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Broklin Bylines WHITBY FREE PRESS, TUESDAY , DECEMBER 23, 1980, PAGE 7 Roche's motion failed.... Two-storey defeated in favor of one-storey plan BROOKLIN BRANCH PUBLIC LIBRARY The library is having movies to treat the children from 10:30-11:30 a.m. on Saturday, December 27. During the Christmas Break, there will be movies for the kids from 2 until 3:00 p.m. on December 29, 30 and 31. BROOKLIN UNITED CHURCIH On Christmas Eve, at approximately 8:30 p.m., the United Church will be going carolling. All high school age youths are welcome to join in the fun. Refreshments will be served af- terwards. LOST PUPPY A black, female, Kairn Terrier was lost from Way Road af- ter school on Monday, December 15. The puppy who is 8 months old answers to the name of Muffin. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of this family pet, please call Betty Cather- wood a t 655-3646. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE A Christmas Party was held at the Community Centre on wednesday, December 17, with the men as guests to a Pot Luck Dinner. The motto for the evening was love, learn, think, give and laugh. Roll call was answered with Something I remember about Christmas as a child. Mrs Eileen Young gave a report of cards sent to sick and shut-in members. the executive entertained members with carol singing with Mrs. E. Croxall at the piano. Mrs. Levi Arksey gave two readings. Story of the Holly Spray and the Christmas Miracle. - Members exchanged gifts, Christmas games were played. Items of hand knitted mitts, sweaters and scarves were made by Grace Allens and other personal gifts were donated to the Developmentally Handicapped of Whitby. Next meeting will be at the Community Centre on Wed- nesday, January 21 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Levi Arksey is Convenors of Resolutions. The motto will be REal Happiness lies in the Joy of achievement so let's take time to live more creatively. The roll call will be Suggest one Change that should be made to improve conditions in our community and country. BROOKLIN & DISTRICT P.C. ASSOCIATION The annual meeting of the Brooklin & District Progressive Conservative Association will be held on Wednesday, January 7, 1981 at 8 p.m. in the Oddfellows Hall, Bagot Street Brooklin. George Ashe, M.P.P. for Durham West will be the guest speaker. Everybody is welcome to attend. For more information call Betty-Jean Blyth at 655-3679 Susan Smith 655-4737 Brown's Foodmaster (before noon Saturday) A motion to stop a proposals to construct a new $1.2 million separate school board administration building was averted by a slim margin at last week's meeting of the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board. Whitby Trustee Chuck Roche moved that the working drawings for the one-storey plan, approved in principle November 3, be halted while the architect, William Saccoccio, in- vestigate plans for a two- storey design. In that way Roche argued heating cost would 1be cut down with a two-storey building and the maintenan- ce departinent could be built in the basement of the com- plex rather than in a dif- ferent building as is now proposed. The motion was defeated 9 to 6 in a recorded vote. "The Durham Board of Education offices are two- storey and the houses in the area are two-storey so a two- storey administration office would fit in," argued Roche. Ivan Wallace, chairman of a special committee dealing Learn- to-swim The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board will spend $6,612 for a learn-to-swim program. The program was first started in 1973 and teaches grade 5 pupils how to swim. The course is taught in 10 lessons of 45 minutes each by a qualified instructor. with the building said that a two-storey building would not save any money for heating because it would have the same number of walls facing the exterior as a Chuck Roche one-storey building would. He said that putting main- tenance in the basement would require special fire safety and noise-proofing steps. Those voting to draw up new plans were Whitby trustees Roche, Andy Miller, Martin Doleweer, Oshawa Trustees Terry Lynch andf Tom Simmons and Larry O'Leary of Pickering. Voting against were Joey Corey, Tia Woodcroft, Ted Marks, Bernard Canning and Wallace of Oshawa, Hans Van Leeuwen and An- r, na Crosthwaite of Pickering and Sally Longo and Kate Hudson of Ajax. Emm wants trees Disease, storms and developments has drastically reduced the number of trees in Whitbv over the past few years and Councillor Gerry Emm wan- ts to bring them back. Emm asked council to im- plement a program by which trees would be put back in the older sections of town which are now suffering from a deficiency. Mayor Bob Attersley reminded Emm that council had cancelled a similar policy several years ago because of budget restric- tions. 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