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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 20, 1990- Happy 2Oth Anniversary Joe and S haro n Love Ron, Cathi, Amy and-Ryan (20 and stili doing time) Ajax Mayor James, Witty said that council looks upon the project as excitîng and ambitious. U.S. holiday match - suicidai Local GM Union President John Sinclair, said that any attempt to switch the holidays of Oshawa workers to match U.S. holidays would be "utter suicide." Sinclair was reacting to reports that General Motors wanted workers at its Windsor trim plant to parallel Canadian Holidays such as Canada Day and Thanksgiving to American Holidays. The Oshawa members of the CAW will not change holidays to meet American schedules, said Sinclair. The'original proposai to CAW Local 1973 in Windsor would mean employees celebrate Memorial Day instead of Victoria Day, Indepen- dance Day instead of Canada Day, and U.S. Thanksgiving rather than Canadian Thanksgiving. Hockey great dead, Ï William (Billy the Kid) Taylor, who starred for the Oshawa Generals during the 1937-38 semsons, died Tuesday last at Whit- by General Hospital. He was 71. Following his junior career, which culminated with a Memorial Cup winning season, he joined the Toronto Maple Leafs of the Na- tional Hockey League. He was a member of the Stanley Cup winning Maple Leafs of 1941-42 and then served in the Arm- ed Forces in the Second World War. Whitby pedal power 1 1 West Ward Councillor .Toe Bugellie of Whitby Council, wants the town to look at ways to set up a network of bicycle pathways. Bugellie said the system could be started by negoiating pathways in- to subdivision agreements with developers. He said the idea would 'involve making sidewalksý wider and pain- ting lines down either sk$e of the ex- tension to mark 'a bicycle path. Bugellie asked town staff at Council to find ways to implement the pro- gram. WCT's theatre date The Whitby Courthouse Theatre's Annual Youth Summer Show is currently in the rehearsal stage. -Alice - an Adaption, created hy members of the youtligrou-p-,-wI4 recently completed a series of pro- fessionally led improvisation workshops, will be performed in the June summer show timesiot. Under the direction of Susan Lowery, the Whitby Youth Group wiUl present the adaptation of Alice in Wonderland with a, cast of more than 25 youths aged 7 to 15. Performance dates are Thursday and Friday evenings, June 21-22 at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday and Suniday matinees, June 23-24 at 3:00 p.m. Tickets are $4 in advance, and the show will be seen at the Centennial Building, 416 Centre Street S., Whitby. -Ample parking. Happy 2Oth A nniversary Mom and Dad Love Janette and Christi ne From Around Region Lot levy war A threat by the Ontario Home Builders Association-to challenge a new provincial lot levy law has Durham Region's chairman talking tough. "If developers want to play hard- ball, they haven't seen anything yet," Gary Herrema said. 1He added that if the proposed cciurt challenge was successful in doing away with lot levies charged by municipalities and school boards, as 'allowed under Bill 20, Durham, which already charges lot levies under its own bylaw, would respond by refusing any new growth. You'll probably sec us shut the doors to Durham," lhe said. Cail for boardlng home by-law Durham Region will encourage aIl local municipalities to adopt a regulating by-law for boarding omes. '.Health and Social Services Chair- mani Diane Hamre said that she hopes every municipality will con- sider the adoption of a by-law. 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