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PAGE 10, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18. 1984. WHITBY FREE ?RESS With costs rising, consumers are becoming very sensitive ta quaiit y. Quality Is easy ta detect ln products but with services, quality is an expectation. What kind of quality shouid you expect from your drycleaner? The International Fabricare Instîtute, the woridwide , trade association for laun- derers and drycleaners, has estabiished the foiiowing guidelines for consumers ta use when Judging the 'services of their drycleaners. These are expectations that IFI- member cleaners are committed ta fulfilling. 112 Coiborne St. W. Whltby- C.MESHER-" JEWELLER Seniors & Students 668-2872 109 Dundas St. W. .... .. ..-t - -- - f ZA J Submitted by members of WI-ITBY TOWN COUNCIL By THE WORSHIPFUL ROBERT A. ATTERSLEY Mayor and Regional Councillor Corporation of The Town of Whitby As the dlocks swing forward one hour April 2Mt, it wil be reflectimg longer days and an upswing in our sprits to realize summer is just around the corner. We here in the Whitby Municipal Building, tbrough couneil and staff have worked diligently throughout the winter preparing for a new burst of development as well. Our economy bas been strengthened due to the continuous efforts to keep both the domestie and international marketplace informed of our 'assets *A quality dryclean.er wii return garments ta ýyou with crisp, single creases; no wrinkles or puckers where the gar-* ment is contoured; no heavy seam, pocket or button Impressions; no fabric shine, especiaily at zippers and pockets; f lat, smooth pockets; even cuffs on trousers, evenly spaced pleats; buttons, hooks and trim Intact; no puckersalong seams, and finished iinings. *ln suit coats, Jackets or outer coats, look for fine finishing of the collar and lapels. Done properiy, the break of the lapel will be shaped and the coli'lar. wIll have been returned ta its original contour so it lies fiat around your neck. .* After drycleaning, each Item should be returned cieaned and restored as nearly as possible ta Its original shape and appearance - creases in proper places and wrinkles removed. Fine finishing by your drycleaner wiIl add seasons of wear toaa wardrobe that represen- ts a large investment. Quality care and frequent cleanings -protect that investment. Bring your garments ta K&M Cleaners for quality cleaning. 666-2811I Sprin g brin gs building burst Councl Column NOTICE 0F INTENTIO NOTICE is hereby given that the Councl 0f the Corporation of the Town of Whitby intends ta pass a by-Iaw to change the name of a portion of Way Street, ln the Hamiet of Brooklin, to Kînsmen Court. The change ln street name wiiI apply to that por- tion of Way Street, as shown beiow, being com- posed 0f part of Way Street according to Plan H- 50052 and Part 0f Lot 24, Concession 6, Town of Whitby, belng, more particuiariy deslgnated as Part 1 on Plan of Survey 40R-8053. The change ln street name wiil provide a clearer basis for dlstinguishlng between those properties, fronting onto Way Street, between Baldwin Street and Columbus' Road, and those properties f ron- ting onto Way Street, west of Price Street. WFIO~STEA "040 AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the Operations Committee of Council will, at the hour of 7:30 p.m., on the 7th day of May, 1984, ln Committee Room One of the Whitby Municipal Building, 575 RossIand .'oad East, Whltby, Ontario, hear any persans who dlaim thelr lands wlll be adverseiy af- fected by the by-law and who apply ta the Clerk ta be heard. DATED at Whitby, Ontario, this llth day of April, A.D., 1984. Donald G. McKay CIerk The Corporation of the Town of Whltby 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario Li N 2M8 Phone: (416)6685803 wltbln this unique community and as a result, the rewards are unfolding to keep pace wlth the season. A recent report from Dr. Mofeed Mfichael outlined wltbin the elght municipalities ln Durham Region, Whitby is accountable for 48 per cent of the residen- tial growth to date this year. Our industrial base is'stil expanding and wlthin the eleven areas of industrial complex units, I believe by August of this year, ail space- will be filled.- Therefore, consideration is underway to provide additional complex units to meet the growlng demand from industries interested in relocating to Whitby. At present we are able to meet the increased demand for ladustrial servlced land which as weil looks extremely promislag for 1%41s anticipated goals. Needless to say, our competitive marketing strategles have kept pace with giant cities across the province and throughout Canada. Althougb council and staff 'are basically respon- sible for the exceptional growth, I would like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to our two gover- nment representatîves wbo work on our behaif to make possible many of the successful endeavours we are acbieving in Whitby...George-Ashe, Minister of Government Services and our representative, bas flot only supported our ventures but encouraged a new surge of interest from the Hong Kong market due to bis recent mission overseas. Mr. Scott Fen- neil, our federal Member of Parliament is equally involved as a supportive link in serving several in- dustries in the Town of Wbitby to rceacb anticipated goals and bas saved many from existing problems which could have created a major impact on'our economy. To these two gentlemen, L extend our gratitude. WITH OPTION TO BUY DURHAM KEYBOARD CENTRE 355 BLOOR ST.