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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1982, PAGE 7 M f Br«Dk1in, B Blfrïes By Roxanne Revelerj Hi there: Have you ever wondered why it is that even though your. teenage chîldren leave home their laundry keeps coming back? ONE AND A TWO AND A.. It is time for the post-Christmas shape-up. Dance Fitness, by the Durham Family YMCA starts Feb- ruary 3, on Wednesday evenings at the Brooklin Community Centre. Susan McGoey will. lead you through the dances and get you back to your fit summer self. Corneout and enjoy an hiour of movement and fun. For further information phone the Durhanm Y at 668-6868. LIBRARY NEWS Shared experience, new opportunities, and in- teresting social contacts await you at the, library, where next Tuesday afternoon you will meet a member of the Toastmistress Club. She wiil speak about this well-known international organization while you'relax and enjoy coffee. The programn runs frorn 12:30 - 1:30 p.m. Pre-schoolers are welcome at the same time to participate in a program planned for their needs Councl Column M By COUNCILLOR JOE DRUMM 1East Ward Chairman, Administrative Committee In this, my first coluxnn of -1982, I would like to thank The Free Press for giving me the opportunity to express my views again this year. I would also like to wish its staff and readers a prosperous new year, at this ture of writing. Some thoughts I have pondered for 1982: - a budget with no increase in the milI-rate; - a new bridge to Port Whitby- - à head start on the earnest planning stage for the Kesmark Development for the Port; - a better "GO" parking lot; - a permanent information centre; - to sort out traffic problems at the Safeway Plaza; - sewers to Elizabeth Crescent; - the Manning Road extension to Anderson Street; - for council to take a tougher attitude toward builders who do not live up to their commitments; to IBROOKLIN HOME BAKERY I &DELICATESSAN I 61 BALDWIN ST. I BROOKLIN 655-4951 HTEWITH THIS COUPON WHT BREAD - PLAIN OR SLICED iBREAD 5O A LOAF I (REG. 808) I LIMIT 3 PER CUSTOMER WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. .L Druinm'S'hopes for this year take a stand and withhold building permits when complaints are justifi ed;1 - that the various organizations in Brooklin form a committee to work witlibur recreation department on the best possible use of their new park; and - that the Kinsmen Pool operates to its fullest potential. I hope that the citizens of Whitby will adopt the marigold as the town symbol and will help to promote tourism this year. I hope that industrial development will grow as much as the mayor and council have promoted same. I hope that re-assessment wilI be fair, as the pro- vincial minister(s) suggest. And, Most of ail, for 1982, I hope that we will enjoy a peaceful new year, a prosperous one, and that what rnay have divided us as a nation in 1981 may help us'to go forward as one. Warm Woolies & What Nots Carson Centre 69 Baldwin St., Brooklin 655-4584 The Shop that has The Flnest Knittlng & Craf t Supplies now offering LESS ONS KNITTING, CROCHETING and TRADITIONAL RUGHOOKING Day & evening - beginning week of Feb. 8, 1982 CALL NOWTO REGISTER 655-4584 655-4625 (evenIngs onIy) Wood and> interests, lncorporatingý stories,- games, songs and crafts. Extra ... Extra ... Read ail about it!1 Kids, stop in at yourIibrary and see if you can guess correctly the number of Valentine hearts that Mr. H-. Dumpty has received and it's not even February 14 yet. Lucky Humpty!1 The Queen of Hea rts will present the winnér with a special Valentine prize on Saturday, February 13 between 10: 30and 11: 30 a.m. CONGRATULATIONS The Minor Bantam representative team from Brooklin Whitby participated in the Fort Erie Hockey, Tournament January 15,.16 and 17. Although they did flot win the tourney, they played exceptionally well. In their first three games, they scored 23 goals while allowing only two to go. in their nets. This was part of the reason why the goal tending duo of Robert Lightle, Montgomery Ave., Brooklin, and Bart Sliieter, Guthrie Ores., Whitby won the award for' best goalie in the. Tournament. Each boy was presented with a trophy. Congratulations on a job weil done Bart and Rob. DANCE DANCE DANCE Don't forget ... This Saturday, January 30 there is a Fabulous Fifties -Dance at Heydenshore Pavillon from 8 p.m. toi1 a.m.