rCorridor.. w C ap WHITBY THEATRE COMPANY Whitby Theatre Company is presenting the final play for the 1978-1979 season. A colourful drama, "Conduct Unbecoming" of an incident involving British Officers stationed in India in the late eighteen eighties. Performances are being held at the Centennial Building Centre Street on the following dates, April 18, 19, 20, 21 and 22 at 8 p.m. Special performance April 17 for Senior Citizens, 7:30 p.rn. Free admission. A special fund-raising performance for the new lighting and sound equipment will be held April 22 at 8 p.m. Tickets are on sale at Middleton's Stationary, Dundas Street, West, Whitby or at the door. Anyone in the Corridor Area, (Anderson St. to the Oshawa-Whitby Town Line and from Taunton Rd. to the lake) who is interested in dining at the Swiss Chalet and then having an entertaining evening at the Whitby Theatre April 22, for as little as $6.50 and up, cal 725-9404 to be included in a group reservation.( CASINO NIGHT Another fund-raising project will be Casino Night April 14 at 7:30 p.m. at the Centennial Building. Games of chance, floor show, bar and refreshments. Admission is $1 pt the door. Eighteen years of age and over only. DURHAM REGION P.C. LADIES ASSOCIATION Spring luncheon, Tuesday, April 24, 12:30 p.m. at the Brooklin United Church. Jean Pigott, Ottawa Carlton will be the guest speaker. Tickets are $5 per person. Please call Mary McEachern, 725-8967. DEBATING CLUB - CONGRATULATIONS FRED Fred Horne came second, missing first place by 1.5 points in the Ontario Student Debating Championship at Western in London. He goes on to the Canadian Championships from May 5 to 12 in St. John, New Brunswick. Fred is from the Corridor, Area and we all wish him the best in May. You can do it Fred ! Crystal Wedges also from the Corridor Area, head of the Debating Club went to Ottawa in March to the Forum for Young Canadians. The students attend Parliament and learn Parliamentry Proceedures. Students from ail over Ontario attend these forums. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH A special invitation is extended to all to attend our Good Friday Service at Il a.m. Friday 13. Let lus join together for one hour to remember the..Crucifixation an-d -hê -Cross. The Easter Services on Sunday, April 15 is the annual morning service at 7:30 a.m. followed by Easter breakfast in the Church Hall. Regular Easter worship is at il a.m. CANADA'S NATIONAL DEBT When we talk about National Debts we often forget the Provincial & Municipal debts and their huge increases at local levels. We ignore the Provincial picture as a wholeand lump ail their administrative holocosts financially in one bag and dump it as a portrayal of the National Debts when in fact the Federal picture is not adjudicated in this manner. In other words to sum up - just compare the Provincial Regional debts of Ontario with the National Federal Govern- ment debts. Compare the following figures and note that Canada comes out pretty well to say the least. Canada's debt per capita is the lowest of the following countries. The.Netherlands has the highest. National Debts: 1. Canada 2. Finland 3. Japan 4. Sweden 5. U.S.A. 6. Belgium 7. Netherlands Germany's not calculated at this time. Many municipal and provincial governments are at a loss as how to explain why their debts are in some cases double the federal debt. Our National Debt has shrunk from 71 per cent to 18.09 per cent in the past28years. G.N.P. statistics show that Provincial and Municipal governments have increased their figures more than the Federal Government. More to come next week, from Statistics Canada. Ruth Chambers, 728-2103. Ampleford is most valuable player The Whitby Iroquois Sen- Steve Lyon and Ron Hawk- ior A hockey team is out of shaw of Whitby were named the playoffs, but some of its to the second all-star team at members have received high defence and left wing. honors in- the Canadian National Hockey League. -Whitby's Tim Ampleford has beefr named the most valuable player in- the league. He was the league's top scorer in 1978-79 and was also placed at centre on the league's first all-star team. Another first team all-star is Iraciois player-coach Larry Mavety on defense. WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1979 PAGE 5 Four months in jail for-fraud and breakmi A Whitbïy service station empioyee who collected cash from the tili by falsifying charges on customers' credit cards has been-sentenced to four months in jail. Judge Norman Edmiond- son sentenced Kevin John Bissell, 17, of Garden Street, on charges of committing fraud over $200, breaking and entering, and making an attempted break-in. The accused had been in custody for three weeks. The court was told that Bissell, while a service sta- tion employee, held on to customers' credit cards and used them to make up false purchases, pocketing cash from the tili. The breaking and entering charges involved incidents at an optical store in the Whitby Mall last September and October. For fraud conviction, Bis- sell was given three months in jail. The breaking and entering resulted in an addi- tional month, and the attempted break and enter netted a concurrent sentence of one month. The court was told Bissell had three previous convic- tions for breaking and enter- ing as well as other criminal convictions. Co-op officers elected On March 18, East Whitby Co-operative Homes held its second Annual Meeting and Elections in All Saints Angli- can Church Hall, in Whitby. The new Board of Direc- tors, composed of ten Co-op members, were chosen for the year 1979-80. The Board Executive con- sists of George-Einnie as President, Pam Dawson as Vice-President, Nina Nyen- huis as Secretary. and Art huis as Secretary. and Art Whitby. - I Collins as Treasurer. The following were elected as Directors, Dave Halton, Dave Brodhagen, Steve Nichols, John Gow, Herb Harris, and Jim Gaudet; with John Leslie being elected Associate Director. East Whitby Co-operative Homes is a non-profit Co- operative housing projeci situated on Manning Road and Anderson Street, in Whitby. 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