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PAGE 8. WEL)NESDAY, APRIL 9, 1980, WFIITBY FREE PRESS Tlal eyre going about il wrong, Newman says.... Cou-ncil critieized over Brooklin method by a former mayor for the way in which it is proceeding with the development of Brooklin. CONFUSE BYTAXES? For most people, "Canadian Tax Law is cornplicated. And the new special return may add to the confusion. That's where H&R - Block cornes in. We'll maesure you get ail your deductions and credits, whether they are contained in the form you receive or flot. Were incarne tax specialists. Sa we can help you out. H&R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS OSHAWA 15 BOND ST. E. 1 TOWNLINE RD. N. WHITBY 122 DUN DAS ST.W. PICKERING 84 KI NGSTON RD. W. Open lem.V .m. Wskdays, 9-5Sat. Pho?2ow fl22i? Oshawva ONLY 22 DAYS LEFT - APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE Aio Sears- the ay;, EATON'SJ At a special meeting of council called to deal specificaliy with the Brooklin issue, Desmond Newman said, "I ar n ot concerned about the development of Brooklin but about the nianner in which the council has gone about the procesa. " Newman also reminded council that Brooklin is still a special study area in the Region of Durhar's officiai plan. He said that it was. necessary for it to remain that way until the town gets a better deal froni the developer. The former mayor also said that there were "serious conflicts in ternis of the intergration of the development agreement. " Newman also presented council with a timetable that he claimed represented the schedule of events shouid the development agreement be signed. The schedule showed that before the local sewers and road and sidewalk recon- struction were compieted in March, 1985 there would already be 550 homes buit as weîl as 25,000 square feet of individual space. "There will be .950 homes built in Brooklin and no sewers to hook to theni too," Newman said. According to Newman's calculations there wouid be 250 homes built in Whitby's northern hamiet before the trunk sewer lines were coni- pleted in December, 1983. "This deveiopment agreement is a dangerous thing for this municipality," Newman Said. He accused council of Whtby helps English sis*ter This year, the Town of to consider a feature of eps and the wall surrounding Whitby is celebrating its Whitby's heritage - the 199 them are crumnbling and in l25th anniversary and coun- church steps linking the Ah- desparate need of repair. cil has voted to help Whitby, bey and Church of St. Mary Ensfland l nlh,.nha fir. to the town. " it cost 1.5m0 nounds to 1 ,300th anniversary. At its last regular meeting, council voted tc send 50 pounds sterling tc heip the oid English town repair stairs iinking the town with an abbey and church built by St. Hilda some 1,300 years ago. Mayor Jim Gartshore will present the donation to that Whitby when he visits the town in May while on vacation in England. The mayor of Whitby, England, Dr. F.B. Akeroyd toid Gartshore in a letter that there is "an urgent need (270 Michael Bivc.) 9:45 a.m. Sunday Sehool 10:00 a.m. Flusbands and Wives 11:00 a.m. Husbands and Wives 11: 00 a.m. Sunday School 6:30 p.m. Parents & Children 'COME, BE PART 0F OUR WARM FELLOWSHIP' 1 25TH ANNIVERSARY 6b- 1855-1 9eO THE CORPORATION 0F THE - TOWNQOFWHITBY PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMVENT 1980 ROAD CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS The approved Budget for 1980 contains the following projects for Road Construction: NAMEOFROAD Watnut Street Manning Road Johnson Avenue Wlllis Avenue Dunlop Street E. Hickory Street Cresser Avenue FROM Euclid Street Hazelwood Drive Anderson Street Byron Street N. Brock Street S. Dundas Street E. Regional Rd. No. 23 Cochrane Street Garrard Road Stewart Street Centre Street N. Hickory Street Mary Street E. Easterly Akeroyd said that the st-. repair 45 stones in 1977 he said in the letter. "lleaving the future to the desire of the developer," stressing that council would have no recourse if anything ever went wrong. it wouid appear as though council did not heed his ad- vise, however, as they authorized their legal ad- visor to draw up a develop- ment agreement to be signed as soon as the offical plan amendment is ready to be submnitted to Durham Regional Council. This action shouid allow the developer to begin work sometime in 1982. The old English town is to celebrate its anniversary with events that will include a pilgramage walk along the 199 stairs, plays, concerts and banquets and fairs in t.he old Saxon style. Women smokers reaclilng Iepideinte pro]portions t By ANGELA- DAVIS Whbat are the long-terni susceptibility Executive Director implications for these young Deptre 1 Durham Region Lung Assoc. women as they marry and the structur Recent health and welfare raise families? women stil statistics show that ap- Carried to a logical con- children, and proximately 27 per cent of clusion, these trends in- part in their r teenage girls smoke, a dicate a substantial upswing If you feel 1 figure which rises to 40 per in the number of motherless and motherh, cent between the ages of 20 famnilies during the next ten combination, and 24. years, as many long-terni Christmas Sý These figures have shown femnale smokers succumb to 723-3151 for littie change over the past smokers' diseases. mation and five years, despite dramatic In the more immediate quitting. decreases. in smoking future, higher rates of frequency among mien. miscarriage, stillbirth and What has changed is that a early infant mortality may higher percentage- of be expected - ahl probiems Ms NIE teenage girls and young encountered niore frequen- The regu women now smoke over tiy by women who smoke meeting of twenty five cigarettes daily, during pregnancy. Not only Regional Ch and have also switched to infant survival rates can be Muitiple Scie] high tar/nicotine brands. affected by maternai Canada willi smoking. April 14, 1980 Premature births are Durham Col more frequent amnong Cafeteria, 0si smoking mothers, and We wilI be babies born prematurely are biesof chapte: at greater risk from infec- Ail interesti tion and complications urged to a tten following deiivery. Even For further full-term infants may be telephone 579- disadvantaged, being often 6-8 ounces iighter at birth a nd showing increased DESCRIPTION 0F WORKS 2 lanes with curbs and gutter, storm sewer and sidewalk on north side. 4 lanes with curbs and gutter, storm sewers and sidewaîks on both sides. 2 lanes with curbs and gutters, storm sewers and sidewalk on the north side. 2 lanes with curbs and gutter and sidewalk on the north side. 2 lanes with curbs and gutter, storm sewers and sidewalks on both sides. 2 lanes with curbs and gutter, storm sewers and sidewalks on both sides. Storm Sewers if you have any comments in connection with the above-noted projects, please contact Mr. S. S. Matharu, P. Eng., Deputy Drector of Public Works, at the Municipal Building, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario, Telephone (416) 668-5803. R. A. Kuwahara, P. Eng., Director of Public Works. yto, infection. cent changes in 'e of society, Il bear the d play a major rearifig. îthat smoking àood are a bad ,cati your local Seal People at rmore infor- a free guide to IETING ,lar monthly the Durham iapter of the ,rosis Society of be on Monday, )at 7:30 p.m. at [lege - Upper ihawa. featuring Hob- er members. ted persons are nd this meeting. rinformation, *7727. By MICHAEL KNELL Free Press Staff Whitby Town Council has corne under heavy criticisni TRANSATLANTIC CHARTERS TO - LONDON - - GLASGOW - -MANCH ESTER- frm$463OO (other charters avallable) PA SSPOR T PlUJURE S COMPLIMENTAR Y WITH BOOKING for f ight details & further information contact RUSSEUL TRAVEL "Your Travel is our Business" 126 Brock St.S. Whitby 668-5000 Monday to Sat*urday 9 a.m.to 5 p.m. COMI: IN AND PICK UP YOUR SUMMER BROCHURES 5