpture in the forground will be on display in the, lobby of Whitby's Municipal Building and is part of The Queen's Silver Jubilee Art Collection that was presented to the Whitby Arts Permanent Collection. Entitled "Cleft" is part of a collection of 26 art works that were presented to Elizabeth II as Ontario's gift in honor of Her Majesty's Silver Jubiles. "Cleft" was completed in 1976 and is made of wood and fiberglass measuring 30 inches deep by four feet in breadth and eight feet in length. Standing wlth the scupture is Daniel Leight Reid, the artist (left); Linda Paulocik, the director of Whitby Arts; and Bill Wallace, the clerk-adxinistrator of the Town of Whitby. -Free Press Photo by Mike Knell. Tax3h.%Kes may not go up as igh asexpected ,While an increase in Whit- by property taxes is almost a certainty, it appears as though they wÎl not be as bad as orlginally forcast. A 5.1 mil, or between $30 and $40 per homeowner, in- crease was indicated in early budget discussions although with the final budget almost in, Whitby's top civil servants have pared their budgets so that- the actual increase will be about 3.3 mills or about $20 to $25 for each houseowner. A $75,000 water and sewage reserve fund could be used to further decrease the tax hike although it is expected that the money will be used to offset the town's share of the cost of municipal bus service. Final costs are expected to be budget chairman, East Ward Councillor Joe Drumm's hands by February 13. It has been estimated that the service will cost $180,000 a year to operate, of which the town will have to pick up more than $90,00 the final budget proposai should be before council before the end of the jnonth. An increase of 3.3 mills represents approximately a four per cent rise in taxes and will be the first increase in three years. Drunim said that the budget is "a good one" ad- ding he is "pleased with how it is giving us what we want without a large increase." LIBERTARIAN PARTY 0F CANADA IPOSMA, ROLFRI I Febrar 1 8hJ LIBE RTAR IANj ROLF POSMA- LIBERTARIAN Who should control a person's lite and look af ter his welfare? A] The gomenment BI His mother CI Hlmself If you answered C for aduits, B for chlldren then YOU are a LIBERTARIAN. VOTE LIBERTARIAN FOR LESS GOVERNMENT Authozd by the offcai agent for Roif Posma When you bring in a film ID be processed & pjinted ai MBM Photography You receive FIL KODACOLOUR & FUJICOLOUR FILM, Sizes 110, 126 & 135, when you bring a film in for ~ processing and printing YOURCHOICE *A REPLACEMENT ROLLKodak) (1 coupon) *A 5x7 ENLARGEMENT IN DELUXE FOLDER (1 coupon) *A DELUXE PHOTO ALBUM (3 coupons) (You rece ive 1 coupon for eaich roll) WE ONUY USE KODAK PAPER M.B.M. PHOTOGRAPHY 131 BROCK ST N 668-6111 OL [LIBENJAMIN LM aSORTOES LM1