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Council appoints Town committees Whitby Couricil hias an- notinccd the appointmnents to varjous boards and commit- tees in the town for 1975. The Downtown Action Committee wll consist of Councillor Gerry Eni, Free Press Advertising Manager Robin 'Alexa rider Lyon, R. Collins, R. Catton, G. Hanna, C. Mantz, 0. Gilkes, G. Soni- chetti. R. Henderson, J. Townsend and J. Squires. Couincfilor Don Loveiock R. Batten, W. Manning, R. Bryson, J. Batty, J. Patterson and A. Wilson wvil1 serve on the Cemietery Board. Persons chosen as fence viewers are A. Bradiey, C. Request to Amend th e Election Act Whitby, Council has re- ceived a letter from N. J. Pickard, clerk-administrator of Markhara, resolving that the Government of Oritarlo amend the Election Act. The town wants civic elections to be held on the first Monday in October be- cause electors are often faced with inclement weather when voting on the first Monday in December. Markham also wants to change the fiscal year to erd on October 3 1. The matter lias been ne- ferred to the administrative committee with the clerk tô report in the future. Local Scouts Visit Norway f for Jamboree Roger Bland and John Mondria frorn dic ist Port Whitby Boy Scouts wili be attending the International Scouting Jamboree in Non- way in July and August. The ,I1st division will be holding an auction sale on April 9 at tic Lyon's Auction Hall beginning at 7 p.m. in an effort to raise fonds to fin- ance the trip. Ail resaleabie items are welcome. Anyone who would like items to be picked up at their home should cal Fernand VanDeBeit at 668- 6989. Destiny Denied. . Whitby's muni ci pal1 empioyees dug deep into their pockets during the re- cent United Way campaign. According to Richard Baker, generai campaign chairman, "the contributions were Up 120 percent over th e previous year and 'it is m ost encouraging to sec thîs .kind-of support". Bnough ton, C. Lec, C. Brown, and J. Townsend. J. Husiand, F. Ashton, J. Vale, K. Hobbs, L. lnkpen, C. Broughton, P. Nicher, T. Henstock, M. Agar and H. Jermyn will sit on the Came Preserve Committee. The following have been appointed to the Whitby Public Library Board - F. Sugden until January 1, 1978; H. Stratford until Ja nuary 1, -1977; and Councillor Gerry Emm until January 1, 1976. *Mrs. P. Ferren will serve on the Comînittee of Adjust- ment until January 1, 1978. Councilor Don Lovelock, J. 0O* Ruddy Hospital Board; Cou ncllor Joy« Thompson Whitby Arts Incorporated; Councilior Jim Gatshore, Whitby Historical Society; Counicillors Tom Edwards John Goodwin and Joy Thonipson, Town Band Trustees; Councjll-ons Don Lovelock, Gerr.y.. 1rmm and i Gartshore, Twinning Committee. Record Blood cIinics A record total of 919 units of blood were donated by Whitby residents in 1974 according to the local brandi of the Canadian Red Cross. Good promotion wvas the major factor in thc success of thc clinics held in March, July and November. In addition, voluinteers in thc women's workroomi produced 273 sets of gar- ments for ncedy famnilies in 1974. Do the fines match the off ences? Council's operations cern- rnittec will study a proposai froin the town of Watford that fines match thie offences for whiclî tlîy arc levicd. Watford Counicil féecs tlîat a rcview of fines should be onde r take n. The town lias aiso urged that police and crown offi- ciais investigate previous of- fences and change persons as second or third offenders in order to curb repeated unlaw- WHITIitY FREE PRESS', WEDNESDAY, FEBR UARV -5, 1975, PAGE 7 >Brooklin Kinsmen, IHeId Fi rstMt The Brookiin Kinsmen Club held its first organiza- tional meeting last weck. Nine prospective members attended while other hope- fuis were absent due to prior comni itmc nts. Organizational 'chairman Ted Bell of the sponsoring Whitby club outlined Kins- men activities in Whitby and gave reasons why a Kinsmen Club would be successful. IHe also suggested that developmnent of 'parks and playgrounds would be aý viable project for'the Brook- lin club. A lKinsmen flm cntitled "A niatte 'r of Relationship" wa s s hown followcd by a question and answer period. Tf'licnex >t meeting will be held on *Monday at 8 p.m.- at the Royal Canadian Le- gion Hall in Brooklin. Smash.ing Spre-e Jeniny's My name, "Jenny's my narne...I'm the cute blonde., is Susan Lang. I'm part-collite, part spaniel an four months old. l'm nearly completely hou like children..in fact l'm just plain cuddly.S squeeze me into a good family you know wher -the Ontario Humane Society on Thickson R Free Press Photo by Mike Burgeý A n early morning organ- smashing spree last Wednes- day causcd an estimated S$30,000 damage at the Thomas House of Music, 1820 Dundas Street East. According to Durh am Regional Police Supeninten- dent Dave Edwards, 22 or- gans were damaged in some manner. The incident occured at 9:45 a.m. and was witnessed * * * by a store emnployee who was standing ou tside. .... ny friend Constables Mark McCon- darn nearly key and Doug King appre- asetrained. 1 hended two suspects outside So if you c(un rn to f ind me Zoad North." ýss CROSSWORD PUZZLE TODAYIS ANSWER ACROSS 1 Highway approach 5 Cut 10 Exchange premidum Il Withdraw 12 Type of cotton 13 Come into view- 14 Asian river 15 She raised Cain 16 -Garcon's gratuity 17 Ten years 19 "The liner - a lady... 20 Czarist village commune 21 - majesty 22 Send back 25 Magna - 26 Prayer word 27 Child 28 Josip Broz 29 Shred 33 Metrie land measure 34 Gobble 35 English river 36 Bad- tempered person 38 Tarry 39 Comfy (2 wds.) 40 Cay or holm 41 - bear 42 Abound DOWN 1 Fleet 2 Sprightiy 3 Aper 4 Blue grass 5 Scattered (her.) 6 Golf score 7 Massenet opera 8 Most touchy 9 Kindof civer (hyph. wd.) Il Disjoin 15 Do a city room job 18 Food acids 19 Viewpoint 22 Drurn roll (hyph. wd.) 23 High Arab position 24 Measured 25 Layer of paint 27 Gaze 30 Coquette 31 Banish 32 Biblical jurliper tree 34 - does it 37 Son of Abe and Mary 38 Farceur /2 27 la~ ~ ///5 I -tm - P wrI , t - 39 i i i the store. Charged with break and enter and mischief is Reuben Rosa Gcypens, 1 8, of 18 Willow Park Drive in town. The second man was not changed. Short Ribs To obtain maximum tenderness it is best to cook short ribs slowly in a covered heavy pan or skillet nîght on the grill over low heat. The ribs are then ready to receive a zesty barbecue sauce while broiling. r Aw 'i You The Ciisfom u We style your Fiair your' way. Need suggestions? We con, give themn. Know what you want? We'll do it. We run our shop to serve you. 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