PAGE 6, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1977, WHITBY F'REE PRESS Province says: Regiton is respvonsible for police service Mr. cKe gh The ultimate responsibility for the Whitby police station scems to change with every letter written to the town by- provincial .gove rament officials. After the police station's hours were cut to 9 a.im. to 5 p.m. from 24 hours a day, by the regional council May 5, the town counicil expressed its concern about the future Br~1in WILL -BE-BACK NEXT WEEK FISHER REFRIGERATION SERVICE Repairs to Ail Makes Freezers - Refrîgerators - Air Conditioners We Recharge Automobile Air Conditioning 20 QUEEN STREET, BROOKLIN, ONTARIO 655-3233 of police service in Whitby to Ontario Treasurôr Darcy McKeough, and Attorney General Roy McMurtry. A month ago, a letter fromn Mr. McMurtry's office informiec the council that the police station was a mnater for consideration by the Solicitor General Johin MacBcth. The latest letter, which arrivecl last week froinvMr. McKeough's office, says the future of the Wlitby police is an issue for the Durham Regional Council to decide according to iLs responsibility for police service in the region. The solicitor general, would becorne involved only if he receives advice from the Ontario Police Commission or has other reason to believe that minimum adequate standards of local policing are not tibing met in Durham, says the letter, signed by a Parliamentary Assistant to "I would miyseif doubt that there is any~ necessary relationship) between the location anid use of a given police building and the adcquacy of policing in a rnunicipality", said the assistant, George R. McCauge. At the tim-ie of the regional council's debate on the Whitby Police Station, the Free Press received replies to a survey, represent- ing more than 5,200 people, unaflimoLlSly stating that they wvanted the police station to remain open 24 hoirs a day, and expressing concerni about the level of police service in Whitby. Potato Power Potatoes have been blamned for leprosy and over- population. and credited with power to remnove warts and wrinkles and to ease & toothache. Edna Keeler and Peter Ettnnki of the 425th DWIvsion of St. John Ambulance (Whitby), will receive awards froni the Governor General in October, in honor of their service to the Order. Mrs. Keeler will be made a Serving Sister and Mr. Etmanski a Serving Brother. a Fr ee Press Photo BROWN'S F04 BROOKLINI ONTARIO NORTH WHUTBY DELIVERY AT NOMINAL CHARGE 3 BIG Di DD[MASTE.R %YS 'HONE 655-4521 STORE HOURS OPEN SIX )AYS AWEEK 8:30 ar..- 6 p.m. EXCEPT THURiS & FR1 NIGFITS 'TIL 9 prn. * Cou rtesyl value Thurs. JuIy l4to Sat. 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OZ TIN LEMONADE 2,'3.5c Bi1D'9 EIE 12-DZ TIN AW ,AKE Orange Drink 519C IRef undable DePOsit for Bot ties & Case, 3.00___________________________ Two local st John Ambulance members honored Tom Robertson, Chairman of the Whitby Branch of St. John Ambulance has received word that two memnbers of the 425th Division have been honoured by Her Majesty the Queen by promotion in the Order of St. John. These awards are given for valuable service to the organi- zation. Mrs. Edna Keeler of 31 8 Waverley St. N., Oshawa has bcen made a Serving Sister. Shie has been a member of the Oshawa Brigade for four years and Wýýhitby for six years. Mrs. Keeler has been active teaching the public and lias worked very closely with the guide and scout orga nizations. Peter .Etman skie of 425 Brock St. N. Whitby has been made a Serving Brother. He has been a meraber of the Whitby Brigade for eight years. 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