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PAGE 6, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1977, WHITBY FREE PRESS YMCA,,anual meeting The eleventh animulaimeet- ing of the Durliai Region Famiiy YMCA wili ho hield Friday in tie flienry Street Iliel Schooi gyninasium and c zat1etorioitrolli ' Pi.11,to 9 P-111 The meeting will be I'ea- tured at the i1I th birtlhday of the Whit 'by Y, whichi began in 1965. FAMILY WORSHIP il a.m. each Sunday ST. MARK'S UNITED CHURCH Centre and Coîborne Sts., Whitby while parents Church School and Infant Care, worship. INFORMATION 668-3602 668-3091 BROWN'lS 668-9789 ~ Byines The liveliest item of conversation this weck has been the water and sewer bil. 1 cannot help thinking about that oid weil out in mny backyard -- nevertheless there are some answers to the many questions arising out of the water bill issue. For instance, 1 have discovered that the service charge is a féee evied with respect to hydrants. This fee used to be* levied in the municipal tax rate; now you are billed directly. If you have any questions about your water bill please cati either of the local councillors Çerrv Emm, 655-4809 or Bob Carson, 655-3662. It is Deloitte, Haskins & Selfs CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Offices in Ma/or ('aadian Gitit's Bell Canada Building Oshawa Centre, Oshawa Phone 579-8202 P..FBOX 800, OSHAWA, ONT. FOODMASTE.R BROOKLIN, ONTARIO PHONE 655m45 NORTH WHITBY STORE HOURS DELIVRY AiOPEN SIX OAYS A WEEI DELIVERY A 8:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. NOMINAL 3 BIGF URJS EXCEPT THURS & FR1 CHARGE NIGHTS 6TIL 9 p.ni. Thursday Mar. 3 to Sat. Mar. 5 am àm - nom M1 mm uo CHIPS 139 AIN 006CE 14PLOZ MT P>en"dm ns 43c MUCAIN 7c SUPER FRES7IJ abi00< S la PACKAGE WHM Ima"D DOUGH 99' KAF -amOOTA 24.8JAR T 9.49T Aywu .M t HWE IFLZ T$ Fruit Cocktail 43c INSTANT 602 PACKAG< JELL 0 AIpo Dog Fod 35e ~ 9.45 TARMTIE SKf CH foI EEZI 02<0 94z2 tu Instant cu"..$4.29 NAPSCO twmOIPACKAGE Shr.dhd Whs79< LlghtlSulbs 69 c FAUIC SFTENU 4 hiPACKAGE Cling Fr.Shiets $1.99 We Are Agents For TEi 121 ( BOSTON STYLE your . noney and you have every righit to know what you -ire paying for. Personaiîy, it scems to nie that in return for our participation in this regional scheme we should at ieast he guaranteed on efficient back-up systemn for our> present puinping facihity. Reasoniable maintenance of the existing onc is hardly a fair returni in i tself. If you feel strongiy about this as 1 do, cati your counicillors and let your views ho known. Devetopers, who own a great deal of land ail around Brooklin have shown great initervst in fostering the dcvelop- ment of Brooklin. Ohviousty they have invested a lot of money and hope for some return on their investmefltS. The projected population figure for Brooklin represented in the Pinker studies has been 10,000. Just tet that sink in stowly - can you imagine how Brooklin wiil change if' we increase our population to that level? This is your town, you know why you tive here, what you like about it. Somne of you may have been born here, others have moved here - perhaps fleeing big devetopment elsewhere. You stili have time to* influence the shape and size of your town if you care enough to study the situation. The devetopers will be setting up shop in the old bank building and have hired a person of some ability to, listen to your ideas over the next few months. The North Ward Community Association is concerned that Brooklin people are heard and their feelings about the prospective size of the town be the determining factor in any future decisions. The president, Dave Denison can be reached at 