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THE LIQUOR VOTE Revision of the voter's list for' the 1liquor vote to be het d on Saturday, Dec- ember 4th, is now being made at the Whitby Municipal Buillding. Revision wlIl continue Thursday, Friday and Saturday f rom 10: 00 a. m. t iti I2 noon. 1 f you have any doubt as to whether your name is on the voter's list, please c o n t a c t B1 Waltlace at the Municipal Offices. Advance Poil The Advance Pot 1 for the I iquor vote wil11 be open between the hours oft10 a. m. tol 2 noon, and from 4 to 8 p. m. on Sat- urday, November 27th only. One day only Anyone wh o expects to be absent fr om* Whi tby, f or any reason, on the regutar voting day, Saturday, December 4th, may vote at the Advance Poili. The Wh i t by Progress Comm ittee , sponsoring an affirmative vote, encour- age you to exercise your vote. Fîîst Heydenshore PaVilion DINNER New Years Eve Party $25.0 Lic. Bar Per Couple music by The Moxie Whitney Orchestra From The Royal YorkHotel Imperial Room For Further Information Calit: 725-8471 668-3025 728-1291 576-1753 985-7087 WHITBY FREE PRESS, Thursday, November 25th, 1971, Page 7 Whitby winner in Kin- Lottery Early Bird Draw W a yne Pountney o f 1720 Brock St. South, Whitby wNas the tucky winner in the Kmn Lottery Earty Bird Draw. Wayne's lucky t ic ket won him an unexpected $100. Jim Mifflin, who sol dthe vwinning ticket, wvon $10. Early B3ird draws on the Kin-Lottery w ilI1 continue wi th the main draw being made on February I4th, \/atentine's Day for the sum of $ 100e 000. 00,. Parking Reinstated Continued from Page 5. beinghurt"', addedthatthere is as much need for parking on Dundas as there is a need on Brock because there i s as much de ns i ty of d ev el1opment there as on Brock. Motion succeeds Hisamendment ta Coun c i ttor Mac- Carl 's main mot-, ion. ta ai lowv park- ing excepting dur- ing the hours of 4:30 ta 6:30 p. m., succeeded. convenience is paying by cheque If you'rc flot enjoying the convenience or paying by cheque (at no charge to you for a reasonabte number or cheques) corne to Victoria and Grey. Paying bis by cheque saves time, reminds you in your own cheque book just where your account stands, gets rid of the danger Wf having unprotected mon .ey around and, in addition to free chequing, you get interest on your money too! So save tirne, savernoney, make money. WCZYJRI4wd TRUST COMP.ANY SINCE 1889 W.R. Cumy, mm"«e. Dundos St. W. Wbî-itb7, 668.59 rUm thereý's more to boaski- lt's easy enouglittot: all-new aero-dynamnic design. New handy compartment under the seat! New Satsbury automatic drives! Gas- tank cap with gauget Exclusive 3-quart resorve fuel tank. Little things that mean a lot. Best rea- son of aIt is: the people who build Boa Ski are few in number and long on expert craftsmnanship and they're out ta prove that Boa Ski is a botter buy. .and you botter believo itî You can be sure with boa ski shawa Discount Nous 1916 Dundas St. East Oshawa, Ont. (416):'125* 1343 .- . . 10% Pick OFF on Up orders FREE Home Detivery FaSt Take Out Service SUNLIGHT RESTAURANT 116 DUNDAS ST. W. AMPLE PARKING AT REAR with HONEYWELL Plenum type humidistat wiI humidify up to 8-room home PLUMBING DISCOUNT 701 Brock st. N. Whitby 668-6601 CHINESE FOOD CALI THEÇn -- 668-1021 "And Let Your Taste Be The iudge" ONTARIO0 COMME UN THE COSIS 0F EDUCATION The Comm ittee on the Costs of Education in the El ementary and Secondary Sehools of Ontario has been appointed ta under- takeacomprehensive review of the costs of education in rel- ation to the aims and objectives, programs, priorities and the likeof theeducational system, to evaulate existing programs in the tight of experience wvith them, the-requirements of the requirementsof thepresent, and in terms of the expenditures of money for them, and ta recommend pot icies as the Comm- ittee may determine. The Committee will wvelcome assistance from representa- tivesof groups, organizations and associations and from the pub b1Iî c through theprovis ion of information, comments and suggestions in areas such as but not limited ta: - t he use of t he financiat resources being provided for etementary and secondary education in Ontario in the attain- ment of the educationat goals; - the ability of the variaus differentiating factors in the le eq islative grant Plan such as course, location, tevel (El- ementary and Secondary), and type (ordinary and extraordin- ary) ta generate funds in proper balance consistent with the needs for the attainment of desirabte educational objectives; - t he im pl1ications of ceil ings on expenditures by local schoot1 boards, including the effect on the decision-making and autonomy of these boards; - the vaniaus. aspects of school programs with particular reference to innovations and new concepts acs, for example, the l'open plan"~ organization, technical -and co.mmerciat pro- grams and use of educationat technology. IttwilI1 be appreciated if submission s coutd be made as soon aspossible, butnot later than 3tst March, 1972. They should be sent ta: T .MEa Executive Director T .MEa Committee on the Costs of Education Cara Roomn S-944 1. R. McCarthy 252 Bloor Street West Executive Director Toronto 181 Hours: 9 a.mn. to 9 p.m. Mon-Fri Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. towest Pricés PL U M,,B INP. ICU NT