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Corridor Capers KEYSTONE AWARD Carol, Glenn and Andrew Shortt of Garrard Road were in Ottawa iast week to be present at the ceremony at Government Flouse when Bernie Muzeen received the Keystone Award from Governor General Edward Schryer. This is the highest award given by the Boys and Girls Club for outstanding contributions to youth work. Bernie, who for many years was theassistant Scout Leader of llth Oshawa Scout Troop is now Executive Director of the Ottawa Boys and Girls Clubs. Those boys or young men rather who remember bernie will know that this award is well deserved. STRAWBERRY RESTIVAL Whitby Histonicai Society has 'pianned -a strawberry festival for their June Meeting. It will be held on the iawn at* Lynde'House on Saturday. Until next week, Ruth Chambers, 728-2103 Petitioners want buses WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20,1979, PAGE 5 Cut ho lic bishop is, stationed' at Whitby Starting Saturday, June 23, an Auxiliary Bishop from the Roman Catholic Archdio- cese 0f Toronto wili be ma- king his permanent home at St. John the, Evangelist Church in Whitby. The most Rev. Robert Clune, D.D., whose ordina- tion ceremony wiil be held *Thursday, in Toronto, wil More thefts These who are- violating the laws that help to keep- *order in the community are becoming bolder. use the church at 903 Giffard Street as a home base for an area taking in Scarborough, Durhami Region and Barrie. The Most Rev. Clune's first officiai duty af ter arriv- ing in Whitby will be to speak a t the Saturday evening Mass at 7 p.m. and the Sunday morning Masses at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. at St. John the Evangelist Church. This will be foilowed by a Mass and picnic at noon at the Knights of Columbus Park on Ritson Road North in Oshawa. Rev. Father John Harring- ton, Parish Priest at St. John the Evangelist Church, said the Whitby parish was chosen because of its central location within the north- eastern area of the Archdio- cese. He reported that the bi- shop wiil use most of his Sundays to visit the area's 26 parishes, a job that will take most of the year to do. Father Harrington said the program of decentralization from the Toronto area is being carried on by His Eminence b. Emm ett Carter, Archbishop, 0f the Archdiocese of Toronto. He said it gives the people a much better chance to know their bishon) The Town Council during i ts regular meeting last week received a petition bearing approximately 350'signa- tures requesting better pub- lic, transporta tion Services in Whitby. Councilior Bob Attersley, as he presented the petition to the Council in the new business portion of the meet- ing said not only lias he, received a number of tele- phone calîs requesting better bus service in the town; he now had "something more tangible in the form of a petiti.on". He handed the petition over. to the Town Clerk Bill Wallace. Mayor Jim Gartshore said that the petition being recei- ved by the Council and the Towi:, Clerk Mr. - Wallace "was duly noted". It was also announced that there wiil be a public meet- ing on June 27 at #:30 p.m. at the Municipal Building on the bus service question. The petition requesting a public transportation system for Whitby was sponsored and circulated by the Trans- portation Committee of the Senior Citizens Activities Centre on Behaîf of the rate- payers and Citizens of Whit- by. Councillor, Attersley has been receiving telephone calîs from employers in the Industrial Park area on Hopkins Street. The employers state that they cannot keep empioyees as there is no buss service in the area. Some of the people of Whitby have tried to work in the. Hopkins Street area but Here's how lit works: We wilI supply you with our basic, stripped-clown 24" x 321 unit, consisting of floor, mills, ceiling, insu- lation, and one door. You add on only features to your speciflo needs. Like windows where you want them, plurmbing. electric- ity, interior walls, heating, etc. You custom build your unit-and save money. they nave' a three-quarter of an -hour waik froin town to the Industrial Park on Hop- kins street before they start to work.. The same three-quarter of ah hour walk has to be done' again after work.* Some -of the empioyees hired by the firms on Hop- kins street have given up, their jobs after a week of waiking and working as the long waiks proved to be too much for tkie potential em- ployees. 4 bridges ]planned Construction of four new railways bridges wiii have been completed in Whitby in the next few years. .Work finished this month on a 13.5 million underpass on Brock Street North at the CPR main line. Construction is currently under way on an overpass over the CPR line at Region- ai Road 23 (Ajax-Whitby towniline) and a new bridge is proposed for the CNR line at Brock Street South costing about $2.5 million. Another is proposed for the base line (Victoria Street) east 0f Brock Street at à cost of about $4 million. The federal government has not yet seta date for the constru- ction of the iast two bridges. 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