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PA\(L 2*. WIL).'NIiSI)iAN, AI>RI I. I , I '>S1, Wil II'BN [RLl îRESS HENRY HENRY BUILDALL'S FR E E DO- TYOURSELF FENCE & DECK COURSE Learn the basics of building your own wood Fence or Deck. • 1 night course at our Oshawa store, 100 Bond St. West. Men and Women both welcome. JUST FILL IN THIS COUPON AND MAIL IT OR DROP IT INTO YOUR NEAREST HENRY BUILDALL STORE u mm...mmmmmmmmmm ...u.....m............. -.....-......m.m...m.m. . . I I Mail to Henry Buildail , DO-IT-YOURSELF COURSE I * Box 368 I Oshawa, Ontario I BU»'ILDALL1 Please enroll me in your Fence and Deck Course * Nam e:..... .............. ........................ I * I A ddress:.............................................. c City/Tow n:................. Phone: .......... ......... Num ber of people attending:............................ ............... ....... ............ .......... Date: May 11, 1981 Time: 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Location: 100 Bond St. W., Oshawa This course is co-ordinated and put on by Henry Buildall. The course leader is John Killin of Killin Home Improvements I I M The province should determine whether or not Whitby and Ajax should have an additional represen- tative on Durham Regional Council. That was the reaction of Whitby Mayor Bob Attersley and Ajax Mayor Bill MeLean after the region's management committee voted to recommend to courcil that the province not be asked to give the two municipalities additional councillors. Both Attersley and McLean have said that their municipalities are under- represented at regional council. At today's meeting of regional council, the two men are expected to put for- th a notice of motion that will ask regional council to request the Ontario Ministry of Intergovernmental Af- fairs to conduct a review of the representation on Durham Regional Council. The motion will be discussed in two week's time, if it is accepted as a notice of motion. Attersley and McLean both feel that a provincial review would give both municipalities an additional member on the second-tier government. Brock Mayor AI McPhail, vice-chairman of the management committee, said that the present representation on council is fair. Before the represen- tation was changed it would have to be proved unfair to both regional council and the province. Attersley counters this argument saying that the fairness of the situation can- not be determined because it is not known why it was set up this way in the first place. At present, Durham Regional Council is com- posed of 30 councillors and the chairman. The largest delegation is that from Oshawa which has 11 mem- bers; Newcastle and Pickering have four; Whitby three; and Ajax, Brock, Scugog and Uxbridge each have two apiece. Attersley maintains that both Whitby and Ajax are under-represented on the basis of both population and assessment. Whitby's population is 35 000 and sends three Charges against a young -man as a result of a fatal three vehicle accident were dropped last week in Whitby county court. A charge of criminal negligence in the operation of a motor vehicle against Ronald Maquire, 17, of 1016 Centre St. N., Whitby, were dismissed. Trial dates were set for Thomas Deschenes, 18, of 1028 Centre St. N. and Mar- cel Deveaux, 17, of 1010 Cen- tre St. N. last week. The trio were charged in the March 8, 1980 death of 15 year-old Dawn Spencer of 909 Centre St. N. Spencer was killed when she feel from a motorcycle into the path of a snowmobile on Manning Road. The accident involved a second snowmobile. Post Office closed William A. Vaughan, area superintendent, has announ- ced that the Whitby Post Of- fice will be closed this coming Friday and Monday in honor of the Easter season. There will be no wicket, letter carrier, rural route or mobile service, street letter box collections or special delivery on Friday. The lock box lobby will be open. On Monday, street letter box collection and special delivery services will be on a Sunday schedule. Bob Attersley MERCANTILE DEPT. STORE 321 BROCK ST. S. 668-3468 BRAND NAME FAMILY CLOTHING AT REASONABLE PRICES. DISTINCTIVE MENS WEAR. SIZES UP TO XXXL. SYD SILVER FORMAL RENTALS. FASHIONABLE LADIES WEAR. SIZES 5 .20. BOYS AND GIRLS FROM SIZE 8 UP. WEEKEND SPECIAL! (THURS.toSAT.) 20% OFF ALL HARVEY WOODS MERCHANDISE un-MW Il > - 1 ý - 1 1 - - ý ý - - 7- - - ý Both want extra representative . . . . Whitby, Ajax want province to determine make-up of council representatives to regional council. Newcastle sends four and has a population of 32,000. Whitby also pays a larger share of the regional tax levy than does the Town of Newcastle. Ajax sends two represen- tatives to regional council with a population of 23,000. Brock's population is 9,500 and also has two regional councillors. Ajax's share of the regional levy is also larger than that of Brock. Whitby mai However, McPhail said that the physical area the municipality covers is con-' sidered as well as population and assessment when determining representation. Brock Township is second in land area to that of Newcastle, the largest of the region's eight member municipalities. McLean said that provin- cial reviews of the make-up of York and Niagara Regional Councils have resulted in changes. n cleared on negligence charge