WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9;'1979, PAGE 5 CORRIDOR AREA RATEPAYERS ASSOCIATION If you live within the boundries of the Corridor Area, Anderson Street to the Whitby-Oshawa Town Line and from Taunton Road to the lake you may pay your two dollar menmbership by phoning 725-8967 or 728-2103 and telling us your address and name. The Rangers will call at your door to collect the money and give you a receipt. OBJECTIVES OF THE ASSOCIATION To act as a representative organization of the residents for the purpose of preserving and improving the present characteristics of the Corridor Area as a residential area in all matters relating to the amenities, comfort, safety and welfare of the residents. To maintain liason with elected representatives of the area at all levels of government to submit briefs, petitions and requests to all levels of Government on matters affecting the· area. WHITBY NOT A GARBAGE DUMP An Oshawa resident was seen, I am told, dumping refuse over a guard rail by a Whitby street. Please in the future contact the proper authorities and find out the location of sites used for this purpose. Carry a litter bag in your car for cigarette packages and so on. These are supplied by the Durham Police. Help us•keep Whitby clean. WELCOME WAGON If you are a newcomer to Whitby or Brooklin please call 728-2103. We will give you all kinds of written information about the area. Also we have goodies from local merchants. We would like yoù to meet them. Day by day our shopping facilities are growing and improving. Let us introduce you to many of them. Until next week, Ruth Chambers. 728-2103 May 31 is the deadline for Peter Perry Award Nomination forms are now available for the people of Whitby to choose the town's outstanding citizen of 1978. The winner will receive the Peter Perry Award- which is named in honor ot the man who many people call the founder of Whitby. Nominations are available at all town banks, the municipal building, public library and Victoria & Grey Trust Co. Forms should be filled out and mailed to the Chamber of Commerce office, Whitby Centennial Building, 416 Centre St. S. - Candidates for nomination must be residents or taxpayers of the Town of Whitby, and no candidate shall be disqualified by reason of his office, employment, business or as- sociation with the Chamber of Commerce. The award may be made posthumously. Mere numbers of nomination for any candidate will not. influence the decision of the judges. The award will be presented on Wednesday, August 1, 1979 at the Heydenshore Pavillion. The Whitby Chamber of Com- merce sponsors this event and everyone is welcome to attend the presentation. If you know someone who has offered something . special to the community of Whitby and who should be considered for this award, please nominate them by May 31, 1979. Liquor board is given a month's extension to close its land deal The Region of Durham has given the Liquor Control Board of Ontario an extra month to -close the deal on the property in the Thickson Road industrial park where it intends to build a $40 million warehouse and ship- ping facility. The extension gives the LCBO until the end of May before it is required to pay for the 51.3 acres, close to the Oshawa boundary, south of Highway 401. The LCBO announced its intention to build a ware- house on thissite in March, 1977. This warehouse is intended to serve central and eastern Ontario. According to Bob Richard- son, the region's chief ad- ministrative officer, the LCBO was originally sup- posed to pay for the land at a price of $2.052 million on April 30, under the terms of an agreement negotiated with the region last year. However, the LCBO was unable to meet some condi- tions of the agreement in time for the closing 'date, said Mr. Richardson. He said there was no seri- ous 'difficulty, for the problem involved complet- ing preliminary engineering designs before approval was given to them by the conser- vation -authority. As yet no starting date for construction has been announeed. Kevin Murphy, (second right) a Graphics II student at Georgian College, Barrie, is the winner of an Ontario Crafts Council poster contest. Kevin's design, modern Helvetica lettering over the photograph of an antique design macrame hanging, was chosen from about 25 entries by Judith Tinkl, (second left) and Barb Morrow (right). The poster will be used to promote the OCC's Central Region Show to be held May 6 to 20 at Georgian College, Barrie. Mrs. Tinkl is exhibition chairman for the Barrie show as well as coordinator of the Ontario Crafts 79 exhibition to be held at three locations in Seniors Cooperating offers dollar dinners The Whitby Seniors Co- operating Club had a succes- sful birthday, party at the Knights of Columbus Hall on 4 pril 30. The Jubilee Choir from the activity centre, with Mrs. Ada Baxter and led by Mrs. Lyn Knight put on a concert, much enjoyed by all., The Whitby Seniors Co- Operating Club holds a dollar dinner tnree times a week, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. All senior citizens are welcome. Monday and Friday after lunch they have cards. Wed- nesdays they have Bingo, and on the last Monday of each inonth they have a special birthday party. All are welcome to come and enjoy a pleasant afternoon. Toronto from June 16 to September 30. Paulette Denis, Graphics Instructor (left) said Kevin's design contains an historical quality, giving modern interpre- tatiùn to a very old craft. Kevin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy, Mitchell Avenue. Brooklin. Georgian College Photo NOW P LAYING Ma 10-15 COLUMIA Pi PLUS.'"HARDCORE Complte From 7p.m. CHILDRENS' MA TINEE, George C. Scott Saturdays "Snoopy Come Home" 1:3u p.m $1.00 AT MERCANT ILE Don't let those spring showers put a damper on your wardrobe. Rush over to Mercantile and you can slip into something that will beat any weather. Free tie and garment bay with the purchase of any men's suit or sport coat.(Regular price merhandise only!) From womens rich coloured blouses to men's distinguished business suits. We have styles to suit your needs-at prices you can afford. There's something for the kids too! Free pair of Legg's pantyhose with any Mother's Day purchase of $20. or more. (May 10,11,12 only) MERCANTILE DEPA RTMENT STORE In Downtown Whitby 321 Brock St. S. /< Ii~MA ~ASL *I M Corridor I w' Capers j BROOKLIN YOUTH WINS POSTER CONTEST