ÇT~kin Judging from the phone calîs which 1 have received this week, it mnust have been an extraordinarily quiet one. It seems that everyone you meet is just leaving for a vacation or has just cdome back fron one. It's nice to get away for a few days but you must admit that spending the summer aI home around our area isn't a bad thing at ail. There doesn't seem to be much organized activity for adults but the children's parks programs, run by the Whitby 'Y', are in full swing and apparently are very successful this summer. The film program at the Brooklin ranch Library will feature seven films of well-known fairy tales this coming Tuesday, the 27th, from 2:30 i.until 3:30 p.m. This interesting selection of 16 mm sound films should be of special entertainment for younger childrcrn. In place of the regular story hour and craft session beirig heldThursday afternoons this summer, there will be, on the 29th a special puppet show. The puppet show will begin at 2:30 and finish at 3:30 p.m. Commencing this Saturday, July 24th, the Public Library in Brooklin will be closed on Saturdays. This Saturday closing will continue until Saturday, Sept. 4th, when Saturday hours will begin again. However, the- library is open e ;ery day, ahl summer, during the week, BROWN'S frorn 2:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. It woulId be greatly appreciateci f.somneone fromi the Brookliin Ki,îsmlen club would give nie a cal]. 1 would like to know a little more about some of the îproiects your group supports. 1 an especially curious about that park for smialler' children which your group lias taken such an interest in and I'nm sure there are others in Ibis area who would like to know more about il, also., Thanks. 1Val 655-4317. Summer programs begin for children.*at puüblic Iib-rary A numfber of chi'k%.zren's activities are being conducicd during the summer at the Whitby Public Library, in-. cluding story hours, a sumrmer reading program, and alibrary in the park. Story hours. for July and August are Mondays and Fridays from 10 a.m. t10 11 a.m. and a film show Wednes- days from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. The children's department will also be visiting all the parks in town during the summer with stories to tell and books to borrow. Dates and times are posted at the library. A surr 'rr readingprogramn -foi grades one to six is being offered by the library. Infor- mation about this programn is available at the children's desk. Whitby. choir gets grant The Trembita Ukrainian Choir in Whitby has received a Wintario grant of $2,980 10 assist in the purchase of new costumes and instruments. Council studies financing for Brooklin secondary plan 1Whitby Council, on Monday, will consider a recommendation frorn its administrative committee which, if adopted, could see the secondary plan study of Brookîhii begin in the not too distant future. The committee made. the recommendation at a recent meeting with Somer Rumm of Consolidated Building Corporation, the major Brooklin developer. The recommendation urges counicil- to seek provincial funds to finance the entire study at a cost of approxi- mately $90,000. If the money does not corne from the Ministry of Housing by the end of July, the committee wants council to authorize a study on the financial impact and theý transportation needs if development occurs in Brooklin. 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The Town wiIl have the right to choose the people who will conduet the study' and the right to-conduct the study if counicil approves the commit- tee recommendationî on Monday.- This study would be con- ducted prior to, and as a base for deciding the scope of, any secondary plan 'for the Brooklin area,- deslgnateïd as a growth area in the region'&, recently adopted officiai plan. The plan forecasts,an eventual population of 10,000 in Brooklin. Mofeed Michaei, Director of Planning for the Region of Durham, feels that such a study is a good idea. "After a phase of evalua- tion which includes,,in parti- cular, the financial and transportation implications, the Town and the Region will be in a position to determine whether to prepare a secondary plan for less than 10,000 or more than 10,000 people", says Dr. Michael. Ontario Municipal Board IN THE MATThR 0F Sect- ion 5(3) of The Pits and Qua- rries Control Act, 1971(c.96' -and- IN THE MATTER 0F a ref- erenceý by, the Minister of Na- tural Resources for a hearing in connection with-the grant. ing -of a licence to Erben Rupert Schutz to open, est- ablish or operate a pit with- in the East Haîf of Lot 2, Concession 9, in the Geogr- aphic Township of Pickering. APPOINTMENT FOR HEARINO THE ONTARIO MUNICIP- XL BOARD hereby appoints Tuesday, the 3rd day of Aug ust, 1976, at the hour of ten o' dlock (local time), in the forenoon, at the Munic- ipal Office Building, 1710 Kingston Road, in the Town of Pickering for thec hearing herein. DATED at Toronto, this 11 lth day of Juine, 1976 GRoOFvG ONTACOR DELIVERY AT' NOMINAL CHARGE c 1