New restaurant opens just north of Brooldin The newest restaurant to open in Witby isn't downtown or atong Hwy 2 - Barbecue Heaven is tocated two miles nortli of Winchester Road in Brooklin. Co-owners are Gus and James Antoniaclis of Markham. "lWe re-did the interior'and put a fair bit of money into the place," says Gus Antoniadis, 28. Barbecue He ie ilbe promoted 'as a family restaurant, with the- speciatty being chicken and ribs. Since the restaurant opened nearty a month, ago, Antoniadis said business bas been surprisingty good, though that was expected. Supp ort for GO extension to Oshawa Whitby councit' bas given unanimous support- to the City of Oshawa's attempt to get the GO train to their city. "There are no potitics invotved in this, Oshawa is deserving of our support," said councittor Tom Ed- wards as he introduced the motion. à "The situation of traffic coming through Whitby from the east leaves a shortfatt on roads teading cars down there," said regionat councittor Gerry Emm who secon- ded the motion. A GO station is sclieduled to open in the fail of 1988 at the Brock - 401 interchange area, the easterty ter- minus for GO. The City of Oshawa wýants Go extended to Oshawa.' 161 don't mind helping those boys in Pilkeyvitte," said councillor Joe Drumrn. lHe agreed there will be traffic problems and said GO sliould be asked to build a parking lot on Thickson Rd. S. and bus people to the Whitby station. The only negative view on the motion came from councitior Joe Bugetti. While he agreed with the intent of the motion, lie said he woutd not want to jeopardize Whit- by's position in order to support Oshawa. Council approved the motion unanimousty and -witl pass copies of the resotution to Oshawa, Durham Regionat councit and Durham West MPP George Ashe. Barn fire is ivestigated An investigation lias begun into the qause of a barn fire at 705 Lake Ridge Road. The fire began aroundr 7:30 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 15. The barn wbich onty contained a freezer and. a stove, burned to the ground. Library board member. . "But' expectations and actual business are two different things," he acknowtedges. - Hebas also been pleasantty sur- prised that peopte patron izing the restaurant, come from not only Brooklin and Whitby, but have travdlled from Sunderland- and Port Perry. "We're trying to become known for our chicken and rilis," said An- toniadis. But if cbicken and ribs aren't for your patate, the rest4urant also offers, steaks, seafood, a satad bar and daily specials. A cbitdren's menu is atso availabte. WHITBY FREE.PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1987. PAGE 9 Bylaw vote irks councillors ,Witby council departed from its normal procedure Monday niglit when councillor Marcel Brunette asked that a recorded vote be cailed on 4t bylaw, a move wbicb didn't sit well with bis fellow coun- cillors. The bylaw would permit the rezoning of the southeast corner of Dundas St. W. and Kendatwood Rd. to house a restaurant, a plan op- posed by Brunette. Council ap- proved the rezoning at a meeting on Feb. 9. The bytaw was separated from il others passed by council and was read aloud tbree times by deputy clerk Mike Gazo. After -the first reading, councillor Joe Drumm asked Brunelle why he made the request. Under the rules of council, Brunette is not required to answer, and he didn't. "Wben I fight and lose, I've lost. If it is passed by council, that's the Iaw," Drurnm told Brunette. "This is the first time since I've been on couneil that we have pulled out a- specific bylaw, " said coun- cillor Joe Bugeti who was atso an-' noyed at the move. A recorded vote was required on the second reading of the, bylaw. Councillors Bugetti,. Drumm, Ross Batten and Mayor Bob Atter- stey' voted in favor of the bylaw while councillors Brunelle, Gerry Emm and Tom Edwards opposed the bylaw. After the second reading, Atter- sley gave bis opinion 0k the move: "If we get into this and» start cballenging every bylaw, we're oe1/3j Ll2ICIiÇqf making a grave error, " he said. Gazo then read the bylaw a third time. The vote was the same as the second reading. After the bylaw was officially passed, councillor Edwards stood and said "there is some influence of an illegal action here." He said lie has asked in the past for a recorded vote on a bylaw and one was neyer held. Volunteers are n'eeded Volunteers are, stili needed to complete the February fundraising drive for the Heart Fund. Those interested can cati Jim Gartsliore at 668-3229.