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Thursday, Feb>ruary 1Oth, 1972e WHIT8Y FREE PRESS AID TII BANI PLALT D ON T h e W h i tby Chamber of Commerce and the Campa ign Committee of the Whitby Stormn Damage Relief Fund held a fundraisingMardi Gras Night at Hey- denshore Pavillon last Saturday night a nd about 200 peopl1e came to try the ir luck at garnbling. Sweetheart Special LADIES: A&RE YOU 1IN FORM'P Try our easy plan. FOR ONLY *Mult b. used within weelcs - On. offer person. It's no hossle to stay in shape, or to shape up with our progres- ýsivc excrcising pro- This Sweetheart Special ex- tended to the first 35 ladies to enrol. Phone MISS RENÉ 110w. WH'ITBY Bluff Park Plaza 668-9011 OSHAWA Swi5s Cholet Plaie 579-2231 MISS5 ItNE J!IGIJRE SALONS Open Mon..FrI. 9 to 9.. Sot. 9 to 1 sus Stops at Door "~e~ 1w ~iffrntc9 By 9:00 p. m. , the Pavill on was onl y partly fi lied, but less than an hour later the lights were dimmed, and the crowd had swel led to the point where it looked 1like success was in the off ing. Guminlg Momey Gambl ing money was avail able for a dollar for 10 one hundred dollar bis. The i dea was to place bets at one or ail of the three gambling wvheels which were operating. One of the wheels was a number wheel, another was crowvn and anchor and the third one was, over' and under. At first the gambling was light, but as the eveni ng wore on, there were m or e a nd more screams of del ight as s o mebody beat the house, and at a fewv times there were more people gambling than wvere dancing. The dance music was suppl ied by an "O0ompa-pah"l band, dres- sed in Bavarian costume. Mayor favwured "slxes One avid gambler who seemed to be heavi ly favouring the six es was iden- ti f iled as Mayor Newman; and seen tai1ng a crack at the over and under was Pol - ice Chief Pilkington and his wife. famillar faces lu flic Crowd Other fam iliar faces seen in the crowd were Council lors Bob White and ACE ELECTRONIOS TV & RADIO REPAIRS Cash & Carry Service IN BY 9 - OUT BY 6 227 BROIX ST. S. 668-6261 WHIIBY SATEf nyDI PreimaBu~iyFUel Oil *e>DX OI40 CALL M*83341 ~ I 101,BROCK STREET NORTH, PLUMBING DISCOUNT FIXTURES & SUPPLIES Complete Plumblng Supplies and Fixtures DIRECT TO YOU 20% DISCOUNT Canadian Red Cross Society Whitby Branch Annual 4eeing Spruce Villa tiotel, Whitby feb. 15, 1972 8GPnm Ail Weicome Heard's Taxi 668-3732 Radio Equipped & Direct Line at Arnold's Market 115 Brock St. N. 5 0jER Y -EFor Ywur Convmence WHIB Long hours to serve you better: Mon-Fri. 9 a.m.- 9 p.m. Sat 9 a.m.-5 p.mi. 668-66611 668-6601 WEEK END SPECIALS F$1000 PLUS MILEAGE We pay the GAS 24 Hour Servi1ce 401 King St. W. Oshawa.,ý hi s wife, Councillor Gerry Cox and C ouncil1lor Vern MacCarl. The festive affair al so attracted Deputy Reeve John Goodwin. Ahot and cold buffet was served cl1o se t o mi dnight, and fol lowing the buffet was a n auct ion. If yo*u made any f un ny money wh il e gambl ing, th!is was the time to use it. Although he arr ived too 1late to take a crack at the garnbl1ing, Oshawa-Whi tby M. P. Ed Broadbent and his wife seemed to enjoy the buffet and the auction. $2»3WBox Of otites At the start of the auction the bidding was light, but soon people were caught up in the spirit and the bidding began in earnest. In the early bidding, a box of c hocol1ates went for only $2300. The highest bld came from Mr. 'Gartshore. He b i d $75, 000 for a tray of assorted c o Id eut meats. After winning the bld, M r . G a r tshore donated the tray b.-ack again to be sold for real cash. The bar cl1osed jus t af ter 1:00 and the band fol lowed suit not too long after. The evening came to af inish close to 2:00 a. m. with the last of the party-goers staggering out of the door with trays of saElads'and meats they had successful ly bld on during the evening. For closslfled oction, JAKE &BILL AUTO MECHANICS S SMALL CAR SPECIALISIS MERCEDES -BENZ SVOLVO PEUGEOT FIAT Taunton Rd. East at Wilson Ào Oshaw <$->.aIdý