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PA&GE 12, WEDNESDAY, JIJNE 14,1978, WHITBY FREE PRESS Even if Co fai" held Oshaw air charter wzilawafot be revoked says president The Oshawa Fair wi1l flot have its charter revoked this year, even if a fair is flot held, says Joe Snowden, President of the South Ontario Agricultural Society. Last year, the fair was in danger of losing its charter if it did flot hold its agricultural show, and arrangements were made to stage the fair at the Brooklin Community Why should you Shop Canadian? Every time you buy something made in Canada, you help keep a Canad ian working. You help keepCanadian money inside Canada. Y0 elp to expand and strengthen Canada'eeconomny. When gou think about it, you help yourself. What is made in Canada? -Just about everything you need to help you l ive the life you want. As the sayi ng goes, we have no bana- nas, but we do have Apples, Bandages, Cranes, Drills, Elevators, Furniture, Glassware. Holiday resorts, Insulation, Jewellery; Kitchen appt ances, Lumber, Machinery. Newspapers, Office equip- ment, Potatoes, QuilIts, Rope, Steel, Tires, Umbrellas. Vaccines, Wines, X-Ray equipmient, Yarns, and Zippers. Everything, in other words, from A to Z. Govemment GouNernementi ofCana du Canada lndustryM rade Industrie andi Commerce et Commerce Jack Horner. Jack Homer ~.huser nistre Park in September. At present it looks like there could be an Ontario Municipal Board hearing on a rezoning application for , permanent site for thi, Oshawa Fair on Garrard Road, soutbea st of Brooklin. Last November Whitby entered into a developmnent agreement witb the agricul- tural society and passedan appropriate bylaw, but five couples living near the pro- posed site filed objectionls with the town. After two meeting between the town planning staff and the objectors, the town decided in April to request an 0MB hearing, but so far no date bas been set. With no date set for a bearing, Mr. Snowdon doubts there can be an Oshawa Fair this year. Too much planning is involved and until the fair board knows what is 'going to bappen it does not want to go ahead, he said. No officiailplan amend- ment is necessary since Durham Region Place (:the nome of the fair' site) When should you Shop Canadian? Whenever you're satisfied that the product or service you need is 10" (A> made or grown in Ca nadc and /(B) of equal or better value and quality. That's not just good advice ... it's good sense. Who should Shop C-anadian? Every day, niost of us have the choice. Whether we're buying groceries for the home or supplies for business, farmn or industry. If each of us added only $10 a week to Cariadian made purchases, Canada would be over 10 bill ion dollars better off i n j ust one year. Who should Shop Canadian? You should. Where does it say Made in Canada? Someti mes it doesn't. Sometimes a sign says "Produce of PEl." Or -B.C. Apples" or "Fabriqué au Quebec" or"Made in Manitoba" or "New Brunswick Sardines"ý or "Grown by Saskatchewan Farmers- or,-A product of Alberta" or "Fresh from Newfoundland" or -Manufactured in Ontario" or "Nova Scotia Lobster." The point is, if you take the trouble to find out, you can usually tell. And, if it's made anywhere in the ten Provi nces or the Territories, it is made in Canada. This ad was made in Canada. NUaking this ad employed (for-a period of time) a wrîter, an art director, an account executive, a media buyer. a media planner, a typesetter. an engraver, a platemakeç a traffic operator, several switchboarcl operators. various mailmen, shippers and secretaries, publication reps, publication make-up people, no( to mention aIl their various suppliters. U~OP~U~flEveryone of these people lives and works in CMMOMMcaldffls Canada. conforms to the regional, officiai, plan and the Town of Whitby officiaI plan. The objectors state that the existing zoning bylaw does not permit the use of the site for an agricultural fair. If approval of rezoning is granted, the fair board must enter into a site plan agree- ment witb the Town of Whitby to atternpt to minimize any adverse effects which' are causing concern to the neighbourS. The neigbbours have made objections about noise, ina4equate parking facilities, and traffic conges- tion wbich could- be created by the fair. LASCO donates $20,OOO to towni fortlà Lake Ontario Steel Corn- paniy Limited wbicb has made corporate dJonations on a number of occasions to assist in deveiopment of recreational fàcilities in Whitby, has helped out again. Tbe latesi LASCO donation is $20,000 to assist the town in building a ligbted soccer field at Iroquois Park. LASCO President Chris Scbmelzly presented Mayor Jim Gartshore with the cheque recently, and received the tbanks of the Mayor for. the example set by bis company as a good corporate citizen, Two years ago, LASCO donated $25,000 to build a roquois.F tennis court at Hutchison Park. Recreation Director Wayne DeVeau says with the growing popularity of soccer, the field is needed. A site has. been surv.eyed for the facility which will cost a total of $60,000. Most of thge Most of the money will go for ligbting. In order- to ov ercome drainage problems, the site, north of the 'a.rena, will require grading, said Mr.. DeVea. If ail goes well, be said, the ne'w field could be, ready for use by next summer. Whitby will applyý for a Wintario grant to match tbe $20,000 LASCO donation, ~ark soccer field wbile municipal funds will make up the remainder of the cost. Currently1 soccer field Peel Park. the only lighted in Whitby is at Smoke detector bylaw opposed by Attersley BOOK NOW YOUR FLIGHTS TO FLORIDA Starting Oct.29 From $10900 to 159w* Also ask about Wardairs new flights to Hawaii WARDAIR RUSSELL TRAVEL 116 BROCK ST.S, WHITBY 668-5000 - HOURS: Mon -.Fr i9 -5 pmSat 9 -12 Off ice closed Saturday June 17 and be said tbey sbould cost in the range of $25 to $40 each. Councillor Joy Tbompson said about bhaîf the people she bas spoken to are, in favor of the smoke detectors, but many do not want tbem forced on tbem by legisi- ation. Region is in support' Durham LRegion'bas joined thr ' growitg -icumber of rrsùiipalitts tn, Canada wbich favor the installation of smoke detectot alarms in homes. Last weeIk thç regional council endorseda resolution from the Borougb of Scarborougb that would encourage installation of smoke detectors in al Canadian bornes. The resolution bad been sent to ail municipalities witb populations of more than 25,000. Whitby's town council recently gave two readings to a bylaw that would mal<e smoke detectors mandatory in residences, and is waiting for public reaction before passing the third and final reading. Although most members of council favor a mandatory smoke dJetector bylaw for Whitby~ Councillor Bob Attersley is not in favor. At a î'ecent operations committee meeting, Council- lor Attersley expressed concern about elderly people in rooming bouses .not being able to afford the cost of smoke detectors if thebylaw before council receives third reading. The smoke detector bylaw has received two readings and if passed, would make smoke.detectors mandatory in ail Wbitby homes by 1980. Councillor Attersley also expressed concern about public reactions to such proposais being legislated by council. Mayor Jim Gart- shore also commented that there is no way of policing the bylaw. He expressed concern that unless tbe bylaw is cbanged, it would die a natural death and nver pass third reading. Councillor Joe Drumm told the committee tbat most of bis constîtuents are in favor of the bylaw, and Pire Chief Ed Croucb said he bad received only one complaint -about it. Ti. fire chief said many people had called for infor- mation about the detectors, READ ANY GO-OD LABELS LATELY? A -basic guide to the Who, What, Where, When and Why of Shopping Canadian.