Corrdo r Capers By MARY MCEACHERN Cati 72"9r67 with items fer dits column. CORRIDOR AREA RATEPAYERS8 ASSOCIATION The ntext-executive meeting of the' C.A.R.A. wil be held at the Whitby Municipal Building ýon Thur- sday, April 12 at 7:30 p.m. Ail executive members are asked to be present. Visitors welcome. CAPERS BALL The Spring 'Capers Bail' will be' held at the Masome Hall on Saturday, April 28 from 8:30 p.m. toi1 arn. Tickets are available from any member of the executive or inembers of the Whitby Tigers Runming Club,, who Wii be the recipient of a donation from C.A.R.A. to help finance thefr trip to the Plymouth Marathon in England in June of this year. Music will be suppliedby our own executive member, David Bunn. There ill be door prizes, spot dances and a cash bar, as weil as a'delicious lunch. Cail early and reserve your tickets. DURHAM WEST P.C. ASSOCIATION The Durham West P.C. Association-will hold their annual -dance at Ajax Community Centre on Satur- day, April 14 from 8 p.m. toi1 p.m. Dance to the Big »Band Sound of 'Billy Wiliamson'; dine on Culinary Dellghtsby 'Mainly Cheese', Ajax. .Tickets are $10 a person, which includes a jhance on a draw for a weekend for two at the Harbour Castie in Toronto. Cail Bfi Mauch at 579-9614 to reserve tickets. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH >Saturday, April 7 - pancake supper in the church halt 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Everyone invited. Adults $3, children under 12, $2 and pre-schoolers free. Menu wil include sausages, pancakes, and -homemade pies. For your added enjoyment, the men wiI do al the household chores and cleaning up. Tickets are a.vailableý byý cailing Richard Hearne at,576-0661 or Ray Hatter at 576-8218.- Cominunity Mission - items -are requested for Community Mission work in the form 'of good wearables, which wiI then be donated to the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital. the Men's Hostel in. Oshawa and the Salvatiop Army headquarters. Household articles. wil also be gratefuily' received for the Outreach Committee of the church for their work with the Région Rehabilitated. Items are to be left in the church on Saturday, April, 14 from 9:30 to il a.m. Supply chairman is Dot Coedy at 571-0939. Sunday, April 15 - Communion- and Reception of new members. Good Friday, April 20 - Special service at il a.m. Easter Sunday, April 22 - 10 a.m. Easter Break- fast - everyone welcome. il a.m., Easter Worship. OPTIMIST CLUBS't ORATORICAL CONTESTs Our congratulations to Kim Armstrong, a student i at Dr. Robert Thornton Public School on Scott St. in the corridorwho placed second in the finals of the Oskhawa and fWhitby Optmit0lu1oatrialco- WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4. 1984, PAGE 7 Handicapped parking eonsidered Proposed modifica- tions to the Town of Whitby's traffic bylaw will flot be discussed at the committee level for another two weeks. The recommendation before the committee calîs for the town to issue special permits to vehicles whlch transport han- dicapped persons, freelng them from some parking restrictions. Kenneth Thoms of the Multiple Sclerosis (M.S.) Society and Doug Manuel of Handi-Tran- sit were to have spoken to the ýoperations cern- mittee at their Monday might meeting but were unable to attend. In llght of this, the, committee voted to hear frorn Thoms and Manuel in two weeks time and vote If the lighta go out in Whitb y.... Emergency power debated If the lîghts go out in the Town of Whitby, Vieki Lawrence rnay not sing about it but Town Council is going to talk aboutit. A recommendation for council to consider the provision of emergency power for the municipal building was passed at Monday's operetions committee meeting. The clerk's depar- tment obtained a L iberal de electio n A] The election of seven Ontario Liberal Riding Association delegates to the June 14 leadership convention will take place on April 18 at the Pickering Municipal Of- fice. Terry McCanl, president of the association, wil also be a delegate as well as Doug Dickerson,, the Liberal candidate in the last federal election who lost to, Progressive Con- servative MP Scott Fenneli. Two of the seven elec- ted delegates must be female and two must be under the age of 25, Me- Carl said in an earlier interview. Ail