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PAGE 2, WED'NESDAY, MARCH 5, 1975, WHITBY FREE PRESS Des Resign Regional Councllor Des Newman resigned last Wed- nesday as chairnian of the region's management com- mittee durinig a closed door meeting. Thie meeting was called to discuss the Kellogg and Stev- enson report on management and non-union salaries. Contrary to his normal closed door policy, Council- lor Newman tojok an oppusi- tioni stand to a inove to lhold the meeting in camnera.* Thursday muorning, Coun- cillor Newman said h is resig- nation resulted iromî an incomne recession inovC by regional council, wlîereby, lie teit coniitte mcilibers ended up fii a stuationi thzit abused a niumber t-of* staIf. He said niany people wverc nul reasonably î'ecogtizted witIî the prjMlstŽd level uf* Keep in touch with your communityt Watch Cablecast 6 - your own Award Winning Local Program Channel. 668m9331 pine ridge cable tviimited 143 Brook St. South Whitby. salary charges performance. 1t1 r their Cou nellur Newmnan said lic will nut reconsider his resignation unless council is pepared to review the posi- t ion in a far more intelligent Followig passing ut' flie hy-lamw, Counicillur Newman preselnted Iis resîgnation. Library Schedule The March sehedulc for the Whitby Publie Library hias niuchi to utier for the young people. .Story lhours \vilI bc hetd on Saturdays frot 10:30 tu 11:30 a.mi. During Mari., story hour will fcxîîure spring stories and crafts. On March 8, there will be some old favorite puppet plays. On March 15, Irisl stories and during craft tinue there will be St. Patrick's Day crafts. On March 22, Easter stor- ies will be told and there will be holiday crafts. March 29, a special puppet play, 'Hansel and Gretel' wil be featured. They will have two perfor- mances on Easter Saturday at 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. The present session of the pre-school story hours ends on March 1l for the Tuesday group and March 13 for the Thursday group. Registration for the next session will take place during the week ut' Nfiard ch -4 and thlis nlew sewssioni VilIbegin April 8.and Io0. Dufi lg sping School hbreak tho folltîwilig pi ogiatins h ave becen phnne d foi' Chili.en. MIl pi %ranî s wvlIl bgm 2:3 p.îmn. inthe jiiograi ruoniM c iidziy , March 1 7, filins; wedlesclav. march 19, Mr. J. FowlsICS ruin th C Ontario Science ('entre will entertain the elîdren %with a prograni entitled "Seeing and Hearing". There will be expeniments in sound and 1lîit. Fîiday, Mardi 21, there vill be films. The "Y" programs at dhe the library feature "Peek into the past" on Mondays. 7-9 p.m. and Crewel Knitting, Thursdays 7-9 p.m. Anyone interested in form- ing a book discussion group is to meet at the library and tu get in touch with die librarian. A club for children in grades four to six in the pro- HORI ONS *15 TV hnes (12 fuit time, 3 part time) o *More than per month z lé' o oe é C>m» ___________________________________Il- POWER HUMIDIFIER SWAITuSKUTTLE 90'S Power Humidifier INSTALLED J SPECIAL $95,00 1976 Notion Rd, Pickering, Ont., 683-8101 (293-6221) Durham Gas Sales& Service 250 Movies1 granin rouin on Mondays t rom 44:00 lu 5:00 p.nî. Everybody ls welcoine to juin for crafts drainîa, ad pocîiy. Thliîbrary is Instituting a "l3uuks-by -Mail" prograrn desig med lu brîng library soer ic t o those who are un- ble Io take advantage of library service. Buoks-by- Mail will provide service to thuse wh o requcst it. Registration will be accepted on the basis of distance from the library. The Library lias received new films such as "Ask a pol- iceman", "Genevieve" and ma.ny more. There are also new books available. First B*ishop You are inviîed to meet and hear the first elected, Bishop for the Canadian Free Methodist Chu.rch, the' Rev. Donald Bastian furmerly from Estevan, Saska tchewan at the Rossland Ruad East Free leîhodist Chu rch. Whit- by. tomorrow at 8p.mi, Everyune is invited to attend. Lunch will be served following the meeting and a ime of fcllowship tor aIl. TRAVEL AGENCY OPENS Mayor Des Newman eut the ribbon Monday afternoon officially opening Russell Travel at 116 Brock Street South. Proprietors AI and Linda Russell gave a helping hand with the ribbon. Free Press Photo THE WHITBV FREE PRESS (Voice of the County Town) Hometown paper of WhÎtby, Brookiin, Myrtie and Ashburn also serving Ajax and Pickering. Serving over 27,000 readers. Published every Wednesday by Whitby Free Press Imc. Brunio Harilaid, President Located at: trhe Free Press Building 1 21 Brock Street North Whitby, Ontario SUBSCRIPTION (BY MAIL> $10.00 YEARLY MAIL: Box 206, WhitbY PHONE: 668-6111 TORONTO LINE: 282-1004 MAI LING PERMIT NUMBER 2941 -en Population Densilty Dear Mike; A recent newspaper article reported that our mayor is concerned with population density. What a relief to think lie flnaiiy putting people first. 7ze, article further staied that Mr. Newman feared the proposed population increase of 46,000 would give' (Cour- tice too mue/z politi cal leaver- age in the you ng region. lVhlitby 's officiai plan pro- poses J100,000 but fortunate- iy that won 't affect the region 's balance of power. In Une witlh the mayor's immediate plans fgr Whitbv is a proposed population of 4,600 frorn the present 41S in the smail area bounded by the Oshawa/JVhitby town Uine on the east, Dundas on the North, Burns Street extension (proposed) on the South and Thickson Road on the West. However such an increase will tuot affect the serene environment Of Whit'by so if must be 'reason- able, warranted and necessary' for thec poificians that is! I personally found if com- forting to know that Mr. Newman does indeed recog- nize the schizephrenic affect of rapid growih s50iwe may now ail rest assured that the WVlitby ive al know and love wiil continue to follow a course of natural develop- ment in spite of impos't fees, which have such immediate appeal but such long term consequences.! Yours sincerely, Mrs. M Ma/oros 128 Broadview A ve. hIfftby, Ontario Select from more than 1,000 shows per iweek MANAGING EDITOR/PUBLISHER - Mike Burgess ASSISTANT EDITOR - Blake Purdy CONTRIBUTING EDITOR - Jîm Quail PRODUCTION MANAGER - Marj Burgess STAFF ARTIST - Sharon Benson DISPLAY ADVERTISING MANAGER - Robin Lyon CLASSIF IED AD MANAGER - Shelley Crowley NEW IN TOWN EMPIRE DRI VING SCHOOL 668-8365 Reasonable Rates Special for under age 18 Day or Evening appointments available 1 1