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PAGE 20, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1976, WIHTBY FREE PRESS 2m-week touch tone trial 'Residents of Whitby whose telephone No's begin with 668 and have a private or two party Une will be able to try out Toucli-Tone telephones on a two-week, free trial basis. Bell Canada is offering free Touch-Tone service to residence custoniers during the period from May 3 to May 28. During that tirne, telephone users in Whitby can have their rotary dial phone (or phones) removed and Touch-Tone sets installed in their home without having to pay a service charge. Furthermnore, for any two-week period commencing between May 3 and May 28, they xill not have to pay the usual TôuçhWToneý- monthly rate of $2.15. "If they want to ke ep the phone, they wil start paying the monthly rate at the end of the two week trial", said Warren Turnham, Bell Canada manager. "But they will have had it installed at no charge as well as having had the use of it free for two weeks". If, at the end of two weeks. or ai any time during it, the customier wants the service rermoved, Bell Canada will re-instaîl the formier rotary dial phone without charge. No one who wishes to try Touch-Tone service will have their telephone number changed. "It takes special equipm-ent in a central office to hiandle Touch-Tone service, but Whitby has had this equip- ment since last year", Mr. Turnhiam exptained. .1He pointed out that it is faster and easier to tap out a telephone numnber on the Toucli-Tone buttons than it is to dial the samne number. "We find that most people whio have tried Touch-Tone .,phones Rie themn and we hope to intro- duce them to more Whitby homes with this free trial offer", said the Bell manager. WORKING MAD Aunt Eliza bounced cheerily up the walk, greeting. her young nephew: "Good morning, Willie. Is your mother in?" "Sure she's in," frowned the lad. "Do you think I'd be working in the yard on Saturday morning if she wasn't? " WITH SWAN POOL GARE PRODUOTS Se e Charlie X-CYN. He has everything you need for a smooth pool start-up this season. Stock-up today. ' Our store is conveniently located in your shopping area. STARLING POOLS 1645 Dundas St. W., Whitby 668-7431 or 668-3262 Pre-Summer Course May 1sf and M4ay 7f h Summer, June Course 29fh Brian's for Books Mr Submarine $6500 $7200 Brock St. S. Dundas St. E. at Anderson Whitby CommunitY BINGO EVER YMONDA Y NIGHT' HEYDENSHORE PAVILION FIR'ST EARLY BIRD 7:915 p.m. $575 $925 CASH PRIZES (TOTAL] 2 Ecrly'Bird 20 Regular Games 4 Jackpots 05 Late Games FREE BUS SERVICE Bius xviII stop) ai Fairview Lodge at 6 p.m., go north on Cochrane stopping ait Walniut. Beech. Valley Court and then acro&s RossIand and down Brock Stol))ilgç ai Palinerstin, Starr, Niaple, John and tie 4 corners, flien proceed to ihie Senior Citizen Centre ai Pitt and Brock, across Burns to Centennial Billditng, tup b Colborne. over (o Heniry. south on Henry, stoppiflg at Bu ms -md then directlv Io Heydeiisliore P.ivilioni. 211d1 tip approx. 45 minutes kiter. JAYCEES KINSMEN KIWANIS OPTIMISTS Canadian Scotti"sb Club of Whitby invites yoLJ to an evening of entertainment and dancing. For a laugh we have the versatile comnedian of TV's "Pig on Whistle"i For your dancing enjoyment we present Nicol Brown and His Band. To delight your eyes a display of Highland dancing. BILL Y MEEK A Live Band HighlIand Dan cers to be held May 29,1976 at Heydenshore Pavilion 8p.m.1 ADVANCED TICKET SALES PHONE 668-1161 or 668-9722 DRIVER EDUCATION SUMMER SCHOOL 668m-1117 By the hour traînî 'ng $ 10010 per hour Applications available at: -e0.- DRIVER EDUCATION 11i7 Green Si. 12npoon -9pm ,iýý