-- i PAGE 6, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1981, WHITBY FREE PRESS Councîli to spend $P20,OOO to keep pool open By MICHAEL KNELL Free Press Staff It aopears as is the Kin- smen outdoor pool be closed after aIl. At MondRv will flot right's meeting of Whitby Town Council it was decided to spend $20,000 to bring the Chestnut Street pool up to standards so that it-ctld be used this year. , Bonnie Berrïï of 110 Walnut Street" tey council that area residents were concerned that if the pool was closed their children would suffer Bernie said that an average of 200 children a day used the pool last season and that the parks and recreation depart.ment could not accommodate the Durham Family YMCA swimming programs at the Iroquois Park pool. She said that this would force the YMCA to use facilities in Oshawa because outdoor pool facilities are not available in the town. "Aithough Iroquois Pool is a fine facility, it is indoors and many parents would prefer their chîldren to be out of doors during our summer season," she ad- ded. Berrie pointed out that ac- __I_ýýd xMimcIe vWil * 9 1 itre jar fiesh whole or haif shoulder por pini M.&pk ret "r~r I cottage hoýlogna .. Devon heef ant INptrk sausage.. susage sticks bologna ..... lb .48 fully cooked l108smoked b1.49 lb.19fl 1 =Q la e ia r,'a Bethe Sea 6 oz. tin pkg. of 100 assorted 3 Royale ply 1 quee Kmore from local schools there are 1,000 children within walking distance of the pool. The resident told council that a volunteer committee set up to deal with the problem was concerned that if the pool was closed it would be subject to in- creased vandalism. "Vandalism and frost damage will increase if the pool is lef t in its present state, therefore increasing the overaîl cost of repairs. " Perrie also suktefted that 250 mLl bd. Produce of Ont. No. 1 Seedless Cucumbers ea .........69 Produce of U.S.A. No. 1 Calrrots 2 IL.bag.. For Salads or Cooking Spinach 10Ooz. bag.... Freezer store cut & wrapped Hinds lb... . Sides lb... Chucks 1lb. Mir liquid 2 x 750 mL cont. dish detergent........... 1.4 9 ABC powdered Lo2S detergent ......... 61 o28 glasse ......... 1-1 9 sand w ich . t. 1 . hags .......... concntrte . 1.19 îablct. 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Lad- P...4sel 199 fln mbrt 1sm2tedm à mid es4refuei . w DENTURE THERAPY CUIN1C 214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 68e7797 Hours: Mon. - S*t. & Evenirige By Appointmeflt.Oflty (acrose f rom Beerà ýitom) pins table (approximately 3 x 5), good condition, pife wash stand refinished), 2 refinished piano stools witfi uphoistered tops, fold-up picnic table and banches, gas f Irepiace and 35 feet of chimney pipas, glass top patio table, footstools, cane top end table refinished). many more places of fine furnifura Including glass, china, lampe, se. BILL. WANNAMAIKER AUCTIONEER Consignimeflts wanted. Phone 49*318(Evgs. 579"25M" the town establîsh a capital fund to provide for further repairs or even replacement of the pool. West Ward Councillor Joe Bugelli, chairman of the operations committee, said that while the nioney would bring the 30-year.old pool up to standards for this year, a further $63,000 (ap- proximately) would have to be spent to keep it operational after this year. Council, in approviflg the expenditure, also made provision for a study to be done on the pool in t.he fail. Bugelli also told council that -if these funds were spent, it could gîve t.he pool a life span of 10 vears. Pinball bylaw passed Whitby Town 'Council passed its pinball parlor bylaw last Monday night amidst speculation that it would not hold up in court. The bylaw, enacted at the request of the Durham Regional Police, restricts persons under the age of 14 from using a pinball parlor or amusement arcade unless he or she is in the company of a parent or guardian. However, the bylaw was passed after council received a confidential report fromn its solicitor which sources havt said tells councillors that it does not have the authority to enact such a measure. Centre Ward Councillor Barry Evans questioned whether or not council has the legisiative authority to impose the age restriction. "....this council does not have the power to enact this restriction. ," he said. "Evans also said that if the bylaw was passed and then defeated in court, coun- cilqrswoud hvebeen "ac- tii=ireposbl. "If we don't have the power, then what are we doing passing it? " he asked. Evans attempted to have the town solicitor's report made public prior to the vote on the bylaws. However, his fellow councillors defeated his motion on the grounds that any and every com- munication between solicitor and client is con- fidential. In the clerk's report to council, Don MacKay said that the Municipal Act gives the council the authority to licence places of amusement and may impose "any con- 1.2~0 ~: 1.78 Niank Le&( t ,art, Mapi. txal ni I eý J.1eh . .w ' Maple Leaf na 6 lunch meats ry 6 .jitapk IreaI skiniess i.,1.48 Maple Lea 504 sausage.... k 1.58