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PAGE 10. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1980, WHITBY FREE PRESS ______________________________________ Place: Heydenshore Pavillion STime: 8:30 tol:OOp.m. IPrice: $10" per couple. F Prizes, lunch and bar priviieges. %-AuFFIUI>r Capers By MARY MCEACHERN Scouts Paper Drive The Scouts and cubs coliected papers in the Corridor area last Saturday. It appears that our papers will again be pickedý up the second Saturday of each month. If this arrangement is to be delayed, altered or cancelled, please advise me, so that I may inform the area residents. Capers Bail Saturday, October the lBth wiIt bè the next Capers Bail. Tickets have been distributed among executive members, so cail any one of them and they wiil reserve your table. Pssst. -. Want to buy ai Raibbit ? Thou Shaît Not Steal We WiII Give You a... DEAL COMPETITIVE LEASING AVAILABLE McALIiSTERýS Proudly Presents 1> The -mi Customn Cover Sale SAVE 25 % The Custom Cover Sale is a time you may pick any Barry- more Sofa, Loveseat or Chair in any Barrymore Fabric and Save 25% off the Regular Price. ALSO At this time you can oaundo 35%Lin sav EnUp o 35% in Sale. Choose from any Barrymore Sofa, Loveseat & Chair. Cover in any of over i1QO discontinuing fabrios and save up to 35%. Savlngs Like Theso Shoutd Be Take Advantage 0f! McALLISqWTERS 70 Rossland Rd. W. Oshawa (416) 576-6465 UJ CATCH TED WATSON'S STRAWBERRY EXPRESS PICK YOUR OWN -nu NEW CROP REPORTS phone 623-7252 24 hrs. aday and get a prerecorded crop starting date and picking conditions, plus other crop information ALL TO SERVE YOU BETTER! Smnail Trees - No Ladders FREE WAGÔN RIDES 1eave a wagon ride when avallable, for your conveillence and enjoyment. HOU RS: Mon. and Fri. 1: 30 - 5:30 p.m. Sat. , Sun-. and Thanksglvlng 9 a.m. - 5:30 p. m. KIDS PLAYGROUND We have a playground just for the kids so bring them along for some fun. .0,OmwàRM FRESH1 y y FAR ,1C bM- _r municipal service. At that meeting, it was ciearly pointed out that by establishlng a cost, It did flot lock Council into a firm decision. A later vote to impiement the service would have to be taken. A later vote was taken, but as I sta ted, I dld not at- tend that particuair meeting. However, the municipal transit system Is not the issue. Lack of hlgh school transportation la the real problem. To ex- pect the higb achool students to finance a municipal system they did flot need, is ludlcious. Sureiy the schooi board, town fathers and parents couid work toward a satisfactory solution to the imminent problem. Have a good week. Cati 725-8967 with news items for the column. - Evans fights yello w pages Westminlater United Church Thursday, 7:30 - Choir practice. Anyone wishing to par- ticipate la invited to attend. Sunday School Teachers Sunday achool teachers are desperateiy needed. This year it is planned to divide the duties into three month ternis. Your services would be required for September, October and November. If you are able to give assistance, please contact Helen Joynt. Dates to remember-Westminister United Church September 28-Sunday Schooi Rally October 5-World Communion Sunday October 12-Thanksgiving Sunday. Whitby Theatre Company Pre-Season show - The Whitby Theatre Company is presen- ting a lively musical comedy '40 's radio Hour' from September 22 to 27, at the Centenniai Building. A nostalgia fun show, con- sisting of songs from the '4's. Tickets are available at Mid- dieston's Book Store. High School Bus Transportation High school students are stili without adequate bus tran- sportation. The town bus system la not the answer to the problem. At the last Corridor Ratepayers excecutive meeting, area residents attended and outlined many of their concerna. It was decided to hold a general public meeting within the next two to three weeks to obtain the public's views. More details as to the time and place of the meeting will be available next week. RE: Editors Note Last week, an enlightening editor's note appeared at the bot- tom of the Capers Coiumn. The portion of the article to which the editor's note refera is:- "Towns fathers in their wisdom, have created a monstrous probiem. We can ail thank coun- cillora Bugelli, Attersiey, Drumm and Evans, proponents of the municipal system, for our chiidren's deillema. " No where in the column, did it state who did, or did not vote for the impiementatiori of a public transit system. Many of the Council meetings I attended, but I was not present when the final vote was taken, hence - no reference. I was, however, present at the Council meeting when Regional Councillor Gerry Emm cast a fifth vote to determine the cost of a BARRY EVANS Gerry Emm defended Bell. He said that Bell is "Doing alot for this country." Marline Veater, district manager for Bell said that a feasibility study la belng done. The resuits of that study should be resdy by the end of the year. McDonald's MD carnival a success The Whitby outiet of Mc- Donald's Family Restauran- ts with assistance from members of the Whitby Fire Department held .a muscular dystrophy car- nival on the Labor Day weekend. A total of $327.59 was received by the fire depar- tment on behaîf of the Mc- Donaid's staff. This money will be forwarded to the Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada. FDIAL - N -- INSPIRATION Dial 668-1331 and hear a three minute inspirational message by Pastor Immo Oltmanns of the E mranuelchurch at 401 Rossland Road W. in Whi'tby POLICE AUCTION DURHAM REGIONAL POLICE FORCE 77 Centre St. North. Oshawa. Ontarlo SATU RDAY, September 20th, 1980 Sale Starts 10:00 A. M. By Public Auction Whereas no0 daims have been made by the owner ai th. property In posseasion of the Durham Regional Police Force, b½oy reason of havlng been atolen from its owner, or by reason of havlng been found abandoned In a public place and the Force la uneble 10 ascertain lia rightiul owner. Furher that the»e articlea have been held mote than the 3 monthe requlred. Articles for auction are as toliows: Bicycles and miscellaneous items. Sale to be held on the ramp on the south aide of the Durham Reglonal Police Headquarters. TERMS: CASH Jon M. JenkIns, Chief of Police Whitby Town Council la once again trying to per- suade Ma Bell to include the 'area east of Thickson Road in it's yellow pages. People who now live in that ares are receiving a phone book with listing for Oshawa, Biackstock and Port Perry in it's yellow pages and none for Whitby. Centre Ward Councillor Barry Evans calied the overlooking of the eastern 10 per cent of the town ar- bitrary and unfair to Whitby businesses. Bell's cdaim that Whitby businesses must advertise in Oshawa yellow pages in un- true, said Evans. "If we aiiow this we might as well allow Oshawa to an- nex that part of town,11 said Evans. His motion for couhcil to approach Bell- received unanimous support froni council, although councillor 1