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PAGE 6, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1982, WHITBY FREE PRESS Jovalont be appy with o.p. change, Short wairns CONT'D FROM PG. 1 interpretations of the of- ficiai plan, " be said. One is that the town "4only. gets .1.7 million square feet of commer- cial development, period."p "The other is' that it (the 1.7 million) is the total for the three cen- tral areas and doesn't regular or 100 ML No. 1 Red Brand steer BEwef Ail store cut à wrapped to your r.qulrsflisfts. Hlnds .........89lb. Sidos ......... 1.69 lb. Chucks .......1.631lb. 'mpplied and mericed by National Grocers Co>. Ltd. include other commer- cial areas in tbe total," he daid. If the latter is a true assumption, tben the 69,000 square feet given to the other areas of town is not part of tbe 1.7 million. Evans also said tbat tbere is a -possibility that the Rossland Road Garden Street area will "not develop to 800,000 within the Durham offi- cial plan" and that it could be amended to 642,000 square feet. This would allow the Dundas/Tbickson area to bave its proposed 55U,000 square feet.' The special study also' suggests tbat the lands owned by Jovial Invest- ments Limited and its partners could be rezoned as higb density residential. The land, located on Dundas Street East just behind Bowman Avenue, was supposed to be the site of a Cana- dian Tire retail outlet and other special pur- pose commercial stores. .However, last year Wbitby Town Council ~il, chuck short 1/1 8 cut from grade 'A' cut (rani Canwaa9rad 'A' beef d0eroast..... $4 M 1 .1h Th Cool Wendcr favoriSe stewing beef .... 3 ?1$1 3I cut (rom Canada grade 'A' beef Mlae steaks.... $ .ti U lgý PeekW biseut diger nr~nice. s.h rwakr 0pkg. 7 pk. of100 sand bagsI..bags...... 1.29 dtdkitchen catcher garbage bags ...........99 Totino's pza criy crust I0" frozen 30 pkg. 1 8 Robin1 Hoodur 500 g CoW pBrand baking soda ........... 49 Red Rose tea bags ...1.89 4 -' '«"* 2f. oz. fin Velor Hunts bathroom tissue......1.35 tomato sauce ...........89 60 m rail plastic Handiwrap food wrap.. 1 .45 12 L box powdered 79 350 aiL.cont. liquid cream Jergens soap .........1099 21 g Cong. ai idjheTb ............ 1.29 F450 bax lb edim IscMuits ........... 89 32 fIL oz. bdr. refrldgraced FB oanejuice ......99 400.aiogp&g. cociem ies ......14 5.5 (L. az. "i Hunts tomato paste .........49 207 S pkg. assoreid Hamburger Helper ....99 200g Spkg. asrwedNeilon 12 14 & oz."nwihpoek in tomato sauce - C1a&'s beans...........@5 ntribran Quake r ce re al1..........49 227g Spkg. assorid Pablum baby cereal ... 1.19 37 S plSg. Dé!e MKonte prunes ...1.69 denied the developer's application and the mat- ter is now before the On- tario Municipal Board. (A hearing is scbe- duled for April 19.) .> Evans points out that this recommendation would require an amendment to botb the town's and the region's officiai plan.. However, be does not believe that this sugges- tion should have been brought forward now because of the sche- duled hearing. "I don't think it was kosher to recommend the high density resi- dential to council,"' he said. This does not mean that Evans does not favor the idea. aid faahloned cryovac 509P .fm Schnride 81 3I.Schneidera smýneaTam .... .mini-sizzlers..o.. om2.28 i rafor alet loaf or burger. by pmk medium Schneiden 2 ground beef ...$3a$ Lcounhrty stusage. $4%$2M Brown 's homemade 375g pkg. >pure pork Scirneiders bologna «a. 1.68 sausage bochnèlders smoiked picnics.. '6.5%$2.9L 2.09 lb. Schnieiders frozen 18 500 g p&g 454= p rders acon...... 2.28 1iSchniders wieners «m. 1.98 cod rozen individuay 14 oz. pkg.'50 g fijwt s 129 irisIs, beef tw- e chicken, or meatball Clark Stews 24 oz. I h Prodluct off Ont. Fancy Rled Dellclous Apples 3 ib. bag ...1.39 Produci off USA or* Can. Poney Anjou Pears (.59 lb.. 3Okg Product of Ont.' Can. No. 1 ParsnlpS 2 lb. bagl.49oe. Ready 10 Dres Coleslaw a oz bag.59 ce. DELIVERY'AT NOMINAL CHARGE POP PEOPLE POP 750 ml. 4.99 per case 284 mi. 4.49 per case ail plus deposit 0 TIM NaboqqP shoeddies breakfast12 boxU2 semm and mr cent7 Cina Lily. - 5 ozm bae. soya sauce or19 fl.oz.u bean sprouts ......a.. 59 Ioaz. du China Lily sweet & mour sauce, .691 bakery specials 24 am ami 100% whole wheat Weston 1882 bread .. 79 ccntmacaroons ... 1.09 Wbiie Ihey last. prices effective unili ciosing Saturday, Pebruary 6. 1982. We reServe the right Io limlt nuantt. children 'away for the season.. Sbe added tbat the Ministry of Education is currently reviewing the sehool year and' now would be a cbance to, get reaction from parents and others concerned wlth the school year. BROWN'S FOODMASTER BRO OKLIN,, 655-45,21 8:30 amn to 6:00 pm Except Thuns. & Fi. Nights tii 9 pm III tbink it is a morè acceptable form of development than a Canadlian Tire dèvelop- ment."p In bis report, planning director Bob Short said be doesn't think this wil be acceptable to Jovial. The suggestion "ldoes flot reflect the residen- tial-commercial land use split indicated in council's resolution," Short said, "and is unlikely to satisfy the intentions of the land- oewners, given their recent appeal lodged, with the Ontario Muni- cipal Board. " Evans also said that the plan could also have an effect on the down- town's development. He points out that there is a lack of vacant land in the downtown and any new develop- ment would probably require the demolition of existing buildings and the construction of new ones. "This will resuit in a smaller net gain tha <t otherwise could be ex- pected, " he said. This matter is a weighty one ad is ex- pected to take much of council's time in the months to corne. School to open early The Durhamn Board of Education has decided to make this year's summer vacation five days shorter. At its meeting last week, the board decided to re-open school on Sep- tember 1 as opposed to the traditional Septem- ber 7, that being the day after Labor Day. However, to compen- sate for the sborter vacation, students will. have a longer Christmas. break. Students will be let out of class on December 17, instead of December 21. These decisions will not be implemented un- til input bas been re- ceived from parents, teacbers and other board employees as well as from the Durham Region Roman Catholic