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PAGE 8, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20, 1988 1 ]Found 1HLm Under ]Dancing In The Yellow Pages. 'Besides meeting Dave, 1 got the best teachers and the best rorm. Arthr Murray taught mne dancing in a hurry ... and Ifound someone speciai, too.> Taking dance lessons was one of the smartest decisions N'e ever made.. the people are friendly, it's exciting and it gives me something to look forward to every week. Plus, Dave and i are out having fun and dancing. $39.OO SPECIAL (New adut students only> shfft mwrkers, we can accomodate you. Iz I 430u-0014 CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY è' PLANNING DEPARTMVENT NOTICE 0F PUBLIC METIN Monday, February 1,'1988 - 7:45 p-. Meeting Hall, Whitby Municipal Building Whitby, Ontario A Public Meeting wili be heid by the Administrative Committee of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby to consider applications to amend the Whitby and Durham Regional Officiai Plans and Zoning By-law 1784, as submnitted by Cullen Gardens lnc., and Weail and Cuilen Ltd. The applicants' total property holdings are iocated in Part Lots 27 & 28, Concessions 111 and IV, as shown on the map below. The purpose of the applications is to establish a new Tourist Commercial Node desig nation in the Officiai Plans to be impiemented by appropriate zoning, as delineated by the shaded area on the map above. In addition to rezoning the existing* attractions and facilities of Cuilen Gardens, the proposed designation would permit further tourist related expansions, inciuding approximately 55,000 square f eet of retail and service commercial fioorspace including a "Village" of gift and craft shops, bed and breakfast accommodation, entertainment, museums and a major religious theme park highlighting the contribution of various reigious groups to Ontario's history and heritage. The purpose of this meeting is to provide adequate information to the public and to permit interested persons the opportunity to make representation in respect of the rezoning application. If yeu are unable to attend the meeting, your representation can be f iled in writing by mail or personal delivery te reach the Planning Department not later than regular working hours on February 8, 1988. lnterested persons may inspect additionaî information relating to the above application in the Planning Department, Level 7. 575 Rossiand Road East during regular working hours, Monday to Friday or may contact the Planning Departmnent by telephonirig (416) 668-5803. Conuitee says no to Participaction The Town. of' Whitby sbould respectfully decline an invitation from the Town of Ajax to par- ticipate in the 1988 Participaction Challenge scheduled for Wed- nesday, May 25, operations corn- mittee decided Monday. But flot ail members of commit- tee were happy with the decision. The competitien involves residents of varlous comynunities participatiiig in 15 minutes of physical activity whiceh is recorded by a municipality., The municipality with the highest nurn- ber of participants would win the challenge.. However, committee learned that the event would require two fuil-timne staff memnbers to coor- dinate staff members the Town are unable to spare. But that explanation did flot sit well with councillor Marcel Brunelle who argued that the OPE challenge could. be passed on to, several sports organizations in town. "We need to do more than write this off. The Town of Whitby is more than this council," 'said Bruneile. But committee'chairman Joe Bugelli responded that Ajax issued the challenge to the Town of Whitby so Whitby council must respond. "'This is more of a contest. You are talking tbousands of dollars -for this," said Bugeui., Committee decided, to decline the challenge. The reconmendation goes to -Whitby ýcouncil ex Mon- day night. .Diane Macfarlane has left as administrator at Whitby Psychiatric Hospital to take the same position at Queen Street Men- tal Health in Toronto. She says her transfer was ber own choice and for convenience because she lives in Toronto. Macfarlane was administrator at the Whitby hospital for tbree years I od Brass Deîights GO Transit is proud to welcome Brass Delights as its new ticket agency in Whitby. It's Iocated at 115 Dundas Street Westl Whitby. Drop in to buy GO tickets and passes 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.. Monday and Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday to Friday, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Closed Sundays and holidays. For information cail 519-4224 1' EO ULIONLOU PARSONS GoveGom ment of Ontario Transit 'Minister o INTra nsportat1ion Charmarl and she is happy with the work done duringthat time. 'II had three very productive years and no. complaints," says Ma&farlane. Replacing Macfarlane is Margret Coochmack, acting administrator until the Province finds a suc- cessor. Waste disposai FROM PAGE 1 said he would seek direction from bis commnittee at their next meeting (Jan. 19) and would like to have a report ready for coundil in time for their next regular meeting. He did, however, state that such a report, depending on its depth, coul d take as long as a month to compile. Herremna indicated the Province had "been sitting on the sidelines" for too long. 'II will be urging the Province, right up to the premier, to get in- volved," said Herrema. "It's their problem too. " Council members voted unanimously in favor of Witty's motion for the report. Resident wins' second prize A Whitby resident won $132,426 as second prize in Saturday's Lotto 6- 49 jackpot. "'It's quite ahight," said Thelma Brown on Monday as she picked up ber prize. Brown learned she.fhad won right after tuhe draw but said it still "1takes a while" to sink in that she won se much. HEATINO & AIR CON DITIONING LTD. 111 Industrial Dr., Unit 23, Whit*by 668-811 ?: MlI r pa.i " q 0q:àv -ri Director of Planning Corporation of the Town of Whitby Mafr1ae traânsfers- from Whitby Psych t'o Toronto