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% çr~;<1 <i. ,<~ * ~ ""y,--. PAGE 4 WXIIT BY F P ÈP£ESS,W~~SlV ih 1 DOWNTOWN WHJFTBY [CHINESE FOOD BUFFET- bAILYý Sat. & Sun. Brunch $5,991 (more than 50 items tochoose from for dinner) Dine in and Take-out service. 107 BROCK ST. S., WHITBY For Delivery Cail 668-2222 I I p Present this Coupon and Receiýve Diner For Oy$79 (o.-Wed., Expires May 17/i II2nd Hand & Estate Broker IWE PAY CASH *GoId - Diamonds *GoId Coins- Furniture IJewelery -Etc. ISWAP II TALKJ "T- nyEst ate Broker i Whftby adOhw 58Smcoe St. S., Oshawa Il Phone 433-1783 g NEW LOCATION II 111B Dundas St. W., Whitby SPhone 430-8387 1: Srving Durham Region Since 1979. Persoal -Smail Business - Rentai*- Farming Persnal Commissioned Sales Pro fessional Tax Preparation from $ 15.00O Free Est imate / Year Round Service 153 Brock St: N. Unit 6, Whltby Lanes 430-1986 George T, C hase, CGA Certified General Accountant 209 Dundas St. E., Suite 407 Whitby 430-3022 -Personal Tax Returns - SmnaII Business Accounting Residents send SOS message to save walkway 'SOS - Save Our Shores.! That's the message a group of Whitby residents want to get acosto Whitby council when they begin gathering names on a petition to keep a waterfront walkway as part of Coscan's waterfront development.p The group was the brainchild of Whitby resident Jennifer Leet. After holdin their inaugural meeting twyo weeks ago, the group, now called SOS, wiil be out April '7 and April 8 gathering names on a petition. Coscans proposai includes four 15-story condominium build- ings and townhouses. As part of -its approval of Coscan's design, council removed a public walkway between the condominiums. and Whitby's aror. Leet's group wants that walkway put back in development plans. "It's not too late to fight this. We have a good chance," said Leet. The group's steering committee held its first meeting last week, and according to Leet, the group also wants to reduce the density of the project. "There should be consideration for the density, maybe the building heights could be lowered," she said. Members of SOS will be in front of the major supermarkets this weekend, and then from there, Leet says the petitions will be available for signing in banks and the library, if possible. She is hoping for 10,000 signatures. ]Boat ropes'areeut in harbor Durham Regional Police are investigating after someone cut the ropes mooring the Prince EdwardIsl and boat at Whitby h1arbor. Police say the ropes were cut sometime on Sunday, April 2. The boat was stopped from float- ing away. The Town bas been attempting to get the boat, owned by Art Robinson, out.of the harbor for about two years. Ambler is new United Way president FROM PAGE 2 24-member board of directors and an executive committee con- sisting of Oshawa lawyer Bob AiexzandAr n first vice--preF'idant; Durham Region chief adminis- trative officer Don Evans of Whitby as second vice-president and Whitby's Ken Catherwood as secretary- treasurer. e LIUIATION SALE 110 Dunlop Street East, Whitby 666-1331 SOL!) OAK & PINE FURNITURE 1- tbe PÙ)e &Gift SbOPPC5eOn ..The elegant look of the past...t ,e. 10-6, Thurs.-Fri. 10-9 Sa.10-5:30 Suidays 11-4 :2:2. 2ý] Mon.-We(