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PAGE 20 MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1985 WHITBY FREE PRESS romn page 4 More lettei considered a superb site predecessor, Pickering, plications of botb with one of tbe best Farnis, bought the moving the bouse to potentials of any property for a pittance Cullen Gardens and museum in Ontario out- in the late 1930's and bas keeping it on its original side of Toronto.4 put virtually noting in- site. An outside con- Knell's "always to it since. Because of sultant and a full reliable source" has tbe lowness of the land, failed im on soine its proximity of flood- feasibility study would other points. Knell says plain, and the lack of be tbe best approacli. tbat "tbe number of sewer capacity in the Yours truly, visitors to Lynde House area, the land is vir- bas neyer exceeded 600 tually useless for the Doug Anderson, per year." In the years foreseeable future and former President, of my involvement there bence its value is former Museum were in the vicinty of minimal. Cbairman, 2,000 per year. Indeed 1 I bope tbat now tbe would be surprised if it Executive of the Witby Historical lias ever been as low as Historical Society will Society. 600. accept the mandate tbat Euclid St. Knell says that it received from its Whitby. Loblaws lias a lot of membersbip on Nov. 26 - money invested in tbe to tborougbly researcb land. In fact Loblaws' tbe costs and otber im- From page 19 At DIVE.WORLD, wie teach you more than how to acuba dive.... We teach you how to have fun. Wth the PADI teachlng method, luat about anyoneWho la comfortable n the water canearn to d Ive. CALL: 666-3262, Toronto: 686-2831 REGISTER NOW! NEXT CLASS JAN. 10, 1986 DI VISION 0F STARLING POOLS LTD. 1645 Dundas St. W., Whitby rs to the ed itor Knell could bave con- tban $30,000. deign ta respond - ]i<.j n aaa strued this from my Tbere's something Lo reply - Let them comments. I did in- very Marie Antoinettish taxis, Karen To te Edtor:dicate tbat the Board about this wbole affair. I Donald Waterloo. 1 am writing in had came ta recognize would'nt be surprised if J. Ward, rfrneto an article Lhat we needed a major former envirornent mary St. which appeared in the Whitby Free Press on Wed., Dec. 18. The ar- ticle in question, autbored by Mike Knell, quoted me as baving stated botb tbe down- town mercbants and 1 were disencbanted with Council vis a vis tbe Whitby Downtown. At no time during the con- versation did 1 make any sucb statement nor dol1 understand bow Mr. commercial mews in Downtown Whitby and that we were going to be calling upon Council for its assistance, guidance and co-operation in pur- suing this objective. .Sincerely yours, Edward W. Buffett. LET THEM TAKE CABS To Lbe Editor: Re: Blais-Greniet's two trips costing more Get everything in writing removed and ask.for a written agreement tbat no repairs will be made *itbout your consent. You should also as k the service persan to com- mit to a completion date. Slow service, sloppy work and unexpected charges are some o! the most common problems consumers bave with appliance repair com- panies, Allan says. "'You can protect yourself to some extent by asking a lot of questions and getting everything in writing," she says. "But tbe Most important thing is ta find a reputable corn- pany by getting recom- mendations from retailers, manufac- turers and friends. Also cbeck up on specific companies witb tbe Bet- ter Business Bureau." It is illegal for a com-, pany to make un- necessary repairs. if you feel you bave been disbonestly or unfairly treated by the repair shop, contact a local Consumer Services Bureau of MCCR. The Bureau can act as a mediator in disputes over repaira. Dissatisfied con- sumers are also welcome ta complain ta CEASA, says Wbite. The assocation will bring your problem ta the attention of upper management at the company involved. he "The purpose of tbis association is ta im- prove the quality of ser- vice in the marketplace and Lo improve tbe image of tbe industry among consumers,'" be says. CEASA bas publisbed two brochures offering consumer advice on handling appliance break downs and listing brand names associated witb specific manufac- turers, distributors, wholesalers and retailers. For free copies, write ta CEASA, P.O. Box 157, Don Milîs, Ont. M3C 2S2. To obtain a complaint form, caîl tbe association at (416) 447- 2511. Grenier - sbould sbe were take Mac- From page 12 'Scott Feftnxeli subject to imprisonnient for 14 days or longer and will be probibited from driving for six montbs or longer. Subsequent convictions wil result in im- prisonment for 90 days or longer, and a minimum one-year suspension of driving privileges. Judges may impose stiffer penalties depending on tbe circumstances of eacb case. Fines may range as bigb as $2,000 and convicted drivers may be probibited from driving for periods of up to tbree years. Tbe new laiw also introduces Lwo new impaired driving offences. Irnpaired driving causing bodily barm camres with it a maximum penalty o! ten years in prison and ten years probibition from driving. Impaired driving causing deatb camres witb it a maximum penalty of 14 years in prison and ten years probibition. In very serious cases, a driver can be cbarged witb manslaugbter or criminal negligence causing deatb. Tbe maximum penalities for tbese offences are life imprisonment and a lifetime prohibition from driving. It is also a crimincal offence to refuse to provide a breatb sample witbout a reasonable excuse, subject to the- samne penalties as those for an impaired driving conviction. The new law allows police Lo ask a doctor to take blood samples in cases wbere it is impossible to obtain a breatb sample. A suspect is entitled to bave one of the blood samples tested in- dependently ta niake sure tbe blood-alcobol readings are accurate. Sa bearing these sobering facts in mmnd, 1 hope that each -and every one of you will enjoy the festivities o! the occassion, and wisb you ail a very Happy New Year! - ~ a~rrV<'LDICTiA M RVYCRISTMA" MERRYCHRISTMAS MERRY CHRISTMAS MERRY CHRISTMAS MERRYCRIT MASfl0 4: J I WE WISH EVERYGNE A MERRY CH RL.STMAS ANDI A HAPPY NEW YEAR DEC.24 Cloe a 6)TO DC. 7 CILDENSDEC. 31 (Close at 6) TO JAN. 2 MOVIEI 1MV EACHVI BE-TA STOREHOURS.~ KINGVKIDGSO169MON.-THURS. OISHAWSIMCOE ST. S. 9-9 OHAWA306 KING ST.WVI) 43- 51 OSHAWA,'-U5 WHITBY OSHAWA FRI. &SAT. 1STFLOOR 2ND FLOOR 576151 LUOPEN FRI. 9-10 OPEN FRI. 9-10à SUN. 11-9c, MERRY CHRISTMAS MERRY CHRISTMAS MERRY CHRISTMAS MERRY CHRISTMAS MERRYCHRISTMAS MERRY CHRISTMAS 'i -- - --- - - - - , - - . --Il, c Whitby. mtmmy ummiý> 1 nnm1b Z7, hý