655-4381. There are copies of the recent Pinker report on the financial and transportation implications of Brooklin at 10,000 people available at the public library. Note that -the. social implications of such a population increase have not yet been investigated. This is the area that wilt most affect our daily lives. Read up on the material available, take a good criticai look at what is being said and who is saying it. 1 urge you to realiy think this thing through. If you have specific ideas about how niuch ai»l what kind of develop- _____________________ ment you do want to see tor 13rooklin, or if you lîKe the Jtown pretty much as it is - Iyou had better act soon or you Imay suddeniy wake up one day and be very unhapýpy about what you see happening around you - and be powerless 1 1 16 1 «Mto stop it. ýl*c eqs v lue@ AkvEu GEG MENLVES iftUT hrtltFunss43c, Rk.-A- Ro.l 43C Cheesw sle1391 BUYS 0F Crscoasle'd75 THE WEEKI MdAMS Sweet Mxed - Bread & Butter PICKLES o24 5 Jar89 Stohely's- Dark RIed or N-0. KIdlnel BEANS ftloz Tins 3 BT PClNue Bonnet UPTON zs Strowberry or Raspberry M SOFT CHCKN OOL À&AMS Marne SOUP MIX 24ftO?7JAU î.LB BOWL 2-PACK 99166--,39 - PRESIDENT'S SALE CARNATION FIowerdaIe SPLENOR C O F F E E rTEA BACS SPAHTI M AT E 2 IL.Cole O Pý -72 i Package il-oz JAR I 9c 491 S89 Californie No. 1 Ice Borg Lttuce 391 a head Darlington Farms Ont. Grown Mushrooms 991 lb. Californie Sunkist Oronges (Southeru fruit) xtolarge size 138"s 89 o.ý1ms eu HEALT & BAUTY A NEW FREEDOM MAXI PADS 200-ML ITI. BREck sHAmpoo FINAL NET CLAIROL HAIR SPRAY .99C 1.19 $1.19 TENDER YOUNG PLUMP - FRESH - Bocks - Wings - N.cka Aftoched QUARTERED69 CHICKENS69 Buft Roasts Buft Chops 79, MEATY c TENDER 891 lÂcu mm.i.sen$.29 MAME LEAF - WEE0 PICKEIO CIIOVAC %-* Cottae RouIs 1.1 98b MAKI fflF 120Z PACKAGE LUNCH MEATS 210ZY.3 4-PACK UNIT BOCEN.LNON Cui.f sl<>9 PICAII A IMENTO 1 C £ SmmPyS -PRlE 1102PACKAGE MAC A CI4EXSE 7 gef prkMiedsuffle lb 83c Ch S 9 B..f~~~~~& £Pr ld- o PACKAGE(Oa uw 7 SW¶4UTE FRY STrRIPS .Si. PUISA CII?. aACKS Off FUChieRAKSen Chicken Legts 95. good sports who participated in the Winter Carnival held at iroquois Park Arena last weekend. The Brooklin Public School chitdren won many awards and provided their competitors with fierce but dlean competition. The Anderson C.V.l boys played a superb hockey game both on Saturday and Sunday night winning the gold med.al with a hard won overtime goal. Several teamn members were from Brooklin and they played very weti. The Group '74 Arts and Crafts Centre will not be pre- senting a spring crafts programn this year. They are currently planning an ambitious fal programi with both new and oid crafts. Croup '74 would be interested in hearing from people who would be witling to teach decoupage and tole painting. There is great interest in these two areas and experienced teachers are required. Please cati 655-4536 if you are interested. Thlere will be an Arts and Crafts Operi House next September - watch for information on this later. Croup '74 are witling to offer sponsorship to any local childrens' sports team. Appli- cations for the sponsorship may be directed to Croup '74, Box 99, Brooklin. St. Thomas' Anglican Church in Brooklin will be holding special open house services on Wednesdays at 8 p. m. during Lent. The congregation and pastor extend an invitation to the co mmunity. -A warmn wetcomne awaits you. A reminder to Dulîam Trait Riders Snowmobile Club members that the next meet- ing is Sunday March 6th at 8 p. m. Cail 655-4422 for information.- Have a good week. Val 655-4317. Editors Quoe Book 1 thmnk that 1 think; therefore, 1 think 1 amn. Ambrose Bierce 1