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PAGE 4, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1975, WHUTBY FREE PRESS Brooklin Bylînes, 1 have to start with an apology for raislng your hopes on those traffic signais at the junction of No. 7 and No. 12. 1 was a shade too eager to see theml!. .I was rlgh t to a certain degree-..the Town would like to see theni up, and SQ would the police, and -so would the Region. If it was up to themn we would be having themn quite soon, but-..isn't it always 'but'-..we now hage to see whether the Province wfil go along with ail these recommendations. It's up to them, and it would seem that two years ago when the Town proposed the same idea, they turned the whole thing down. Let's hope that with the Region backing the idea they will have second though ts. Members of St. Thomas's Anglican Church take note that the Vestry Family Supper is on Monday, January 27th -..at 6 p.m. The evening meeting wll follow at 8 p.m. The supper has of necessity to be for menibers of the parish only, but for other Anglicans not on the parish mailiîng list and would like to receive a copy of the annual report, please cali Mr. Chris Greaves at 655-3809. Thursday, 23rd January is open house day at Mrs. May's 'Ceramic House of Joy'. Ail those interested in ceramics will be most welcome to cal l there, in Ashburn and have a look around and enjoy a cup of coffee anytime between 2 pm and 9 p.m. Cali Mrs. May tor directions at 655- 4 320O-. A quiz! You don't.like to see animals in pain? You do like an auction? You do like ta see groups heping themn- selves and not jus t asking for, money? If you answer yes to one or ail of the above questions then I know that you wil be înterested in the following. The Ontario Humane Society is holding an auction ..... in fact a Giant Auction' .. Monday, February 24th to Friday February 28th, at the St. Lawrence Market, 92 Front Street East* Toronto. Ail the proceeds wil be going to help their veterinary services de- partment at various branches throughout the Province. There will be a large selection of furniture (new and used) appliances, sports equipment, antiques, paintings, rural crafts etc. for the public to bid on. . But if you have anything in your own home, that you think co.ild help to raise sorne money for the cause, then the Society wiIl bc only too pleased ta acccpt iL. And if you- can't drop it in at our own Branch on Thicksoni Road North, thien caîl themr at 579-0591 and thiey wilI come and çolIect' Don't forget that whiat you caîl an eycsore, or a useless piece of junk, somneone else will cal] a treasure or just dic thing thiat they have been searching for!. So dig tliem out and caîl that number. Another quiz! You live in the North Ward? You pay taxes? You would like ta voice your opinion on matters concerning the North Ward? Thien get your calendar and put a big, Wright circle around Tuesday 28th January and make note of the time..8 p.m. And then make sure that you get over to St. Thomas's parish hall on Winchester Road for a meeting of the North Whitby Community Association that wil be held that evening. ALL the people of the- NORTH WARD are invited to attend this first and very important meeting to form a tax-payers group, that wil have the hopes and interests of the area as its main concern. It's what many of you have been waiting for..so give those that have taken the initiative your support, and make every effort to 'attend. 