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DONALD- TRAVEL WHITBY 668-8867 Contract alreadv siianed si2ned -- - ---W-- bd s,% uMj- - m c, New bri'dge wi"llprobably be bujt Residen ts of Cochrane Street got a surprise recently- Mien they learned at an ope'rations meeting of council that a con tract has already been signed to construet a bridge to link thecir street with the Ottcr Creek subdivision. The contraci was signed in the faîl of 1 976, and unless it can be ammnended, the new Street (Bonacoi d Ave.) will have to be built, says George Seidel, a representative of Belinont Construction Co. Ltd., the developers of Otter Creek. The Cochrane Street reside uts have strorigly oppos- ed the construction of this RENT A CARI No mloouge charge 668-8000 7iuf/us opposite Browers Retoil street andi bridge, stating il wilI inecase traffic flow along their street. Plannirig Director Kevin Tunney ýassu red thle residen ts that Bonacord Ave. wouldi flot link up with Adelaide Street ini OsImwa, making it a major arterial road. Mayor Jim Gartshore said that had beeni the original plan, but il was discarded. Councillor Tom E 'dwards told the residents the rozid wouild iiot be available for travel uintil the subdivisionî is completed in four or 'ive years. fle aiso stated that the town is asking for federal assistance to build a bridge on D'Hfillier Street at the CPR to make this a north- south road which wvould relieve traffic on Cochrane Street. Mayor Gartshore said further development to the west would mean the con- struction of another north- south road west of D'Hillier Street, to be called McQuav Boulevard. The mayor said Bonacord Ave. had been a road allow- ance for ïnany years and had been approved by council in 1971. However, he said, the neighbouring residents had received no notification of a zoning change when the officiaI plan wvas drawn Up two years later. Councillor Edwvards in- forn'tthe residents that a c» zoo zoo zoo zoo zoo zoo zoo zoo zoo zoo 0N NOTICE0 VleZoo M wiII b. open daily X as of April 13/770 0 pigi 10 a.m. tili dusk0 " Srin isinthe air and already there are baby 0 c» zebras, camels, aoudads, Ilamas, monkeys, goats PA Sand donkeys with many others expected shortly.0 M NIf you are planning a school outing write or give us à a caîl. Admission for groupséof 15 or more is stili N4 N4 only 50 cents a person on weekdays. If you book:0 o ahead the children can complete a happy trip with w4 Stheir choice of two rides (merry go round, boats or 0O obuckets) for an additional 2ri oents.0 No M 0 Enjoy a pleasant day et the -zoo soon--located N4 N directly on Highway 2 just east of Bowmanville. . 0 Write Box 154------......Phone (416> 623-5655r4 94 0 #4 Clip this ad andi we will allow you a 10% discount, 0on regular famlily admission upon presentation. N zo100 ozzoooo 10zoo zoo zoo zoo zo00 towfl states tlhat the town' decision to build1 the bridge. Revised downtown core bylaw gets 2 readings that they have little say about what goes on inside the cel blocks, ineluding movement of pisoners. Other pmblenis appear to be orders and constant changes, which are Guzik, 413 Byron St. N. and Steven Deschenes, 1028 Centre St. S. Police also repoted that about a dozen bicycles were stolen during the past week. rFISHER REFRIGERATION SERVICE Repairs to Ail Makes Freezers - Refrigerators - Air Conditioners We Recharqe Automobile Air Conditioning 20 QUEEN STREET BROOKLIN, ONTARIO 655-3233 The revitalization of down- library hetween tte downtown owrl Whitby, which seerned businessmen and provincial icaded for oblivion a few representativeS as a first step vceks ago, got a shot in the toward revitalizatioli. ai recently, when couincil gave two readings to a bylaw At a meeting on March 1 0, o designate a downtown Deputy Clerk Gary Roseblade inprovement area. told an improvement commit- The first bylaw, which tee meeting that the rnoney downtown merchants asked raised under a special Ievy council to defer, was replaced could be used only for by a scaled down version improvemieft, beautîfication which reduces the original and maintenance of town area and cost, based on infor- ]and, buildings and structures mation receîved from Barrie, in'the designated area and the St. Catharines and Oshawa. promotion of the area as a lnstead of spending business or shopping district. $50,000 on the downtown, it A chartered accounitant is proposed that no more told the committee that pro- than $30,000 annually be posed levies against business- spent on the core bounded men had been incorrectly by Mary Street on the north, calculated. Mayor Jim Dunlop on the south, Henry Gartshore said the method and Euclid on the west, and was incorrect, and the latest the CNR spur line on the east. schemne had remedied the "I want to ensure the problem. people in the downtown we The town is publishing the are not pulling the wvoo1 over downtown improvement area their eyes", said Councillor bylaw in the press and circu- Bob Attersley, who has lating it to persons paying attended recent meetings on business assessment. if the subject.* objections do flot total one- "We are not running the third of the persons affected, bylaw through", lie said. "I t representing one-third of the is not the wish of couincil: it assessed value of the lands, is thc wish of the downtown- within 60 days after the business people to get sone notice is circulated, the action going. The third read- couincil may forward the ing is held until the people bylaw to the Ontario agree to g 'o ahead with it". Municipal Board for approval. A meeting is planned April The 0MB înay hold a hearing 21 at 7:30 p.m. in the te consider any objections. J ail guards are, docked 3 days' pay over prutest Grievances înay be filed by putting pressure on the staff, eiglit Whitby Jail guards who say the guards. Guards say were docked three days' -pay the rate of staff turnover at for booking off sick on Feb. the Whitby jail is high. 14 as a protest about working conditions at the jail. B The men who booked ]u y w e sick will not b. paid for Feb. 14, lose another day's pay and be suspended for one day for thi eves without pay, as a disciplinary measure. Neil Pollock, a spokesmnan A numrber of thefts have for Local 301 of the Ontario occurrefl -n Whitby during Public Services Employees the past week. Union, which represents, the On March 29, thieves workers, said the disciplinarY broke into Frank Stripe's measures had been taken, and Texaco station at 304 Brock some of the guards may file St. S. and stole $46 in cash. grievances, since the action The same night, a car, four goes on their records. tires, a compressed air wrench The guards have expressed and $100 in cash were stolen a number of concerris about from the Joe Mauceri Texaco their working conditions. station at 10 1 Victoria St. W., One of the most serious police said. problems they say, is that Saturday, the-residence of there are not enough guards Robert Broadbent, lot 23 in relation to prisoners. One Con. 9, R.R. 1 Ashburn was guard said there were 40 entered and a number of inmaes o oe g frdon h a iiitings a nd antiques stolen. le -1