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PAGE 6, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1977, WI-ITBY FREE1 Br~k1in ~. Byines Not too much news this week, however 1 did find-out who won the Kinsr-nen Public Speaking Night contest. It TOWN 0F WHITBY 1977 INTERIMTAX NOTICE FIRST INSTALMENT The first payment of taxes for 1977 is due and payable February 15, 1977. If payment is flot received by the due date, penalty t the rate of 1% per month will be charged on the overdue balance. Taxes may be paid at any Whitby Bank without bank collection charges or at the Municipal Office, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. Gail Empey, Tex Gollector, Town of Whitby. PRESS wais Bill Fraser, who presentcd an intcresting speech about the Kinsînen. Congratulations Mr, Fraser we wish you well when yoii-compete at the ncxt level. The Brookîja KiKnsmen are having a dance this Saturday in the Regal Room of the Centennial Building in Whitby. Tickets are available ùemr local Kinsmnen. This week is your last chance to buy tickets for the 1-Home Entertainment Centre being offered by Kitiien of our area. You may have seen tickets on sale at local stores. The winning ticket will be drawn at, this Saturday's dance so be sure to buy yours this week! The Great Pine Ridge debating tournarnent held at Anderson Collegiate last Saturday saw the trophy for the best debating teamn awarded to - yes, the Anderson team! Apparently this highly. coveted prize is usually won by private sehool tearns who give first-rate presentations. However, this year Anderson was judged as the best. A team composed of the very best individual debaters (one only froni each school) will compete at MeMaster University later this month for the provincial trophy. Brooklin's own Elizabeth Greaves will represent Anderson. Keep up the good work Liz. We have heard fromi the Brooklin Broombaîl team and it seems that they are having one terrifie season. They have won fîfteen games, had eight shutouts and seven of their players are in the top ten scorers of the league. The league eonsists of six teains from Brooklin, Port Perry and nearby small communities. They play every Sunday in the new Port Perry arena - that must be why we hear so little about them. Too bad they eouldn't play in Brooklin some time; that garne can be great fun to watch. Are you tired of spending boring evenings at homne doing nothing - well have you thought about going down to Iroquois Park for a swim. lt's eheap, it's fun, it's great exereise - the pool is warm and neyer erowded if you go .1ater in the evening. You say that it's too eold for this r - - BROWN'eS BROOKLINI ONTARIO PHONE 655-452 STORHOURS NORTH WHUTBY OPEN SIX IDAYS A WEEK AT DIÉRY AT 8:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. NOMINAL3 RI EXCEPT THURS & FR1 CHARGE 3BIG DAYS NIGHTS 'TIL 9 pm Thursday Feb. 10 to Sat. 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Val 655-4317 Friday, February 11 - Euechre, at Ashburn Conirnunity Centre, 8 p.rn. Lunch will be served. Friday, February 11 - Brooklin Legion offers Commun- ity Bingo at 8:30 p.m. All interested aduits weleorne. Saturday, February 12 - Scouts paper drive day- please have securely tied bundles out before 9 a.mi. Saturday, February 12 - Brookiin Kinsmen dance -Centennial Building, Whitby, 8 p.m. Wednesd.ay, February 16 - Brooklin Women's Institute meet, 2 p.m. at Brooklin Community Centre. Whitby sehools to be used for Feb. 18 activity day events on the Durham Region teachers' Professional Activity Day Feb. 18 are being held in Oshawa, some workshops are taking place in Whitby sehools. At 'Henry Street High Sehool there will be a discus- sion on theft from sehool libraries, including a presenta- a eompany that supplys seeurity systems for libraries. At the Whitby Senior Publie Sehool on Garden Street, there wili be a.,gym- nastie elinie on basic and advaneed skills for teachers of grades 7 to 13. Coaching techniques, spotting skiils, physical preparation and skill progressions wili be eovered. This workshop is offered by the Durham Elementary - Teachers' Association. Guest speakers from several universities wili be at Henry StreetHigh Sehool to discuss recent developments in biology, and a workshop on chemistry will also be held at this sehool. This seminar is intended - to provide new ideas and direction through audio-visual aids, and xiii include a panel discussion. There will also be a work- shop of physies at H-enry Hîgbl, featuring demnonstra- tions that can be uised at the secondary level. 70%q of residents return readings Su far about 70 per cent of the residents of the Region of Durham have returned the miail-mn water mecter readings which were requested as of Dec. 31. Finance Comnmissioner J. L. Gartley reports that 68 per cent of Whitby residents have returned the forms and 83 per cent of Brooldin residents. Out of 5,741 customners, in Whitby, 3,934 have retumed their readings, and out o f480 Brooklin eustomners, 400 have returned their cards. Noise barriers Dr. Charles Godfrey, MPP for Durham West, reports that James Snow, Minister of Transportation and Commun- ications, has agreed to try to get noise barriers plaeed along Highway 401 between Ajax and Oshawa. Dr. Godfrey stated that in August 1976, Mr. Snow said there were no plans to include noise barriers, but with an increasing number of cor- plaints,, he reported in October that areas for such barriers had been established and construction would await a Cabinet decision. In Decemnber, Mr. Snow informed Dr. Godfrey that he recognized the existing levelrs40noson the higayrl E ,ER L CRN~ matter and has asked Mr. __-.Snow.Jo convince-the Cabinet ~ m-aub WVU~C-of-theN*àeeuea an a.-u, - FOODMASTE.R