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Please phone for an Oppointment or just drop in WINDSURFING DURHAM REGIONAL Days 839-7474 Evenings 294-3065 294-3065 a large bus services for the Town?"1 Councillor Attersley said Brookhïni Cont'd from P. 1 has some say. There are som< who say sure they wil use them (buses) but will they use them.?' He believes that "some day Whitby will have a bus system. "At the present time the indication is that those who would use and have a bus ser- vice for this town are in a minority. We have got our doors wide open for any suggestion. I am preparecf to try a one bus sys- tem. "We have got our doors wide open for any suggestions. 1 arn prepared to try'a one bus service. would like to seethe town start small instead of going into for three buses and a deficit. Why not start out with one bus then grow into e Grilled Lemon Potatoes are great with any barbecue meal. For.6 servings, eut 3 large, long baking potatoes in haf length- wise; deeply score eut surfaces. Cover skin side with aluminum foil. Melt 1/ cup butter and mix with 1/2 teaspoon Lawry's Gar- lic Salt, 1 tablespoon Seasoned Salt, 11¼ teaspoons Lernon Pep- per Marinade and 1 tablespoon lemon juice. Generously bruàh eut side of potatoes with butter sauce. Cook, foil side down, on grill, until tender, about 45 minutes. Toward end of cook. ing, turn eut side down. that Councillor Evans made the "most sense" when he is prepared "to live with a study und retained. "That is the com- munity type meeting place along the main commercial Cont'd from P. 1 services now," he said. A solicitor for another i veloper in the area was c cerned about the "leap fro development. He was assured by Som Rumm, senior vice preside of the Consolidated Bui ing Corporation, that t firm's proposed developme for Brooklin would not int fre with other developmer in progress and in the pi paration stages located bE ween Brooklin and the wat and sanitary service plan located near the lakeshore. The CBC will be payin for the cost of the instal tion of trunk mains for th water and sewer services i the Brooklin area.' He pointed out for th benefit of the residents tha if any roads are torn up th "Regions states that the prE ent water pipes will not hav to be replaced." Donovan Pinker of the Donovan Pinker Consultant Limited, Urban and Regional Planners presented the up. dated aspect of the Brooklin Secondary Plan study. He said it has been "a controbersal study" and thE firm has had the value of six public meetings and the sug- gestions, concerns and reco- mmendations put forth by the people attending thosc public meetings. "We have had the oppor tunity ,.to çomprehensively plan, for a population of 10,000 for 'Brooklin," he said. He said that"no building in Brooklin area should be above the height of the trees except the church steeples. "The present atmosphere of the community should be .:: : : YOUR HOME PRI Mason jars, cani laddles, etc. - VIS VIS4AV Wanda & Toi THE COMPLETE H ESERVING CENTRE ners, blanchers, IT ny Martin at - ARDWARE STORE ARDPMWARnESTOR small deficit in order to sup- port a bus service for this town." er review a historic value and have an architectural interest. There - is to be no inde- scriminate destruction of the well built and established homes and buildings in the area as a result of the deve- lopment that will be taking place as the Brooklin area grows. Handi- Transit on- temancomrca g" and shopping areazrathei g9" than have shopping plazas. This would mean the infi ner lling of vacant areas in thi Ld- present Brooklin area anc. he extending the main streel the idea as Brooklin is develo. er- ped. er s Hesaid that"going from ,r » 10,000 in a short time could et- create problemsas a resuit er of the social impact on the ts Community. There should be a longer ga term development rather [la- than a shorter time. ieme in Mr. Pinker said that the development and growth of e Brooklin should be a "mini- t mum period of 10 years from e when it is started until it es- reaches the population gro- e wth of 10,000. The develop- ment should be in two stages over a 10 year period." s Ie also pointed out that care would be taken to retain - and protect all buildings in Brooklin and area that have e Fined 100 A Whitby man was fined - $100 in Oshawa Provincial court recently for interfering with trees. e Michael Bono, 29, of 112 Thickson Road North, was - charged under the Public Transportation and Highway f mprovement Act. when. a Whit1by OPP consta6le caught him stealing 10 small trecs along Highway 401. The trees had been planted by the Ministry of Transpor- tation and Communications. The judge ordered Bono to pay an extra $190 for datnages to the trees. wHI-TBY . DOMINION HARDWARE 319 BRODCK ST. S. 668-3540 I Councillor Joe Drumm brought forth the information that the Whitby Rotary Club can have a Handi-Transit Van ready for operation in October if the Town of Whit by is ready to support the system. The Rotary Club is giving to the town the Handi-Transit Van to provide transportation for the handicapped. The Rotary Club made the request to the Town Council for funds to help support the operation of the Handi-Transit Van. The Council passed the motion in favor of assisting the Rotary Club Handi-Transit Van from October to Decem- ber 31 of this year at a esti- mated cost of $2,500 for the operation of the vehicle._ The Council had a motion placed before it had the mat- ~fer be referred to the Opera- tions Committee and a report be brought back to Council at the July 23 meeting. This motion was lost. Counciuior Gerry Emm said the "information we have is sketchy." He wanted "to know what we are 2etting into." Councillor Barry Evans, pointed out, "these people need the service; although they are not seen. If 'the service is provided they will be coming out of the woodwork." The Council learned that there have been 600 calls a month by those who use the service provided by the Oshawa Handi-Transit. By passing the motion to assist the Whitby Rotary Club in the operation of the Handi-Transit system the estimated cost for next year would be $28,000 with a $14,000 cost to the Town. 660 FRONT ST., FRENCHMANS BAY, PICKERING 1W IN8