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WITY MRE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2,1989, PAGE 35 Côm ln g e vents Daiage$3'000 at golf 'course ' Damage is estimated, at $3>000 Durhamn Regional Police saig afler a number of persons used apprxmtely 10 cars were star electric volf carts at« Countryte last Wednesday night. The: -1 . 1- were &1en-u .1.47n-a-^u vn.I Lane Golf course last weelc as demolition cars. lition derby on the golf course. id yr GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY The Whitby-Oshawa branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society will record Sunderland cemetery, off' Hwy 12, on Tuesday, Aug. 8, 9:30 a.m. to dusk. To join, brng a cliphoard, pen and paper and lunch. For more information cal Joynce Hilton at 668-8177 or Bessie Gannon at 723-7460. CONCERTS The Whitby Brass Band, under the direction of Roland HilI, will continue their 'Summer Concerts inthe Park' on Thursdays, Aug. 10 and 24, 8 p .m. Admission is free (bring a lawnchair) at the Rotary Park bandshell. Tapes will be on sale for $10. For more information cali 668-4715. BREDAILPARTY The Welcome Wagon Bridai Party for ail brides-to-be in the- Whitby-Oshawa-Scugog area wil e held Sunday, Sept. 24, start- ng at 1 p.m., at Polish Vterans' Ell, Stevenson Md N., Oshawa. IMere' will be a bridai fashion ;how, displays and panning e s, gifts and door prizes. Admission is free for brides-to-be and their guests but by in- vitation only. For a free in- vitation caîl 434-2010. TORCH RtN Durham Regional Police will take -part in the Torch Run Aug. 10. The Durham run will start at the Hope-Clark townline, west on Hwy 2 through Bowmanville and Oshawa, north at Anderson St., Whitby to Rossland, west to regional headquarters for' fia- graising ceremony at 12:30 p.m., then south on Hwy 12, west on Hwy 2. Durham runners will hand off to Metro runners at 3 p.m. Police seek sponsors to adopt a cop on the run. Money raised goes to Special Olympics., PETERSON AT PICNIC Ontario Premier David Peter- son will attend a picnic, opený to any resident of Durham Region, on Friday, Aug. 11, 4 to 8 p.m., at Camp Samac, Oshawa. The picnic is sponsored b y the Liberal Associations of Durham Region. For more information cali -985- 9250. cn:tcus The Garden Brothers Circus will be at the Civic Auditorium, Oshawa, Aug. 11-13, two shows daily. The event, sponsored by the Durham Regional Police Association, raises money for charitable and community organizations in Durham. Tick- ets are $5 for children and seniors, $11 for adults. Caîl 436- 9494 for more information. IIIGHLAND COMPETITION' The Durham Region Highland Dancing Association competition will be held Monday, Aug. 7, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.n., at Parkwood Estate, 270 Simcoe St. N., Osh- awa. For more information cal 579-1311. CÙONFERENCE The Optimist-sponsored C5tu dent; Leadership Conference,' to develop self-esteem, motivation *for success and community awareness in Gr. 10 or il stu-' dents in- basic level programs,' will be held Nov. 1-3 at General Vanier Secondary School, Osh- awa. Call 723-5227 for more in. formation. WIflTBYAL-ANON Does someone in yqoyr fàný-iiy drink too much? Whitby Fr-iendly3 AI-Anon, for family and friends ùf alcoholics, mctte every Tuei- t'ay at; 8 p.m. at St;. Mares (,hurchi Houise (B3yron aind Col- bcînie Cts.) Xhitby. Alatecxi, for chuIidren of alcoholics, molcts at t. sanie location at 8:15 p.m. TOWN DAY CAMPS Visits will be made to Town day camps at Bellwood and Prin- g e Creek durin g July and ýu<ust. AWhitbyPublicLibrary staff member will bring boxes of books for children to choose from on Mondays a dwilI pick up rt,rned books on Friday. Living Well. lecture Aug. 17 TYou and Your Doctor, A Help- ing Team' is the topic of the Aug. 17 Living Well lecture tobe hel in the Whitby Public Library. auditorium,starting at 1:30 p.m. Discussin will be held on How to help your doctor help you.' Coet is $1. Refreshments will b. served, and door prizes will b. given. For regitration cali 430-7729 or pay at the door. Town can't discdlow. school FIRQM PAGE 1 Two weeks ago, the board voted in favor of leasing space in a prestige industrial plaza in Whitby's industrial area for at least a year because of delays in the construction of M sgr. Pereyma Catholic Secondary School in Oshawa that affect Whitby students.. Students of the future Fr. Leo J. Austin Catholic Secondary School in the Coscan subdivision were to attend Pereyma until Leo J. Austin was complèteda. Those students will now attend school in the plaza on MeBwen Dr. The Town sent a letter to the board stating it did' not feel the site was appropriate, according to Town de puty planning director Paul R croit But h esaid a zoning technica- lity will allow the board to locate in the industrial area. lie explamnec that municipal, school board and h ydro uses are public uses. Public uses are allowed in any zone category. "The theory is that public uses are allowed anywhere because it is public,» said Rycroft. 'We wrote the board and told them we did not think it was an appropriate spot but they did not comply. «We are tied by our own zoning bylaw,» said Rycroft. The area is zoned prestige industrial. Rycroft said the only avenue open to the Town, for any modifi- cations it feels will be necessary is a renovations permit for which the board will haive to apply. He added that the Town understands the use is to be temýporary which bas "made it easier to take." 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