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PAGE 16, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1974, WHITBY- FREE PRESS You r "someda-y" homte can be YOUF-S flOW!f Why go on planning for the future when-it can be yours today? Get that dream home now-with the help of a Victoria and Grey Trust mortgage- and pay for it as you live in it. Enjoy it today - at Victoria and Grey. ~ Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation VICTORIA and GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 Lorne D. Reid 00wj 308 DUNDAS W. WHITBY PROVINCIAL -l JUNIOR 'A' HOCKEY WHITBY KNOB HILL FARMS y$ WEXFORD Sun. Dec. 8 7:30 p.m. IROQUOIS PARK ARENA Aduits $1.75 Students with I.D. S .00 Children .50 T ~1 Antiques Gimcracks, Fancy.Goods f<>r the Dîsc rîtmlntatiti' Shpper rçW,7 Brooklin, Ont. 655-4931 (;Gifis Govt. wiII PUY 50% Seniors' Centre Cost The Minisry of'Commun- ity îind Social Services will pick up 50 per cCnt of the cost of providing the senior citizens of Whitby with an activity centre. Mr. Thornhill, fromrr the ministry, told Whitby Coun- cil, at a recent meeting, that the grant applies to the con- struction of a centre or renov,î.tion of an existing structure to meet thé needs of the elderly. However, if council de'- cides to take the latter route, the building must meet certain conditions before the ministry will provide fin- ancial assistance. In addition, the towns' okayed by fore work begins. plans must be the ministry be- on the centre 'à'No Parking"b to be Strictly Enforçed The "no parking" regula- tions in fire access lanes of Iroquois Park Arena parking lot will be strietly controlled in the future. Whitby Council has au- thorized the Acting Director of Recreation to hire Pank- hurst Security Services to enforce the rule. The mnove is in accord- ance with By-law 582-71 concerning fire access routes and ttieir control. According to a Whitby Fire Department Report, maintaining a clear and free fire access route at buildings housing large num- bers of people is becominig a serious problem. Council also adopted a resolution that would permit ihe Fire Chief or his design- ate to ticket vehicles parked in fire access routes. On the traffic accident scene. there were four people injured in 24 accidents. Iniçluded in the ahove were a charge of driving with ovcr 80 rnilligramis of alcohiol Amnie Celsie Mornings 6:00 a.m. m 10:000 a.m. CKLB plays a combination of some of the best adult conteînporary music by such artists as: Neil Diamond, Carpenters, Dionne Warwick and Cordon Lightfoot. We blend this with some of your ail time favorites by sucli people as Elvis. Then we have the songs introduced by air- personalities who talk about the songs they play, and the things that are going on in the Durham region. We try to combine some of the best music with the topies of interest in this area. 1350 OSHAWA in his blood to Peter Lehmiann of Oshawa. His car apparently rolled over at Thickson and 401. Allan and Larry Solomon et Oshawa xvere chiarged with auto theft wben the stolen car, with thel-two alleged to be inside, wvas found on 401 ai Thickson Road. Robert Lane. also of Oshiawa xvas charged with public rnischief after he allegedly falsely reported thiat a snowvmobile vas stolen. Constable Rod Williams in- vestigated and the snow- mobile wvas apparently found in storage. The Whiitby detachment of the O.P.P. reports that, to date, thiere have been 1193 collisions resulting in 18 deaths and 309 persons in- jured this year. The followving is a sum- mary of the number and types of occurences reported to the Whitby Detachmnent of the Ontario Provincial Police during the week of November 18-2-4: break and enter'. 12: assaults, 1; distur- bances, 1;, impaired drivers, 5; liquor violations, 4; aban-- doned autos, 14; traffic comn- plaints, 4; arrests for other departments, 9; stolen autos recovered, 2 Brooklin Paper Drive The Brooklin boy scouts will be holding a paper drive on December 14. Members of the lst and 2.nd Bi ooklin Companies urge the public to save their papers, which the boys will pick up between 9:30 and 11: 30 p.m. Anyone who would like to have their papers picked up shoul-d caîl one of the following numbers: Harold Forbes, 655.3253, Eugene Pearson, 655.4337, Greta Halsey, 655-3206, Don Hawkins '65 5-3718. REPORT 'I *2 k Il 1