i Seior itien s houingWHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1977, PAGE Town asksfor Brooklin need study On a reconmmendation frorn Councillor Joy Thotmpson, the town counicil will1 ask Ontario Housing Corporation to conduct a needs study for senior citizen housing in Brooklin. Council passed a bylaw recently to authorize a site plan agreemnent for 105 senior citizen units on the, old Coîborne Street Sehool site. Construction of the apartment complex began last month, and the foundations are neari y completed. Tree planting Saturday About 500 memibers of the Whitby District Boy Scouts will be planting trees iin three locations in town Saturday starting at 10 a.m. The Scouts will plant 15,000 trees in Camp X, and aiong Pringle and Lynde Creek as part of "Trees for Canada", a national Scouting project. Eachi Scout as well as the leaders, will be planting 30 trees apiece as a special beautificaion project for the Town of Whitby. The Scouts have collected sponsorships for the trees, with the nioney going to aid Scouting activities in the Whtby District. CHUNESE FOCVO TAVERN GOLDEN OATE- RESTAURANT AND TAVERN CHINESE & CANADIAN F00D 105- 107 B11RQCK ST. S. WHITOY (JUST SOUTH 0F 4 CORNERS) FuIly Lcenced Under The L.L.B.O. RGOLDEN GA~ SEI UlRANT DINE IN OPEN GATEWAY TO CAKEROUT Mon.-Thurs CTRN titi 2 A.M. FINE CUISINE WEDING Fri.-Sat. for HOME DELIVERY in PARTIES BROOKLIN & OSHAWA,. .,BANQUETS c ALL-t TAKE OUT SERVI CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY CONTRACT W-77-5 LANDSCAPING - CENTRAL PARK Tenders wiIl be received by the undersigned until 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, May 18, 1977 fur the Iandscaping at Central Park. Specifications and tender forms are available from the Municipal Office, Treasurers Department, 575 Rossland Road East, Whtby, Ontario. Telephone 668-5803, extension 37. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R.A. CLARINGBOLD, Deputy Troasurer, Town of Whitbv. The start-up of the Whitby building opened a debate on what should be donc for Brooklin, and whether existing studies should' be broughit .up-to-date. Councillor Gerry Emm said any study of Broolin if conducted now, would not carry any weight when Brooklin grows. Any figures now would. be ,short-sighted, ie said. Cotincillor Bob Carson said he understood that sewers were required before a senior citizens housing project could be built in Brooklin, but he supported the cail for a study, for it mlight support the need for sewers. Councillor Thompson replied that OHC officiais had told lier that apartments of up to- 16 units had been buit on septie tank systenis with- ouit sewers. Councillor Tomn Edwards asked that 1964 and 1968 senior citizens housing needs studies be updated, and received counicil approval. Newhouses, Hilts & O'Neill CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 235 KING ST. E. 7894 OSHAWA 7894 MERCNIE ET e.. STORE MEN'S HAURSTYLING HAIRCUTTING AND STYLINC FOR MEN Whitby Plaza 66e-6922