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PAGE 2, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1977, WHITBY FREE PRESS Tuesdays 1 - 5; Wednesdays 6 - 10 Brook litn concep t'ce ntre is open TO HONOR AND PAY TRIBUTE TO CLIFF PlILKEY SATURDAV, MARCH 26, 1977 KINSMEN HALL, COLBORNE ST. W., OSHAWA, ONT. CASH BAR OPENS AT 6 P.M. ROAST BEEF DINNER AT 7:00 P.M. 'TRIBUTE" AT 8:00 P.M. DANCING TO THE RAMBLERS TICKETS AT $15.00 ea., or $30.00 per couple can be purchased at the U.A.W. HALL, Bond St. E., Oshawa, or the N.D.P. REGIONAL OFFICE, 3%! Simcoe St. S., Oshawa. For INFORMATION CALI: 576-7880. EVERVONE WELCOME Bobcats $103 Cougar XR7 $149 Cornets $107 Morcury Marquis $148 Monorchs $119 Lincoins. $259 Cougars $129 Mark V $279 36 month net lease 41 additional mile A&sk for Ray Furlane 68 35 5 41 6 8 3-5 540 683-5840 Hvy No 2<(Kngs!nd 1 KINGSTON RD. L.. PICKERINC TAIE 401MTCHUHST. . MAITIAND DEMO DISCOUNT CAN YOU THIK OF BElER REASONS? MAITLANO LINCOLN MERCURY HAS ALL TH E RF.ASO NS WHY YOU SHOULO BUY FROM JHEM: " COU RTEOUS SALESMEN WHO KNOW THEIR JOB " A LARGE SELECTION 0F NEW & USED CARS AT COMPETITIVE PRICES " EASY ACCESS OFF THff 401 " FAST FINANCING - if you qualify " EXCELLENT SERVICE - after sale USED CAR SPECIALS 75 TORINO ................. 8 cyl., auto., p/s, p/b, factory air, radial tires. J KK 420. $2295. 72 FORD CUSTOM WAGON.. must be seen, 2 year warranty. APF 229. $1295. 73 PONTIAC VENTUR-A SPRINT H/B ................ 8 cyl., auto, p/s, radio, radial tires, road wheels, RalIy orange wvith contrasting black interior. FAA 1.29 ??? 77 MONARCH .............. 4 dr, 8 cyl., auto,,p/s, p/b, w/w radial tires, radio, electric defroster. Much more. LNM 282. Retail $5694. Sale Price $5195. 76 CAPRI V6 .............. Arctic white, radio, eîectric defrost. LNM 230. Retail $5646. Sale Price $4858. 76 COURIER PIÙ ......... silver matallic, custom paint stripes, cold weather group, wfw's, rear step bumper, luxurious high series interior group. B4688. Brand nevu Retail $4626. Sale Price $4229. 76 BOBCATn, auorai, $96.0 e«. defrost, body sîde muldings. mthly K0V475. PRICES EFFECTIVE SALE PR INTERE Cost $832 TI LLMARCH 22/77 6 83-554 1 6 83 -5540 683-5840 ICE $3 199 IEST 1335% !84 over 42 m -~HVNo 2 (KingstOfl R><0 TAIE 401 TO COUNC ST. M. between 1 p.rn. and 5 p.m. on Tuesdays and 6 p.m. and 10 p.rn. Wednesdays. Hours may be extended at a later date if necessary. Leon Kumove, a social planning consultant working for CBC, says the Comrnunity Concept Centre is designed fo serve as an exchiange point between flie developer ancd the - conîmuuify, whiere the goals of the developer can bc put forward and the goals of the comit.înify heard. "Thiis is a unique fhiiing', hie says. I don't think any developer in Ontario or Northi Arnerica lias donc this fhling. Thie centre, lie says, is tiot a shiort-terni project, but will he open f'or at least five years. andl continue in operation as developmnent hegins. CBC owvns large tracts of land sur- 'oning Brooklin. whicli if plans-<o develop over thie next I5 f0 20 years. Mr. Kuniove descrîbes flic centre as "flot a public relations gestuLre ini its orip-inaý,l sense. it 15 f0 find ouf points of agreemnent and (hsagree- ment. 100 otten a developer frightens a community with a large planning scheme: Ail we have is ideas, and not a plan- ning scheme". CBC has identified I12 basic priorities which will be de- picted in displays that will change every two to three weeks. The first three issues f0 be depicted are the future of downtown Brook iri, sewers and wa te r, and ecology. Other issues to be dealt \wifh later wiIl bc future housing, growing up in Brooklin (childrcn and schools), recreationi, ernploy- ntt, thle future of the rural area and hamilets, commnunity services, and how inuchý it wiI ail cost,says Mr. Kumnove. Maps, diagraims andi draw- îngs will be displayed. and there will bc handouIt sheets of inforinafion on the (ifferent priorities. There wilI also be a short pamphlet on the history of Brooklini and I120 historical pictures of ýtie village froin. the 1860s to the 1 930s, emphasising' the centre's theme: The Old.