WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1980, PAGE 7 BROOKLIN UNITED CHURCH Men and Women of the Brooklit United Church are basting an old fashloned roast beef dinner with ail the trimminga in- cludlng homemade pie. Please note this dinner is ta ho held Wednesday, October 22. Sttings wlllho from 4:30 -6:O00p.m. and from 6: 30p.m. taS8 p. M. Admission la $5.50 for aduit, $2.50 for chidren, and children 5 and under are free. Tickets may ho purchased from any Unted Church mem- ber. BROOKLIN & DISTRICT KINSMEN & KINE]rS The B.A.D. Kinsmen & Kinettes invite any men and women of the communlty ta corne out and enjoy our dinner meetings. Kinsmen meet on Tuesday nlghts (the 2nd and 4th weeks of the month) at 6:30 p.m. in the Brooklin Leglon. Kinette meetings are held the lst Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in theè Brooklin Communlty Centre. Since these are dinner meetings, please inform us of your in- tent to attend the week prior to the meeting. You may conact any Kinsmen or Kinette or cail the registrars of the clubs. Kinsmen Registras - Fred Baron - 655-4818 and Kinette Registras - Judy Lewis - 655-4443. Corne out and aee what Kin la ail abouti1 BURNS CHURCH Burns Church Ashburn, wil hold their annlversary services S unday October 19 at il a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rav. John Ander- son of St. Paul's Church, Oshawa, wil be guest speaker at the mornlng service wlth special music by the choir. The evenlng service wil ho ln the form of a family pralse service led by Rev. Ken Heron of Bracebrldge. Everyone la welcome. MYRTLE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Myrtie Women's Institute through the Mlnlstry of Agriculture and Food are planning on holding a Course on Crewel Embroidery to ho held durlng the last week of October. if you are interested, please phone any of the below phone numbers before October 219t,1980 as books will have to ho or- derd and a suitable room arranged. Mary 985-M28, Betty 655- 3146 and Effle 65-3024. MYRTLE UNTIED CHUBCH_ The Myrtie United Church will hold their annual turkey sup- per on November 1. There wlibe two sittings at 4:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. For tickets cail 655-4704 Susan Smith 655-4737 Brown's Foodmaster (Before noon Saturday) Public meetings to be held lii hospitals Tomumy Edwards, acting chairman of the Durham Region District Health Council announced today the council's decision to hold public meetins in each hospital centre in the Reglon. The District Heath Coundil recelved a report in June from consultants Peat Mar- wick and Company which recommended major changes in the deilvery of hospital services. Since that time the coundil's executive committee chaired by Ed- wards, from Whitby, has been meeting with each hospital board ,ta dlscuss their response to the report. One recommnendation in the report, that the Dr. J.O. Ruddy Hospital beacome the basis for the redeveloped Whtby. Psychiatric Hospital, bas already been turned down by Ontario Health Minister Dennis Timbreil. The Dr. J.O. Rud- dy Board la currently developlng a couter proposaI for a rehabilitation unit on its second floor ta meet the increased needs for chronic care and rehabiitation in the Oshawa/Whitby area. Other proposais ta close ob- stetrical units la Port Perry, Uxbridge and Bowmanviile are hoing opposed by local residents. $ 5,000 car fire Members of the Whitby Fire Departinent were cailed ta 49 Fuilwood Cres. at 7:30 last Thursday mor- nlng ta put out a blaze that was cansuming a brand-neW 1981 Buick Skylark. The vehicle, belonging to Mldred Burdon, had only 200 kilometers on the odemneter when the fire oc- cured. A fire departifent spokesinan said that the f ire aruted la the car's engine compartment and that the cause la belng investlgated. Damage to Burdon's car his been estlmated at *5,000 "The decision to hold public meetings was made by the council at the request of the hospitals last spring" said Tome Edwards. The first meeting will ho held in Whitby at the Municipal Building on Wednesday, Oc- tohor sth at 7:30 p.m. "lWe bave received a lot of letters fromn local residents speaking agalnst the con- sultants recommendations, but we haven't heard much from the public yet on how they seS their local hospital develop five years down the road," said Edwards . "The meetings are open to anyone interested, " he con- tinued. "The consultant's report is available for review at the hospital and at the local library." 