7Whitlby General Hospital NEW LOGO FOR HOSPITAL DON ROGERS (left) holds his winning logo (also shown enlarged) that was judged the best of 97 entries in the Whitby General Hospital logo contest. Rogers is the owner of Signet Signs which previously installed the new sign at the entrance to the hospital. His 7, ~ .ï helper in that business, Jeff Hooker (shown right), was second in the con- test while Ronald Morris was third. Rogers and Hooker donated their respective $100 and $50 prizes back to the hospital to support the campaign for expansion. Free Press photo BuilIding slows i*n November With the arrivai of winter, construction in Whitby seems to be slowing down as evident by the monthly building permit report. The report, issued monthly by the Town's public works department, shows only $3.1 million worth of building permits were issued during November. "It was slow beca use November is a winter month. But I'm still happy with the figures," said Mayor Bob Attersley. As of the end of November, the Town has issued $124,018,589 in permits, surpassing the 1986 record of $115 million. "We should hit between $130 and $135 million by the end of the year," said Attersley. In November the Town issued $2.4-million worth of residential permits; $102,100, commercial permits; $594,000, industrial per- mits and $23,000, institutional per- mits. Also during November, the Town collected $20,691 in permit fees bringing the yearly total to $782,310. Rteturn those plates A Whitby mnan got a surprise recently when he received a parking ticket containing the number of a licence plate he had thrown in the garbage two years ago. Police say someone found the plate and is now using it on their vehicle. Police advise motorists they should return licence plates to the Ministry of Transportation when they are no longer needed. Brook lin Village Shoppe Fine Ladys' Wear0 *Sweaters * Jewellery *. Spo rtwears * Stocking Stuffers * Casual & Dressey Dresses * Isotoner Gloves/Slippers 2O% ý * K: Blouses Regency Velours T% -- .-mms ",Petite Sportswear Clearance" ~ f ~ n ZLChristmas Shopping in the traitiono -atmosphere of a quaint country villas Mon. - Wed. 9:W TT 65 -347 Thurs. & Fd. 9-WC i Jwy. 12,Brookfin 5-44 Saîuday90-8 d ,w. 8:00 -- -- 0 WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESI)AY, I)ECEMI3ER 9, 1987, PAGE 15 Anderson CVI turf ripped up Damage is estimated at $50 after a car tore up turf at the Anderson Collegiate football field sometime Friday nîght. Police say a wine bottie was also thrown through a cafeteria window, Cf Dfl ProoP F= 1 Fl wer s & Gif t s e e Corne and see our new addition. Lots of gift i deas for every occasion including the BIG DAY - Dec. 25th Order NOW for Christmass! Pointsettias a Gift Baskets Flower Arrangements-fresh & silk Roses, Carnations, etc a. rs WIRE SERVICE 51A Baldwin St. Brookiln 655-3963 After Hours 655-8941 CORPORATION0OF THE TOWN 0F WHITBY IN THE MATTER 0F THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT, R.S.O. 1980, C. 337 AND IN THE MATTER 0F THE LANDS AND PREMISES AT THE FOLLOWING MUNICIPAL ADDRESS IN THE PROVINCE 0F ONTARIO NOTICE 0F PASSING 0F BY-LAW TAKE NOTICE that the Counicil of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby has passed By-law No. 2286-87 to designate the following property as being of architectural and/or historical value or interest under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.0. 1980, c. 337: The David Briggs House 175 Myrtle Road East Whitby, Ontario REASONS FOR DESIGNATION 0F 175 MYRTIE ROAD EAST Historical This house was bulit in 1856 for the notable Briggs family. The house, part of Maplegrove Farm, remained in the Briggs family for 151 years and remains relatively untouched by modernizat ion. Architectural (1) The Briggs House is a wel preserved and intact example of a mid-century amalgamn of Greek Revival and Regency styles, typical oi the vernacular idiom. (2) The main, north f acade doorway and aIl the north and south block windows retain their original glass panes and intact wood elements. (3) The late century treillage porch is a good example of the prefabricated production during the 1800's. (4) The integral carniage house with its double doors is an interesting feature of the original design. (5) The newel caged staircase, window and door casings, doors on the ground and second floors, and baseboard mouldings throughout the interior of the north block display exceptional craftmanship in fabrication and tigraining" of the simulated wood finish. (6) The outhouse, an original feature of the property, displays many fine and delightful features f rom the copper plated barrel vault roof, to the trough access hatch. (7) Sufficient evidence remains of the f inely corbelled chimneys of the north block and the wooden hearth to reconstruct the hearth and chimney of the south block kitchen. DATED at the Town of Whitby thiis l8th day of November, 1987. Donald G. McKay Town Cîerk The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario LiN 2M8 Phonie: (416) 668-5803 the place for.. CHICKEN & RIBS Reserve now for Christmas get-togethers 2 miles N. of Brooklin on Hwy 12 655-8911 1 -t',