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rCail 725-897 with news items for the column, Crridor %w Capers By MARY McFACHERN i LUCKY WINNER Mrs. Renate Hedges was the lucky winner of a weekend for two at the Chelsea Inn in Toronto and tickets to a Blue Jay's game. A Peterborough club sponsored the basebaîl draw and Mrs. Hedges and her daughter Crystal thoroughly enjoyed a weekend in the city. Congratulations. Headjine in Star was wrong On May 13, the Toronto Star ran this headline on its York-Durham page: "9,653 out of job in Whitby. " That headline was in- correct. While the story corrected the headline, it should be pointed out that the figure represents the number of unemployed people in Ajax, Oshawa and Whitby. If that number was indeed correct it would mean that Whitby was experiencing a depressed economy since 9,653 people represents about 33 per cent of the overali population and ap- proximately haîf of the working population. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OFWHITBY NOTICE 0F INTENTION NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Whltby intends to pass by-laws to stop up, close and seil those untravelled portions of the public highway municlpalty known as Duffs Road, as shown below, lying between Lots 22 and 23, Concession 8, Town of Whitby, bounded on the north by Myrtie Road East, and on the south by Brawley Road East. The need for these by-Iaws arises f rom the tact that the ac- tuai travelled portion of Duffs Road is located partly on the original road allowance between Lots 22 and 23, Con- cession 8, Whitby, and partly on the lands adjoining the original road allowance. In order to resolve this discrepan- cy, it s the intention of the Town of Whitby to transfer the untravelled portions of the original road allowance to the adjoining property owners in exchange for the lands oc- cupied and required by the Town for the actual road aI lowance. MYRTLEI RD. ;E. LOT 23 LOT 22 ROAD ALLOWANCE 8ETNEEN i5.jŽ HYDRO EA5LM T - - L EG END -EXISTING O RADAY EXISTING ROAD f ALLOW4NCE (TO SE ~ CLOSEO f PROPOSED ROAD ALWNS N T S. RCL'~ At 'wAtcr- BRAV/LEY RD7 f - L T 23 - j[ LO- IAND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the Operations Commit- tee of the Council of the Town of Whitby will, at the hour of 7:30 p.m. on the l5th day of June, 1981, in Committee Room Two of the Municipal Building, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario, hear in person or by his counsel. solicitor, or agent, any person who claims his land 'will be prejudicially af fected by such by-Iaws and who applies to be heard. DATED a! Whitby. Ontario, this 2th day of MayAAD., 1981. Donald G, McKay. B.A., A.M.C.T., Town Clerk. Trie Corporation of the Town of Whitby. 57' Rossland Road East, W>' Oby. Ontario t "~2M8 889 Wl- IlTB\' C'ORRIDOR AREA RATEPAYERS ANNUAL MEETING The Corridor Area Ratepayers Association will hold their annual meeting and election of officers on Thursday, May 28, 8 p.m., at Dr. Robert Thornton Public School. A partial siate of officers will be presented, but nominations for al positions are welcomed from the floor. Many new residents have indicated their desire to stand for various positions. We welcome interested members of the community to become executive members. A large map of existing bus routes will be displayed at the meeting. Your suggestions for improvement of the system will be noted and forwarded to the town for their con- sideration. Plan to attend and make this annual meeting the best yet. More can be accomplished by working together. Remember, Thursday, May 28, 8 p.m., Dr. Robt. Thornton Public School, Scott and Hazelwood Sts. in Whitby. MUSIC NIGHT AT ACVI Music Night 1981 is the theme at Anderson Collegiate on Wednesday, May 20 at 7:30 p.m. The evening wilI feature performances by Anderson Concert and Stage Bands and will introduce the 1981 Junior Band. ClassifiïedAds'seli Cali 668-6111 182 Slmcoe St. S. 579-9977 Oshawa FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1981, PAGE 9 AIl are directed by Andrew J. Uranowski, head of music. Solos will be performed by individual students in the music program. Tickets are $2 for aduits and $1 for students, and may be purchased in advance from any of the music students. Mr, Uranowski would like to have the bands perform out- side of the school, so if your organization is interested, please cali 668-5809. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH Youth group - Monday evenings 7 p.m. Choir Practice - Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Sorry the column is short, but so is the week. M. M. NATIONAL HOME VIDEO 182 Simcoe St. Sa 579-9977 presents Panasonic PV-1210-K GRAND OPENING SPECIAL PRICE 1899. oo MSLP $1 249n95 FREE DELIVERY & INSTALLATION HOU RS: Mon. - Fri. 10a.m. -9 .m.. Sat. MO VIE RENTAIS *No Membership Fee $ 00O *No Minimum3 East Indian Mo vies AlIso A vailable 10Oa.m. -6 p.m. iRENT A VIDEO RECORDER ONE NIGHT ONE MO VIE (your choîce) $25 ONE NIGHT THREE MOVIES (your cholce) 130 2775 Lakeshore BUvd. W. 251-3343 Toronto I~<p t *ANNOUNCEMENTS *RECEPTION CARDS INV<~ITATIONS *THANK 'YOU CARDS 1 F 111.1Giý '41 NATIONAL HOME VIDEO r Iý%ý __à