*W OSHAWA 725-0001 I would also- like to comment on the recent development of the "Durham Region Export Club", whlch was initiated through our communlty's en- deavours and a gentleman, Mr. Bruce Bennett who recognlzed our pôtentlal for spearheadlng this project. Exportlng, mportlng and lnvestments play an important role in the stabilization of our country. Tbrough Mr. Joe Janthur, Chairman of the Ontario Export Association, who recognized the need for an informal club of, this nautre;, formed'lees than two years ago, "an organization of people to provide an informaI forAm for the promotion of knowledge and awareness of International business". At that time, the four mnterested members belleved in this goal and to, date, the Toronto Export Club bas ap- proxlmately 400 members not to mention the large number of Export Clubs formlng across Canada and the United States. We are very supportive of the Durham Region Export Club and'encourage our Whltby industriesito, support this networklng of communications among people interested in the same objectives. At our inaugural meeting held March 27, we were extremely pleased to have over 100 representatives attend and would llke to extend congratulations to Mr. Tom Campney, General Motors of Canada <Canadian Export Operations) for accepting the position of chairman as well as Mr. Des Newman, President of Cametoid Llmited for accepting the position of deputy chairman. We look forward tu a fulfand active meeting on April 24, at 8:30 a.m. in the- dining lounge of Durham College's Main Building. A recent visit to review the barbeor development for 1984 also reinforced the growth we are experien- cing in Whitby. Eigbty (80) new slips have been ad- ded under the'federal Department 0fOceans and Fisheries support funding program and as well, we are pleased to announce approval from» the federal Departmentof Revenue, Customs and Excise, that as of May 24, a Telephone Vessel Reporting Station will be available for, incoming craft to our Port Wbitby Marina. Constructioôn is definitely evident within the area and altbough I apologize for any k*n- convenience, I look anxiously at this element as progress for our people. As an avid reader of the newspapers la our area, I am certain you are also aware of the construction of the new Baptist Leader Education Centre on tbe property of Cullen's new proposed Heritage Park. It will be completed and ready for students for the fal of this year. I extend congratulations to Len Cullen for bis incentive and worthwhile endeavours to keep Whitby more on the map tbrough bis efforts. As I close, I would like to extend my best wishes to the citizens of this community for a Happy Easter. and much enjoymnent for the upcoming spring and summer season. « IN BYIO * OUT BY4- CLIHUK&M CLSTON -~ CLEANERS SAM E DAY SERVICE ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Cluves to .q ual ity "A Cleaning Service for the Entire Family" I ~-'~ THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN 0F WH ITBY TOWN 0F WHITBY MUNICIPAL OFFICES C LO0SE D GOOD FRIDAY & EASTER MON DAY GARBAGE COLLECTION Garbage normaily collected on Friday, April 20, 1984 wiIl be coliected on Thursday, April 19, 1984. WHITBY TRANSIT, The Whitby Transît WILL NOT be ln operation on Good Friday, April 20, 1984. The Transit System wiIi resumne normal operations on Saturday, April 21, 1984 and Monday, April 23,1984. We regret any Inconvenience that may be caused by this action. R.A. KUWAHARA, P. Eng., Director of Public Works. I ...~THE CORPORATION 0F J.' ~ THE TOWN 0F WH ITBY PLANNING DEPARTMENT NOTICE 0F PUBLIC MEETING REFRESH MENT VEHICLES A 'Public Meeting wlii be held by the Ad- ministrative Committee of the Corporation of the Town of Whitby to consîder proposais ta amend the Town's ficensing By-law (No. 185.75) for the regulation of 'fish and chlp' type refreshment vehicles. The purpose of the meeting la to provide Infor- mation ta the public pertaining to refreshment vehicies and to afford Interested persona an op> portunity to make representation regarding the proposais toa amend the By-law. The Public Meeting wili be held ln the Meeting Hall of the Whltby Municipal Building, Whitby,* On- tario on Monday, April 30, 1984 commencig at 7:30 p.m. Further Information regardlng the proposai to amend the Licensing By-iaw sa availabie for public Inspection ln the Planning Department, Level 7, 575 Rossiand Road East, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday to Frlday, or by telephoning (416) 668-5803, during the samne hours. %m-2 t wol rv.jm 1 tO. flM>fl Director of Planning Corporation of the Town of Whltby 1 1