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PAGE 22, WH1TBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1989 Construction areod levrel Indications are that the Town of Whitby is in for a record- breakingyear for construction. The monthly building permit report released by the Town's public works departmnent shows the number of permits issued s0 far this year is up slightly from this time last year. }Iowever, the value of permits issued is currently about $163- million, well above the $135- million figure for the samne 10 months of 1988.. In October alone the Town processed 149 building permits- for a totàIi building value of $167789,'064t. The building permit fees for the month total $87,3 12. "Whitby lis progressing, from an assessment point of view,» says, mayo Bob Attersley, who prediets a 'Irecord-breaking year"' or(; construction permits. Last vear the planning 'department lanâled business worlth more than $179.8-million between -January and October. So far this year, the department- has handled business 'valued at $192.3-million, with the months of November and December yet to be calculated. Attersley. is confident the yeair- end figure will surpass the .1988 figure of $205.2-million. Leyineas.e- piropoSed B Trudie Zavadovics Durham l Region is proposing a 12-per cent ($6,460 per unit) increase in residential lot levies for 1990. The 1990 proposai for a lot levy of $6,460 was to be con- sidered yesterday ( Tuesday) by three Region committees. The existing residential deve- lopment charge levy for water, sanitary sewers and roads is $5,770 pr unit. Te egon's'proposed 10-year capital expenditure program and financing plan for 1990 to 1999 is based upon the current fore- casts of residential growth and servicing commitments. It indicates that $678-million will be required to meet servicing demands for water supply, sani- tary sewer and road capital pro- grams. THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY BOARD AND COMMITTEE APPOUNTMENTS Every year Whitby Town Council appoints citizens to varlous Boards and Committees that are responsible for a variety of matters such as the administration of public facilities, the conservation of heritage properties and the beautification of the Community. These appointments give residents of Whitby a chance to volunteer their skills to help mun the Town. This year the Council is seeking individuals who are interested in serving on the following Boards or Committees: Fence-Viewer Groveside Cemetery Board Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee Plumbers' Board of Examiners Property Standards Committee Responsibilties To review matters relative to the standards for the erect ion and mainitenance of line fences. To administer Municipal cemeteries. To research and promote the conservation of heritage properties within the Municipality. To examine applicants for master plumbers licences. (Memnbers of the Board of Examiners must be licenced as master plumbers by the Municipality.) To review matters relative Lo the standards for the maintenance and occupancy of property within the Municipality. Term of Appointment Three Years Three Years Three Years Three Years Three Years if you would like to serve on one of these Boards or Committees you are invited to complete an "Application for Appôntment" which may be obtained at the Clerk's Off ice. Completed applications are to be submitted to the Clerk no later than November l5th, 1989, for the Council's consideration. Donald G. McKay, Clerk The Corporation 0f the Towrl of Whitby 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario UN 2M8 Phone: (416) 668-5803 MOiJIR SORTS- Atoms in-final The Passport Whitby minor A atom team com peted in the aninual Owen Sounid tournament. last weekend, -losïng theý cham- pionship match to Orangeville by a Icount of 5- 1. !Whitby advanced to the cham- pionship game by pastingz the Preston Raiders with a 6-3 loss& in their opening game. Goals obr Whitby were scored by Ryan 'O'Leary with three, Brian Vinent with two, and Todd Farquharson with' a single. Brent Johinson was solid in net. Iname twvo, Whitby defeated the Oshawa Red Wings of the Little NHL, by' a score of 4-2. Once again it was the sharp- shooting of O'Leary and Vincent wotked in two goals apiece. Adam Yule came fort h with some outstanding glove saves in - the latter part -of thle game to secure the victory for Whitby. Passport