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WHY YFBE PrRSS, WEDNESDAY, JANtJAJY 11, 1989, PAGE il Staff 'to study museumltheatre plan for Centennial Building Using the Centennial Building as a museum and a theatre wil I be studied by Whitby's parks and recreation department. Operations commnittee gave approval for the- study Monday nxight. Council approval is also required before the study begins. One. councillor, however, was flot enthusiastic about the stud. Joe Bugelli questioned t e need for a second study after the Town p aid $35,000 for the Cen- tennial Building study last year. «We are now going ta study the study," said Bugelli. Design team here Tuesday Members of the public are in- vited to attend a Jan. 17 meeting at which a design resource team will discuss building renovation. The Tuesday meeting, held by the Downtown Business In. provement Area (BIA), will be at te Knights of Columbus hall on Brock St. N., starting at .7 p.in. Members of the design resource team, architects and interior designers from Ottawa, are experts in building renovation, says Whitby BIA manager Stuart Cralg On fJan. 18 and 19, the team will also work with several downtown Whitby building owners who have expressed interest in renovation. Parks and recreation director Larry Morrow- replied that the study would not be indepth and wou id not cost the Town money. "This department supported a sinigle purpose use an. d we would also like to look at a community meeting room as well," said Mor- row. The Centennial Building is 10,000 sq. ft. in size, and accord- ing to. te entennial building study, any museum woul require 5,000 sq. ft. 'That is a lot of room. What are we going to do g ut and buy artifacts ta Ëfiliit?» said Bugelli, who did not want to see any money being spent on sub- sequent studies. the study Monday night. Directory, of seif-help groups A directory of self-belpgroups is available from the Durbani branch of Canadian Mental llealth Association. The directory contains a listing of support groups in Durham Region, along with the grOup meeting and membership infor- mation, and activities of the group. The directory is available for $5. Cali 436-8760. Christmas cracker winner Anita Gattellaro of Bowman- ville won the Christmas Cracker pieoffered as part of the Downtown Business 'Improve- ment Area (BIA) Christmas The cracker contained an esti- mated $1 400 worth of gifts pro- vided by downtown mnerchants. <>. RESTAURANT CHINESE FOOD BUFFET DAILY (Salad Bar Included) BIG FEAST IN LITTLE CHINA (more than 50 items. to choose from for dinner) Dine in and take away service. 107 BROCK ST. S.9,WHITBY E I 668-2222 MERCANTILE Semi - Annual Gigantie Storewide Clearance Now On.. .. ..Hurry In! Off 2 0-50%ý Quality B3rand Name Ladies' & Mens' Fashions. Sale Ineludes AIL Items I Stock Shop Early for Best Selection! 321 BROCK ST. S. WHITBY 668-3468 (Whitby Plaza) #eDinig 0'Vjow Operted MTvonday to Saturday Business Lunch Il am~ to 2pm Afternoon Tea 2 pmto5 pm Cadlelight Dinner 5 pmn to Close Pearson 's Fine Dining A1.uounces its' Grand Opening with speciaf in -fioue features <Watchifor firt [wr dàeaifs. PearsonL Lanes 103 Mary St. W., FEor Reservations Ca(Il Wh"Iitby 430-7870 STORE HOURtS: Mon. - Wed. 9 ta 6 Thurs. - Fr1. 9 ta 8 Saturday 9 ta 5:30 Tass Jewellers JANUARY INVENTORY SALE 1/3 off e Ladies, Gents & Cbildrens Rings e Pearis *Large Gold Tricolor Cleopatra Neekiace *Pearl Strands * Crystal e China 25% offGold Earrings God20%off *ol Chains, Charms, Pendants & Lockets eLadies & Gents Bracelets e Watches e Silver e Ail In Stock Cross Pens Items not on sale are: Wedding Bands, Diamond Engagement Rings & Sets &-Watch Attachments 153 Brock St. N., Whitby 430-2500 J 16- u 44 9%,rc l, -i