Whitby Free Press, 6 Jul 1988, p. 26

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PAGE 26, WH1TBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6,1988 ,Counecillors, residents visit.L ng e il for wnnin g excha g ByDebbie Luchuk Three Whitby councillors and many, other Whitby residents continued a 20-year tradition by visiting Longueuil, Quebec two weeks ago. Prom June 17 to 19,'councillors Gerry Exnm, Tom Edwards and Marcel Brunelle, along with MPP Allan Furlong and residents, visited.Whitby's twin city as part of an ongoiiïg exchange between twinned cities or similar size across Canada. LETTER:* Town heritage p rotection FROM'PAGE 6 designate that street as an heritage district? Maybe it.wiIl be, in danger in the year 2088 as the development pressures -on Cullen Gardens wiII be astronomical. Whitby Town council, please look. at what you have that is in need of protection: on Dundas St. W.Y the "Bigelow building," hailed by the Main Street report as very important to fhe downtown. Pérhaps the Town could LEAD the way., I think that the acquisition of that building by Town, the restoration of it with m'oney froin theý Prpvincé- (it is available) and from the Town, will serve the BIA as an indication that council is not just. paying "ip service" to the cause of revitalizing the downtown. And this bring nme to Mr. J. Hastie's letter. As an outsider who came to Whitby not long ago Mr. Hastie realizes the. possibilities in downtown Whitby and cannot understand council's endorsernent of the Prettiest Street. PerhÎaps, * council can do for- downtown Whitby what it has done for (',ullen Gardens: *a Whitby museuni, a heritage district, making sure that new developient is sympathetic with existing structures,. activeîy endorsingdowntown Whitby. The BIA is to be recommended for what they are doing. Mr. Anderson's article and letter are' right to the point. I* hope our councillors have read it... Sincerely Yours Roderick Angevaare 208 Byron St. S Whitby This particular -twiniling between Longueuil and Whitby has lasted for 20 years since Centennial year, 1967. Despite the ioss of the financial support of the City of Longueuil about 10 years ago, the exchange carried on with the support of the Maltese community. This year the city. resumed funding and citizens get involved entertaining the Whitby contingent. Emm said on the Friday of the visit that the Longueuil council exchanged civic twinning vows Ont them. cou ncillors' had On Saturday brunch with LngueuEofcas and that eveningtheýcitizens put on a show for the WhÎitby visitors. Emm gve-the mrorning message in. a church» on 'Sunday, and Edwards sang, during the service. Farewells 'were exchanged after the service,. 1Emn? said that. this exchange may be the lorigest running in Canada.1 Longueil .officiais, wil be coming next-year and Emm. hopes to get the citizens inivoived. - OR [S] PORTi~ MS teeltime cost goes Up, 1 - It is -going to cost more next year for groups to rent ice time at Iroquois Park and Luther Vipond Arena in Brooklin. Wihitby council has agreed to increase the hourly rentai fee for an arena by $3.50 or five per cent. The increase will become Oshawa Vikings first and second teams each earned shutouts in recent rugby action against Toronto Nomads. The Vikings first teain crushed Nomads 47-0 while the Vikings second teani won 23-0. League'play for both Vikings teams resumes in August. During effective Jan. 1, 1989 for aduit user groups and Sep>t. 1, 1989 for community groups. During prime time, the cost to rent ice will increase to $86 -froi $82.50; in non-pimie time to-$76 from $72.50 for adult groups. For commiunity groups the cost will increase to $70.50 from $67. Fun Run approved by Town U.J.Sporting Goods*I WER HAVE ALL ACCESSORIES Corne in and catch yourself a deal ! 1211 Dundas St. E. Whitby 430-3646 wL ,à LIWY2 EASj IC ~ j V m~-~ I . -J WL STJNSATIONAL' SAVfl'GS ON.ALL SUMMER NURSERY STOCK eq3TJ IV lrI ÀF :3 9 bC> I'r]F e Ail Nursery Stock (100% Guarentee for 1 yr. stili applies) *Ail Tools & Hardware (replace those broken ones) *Ail Lawn Fertilizers (stock Up & save) *Ail Plant & Tree Fertilizers e Fountains & Statuary *Chemicals -b Furniture e Perennials (lots left at haIt price) @ Tropicaîs This sale does flot apply to: wood, bagged soil, sod, aggregate, gazebos & trellises, Brooklin Concrete or Unilock. 7Ly EVERYTHING IN THE STORE US NOW AVAILABLE AT GREAT SUMMER SAVINGS 800 TAUNTON RD. W. OSHAWA LlH 7K4 DISCO VER ATGAORDEA (jU 0"Om SATISFACTION CSAITRE tTD*. ACTIVE MEMBER 0F i£7 LANSCAPE ONTARIO Whitby council has given approval for the Whidtby Tigers Running Club to hold a Whitby Fun Run on July 20. The 5-km race will begin from Iroquois Park at 7:30 p.m. Racers will run south on Watson St. W.* to Brock St. S., south on ±srocic to iieycienslIore Pavilion, then return to Iroquois Park via the same route. The club had to have a $1 million liability insurance policy with the Towii of Whitby in order to hold the race. July, Vikings 'Wi1i participate in two tournaments and will play in the second round McCormack Cup gaine against Toronto Welsh July 16. On July 19, Vikings will play Reading University froin England. League play will, continue, in, July for Viking junior teams. he under-19 first team defeated Saracens 36-0 as Dave Bolton scored three tries, Keith Murray two and Cami Brown and Gareth Ston one each. Stone also had two. converts. The under-19 second team lost to Brock 36-0, Derek Campbell and Tony Camillo the best players f'or Vikings. The Vikings' under-17 team. lost 16-6 to Burlington in the Brampton junior tournament. Mark Ladouceur had a tiýy and Gareth Stone had the convert. Vikings also lost 8-4 to Brampton ýLs Stone scored the Vikings' try. Win, loss for peewees Whitby peewees had a win and a loss in the l5th annual Kincardine baseball tournament over the Canada Day weekend. Whitby was the underdog in their first game against the highly-touted Windsor Riverside teain. But Whitby's ace hurler TMm Puddister allowed only six hits as Whitby won 6-1. Chris Mace bit a double to drive in -two runs to put Whitby ahead to stay, in the game. Brett Rayne also had- two hits while Jamie Difiore sparkled in the outfield. Mike Doner laid down a perfect squeeze bunt. In their second gaine, Whlitby lost 6-4 to Burlington which scored three uneamned runs in the first three innings. Puddister drove in three runs for Whitby with a triple whîle Ian Andrew had two kits. I league play, Whitby was scheduled toý play Peterborough on!, TugEsday night,, r Vikings get shutouts 1' I MOST 5tdrd CRAFYSMANSUIPuSIDE MD OUT Il or- 1a ;j 9

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