P>AG(.i W \I:)NI:Sl)AN AIRI f 1 ), <S 1 i \VI I3ITB\ FRF Fl>RIý'SS Cali 725-8967 with news items for the column. Corridor Capers Bx' NARY McEACHERN STUDENTS RETURN HOME Welcome home to Mr. and Mrs. Abrey and their seven charges from Anderson Collegiate. From ail the tired but excited students, their trip was a tremendous success. Educationally speaking, their french has greatly im- proved. It's amazing how quickly one learns when it's a mat- ter of survival. This week many excursions have been planned for our visitors, Luncheon on Tuesday, compliments of the Durham Board of Education, Wednesday, it's a trip to Queen's Park where the students wilI be greeted by Premier Bill Davis and Durhanm West M.P.P. George Ashe, on to the C.N. Tower, Toronto City Hall, Eatons Centre and dinner at the Organ Grinder. Thursday, visit to Niagara Falls, Skylon Tower, and Table Rock Scenic Tunnel Tour. Friday, the French visitors will travel to Sainte-Marie among the Hurons. Next Tuesday, the students will bid their good-byes and fly home to their families. We hope they enjoy Canada as much as our students en- joyed France. IIOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE The monthly meeting for the Holy Family Catholic Women's League will be held Wednesday, April 22 at 19 Hialeah Cresc. in Whitby. Plans will be formulated to celebrate C.W.L. week, April 26 to May 2. Members are en- couraged to attend the Regional C.W.L. dinner at St. Gregory's Auditorium, Oshawa, on April 28th. Tickets are available by contacting 723-1700 or 576-2098. EAGER-BEA VER AWARD The early bird gets the worm, or so the saying goes. The Corridor Area have selected Murray Holliday, of Northview Avenue,. to receive the Eager-Beaver Award. Murray was spotted last week cutting his front lawn. There always has to be a first-one to spoil it for the rest of US. PAPER DRIVES This Saturday will be the monthly Boy Scout Paper drive for the Otter Creek area and the Corridor Area. Please have papers bundled and placed at the roadside by 9 a.m. WIIITBY COMMUNITY CARE The annual meeting for Community Care will be held at Fairview Lodge on April 29 at 7:45. The guest speaker will be Mr. Correli, from Canada Pensions. Ail seniors are urged to corne and enjoy this special evening. Entertainment will be provided and refreshments will be served. If you require transportation, caîl the Community Care office at 668-6223. WESTMIINSTER UNITED CIIURCH Palm Sunday, April 12, il a.m. Good Friday, April 17, il a.m. special service to remember the crucifixion of Christ. Easter Sunday, April 19, 7:30 a.m. Easter morning service in the church followed by Easter breakfast downstairs. il a.m. Easter service - special music by senior and junior choir. ilb.~ Canada grade 'A' eviscerated 6 to 12 frozen Swift Ili. avg. 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POC.a.,ortt'J Akan iolwar' chicke. i,,'rh .andJ hutr roasting , .2 h .ti panih Ppan4'f.,rI11*49' Rice-A pns........,: Roni ........... pkie. *59 Flutiridr %ingle ihin 2M 1.19 xtpat...Oi.14 slices ..... rk rrgular zjp dog food .....t'4/9 9 Sunlightr catcher% I Z- 1.34 "I GRAND PRIZE MW M50 MTER FABUOU PRMEFOR YOUR HOME COMING SOON!I BROWN'S FOODMASTER BROOKLIN WATC FOR MOREDIETAILS! 655-4521 8:30 amn to 6 prn Except Thurs. & Fi-i. Night8 til 9 pm Pop People Pop CASE 0F 12-30 oz BOTTLES $4.99 & dep. CASE 0F 24-10 oz. BOTTLES $4.49 & dep. ASSORTED FLAVORS ~~~lILbag ".4 ~. U4J LMain stream Canada An untair situation indeed Hy K Roger H;'orth Bell Canada is again attempting go elobber Canada's smnall and mediumn- sized enterprises. The company, whiclh pro- vides telephone service iiin osi of O()nario and Quebec, is seeking a 3001o increase in residential rates and a svhop- ping 4011i"o increase lfor bu115- nesses. Rate increase approved by the Canadian Radio-Televi- sion Commission for this litige ferritory are generally used as IRoger il oî'iI/i is Iirector, P>ublic *lfit (*anadtiiz Ietiratioll of Incdeperideni Businesvs. bench marks for rate hikes in other provinces, so A Cana- dians will eventually be af- Iecled by the decision.. While the CRTC will have go) decide wheilier Bell's over- aIl request is juslified, lthe telephone company can't seem Io l)ack away lrom an uinfair policy tliat is cos<ing in- (lependent businesses millions <>1 dollars per year. That policy: Bell already charges small and medium- sized enterprises more than three limes tlie residential ratle. Nom, (he company is seek- ing go> extend the raie diIl'eren- liai h% increasing business raies 40%.'o vs. 300;ofor resi- dential users. ln countries sucli as Sweden. (Greece, and Norway, there is rio raie (lit erentiafl. Briiishli usinesses pay ont% 1814o more than houseliolders, and lthe rage (lii erential ini the U.S. is decidedN, losier than the' 200)7o -3000,t)or more ('harged(lini Canada. At a raie hiearing lasi sprillg, Bell sought a 23J O in- crease for residential uisers, andi 3511'o t'or bu sinesses. Follos i ng 0t)je(ions lroin groups such as the 57.000). mnember ('anadian Federation of Independent Business, the (*R 1<"allossed a 130-o increase for ecdigroup. freS.1? chc 7to a pkg. end chops mnixed family pak rib and tenderloin ý I" i 1