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legal fees spent in opposing the ,froject, says councillor Joe Canadian Club speaIr-ke on 1937.-rebellionls The Canadian'Club of Dra 1837-39.' Region will meet on. Tuesday, An open invitation is extended March 6 at the Holiday Inn, te anyone wishing to attend this Oshawa, commencing with dinner- most interesting, historical, at 6:30 p.m. prograni. Guest speaker will be Bishop For reservations, and any Michaël A. Mann and bis speech further information, contact Ruth is entitled 'A Particular Duty - Brooking, at 655-4530, or Nancy The Canadien Rebellions, McKnight, at 668-4522. Chosng yurfirst business, computer FROM PAGE 10 One aspect is the choice* of an operating system. This is a set or programs which controls the overail operation of your computer. As a first-tinie buyer, you. are well advised to stay within eisting standards such as DOS. When- considering power and memory requirements, allow for. fleibility.- Your system should enable you to add on new features and abilities as your company grows. Software exists for almost any applications today but it is possible- that an off-the-shelf solution te your particular needs isn't available. If so, youll have to hire a software consultant, te tailor an eisting package or writé new software from. scratch. In making your purchase decision, pay close attention te service. Computers sometimes do break down. Find out about the the turnaround time 'on repairs and whether the vendor can fix the equipment on site. Also make sure the different components within your system - keyboard, terminal, printer and central processor - are compatible withý each other. -This goes for hardware and 'software too. As' we'll see in the ne xt column, your challenges- don't end, when you actually, make - your buyingý decision. In some ways,, they're just beginning but it's all for the bâ~ter. BIA. draw winne Whitby resident Garry La Forge won the dinner for two prize offered by the Downtown Whitby BIA durinç its recent 'Heart of the Town' celebration on behalf of the Heart and Stroke Foundation. La- Forge's name was picked at randoni from among several names entered in the drawing. He and a companion -enjoyed their dinner at -the Prospect of Whitby restaurant. CORPORATION 0F THE- 0F" WHITBY IN THE MATTER 0F THE ONTARIO HERITAGE AGI, R. S. O. 1980, c. 337 AND IN THE MAlTER 0F LANDS AND PREMISES AT THE FOLLOWING MUNICIPAL ADDRESS IN THE PROVINCE 0F ONTARIO NOTICE 0F PASSING 0F BY-LAW TAKE NOTICE THAT THE Council of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby has passed By-Iaw No. 2799-90 to designate the intenior of the foîlowing property as being of histonoc and architectural value or interest under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act, R. S. 0. 1980, c. 337. Inverlynn 1300 Giffard Street WHITBY, Ontario REASONS FOR DESIGNATION 0F THE INTERIOR 0F1t300 GFFRDSTREET ARCHITECTURAL The interior features of Inverlynn are weIl preserved examples of architectural styles and workmanship prevalent at the time of construction of this house in 1860. These features include the plaster ceiling mouldings, base wood mouldings and door and windJow trim. The centre staircase and three (3) fireplaces are also significant features. DATED at the Town of Whitby this 2lst day of February 1990. Donald G. McKay Town Clerk The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rossland Road East WHITBY, Ontario LIN 2M8 Canadian Tire's decision not to proceed with a «lube shopn Smeans the Town should recover ft's also the Raser va WHM FM RE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, EEBRUARY 28,1990, PAGE il Cornhe ond Disco ver -the Quality at. VLscovery Bdy *WEDDINGS * FRESH' & SILK-LIKE FLOWERS " ARRANGEMENTS. " DRIED FLOWERS e BASKETS *'POTTED & ARTIFICIAL PLANTS " GIFIS " UNIQUE FRUIT & GIFT BASKETS " BALLOONS . HOURS: MOIN. TUES. WED.: 9 arn - 7 pm THURS. &FR: 9 am - 9pmi SATURDAY: 9 arn . 6 prn PHONE.- (416) 668-5803 - I - -...~.... - Legal_ feSltto Tw in withdrawal of tlube shop propSai However, bis argument fell on deaf ears Monday as council voted, to revise a previously approved agreement ai owing for- a pit stopflubritorium at the northwest corner of Dundas St. E. and Bowman Ave. The Town originally opposed the gas bar lubritorium but lost its case before the Ontario Muni- cipal Board. 'This cost us a lot of money, said Bugelli. «Thie 01MB granted them permission and foroed us to pign an- agreement, now they want out. «Would it not be prudent to try to recover our costs on thisr" When Mayor Bob Attersley replied that such action m'y not be possible, councillor Marcel Brunelle asked if Canadian Tire was flot obligated to build the lubritorium. Planning director Bob Short said the company could not be foroed* to build it- and that -a municipality has up to 18 months to nullify a site plan agreement. Short added that a portion of Canadien Tire's $49,400 letter of credit with the Town, te cover engineering and landscaping coats, will be returned. Councillor Joe Drumm did not see the need for pursuing the issue. "Thbis council fought long and bard on this," said Drumm. «We should not look a gift horse i the mouth.» Please Decycle This Ne~paper TOWN 1