PAGE 8, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1986, WiiITBY FREE PRIMS DBIA presents Heritage Day The Whitby Down- town Business Im- provenient Area bas announced it will be bostinga 'Heritage Day' on September 13 in Downtown Wbltby from il a.m. to 4 p.m. Plans for tbe day in- ciude a contest to select an officiai Town Crier of the Town of Wbltby., The event wil be judged by local per- sonalities and otber Town Criers who willl also be givlng a demon- stration of their unique, talent. Tbe contest is open to ail maie and female Whitby residents aged 19 and over. An art exhibit of pain- tings by Canadian ar- tist, Walter Campbel wlll be held in the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce at the corner of Brock and Dundas Sts. The day wil also in- clude horse and buggy rides tbroughout down- town and musical enter- tainment wil be provlded by Barber ShoD Quartets and Bob Mooney's' Dixie Land Band. An oid ime sheriff will be roamlng the streets to sentence in- dividuals to the 'stocks' if, they break the rules o= le for the day wieapbotographer wlll be waiting to take pictures of those sen- tenced. A Heritage Day Coun- try Craft deinonstration wlII be held in the Bank of Nova Scotia at the corner of Brock, and Mary and wil feture 'a selection of heritage oriented crafts banded down (rom previous generations. The Whitby Cbamber of Commerce will aiso be involved in the festivities when tbey host a Pancake Break- fast fromn 10 a.ffi. to 12 p.m. in the Brooklil Cycle parking lot. To compliment the festivities, downtown merchants will be dressed i perlod costumes and will bave old fasbioned prices for tbe day. For more information on Heritage Day or to enter tbe contest to become Whitby's of- ficiai Town Crier, cal the DBIA at 666-4189. -FROM PG.2 Copies available gesture is a curtesy te memnbers of the public wbo bad attended the meetings. Any memnber of tbe public wishing to obtain a copy of the report can do so by. calling the Toronto office at 965- 2531 or by writing te the Environmental Assess- ment Board, 1 St. Clair W., M4Z lK6. 28HROsDA., S AJSOPPING..... UTTERHEADS ENVELOPS - FITERS BUSINESS CARDS BUSINESS FORMS RESUMEs- BROCHURES CAUIONLESS FORMS PROGRAMS -TICKETS COMPUTIZID TYPUETTINo DOWE ON PUEMIWUI -s--..-. LCONTINUOUS COMPUTER - REGISTER &DATA PROCESSING FORMS .Fur sale Randoipb's Fur Salon is bolding their fifth annual Fur Sale this August and hi promote the sale, models Maureen and Gloria from the Celebrity Modeiling Agency in Osbawa modelled the furs in downtown Whitby on Friday. Free Press Staff Photo Whitby headed for a record breaking year By MIKE JOHNSTON Free Press Staff Tbe Town of Whitby is beaded -for a record breaking year, predicts Mayor Bob Attersley. According te a building permit report for the montb of July issued by tbe tewn's public works depar- tment, the value of permits issued as cf July 31, 1986 totals $63,093,717. An increase of almost $20 million over figures for the same time last year. (As of July 31, 1985 per- mits valued at $43,112,934 bad been issued.) "IBy next month we'Il be over the $68.1 million mark, wbicb will set a record," said the Mayor. Mayor Attersley said the building permits issued in the town for 1985 totalled $68.1 million. "And we'll top that in the eigbtb mon- th," be said. "someone is doing sometbing right. " A welcome addition te this mcnth's report is the allocation cf 24 apar- tment units in the town. The Mayor said the apartment block is un- der construction on Ash St. just north cf Mary. And next month's report will show even more apartments geing up in Wbitby, accerding te the Mayor. ".We bave the Sorichetti group and the $1.8 million apartments by Aldom at Dundas St. L~. and the railrcad cressing," said the Mayor. Both apartment buildings wilI. be built witb aid from the province's Renterprise program wbich provides loans towards the building of apar- tments, 40 percent of which must be rent geared te cwn. "IBy next montb we'll have a fair number cf apartments. Tbey bave been few and far bet- ween," adniitted the Mayor. Another interesting item in the report, are tbe $417,000 in industrial building perniits issued, bringing this year's total te $6,543,000 up over $4 million from last year at this time. (By July 31, 1985 $2,376,000 in permits bad been issued.> "We've been promoting Whitby and I'm pleased with the figures," said the Mayor. He noted that industry in Wbitby is very diver- sified. "And that's good. That is exactly wbat we balve been trying te do. Wben you put ail your eggs in one basket it becemes tee in- dustrialized. I'm a great believer in that. The diversification in Whit- by is werking. " The report aIse noted that 52 permits were issued for single family dwelling units. With the 24 apartment units, the total residential permits issued for July is 76. The value of the residential permits is iisted at $5,690,570. The Mayor neted tbat te date 580 residenial permits have been issued and he predicted that by tbe end of the year the town will have issued between 880 and 900 permits. "And that is a lot of units for a municipality ef this size," be said. A total cf $6,773,540 in building permnits were issued for the rnonth cf July. IT RMN ENRE 66-452 THIS W .* t.. Cuto FamngSteth-Me bad*ls FULL CAPABILI1'Y FOR PRODUCTION 0F: " LARGE OR SMALL ORDERS " QUALITY PRINTING " PICK-UP & DELIVERY AVAILABLE