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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1979, PAGE 27 One lucky lady off-to England Elizabeth Kay is one lucky lady. Kay of 602 Maria Street won a one-week trip for two to London, England when her entry-was picked from more than t hree million in a Dominion stores contest. She will be staying at the -Metropol Hotel on the Strand after flying to England on British Airways. Kay said that she was Planning to visit Scotland anyway. Well this will make aice side trip for her and a friend. F __ i Anne of Green Gables Ken Godmere (left) and Judy White, right) rehearse for Witby Theatre Youth Group's production of Anne of Green Gables, their first musical to be 'perforzned December 12, 13 and 14 at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, December 15 at- 2: 00 p.m. at the Centennial Building, Cèn- tre Street South. Tickets are $3.00 for aduits, $2.00 for, students. Tickets are available at the door aànd at Mid- dleton's. Directed by Joan Hill. Public placesi bad condlition The spread of a samonella outbreak earlier Faiiew Lodgea Duhamy' Fis summoder aDuhtm' Region run home for the aged,.was, "intensified" by crarnped quarters and few washroom facilities in the infirniary, a- public in- stitutions inspection panel said in a report that was filed in County, Court last week. Howiever, the panel of' four men and three women said that they were told that the contaminated food, which had been a secondary factor in the deaths,0f two elderly residents,*of the home, had come from outside the facility. The panel recommended in its report to Judge Joseph Kelly that the washroom facilities in the 29 year old building be modernized "as soon as money and space allow." They added that 'the morale of the 200 residents was "very high" although they noted that with a bed- care waiting list and one floor elused down at the Dr. J.O. Ruddy Hospital "it does not make sense in hunian terms that available regional facilities are not being used to thefullest. " The panel ýalso inspected and, found that the Whitby Senior Public School was in 4"disappointing condition." in the report, the panel listed the followinig defeets: - badly leaking roof;, - some furniture was in need of repair; - broken windows; - carpeting in one roomi rip- ped and tomn. The panel also noted that the construction of new sub- divisions in the area will bring the school's population up to capacity. (It's capacity is 530 and presently houses 462 students). The panel found that the brick work on the exterior of the Durham Region headquarters -is deteriorating to the point where it is "an eyesore and we believe that permanent structural damage is possible. " The heating is "erratic" the panel said and recom- mended that the building be brought up to energy con- servation standards. '46We also fell that security guards should be on duty at nights and.that a no-parking ban on the circular drive in front of the building be en- forced. " Ir M M I ATTENTION 1I.A.W MEMBERS R.L. GOUGEON LIMITED W Workersu Insurance Plan AUTO INSU'RANCE 38 BOND ST. East, Oshawa (Next to Union Hall) I j M E STEVEN F. PELESHOK, B.A., LL. BARRISTER & SOLICITOR is pleased to anriounce the opening of his office for the practice of vening 'Saturday ppolntments vailable I GENERAL LAW Tel. (416) 668-3616 105 Dundas St. W. Whitby Ot. L1W2Ml 1 :.~r Durham Region's FINESI SELECTION of Fresh and Marine TROPICAL FISH Also A Good Selection of / *CANARIES a BUDGIES *COCKATIELS a LARGER BIRDSk-$P., *SMALL ANIMAIS Whitby Mail 579-8577 'a Drop ln and visit with us Mon. toSl. 10.10 I i I mRý m 1 j T