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WHITBYFPREE PRESS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1986, PAGE 3 AERIALý VIEW, as drawn by architects, of the industrial condominium building on South Blair St. A condomi nium apartment has also been building to be made out of the former Dunlop Rubber and Tire Co. proposedl south of the building. Proposed zone south of Victoria The area in which aduit entertainment parlors may locate un- der Witby's proposed bylaw is In a zone south of Victoria St. As reported in last week's F ree Press, councillor -Marcel Brunelle had stated at the Dec. 22 council meeting that the zone would be north of Vic- toria St. to Taunton Rd., between Thickson Rd. and the Oshawa-Whitby boundary. He said he only learned later that that.zone was incorrect, and he had mentioned it during council as a resuit of a misunder- standing. The actual zone propose.d in the bylaw, which bas been given first and second reading, is for' lands zoned Îrestrictive, in- dustrial south of Vic- toria to the lake, with the same east and west boundaries. Town deputy-clerk Mike Gazo identified the actual proposed zone to the media following the Dec. 22 council session. A public hearing is to be held on the bylaw which would make illega ' three strip parlors in or about the downtown area. Affectedt would be Skaags on -I5ndas St-.< W., Gypsy Rose on quný- das St. W. and the Royal Hotel on Brock St. N. William Gray of Witby has been appoin- ted chairman of the Durham -Regional Housing Authority. Gray, who is retired, will chair the nine-, member authority that manages Ontario Housing 1,276 assisted housing units in Ajax, Beaverton, Bowman- ville, Cannington, Oshawa,. Pickering,' Port-Perry, Whitby and Uxbridge. The- federal, provin- cial and municipal governments nominate individuals for appoin- tment to ýthe housing authorities by provin- cial orders-in-council. The province appoints the housing authority chairman. The ,.day-to-da> management of OHC's 84,000 housing units is carried out by local housing a uthorities, although the primary responsibility for assistdd housing remains with OHC. The Durham Regional Housing Authority manages 911 senior citizens assisted ouigunits, and 365 units for low-income familles.- The authority ,aiso provides housing for, 1<-physically, deveopmentally and psychiatrically handicapped persons who are, capable of livine on their own. Holiday post sehedule There will be no postal service on Christmas Day, Boxing Day or New Year's Day in Whitby. Services which will not be availaile on those days include' letter carrier service, wicket service, street letter box collection ,and,,rural ýWe apologiïze. Billy Whittal ýwas in- correctly identified inaa photo caption 'in last route and mobile subur- ban service. The post box lobby will, however, remfain open. The post office will close at 3:45 p.m. on bothÏ Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, and New Year's Eve, Dec. 31. for error wýeek's edition. The Free Press apologizes for the error. In dustrialpianIreealed FROM PAGE I than 60 acres of land (one million sq. ft.) Not including the residen- tial area, it will cost an estimated $35 million. Stemneroff expects a prototype unit to* be built right away, with tenants being able to inove in the spring of 1987. He said the cm pany picked the'area becuse of its strategic location (streets for trucks as well as nearby rail lines) and because inspections of the Dunlop building showed that it was in gond structural con- dition. 44Withln a year we should have the whole thing rented," said Stemeroff. Four hurt in Thickson accident Four people received minor injuries in a single-car accident on Thickslon Rd. at 8:30 p.rn. Sunday, Dec. 21. Arthur, Mathews, 29, of Port Perry was the driver of the car which rolled over after swer- ving to avoid a cat of the road. He and wife Elizabeth, as well as Robert Wilson, 14, and David Johnston, 16, were taken to Dr. J.O. Ruddy Hospital ira Whit- by for treatment. Damage to_ the car was $8,000. Heénry 'Si. is open again H fenry St. -was again re-opened to traffic on Monday. Construction was completed last week on the Henry St. overpasa for GO-transit. Work h-ad begun in July. .7 14NOO 99 dl REMOTE CONTROL,< Now STAND AND CD OPTIONAL Price we 1699 $70.97 IMTH ULTIMATE HIGH POWER SYSTEMI1 *250 watt power amp wlth output meters *control amplifier with 7 band equalizer *hi.speed double cassette with dolby qL L Aèle mi matchlng semni-automatia turntable coazntora speakers with double 12"woofers DP-750 COMPACT DISCO e funetins 247 ~ N KMART PLAZA ~ ~ S E~ U L555s SIMCOEST.S. si EN 79-5880 tffl 4%re Gray is appointed as housing chairman<