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PAGE 4. WHITY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23,1989 Bugelli: Newman Cres. work may be 'dead.issu'* Whitby council feels that work on Newman Ores. under the local improvement policy is a dead issue, according to west ward councillor Joe Bugelli. «Council did state we would react to the request of the resi- dents," said Bugelli. Last month, most residents on' Newman Cres. voted against the new policy. 0f the 43 notices sent; out to the residents, 30 were reéturned to the Town, ail of them opposed to the policy. However, in a letter sent to Bugelli, a Newman Ores. resi- dent asked what the 'public works departinent will reconi- mend to council. "Please specify this to al resi- dents: in writing before Sept. 5, 1989," wrote L. Laycock of 606 Newman Ores. "The report is not finished yet but discussions here have been not te, go ahead with the work,» said Wayne Hancock of the pub- lic works departnient. (tlnder the policy, introduced by counicil this year, Newman Ores. residents would have con- tributed $61, 150 toward the $350>000 cost of the project.) Hýncock said a letter sent to the residents from thËe Town dîd not contain what the works department's recommendation would' be because the final deci- sien is up te ceunicil. Bugelli said council would vote not to go ahead with the work bécause it has been turned down bre the majority of Newman Ores. Work on Coronation Rd. under the policy was also included in this year's budget. Bugelli,> said, it' would be "assinine"ý for council te, shy away froni that project' because of the vote on Newman -Cres. "You can't apply the views -of (Newman Ores. residents) te, some other areas of town,» said Bugelli. Work on Coronation Rd. will cost $600,000. The Town* has yet te work out the cost te, the residents or appraoch theni to determine if they are in faver of the work. New church nS&dsreservofr Wales JUNIPER A very flat spreading juniper wthdark green foliage. 30 cm. Reg. price $,9.95 Now5 Onl 2e M Deborah NORWAY MAPLE A selection of the -Schwedler Maple. New growth is red,9 changinig to bronze - Blue Moffat JUNIPER A pyramidal upright juniper with beautiful blue colour. Remains compact with littie pruning. 60 cm. Reg. price $29.95 OnIy Purpielea f Sandcherry TREE A small ornamental tree with deep plum coloured leaves. Pale pink, fragrant flowers in Spring. 125 cm stem. Reg. price $U4.95 N ow0 only$44,,«5 I I GA RDEN MUMS Hundreds of hardy gardens mums now in stock. See our great selection priced at only NURSERY STOCK Take advantage of Brouwers HUGE selection of containerized Nursery Stock - ready for summer planting. Also available are HUNDREDS of Birch clumps and Blue Spruce for you to choose from ... Work is expected te start im- rnediately on a Hebron Christian Reform Church on Anderson ]Rd. north of Taunton. The l8,877-sq. ft. church was approved by planning i and deve- lopmnent committee last week. Comxittee had been given power to act by council before the sum- mer recess. The* . enly cencern was expressBed by the Whitby fire. department, which noted' that- since the site is unsierviced, there was neo provision for water in the event of a fire. The department has therefore ordered t he church to provide a water reservoir on site. The church, an, institutional use, will be bufit on land that had been zoned for agriculture. Man tobe questioned about assaults A Toronto man has been arres- ted and charged with a number of sexual assaulta in Southern Ontario. Durham Regional Police are waiting in line te, question the man te, determine if he was responsible for two sex assaults in Durham Region last week. One occurredin Oshawa while the other was in an underground parking garage at 200 White Oaks. The man, James Rolland Pel- land, .32, of Toronto was arrested by RCMP on Tuesday, Aug. 8 at Pearson International Airport. The arrest was made after Parry Sound OPP received infor- mation about twe, sexual assaults there, one on Aug. 7, the other on Aug. 8. Pelland is a parolee who was serving time for 13 charges of break and enter. He has been charged for the two assaults in Parry Sound as well as two asaults in Peel that occurred in July. Durham police will have an opportuntiy te uetion the man sometimnetisweek. Reg.pric $29 .0 ~EU 73 EIPIlUI'OU~ A Toronto nman received burns ato his feet froim a fire, in a NowO Iy~ *~* ______________ he was working on as I Durham Regional Police said A Joseph Terbo, 25, was pouring JOHNBROU ER ARDE 1 HOWY 2concrete sealer for a basement at 8 Ha Crt. when. the pilot AND'LANDSCAPING CENTRE3101" light a ot water heater 650 akeidgeRoa «SothAjax OnarioLlS4S7Police said Terbo had no 650~~~~~SM Laaudg Rhand SoofAa, O tri i 5 i getting1 out of the TELEHON: 66-145-r 66-180 aseentbefore his feet were Saudy aEt p uda:9mt 6I eea Hospital where he a _____7%e incident occurred on Sun- d4y. M j