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PAGE 18, WEDNESDAY MARCFI 12. 1980. WHITBY FREE PRESS ADD A DEAD BOLT The Only Way of :Getting ln Is With 'Your Key Kwikset Dead Boit Single Cylinder No. 660 $13.95 Lock up witl LOCKSHOPI LOCKSHOP LTD. Mors &Tues 8 a.m. -B6p.m ,Vd, T hrs, Fr i8 a.m. - 9 p. M. iSet 9s.m.- 5 p.m W~4 SPECIALI mis & HNus PERMS 1/2 PRICE Mondays Only BLAIR PARK PLAZA WHITBY. ONTARIO 1010 D undas St. E. Whitby, Ontario 666-1 421 CHLDRIN'S HAIRCUTS 1/2 PRICE Mondays Oniy 668-5441 Newman predicts financial trouble for town i*f Broo klin grows Whitby could be in serious financial trouble if Brooklîn is aliowed to grow to a population of 10,000 persons, former mayor Des Newman said last week. Speaking at a public meeting held in Brooklin last week, Newman pointed to recent Ontario Municipal Board decision that reduced by more than 50 per cent the lot levies in a development in Brampton after the developer appealed to the board. A lot levy is the money that the town received from the developer for each building lot that the town used to pay for such services and facilities as fire protec- tion, libraries, parks and arenas. Brooklin growth is based on the town receiving lot levies of, $25,000 from the developer. Newman told the ad- ministrative committee, which called the public meeting, that appealling lot levies by developers is becoming more common- place citing Mississuaga as an example of a municipality which has had tax increases because of in- sufficient lot levies. "You would get a little up- set if your tax rate started to Roy MacCauley's "OUR AIM IS TO SATISFY"Y go like Mississauga a few years down the road," Newman said. Newman claimed that the proposed plan does not provide enough industrial land in the Brooklin development envelope. "If you are going to have 10,000 people, you are going to need 2,500 jobs," he said adding that at least 2,000 of them would have to be provided by industry. Broolin Dueeds 200 acres of industrial land to meet its objective, based on the number of jobs par acre of industrial land in the southern part of Whitby, he said. The present proposal calîs for 100 acres of industrial land. "We are trying to build a balanced commuruty in Whitby," he said. "Don't you (council) think it is ap- propriate to at least provide a reasonable number of jobs? " Newman was mayor when the Corbett Creel sewage plant was built. A plant with a capacity of serving a Brooklin population of 25,000. He said that he was not against the idea of Brooklin development but stressed that "the question is. what do you want to pay for it? " "if council chooses to proceed in a manner that will proteet the community and get sewers at the same time, it will have mny sup- port," Newman said. "I want to put you (coun- cil) on notice that there are people in this community who understand what you are doing and why, 1 he said. "lWe will support you when we think you are right, not when we think ail the num- bers don't add up and al things don't corne together. " Deputy Grand Master vis ~its local lodg Whitby's David T. Campbell Lodge of the Masomie Order was recently honored by a visit from the deputy district grand master. Shown here, front row (from left to right) are: Brother J. Leonard, tyler; Right Worship- fui Brother John W. Penfound, deputy district grand master; Brother L. Hanna, senior warden; Worshipful Brother W.S. Hilliard, worshipful'master; Brother A. Hewis, junior warden; and Brother R. Davis, organist. Back row (fromn left to right): Worshipful Brother G. Robinson, secretary; Brother G. Sansom, senior steward; Worshipful Brother A. Howe, treasurer; Very Worshipful Brother B. Guthrie, chaplain; Brother N. Taylor, senior deacon; Br other W. Campbell, junior deacon; Brother J. Lawrence, junior steward; and Brother T. Edwards. -Free Press photo by Robin Lyon. 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