- COMPONENT SALE marantz 2215 with 2 Electro-Voice Speakers Garrard Changer v/ma gnetic cartige $3 Save $10010 Pkg Price $ 90 Further savings on Marantz Receivers 2225 25 watts/channel 399.95 279.95 2235 35 watts/channel 499.95 399.95 2240 40 watts/channel 569.95 449.95 2250 50 watts/channel 649.95 519.95 CHUNESE FOOD TAVERN GOLDEN GATE RESTAURANT AND TAVERN CHINESE & CANADIAN FOOD 105- 107 BRQCK ST. S. WH ITBY (JUSI SOUTH 0F 4 CORNERS) FuIIy Licenced Under The L.... GAIEDINE IN GAEA TOA CATERING Fi Sa' FINE CUISINE WEDDING tii 3 A, M, for HOME DELIVERY in PARTIES SudyWHITBY. AJAX, iIn AND iii1?A ZBROOKLIN & OSHAWA * ANQUETS . 668-8321 At(*F Starting this week, residents of Brooklin and district will be able f0 mieet representatives of Consolidated Building Cor- poration to dîsciuss- plans for the future development of the area. CBC has opetied a Coin- munity Concept Centre in the old Bank of Commerce build- ing on 13aldwin Street, whiere their cornmunity representa- tive, Kay Wethierall, wiIl be available to answer questions Thomas Park is Children's Aid vice-president Thoniias J. Park, principal of Kathleen Rowe Memorial Scîîool, in Whitby, wvas recen tlyelected Vice-President of the Clîildren's Aid Society, for the Regional Municipality of Durham. During this past year, hie served as chairman of the Society's personnel coinmittee. He hias also been appointed f0 thé Board of Directors of Hostel Services (Oshawa) Imc. Police attend region meeting Somebody was sufficiently concerned about Whitby rate- payers' anger over sewer and water bills spreading to the regicnal council chambers, that last Wednesday two police officers attended. the Durham Regioti council. Rumors apparently were circulating that trouble might carry over from a stormy public meeting in Whifby March 6, that a request carne frorn regional counicil for the officers to be present, said Police Chief Jon Jenkins. Who actually made the request is flot known. Both Regional Chairman Walter Beathi and Councillo r Alan Dewar of the Police Com- mission said they did flot watnt the request. Mr, Dewar said he suggested that tlhe officers,ýe told they did flot hiave 1v stay. 1 New Brooklin. Mrs. Wetherall will be available t0 direct residents' questions f0 the variouS experts concerned with certain aspects of Brooklin planning, and will receive questions and comments. At various times, these experts will be at the centre fo answer questions and dis- cuss their various fields of interest with the residents. These experts include James Murray, chief planning con- suItant; Garnet Bacchus, traffic consultant; Sheldon Meslin, municipal finance consultant-, and Ron Patchel, enigineering consultant. Mr. Kurnove says the centre is flot putting on a campaign f0 convince anybody (if any. thiing, but f0 bring out the coimnînty's cornments. "Il is hoped thiat one way or another the goals of the cornmunity and the developer will becomne- integrated in somne reason:ible fashion", he says. Mr. Kurnove plans f0 have questionnaires available for residents f0 filI in with corn- nients on the various planining issues, and there will be paper available for people f0 write their comm-ents or even draw their own mnaps. Professor Murray, the chief Planning Consultant for CBC at Brooklin, has been busy this week addressing citizens of the comnmunity. He spoke to the Whitby Chamber of Commerce on Monday and to a public meeting called by the North Ward Cornmunity Association, Tuesday..,, Anyone wishing f0 contact CBC's Brooklin Community Concept Centre may cal 655-3391. 48,000 f ree miles JIM "DISCOU NT" - M»