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PAGE 24, WHITBY FREE PR ESS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1987 FORMER GRADUATES of Denis O'Connor separate high s( .aool, and now teachers, (1-r) Peter Sheppard, Ber- nadette Coren and Tom Gallagher en- joy some past yearbooks as they prepare for the school's 25th anniver- sary and reunion to be held Saturday, Sept. 26, 12:30 to 5 p.m. at the school, in Ajax. I I Break-iMs believed connected Durham Regional Police are in- vestigating a break-in at a restaurant in Pickering Village and two break-ins at two Whitby restaurants which they believe are connected Police say a cleaning woman heard glass break while shewas working at Wally's Restaurant in Pickering Village early Tuesday morning. She was confronted by two males, one carrying a hammer. They told her they were OPP officers. She then fled the premises and called police. A short time later break-ins were reported at the Coach House tavern on Dundas St. W. and Stairways on Green St. in Whitby. Police says cash was stolen from each of the Whitby restaurants. Enrolment changes at O'Connor Denis O'Connor Catholic high school in Ajax has fewer students this year, a new experience for the administration at DO'C who have had high enrolment since the school opened in 1984. Enrolment is down about 10() students from last year, allowing the removal of four portables to bring the total down to 12. The reason behind the decrease is the opening of St. Mary's High School in Pickering, scheduled to open this September. However, this date has been pushed forward one year. In the meantime Gr. 9 and 10 students who were to be attending St. Mary's this year are being bused to Holy Cross in Oshawa. Tom Fitzsimmons, principal at DO'C for the past two years, was right on the mark with his predic- tion of 1987 enrolment. Fitzsim- mons was prepared for 1,040 students and he received 1,043. About 350 of those students are bused from Whitby. Stripparlor license is approved... FROM PAGE 1 did,,calling it "a half a cake." "The bylaw is not half a cake," responded Attersley. Bugelli also criticized the $50 license fee, which he said would escalate the "worth of an establishment. "Fifty dollars is ridiculously low and comes nowhere close to collec- ting the Town's money back," argued Bugelli. He said he was more concerned with the value the license would put on the two existing parlors. "Once we have approved this we have highlighted those two locations," argued Bugelli. Lamps stolen at Rousseau's Four lamps and a framed print valued at $1,650 were stolen from Rousseau Heritage House at 216 Mary St. E. sometime on the weekend. Durham Regional Police say a rear window was removed to gain access. Coming events COMPUTER CLUB The Commodor. Users Group will hold the first meeting of their fifth year as a efub oi Sept. 24, 7 to 9 p.m., at the Michael .Sîarr Building (Ministry oi Revenue), Oshawa. President Rob Perozak will con- duct the introductory meeting. Meetings are held the fourth Thur- sday of each month. Cal 723-6855 for info. CLOGGERS The Durham chapter (Step N' Time) of the Ontario Rhythm Cloggers will begin their Wed- nesday night (7:30 - 9:30 p.m.) beginner's classes Sept. 23 at Laval Community Centre, Oshawa. Cal Sheree at 433-8186 or Darryl at 264- 2848. "He is correct. It does put an ar- tificial value on a license. But there is no way to get around that," said clerk Don McKay. McKay also told council that should an establishment be sold, the license is not transferable. The new owners would have to apply to the Town for the license. Should the Town receive two or more applications after a parlor has been sold, McKay said staff would go to council for direction. Another clause in the license provides that strippers not be visible from the exterior of the parlor. Both existing parlors, the Royal Hotel and the Spru e Villa, had representatives at the meeting. John Ringer, solicitor for the Spruce, hinted the advertising restriction may not be "fair and reasonable and defenceable in law. "It is not my client's intention to challenge the license," he told council. Ted Mikos, co-owner of the Royal, would not comment on the license, saying he had to study it. Council eventually gave unanimous approval to the license. CORPORATION OF THE T OWN0F WHITBY In the Regional Municlpality of Durham PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE SENIOR CITIZENS "PROGRAM NEEDS STUDY" DATE: TIME: LOCATION: Thursday, October 1st, 1987 7:00 p.m. to approx. 8:30 p.m. Town of Whitby Municipal Building Council Chambers TRANSPORTATION: Provided at no Cost to Senior Citizens BUS SCHEDULE: PICK-UP TIMES: Cali the Whitby Senior Citizens Centre to Reserve a Bus Seat - PHONE 668-7919 6:20 pm Senior Citizens Centre 6:30 pm 315 Colborne Street West 6:45 pm Regency Place and Hickory Street (return transportation availlable) PURPOSE OF MEETING: The purpose of the meeting is to provide an opportunity for individual Whitby Senior Citizens and representatives of groups Working with Senior Citizens to discuss the existing and future program and ser- vice needs of Seniors in Whitby. The information received at the public meeting on October lst, 1987, will be used to assist the Town of Whitby in evaluating the adequacy of existing recreational opportunities and home support activities available for Senior Citizens. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL: 668-7919 YOUR PARTICIPATION IS NEEDED TO PLAN FOR THE IMMEDIATE AND LONG TERM FUTURE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS! CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF WHITBY ADULT SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD Applications are now being accepted by the Town of Whitby for the position of Adult School Crossing Guard on: - 1. ANDERSON STREET at WILLIAM STEPHENSON DRIVEl RIBBLESDALE DRIVE Applications are to be received no later than Wednesday, September 30th, 1987, and addressed to:- Mr. Wm. H. Wallace, Administrator, Corp. of te Town of Whitby, 575 Rossland Road Eist Whitby, Ontario L1N 2M8 THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE A NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of The Regional Municipality of Durham proposes to pass a by-law to stop up and close part of the highway known as Dirham Regional Road No. 26 (Thickson Road) being certain lands acquired for the widening thereof which lands are located at the south east corner of Thickson Road North and Crawforth Street in the Town of Whitby, in the Regional Municipality of Durham. AND NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of The Regional Municipality of Durham proposes by the aforesaid by-law to authorize the sale of a part of the stopped up and closed highway to the owner of the lands abutting same. The portion of the highway proposed to be stopped up and closed is located at the south east corner of Thickson Road North and Crawforth Street in the Town of Whitby, in the Regional Municipality of Durham and is shown as Parts 16 and 17 on a Plan of Reference deposited in the Land Registry Office for the Land Titles Division of Durham (No. 40) at Whitby as Number 40R-10322. The proposed by-law and a copy of Plan 40R-10322 may be seen at the Clerk's Department of The Regional Municipality of Durham, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. At its meeting to be held in the Council Chambers, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario on Wednesday the 7th day of October, 1987, the Council of The Regional Municipality of Durham will hear any person who claims that his land will be prejudicially affected by the by-law and who applies to be heard. DATED at Whitby, this 3rd day of September, 1987. C. W. LUNDY, Regional Clerk