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P>AGE'10, W'EI)NI{*SI)AY, FI-131ZUAIZY 1, 1981, WIIIFBY EREFJi PRESS CaJi 725-8967 with news items for the coiumn, Corridor Capers By MARY McEACHERNj Here we go again. Mary, I hope that you are enjoying your vacation. Thanks for att the material you ieft for me, it cer- tainly made the job a lot easier. OTTER CREEK PAPER DRIVE This comning Saturday, February 14, the is area wilt be canvassed by the th Whitby Scouts for their monthly paper drive. Please have your papers bundied and at thie road by 9:30 .m. and the scouts will pick them Up. CORRIDOR AREA PAPER DRIVE The second Saturday of the month is our paper drive. Please have your papers bundied at the roadside by 9 a.m. for the Boy Scouts. i7Dm DURHAM 1w.i REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM WORKS COMM ITTEE PUBLIC NOTICE, 1981 ROAD CONSTRUCTION, PROG RAM The Regional Municipality of Durham proposed 1981 Construction program for roads and brdges ts listed in the followlng table. Notice of the Region's program is being provided in advance of construction and the Works Committee wiIl, at one of its regular meetings consider comments from the public pertaifling to these projects. REGIONAL ROAD) ROAD NO. NAME Taunton Rd. Road 5 Seugog Is. Rd. Liberty St. Main St. (;oodwvood Rd. Mosport Rd. Victoria St. York/Durharn Bdr I:inch Ave. Thornton Rd. liarinony Rd. Rossland Rd. Simeoe St. [)rew St. Taunton Rd. Brock Rd. Simicoc St. Road I12 Shirley Rd. Road 23 York !lurhain Iltdr MUNICIPALITY Oshawa Whitby Scugog Newcast le t Bownanvillc) Newcastle (Oron o) Uxbridge Newcast le Whitby/ Oshawa y Uxbridgc Pickering Oshawsa Oshawva Oshawva Oshaw~a O)shawa Pickering, Pickering lrock Brock Scugog Pickering/ whitbv v U'\brideec FROM Oshawa ('rcck Ilwy 7-1 2 lIwy 7A King St. At Orono (reek l n Coodwýood Reg. Rd. 14 [1w, West otwe Thickson Rd. Lot 19/20 Yor l:airport Rd. Aitc Rossland Rd. Tau At King St. At Park Rd. At Iloor St. At Bloor St. East of* Brock Road ln Concession V Road I12 Cor Wilt'rid Lot Road 2 Rea Tus Jiu,% 7 PisI Tov Road 8 X'or TO lÏast City Linits Ashbunrn Scugog (entre Con cession St. ,y 35 st ot Thorn ton rk Rd. 15 tna Rd. mnon Rd. ncession XIV t6/7 ach/Car twrighit vii lin e :kcring/Uxbridige .vnline - rk Rd. 31 TYPE OF-CONSTRUCTION 2 Jane sith curbs 2 lanc with ditches Spot inmprovernents 2 lane with curbs Culvert imiprovernents Storm Sesvers Spot inipr<)vCIfents Rd. 2 Jane with ditelhes 2 Janie with ditches Surl'ace & drainage inprovements Surface & drainage iuprovernents Intersection improvemnents Intersection improvernents Intersection improvements I ntersect ion inproveinent s Curve improvernents Truck clim-bing lane Restirtacing Resu rlacing Resu rtacing Resurt'acin-, If you have any quest ions in con nect ion with thie above isted con struct ion program or you wish to arrange t10 appear ai a Works Commîttee meeting to present your comments, please contact the followinq Regional representative, before February 111h. 1981. Mr. R. G. Dupis, P. Eng. Road Design Engineer Works Department 105çConsumers Drive Whitby, Ontario Tel. 416-668-7721 W. A. Twelvetress. P. Eng. Comm issioner of Works RUGGER DANCE The Anderson Rugger Dance will be held at Heydenshore Paviliion on Friday, February 27, Tickets are $15 a couple and naay be purchased from Greta Hope 668-4919. Music will be supplied by Geoff Rison and his band as welt as a disc jockey. Prizes, lunch and bar privileges. Proceeds wil assist the rugger teami with the trip to Wales in March WIIITBY COMNIUNITY CARE Community Care is a volunteer organization for seniors and is in no way to be confused with Comcare. We are stili desperately in need of volunteers to assit in the office, an- swering phone catis and aiso for drivers.