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PAGE 6, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16,1980, WFITBY FREE PRESS Jaycee Week Jan. 27 The week of January 27 to February 2 is Jaycee Week across Canada. The Whitby Jaycees have armounced that they will be holding festivities throughout the week t.hat wiil feature a dinner meeting to be held in honor of National President David Robert-Morgan and Inter- national Vice-President John Goutt of South Africa. Spokesman Keith Wager said that he hopes that there will be Jaycees from ail over the. Central Region present for the dinner. The Central Region covers the area, between Oakville and Montreal reaching as far north as Timmins and Sault Ste. Marie. Wager aiso announced that the club .wiIl also be presenting a cheque to the Multiple Selerosis Society of Durham Region for $1,000. Anyone wishing more in- formation about the events can cail AI McDougall at 668- 9714. Wager also said that finalized plans for the week will be announced within the next couple of weeks. Servc*e expanded north A recommendation was made by the public works committee and passed that the town of Whitby extend the present contract with regional reclaimers in order to provide garbage collec- tion service for al of the residential areas north or Rossland Road. There are approximately 250 homes that do not receive this service. The cost of this service will be added to the tax bis for these homes as is done with the homes' in the rural area already receiving this ser- vice. The Public Works Com- mittee estimates this ser- vice could be carried out at an approximate cost of 34t per week per residence or $17.68 per year. Councillor Gerry Emm pointed out that a bin was provided near Groveside Cemetary for the 250 residents not receiving collection service to dispose of their garbage. It has corne to the atten- tion of Emm that the bin is being used not only by these designated 250 but by many others. The remnoval of this excess garbage is costing the town more than the collection service will now cost.