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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY. J ULY 8, 198 1, PAGE 9 e Ruddy accredited The president of the Board of Governors for the Dr. J.O. Ruddy Hospital Jack Frost and the hospital administrator John Kunnetsky proudly displsy the hospital's certificate of accreditation presented them by the Canadian Council -' H OSpitals recently. 'ilhe programn is a voluntar one in which each hospital must pay for the time of officers from the board to corne and check to ses if the hospitsl's facilities meet their standards. It's important to the hospital but it's also important to the community to know their hospital bas met the standards set," said Kunnetsky. The certificate is good for two years at which ime the hospital may apply to be accredited once again. -FreS Press Staff Photo LCBO wrh.uesod turning this month By October, the f ootings for the long promised Liquor Con- trol Board of Ontario warehouse should be in the ground, accordlng to Mayor Bob Attersley. In making that statement asat week, At- tersley saîd that workers are now preparlng the 51-acre site that is located near the Oshawa-Whitby border south of the Highway 401. The official sod tur- nmng is expected to take place sometime this month. The then Minister of Consumer and Com- mercial Relations Sid- ney Handleman first proposed the construc- tion of the 60,000 square foot building in 1977. At that ime, the an- ticipated cost was $40 million. By 1M8 that figure had rose to $60 million. Ontario Revenue Minister and Durham West MPP George Ashe recently said that that coet la now $75 million. The awarding of the contract to actually un- dertake the construction of the building is exPec- ted to take place sometinie this nionth as well wlth the work beginning immnedlstely afterwards. However, the operation of the warehouse la not expec- ted to begin until 1964 at which time it wlll be able to handie three million casesfci mpor- ted beer, spirits and wlne. The facillty is expec- ted to employ ap- proximately 200 people when in full operation. *WHITBY FREE PRESS * lOth Anniversary Contest * WINI 2 FREE TICKETS TO SEE STYXI e* IN CONCERT * AT MAPLE LEAF GARDENS 0 Just write and tell us, in 25 words or 0 0 less, WHY YOU READ THE WHITBY 0 eFREE PRESS, and the 2 best answers0 *will win tickets for 2 (Reds) ta the 0 *Styx concert, August 7, 1981 at Maple 0 *e Leaf Gardens. Send your entries ta 0 "Styx Contest", Whitby Free Press,* 0 Box 206, Whitby or bring themn in ta a0 ur offices at 131 Brock St. N., Whit- e by. They must be received by JUly31, 0 1981, ta qualify. Winners will be snotified by phone. Ail entries *become the property of M.B.M.* *Publishing, whose decisions are O fia, wlth permission to publish un- e derstood. Employees of M.B.M.* 0 Publishing and their familles are note :lgbe Corridor Capers By MARY MCEACHERN Cali 72-8W 7with news items for this column BASEBALL The Rotary Novice Baseball League Corridor Team won their game last Wednesday with a score of 31 to 5. Many Corridor children are fast becoming super-stars under the capable coaching of Bob and Ronfla Malanchuk. Members of the team from the Corridor ares are: - Kira Malanchuk, Kari Townsend,,Michelle Minaret, Bernice Vandermale, Nancy Vandermnale, Lorisa Johnson, Celine Pogson, Laurie Rogers, Dorothy Grylls, Janet Ailin, Elaine Mcllwraith, Kils Abbott, Karen Simpson and Sharon Blair. Keep up the good work girls. CANADIAN TIRE STORE Ares residents have held two public meetings concernîng the possible intrusion of a Canadian Tire Store in a residential area between Bowman and Elizabeth Cres. A store of that magnitude would be a boom to Whitby's economy, but the proposed location leaves a lot to be desired. ANMNOUNCEMENTS ~y~/j4~ *RECEPTION CARDS :INVITATIONSCAD THN Y.CAD HEYKI DS!!a 6to16 yrs. Soap pox Racing Saturday,,JuIy 18, 1981 The Whitby Jaycees & The Canadian SoapBox Racing Association are holding a sanctioned race and you are invited to join in the funf! Boys &Girls!!1.Your chance to race and win a great prize. For more INFORMATION and/or REGISTRATION FORMS go to. the WH ITBY TOWN Li BRARY or cail THE WHITBY JAYCEES at REGISTER EARLY There are numnerous sites within a close proximity of the ares where a Canadian Tire Store could be located without disrupting hundreds of existing residents. It is hoped that the powers that be consider another resting place for the proposed complex. July 20, the site plan application wilI corne before our council for their consideration. Make every effort to attend the meeting and lend your support to the area resident.s. BLUE GRASS MEADOWS The proposed apartment bulding to be erected in the southern portion of Bluegrass Meadows has been rejected by our council. Residents of Bluegrass turned out in full force and successfully won their battie to retain the single family cluster homes versus apartments. People do make a difference. Wit.hout your con- cerns being known, our council has very littie on which to base their decisions. Becoming involved in yrour community pays off. Psss...edAd Sl Want to lease a Rabblt? Or an Audi 5000S Also available 7 8andl12 seat buses ~v OWA SC à wxisAG(f 110 W iItby Y Oluwa I 1425 DUN DAB ST. E., Hw Se=Torontolno 361-1128 Mwy 401 Umm