'II hope that we will have a good turnout"' said Edwar- ds. l"It is most important to hear from the people living in each ýcommunity on how they want to see thelr hospital develop" he con- tinued. "We want as much public input as we can get right now to assist us develop our own recommen- dations." The district health council is planning on completing it's review' of the con- sultant's report and submit- ting a final report to Health Minister Timbrell by December. ]9:5Oam Sunday school Ilam Pastor House 7prn Evenlng Service c-Wed. 7:30prn Prayer & Bible study Pastar H. G. House 668.46l11 Thursday 7:30 Youth Service- WPC -Where PeopleCount" ALUMINUM STORM DOORS $130, $120, $85 cali us to measm'e & instali MITCHELL BROTHERS CASSELS & CHURCH ST BROOKLIN ATTENTION: Mayors, Fire Chief Police Chief, Medical Offioers of Health, Municipal, Emergency Planners. Register naw ta attend a conference entitied Emergency Preparedness for the -Eightîes. This important canfer-, ence wiIi deal with practical issues facing ail those invalved in emergency- planning in government and industry Issues ta be covered include the nature af emergencies and the capabilities of respanse; the raie af the loala emergency planner and the responsibiiity af eiected afficiais. The Mississauga train derailment wiIi be used as an exampie of the sart af emergency for which yau must be prepared. Emnergency Preparedness for the Eighties.- November 16-19,1980, atthe Harbaur Castle Hilton, Toranto. To register, phane (416) 961-6505. Telex 06-986766-. Ask for Emergency Conference Secretariat. Address is: Emergency Canference, Canference Secretariat, 112 St Clair Ave. West, Suite 303, Taronta, Ontaria M4V 2Y3. Please note -the date for this Con ference is November 16-19, 1980 at the Harbour Cast Hilton, Toronto, flot October as printed in last week's advertisement. Sponsared by the Ontario Gomenment and the Association of Municipalities of Ontaria. t. 125TH ANNIVERSARY 1855-1980 THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY NOTICE TO RESIDENTS 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY Prsllmlnary Lis-t of Eloctora for th. Town of Whltby NOTICE le hereby gîven that a prelimlnary llst of electors, prepared ln accordance wlth The Municipal Elections Act and The Regional Municipality of Durham Act, showlng the namres of ail electors ln the Town of Whitby was pubiicly' posted In the foiiowiflg places on Tuesday, October l4th, 1980:- 1> WhItby Municipal Building, 575 Rossland Rd. E., WhItby 2> Whitby Public Library, 405 Dundas Str. W., Whltby 3) Iroquois Recreation Complex, 500 Victoria Str. W., WhItby 4) Fire Hall, 201 Brock Str. S., Whitby 5) Post Off ice, 200 Dundas Str. E., WhItby 6) Post Off ice, Price Street, BrooklIn 7) Ashburn Generai Store, Ashubrn 8) Cook's Variety and Snacks, Myrtie Station Electors are encouraged to examine the iist to ensure that their names and relevant Information are recorded correctly. Applications for revision of the ist for the purpose of In- ciuding names of electors who have not been lnciuded or of maklng additions or corrections to, or deletions f rom the Ilst must be made on the prescrlbed forms which are availabie at the Clerk-Administrator's Office. Applications for revision of the iist are to be submnitted to the undersigned between the hours of 9:00 a.m. ln the forenoon and 5:00 p.m. ln the afternoon, Monday to Friday, commenclng October l4th, 1980, and ending October 22nd, 1980: The last date for Miing applcatiàns for revision of the preiiminary list of electors la October 22nd, 1980. Wm. H. Wallace, A.M.C.T., C.M.C., Clerk-Administrator, The Corporation of the Town of Wtîitby, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. & 9