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PAGEI 1. l()I I)\ \P I I IlIWiF 1 rCal 725-8967 with ne.s items for the colin Corridor1 Capers UJ i B--, MNARY Mcl ACHERN C.B.C. THICKSON SOUTI No progress to report regarding the C.B.C. Thickson Plan. The planning department and C.B.C. are stili proposing a development that in no way canforms with Whitby officiai plan or Whitby's restricted zoning bylaws. According ta council's own rules and regulations, single famîly detached homes can only be built on land designated as low density. Removing the medium density designation would be the fast and speedy answer ta the developer's problem. 0wr Whitby planning department lias already informed many residents and even some of their lawyers that the land in question is zoned R. 2, or low density. The planning depar- tment neglected ta inform persans that the officiaI plan would create a change in the zoning. This is hardly being completely honest with the public. Many new residents have invested a great deal of money into their new homes, only to find that the zoning right next door ta themn was not what they were led to believe. This Tuesday, April 20, the C.B.C. Thickson plan will be discussed at the administrative committee meeting. We are 1981 Fiat MARIAN MOTORS 25 GRENFELL ST., OSH-AWA 728-5179 1 izlSS anxî<>usly waiting to see if oui' elected officiaIs are able to live wîtlîin theiîr own guidelîîws, or wiIl they change the rules to suit the developer? Pýlan to attend the meeting. Whitby Municipal Biuildinig, Ititesdaiy, April 20, 7: 15 p.m. ' 'IIKSON-I)UNI)AS SUB-CENTHI A IEA Wcdnesday, April 15, (tonight) the Whitby planning depar- tment wiII hold a workshop ta discuss development of the [)utdas/Thickson area. The lands in question wilI be the northern part <>1 the C.B.C. proposaI, and Iands east and west of Thickson Rd. on l)undas St. AIl interested persans are in- vited ta attend the workshop and voice your comments. A second public meeting will probably be held same time in May. Time: 8 p.m., Meeting Hall, Whitby Municipal Building, Rossland Rd. GROWTII IN WII1TBY MUCII BRIGHTER - JOE DRUMM Joe feels that aîlawing a developer ta build single family detached homes on 30' ta 35' lots would pave the way far every other developer ta do the same. You are so right Joe. Stapping this type of develapment now will save many frustrating council meetings. Keep up the good work! CONGRATULATIONS TO GEORGE ASHE, M.P.P. Our sincere congratulations on your appointment as Revenue Minister. WIIITBY COMMUN ITY CARE The annual meeting of Community Care will be held at Fairview Lodge an April 29, at 7:45 p.m. This year the guest speaker will be Mr. Correli fromn Canada Pensions. All seniors are urged ta came and enjay the special evening. En- tertainment will be provided and refreshments will be ser- ved. If you require transportation, caîl the Community Care office 668-6223. This year the Corridor Area Ratepayers wiIl make a donation ta the Cammunity Care organization, ta help them continue with their work. 1-OLY FAMILY CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE The monthly meeting for the Holy Family Catholic Women's League wilI be held Wednesday, April 22, at 19 Hialeah Cresc. in Whitby. Plans will be made ta celebrate C.W.L. week, April 26 ta May 2. Members are encouraged ta attend the Regional C.W.L. dinner at St. Gregory's Auditorium, on April 28. Tickets are available by contacting 723-1700 or 576-2098. WESTMINSTER UNITED CIIURCII Good Friday, April 17 - il a.m. special service ta remem- ber the crucifixion of Christ. Easter Sunday, April 19, 7:30 a.m. Easter morning service in the churcli fallawed by Easter breakfast downstairs. il a.m. Easter Service - special music by the senior and junior choir. STUDENT EXCHANGE It's au revoir to our Frenchi students. It lias been a hectic week, with many excursions planned. The students Ieft on Tuesday afternoon via Air France to be re-united with their families. Everyone enjoyed their visit, and it is hoped they will return. PLAN YOUR BACKYARD VACAT ION AT THE POOL, PATIO & GARDEN SHOW AT >IROQUOIS PARK ARENA WHITBY IRIL 17-m18-m' ,EASTER WEEKEND 1 OA.M. - 1 OP.M. 1981 FASHION SHOWS - GARDEN TIPS SWIMMING POOLS - LANDSCAPING BARBEQU ES L FENCING .AWN FURNITURE HOT TU BS & SPAS LAWN & GARDEN FURNITURE SEEDS - BULBS-PLANTS I Sponsored by the Durham Swimming Pool Association j ½/ PRICE ADMISSION YOU'RE INVITED TO ATTEND THE i POOL, PATIO & GARDEN SHOW APRIL 17 -18 -19 IROQQIS AT IROQOISPARK ARENA - W-I ITBY I FASHION SHOWS - GARDEN TIPS - SWIMMING POOL I .- LANDSCAPING - BARBECUES - LAWN FURNITURE I FENCING- HOT TUBS - LAWN & GARDEN EOUIPMENT I This ticket when presented at entrance entitles holder to I~ a1/2 prîce reduce saving. SPONSORED BY THE DURHAM SWIMMING POOL ASSOCIATION Jaycettes most beautiful ba'by Pictured above at 6 weeks of age is Alicia Twining, the f irst place winner in the Whitby Jaycettes Spring Baby Photo Con- test. Alicia, now 6 months aId,' is the daugliter of Jim and Rhoda Twining, 913 Sorrento Ave., Oshawa. During the awards ceremony last niglit at the Whitby Public Library, Tom Little, manager of the Wooden Toy Company of Oshawa, presented Alicia with a hand crafted doîl cradle along with Jaycette gifts of a trophy and $60 Growth Savings Certificate. AF 19