- Music wlil be supplied by B &_ H Sound. Tickets are only $15 per couple and in- cludes a terrific buffet. They are available from Peacock Sports, Whitby and Brooklin Bakery and' Deli, Brooklin. The Ladies Auxiliary of the B.W.M.H.A.'always do an'exceptional job, so bee-bop along ýSaturday and enjoy yourself. See you next week ...Roxanne Reveler Brooklil Bakery drop-off Friday, before noon please 655-4951. A handy new book by Sidney Ledson, muthor of the best-sellinq book, 'Toach Vour Child to Read in 60 Days'. Here's a'book no stenographer &ia~7 should be without; virtually a unlverslty course In grammar but presented in a iIveIy way no unlversity can match. PR INTIN G & OFFICE SUPPLY 218 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax 638-1968 lecture An informative lec- ture on the proper use and installation of wood burning appliances will be.held on Thursday, February 11, 1982 at 7:30 p.m. in the Whitby Council Chambers, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby. Informed lecturers will be-in attendance to pass on their exper- iences and expertise in the ever-growing problems of installing and using wood burning -appliances. A discussion panel will be -held at which time there Will be repre- sentatives from the fire depàrtment, building department and Cana- dian Wood Energy Insti- tute. Ambulance cails Durihig the week that ended'at midnight last Thursday, the Whitby Ambulance Service responded to 96 cails for service. According to co-owner Bill Cocker, the service respondedto 34 routine caîls and to 43 stanidby calîs for other ambu- lance services in Oshawa and Ajax. The service also res- ponded to 18 urgent and one emergency caîl. .The number to call for ambulance service is 723-5232. I I I I I DDT PUBLIC NOTICE THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM URHAM IN THEMATTER 0F: The Municipal Act, Sections 298 and 301 (R.S.0. 1980) TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Regional Municipality of Durham Is considering the passing of by-aws authorizing construction of the following projects: 1. Reconstruction 0f Regional Road 5 f rom Ashburn to east of Regional Road 23, in the Town of Whitby. 2. Reconstruction of Regional Road 15 (Simcoe Street In Beaverton) from John Street easterly for 0.6 km, ln the Township of Brock. G. Reconstruction of Regional Road 16 (Ritson Road> from Regional Road 58 (Adelaide Avenue> to Regional Road 28 (Rossland Road), ln the City of Oshawa. 4. Reconstruction of Regional aoad 20 from Regional Road 14 easterly to Lot 320of the former Clarke Township, in the Town of Newcastle. 5. Reconstruction of Regional Road 30 from Lot 18119 of the former Town- ship of Uxbridge to York Regional Road 15, ln the Township of Uxbridge. 6. Reconstruction of Regional Road 34 from north of Concession VI - VII of the former Township of Dariington to Regional Road 3 ln the Town of New- castle. 7. Construction of turning lanes at the Intersection of Regional Road 53 (Stevenson Road) and Regional Road 59 (Gibb Street) ln the City of Oshawa. 8. Construction of turning lanes at the Intersection of Regional Road 22 (Vic- toria Street) and Regional Road 45 (Henry Street) in the Town of Whitby. 9. Construction of turning lanes at the intersect 'Ion of Regional Road 28 (Rossland Road> and Gibbons Street ln the City of Oshawa. 10. Construction of a southbound truck cIimbing lane on Regional Road 1 (Brock Road> ln Concession VIII of the Town of Pickering. 11. Construction of a turning lane at the Intersection of Regional Road 14 (Liberty Street) and King Street in Bowmanviile. Plans showing details of the projects and the lands affected may»be seen at the offilce of the Road Design Engineer of ti.e Durham Works Department,. 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, OntarijTelepho. e 668-7721. The Public Works Committee, being delegated by Regional Council as the hearing bo&dy, shall hear in person or by hi- or her counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who dlaims his or her Iand wiii be prejudically affected by the by- Iaws and who applies to the undersigned to be heard at a special meeting of the Public Works Committee on February 2.,1982. DATED at Whitby tftis 6th day of January, 1982. W.A. TWELVETREES, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER -0F WORKS buildin 1 üFmýý m