WHITBY FREE PR~ESS, WEDNESDAY' OCTOBER 18, 1978, PAGE 9 di ~Sidewalk -work ..begins 'l amn glad we finally have some sidewalkprogrammes in motion,' Mayor Jim Garfshore said at a recent council meeting. The Council has approved the construction of asidewalk on the east side of Byron Street north from Walnut Street f0 Chestnut street and on the west side of Centre street north from Dundas streef f0 Mary Street. In the Brooklin area a sidewalk will be constructed on the east side of Princess street, from Winchester Street to Cassels Road. The sidewalk programme did not go through without some objections fromn the residents on Byron street north. The Operations Commit tee reported that the problems concerned drainage rather than with the condition of the, sidewalks now ini use. The solution to the problem would be the reconstruction of Byron Street f0 an urban standard with stornrsewers and curli and gutters would eliminate the drainage problem a report stated. It was poinfed ouf the new sidewalk was designed f0 fit in wifh the idea of bringing Byron Street north up to urban standards. That is the reason the new location for the present sidewaik and grades were clinsen. The -, Comniiffee recommnended that between Mary Street and Walnuf Street the sidewalks be nof replaced and thaf the 'recon- struction of this street (Byron) be considered in the near future.' POLISH. CANADIANS BY KURELEKs Norm.Cafik, Mifister of Harnilton, was*opened by MT. Cafik on Oct. 6, and continueý State for Multiculturalism, discusses one of famed Canadian through Oct. 29. The painting being examined is 'Immigrant, artist William -Kurelek's works at* the Whiitby Arts Station in a Toronto Boarding gtouse,' a mixed media on masonite Gallery, with Whitby Arts Program Chairman Karen Caspeil painted by Kurelek shortly before bis deaf h in Novembel and Glen Cumminig, Director of the Art Gallery of Hamilton. 1977.The theme of the exhibition is 'The Poiish Canadians. The exhibition. which was arranged through the Art Gallery of- Whitby Iroquoits*ti*eU. of T. Blues 6-6 1s NEW - USED D - RECONDITIONED EQUIPMENT for 0 Food Stores * Butchers, etc.< 0 Restaurants *Clubs a Fast Food Operations e Cafeterias 6 Hotals & Delicatessen 10E MAKERS - WALK-IN COOLERSý RiEFRIGERATION a AIR CONDITIONNG EQUIPMENT SALES e SERVICE '0 LEAS'ING BOB IPASS M ECHANICA L CO . '4186- 2 84-,1117- M_________ M DEATHS GORDON EDWARD NOBLE At Dr. J. O. Rud dy General Hospital in Whitbyon Satur- day,ý October 14, -1978, Cordon 'E. Noble (of Whitby),' beloved husband of Eva Mildred Noble, dear father of Stanley, of Ireland, Gene and James prede- ceased. Dear brother of Mrs. A. Cameron (Shirley) of St. Catharines, in his 77th year. Rested at the W.C. Town Funeral Chape], Whitby, for service in the chapel, on Tuesday, October 17, Inter- ment Union Cemetery, Oshawa. Minister Rev. J.A. Roney. 14" desired contributions to the Canadian Cancer Society would ho appreciated. LILY IRENE McKINNEY At Fairview Lodge on Saturday, Oct. 7, 1M7, late of Brooklin, Beloved wife of Dr. John H. McKinney, dear mother of Dr. John McKinney of Napanee. Rested af the Carson Funeral Homne and Chapel, Brooklin. Interinent Grove- side Cemetery. A Rebekah service was held Oct. 8. DOUWE SIBMA At the tJshawa,.£eneral Hospital, affer a lengthy illness, on Th ursday, October 12, 1978, Douwe Sibmna, in bis 51sf year, beloved busband of Wemke Ytsna; dear father of Ruth of London, Anna of Toronto, Walter and Peter of Whitby; dear brother cf Meine (Holland), Mrm. R. Vtsmna (Jeitje), Whitby. Rested af the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whifby, until Monday, October 16, then at the Emmanuel Refcrmed Church, Whit12y, for service. Interment Mount Lawn Cenefery, Whifby. Miister the RBey. L. R. Harvey. If dired cootribu-ticea to the. 4 Canadia Cenco Society, or Ontar0lto Ih r taio w"oe ab aoreltd The Whitby Iroquois Senior A hoekey feam and thîe University of Toronto Blues played fo a 6-6 fie aft an exhibition game Thursday at Iroquois Park./ Tim Ampleford scored two goals for Whitby and had three assilsts. Gary ý4rm- sfrong scored fw.o goals, and Mike Noonan and Dave Wilson each scored one. Noonan had fhree assisfs. The nelct Iroquois game wiii be at Iroquois Park Arena Thursday againsf the C, imbridge Hornets. Without knowingit you could be a> tw!n-,off. Ioyualways take a bath, instead of a shower which uses less pow~er? Do you I a lktd full to make a single, cup? '1ùrn on the washing machine for just a few things? Leave the TV on when no oneès watching And do yu often foret to turn off thç porch light even though evu"nes home in bed? Any of these thoughtles litde habits can make you a turn-offi Because waste of elecricity like anything that everybo reall needs can turn ANeOplff. Wouldnt you radier tum off a Iigbt bulb than tumn off a fiend? libink about how you use éectricity. Wasdngeetliytwspol lismeuqe es bru to you by ym wH>*uoo efulffof peq*Ie c NOTICE TO RESIDENTS 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY REVISION 0F LISI 0OF PERSONS ENTUTLED TO DIRECT TAXES FOR'SCHOOL SUPPORT PURPOSES Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to Section 23 of The Assessment' Act, the Assessment Commissioner has delivered te the Clerk-Administrator, a list showing the school support of every inhabitant in the Town who is entitled to direct taxes to the Public School Board or the Separate School Boarti for the year 1979. 1 hereby cail upon ail persons who are qualified to direct taxes for school support purposes to examine fthe list and take immediate proceedings f0o correct any errors or omissions therein. Ail persons who are owners, joint owners, tenants and joint tenants are qualified to direct taxes for sehool support purposes. A person or bis authorized agent may apply to the Cier.k.Administrator of the.Town of Whitby to have bis name included in the list, or to, have the information contained therein corrected if if is in error. Every person appiying te have an error corrected or bis name included in the 1sf, shal sign an application in the prescribed forr n n which allich information shall be sufficiently filed in. VOUR TAXES FOR SCHOOL SUPPORT PURPOSES MUST DE DIRECTED TO THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SYSTEM 0F YOUR CHOICE TO ALLOW YOUR CHILD TO ATTEND WITHOUT PAYMENT OF AN ADDITIONAL FEE Ibe Iist for the Town of Whitby wiIl be posted on October I8th, 197 in my office at the Municipal BuWilding, 575 Rossland Road East, and may be exaniined during normal business hours, 9:00 a.m. f0 5:00 p.m., Monday te Friday commencing on October l9th and ending on October 27th, 1978. Thie Iast date for filing applications is October 2lth, 1978. Wm. H. Walace, A.M.C.T., C.M.C., Clerk-Administrator, Trhe Corporation of the Town of Whitby, 575 Rossland Itoad Ea.st, Wbltby, Ontario.