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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1987, PAGE 7 Phoes -cost $1 5,000 An estimated cost of $15,000 to improve 10 telephones at the Iroquois Park recreatiorial complex raised the ire of more than one Whitby coun- cillor Moniday night. ."1What the heil kind of phones are you using down -there?" asked councilor Joe Drumm. The cost to improve the phones was con- tained in a report to the operations committee fromn the parks and recreation department. The report identifies projecta at the complex which require ongoing maintenance.. These include: -$6,00 to co-ordinate existing ights with those to be installed as Co0rriýdor Capérs f ~By MARY MCEACHIERN W Cal 725-8967 with items for this column DECOM We, in the Corridor Area of Whitby, are ex- tremely pleased and relieved that Decom will flot be building a waste transfer station on Sunray Drive. It has been a long, hard-fought battle, but it looks like the people have spoken, A personal appreciation goes to area residents, Bill Walsh, Ken MacDonald, Pat Dooley, Joan Pilnuik, Roger Tickner, Fran Townsend and Ken Correl, to name a few, who attended the hearings, made presen- tations, collected signatures on petitions, distributed pamphlets etc. It looks like the determination and co-operation of a great many produced results. Council memfibers and staff of the Town of Whitby did their share, MPP George Ashe delivered a strong message to Queen's Park. Most residents had nothing against Decom, but all felt that the location Decom had chosen was not suitable for their operations. Sunray Drive is in the heart of the Corridor's residential and commercial area, hardly a place to be loading and unloading pathological, institutional and phar- maceutical waste. The Etobicoke site ap- pears to be more suited for this type of operation. This is indeed a great victory for Town council and residents of Whitby. OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY Residents of the Corridor Area were sad- dened to learn of the death of Bill Clarke. We wxsh to express oui' sympathy to Babs and the children. Our prayers and support will be with them in the days ahead. SUPPER Westminster United Church will sponsor a pancake supper on Saturday, March 7 4:30 to 7 p.m. Aduits $4 and children under 12 $2. For tickets, cail John Whiteside 725-5417. MI part of the exkpansion; - $3,500 to replace a main zone valve for the sprinkler system in the arena; - $12,000 to improve the P.A. systern in the arena; -$2,200 for im- provements to the main boiler in the pool and; -$2,800 to replace 70 pool lights. Each light cost $40.0 These additional im- provements to the com- plex total $41,500. But the report notes that the improvements are outside the scope of the current construction projeet. A $4.5 million expansion to the com- plex is currently under- way. "Rather than do it al independently later, do it all now," said ad- ministrator Bill Wallace. Funding for the im- provements is expected to come fromn reserve funds. Counillors asked for a more indepth report on the price of the phone improvemerits. Stolen propane tanks Two 100-b, propane tanks valued at $320 each and two construc- tion heaters valued at $400, were stolen from a constructionl site ut Forbes St. and McEwen Dr. The theft took place during the night of Thursday, Feb. 12. 3 NAIL TECH NICIANS, 12YRS EXPERIENCE ACRYLIC NAILS, OVERLAY TIPS, GEL -COATINGS, FIBREGLASS NA ILS N EWNAI LS $35.00 NAI LFI LLS $ 1.8.00 WE GUARANTEE OUR WOR K!! SLIMTRONICS (EFFORTLESS EXCERCISE)- WAXING & PE-DICURES SUNTANNING .... 11 S ESSIO NS $49.00 NAIL JEWELLERY, NAIL ART NEWNAIL SPECIAL WITH LIS-A, $25.00 (tli March 21) 209 DUN OAS ST. 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