eligible members can vote at the Apnil 18 meeting, as long as they have held membership FUND RAISER Amateur radio operators 'throughout Southern Ontario are coilecting Dominion store cash register tapes in order to buy a special wheelchair for Jocelyn Loveil. For every $450 in tapes, the store will donate $1 in cash. Anyone wishing to contribute should cail Charlie Bissett at 668- 7481. ( _________________M ... ...... THE CORPORATION 0F THETOWN OFWHITBY 1984MUNI.CIPAL TAX NOTICE The second instaliment of taxes for 198418s due and payable April 19, 1984. If payment ls fot recelved by the due date, penalty wJil be added on the f lrst day of default and the f irst day of each calen- dar month so long as non-payment con- tinues, at the rate of 11/4% per month or part thereof. Taxes may be paid at any Whltby ban wlthout bank collection charges .or a the Municipal Office, 575 Rossland Road East, WhItby, Ontario. Corinne Wendt, A.M.C.T.(A), Tax Col lector, TOWN OF W.HITBY. BABY SHO WER To'Be Held 7:30-9-:00 p.m. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Hwy. 401 at Park Rd., Oshawa For more information ail Mothers-To-Be are invited to cal Patty Wood at 579-94474or your free invitation. Between 1&9p.Jm' prelirninary quotation fromn Power Teck Limited which states that "suchý a generator, including the necessary electrical and building modifications and fuel storage. tanks would be approximately $120,- 000." The committee recommendation asks that the matter be referred to the 1985 budget discussions for further consideration. "I have a feeling 1à le gates' prit 18 for a Minimum of 72 hours pnior to the vote. Members in good stan- ding need only renew their membership, and can do so until the night before the election. Whitby we're getting into .something extremely large,"' Councillor Joe Drumm said. "I don't like the amounts we're looking at." Drumm also expressed concern that the matter did not appear in a previous emergency report. "Some kind Of emergency power arrangement has to be provided, " Councillor Marcel Brunelle said. "But having said that, reading the report I was alarmed at the figures quoted." Councillor Ross Bat- ten, who chaired the meeting, asked Brunelle 'to "1corne back to reality", reminding hirn that, this recommen- dation called for further study of the situation and was not making a definitive suggestion. on the matter then. "This Is a reciprocal arrangement which allows handicapped' people to park in Metro Toronto,". Dick Kuwahara, director of public works, said. Toronto already has a bylaw in place similar to the one before the committee. "The definition of who is handicapped and who is not is important," Councillor. Marcel Brunelle said. The- report defines ,a physicaily handicapped person as one " who is cornpletely and habitually dependent on ... assistive devices"' such as walkers, crut- ches, wheelchairs and leg braces. Councilor Ross -Bat- ten stressed that "this bylaw is a uniform bylaw that has been put in place in every other municipality in the area. I tend to agree that we need a change in the definition of han- dicapped persons, but I don't think it would do anyone any good if we makre a change -in our bylaw that doesn't exist in the other municipalities." ÇJEWELLER DuendarsSt. W. 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N97840 for AES 90& 100 6.95 a N97838 foi AES C20 Multi-Plus 6.95 e2. &fe Suplie SOLODON LY IN PKGS. 0F 10 OISKETTES FOR OTHER SVSTEMS AVAl LABLE ON REOUEST ;j Speclal rates-for chlldron under 8. 900 s n c rd6 6 2 4 THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional Municipality of Durham is considerlng AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM, REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN The amendment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes 22 estate residential lots within the area indicated on the map below. ningCoi Dearmet tet 105 ConsurDrie Co bOtal i Inbm-sondrt s concein the lamnofenmena- plic aliatomutib oathedblto vtedom ioe infu Plnigayh aa fsbon o the res, ndstn befrceioedolater ttha Frday, Mapc1984. Psaleae indeoffiddess anthePlephn e um- Sbri n mssions madenngte. aeden p Don Hadden Chairman Planning Cornmittee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.î.P. Commîssioner of Planning là - 9