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PAGE 14, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1981, WHITBY FREE PRESS Corridor Capers By MARY MCEACHERN cail r2-O967wîth ne«s items for ti" column. WHITBY WOMENS INSTITUTE The next meeting of the Whitby's Womens In. stitute wilI be heid at the home of Mrs. E. Noble, 15ý Pine Street in Whitby, on November 25 at 7:30 p.m The topic for the evening will be remembrance Guest and new prospective members wil IbE welcorned. 'k 1BIRTHDAY GREETINGS To Hoppi - Many happy returns to David Hopkins who celebrated his lBth birthday Iast week. After having the pleasurable experience of seeing David ini Anderson's 'The Admirable Crichton', I arn sure hehlas a promising future in the theatre or politics. Ris acting performance is superb 1 To Michele Brown - Birthday greetings to Michele Brown who will celebrate her l8th birthday this week. Many happy returns of the day. Enjoy - don't think about Uic exams only a couple of weeks away. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH Junior Choir Practice - Tuesdays at 4 p.m. Senior Choir Practice - Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. Westminster Bazaar - This Saturday, November 28 from 1 to 4 p.m. in the Church Hall. Contributions to any or ail of the following tables wiii be welcomed -knittîng and sewing, doil clothes, noveities, plants, white elephant, candy, baked goods and tea room. Itesmn for the bazaar may be taken to Uic church Friday evening, preferably between 7 and 9 p.m. or on Saturday. Convenors - Jean Ailan (728-4588) and Grace Brown (728-0417). Come and sing the old hymns. Listen to speciai music by both choir and other artists in a special service of music titis Sunday (November 29) at 7 p.m. Service pianned by the youth choir under the direction of Lynda Davis. WHITBY COMMUNITY CAltE Again, may we remind you that your heip is desperately needed to assist in the Comniunity Care office, driving and heiping the senior citizens of Uic Town of Whitby. Many of the regular volunteers are Society needs rate icrease, Hughes says CONT'D FROM PG. 8 more next year. To put it, therefore, in the simplest terms: if we are to continue to provide the present high level of service to the Towns of Whitby, Ajax and Pickering, we will have to receive more money for our services. If the municipality do flot want to spend money in titis way, that is their decision. In that event, the service will have to be provided in some other way. We understand that the municipalities are considering asking pri- vate individuals to ten- der for this sort of ser- vice. Nothing could be more retrograde or un- desirable. Private "dog- catchers depend heavily on the sale of animais for researchi in order to Bridge resuits The following are the results from last wcek's play at tie Whitby Duplicate Bridge Club. North and South: Mr. and Mrs. -Hugli Baker, 123; Mr. and Mrs. Har- vey Winter, 122; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cun- lisse, 113; and, Mrs. P.N. Spratt 'and Mrs. Donald Wilson, i11/2. East and West: Mrs. Pat Hensley and Mrs. Mamnie Carr, 121; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barker, 119; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wharrie, 1161/2; and, Mrs. Douglas Henderson and Mrs. Bruce McColl, 112. **Scoop youI owf and save** ~ UP T030% SAVINGS* Special Cocoa Powder 2.19 lb. Salted Peanuts 1.99 lb. Glace Cherries 1.79 lb. sàAVE2wAYs" .r' WO MTL u aM oY Ii- -11141Moe SPk MPOIfI driving extra hours, your assistance wouid be very rnuch appreciated. Please give Marie a cail at 6W8- 6223 and offer an hour a week to heip over the busy Also open Monday Christmas season. cIo..dMSw"as .Ope Old Tyme Xmas Ifst . s Whitby Arts will be Olde Tyme Christmas to walk. holding its annual Olde off crs a wide selection S h o Tyme Christmas at Uic of Christmas gift ideas Salkwhy flot Station Gallery, Witby, Everyone is welcome. J akt ok IIID SI.-W- . 1Il allow themn to reduce the cost to the municipality. We don't believe that the animal owners of Whitby, Ajax and Pickering want their pets to be used for research. The Ontario Humane Society has flot, does not, and I am sure, neyer will release an animal alive for resear- ch purposes. We hope that if any tender 18 cabased on satisfying and compiy- ing with the present agreement with the Canadian Union, of Public Empioyees. The Ontario Humane 'Society wants to con- tinue to provide thc ful range of humane ser- vices, as weil as animal control, to the Whitby, Ajax and Pickering Region. Remember only the Ontario Humane Society can provide humane ser- vices. What we are talk- ing about, therefore, is whether or not the general public wants to retain the work of the Ontario Humane Society in Durham Region. It is as simple as that. EDITOR'S NOTE: Mr. Hughes lu the executive vice-president of the On- tario Humane Society. ANNOIXNCEMENTS RECEPTION CARDS INVTATIONS THANK YOU CARDS PRNTN 'm iHrvo now ta Xmas J M'i $ Tu e.,s, Thur., 1981 WITH 14.,2% GMAC FINANCING AND THE SALES TAX REBATE YOU MAY NEVER BUY AND FINANCE A NEW VEHICLE FOR LESS! ENDS NOVEMBER 28th, 1981 WHITBY 668-3304 Thickson Rd. & Hwy. 2 I M t. i vsswsl lt/tPv& cit vs zs