Whitby handed the host Owen Soun teaira a 4-2, setback in game three. Vinent again dazed the opposition with. Ia t_~k and Grant Souter got the Iother goal as a steady Adam Yale looked on from the Whitby net. The Ion g delay between the third and final game took itsý toll, on Whitby, with Matt Capson being the only Passprt playe to score as Orangeville lay Whitby to rest with a 5-1 clipping. Assistant coach Bruoe Johnson was particularly pleased with the strong defensive efforts dispLayeBd' by John Lang, Tyson Peel, Aam MacCarl Mike Cartwright, Brian Nelson and Ryan McLeod. Baton twi.rling a, sport How to orgap~ize ah4.appy marniage. How to organize 23 summer dresses, 12 suits. 3 sport jackets, 8 pairs of mens shoes ancd a large amount of underclothing, slacks, socks, sneakers, scarves, and shorts. Plus 2 tennis racquets and a 5 string banjo wCt 2 strings missing. THE! CLOSET FOR ADULTS NOW ON SML£ SPACE AC3E SHELVIN31 VIE MAXE HOUSE CALLS CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE. 80 THICKSON RD. S. TI-ICKSON PLACE PLAZA WHITBY 430-1636 Sore Hours: Monday - Wednesday 10 arn o6 prn- Thursday& Frday 9arn b 9 pm Saurday 9arn 16 pro Baton twirling has corne a long way since the majorette on parade. Today, it is truly -a recreational sport." Baton twirling, in Ontario, attracts* approimately 10,000 enthusiasts a year. As one of Ontario'sfastest growing sports, girls and boys from ages 2 to 25 years compete from the recreational level te the world-recognized elite division. 2 lse Whitby Home & Rural Appliance novice ringette team opened the season with two lasses, both te Oshawa teamns.* On Oct. 22 Whitby lost 19-2 te Oshawa IL. Scoring for Home & Rural were ichelle Dempsey and Danielle Bleau. The second loss was deait by Oshawa I 9-1. Melanie Davis scored the lone goal. The first home gaine provide Whitby with its- first win, 12-5 over Woodville. Bleau led the way with four goals, Ellen Johnson had three, Dempsey had two, Karen Peacocke, Jennifer Cowan, Lisa Vanderlip, all one goal. Atoms eliminated in tournament Whitby's minor atom 'A' teain, sponsored by Passport Whitby, participated in the annual Orangeville tournament this past weekend. On Saturday, Wbitb easily handled the Etobicok atem squad, wmnning by an 8-3 count. Bian Vinent and Scott Young eacli scored three in the winning cause with singles coming off the sticks of Grant Souter and Derek Van Egmond. Whitby returned te Orangeville Sunday for the second gaine and feil short losing 4-2 te a London "AN teamn. Only Ryan OULary was able to score in the losing effort. Passport Whitby returns te action Tuesday and Thursday this week with exhibition gaines against Warren Park and Toronte Young Nats. Both gaines will be played at Brooklin Arena. Baton Twirling lias been granted 'sports recognition in Ontario by the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation. The announcement, made in Toronto. by Hugh P. O'Neil, capped an extensive lobbying effort by the, sports body association. The Ontario Baton Twirling Association Inc. (OBTA) was formed ini 1980 as a provincial association te organize baton twirling competitions, workshops, seminars and certification courses te develop athletes, coaches and officiais, as well as representing the provincial inembers at the national level. "Baton twirling lias been part of the Canadian sport scene, for over 41 years," said Betty Davis, president of the OBTA.. 'We are- excited about this recognition. Ski swap The Canadian Ski Patrol Sys- tem will hold a ski swap of new and used 'equipment (downhill and cross country) at the Picker- ing recreation complex Nov. 10- 12. The ski swap is the major fundraiser for the organization which promotes safe skiing and assists injured skiers. Hours are: Friday, Nov. 10, 7 to 10:30 p.m. (equipment recei- ved and sold); Saturday, Nov. 11, 9 a.m. to 6. p .m,. (equipment received and sold); Sunday Nov. 12, il a.m. to 3 p.m. (equipment sold only). Novices edge Ajax 4m3 Whitby NashAluminum major novice 'AN team defeated Ajax 4-3 on Oct. 28. Goals were scored by Justin Terry, Tanner Westfall, Billy. Duncan and Andrew Shannon. Assists were provided by Shannon, Westfall (2), Randy Davidson, Terry and- Evan Cardwell., An exciting return gaine the next day ended with a score of 4-1 for Wl"tby. Goals werescored by irtamura (2), Davidson, Terry. Assista were by Cardwell, Shannon, Derek Ackford and Westfall.