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FRBE PR~SS BARRELL Kathleen Mary Gwen Stanneti of Whitby and William George Barreil of Whitby, originally from Bowmanville, were married May 20 at Ahl Saints' Angli- can Church. Rev. J. A. Roney performed the cere- mony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Stannett, 112 Chesinut Street, Whitby. The bride- groomv is the son of the late Photo by William Stannett. m STANNETT Mr. a nd Mrs. Frank Barrel of Bowmanville. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an ivory white gown featuring lace bishop sleeves, high neck with trimmed bodice and empire waist with redingote* effeet attached chapel train, aIl higblighted by Recehel lace trim. A matching headpiece held ber French* illusion fingertip veil. Sheley Moore of Whltby, a neigbbour and friend, was the mïaid-o<-bono. Brudesmaids were-Gail Miller of Lavai West, Quebec, cousin of the. bride and Susan Barreli *of Oshawa, sister of the groom. Jennie Chircop of Oshawa, neice of the groom was flower girl. Lloyd Fortt of Oshawa was best man, and ushers were Leslie Barreil, brother of the groom and Wade Goodrich, both of Oshawa. The reception was held at Fantasyland Park hall, Brooklin. The couple is honeymoon- ig in North Ontario. Miss Stannett, prior to her marriage was entertained ai a number of showers. Wanda Baiko, Diane Har- rison and Helen Taborski, co-workers from the OHIP keytape office arranged a miscellaneous shower. A neighbourhood miscel- laneous shower was given by Shelley Moore the maid of honor, Mr. Vernon Moore and Mrs. Bey Van Doleweerd at the Van Doleweerd residence. A miscellaneous shower was held by Mrs. Jane Anne Short at the home of her mother, Mrs. Alvin Fraser. A pantry box was also presented. SEAT SELTS SECURE OUR FUTUREI Clydç Johiigton (right), chairman of'the Brooklin and D istrict Kinsmen Club's "Trip of the Monthb' draw presents, the cheque for the first $1,200 trip to John North, 271 Madawaska Ave., Oshawa. Watching the presentation, at left, is John Thiebaud, president of the Brooklin and District Kinsmen Club. Proceeds from the monthly draws will go toward park development in Brooklin. Free Press Photo Housing comop is ready to proceed Construction ,of tl~e East Whitby Housing Co-oper- ative, a 90-unit townhouse projeet on Anderson Street is expected to begin soon, now that the final objection to the projeet has been removed. The project bas been held up for three months, but Iast week Steve Agh, an adjacent landowner removed his objection, clearing the way for the projeci to begin. Another objector withdrew bis objection a month ago. Gary Kent, president -of the Durham Region Develop- ment Foundation, said Mr. Agh's objection was "frivol- ous," and cost the develop- ers $50,000 due to the delay. Mr. Agh, of Agfa Invest- ments Ltd., had said the co-op housing would affect the sale- of single family homes on adjacent property. The Ontario Municipal Board stiil has to give its approval for the !4 million co-perative housing project but since a public hearing is no longer required, the. de- velopers expeet to receive approval shortly. Also required is confirma- tion of financing by Central Morigage and Housing Corp. The projeet wil be located on a 6.5 acre site, and 15 of the 90 units have been desig- nated by the town of Whitby for rent subsidy to accom- modate pew~ioners and bandicapped residents. -~LNCL mmmmmMERmmm mmSALESm Mmm mm m CustmerSatiecton O oE 'ONEOWNE SPEIAI 1974CHEVLLE DR.H.T V-8auomtic PSP/1, ado, aronwit bac ineroI Supr S OrtLN MEIQLJ SALSeconMITerf 1 2 DR. 194HCHEVELE 2 D. H.T.mtc ht,ýugg V- automat, P, PIB ac, radio, maoo it lck interior. radio blu. Lie H Lic.3 LeCT 3051 Super Sprtyl bieEd cno.ySecnlo 1973 DOGE9CAGAEMRQ196UINSOIRWAN 2-8 DR.tomt /4 PBcyl. aoouowr itomat, whe, Iugaei V-Batîomi, /Ss, dPIB e, rck, rdi, delux terio r. I Lrdio, bUe.Li. B 234icH2915 1976 GRANDE MARUS V-8 mtomatic, white, Pis, P/B, air conditioning. Lie. KNT 272 I $3825I "Our company poticy isI 100% CUSTOMER SATISFACTIO says Douq- Johnston. President of Glenwood Lincoln Mercury. ST. E. REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM AMENDMENT NO, 1 TO THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Planning and Development Comm ittee of the Councl of the Regionai Munlcipality of Durham wlll consider an amendment to the Durham Regional Officiai Plan. The amendment wili be consldered by the Planning and Development Commlttee at a meeting to be held on 1978-06-06010:.00 <a.m.) ln the Board Room, Department of Planning and Development, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario. Subsequently, the recommendation of the Planning and Deveîopment Commiffee wili be considered by the Regionai Council at a meeting to be heid on 1978-06-14-10:00 <a.m.) in the Council Chambers, Regional Headquarters Building, 605 Rossland Road East, Whltby, Ontario. The purpose of the proposed amendment Is to make a provision wlthin the Durham Reglonal Officiai Plan ta allow the area municlpalties ta adopt minimum standards by-Iaws. The document related ta the. proposed amendment ls avallabte ln the Department of Planning and Developrnent, 105 Consumers Drive, Whltby, Onitario, and If the Office of the Reglonal Clerk, Reglonal Headquar ters Building, 605 Rossland Road East, Whltby, Ontario. Information regardlng the proposed amendment may be obtalned by calling Mr. L. Kotsef, Departmnent of Planning and Devellopment, <(416) 6B-7731. Requests ta appear before the. Planning and Deveiopment Cornmittee and-or Regional Council as a deputation concerning the proposed amendment must be forwarded Itheii Regional Cler, Regionai Headquarters Building, 60.5 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario and must b. receivea 48 hours prior to thue respective meeting. W. Beau Reglonai Chairman C.W. Lundy, AM Reglonal C A LUCKY WINNER 1120