666-1224- PAGE 4, WIPMqYVRFmPRESSIWENESDY, AUGW1! 8, 19Go HOW TQ PROTEOT YO RI BATHRQOM UNVESTMEgNT lncreasingly we're hearing fron<people who are co ncerned about the damage that powcired ~rasIvel cleanseds can do to their expensive slnks, tubs and fix~ ures. KLING non abrasive lotion cleanser is the best produot we've seen for general bathroom cleanup. The thick lotion clings to vertical surfaces and soap scum is iterally removed wlth a soft wlpe of a cloth. Fixtures are left sparkling like new. *The entire washroom smells dlean and fresh. For mildew buildups in showers or rust stains on tubs we recommend Butcher's PEARLY Tile and Porcelain Cleaner. This easy to use spray and wipe produot cleans like maglo yet contains no abrasives, no acids aMnof caustics. At Swish we guarantee everything we selI. I the prodckt doesn't perform to your- satisfaction, bring back the uuised, portion - we'll-give you your money back. MAINTENANCE LTD. 500 HO.PKINS ST., WHITBY rAfer 15 years, we light-headed at the anival of summer. For some reason, visions of hot, sunny after- noons and long, lazy evenings ahead start us dadeann at Woodcraft. We want to makeselingour furniture as easy as possi- bl e,so as not to interfère with this euphoric state. To this end, we've seriously reduced prices on almost everything lu our stores. Now's the time to fmd something to relax lu, snooze upon or sit around - and we've even taken the stress out of buying it. eiigTbe 0 f Your choice of long lasting, solid wýood tables lu harvest, single & double pedestal, and colonial styles. Matching chairs start at just $119 in pine - $139. in oak. But don't woiry, itwon't last more than a few weeks. Luckly for us, our Suminer Sale prices are only lu effect for a short tinie. SOLEI OPEN'SUNDAY The Barn: Markham Rd. & Steeles Ave. 293-2279 Workshop & Showroom: 370 Denison St. E., Markharn. 475-2488 Conulantsgatherdat for off,,i cia.Pi plan review B Mie Kowalskl Plannf gconsultats e ar- ine the kernt for Wib' futurw~mntoh ear !roM.res. dents con ~red abut the*r com- mumity. Ratepayrenvirnmental and other ap~i interest groups are being co ated -this summer by the' es Iting firm hired to undagel Whitby's officiai la review. Theyaie being asked to offer their coin ents and suggestions for poss e incorporation into a new offici ilplan. lain D~ of MM. Dillon Ltd. said bia rmisinthe processo ontactinp various itre EPujs fo their participation i engtIengy procesa mnvolved ini updating t~e official plan. Were à .kig for their input and at t1e saine Urne offermng our erIîýces,"explained »ay. «W. W ant to create a w-a flow- of information. W1te wil make ~urselves availele an( talk toi them about a~y issim needin# clarification.» Au well4 planners wanit te heai froin individuals Who aynoi have b.éen able te attend tw( information sessions held ik June. More than 80 people jearti ipa. ted in the open houses heldiii Brooklin and at the mùnicipal headquarters on Rosslan'd Rd. Day eaid nothingunisuaior oÃ"ut of the ordinai."wasugges ted during the initiai sessions. "Mostý people seem te, be happy with thé way Whitby in develop- ing. Thýre is sentiment for a small te'Wn feeling and preserva- tion of old building,said Day. -While the consultants are still get a littie Choose fromi a wide selection of upholstered chairs, loveseats, fulI-sized sofas and sofa-beds. Ail our stock is available at unbeatable prices, including "Country Concepts" (loveseat shown), and Woodcraft's "Continental Collection" -aleit rm 65 Woodcraft's tiine-honoured modular d,.rsigns are avail- able lun m array of finishes, and style variations. You can even customize to your own special needs. <Basic units start at $695. Al WVall units, including entertalumnent centres, are reducedl15% -20%. (Tail Door Unit shown) OPEN SUNDAY Whitby: 111 Dunlop St. W. at Brock St. 668-2770 OPEN SUNDAY The Market Village NE. corner Kennedy & Steeles (beside Cullen Barn) 477-6104 r; I e I. t i "'flat' when people, develo- pers and specific grou#is.will get r exciteéd,» said Day. He adds that deve épment of Whitby'es waterfot 2k preser- rvation of open spaoe iwill be * ontrveriaI topi edat with in Lthe third phase. * Whiby's urrent'officiai plan was approved by 0Onai >governinent in'March,' 1978. An officiai plIan is a dcuent which establishes land use policies in a munici.pality Earhier thi year, council hired Dillon te, undertake the updating of the officiai. plan. Phase on. of the review, in- volv'ing background data collec- tion and anlss winds up this month. Atpublic open house te present th ldings from phase one «and kick-off phase two will be held in Bay expiained that the phase one open houses essentially reviewed the current plan. and its amendments.> "TI September we'Il have new information such as population Phap twois expected te lJast SER PAGE 14 pleased with initial reaction te the oMfcial plan review Daydoe no epect the gene* rai bic becoimie overly intereiteýd until later i the procefi. Not until phase.thiee of the fivephasreve is ýýunderway wilthere b. much ýgeiýera1 inter- est said Day. Phase- three in- volves the develo.pmentof growth strategies ana options for Whitby. ah ~ ~ ~ j ANNUAL MASS' RESURRECTION CATHOUC CEMETERY ( Taunton R. Eat of Brock St., Whltby> By MOST REV. ROBERT B. CLUNE AUXILIARY BISHOP AND MASS FOR DECEASED CONCEL-EB3RATED BY LOCAL PARISH PRIESTS. WEDN ESDAY, AUGUST 15/90ý S7.00 PM The Catholi Cemetery by Solemn Blessing is .dedicated to God and set aside for the bunial of the bodies of Faithful Departed to await the Day of Rlesurrçction. the Catholio Cemetôry is a place of prayer for the repose of souls of our departed brothers and sisters in the faith and of reflection on the.etemai truths revealed by God. Burial in a Catholio Cemetery writh fellow members of the Church is our final Profession of Faith. IN EVENT 0F RAIN: Mass will move to St. John the Evangelist 903 Giffard St., Whitby m1d St. Mary of the People. Oshawa Information, cemetery Offlio (4'16) 668-8912 CATHOLIC CEMETERIES ARCHDJOCESE 0F TORONTO Sïde