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WHITBY FREE PRESS' , WMEDNSAY, OCIOBER 11, 1978, PAGE 9 Youths arre.stéd for theýft. The owners of orchards' in the Whitby area are having problems with theft of fruit from, trees. Police last Tuesday ar- rested four Ajax youths in the orchard owned by John Kapuscinski, Rossland Road West, Whitby. The four Ajax youths charged with stealing apples are; Edward Wells, 16, 120 Admirai Road, Douglas Shields, 17, 10 Easton Court Michael Van De Broeck, 17 8 Wishbone (Jrescent and Scott Hallet, 17, of 50 Dell Court. They are to appear in Vlhitby Court on October 20 to face the charge of theft. Police report that a Brot- her's Pizza Deliverv van was broken into while it' was parked at 201 White Oaks, Whitby. During the abscence of the van driver, a window was. t'smashed' and two pizzas were taken frorn the vehicle. Police believe the theft oc- cured whule the driver was making a delivery of pizza orders in 'the nearby vicinity.. Police reported last week there was a smnail fire at the Miracle Food Mart, Dundas Street West, in the southern portion of the Store. It was confined to the garbage dis- posai unit of the Mart and arson is niot suspected, Police said. Lt is believed to have been the resuit of some com- bustible materiai overheating in the garbage disposai bin. G. R. Barnes Optical finiT! the.Whithy Mail on Thickson Road south, has been the target o0'f break and enters latcly. The business has been broken. into during late evening hours two days in a row, Durham Regional Police report. The first night eiitry was made through a fire door and $20 was taken from the petty cash box. The second night the entry was made through one of the rear Lihrarylbar The Whitby Public Library announces a new service to its patrons. An art loan collection whieh includes famed reproductions of Canadian and international artists' works, has been purchased from the Art Gallery of Ontario. These prints are boaned in o!f frui't doors of the Plaza. The door had been pried open and a smail amount of cash was taken, Police said. Steve's Laundromat, 107 Dundas Street West had theý washing machines and dryers checked over by some unknown person. Ail the Change was removed froin the washers and dryers, Police said. ,is art works fra mes only and are restricted ý to one per borrower for a six-week period and may not be renewed. The eQiolection is available to ail adult borrowers simply' by presenting your library card at the film desk at the Whitby Public Library. 90 ýYEARS YOUNG Mrs. Mary Alexander, of 9o4 McCullough Drive, received a plaque signed by Ontario Premier Williamn Davis. last weck ini honor of her 9oth irthday. Durham West MPP ('eorge Ashe made the eihsentation on behaîf of the premier. Mrs. Alexander was born in Manchester. England. O)ct.: 3. 1888. and, has been a resident of' Whitby f'or 20 yeartts. Free' Press Photo THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F- WHITBY NOTICE PUBLIC MEETING SPECIAI STUDY AREA 4h (A S.condary MPlSudy) A public meeting of the Administrative Committee will be held on Monday, October 16, 1978 At 7:30 p.m. in the Meeting Hall of the Whitby Municipal Building, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby. The purpose of the meeting is to review the comments received to date on the sevondary plan report for Special Study Area 4b tabled by the Committee on Monday, .June 51978 with a view to making a recommendation to Cuneil. If you have any inquiries please contact the Whitby Planning Department, 575 Rossland Road East, Level 7, Whitby, (668-5803, Ext. 26). Councillor T. Edmwards. Chai rna n Administrative Committee. Corporation of the Town of Whitby Mr. K. J. Thnney, Director of Planning. Corporation of the Town of Whitby Years of Progress In Whitby Corne ln & Meet Our Friendly Sales Staff Dave Garrow Ed"Mahoney Gerald'Thornton 1415 DUNDAS. ST. E.