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PAGE 2, WHIITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19,1988 213 BYRON STREET S. WHITBV, ONTARIO Li N 4P7 Telephone: (416) 666-3958 Toronto Line: (416) 683-7785 Bulletin Board System: (416) 668-2078. e Redbaron Announces... * WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT * Coming Soon "Toon in" to the zany. wacky. ir- repressibIe Roger RabbiL. lis out- rageous Adventures are re-created in .an entertainment software package stra ight from ToonTown. lî's a fait-p.tced, action.packed adventure that's more than an ar- cade game. lnhanced by high quality anima- tion and sound elets. three action packed sequences put the fate or elle Toontown in the 1play-er's hands. Wmii Roger find Marsin the Cap King's wiI. hefore Judge I)oonî can 'dip" Toontown off the face or 0 1 the Erh Place vour order %vith The Rc sure of getting your copy of "N o C64 $39.95 IBM e44.95 LwBUENA VISTA SOFTWAfRE Adbaron Computer Series now be 'Who Framed Roger Rabii." Apple Amiga 49.95 49.95 Part of the Magic of C>- The Wall Disney Company C Friendly, Personal Service 24 Hours-7 days a week BUTCHER SHOP î PORK BUTT CHOPS FRESH CHICKEN LEG QUARTERS 899/100GM DL ONE BLACK FOREST BIRWURST HAM ____ [ ---O-REBKE ONION BUNS ITALIAN ROLLS -PRO DUCE BR1OCOLLI iTOMATOES À&og GROCERY IVPLUS DEPOSIT EA DITCOKE ASTRO DITCOKE, COKE CLASSIC YOGURT (1.5 LITRE BOTTIE) !~SEIORSSA VE 10% ON TUESDA Y LOTTERY TICKETS AND TOBACCO PRODUOTS NOT INCLUDED Councillors critical of E Motion Cc- over this council," added Bugelli. He noted that the exristing code bas a penalty identical to that contained in the Town's poop and scoop bylaw - $2,000. "I think this is an attack on each and every member of this council," said councillor Ross Batten. He inforined council that he would be willing to -disclose any property he owns but would not disclose bis cash holdings. "That is no one's business but mine or my wife's," said Batten, who received support from councillor Joe Drumm. "It is my business what I have. If people don't like that, that is too bad," said Drumm. Council decided to hold the special mÏeeting but did flot give ay date when itwould be held.- Emm.voted against the meet- ing while Mayor Bob Attersley informed council he 'is willing to disclose bis property and interests in companies to anyone who asks. An attempt by Whitby councillor Gerry Emm to have councillors who have served six years on council disclose their holdings was was soundly defeated by other counicillors on Tuesday night last week. Council is now considerng %a preliminary code of conduct, bt bas delayed approval of a 'fulI code until a special meeting of counicil can be held with a lawyer and accountant to clarify any details. A council committee recom- mended the special meeting. But Emm argued any special meeting would delay acceptance of the code until after the election. But other councillors said they would not let Emm's statement pressure themn into making an uninformed decision. "Fm not going to be dictated to or threatened before I know what is on the table," said councillor Bugelli. 'Tm getting fed up with the innuendos which suggests a cloud Operations committee will recommend to council that names contained on the cenotaph in downtown Whitby be included as possible street names. The idea was introduced to committee by councillor Tom Edwards wbo said he discussed the idea with the Royal Canadian Legion and tbey support the move. He set aside concerns that this was an election gimmick sayng he was going- to maké the suggestion even if there had been no election. "What better names can we use than someone who bas laid down their life for their country," said Edwards who received unanimous approval from 'the committee. ~hirtjg wo cr $ efloutr onrirt In 1835, on the banks of the Napanee River, an English cabinet maker-founded the firm of John Gibbard and Son. Business in the early years consisted of custom work sold in the surrounding countryside. The small shop's reputation for fine craftsmanship soon spread to other parts of Upper Canada and the business expanded. Today, Gibbard is represented in over 70 Canadian embassies around the wor[d. Still handcrafted, it 15 available in Diningroom, Livingroom or Bedroom fumniture of either Solid Mahogany or Solid Cherry wood. CABINET MAKER NAPAMc n C;1E31.dý PROUDLY DISPIAYED AT 70 ROSSLAND ROAD, WEST OSHAWAe TRADITIONAL INTERIORS EXPERT DESIGN (416) 576-6465 CONSULTA NTS ONLY AVAILABLE AT EFFECTIVE Oct. 19 to 25 Town may use cenotaph nami.es WEST LYNDE PLAZA Highway # -2 &-Jeffery -St.