ý Just two or three hours a week is ail we ask. Community Care is also iooking for votunteers to take the Community Invoivement and Votunteer Programmne (C.I.V.P.) Votunteering is rewarding. Whatever you have to offer; be it an hour, haif day or whatever - we need you. Please caîl 668-6203 and have a chat with our co-ordinator Marie Brooks. HEART CAMPAIGN ROSE DAY Dolly Goddard an d her inother Grace Ballard will have roses for sale on February 13 from il a.m. to 2 p.m. in Whitby banks and Wlitby Mail. The money raised from the month long campaign and. Rose Day will be used * to help suppiy pacemnakers, artery transplants, coronary care units. Sup- port the Ontario Heart Foundation. Purchase your rose and welcome the voiunteer canvassers when they cati at your PAssociate: Ben Poirer 'Me streets art for tOSSLND RDtE.e people. iOSSLND R. E.Exercise your rights. 45 a.m. Sunday School 'NaIk a block a day. 1:00 Mon i ng Worshi p p.m. Evening Worship £-LLOWSHIP" ama Responding to complaints from the Whitby residents abut GO Transit service to the town, the operations committee decided last week to get in touch with of- ficiats of the governrnent run transit system. The committee voted to recommend town officiais get together with a spokesman from the Toronto and ARea Transit Operating Authority (TATOA) to try and work out probiems that some say exist on the GO SYSTEM. "There have been com- plaints of overcrowding at the GO station and com- plaints of late Go buses and trains," said regionai coun- cilior Tom Edwards. "What we shouid do is get a whole package of com- plaints together and taik to a member of the TATOA. " Two weeks ago councillor Joe Drumm complained that the parking facilities at the Brock street south GO station were flot adequate. Angus Smith, a resident of Whitby, told council that on many occasions the GO train was late, even failing to, sh- wo up onl one occasion. Edwards suggested tijat the town get together with a memnber of the TATOA and regional chairman Gerry Herrema "at a time con- venient to us al." home this month. CORRtIDOR CAPEIIS DANCE The Caper Bail will be held on Saturday February 28 at Heydenshore. Dancing will be to the excellent mlusic provided by Frank Truil. Tickets are $10 per couple and may be reserved by cailing Lynn Majoros 723-1680 or 725-8967. Our association will be making a donation to the Ontario Heart Foundation at the February dance. WESTMINSTER UNITED CIIURCII There witl be a card party on Tuesday February 17 at 8 p.m. sponsored by the U.C.W. It will be ini the church hall. A Bring and Buy Sale will be held on Tuesday February 24 at 9:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Phyllis Morrison, 191 Hazelwood. New groups - Because a growing congregation requires ex- panded programs and activities, the U.C.W. is eager (o en- courage and support the formation of units to broaden the scope of its work and to meet the needs of the women of the congregation. A deeper sharing can olter be experienced in smaller groups, and mornings, afternoons or other evenings may suit you better than the first Monday evening of tlhe month. Women who wish to be part of the total mission of thie chur- ch are requested (o contact Averil Batnks or Erma Wood to indicate their interest and offer suggestiorns. Dishes'in the kitchen are still waiting to be picked Up by their owners. Also, please check to see if you have an extra casserole cover at home as one is missing. SYMPAHTY The residents of the Corridor extend to the Tamblyn Family their deepest sympathy. There are no words to take away the pain but they cati know that the thoughts and prayers of the friends and neighbours are with them at this time. Town officiais to meet, over Go Transit problem 4 5 7 14 17 21 20 22 30 37 52 33 28 2 4 12 19 23 30 DIAL-N- INSPIRATION Dial 668-1331 and hear a three minute inspirational message by PASTOR EMMO OLTMANNS of the EMMANUEL CHURCH at 401 Rossland Rd. W. in Whitby G Emm Chairman