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PAGE 12, WIIITY FREE PRESS, WEDNESIDAY, JULY 20,1988 B wing to be named after PLANT QCos o ~41 TluFloor Plants SEFR MASS CANE ~<Stiking green foiage. Ideal for any room SALE or office. 1999g Our reg.3999 ea ..I. ea. YUCCA CANE FL àR Hardy, easy to grow plants. A stunning SALE accent for your decor. 199984 cotours ta choose tram. Our reg. 3999 ea... ea . - 57 ml. (2 oz) Our regý89 ea. SVibrant green bushyAL -plants grownta SAL Sperfection. 1944 E U f t Oue.24 99 ea. .. 1ea %WTSSNUS FLORIST SOEHOURS: RF USR OUALITYMon. - Fni. 9.OOam. - 9.OOpm. Sal & Sun. 9:OOam. - 6:OOpm. TROPICALS SALE ENDS JULY 27, 1988. il easyto grow varieties 10 choose from. lnctuding: catourful Crotons, Draceana. and varegated Pîneapple. Our reg.,§999ea. f fe NOWONLY 1243 Dundas St. E. 4 8 8 W. of Thickson Rd.,- HINESE Hg EVEROIREEN OHW Thesev.ry duraNepians 300 Taunton Rd. E. have teatheryI«vu wth Rto ano atcivtvery pattem% isn&.ano Chom ~;<vfrom Slver Qusen I or Maria. Our reg. 12.99 .eI DAYS Taslyne Green -The newly renovated wing at Fairview Lodge will be named after the home's. late adminis- trator, Taslyne Green. Regional council voted last Wednesday to name the B wing after the.,adxinistrator who died on May 13 this year. Pri'ority Life clinics are scheduled Priority Life,* an emergency niedical informationprgramfor seniors run by theWhtby Seniors' Centre, will be taking registrations through the month of August at the centre or at clinics to be held during the last week of July. Priority Life is a means of quick information on a semior's health for emergency inedical care attendants should the senior become injured or ill enough to be taken te the hospital. The senior's medical history and medications are written down on a registration forrn, filed with the Whitby Seniorsd Centre, and on a forni inside a vial kept in the refrigerator. A "Priority Life" sticker matching the one on the vial is stuck on the senior's refigerater te alert those on the scene of the information. Clinics will be held: -Monday, July 25 from 1i te 3 p.rn. at the Brooklin I.D.,A. -Tuesday, July 26 froni 9 a.m. te noon and 1 te 4 p.m. at the Seniors' Centre - Wednesday, July 27 from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.r.at Hickory and Regency. - Friday, July 29 froni 9 amn. to noon at Colborne and -1 te 4 p.m. at Durham Christian Homes. Seniors unable to attend any of these clinics are advised te drop in at the centre during the month of August to reîdster Multi-way stop signs are rejected Multi-way stop signa will not be installed at the intersections of Glen Hill Dr. and Pine His Dr. and Glen Hill Dr. and Maplewood Dr., Whitby council bas decided. The signs had been requested by residents living in the area as a way to slow traffic. A speed survey on Glen Hill Dr. was conducted by the public works department from 4 p.m. Tuesday, May 24 te 4 p.m. Friday, May 27. 0f the 5,653 cars that used the road, 34 per cent were travelling more than the 50 km/h limit with 13 drivingy p HeIp keep Red Cross ready. +* OPE. su l