~- PAGE 22. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 21, 1981, WH1TBY FREE PRESS Councillor calis for study.. Emm gets bai rolln g onBrocek over1pass Regional Councillor Gerry Emm said last week that provincial govermnent of- ficials have been told about the condition of the Brock Street South overpass in or- i ~pp der to "get the bail rolling. " Emm said that he told On- tario Minister of Transpor- tation and Communications James Snow and Durham West MPP George Ashe in a leeter that there was the need for a new "gateway to Port Whitby. " Emm also said that he wants a planning and engineering study to be done on a new overpass at the local level. "In order to get things going, 1 want a report from thetown." Emmsaid. "then GERRY Verandah Restaurant Under New 0ýwnership and Management Soon to be known as Balientino's We invite you to an evening of elegant dining and dancing at affordable prices. Dancing and Live Entertainment Tuesday thru Saturday 9pm - lam Appearirig ihis met.,k "David Sebastian Bach" iii.çi bat-k froin Eu-rope Shou- and damw band .40 King Street West, Oshawa in PHI Building, 2nd Floor, (Corner Centre & King Sts.) Ample Indoor Parking Reseruations 576-4703 THE PRINCE RESTAURAIS 1009 Dundas Street East 1 want a formai request for a new bridge submitted to the region." "I also sent the letter to the minister to let them know that we want to secure provincial and federal fun- ding," he added. The regional councillor also said that he would like to see the construction of a new bridge "'to go along with the development we propose in Porth Whitby. " At a meeting that was held last Wednesday night to get public- imput on the Port Whitby study, residents said- that their major concerns include the CNR overpass that links the Port with the rest of town. After listening to presen- tations (rom the Toronto consulting form of MePher- son, Walker, Wright Associates, residents also cited other problems they encounter including bad roads, poor sidewalks and backed-up sewers. Residents also said that the temporary repairs to the bridge's pedestrian walk- way were inadequate. "I1t's not safe for pedestrians having it the way it is," Emm was later quoted as saying. "People walk over the bridge from the GO station." The reconstruction of the overpass is presently second on Durham Region's list of priorities. It follows the construction of a new over- pass on Park Street South in Oshawa to cross the CPR tracks. rT* Whitby 666-2811 Family dining -Take-out service Table service Fish & Chips including cole slaw Take-out only. $2.19 Offer go seven days a week Sunday Specials Suntil Feb. 22 ý_-lam -Major credit cards' accepted -Breakfast and dinner menu 'Corne see our new menu .-lO0Pm offer expires Feb 2 2 1981 Fisherman 's Platter Fillet of sole, scallops and shrimp. Se rved with lemon and cocktail sauce, including soup, potatoes, vegetables ano $6*50 dcoffre. Souviaki including soup Greek salad and french fies $3095 '/2 7am-lOpm. urs. - Sat. 7 arn - Il Pm* Barbeque Chiekený including 80 up, potatoes, vegetables and coffee $4e25 Sun. 8am -lO0pm. *k STEAK AND SEAFOOD HOUSE THE ULTIMATE IN ELEGANT DINING LIVE ENTERTAINMVENT AT DUR PIANO BAR 57646999 557 KING E. AT WILSON. OSHAWA EL STAVROS STEAK I4O4SE ( am - 10 pm. 1