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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1982, PAG93 bust Mayor Bob Attersley is seen here accepting tbe-first two tickets to open the first season of the Marigold Dmnner Playhouse. Nuala FitzGerald is handing the tickets to Attersley, as La*rry Solway looks on. The regio n's only professional theatre opened last night with FitzGerald and Solway starring in Bernard Slade's Romantie Comedy. -Free Press Staff Photo Buffet to c ontest céntre w ard The sharp eyes of. a patrolling polýice officer' bas resultediin the arrest' 0f; tbree local. youths on the charge of possesaLon of narcoties.- 1AccoTding to a spokes- man for the . Durham Regional Police Force, the , Constable noticed three young Men walk- ing along Rossland Road c arrying a green_ garbage bag. Upon: investigating the contents, Police dis- covered several mari- juana plants which are believed ,t6 have been grown in a nearby far- mer's f ield. Charged with pos- session of narcotics are: Donald'G. Bazeley, 17, ,of. Fairview Drive; Kenneth Marycz, 17 of Cochrane ý Street; and, Daniel Deschenes, 17, of Centre Street NortWe~ .Al were released on a promise to ýappear'and will answer to the. charges in Ajax Provin- cial Courton September 16. -OU CAN BE A PROFESSIONAL -~ HAIRSTYLUST ART TECHNIQUE ENROLL NOW, FOR NEXT MONTH'S CLASSES 7 Government Llcensed'instructors. 27 aecoetufui yumrs of huluyfng exirees 14 Ontarlo St. 221 PItt St. Oshawa Cornwall 576.0479938-9313 Thank you, for helping our students today to be prof essional hairstylists tomorrow SBond.Towers coiff ureso would li1ke to arinounce her new locatio'n to her OWhitby customers. With exactly twomon- tbsý to go to municipal polling day, ,only one person has corne for- ward to challenge any of the incumbents of Wbit- by Town Council. Lyndca Buffett, 31, a downtown ha ir stylist bas, announced she will challenge Centre Ward Councillor Barry Evan's bid for re- election. This is t,ýhe second time' that the Green Street resident, bas sought a' seat on Whitby Town Council. An 1980, she ran against incuni- bent West Ward Coun- cillor Joe Bugelli wbo handily defeate d ber earning, 1,602 votes to ber 1271. The other can- didate ini that ward's campaing, -Angie Little- field, earned 391 votes and bas'since moved out of Wbitby. In making ber inten- tions known, Buffett said ber primary goal if elected would be to at- tract more affordable- housing to the town. The current chairman of the Whitby Central Business District Im- provement Area Board called the town's bous- ing policy "ielitist" and the treatment of Port Whitby "sbocking" in a written statement. Buffett said that "ithere isn't enougb af- fordable accommoda- tion"- tbtougbout this part of the region. She has backed the draft municipal .'housing statement in which a consulting firm recom- mended numerous changes be made in housing and engineering standards. "The people who pre- pared the bousing state- ment, as well as myself, believe council must change its elitist plan- ning policies to provide housing for a changing population and a chang- ing situation, " she sai 'd. "«As centre ward coun- cillor,. I would Work for an lncreased finix' Of housing, a m'ix that, would decrease the cost of living for the large number of small, Young families, sinigle-person bouseholds and senior citizens here." Buffett. has also ac- cused .'Witby Town Coundil, of' not only neglec ting- Port Whitby, but abusing'it. III find, it shocking that the ýcommunitY's birthplace doesn't yet, have adequate, sewage facilities and thatit bas had to put up for so long with a- dilapidated 'old bridge that is s0 unsafe the fire department wo nt even use it in emergencies."p, Saying that "it's amazing that it hasn't died a slow death," Buf- fett added: "If a cbild was n eglected and abused to the extent Port Witby has been, the; child would not. re- main with the parents, or, if so, would die a slow death." She also serves as the first vice-president of the Whitby: Chamber of surer.of Witby Arts In- corporated.- Buffett is the only per- son to corne forward and run' against an incui-l bent couficillor to date.' McAIister' s Annual "End..0f .Summer Sale". Savings 0Of 10-60 Everything in aur store has been, disco unted f or this outstanding sale. MCALIJSTM'C ! Where disceming people make an Wnestmen n ,b@auf -w't 70 ROSSLAND RD. W. OSHAWA 576-6465 Mon., Tues., Wed. - 10 -6 Thurs., Fr. - 10 -9 Sat. - 10 -5 mocAU.EY Furnfture G Rppionebor T'S OUR 4th CLOTHESDIE GE NE RAL * iLE CTRIC *Model no. D820 e3 cycle * 3 heat selection Mfg. List Price $499 Aniersary $ 7 Special -Price g .7 "OUR AIM US TO SATISFY"Y WHIBY 3m9 strsc8 . 6682081