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Page7 Request for Taxi Stand Denied On a c o mm ittee recommendation, a req uest f rom Speedy Taxi to have a s t an d on Dundas Street West in front of their office has been denied. Followingareview of existing park- ing on Dundas Street West from Brock Street to Centre Street, it was not felt by the town public works department that there is sufficient room between the 'no parking here to corner' sign and the dr iveway to provide a legal parking spot. Ai1though a request has not been rece ived f rom Bell Taxi, the public w o r k s d e p artment felt that if Speedy Tax i were granted a stand, Bell Taxi would no doubt be applying, and if this was the case, in order to provide them a s t a n d b e tween Brock and Byron, a parking meter would have to be removed from Dundas Street West. Easter Holiday Postal Hours The Canada Post curtailed on Good Office has announ- Friday, March 31. ced that postal However, on Eas- servi ce wi ii be ter Monday, April Hunch pays Cable Decision forthcoming AI et ter of in- quiry from the office of Clerk W i iam Wallace last week, effect- ed an answer from CRTC that the commission would forward a copy of the i r decision on the applicant "as soon as it is made public. " That decision, wrote the CRTC 3rd, normal ser- vice will prevail. The exact detail1s of service for Good F r i d a y will vary from one post of- fice to another and should be checked locally. However, inall offices there will be no letter local is e xpe c te d in the near future. An attempt for a d i s closure on the deci sion to be made by the Canadian Radio Television Commission reg- a r d ing the appili- cant to op- erate a cable TV undertaking in W h i t by, appears to have been thwarted. carrier or rural delivery, and no wicket services. O t h e r services on Good Friday wi i be provided according to local needs. Service on Eas- ter Monday will be the same as on a normal weekday. FDS1 F. D. S. FEMININE HYGIENE DEODORANT SPRAY MIST, SPRAY POWDER, UNSCENTED or CLEANSING FOAM 3 OZ. - SUGG. LIST 1.89 l NEW DAWN 2 SHAMPOO-IN HAIR COLOUR ALL SHADES - SUGG. LIST 3.00 CLOSE-UP TOOTHPASTE & MOUTHWASH IN ONE 25% MORE - 6¼-OZ. FOR 5 OZ. PRICE SUGG. LIST 1.39 1.11 Ui7 VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE LOTION 18 OZ. - SUGG. LIST 2.19 BUFFERIN TABLETS 48's - SUGG. LIST 88c LAVORIS SPECIAL 32-OZ. IN "RE.USABLE" PITCHER 4flhc 17 COURTICE-ALUN I.D.A. PHARMACY SHORTS I.D.A. P1fARMACY o11IUrch St. K. 6-2394 WHITUY 65 aldwiN St. 6553M ROOKLIN Police P o 1 iceman's in- tuition paid off for Whitby Detectives Doug King and AI Hawe this week. The detectives, "playing a hunch ", stopped a car in the early hours of the morning, earlier in the week, and during a routine check, discovered a num- ber of au to-tape p 1 a y ers and $140 in cash. Two Whitby men were subsequently arrested. They have been charg- ed with break, enter and theft. A irport InformatIon Office The Government of Ontario wants to helpyou determine how the new airport will affect you. A team of planners created to dev- e i op the new community and services associated with the airport can answer many of your questions. Known as the North Pickering Com- muni ty Development Project, this group isplanningnow for the necessary prov- incial land acquisitions. I f you have questions, telephone or visit their offices at Raiston's General Store, just north of the CPR tracks on Brock Road. Telephone 942-7611, 942-7612 or 942-1615 Open weekdays 9a.m. to 9p.m. Saturday 9a.m. to 5p.m. TfE GOVERNMENT Of ONTARIO The car in which the s tolen goods wer e discovered had also been stolen from the body shop at Sea- way Motors said a pol ice spokesman. A later investig- ation of the show- room at the dealer- s h ip revealed ex- tensive damage to to two cars and a truck, including a special racing m o d e i. Each had been sprayed with bl ack pa i nt and damaged to a total of nearly $2, 000. Now 2el Five year Guaranteed Investment Certificates. Get yours now! WG7OJ&4 and ZGREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE l889' . W. C, l.y off for An open letter to the Mayor and Members of Council of The Town of Whitby Gentlemen: Once again tenders have been called for the new Police building and for the new municipal building. Once again tenders stipulate the Rossland Road site. The Whitby Citizens Study Group has brought to your attention the question in the minds of a number of Taxpayers as to the necessity of a municipal com- plex. We have brought to your attention al ter native proposal s which we feel deserve consideration. We again ask: 1. Why move to Rossi and Road, a piece of unserviced land.? 2. Are there not much less expensive Serviced sites available for the police building in the old Town? 3. Cannot the present site for our municipal offices be expanded to handle any required room for Ad- ministrative services? 4. Are the Citizens of Whitbybehind the complex? 5. We ask that no tenders be accepted and a hait be called to expansion to Rossland Road. Whitby Citizens Study Group r ~jv eeuffF