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PAGE1 2, WHJTBY FREE PRSS, WPDËÈfSDÀY, APRIL ? - 8 Morris is Coalition president Judy Morris was elected president of the Family Coalition Party for Durham Centre during recent elections. N4ino Maltese is first vice president, Tom Partlow second vice president, Lonnie Ljeunesse chief financial, officer,, Anne Murphy secretary and iàam Venner director.. 1The newly-elected officers will soon establish a riding association, sign new members and publicize party policies. O >t will be the first year o operation for the party in Durham Centre, the provincial. riding which includes Whitby and. north Oshawa. James Delaney was a party candidate in the Oshawa riding in the last provincial election. The next general. meeting will lie held Wedne sdaY, June 8. Anyone wanting more, infor- mation can cail Judy Morris at 666-1888. Whiere is GO Going?. Çii~m. To Ajax and Whitby, of course. You can see our new track alongside Highway 401, and the new station buildings under construction, like this one at Brock Street in Whitby. When the trains start running on this section of the track in December, 'residents wiIl have more choice, more convenience, and a fast, relaxing way to get to Toronto. Why Drive?, Corne December, the GO Train wilI get you downtown in Icss than an hour from Whitby; in about 45 miriuies from Ajax. Without drivers cutting you off. Without car horus honking at you. And witbout having to pay $7 or more to park once you get there. F_ M -- - - - - - - -M -- - - if@ Free for a month! Riding to work on the GO Train is not only fast and convenient, Ibut can also cost less than driving. Skeptical'? Answering the question below wilI help you compare. The one-way adult GO Train faire frorn Pickering to Union SStation is $2.95. According to the Canadian Automobile Asso- ciation, the approxim-ate cost per ki lometre to operate a 4- Icylinder car in Canada is: I$.25/km ( ) $.50/kmi ( ) $ 1.00/km ( $5.00/km () Send us your answer, postm-arked no later than M ày 25, 1988 to GO Points East. 555 Wilson Avenue, Downsview, Ontario, IM3H 5Y6. The first correct answer drawn on lune 8, 1988 wilI uwin one free adult Go pass good for a month.I Telprone# rzealue $50) Io $3(X). dep<nding on fnin s %choscn b> winner. LU - - - - - M - -- - - - - J Govern ment of Ontario Transit SED FULTON LOU PARSONS Mnister Cniairman FAIRVIEW LODGE resident Kathleen when Whitby (Heritage) Women May Brown, (middle), who was in- Freemasons Helen Joynt. (worshipful volvedi' the formation of the Order of master), left, and Kay Hutehings (past Women of Freemasons in Canada in president), right, donated 22 teddy 1954, was on hand at the lodge reeently bears for lodge residents. Free Press photo -Witty drops. 'dump Metro' motion The long-awaited debate at regional council, over whether or not to allow Metropolitain Toronto to locate a landfill site in Durham Region, neyer mater- ialized at the council meeting lest Wednesday. Ajax councillor Jim Witty, who was expected to introduce his notice of motion calling for the Region to dump Metro, let his motion "fall off the table. I have discussed this matter at. great length with the executive of PACT (Pickering and Ajax' Citizens Together for the Environment) and PACT sug- gested we not bring this matter forward today," said Witty. PACT president Bill Parrish said after the meeting that bis group decided te withdraw the motion because they felt it would be lost due to Metro Toronto's recent decision to delay approval of a rebate for the Region's garbagfe. Now we know "Witty is taking his marching orders from PACT," responded Oshawa Mayor Allan Pilkey after Witty told council he would let bis motion drop. The rebate decision also forced council, for a second time, te delay passing of its 1988 budget. "I don't think we are in a position to debate this- today," ,said Oshawa councillor John Aker. By a vote of 17 to 9 council decided to table the budget for two weeks. On March 23, regional council had first delayed pasising the $221-million budget, $48 million of which is to be raised through taxes, becaqse. Metro had not yet made a decision on a rebate for Durham. Metro was expected to approve a $28 a tonne rebate for Durham for dumping waste at the Brock West site. That decision, however, was referred back to Metro's works committee by Metro council last week.' BUY ONE, GET ONE FREEM * ~ pe~~d T1iir~tc» 1r1 -xfter 4 pm. r ly M Purchase one of the following enfrees M and get another entree FREE ~ Flsh &Chips(2 peoe) Pancakes e Hamburger eSpaghetti or Chilfi * 1 coupon per customer per visit. Lesser prioed Item Is free. Taxes and gratulties not lncluded. Not valld inî conjunction with any other offer.I Whitby Location only. Offer expires Juno lot .1988.