PAGE 4, WH-ITI3Y FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1987 Four more crossing guards to be hiired Whitby council has agreed to hire an additional four crossing guards at a cost of $3.500. The guards will be placed at the intîersections of Mary and Garden St.. Brock St. N. and Manning St.. Gai-den St. and Bradley and Man- HeIp your Heart Fund HeIp your Heart mîîg Rd. aind Hazelwood Dr. AIl the locations were accepted without question by councillors. with the exception of'one. nhe public works department reported that a crossing guard. which had operated at the Brock St. N. and Manning crossing l'or a number of' years, was going to be removed because the Palmerston Avenue Public School boundaries had changed. Trhe report said the'Town was in- l<rmed the new easterîy boundary lor the schooî on Palmerston Ave. would be Brock St. N. oýarire "-We pursued to have this crossing removed since il seemed that no one would require the crossing.- stated the report. l-iowever. the rown was later in- P)rmed that 24 children had special permission Io cross the easterly school boundary and the Board of' Educat ion inf'ormed the parents they must gel 'the children across Brock St. N. Trhe departiment said children. however. are crossing Brock St. N. and the guard should rernain. Trhose parents asked l'or special consideration. rhey did not lollow through and now the tixpayers have 1<) carry the costs.- said coun- cillor.Joe Bugelli. Council was also informed the department wilI present a report on crossing guards for Anderson St. at a meeting of the operations com- mittee on Monday, Nov. 2. New high school.i...... FROM PAGE 1 Province. would be r.3 hal figures includes space for 880) Eîîglish students and :32 French students Andrews said capacity usiug the D)urham separate hoards rat ing would he about 1.1(1<>n total In1 Sept embler. 1 9M~. Denis t o nor Iliigh School %vas rel ocated f'rom Whill t'v to a new. building iii;:Xja x Planiis were bo later open new high schools iii Whitby and Pickering. nhe new Pickerinîg facility will be completed in 1988. Board planners project that 40>8 Whitby students will move into the new Whitby English high school from Denis O'Connor in 1990. and aniother 176 lrom Dwyer -a total of 688. About 250 are expected to at- HOT STUFF HIGH EFFICIENCY AND GET 5*FACToRY Up TO $425 DPir R AT Now's a great time to move up to today's- superior heating and air conditioning technology. 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