wHTrBY FREE PRESS, wEDNEsDAY, JULY 6,1988, PAGE s Landacusto delays hotel he construction of the Consumers Dr. extension to Brock St., se desired by Whitby counicil and, a hotel interest, is being held up by a land, acquisition probeM. 1Ministry of Transportation spokesmnan Peter Shaver told The Free Press that the road exten- sion requires extra land >to provide space for* an additionai ramp. In- order to rebuild the highway ramp, we require land from the developer. The difficulty is that there are unresolved conditions (in order te obtain land from the developer)," Shaver said. Rathero than explain these "conditions," Shaver' said only that they are "quite complicated. "There have beennegotiations over the past. few years. It is difflicuit because it has to be a multi-party. agreemnent between the four parties," ho said, re- ferring to the doveloper, hotel, operator, Town of Whitby and Ministry of Transportation. Shaver' said that the Town would be. meeting with the Summer Sale OceS agai, Woodcrf i offering Specia Sumer Savings on a wide selection of fumitur for your home or cottage. For 2 weeks only,, traditional Woodcraft quality is available at truly remarkable pnice. Ther e is no 'need toe exténd tho walk '---signaise at lighted intersections in* Witby,ý. the Rgion's works cominittée bas decided.' The 'request to extend the signais, was nimade by ïregional coiîncilorlq&n* Edwards who said seini*ors and handièapped people are, h aing *trouble crossing certain- intersections in Whitby because the cross signal is. too short. He mentioned Dundas St. and Henry St., Brock St. N. and Rossland Rd., Brock St. N. and Mary St., and Brock St. N. and Manning as four locations where seniors are having trouble crossing. But a report from works -staff said that tho crossing signais are long enough. 'We couid give the walk The GO Transit train station under constructionî at'Brock St. S and Hy401 inWhtby is stili expected to open in- Dembro *Testation will acember of an increasing nun'ber- Of commtersfromn the. Whitby- Oshawa area. Comm'uters now fom: this area have to tà ke GO tranrsit:, buses -or drà ive? to the. Pîckering »(Liverpool Rd.) train station to pick up' the train à CUSTOM ULPHOLSTERIY SFS&CHAIRS RECOVERED LIKE NEW. ChÙoosé fromf a large *select ion of fabrie'sm, * lepa!rs "Refingsing - *ANTIQUES BOUGHA'ND 513 BROCK ST. N. WHITBY BUS. 668-5481 signais more timo but that takes awaY from the "Don't Walk" signais,", said works cornmissioner Bill Twlvetrees, adding that "Ini Whitby that probleni could *b that seniors don't walk as quickly." Ho said other inunicipalities in the Region have had the same complaints but thoy have been somewhat rosolved through meetings with seniors. Similar meetings have been held with Whitby seniors, committee heard. Mombers said the problem lies with a misunderstanding of how the signaIs work and a lack of courtesy by motorists. Tweivetrees, said individual signais cannot be changed because it effects ail signais in the Region. westbound beyond. te Toronto and * c 1i WALL UNITS 19%15%OFF ,Woodaft's time- honoured-modular ieigns are available inan array of fiishes and style variations. You can even customize to your own spedial.needs. DJNIG TABLES 20% OFF BEDROOM WOODCRÀF -FURNIT[JRE, UPHOLSTERY EvMhnc Im irccmBY CRSTLINE .ij clAUALb LA uJALufflbL to armoires, to night tables The Bain: OPEN SUNDAY Workshop & Showroom., Whilby. Markham Rd. & Steeles Ave. 370 Denison St. E, Markham. 111 Dunlop St. W. ai Brock St. 293-2279 475-2488 668-2770 PIC 01OV5 FURNITURE MOVING SALE PICOV'4S 13 MO VING FURNITURE 5PC. SOLID WOOD MAPLE- FINISH DINETTE REG.$5 49-00 SALE $399,00' [ A' Is for Ashburn and residents of the community who turned out last Friday in the community park for many events to celebrate Canada Day. Fe rs ht No hageinwalk signais GO stili a go for December SAVINGS FOR Is EVERY ROOM k SAvEON sidar pepiar V ogelI LazY- Boy J iespeI e.r . Crestlifle AZY- BO Y 0113 n ère REG. $599.00' 1-bse t Baerore SALE $369.oo bý 1 . Il M