lPAGE 14, WLDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1985,WHITIBY FREE PRESS In his bid for Tory leadership.... Ashe throws support to Durham West MPP Grassman after tartos affairs," Ashe George Ashe has an- "careful deiberation said. nounced that he will and consultation with During this leadership support former Ontario my constituents and ad- race, Ashe maintains Treasurer Larry visors." that it is important for Grossman's bid to suc- Ashe believes that the the delegates ta con- ceed Frank Miller as the MPP from St. Andrews sider not just what the leader of the Ontario will unite the party in its candidates have to say Progressive Conser- bid to unseat the ruling but their track record in vative Party. Liberals under Premier gavernment as well. In a brief written David Peterson in the "For example, Larry statement issued last next provincial election. Grassman as treasurer Thursday, the 52-year "Candidly, he has the of Ontario worked ta old former cabinet professionai back- keep taxes down and ta minister said that he ground, experience and maintain the important decided to support ideas ta unite the triple 'A' credit rating Progressive Conser- for the province," hie LOOK AT THISS vative Party and tasaid. Themake the Liberal "Second, believe government mare ac- Larry Grossman is the surr 668-4521 countable for its a nly candidate who is tn Par mimanspeat tof rln. touch with the realities Three nail technicians 11 yrs experience WHITBY CORPORATE CENTRE, LOWER LEVEL 1 CORNER OF GREEN ST. & HWY. 2 (across from Post Off Ice) The way CUSTOM O want it! @BUSINESS FORMS eCARDS •LEGAL CERTIFICATES oFOLDERS •WEDDING INVITATIONS *LETTERHEADS à ENVELOPES •NCR FORMS ECATALOGUES •NRFOM •CATLOES PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLIES 218 HARWOOD AVE. S., AJAX, ONTARIO- 683-1968 econ our addE As ASHE ounding Queen's k and the social and nomic realities. of great province," he ed. she was a strong and ENJOY SAVINGS! The FramIng Cnntre 668-4521 vocal supporter of for- mer premier Frank Miller's bid for the Tory party leadership last year. After a few mon- ths of political upheaval during which the Tories lost their 42-year old on power, Ashe believes that the upcoming con- vention will be an oppor- tunity for the party to renew itself in preparation for the next election. (The convention will be held at the Toronto Convention Centre on Nov. 15 and 16.) And Grossman, Ashe said, is the man the Tories should turn to in that renewal process. "Larry Grossman has armed himself with the date and information necessary to establish credible answers to the social and economic challenges of the future," he said. Grossman Corridor Capers By MARY MCEACHERN Call 725-967 with Items for this column NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH All the street captains are in place to officially begin the neighbourhood Watch program in the Mansfield Cres., Falcon Crt., Powell Rd., Hunter St., Northview Ave., Broadview Ave., Kendalwood Rd. and Dundas St. E. areas. There have been two more break-ins in the business community and three more cars have been vandalized in the past week. The program, when implemented, should eliminate a great deal of the petty crime. Residents should be on the alert for anything out of the or- dinary on their street. The only way to combat crime is to be prepared. Get to know your neigh- bour, watch their homes when they are away, lock your car in the driveway and remember to lock your doors, especially patio doors. Unlocked doors, are an invitation to would be thieves. Your street captain will be calling on you with in- formation regarding neighbourhood watch, we need everyone to become involved for their protection as well as your own. Welcome your neighbourhood watch captain when he or she calls on you. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH Turkery Supper - October 26 at the church. Tickets for the supper will be available from any U.C.W. members. CAPERS BALL The annual Capers Ball will be held at Heyden- shore Pavillion on Saturday, Nov. 2 from 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets will be available from executive members by the end of September. This promises to be a fun filled evening. Prizes, lunch and cash bar. Reserve early. CORRIDOR AREA RATEPAYERS ASSOCIATION Executive meeting - Thursday, Sept. 26 (tomorrow), 8 p.m. at 125 Northview Ave. All executive members are asked to be present. The annual meeting for the ratepayers association will be in the third week of October. DR. ROBERT THORNTON SCHOOL A new portable for the school has eased some of the overcrowding. You see, a few calls from you parents did help! It really doesn't do any good to complain amongst yourselves, direct your pet peeves to their proper authorities. "Ordinary runner" will try to break magic 3 hour mark CONT'D FRONI PG. 5 finished the race. She got up and started again. She completed that one in 3:03 (just slightly more than seven minutes a mile) -- the second woman. She won six trophies, including best first marathon, best husband and wife, and best team. To put that in perspective -- and I must, despite my promise to Ann not to try to make her out to be a hot-shot -- the Canadian record for Women's Masters is held by Diane Palmason of Ottawa at 2:40 plus a few seconds. No one is predicting that Ann will break that record on Sunday. But 2:55 looks within reach and she admits to wanting to break that magic mark of 3 hours. In the meantime she's trying not to let other people's excitement bother her. She runs for fun, and has a fear that running for numbers might spoil that. Unlike most other runners, for example, she doesn't even keep track of her weekly miles. She feels it puts too much pressure on each week to match or exceed the one before. "I have two running watches," she said, "and i never wear them." But now this "ordinary runner" is attempting to keep butterflies at bay before Sunday's race while still weighing the possibilities of joining a serious club, and getting a serious coach. To her, that seems to be like the cook and the souffle and the rabbits. She has done respectably well in races so far without a coach, without serious training, sim- ply by running for fun - usually at 6 a.m. each weekday. She admits ta being afraid that taking her running seriously would take the fun out of it. Sort of like thinking of rabbits. Sunday she'll be trying not ta think of the coaching, the clubs, the sponsors. Just running her best on a given day and hoping everything works out well. Here's betting it does. 668-7446 a i olk NEW NAILS....s30.0 NAIL FILLS....$15.0 DURHAM WEST PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION SPECIAL MEETING TO SELECT DELEGATES TO LEADERSHIP CONVENTION WEDNESDAY,OCT. 2,1985 7:30 P.M. PICKERING COURT HOUSE 22 SHERWOOD ROAD WEST PICKERING VILLAGE THE CORPORATION OF THETOWN OFWHITBY 'vý- IN THE MATTER OF THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT, R.S.O. 1980, c. 337 AND IN THE MATTER OF THE LANDS AND PREMISES AT THE FOLLOWING MUNICIPAL ADDRESS IN THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO NOTICE OF PASSING OF BY-LAW TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby has passed By-law No. 1906-85 to designate the following property as being of architectural andior historical value or in- terest under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O. 1980, c. 337: Former Methodist Church 202 Centre Street North and 300-304 Mary Street West REASONS FOR DESIGNATION OF 202 CENTRE STREET NORTH AND 300-304 MARY STREET WEST Hîstorical The former Methodist Church was built in 1855 by the Trustees of the Methodist Church on land donated by John Ham Perry. One of the church's ministers, Rev. Joseph E. Sanderson, was a prin- cipal supporter in the establishment of the On- tario Ladies College (now Trafalgar Castle School) in 1874. In 1876, the church was closed when the Methodists completed their new, much larger Tabernacle (now St. Mark's United Church). Architectural The former Methodist Church was originally built in a simple Greek Revival style. Il was converted to residential purposes in 1877. At that time, many late-Victorian details were added such as bay win. dows, carved brackets and decorative wooden porches. The juxtaposition of the two styles has produced a unique and interesting architectural composite. DATED at the Town of Whitby this 25th day of September, 1985. Donald G. McKay Clerk The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario L1N 2M8 Phone: (416)1668-5803 F-