PAGE 2.WEDNEgSDAYJU Y 2, 1975, WHITBY FREE PRESS THE DOCTOR GAME Eighty six rules that can Save your Mie There's a game being played between you and your doctor, and the frightenlng thlng about it, according to one leading Canadian physician, is that only your doctor knows the rules. Fair? "Not at ail," says Dr., W. Gifford-Jones. And while it won't mnake hlm very popular with the medical profession, he's written a book about it that teils you, the patient, exactly how to play. The book ia called The Doctor Game. It's published by McCleiland and Stewart - The Canadian Publishers. It details 86 rules which -the doctor says may save your life. And compared to the cost of unnecessar surgery, or a needless stay in hospital, it could be yourbest medical investmnent this year. Dr. W. Gifford-Jofles (a pseudonyxn) teiis bis reader how to fi*nd the best doctor in bis area, how to teli a good (or bad) doctor, how to avoid unnecessary surgery, how to be a good patient and bow to make the best - and avoid the worst - of the doctor chosen. Written ini layman's language, The Doctor Game la fuil of solld, practical advice on surgery, on taking sex wltb and getting the truth froin one's doctor, on fads and phobias, x-rays, cancer and vlrtuaily every medical concern. Author of an international best-seller On Being A Woman, Dr. Gifford-Jories is a graduate of the University of Toronto and Harvard Medical Sehool and bas bad 25 years experience as a physician. He la considered one of Canada'5 leading gynecologists and la aise the author of Hysterectomny: A Book for the Patient. i The Whitby Hairdresser's Association recently made lhrce requesîs of the Town. They requested Informa- tion r egarding the possibility of limiting the number of hairdressing establishnments in relationship to the popula- tion1. Clerk Bill Wallace res- ponded that the Town does not restrict any other activi- ty in Whitby in relalionship to population and in my opinion to do so takes away the free enterprise aspect of our socicty". The association also asked to be advised when the Town receives applications for.h air- dresslng establishments. The clerk reported. that "10 provide the rcquested information puIs an addition- al responslbility upon our staff which is not warranted. If the Whitby Hairdressers' Association fecîs that this information is vital ho their operation then they are most welcomc 10 attend at our office and review the list of establishments that have been Iiccnccd. This list is a public document". i'he association also asked that te bylaw covering hair- dressing in private residences Town ho use development gets councîl approv-al Whitby Council recently approvcd a proposaI for town house dcvelopment on the northwcst corner of Byron and Albert Streets. The site is situ 'atcd îwo blocks froîn the downtowfl core and wilhin a well-esla- blished, historical neighibour- hiood. As dic draft secondary plan contemplales elimina- lion of thc commercial zoning on tlhe propcrly and a rezoniïig 10 allow îownhouse developnîent, th e Town's staff feels thaI "dic prelimni- nary proposaIt as conîcin- plaîcU. for quahity town- liouses under prîvate owner- ship, appears to bc botti, complimentary to th c adjacent land uses anîd withir the spirit and intent of ic draft secondary plan". Thle land owner's counsel. J.A. Kennedy, told council that "die present condition of this site, resulting i part from our inability to secure a perrnitled use of these lands which die market wÎillaCCO- modale and for die rest from a lack of public protection, hias caused serious and war- ranted complaints from resi- dents in thc area". Hie added thiat "a pro- posed use of thiese lands for development as very high class townhouses lias real mcriii 1 dic point of being a solution t0 this seriotis problern". The final layout and design must be acceptable to councl's administrative coni- milIce and Uic Director of Planning. Indoor cooking convience with Barbeque ficivour on an Outdoor Gos Grill Flavor Giant 2 F R EE Cedar ShelIves $ 199.00 Pool Heaters Special Low Price 0f $289.OO Portable Falcon Barbeque Complete with Rotisserie and Kebob Skewers Special 9 $279,000 lnground Pool Heaters From $449.00 CompetitiVe Prices on Alil Other Home Related Applionces Visit our new Showroom and see these oppliances Suburban Air Gos Services Ltd. 1393"Horwood Ave. N., Ajax, Ont'ario, 683-8611 683-8613 tQ be enforced. The clcrk answered that a copy of the subject, corres- pondence has been forwarded to the bylaw ; enforcement officer and he has been in- strucled to contact the vresi- dent of the association follow up the request him". Council was satisfied the clerk's'action was al could be donc. "Urgent prob1emý at D'Hillier Park Whitby Council has as- signed $2,500 to the Director of Recreation Wayne Deveau 10, temporarily solve what he calis "an urgent problem" at D'Hillier Park. The spring flooding of wa- ter caused the banks of the creek to fail away and there- fore to expose garbage. Mr. Deveau said that "there is an immediate danger of these materials being carried mbt the water. Small amounts have been carried down- stream". The $2,500* was needed bo grade and backfill the area in question with h eavy rubble and then a finer sit on top. The money requ was flot available in year's Recreation budget. Mr. Deveau notes "the foregoing will resolve the problem tem arily" and feels that' proper method would b, have the conservation autl ity conduet a hydrol study for* if the rate of, is increased by as much a percent il could cause mn other problems along creek.» There is a poss grant available through conservation authority which they will provid", percent of the cost study". Much concern, over parlking At leasl one downtown merchanl has expressed con- cern over parking pîoblems which may result wîth the opening of Uic Haîch H 'ouse, a Byron Street South restau- rant whichi is schedulcd to begin operation Ibis month., Bob Catton, who lives ah 203 Byron Street South and is the proprichor of But Radio, TV and Appliances told Whitby Council recently thal hc could formse diffi- culties as thc restaurant can accomodate 230 people al- though icdiepresent zoning by-law states that only 26 parking spaces need be pro- be pîoîected fromn cars park- Mr. Caîton feels "this only mean one thing, future of Byron surrounding streets 1( grim indced". "I trust that before restaurant is perrnilted open, thc area will inspectcd, 'No Parking' s erccted on all adjacent sth and our quiet residential ing ail day and into thc si hours of the morning", said. Mr. Catton's "'trust" counicil earned his concei referral 10 both the adni stratîve and operat committees. A nnual1 Rose- Shot had 145 entries next show in Auxý The next show for the Best Rose prize went to iBrooklin Horticultural Soc- Dorothy Sandford M iety will be the County Town "Commrand Performanc Carnival Shiow on Sunday, the Best Red Rose went August 3 withi the tiiemne Dr. J. Brock for 14Red Dev "Welcomie Plowmnen". and the Best White. 10 The society's mnost recent Brock for ".Pascali". wvas the annual rose show Other first prize winn witlh the themne "nhe Love- wcrc Violet Naylor, Ai liness ofinnlle" . Wick, Gib Marlow, Mrs. C( A total of 56 people ai- Joncs, Edithi Cooke and Dc tendeci including guests from Marlow. the Ajax Horticultural Socie- The classes ranged fr( ty and from as distant as roses to' delphinuimns London, England. peonies. There was a total The shiow attracted 145 seven decorative classes, w. entries whichi were judged by the miniature class die m( Rose Societyofficiais. The popular. L Bdi s', Mn'sandCideis Oei N A - Hai*rdresser 's Assoc, wants to, lim it s hops 1 1 1