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By MARY MCEACHERN I..., Cmli 725.967 wlth Items for this columo. THORNTON INTERESTED PARENTS Tbornton's Interested Parents are sponsoring a series of educational talks by speciallsts from the Durbam Board of Education and tbe Wbitby Public Library ln conjunction with Education Week. Tbe talks will be beld on Tuesday, April 26 from 1 to 3 p.m. during Open House at Dr. Robert Thornton School, Scott Street, in Wbitby. Topies include: Study SkiIIs, Helping Your Cbild at Home, Commu- nity Resources, and Volunteering in the Sebool. Everyone lnterested in attending one or more of th- e sessions are weicome. For further information, please contact Nancy Cooper 571-1471. CARD PARTYr - ORDER 0F THE EASTERN STAR The Wbitby Chapter, Number 248, Order of tbe Eastern Star wiil sponsor a card party on Wednes- day, April 13 at 8 p.m. itbe Masonic Temple, Cochrane Street in Whitby. Tbere wiil be the usual bridge, eucbre, etc. played and many prizes and lunch. Tickets are $2 per per- son and may be obtained by calling Patricia Lawrence at 668-1278. NEIGHBOURHOOD AWARENESS PROGRAM >- WORKS The Neigbbourhood Awareness Program, initiated iast July in tbe Whitby Town Estates development, bas proven to be extremely success- fui. Prior to the community get-together, numnerous break-ins and otber offending incidents bad oc- curred. The neighbourbood is now keenly aware of the problems and tbe Durham Regionai Police bave been moot helpfui, outlining many borne security devices to belp prevent crime. However, the group did not stop there. Witb the belp of the Ratepayers Association, pamphlets bave been prlnted and distributed periodicaily within the area, to help keep residents informed. Neigbbours are on the look-out for any strange vebicles or per- sons, and when in doubt, do not hesitate to caîl police. Even if the incident turns out to be a false alarm, better to be safe tban sorry. Residents of the Pringle Creek subdivision are contempiating a similar group. We wisb you ail tbe best, and remember, it really does work. Witby Town Estates is a good example of tbe Neiglabour- bood Awareness Program belping to combat crime. BROOKLIN DEVELOPMENT Stiil more deiays in tbe proposed Brooklin development. There is no question tbat the develop- ment would 'ensure Brooklin residents tbe necessary sewers and w ater for their weil being.' It bas been suggested tbat the Ministry of Agricul- ture is witbholding approval because of their genuine concern for loss of prime farm land. This may be so, but in the past, in Whitby alune, thousands of acres of prime farm land bas been carved up by the developer's scalpel, witbout ulduly upsettlng tbe ministry. I would strongly suspect there are various other reasons wby approval for the Brooklin development basbeen witbbeid! WELCOME TO WHITBY AND CANADA Mr. and Mrs. D. Blake from Rustington, Sussex - --- - SPrtirG BAYLV ST 0 CLMETS SMALL ENGINE REPAIR « 695 FINLEY AVE,UNIT 13I I. AJAX Ted ARNTS LOAM SUPPLY LTD. BROCK RD. N., PICKERING (1 % miles north of Hlghwey 2) TOP SOIL Sand Limesone Treated Tim ber Stone Pinemulch Patio Slabs Curbs Firrnvood Peat-Loam INTERLOCKING PAVING STONES (DEUVERED & OR INSTALLED) 683-0887 ~ ~THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF WHITBY STOWN 0F W1IITBY 1983 MUNICIPAL TAX NOTICE SECOND INSTALLMENT The second instaliment of taxes for 1983 is due and payable April 15, 1983. If payment is flot received by the due date, penalty will be added on the first day of default and the flrst day of each calen- dar month so long as non-payment con- tinues, at the rate of 11/4% per month or part thereof. Taxes may be pald at any Whitby bank without bank collection charges or at the Municipal Office, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. Deborah A. Smart, Tax Col lector, TOWN0F WHITBY. Want a thick, healthy, beautiful la wn? Cail now for a FREE Iawn analysis. And let us teil you about Our $39.95 GET ACQUAINTED OFFER. TREE CONSULTING AVAILABLE Cail 723-2621 35 Division St. , Oshawa WH ITBY FR EE PRESS, WEDNESDAY APRI L 13, 1983, PAGE 9 LCBO'well on it's way Engiandt are enjoylng a slx-week visit wltb their daugbter, Mns. Diana Duddrldge and family of 39 Canadians Oaks Drive ln Wbltby. During their visit, Mr. and Mns. BLake wlll celebrate their 48tb weddlng annlversary., Many happy returna from al of us in Wbltby, and enjoy your stay. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS A very bappy blrthday to Mr. Ken Shortt wbo willl celebrate his S5th blrthday this week. A party bas been arranged in bis honour by bis son Glenn Sbortt of Garrard Road, to be beld at Westminster United Church -on Friday of this week. Happy 85tb Mr. Shortt. WHITBY COMMUNITY CARE Wbitby Community Care will celebrate their fiftb birthday on Wednesday, April 20 at 7:30 p.m. at Fairview Lodge in Whitby. Tbere will be music, skits, speaker for the Consumer's Awareness Pro- gram, birtbday cake and fun, and you are invited. Any support you migbt give this wortbwblle organi- zation would be greatly appreciated. WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH Youth Group meets at the eburcb on Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. Ail young people 13 years of age or older are welcome. U.C.W. Card Party in aid of tbe Organ Fund wili be beid on April 19. Admission $2. Tickets may be obtaîned from any member of the U.C.W. or eall Erma Wood at 668-368. SPECIAL DEDICATION At tbe service on Sunday, April 17, a panel of tbe stained glass window wiil be decicated in tbe memory of Mrs. Aima Wood, a devoted member and founder of the cburcb. Any family members or friends would be most welcome to attend the ser- vice. urne. Tbe project, located on 52 acres at the nortb, east corner of Went- wort b ret and Boun- dary Road, wil provide employment for appro- xlmately 135 people. 571-1851 WHITBY MALL Thickson Rd. 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The roof and sides bave been put on one of the two buildings com- prlsing the 600,000 square-foot warebouse. When finished tbe 40- foot bigla storage build- ing will bouse 33 receiv- ing docks and 14 ship- ping docks. The entire projeet is expected to be fimisbed by the middle of next year. By 1990 it wil store up to 3.6 million cases of wines, spirits and imported beer carried by -tbe LCBO, roughly 70 per cent of the board's entire vol-