1 attended a -meeting of the Regional Animal Control Committee the, other day and came up with some interest- ing data. (1) The Town of Whitby pays $ 1.65 per capita (or approximately $40,000) for animal control. Yes. That much! (2) 80% of dogs picked up in the Municipality are not tagged. (3) Some Municipalities are seriously consider- ing not permitting <,wnership of dogs, after three convic- tions for letting a dog run loose. I concluded that we need 4,000 licences to be taken out ta cover the cost, ifthe non- dog owner isn't ta subsidize the cost thro' his taxes; that a great many dog owners feel they are above the iaw, and neither pay the licence fée or keep their dogs on their property, or under control when off it; and that some Coundils have more respect for the tax payers money than ours, by considering elimination of the problem owner who is the source of the trouble anyway! Continued on -Page 7 BROWN'*S FOODMASTER BROOKLIN, ONTARIO NORTH WHITBY PHONE 655-452alueocÏo Otisfoccto CRICENS65 FOR SIOUM OR JUIT PLAIN FICKIN4 CHICKEN'w. 53 WA LK IP#RTPCLE ROVA ALVII SWIFT'S [VERS ET eO Pkf BACON Mm129,c mea» h& A.agly KOTeX APUN 12 w Pdaép_73c lOVE SOAP 50& am_2io8 9c OLIO AIR', ........ AIR CARI 7i.&sn_79c TAMI c am 8 FL O. otIe99c M hdt Sdis 375-m. W&de89C STOUM Ums ONU SIXDAIS A' WEIK 4t» "e. - 6 p.. ItCOeTnImS& M.U CANADA GRADE "A# EVISCERATED (21/1 to 3-Lb. Av.roge) FRESH (HICKENS 5 9 R"d sd Wwh SPECIAL Tm$ we" Only Bremd.dA-1 HUNDS of BIEF $1.11 per Nb. cA7.Ef N F 1019 MWAPLI %.AP- SONCLEBI IMOKRO-DINN&R CANADA PACKES sRANCH $"i. SOLOGNA - By-th.-Pioce --.---- - Lb. .48 »BuotN$" SiRoptAN POLISM SAUSAGE . --Lb. .98 t FRI01 0Fp CANADA 14-03. pk4. TRIPLE A....... - Lb.,-98<i FEATURE! - ALL PURPOSE 7-Lb. Bog ROBIN HOOD Flour 11.19 BEST BUY! - LIQUID 64 FI. Oz. Jug JAVEX BLEACH 65C BIEST IUY! - SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY KRAFT 16-O:. Jor PEANUT BUTTER 69C lEST BUYT - FACIAL 20)b x 2 PLY Package KLEENEX TISSUE 49c BEST SUY! - BATHROOM 2 PLY ,DELSEY TISSUE 2149C FEAlUREI - BIEF OR IRISH4 24 FI. O3.Tit, PURITAN STEWS 88C FIATUNEI - P ECES & STEMS 10 FI. Oz. TIR MUSHROOMS L..v. 49c FEATUREI - WIN£ - BICKS SAUERKRAUT 32 & a49C FIATUREI - ASS11ORTIO FLAVOUI48 - SURGIR 5O.Pkg KEN-L-RATION, 1.39 ICE CREAM suspuns1.319 FIATEJASI - SMMIOLIVI INOLISM WI4OLIC 10 FI.O0& TIR SMALL CARROTS 24C PgATUlRII - PLAIN OR SALTED - CIERItTIR'O 1 -Lb. Pmog PREMIUM CRACKERS 69C STOKELY'S KIDNEY 14 CHiCKEN NOOOLI LUPTON soup SURF DETERGE NT 2-Lb. Glantc PKg. 9 3 BIG DAYS Thurs. Jan. 23 , Sat. Jan. 25 Av.. Choic. FI. Oz CARN4ATION INSTANT SKIMMILK POWDER I-LS. PACKAGE SUNLIGHT LIQUID 24 FLOZ.c IDELIVERY AT I OIAL CAG -I Govà't'Refuses Whiltby Fu'nds The Ministry of Transport- ation will not finance the acquisition of additional win- ter maintenance equipment by the town. The ministry wrote ex- pressing a desire that the town take over the winter maintenance of Highways 2 and 12. Dick Kuwahara, Director of Public Works, ýresponded, saying that. ln order ta do titis, two additional snow plows would be required. The town asked the mini- stry for financial assistance in purchasing the plows. The ministry refused. However, the two plows may be purchased by the town anyway. The $24,000 for one plow would be taken out of reserve fund. The second plow, estimated at $27,000 would be paid for over two years - $13,500 in each of 1975 and 1976. More No Parking Parking on the west side of Euclid Street from Dundas Street ta a point nortit of-te intersection of Dundas and Euclid/Henry Streets wil be prohibited. "No Parking" signs will be erected upon installation of traffic signais at the afore-, mentioned intersection. ~~J'~v 4 c Crusp Red or Golden Deliejous Apples or Fancy Anjou Peurs 2 for 29c California No. 1 Grade Brussel ~c Sprouts 491o oz. cup Ontario Grown No. 1 Grade 35 Woshod Carrots 2 M. FEATUREI - ROASTED 1-Lb. Bag RED ROSE cona s1.09 100 to Cello Bag FEATUREI - CREAMED NO. 1 WHITE 2-Lb. Tub BROWN BEAR Honey sl.5I9 PUDDING CAKE MIXES 49C FEATUREI - MOTHER JACKSON'S 18-Oz. Pkg. JIFF! 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