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Page 8, Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, September 13, 1995 *~ *m New building to replace 2 downtown aiea branches A Toronto-Domnion Bank building under construction on Dundas Street West wifl likely replace two eisiting TD branches. The new building, at 404 Dundas St. W. (at Euclid), will have a drive-through Green Machine and a ground floor of more than 6,000 square feet. The second storey will contain offices for Evergreen financial services. The cost of construction le estimated at more than $1 million. A spokesperson at TD's head office says that once the new branch opens in March or April, the lease to rent space for the brandhinii the plaza at Dundas and Frances streets will be aflowed to *run out. The branch at 107 Dundas St. E., described as having few parking ispaces3, will 1b. closed. The. bank construction made up Superior effort ILITERACV COUNCIL of Durham Region president Paf Strickan shows Paul Power of StMçerior Propane some of the mater" used nthie councW's free one-on-one tutoring service. Power coordinated Superiors Fi11 For Literacy campaign whEch raisec more than $2,500 for the council which teaches Iadults to read and write. t Photo by Mkk R.OM. Whltby Fr.. POss most of the $1.246-inillion worth of commercial construction for which permits were issued by the Town ofWbiMtby last month. Permits were also issued for 19 homes of various types and for variaus home alterations for a total of $2.7-million worth of residentiai work. That accounts for almoat ail of the *4-million *worth of building projecta started in Auguet, an amount that is in keeping with the decreased building activity ini Wbitby this year. Last year, permits were issued in August for *11.5-million worth of construction, for a total of almoat $115-million for the first eight months of 1994. 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