WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1980, PAGE 9 fWhitby plant jDu Pont announces expansion Du Pont Canada announ- ced last week a $3,250,000 expansion program at their Whitby plant. This represents a substan- tial increase in facilities for manufacturing Sclairf ilm polyolef in film. Work on the expansion will begin im- mediately and will be com- pleted by the end of 1981. The new facilities will in- clude nev film extrusion equipmen. .s well as ad- ditional space for raw materials and finished goods handling. In addition to Sclairfilm, the Whitby plant produces Dartek nylon film and Vexar plastic netting. The plant was opened in 1959 and con- tinued market demand has made it necessary to expand the capacity several times according to a company's spokesman. The films produced at Whitby are sold on a world wide basis for packaging consumer products such as milk and meat. They are also used for many in- dustrial applications. "This new capacity will enable us to meet the in- creasing demands in North America and other.parts of the world for the high per- formance characteristics of Sclairfilm" said V. Lunski, manager of Du Pont's Packaging Division. Real estate firm hired by regiion to sel $ 1 mii *on nidustri al lands Newjudge The Sheriff of the Judicial District of Durham, Morley Bain (rear) is seen here assisting the region's newest judge into his robes of office during a swearing-in ceremony that was held last week. County Court Judge William B. Lane, formerly of Picton, Ontario, was officially installed by Durham's senior county court judge, Joseph Kelly. Judge Lane assumes the seat on the bench that was vacan- ted by Judge Donald Spears who has since been transferred to another judicial district. -Free Press Photo by Stephen Greenaway. Committee seleets eight A special committee of Durham Regional Council has arrived at a ist of eight candidates to replace recen- tly resigned chief ad- ministrative officer Bob Richardson. Interviews were held last Friday and today by the committee who will be making their recommen- dations to the council. W. Frank Real Estate Ltd., has been hired by Durham Regional Council to help selI more than $1- million of regionally owned industrial land. A similar moved made by Oshawa saw Frank selI more than $1-million in ini- dustrial lanids. Regional Council ap- proved the arrangement last Wednesday without discussion. "We're delighted to have them," said Tom Flood, regional director of - development, "we work very clsoely with Frank anyway. " The development depar- tments job is to convince in- dustrialists of the advan- tages of locating in the Dèrham Region. About 40 acres of land being sold on the Whitby side of Boundary Road, just for- tn of Wentworth and about 17 acres near Sunderland in Brock Township are two such properties to be sold. The land in Whitby selîs for about $45,000 an acre and the Brock township land sielîs for about $12,000 an The agreement with becameE Frank is for one year and nesday. ~~Gas Going Up? 000OneVery Good Ansý effective last Wed- a wer Subaru GL 4-Door Sedan C & CMOTORS Pc7UtffiWiftC 160 Simcoe St. S. Oshawa 728-0181 I Sept. 14 9:45 &.m. Sunday School 1 1:00 &.m. Momlng Worahlp 6:30 p.rn. Evenlng Worshlp 'COME, BE PART 0F OUJR WARM FELLOWSHIP' GAIL DORFMAN SCHOOL 0F BALLET MODERN DAN CE DAN CER CISE -includes Pointe work for the more advanced student and Cecchetti Syllabus Examination Classes -for children from 6 years, teens, and adults -a contemporary form of training emphasizing in- dividuality and the joy of movement using varlous styles of music -for teens and adults -have a good work out while having fun in this adult exercise and dance class FACU LTY: GAI L DORFMAN-former teacher at the National Ballet Sehool. HEATHER DAVIS- former teacher at the Vancouver Ballet & Hartford, Connecticut Ballet Schools. ROBERTA MOHLER-modern dancer, teacher and choreographer. WENDY TAXIS-Daicroze Eurhythmics Specialist EURHYTHMICS for3to5yearolds FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 4\% OR APPLICATION FORMI CALL 668-1251 (Whitby) DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC HARWOOD PLACE MAILL 683 *6074 BALLET est. 1974 77-1- 1