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Go-krtspar of3aday carnival PROM PAGE 1 planning the event. Althoùgh the actual 'route has flot beeni finalized, it will b. approximately 1,500 metres ini leuff and run around five or six Family Kartway will provide equiprnent insurance, barri- cades, affand sponsors. "There are somne negatives,» Battnconceded. "It will b. neisy, ne doubt about ý that, and some. incon- venionces. But the compmittee organýizin it will do everything in its power te mmnimie it,» h. promised. "The concerns of local resi- dents, a couple of churches ini the area and seiveral businesses will ho taken inte censideratien." Councillor Denmis Fox, ope- rations chair, had no diffîculty moving bis committe.'. recom- mendation. > «For any inconvenience that may cerne aleng, the benefits greatle' outweigh the disadvan- taes, smd Fox. «Sr. there will b. sorie cùm- plaints, but those people weuldn't ho satisfied if we sup- plied them with earmuffs.» Fox sad the. go-kart racing is enly part of a three-day event which al cf Whitby should sup- port "It'. Canada Day and a resur- gent of wlat this town used te do all thé time.» On the latter. point, Bardons said tho "reponse and enthu- siasm" to the carnival just keeps Umwng and getting better evory Ldens' cemniittee has .Put togother a prograrn featuring a varlety cf activities to b. held throughout Whitby during the three-day weekend. "The (committee) meetings are ajoy o to,» said Edwards. eeThre's an air ofpositive sup- port and optimism tlat ou don't normallyse." a -- , FÀ (NC)-Mother tongues. English and French are the mother tongues of 60% and 24% of Canadians resectively. Next in order of importance are Italian at 2%, Chinese at 1.9% and German at 1.8%. No other language accounts for more than 1 %. To educate people about how te live with astma,. the Lung Assciation, Durham Region, i. hosting its second, Ail About Asthma Fair onSaturday, April 22, at Sinlair Secondary, Schoel, 380 Taunton Rd. E, Whitby from 1 ta -5 p.m. "The, focus cf this year's event is Livfing Weil With Asthma," says Maureen McLéod,. executive director of the association. 'W. not only want people to manage their authma but ta learn ta strive for well-being." Highlights of the d:y include a speech b'Robin IHutcéhinson, an ashaic triathiete, at 2 p.m., followed by Dr. Joeeph Levy at 3 p.m. who6 will present ,a motivational speech on ' Wellness. In addition there Will ho variaus related asthma oxhibits, pharmacists ýand ,respiratoey therapisWta t answer questions, and a supervised children's corner will b. available.' "Our firet event was extremoly Weill. attended,"f says Sharon Blandford, community services coordinator. "Inqiries received te date suggest that this- years ovent wiil ho bigger and botter." WhIIby Fr.. Pies, We*,osdmy. Apdf 12, 19US. pai 31 Are You Gambling with ~ 6> Your Family's ',« Financial Future? The federal governknent is planning to deal YOU an empyhand with their planned cutbacks. ~ WKAT(CM YOU DO0? LEARN HOW TO BEGIN À ~SAVING NW For a FREE publiation to leam howtIo keep mmr of what you eam, cati Rihard Rhodes THIE EQUION. GROUP Wealth Creation, Preservation a *nd Management 3000 Garden Street, ,Suite 214, Whitby -TAXEFFECTIVELy- (905) 30-145 or:1800-95-951 at j Ask about our free monthly "TAX TIPS" semi1nars!f I~I PUBLIC NOTICE THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F D'URHAM IN THE. MATTER 0F, THE MUN ICIPAL -ACT>, TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Regianal Municipallty of Durham maY, pass by-laws authorizing construction of the fallawing projocts: ROAD No. ROAD NAME 8th Conc. Ritson Rd.I Conlin Rd. Intersection Widening of CPR O verpass an Harmany Road 33 Harmpny Raad fram Bloor St. ta _Olive Ave. Finch Avenue at MUNICIPALITY Claringtan Oshawa Oshawa Oshawa Pickering. Altona Raad Plans showing the dletails of the prajects and the lands affected may be seen at the off ices of the Durham Works Department, 105 Cansumers Dr., Whitby. Ontario, Telephone (905) 668-7721. Datedl at Whitby this 23rd day of March 1995. T. PREVEDEL, P. ENG.I DIRECTOR 0F TRANSPORTAIION DESO RIPTIONILOCATION Upgrading to acceptable standards. Intersection improvements lncluding realignm ont af Ritsan Raad. Widening of existing-structure fram 2 ta 4 lanes. WVidenl ngfrom 3,Ian.. ta a4Ian. urban standard. Warks Cammittee, beîng deîegated by Regianal Cauncîl as the hearlng.body> shali hoar in persan or by hie or her caunsel, salcitar or agent any persan prejudicially affected by the by-Iaws and who a'pplios on or befare'April 21 et 1995, ta the undersigned ta be heard' at a meeting of the Warks Caommittee an May 2nd. 1995. V.A. Silgalhls, P..Eng. CommIlssloner of Worke Abou AIlma yjr MAINTENANCE FREE VENYL CALIFORNIA SHUTTERS by Vinylbilt THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM I Works Department sLi HOLIDAY CLOSURE 0F' TRANSFER AND RECYCLING SITES The Oshawa, Cartwright and Scugog Transfer and Recycling Sites wiII be closed Friday, April 14, 1995 and wiII resumne regular operations on Saturday, April 15, 1995. V.A. SIILIUS PEN COMMISIOER âÃ"FWORKS FREE SHOP AT HOME RICHARD RHODES 1 Intersecton improvements.