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WHITBY FREE, PRESS, WEDNEStDAY, MAY 12, 1982, PAGE 3 Work wiilbe, finished onsubivsintown pedge The Town of Whitby has promised residents of Whitby Towne Es- tates that it will "keep on top" of the developer to ensure that ail un- finished work on the subdivision will be done. West Ward Councillor Joe Bugelli said last week that a letter wilI be sent to the homebuyers in an attempt to 'aile- viate a lot of the con-. cernis that have arisen since the company be- came insolvent." The developer - Coventry Homes Limhit- ed - went into receiver- ship in late March and according. to Bugelli, several calîs have been taken'by town officiais from anxious home- owners since that time. According to -town construction supervisor David Mils, the letter of credit council received from the developer is more than adequate to cover al of the out-, standing public. services work yet. to be com- pleted in the east-end' subdivision. "These include the curb, final couse of asphaît, sidewalks, walkways, fences, boulevard sodding,, and landscaping,"1 he said, 'Ini addition, there are a number of 'lots which are not sodded and they will be conipleted this summer."Y The letter of credit is valued at $1.1 million., MiUs also said that the town bas received a sehedule for the comm- encement of the out- standing work. 11 "The schedule cails for the work to start this July with everything to be completed not later than September, 1982," he said, adding, "lWith respect to landscaping, this work will proceed in a normal and orderly manner this year, sub- ject, 0f course, to weather conditions." According to Milîs, the first work to be com- pleted will be the, curbs.- After that sidewalks will be installed followed by the sodding 0f boule- vards and lots. "The town will keep on top 0f the contractors to make sure the work is progressing in a satis- factory and- efficient manner and if there are any undue delays we will then be in a position to have the work under- taken by contractors hired on beha.If of the municipality," Milîs continued. However, . while, the town wilI try to get work on the public area s 0f the development finish- ed, homeowners should contact the Housing and Urban ,Development Association of Canada (HUDAC) if they have concerns about work to be done on their homes. Milîs bas suggested that homeowners should senid HLJDAC a list of ail outstanding work wbile providing a copy'for the town. "The town itself can- not assure you that any of the defects will be corrected but we have bee-gn in contact with the builder and tlhey assure us, that ail the outstand- ing work will be correct- ed, " he said.' "lWe will do our ut- most to ensure that they do comply. " The breath 0flife Whitby Firefighter Ralph Perry is seen here supervising Margaret Correll, a grade 7 student at Whitby Senior Public Sehool, as she practises mouth-to-mouth resuscitation on Resusci-Anne. This life-giving skill is just one of the things the, department teaches in its Junior Fire Department Program. "This is the loth year that the-programn wiIl be'offered for children ages i*l to 13. As well as mouth-to- mfouth, participants will be taught basic firefighting, basic rescue and equipment techniques with emphasis placed on home fire prevention and safety. This will be Margaret's third year in the program which will be offered in two two-week sessions begin- nings July 5. Each session will have two courses - one-in the morning and one in the afternoon. As of press time, there were only 15 places left in the entire program.. For more information about it cal the department at 66-3312. Boyce carnivals new presidn Marga ret. Boyce bas been elected the 1982 president of the. County Town Carnival. This will be the town's l7th annual carnival and will take place fromn July 21 to August 2. Also elected to the carnival's executive committee were: John Goverde, vice- president; Richard Scott, s ecretary; and, Gerda Goverde, treasurer. Robin Lyon, who ser- ved as presîident for 1980 and 1981 will continue to be on the executive as immediate past- president. The committee will also bave 14 directors including: Robert Adams, Royal Canadian Legion; Doug Anderson, Whitby Historical Society;, Archie Craig, Whitby Iroquois Soccer Club; Garth Edwards, Whitby Kinsmen Club; Ron Ells, Whitby Yacht Club; and, Gor- don Hanna, Whitby Hor- seshow Club. -Representing ý the Town of Whitby on the committee will be direc- tor of parks and recrea- tion Wayne DeVeau and Barry O'Neill. The theme for this year's carnival will be "Whitby Grows with the Marigold." Aside from the tradi- tional County Town Carnival Queen Contest, the parade and Peter Perry Award Dinner, the carnival will also feature Cofilin Rides at the Whitby Mail, a bath- tub race in the Whitby Harbor and a splash party at Kinsmen Pool. mte hard 'For details see. page 17. 20%/of f Lingerie &Petite Collection .(5'4" &under) Sizes 3-15/4-16 Sale Co ntinued' to May l15th For the widest select ion of Spring & Sum me r Merchandise in the Durham Region' visit usâ at:- PaïsMou1'2s 126 "To-morrow's Fashions To-day" 416-668-1266 * 116 Brock Street South *Whitby, Ontario LIN 4J8