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Pag e 4, Thursdayy January l3th, 1972,, WHITBY FREE PRESS OPENING ADDRESS CONTINUED from Page 3 The theatre proposai, which incl udes classes in acting, stage craft and thea- tre appreciationJ is to be undertaken on on an eight week basis dur ing the sum- me r in the John A. MacDonald theatre in the Centennial Centre. Th e f inanci al support he will1 seek f r om c ouncil1 wil11 be modest the mayor said no t referring to any specific amn- oun t. T he t ra ditional gathering was flot without a note of humour as the audience w as b rought to laughter on occasions suc h as the one taken advantage of by C o uncil11or K.C. Hobbs when hesa id:; "IWhen looking across the table at Heber Down during the past year 1 sometimes wvondered if he were sleeping. But when i tcomes to the north ward, you can be t your boots that old Heber isnit sleep- ing!" CHINESE FOODSI CAtI THE S il?> 10% Pick 116 0 NUGi~IT 668-1021 "'EAJ BETTER FOR LESS"I OFF on FREE Home Delivery Up orders FaSt Take Out Service SUNLIGHT RESTAURANT WUNUAS ST. W. AMPLE PARKING AT REAR DEPUTY REEV E PROBES WHITBY'S $1,500 MEMBERSHIP IN METRO'S INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION! Failed to get counicil 'suppo rt Thefirstcouncil debate for 72, fol- lowing council's open address on Mon- day night was waged over Whitby's $1, 50O0 membership in the Toronto Indus- trial Commission. The debate began when Deputy Reeve John Goodwin questioned the member- shipis t r ue worth as counci 1 was dec- i ding the disposition of an invitation from the metro commission to have the Wh itby industrial commissioner attend its annual meeting. Ilarn not sure that the move to re- new aur membership this year is in the b e st in t erest of the town, I said Mr. Goodwin, and I have yet to see the re- suit of the $1, 500 expenditure." T he D epu t y-Reeve indicated that hed alw a ys t h ought Whi tby tobe in industril competition with metro. IlIf we r e ta inh th e membership for 1970î1have no doubt that the $le500 w ii1i be well1 spent,"I chaillenged Coun- cillor Robert Attersley. Councillor Attersley's views were shared by Reeve Tom Edwards who re- minded counci I that he ai so had no doubts of the potential benefits in belonging to such an association. On a motion from Councillor Atter- sley, seconded by Reeve Tom Edwards, the $1, 500Whitby membership wiIl be retained and the Industrial Commiss- ioner wiIl attend the annual meeting. The clerk noted Mr. Goodwin-s op- posi tion. Councillor and citizen appointments Ito the vanlous boards and cammittees in the Tawn of Whitby were authorized by a caou nc il1 byl aw an Monday night, and letters to advise new members af their p o sitions wil11 be forthcaming from the clerk's affice ta the fol Iowing: Town of Whitby Planning Board Town af Whitby Planning Board: Dep- uty Reeve J. G. Gaodwin as Mayar New- man's designate, Cauncillr K.C. Hobbs, CouncillarFR.R. White and Cauncillor J.R. Musselman. Ci tizen members ta the tawn planning b oa rd are Mr. J. Crittenden, Mr. G. Schaar and Mr. H. SIlichter. Ontario Joint Planning Board Appointed to the Ontario Joint Plan- n î n g Board for a term of one year are t he f oll1ow ing: Mayor D. G. Newman , Council11or R. Whi te and Mr. F. Sturch. Ontario Regional Developinent Council Mayor Newman and James Cane were a ppo int ed to represent Whi tby at the Central Ontario Regional Deveiopment Council. Gaine Preserve Committee Cauncil1lor R. White, Mr. F. Ashton, M r. C. Braughtan, Mr. T. Henstock, M r. J. Husband, Mr. S. Rutherford anddJ. Val e were appointed ta the Game Preserve Committee. Committee of Adjustinent Mr. D. \NI. McQuay was appainted ta the Committee af Adjustment until Jan- uary lst, 1975. Public Library Board C o unc ill1ar Heber Down, as Mayor Newmants designate will sitwvith Mr. R. E. Henderson an the Public Library Board. Central Lake Ont. Conservation Authority Coun. R. White and citizen member Joyce Burns will represent.Whitby on the Central Ontario Conservation Aut- hor ity. VOLKSVYAGEN -The mjsa.dvetitres FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ~ 7/F.iE4h BRAND NEW '72's FROM $2245.0O0 »~Go~oe LARGE SELECTION 0F GOOD RECONDITiONED USED PICKERING CAR CENTRE ITO. Boss.. d. JAX 942-1881 l TUE WIIITY FIEE PRESS Voie# of th.*County 7bwn) Hometown paper of WhitbY, Brooklin, Myrtie and Ashburn. Published every Thursday in and for the people of Whitby. Offices -' 3OlByron St. S. Whitby Mail Box'206. Whitby Phone -668'6111 Pubisher - W.'BilW'Durkee Editor -Judy Durkee Editorial Staff - J. Quai! Display Advertising - Tony Oomen %"%a v01ssified Advertising- Phyllis Millar Circulation'- Barry Schroeder ,4OA/Ue6' VILLA r/,' - ~- - 4-~~Ç~ *~N.~~*" - ~ .'4~j ~ TOWN 'COMMITTEE & BOARD APPOINTMENTS