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PAGE 14, WEDNESDAY' MARCH 21, 1979, WHITBY FREE PRESS Red Cross thanks its blood donor clinic volunteers At the Whitby Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic on March 14, 371 potential donors pre- sented themselves. Of that number, 340 were allowed to donate blood. For such a successful clinic, many vol- unteers are needed. Follow- ing is a list of those volun- teers involved in Wednes- day's clinie, compiled by Joyce Cox, the Blood Donor chairman. McDonald's Restaurant s.pplied the coffee. Miracle Mart donated the cookies and other groceries. Whitby Legion donated the hall and the Legion ladies gave the use of their kitchen supplies. Ken Stratton of the Whitby Kinsmen looked after radio and T.V. advertising. Brooklin Kinsmen organ- ized car pools from the Brooklin area. Whitby Free Press, Oshawa Times, News Ad- vertiser and Toronto Star al ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD Ontario- IN THE MATTER OF Section 15 of The Planning Act, R.S.O. 1970, c. 349. - and - IN THE MATTER OF an application by The Regional Municipality of Durham for approval of those parts of the Official Plan for the Regional Municipality of Durham Planning Area referred to the Ontario Municipal Board by The Minister of Housing. OMB FILE NOS. R781110 to R781137 inclusive R781139 to R781170 inclusive R781172, R781951, R781952 R783299, R783301, R79741 CORRECTION Please note the following correction with respect to the legal description of lands referred to the Ontario Municipal Board by the Minister of Housing as advertised on March 14th, 1979. LEGAL DESCRIPTION NO. Part of Lots 32, 33, 34 and 35, Conc. 1, and part of Lots 1, 2 63. and 3, B.F. Conc. within the former Township of Clarke (now within the Town of Newcastle) should read: Part of Lots 32, 33, 34 and 35, Conc. 1, within the former Township of Clarke (now within the Town of Newcastle) and part of Lots 1, 2 and 3 B.F. Conc. within the former Township of Darlington (now within the Town of Newcastle). published clinie information. Mrs. Harrison's class at St. Theresa's School lettered 250 posters. Mrs. Bassie's class and -Mrs.' Dawson's class at Hutchinson School made "Thank-you" posters for clinic day. Four boys from Dennis O'Connor School unloaded the Red Cross truck before the clinic. The 4th Whitby Venturers reloaded the truck after the clinic. Bruce Shier, June Church, Jean Penfound, Ted Breen, Doug. Read and Ray Mar- shall delivered posters; 5,000 school children took home flyers. Brenda Campbell, Dale Mclntosh, Mrs. V. Phillips, Kathy Hordowich, Linda Bulmer, Marg Chambers, Heather Sullivan, Pauline Mitten, Marilyn Moulton, Mandy Crawford, Marie Jacques, Joanne Hall, Bev Burton, Diane Booth, Ros Davies, Lorraine Foote, Alice Palin, Marion Irwin, Linda Stratton, Lynda Smith, Marj Dicks, Marga- ret Murphy, Jackie Oord, Joyce Appleton, Pat Whee- lans, Jane Yates. Jainet Black, Flaine Tully, Lynn Robertson, Fay Grassam, Irene Hancock, Sandy Yas- kow, Mary Kollaard, Iris Sparkes, Eunice Mitchell, Gail Jenkins, Barbara Ludlow phoned donors. At the clinic: Marjorie Gartshore, Anne Davies, Hilda Dunbar, Dorothy Hall, Cathy Smith, Sadie Pope, Pauline Toenjes, Diane Booth, Mossie Everett, Helen Collins, Jacquie Sims, Doreen Gage, Eleanor Ry- CHOO COUNTRY CLUB Join before April 6th & become eligible to win a trip for 2 on the NASHVILLE EXPRESS! COUNTRY t:ýi -à-Ir RAÀDIÃ" i4 Return the attached coupon to: 97 McMaster. M mmoem - mm - mmm = m m - mm muo - m m - - m u NAME ADDRESS POSTAL CODE PHONE Bt RTHDAY Avenue, Ajax Your Favourite Country Artist 1. 2. 3. I L1S 2E6 I i croft, Ann Chapellc, Pauline Mitten, Ivadel Robertson, Muriel Jones, Grace Swan, Hazel Best, Marg Horton, Shirley Batten, Marie Four Whitby men have been charged with a break-in early Thursday at a Glen Street apartment in Oshawa, Durham Regional Police report. Police said a door to a women's apartment at 888 Glen Street was forced open and the apartment ran- sacked and damaged. A quantity of jewellery was stolen, but no estimate has been placed on the loss, police said. Charged with breaking and entering are Steven David Hilts, 18, of 914 Hutchi- son Avenue; Daniel William Purko, 19, of 417 Byron Street South; James S. Traquiar, 20, of 109 Dovedale. Avenue and Douglas Henry Wenzel, 20, of 910 King Street. Purko and Traquair are also charged with posses- sion of weapons dangerous to public safety. Four Whitby Youths were McLaughlin, Doreen Kehoe, Caroline Alderson, Paula Seto, Kathy Crouch, and Marilyn Robinson all worked three hour shifts. charged last week with steal- ing hubcaps from cars parked at the Oshawa Centre. Durham Regional Police reported that wheel discs valued between $40 and $120 were reported missing from seven cars. The Whitby Red Cross branch offers a big thank you to all volunteers and every donor. Otter Creek to get park Park development for the Otter Creek subdivision was announced recently by the Whitby Recreation Depart- ment. A 7.3-acre park at the west end of the subdivision will include 'a soccer field, a small baseball diamond and a creative play area. Cost of developing these facilities is estimated at $50,000. A creative play area and a natural toboggan run will be installed in the 4.6-acre park at the subdivision's east end at a cost of $20,000, and a $7,000 pedestrian bridge will be built over the Lynde Creek. Two tennis courts and a creative play area will be included in D'Hillier Park when it is developed at a cost of $52,400. Charged with theft under $200 are John Spratt, 18 of 338 Lyndeview Drive; Vernon Hiller, 18, of 42 Heber Down Crescent, Brooklin; Paul Hendricks, 18, of 300 Coch- rane Street and John Volpe, 17, of 62 Bagot Street, Brooklin. Jeweller exhibits Whitby jewellery make Nancy Steele is one of four- teen artists of the Durham Region who are exhibiting their work at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery in Oshawa from April 4 to 24. Oshawa Mayor Jim Potti- cary will officially open the exhibition at 8 p.m. April 10. Special Guests will be the mayors of the communities in Durham Region where the artists reside. Nancy Steele is well known in Whitby, having exhibited and taught classes at the Whitby Arts Station Gallery. Beaver colony needs leaders The 4th Whitby Beaver Colony, which meets at St. bys ad fivertoseven Mark's United Church is yer eer is re- looking for new leaders. qurdorevery fie The colony meets each Tuesday afternoon. from 4 coming a Beaver leader may n.m.tii .5 n.m. There 2e R caîl Judy Publow at, 668-5349. Whitby residents charged by police 8 Mr-,%av# à-