4WHITOY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1975, PAGE 3 B Y GRAND JURY Regional C ourthouse ceils criticized Wind 'buggy sailing is one of the many progranis being offered by the Whitby Recreation Department this fail. See page 8. Free Press Photo Mini- Olympics interesting for psychiatric patients Among the interesting events held during the sum- mer at Whitby Psychiatric Hospital was the Mini-Olym- pics, a hospital wide prograrn established by staff and young workers in the Vocat. ional and Recreational De- partment. More than 2-00 people becamne involved in the final production, accord. ing to Staff-Liner, the hospi- tai bulletini. Each ward chose a coun- try to represent, carried ban- ners and chose costumes so that everyone would be aware of who they were when they took their places in the parade. Races, tug of war, obstacle courses and other events were held to take advantage of the capabil- ities of ail the patients who participated. Whitby's artistie coupig in Peterborough festivi be attending tis f estival sale of arts and crafts. Paul is noted for his ther design and Beverley her gorgeous weaving macrame. The festival is a fundr ing project of the YWCA will take place at 220 Sim Street in Peterborough. Paul and Beverley Wlliams of Whitby are taking part in Arts Peterboro '75 on Satur- day from Il a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 1l a.m. to 5 p.m. The Williams' are among 27 selecte&d artisans from Ontario and Quebec who will 214 brock street souh, whitby. ontoria 416668-22 e ai The cells at the Durham Regional Court House "are poorly located, ventilated and without washroom facili- ties, which could create pro. blems", according to a re- cent Grand Jury report. The observation is in con currence with several previ. ous Grand Jury reports. This Grand Jury also agreed with others, that the unfinishied courtroomn nui- ber 4 should bc conpleted as soon as possible cither as a courtroomn or office space, which ever is of greater need. "It seemns unreasonable when space is at a premniurn that an area such as this i s fot util- ized to its fu11 potential". Th e Grand Jury aiso found that "the exit door at the east end of the building stfli rernains a hazard for quick exit as. there is only one way to turn upon leaving the building. The iron raling shouild bc rernoved to permit direct exit fron thIe building:' The Grand Jury feels that "the east and west ends of the building are in necd of mason- ary repair". The report also recom- mended that "a miore suitable location for the holding celîs could be made in Room B3- 16: "The catèéteria facilities do not seem to be adequate for the number of people who use this building. If possible, the facilities should be elarged", the Grand Jury feels. Turning its attention to the Durham Regional Jail, also in Whitby, the Grand Jury had no recommendation. 4 -1Il i ii BOND TQWERS MAIL l Open Fri. tdU 9 "We, the Grand Jury, were împressed with« the prison staff, cleanliness of the build- ing, food and the recreational programns provided for the inrnates". winter coats f INE STYLE, QUALIT FABRICS, FUR-FABRICS, WOOLS AND LEATHERS IN OUR WINTER COAT COLLECTION . TWEEDS, PLAINS, CHECKS AND PLAIDS. TRIMS AND UN-TRIMS. AND SUEDE. SIZE 8 TO 200 PIG SKINS ' DOWNTOWN OSHAWA 576-71.52 TOWN MARY BROWN HAS THE '1, r- WN'E E an ~Mary Brown has The Best Legs in, Town' 0 lea- and BLAIR PARK PLAZA > rais- Dundas St. E. at Lupin Dr. 668-7831 Lunch Time Savings 12 NOON UNTIL 2 P.M. LUCH. BOX SPECIAL $1 .45 2 pieces of chicken, french fries, dinner roll ond cole slow>0. Your choice of soft drink or coffee $1,990 VALUE FOR $1.o45 Last weeks winn'er of our SekldAVE4w.MDnelWib '"4ARY BJROWN HAS THE BEST LEGS IN TOWN MARY BROWN HAS THE IBEST-LIEGS IN TOWN MARY' A Special Shop for Special Women Carter' Tiff BEST LEGS IN TOWN MARY BROWN HAS rTE BEST LEGS IN NO APOINMNT NESSR onasyoto Stry10:0 a.m. tO 500pp.mzz Corernuntahay 9:00d F rid v Closed ail day Wednesday le --7OR1111