PAGE 10, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9,1980, WHITBY FREE PRESS Town to receî*ve Ç$5.7 milion inlevies con t'd frorn pg. 8 can walk away from the project. "If these things are not approved by the 'IRegion of Durhamn or the Minister of Housing, then either of us can say 'forget it'," Gar- tshore said. Gartshore aiso said that the town stands to gain $5.7 milion, at least, in lot levies from the developers of which $4.4 million will be paid by C.B.C. The mayor said that the hydro facilities will also be paid for out of the lot levies in order to prevent an in- crease in rates. " 4We are taking it out of the lot levies so that it won't affect the rates," Gartshore said. He also pointed out that there will be no flurry of ac- tivity in the hamiet saying that it wili be two or three years before anything hap- pens. He also pointed out that according to the officiai plans that was adopted in 1974, Brooklin is supposed to grow to 25,000 population at some point in time. "This calîs for 10,000" Gartshore said. "There are ail kinds of safety.checks in here," he said pointing to a copy of the developmnent agreement which has yet to be signed by any of the parties involved. Gartshore also said that growth in the lower part of town will continue to be strong and wili be flot detrimentaily affected by Brooklin. -We're growing at ap- proximately 1,700 person a year," he said adding that when the project is fuliY un- derway the "total growth figure could be larger (for the whole town) but not in any significiant amount. " Brookli is also needed to keep the town's financiai situation stable by con- tributing to the tax base. "We have to have seven per cent (assessment growth) increase each year to stay economically viable." Gartshore believes that the Brooklin expansion will do this, and that the plan as it is now is economicaily good for the town. " We have as many protec- tions for the town as possible," Gartshore said. "'We have a reasonable, economically viable package." Visit The Royal Ontario Museum Museumobils will be at the Whitby Public Library on July 23 and 24. The museumobiles will be featuring two exhibits, "Fossils in Ontario" and "Man In Ontario" and wil be parked in the iibrary's parking lot. On Juiy 23 the exhibits will be open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and again from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. On Juiy 24 they will open from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m and again from 6 p.m. to 8p.m. MAYOR JAMES C. GARISHORE Carnival queen. Beauty will open and close this years County Town Carnival'to be held Sunday Juiy 20 - Monday August 4. On Sunday July 20 a beauty contest will be held at Henry St. High School. It is being sponsored by the Royal Canadian Legion. the final night, Monday August 4, will see a fireworks display put on by the town to finish off the two week carnival. During the carnival various other events will be held to entertain the public. Inc.luded are a Scotish Pavilion at Iroquois Park, a parade on Saturday July 26, a talent show to be held at Anderson Collegiate and the awarding of the Peter Perry Award to Whitby's most out- standing citizen of the year by the Whltby Chamber of Commerce. Entry to the most of the events wiIl be free. If anyone wishes to par- ticipate in any of the ac- tivities contact Mr. Robin Lyons at 668-9722 or the various clubs which put on each display. We can't help wathout your help. ABILITY FUNO WORKING WITH PHYSICALLY DISABLED ADULTS. EI~s499.$499.000 Stalned & acquorod Furiture. Flnlshed trame Stalned & Laquered Furniture. Flnlshed complote wth 14 yoar ap aeam mattrosa, hoator bookoase f rame, complote wlth 14 year lap liner, llnolock, pedostal shoet. Cholco of atains seam mattreasea. Heator lierlnerlock, avallablo. pedestal and shoot. cholco of stains avallable. COMPLETE PACKAGES INCLUDING: PINE UNFINISHED FLOOR FRAME (ANY SIZE) LINER, LINER LOCK, ALGECIDE, LAPSEAM, BAG AND HEATER FOR ONLY $240.00. MOTION LESS MATTRESS AVAILABLE FOR $1 00.00 ADDITIONAL. OVER 200 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM. MANY SPECIALS AND END 0F THE LUNE CLEARANCES. 4rlooSoùmmer Sayle 1$ lu Full swing!' BLOUSES & SLACKS 30% OFF AUL SUMMER STOCK 20% to 50% OFF foshions Whitby Mail 723-1771 Open MOn. toSat. 10 a.m. -10 pin. wmmmmwmý mmini