The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER L..1978. PAGE 3 Wallet stolen from chu.rch, CADETS "HEQUE" The Whitby Sea Cadet Corps benefitted f roin the Canadian Legion's County Town Carnival Draw to the tune of $504 last week. Branch 112 President HenryPerry (front row, -second-from right) presented Sea Cadets iJommanding Officer Capt. Jini VanderEnde with the cheque, as officiais 0f the Legion and Sea Cadets looked on. At left in t he front row is Legion Service Officer Alec Brown, and at right, Sea Cadet Band Officer Jan Askew. In the back row are Master Warrent Officer Reg. McKinnon, P.0.2 Jody Askew, Lt. Sue Hawe, Able Cadet Glen Wallis, and Capt. Grahami Reed. Seven organizations shared the proceeds of the Legion's County Town Carnival draw. Free Press Photo Boutl.es are thrown at cars *A rash of property damage has been reported to the Durhami Regional Police Force. 1t is not the usual type of property damage resulting from car collis ibns but damage caused by beer bottles and objects being thrown out of passing cars, police said. The beer bottle -incidents are not confined to any one area of the Region and are widespread as indi- ca ted by the reports rece ived by the Police last Thursday. Robert Smith of 9 Vipond Street, 3rooklin was north- Industrial basketbali is popular The Durham kegion YMCA's Men's- Industrial Basketball League has now completed four weeks of exciting basketball. It's a recreationally competitive league which stresses, fun and enjoyment. Men of ail agesý are staying fit and having fun at the same time. The tweive-team league has been a success thus far and everyone partic- ipating is enjoying it to the fullest. There are still a limited number 0f places open for those who are interested. Games are at' Henry Street High Sehool. Registration can also be taken at the Durham Region Famuly YMCA, 416 Centre Street South. Cail 668-6868for more information. 0F r-CANADA ý2V9 OEAE ROYAL s59 PRMfIER lI189,95 SUPRME $249?5 ,AL. PAINT WORk SUARATEED s)" mf$ motwatet, à àm h6 0 &W 8 bound on Highway 12 when 'an unknown object was thrown at his car.' The object struc k the car doing minor damnage. The same thing happêned to William Linington of Port Perry as he was northbound on Highway 12 just north of Whitby. Minor damage was done to his car, Police report. Horst Leehmann of R.R. 3 Port Perry was northbound in the Columbus area when a beer bottie thrown from -a passing car struck his car doing minor damage. Lawrence Beam-ish of R.R. 2 Seagi ave was travelling near Columbus when occu- pants of a passing car threw a beer bottle at his car. There was minor damage done to the Beamish car. Allan Coates of Prince Albert and Edward Bridge of Port Perry also had* bottles thrown at their cars by. occupants of passing cars, Police said. A tractor owned by Sun- field Landscaping Company, Thornhill, was parked in a, new subdivision near the intersection of Bradlev and Pringle Drive,--Whitby. During the night some of the tractor parts were taken and damage was done to thie tractor, Police said. Clergy eleet Officers At the October meeting of thie Whitby Ministerial Association, the following officers were elected for the coming year: President is the Rev. Dr. Grant Schwartz, Director of Pastoral Counselling at the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital. Vice-President is the Rev. D. McLean, minister of Whitby Pentecostpil Church, Brock Street North,. Secretary is the Rev. E. Stevens, Rector of St. Thomas Anglican Church, Brooklin. Treasurer is the Rev. Keith Elford,* Minister of Whitby Free Methodist Church, Rossland Road. Vrz4evrr ETrOUieî Furniture Stripping &N à i qbNo clip *Unique tanks or flow-ovor causice Proeess REPAIRED- REFINISHED' st MacNeII's Antiques & Upholstéry Olderfumiture& antiques bougt'i & Batd IT PAYS TO HAVE VOUR FURNITUR RE-UPHOISTEREÃ"" 413 Dundas St. E. - WHITOV Bus. 688-5481 Rles. &68-6520 Rosi3 CIISIN lrEa": amudo Umgl* 1»W ACmm au Wi do ea#. . Wo u $mlost- u. i e onyuk*Uw WUt m*a uouuuk de*d On vw bd mulu FREmaumm 8UMACETUE S579-4000 710OWILSON RD.-S. 1 1! OSIIAWAg,ONT. T-~oll1 It seems there is no place that is sacred anymore. The last place one would think of having a purse stolen is in a church, Margaret Webber of 410 Kent street, had gone to St. Mark's United Church to practice some new sacred music selections on the Church organ. She left her purse containing $70 in the choir- room. At the conclu- sion of -the practice session Miss. Webber returned to the Choir Room to discover that her purse had been take'n, Police said. Police also reported a mattress f ire had occured at 2:15 a.rm. on October 24 a t 908 Henry Street. Police said it was caused by carelesS smoking. There was minor damage done as the fire was confined to the mattress, and there was some smoke damage, police said. There were no injuries. Wesley's668-7955 Wo rldof ra vel Inc. SKI!! Smugglers Notch From $10900 'Ou ng185 Brook Street North, *fravWhitby, Ontario TEMPORARY APDRESS: 400 DUNDAS ST. ..W. (above Manchester Credit Union) FOR -ALL YOUR CAR NEEDS NEW & USED SALE SERVICE CAR SALES 9 -9 Mon. PARTS LEASING &DAILY RENTALS -lis: thru Thurs. 9 - 6 Fr1. 9 - 5 Sat. PARTS & SERVICE 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Mon. - Thurs., 9 - 5 Fr1. TOWN 0F WHITBY MUNICIPAL OFFICE CLOS-ED' FRIDAT, NOVEMBER 1OTHR, 1978 Garbage which would normally be picked Up on Friday, Noveniber i10th, 1978, will be collected on Thursday, N1overnber 9th, *1978. Please note that the above does not apply to areas serviced by Groeneveld disposai services. R.A. Kuwahara, -P. Eng., Director of Public Works. aie,