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PAGE 2, ,WDNESDAY OCTOBER 13, 1982, WHITBY FREE PRESS -Downtown may ge fac e lift M owton hlbyi Buffett expects to sub- brick and concrete slabs linked by a decorativ on tvro fetin mit the plan to town imbedded in the road. crosswalk. its flrstmajor facelift council in the near Decorative brickwork The project would t n <ppsa egadef diseusÎ- future tn nutline a'nro- andi trees wnnld be nut fundted witb low-interel1 Deaf emergency Police Constable Stan Wonnacott demonstrates-the use of a Telephone Typewriter (TTY) whlch enabies deaf persans to make emergency cails to police. The TTY, newiy installed at the police station on Centre Street in Oshawa, transmits type- written messages from deaf persons ta police over telephone "wlres. The system,-one of anly five ln use ln Ontario, will go In- àt operatlonNpyember 4jinDurham Regilon. For detai ls, see'pajge 7. -Free Press Staff, Photo sion, according to Lyýn- da- Buffett," chairman of the Whltby Central Business District Im- provement Area Board. The' board of manage- ment' for the. Whitby Central Business Dis- trict Imnprovement Area is about to ask for government approval of its plan to beautify the town's main streets at a cost of up to$117,060. gram of tree 'planting and iaying of decorative brickwork along 'the sidewalks of Brock and Dundas Streets. <The board recently re- ceived a design plan and cost breakdown of the proposais',from Totten Sima Hubicki Associ- ates Limlted. The plan cails for the pedestrian crosslngs-at the four corners to have MuniipalUpche ,Witby's two board of education trustees'have confirrned they Winl be seeking re-election in the November 8 municipal election. John Buchanan and Ian Brown are as yet unchallenged for the posi- tion of trustee. The following is a list of candidates who have con- tacted the Free Press to officialiy announce their in- tentions to run for town and regional coundil: CENTRE WARD: Incumbent Barry Evans has been challenged by Lynda Buffett, a downtown resi- dent and businesswoman. Also i the centre ward race is Marcel Brunelle, a resident and liomeowner in the centre ward and former District Commission- er for the Whitby District. A fourth candidate is Tim Brumweil, an expeditor and former executive of the Boilermaker's Union. NORTH WARD: Ross Batten is seeking a second term on town coundil. He is chalenged by Roxanne Reveler, a 15-year resident of the North Ward and owner of the Brooklin Bakery. 1WEST WARD: The Free Press has not learned of any officiai challenger to incumbent Joe Bugeili. EAST WARD:- Chailenging incumbent Joe Drumm is Dennis Fox, a teaching specialist in the field of special education for the Toronto Board of Education. Regional councillors Tom Edwards and Gerry Emm have not been officially chailenged for their seats on Durham Regional Council. With municipal elections coming up on November 8, the Whitby Chamber of Commerce is once again .PaRmrlcpabldJ. "the f loor coveri ng people..., CARPET AN-NEX TRUCKLOAD AND WAREH OUSE SALE Sale staIrts Tuesday, October 12 24 oz. CUT AND LOOP Jute Back Nylon Carpet FromS4.9 Reg. 1116.1 NO WAX SHEET Vinyl Floorlng From $4850 RUBBER BACK Level Loop Nylon Carpet atS% promotional Speclal TILE From $1 a 3 Rubber Back INSCRIPTIC Carpet Reg. 126.0 Easy Care No-Wax Peel and Stick FLOOR TILE 89e ac Ail goods f irst line materials. MANY OTHER SPECIALSTOO NUMEROUS 10 MENTION. COME AND SEE OUR STOCK. Coronnt i the boulevards, on Brock Street from-Higli- way 2 to.Colborneýtreet and Dunlop to'i Glbrt and on Dundasbetween Hlghway 12 and.-Centre Street. The Whitby .(Domin- ion) Plaza would get a retainlng wall, shrubs and trees similar to those across the street at the Safeway Plaza. The two mails would be ve bans from the Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affairs and- Housing, Buffett said. The board lias' submitted applica- tions for loans under the government's down- town revitalization scheme. Buffett expeets to sUb- mit the proposai to the administrative commit- tee's Octoberi 18. meet-ý ing. trustees offerinig an opportunity for the voters hi hear what the candidates have to say. An ail-candidates election forum for those seeking seats' on the Town and Regional Councils and the Public -and Separate School' Boards wiJl be held in the council chambers at the municipal building, Oc- tober 28, starting at 7 p.m. Each candidate wil be ailowed a brief speech, foilowed by a question and answer period. 1Every voter is urged to attend this forum, so he or she may be well informed on the candidates' posi- tion on the issues in this election. The municipal election forum is one of many ways the Chamber of Commerce serves the needs of the citizens of Whitby. Crecdit advice In a society where i- flation, unexnployment, soaring interest and mortgage rates are fac- te of -ouf economy, it, is not difficult to see how the average citizen can run into financiai pro- blems. It was due to these ele- mente and others that the Oshawa and District Credit Counsellilîg Ser- vice was first estabiish- ed in 1969. Originaily, volunteers acted* as counseilors.. Today the Oshawa branch empioys five staff members. Two of these are clerical, two' are counseilors, who along with director Nancy Chamberlain, are backed by the ex- pertise of a board of directors. Aithougli some changes have taken place over the years, the basic purpose of the ser- vice remnains the same; to provide credit coun- selling on a free confi- dential basis to, those in need. United' Way shares in this ne.cessary service to the public' in our district. The first interview calling to ask for assist- ance involves an assess- ment of financial status. From this it can be determined wliat steps are to be taken., Some applicants 're-. quire only financial planning or. credit guidance. Others re- quire a counseilor-who willcontact and negoti ate with creditors on be- hall of the client. the ft A 20-year-old Whitby man lias-been charged i connectio.n with an incident outside tlie Royal Hotel Ochiber 4, in which $96 was stolen from a town resident. Durham Regional Police said tlie victim had been inking at tlie hotel, and when lie walk-> ed from. the building into an ailey, the accused pushed hum and grabb- ed his wallet. containmng nearly $l,o00. Police said the victimn chased-the accused on foot, but could not catch up with hixn. Joseph Stephen Craggs, of 605 Dunlop St. ýW. was arrested at bis residence and credwith robbery wiïrth Violence. 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