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PAGE 4ýTURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1972, Wl-JTBY FRrýEE PRESS HION TURNOUT PREDICTED FOR *MUNICIPAL "The cornmunity of Whitby will experience one of the liighest per- centages of votes that any municipality will ex- perience on December 4th," Clare Hewson of the Whitby Citizens' Study Group prediets. Mr. Hewson, who was questioned about his im- pressions on the civic scene by the Whitby Free Press, assesses the situation as a culmina- tion in "the hottest elec- tion Whitby has - or wilI - witness for many a year. " "Unless 1 aln mis- taken, the citizens of this town are very unhappy with the- present coun- cil," he elaborated. This, he says, "has really corne to light over the Iast eight to ten -month period, primarily, becauise of the miunici- pal complex debacle." As cause for main dis- content, lie says when a municipal board hearing was called by the On- tario Municipal Board to hear objections of rate- payers, otîr present coun- cil 44conveniently brouglit the arena situa- tion into focus and it would appear they were subsequently able to avoid the public hear- ing." 1 The police building,, which everyone agrees is required, is now being built at the Rossland Road site, thus estab- lishing the location of the town hall as far as the council is concerned. Somne of the current issues lie feels worthy of bringing forth before election_ dayin his esti-. NOW >is the time b change your furnace to Natura«l Gais. Easy-to-install gas burner gives you efficient, Iow-cost heating: Get the jump on winter now by installing a Natural Gas burner in your present furnace. It's a quick-and-sim pie operation that gives you heating peace of mind when the .cold season starts. You can have cleaner, quieter and more economical heating, yet pay as little as $1 .95 monthly rentai. The burner f its any type of fxrnace-f orced warm air, gravity warmn air, hot water bolier or steamn. Installation, service and' maintenance are free, and you only pay for your Natural Gas as* you use it. We wîIl install a free gas service fine, provid- ing the main gas fine runs directly in front of your house. Think of the cold winds, snow and ice ahead and get Natural Gas for home-warming now. 10»1 Consumers Drive Whitby 668&9341 ination are: "street con- ditions", "the necessity of Heydenshore Pavilion, its cost to the taxpayers in building-and better stili-Its cost to operate." "One must really won- der why tenders are called on small projects such as the dernolition of the Whitby Commun- ity Arena, while other fairly substantial works are carried on a nego- tiated basis." One must also take into considera- tion where the addition- ai $1l 10,000 revenue will coi-ne frorn to support the issued debentures of the past 1 2 mon ths." "Yes, there are many issues facing the elector- ate for this civic elec- tion," says Mr. Hewson. "But 1 believe you will see a great many new faces campaigning for of- fice and some truly sig- nificant changes in the makeup of the 1973-74 council." Besides being active in the Citizens' Study Group, Mr. Hewson is District Governorof the Kinsmen Club. DATSUN NOW0 IZOLTAN an' 160 Sm~.. < CALL 728-0051 Con Yeu Identlfy this structure 7 Learn to sew at the y The Whitby Family YMCA will offer a sew- ing class starting October l6th from 7:00-9:00. It will be hield aL Henry Street Higli Scliool. Mrs. Mary Lynn MacKay wilI instruct thie course. Mrs. MacKay is a graduate of tiie MacDonald Institute at die University of' Guelphi. Slue lias a Bachie- lor of' Houselhold Sci- ence and lias taughit eve- ning classes ini Acton, Ontario. Thie classes wilI DATE Oct. 1'l PLACE Wktb This yellow brick house seen when driving east along the Base Line from Port Whitby, past Thickson Road was built in 1876 and is one of the rnost impressive homes in the area. If you can identify the house by its narne cali the Whitby Free Press office between 9 and Il Friday morning at 668-61I Il and win a tre ticket for use anytime at the WHITBY BROCK THEATRE. (Limit one ticket per househiold). HINT: An eighit letter word composes narne of house, the fîrst "four letters forrn a word whichi sounds like a popular piece of jewellery. week's answer, the Spriîce Villa Hotel. start with demionstra- ions on finishing techi- niques of' zippers. cuiTs. collars. etc. For those whio are learning hiow Lo sew it wiII bce new and foàr those whio sew it wilI serve as a relfreshier. The reimaining Lhime wiII bc Last spent, on projects witli îindividuial instruction. The Registration dead- hune is October I12. For further information lhole Lhe WhiLby tfain- ily YMCA. TIME SCUGOG TWP -.-4own Hall PORT PERRY-Fire Hall Oc.13 GREENBANK-Formerly Bert Thompson Bldg. COLUMBUS-Township Garage Oct. 16 CL*AREMONT-Commun« ity Hall1 AJAX-Old Fire Hall, Hun~t St. Oct. 18 PICKERING-Rmnk House Oct. 19 SANDFORD-Township Garage UXBRIDGE-Uxbridge Arena Oct. 23 PICKERING-Fire Hall, #5 Bailey St. EASTWOODLANDS-Fire Hall Oct. 24 BROOKLIN-Commrunity.Hall GOODWOe D-Townsh ip Garage Oct. 26 WHITBàY-Heydenshore Pavillon 10Oc.m. - 12 noori 2 p.m. -5 p.m. 1Oa. m. - 12nmoori 2p.. 4:30 p.m. 10 am. - 12 noor, 2 p.m. - 7 pm. 2 p. m. -7p.m. 10Oo.m. - 12nmrn 2 p.m. - 7p.m. 10ca.m. - 12Noon 2 p.m. - 6p.mn. 10c..- 12 noon 2 p.m. -4:30 p.m. 10OG.M. -5 p.m. ELECTI ON FREE Anti-mRabiesClinc Ail dogs and cats presented at above clinics wilI be vaccinated free of charge by the Canada Department of Agriculture.