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WHJTBYÊR E PRESS9 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER1 14, 1988, PAGE il Tow n will pay for connection fees T-H-E GR 6 girls' club of West Lynde public school raised $146.47 for the United Way wit a bake sale at the school recently. From left are Stacey Loveless, Jocelyn Salisburyî Jessica Aguire, Angela Mtusiak, Sarah -Owen and Rhiannon Filip. Ii'e Tow n of Whitby is going to pick up the' tab for watermain connection fees for residents on llcourt Dr. and Clearspring Rd., whose wells were affected by the first phase of the Graywood subdivision. Many of the residents com- plained they were without water during subdivision construction hast summer. The Region has secured $40)000 from Graywood to bring water to the resi dents. But resi- dents had been informed they would stili have to contribute $300 for connection. On Monday night, council un- animouhsy agreed to pay the $300 connection fee. The Town wilh also assume the cost of extending watermains ahong pri- vate property to a home and wilh pay up to $1,000 for any internai plumbing needed. The Town has set a maximum of $134,000 as its contribution. Residents will have to hook up to the regional-&ater *supply within six months of it being available to qualify for money frorn the Town. 1Councilwas informed by letter from Durharn works commis- sioner Bill Twelvetrees that waterrnains should be extended to the area by mid-March. He said consturction is expected to begin in mid-February and will be comtu1Ated as weather per- The Rotary Club, of Whitby will hohd their pancake breakfast on Saturday, Dec. 17, 8 to 11:30 a.m., at the Oshawa Garden Ser- vice (OGS) Garden Gallery on Tbickson Rd. N., Brooklin. In addition to the breakfast there will be hayrides, hot apple mits. Mayor Bob Attersley said that if the Region adheres to the construction timetable, 'residents wilh have to hookup torgina water services by mid-Sptm ber. Council was also informed that until then, affected residents can get reimbursed for any water they have to buy by retaining their receipts. cider and uflristmas tree pro- motion. Any cut or artificial tree Surchase will mean a donation of 5 to the Rotary. Money raised by the Rotary will go toward community pro- jects. D OWNTOWN WH ITBY VIC TOR I AN C HR I S T MA S Are -Mince Tarts a part of your Christmas tradition? We, have the World's Best Mince Meat with real rum flavouring. 0 Also: e Unique Christmas Gift Baskets (assorted sizes) e Home-made Choc. & Shortbread gift boxes e Christmas candy in bulk e Candy cups and boxes, O New Store Hours for Christmas Weekdays 9 amn. to 9 pm. Sat. 9 arn. to 5:30 pm. 400 Dundas St. West, Whty6625 w 0t 0Y 0 Betty's Fashions w 112 Brock St. N.,Whitby, Ontario 668-4141 N S Friendly Service e quality Clothlng N N ~Christmas Specials JI 20%O/Ooff AlDresses J' 2% off Aul sweaters e Visa &Mastercard JIQ Gift CertificatesN (tw Free Chrisimas Gift Wrapping JW (On request wrth purchase.) I N 1x~xii. ~~.x Ji Thurs. Dec. 8 - Fr1. Dec. 9- 9:30 - 8:00N Saturday Dec. 10 9:30 - 5:00 j Mon. Dec. 12 -Wed. Dec. 14 9:30 - 6:00 N ~Thurs. Dec. 15-Fri. Dec. 16 9:30 - 8:00N NSaturday Dec. 17 9:30 - 5:00N Mon. Dec. 19-Fri. Dec.23 9:30 -9:00~ Saturday Dec. 24 9:30*5:00 Rotary Club to hold pancake breaàkfast on- Saturday 1