FROM PAGE 4 Writer finds truck traffic unwarranted diverted to specified provincial truck routes or four lane highways sucis as the 401 where they belong. Tise heiglit of the cab operators' truck prevents bis vision of smail children or even aduits crossing at close range and unless this dangerous situation is VHS & BETA rectified by thse Town of Wiitby with appeals to the provincial gover- nment, there will be some serious reper- cussions, L.e. somne per- son kiiled or maimed or some child or elderly citizen struck downl1 If the trucks remain creating a headacse and hazard to one and ail, "Joe Public" wll avoid Downtown Whitby and pursue daily downtown duties and entertain- ment in quiet shopping mails where- they may shop wlth ease and en- joyment (and parking)!1 and Downtown Whitby will remnain stagnant and unprogressive. Even the potted flowers and trees may die froni thse stench and pollution FROM PAGE 9 of the gas fumes eminating froni these fuel burning commer- cial carriers!1 Ontario needs their services but not in downtown, pedestrian- oriented walkways. Surely there is enough barren land surroun- ding the Town of Whltby where the Ontario goverrnment could con- struct "truck routes" as tisey do in thse States, even the federal gover- nment cold bé ap- proached as "Brian" wants Canada emulating the U.S. image and they have had "truck routes" for years. Maybe it would even iselp bis I"free trade" as he couid en- tice U.S. commercial vehicles into Canadian territory 1 Chuck the trucks, Whitby, or' forget progression and the lmn- provement of Whtby's "Downtown Image". Barbara Black Whitby Fire Department servic"e calis The following 26 calis St. and Ribblesdale Dr. Burns St. E. Check cail. St. Medlcal aid. vehicle accident. were responded to by Vehicle accident. 10: 40 a.m. - Lakeridge 4:23 a.n. - 76 Meadow 3:31 p.m. - Rowsland thse Wbitby Fire Depar- 8:57 p.m. - 40 Tickson Rd. at Hwy. 401 bridge. Ores. Resuscitator. Rd. and C.P.R. tracks. trnent for tise seven day Rd. N. Checkecail. Veiicle fire - $0 JULY 18 Grass fire. perlod from 8 a.rn. 10: 19 p.m. - 1907 damage. 9:03 a.m. - 28 Calder- 3:53 p.rn. - Durham Monday, July 14 until 8 Rossland Rd. E. 1:41 p.m. - 1635 Dun- Cres. Check cail. Rd. 23 and C.P.R. a.m. Monday, July 21. Medical aid. das St. E. Building cail. 9:25 a.m. - 225 Hickory tracks. Grass fire (rail JULY 14 JULY 15 5:21 p.m. - Corner of St. Building cail. tdes). 11:26 a.m. - 636 Brock 6:51 arn. - 119 Allan Lupin Dr. and Dundas, 11:32 a.m. - 632 Dun- 8:40 p.m. - 711 Dundas St. N. Assistance to arn- St. Resuscitator. St. Assistance to police. das St. W. Building cail. St. W. Check cail. bulance. 9:16 p.m. - 409 Brock 6:42 p.m. -15 Regency 11:43 a.m. - 116 Wat- 10:58 p.m. - 477 Brock 12:08 p.m. - 117 Jones St. S. Medical aid. Cres. Resuscitator. son St. W. Building cail. St. N. Assistance to arn- Crt. Building cail - $300 JULY 16 JULY 17 1:39p.m. -Brock St. S. bulance. damage. 7:49 a.rn. - East of 901 2*46 a.m - 28 Dawson and Burns St. Motor SEE PAGE 27 8:19 p.rn. - Anderson 76 Baldwin s . BROOLINS 555-33061 Whitby son gster synonymous with Whit- by. "Recause tise song is only one minute long it adapta itself to radio as weil as T.V." He has aiso tisougist of a video to go along with it. "I would be waling into stores and houses shakîng people's han- c, " Faiconeri explains. But ffrst ise has to convince tise town to buy tise song from hlm. '7Jhunderbrd _Ga/fond Counlry Club 995 MyrdeIeRd.WV. ASHBURN 686-1121 PRO SHOP SPECIALS OUR OWN EXCLUSIVE THUNDERBIRD l'S ICOMPARE AT $600. OUR PRICE $349 (ALL CLUBS il po. SETS) IWE CARRY BOBTONAN GOLF SHOES THE-SHOE PERBONALLY WORM DY JACK NIÃ"KLAUS -GOLFING SWEATERS REG. 330. 0,$$SI3.99 -GOLF SH IRTS (6040 LEND) REG. 124"OI4s9 POWER CAR SPECIAL-I *WEEKUA'S 1BEFORE 5 A.M. AND APTE R 3:00 P.M. (2GREEN FEES & POWER CAR)>S 3O. REG. '43.00 --WEEKENDS&HOLIDAyS SAVE $7 AFTER 3:00 P.M. LADIES SPECIAL I FRIDAY APTERNOONS AFTER 400 P.M. 30 LADIES GREEN FEES $0 Brek1 in Bylines j/~q~ By BETTY-JEAN BLYTII Cati 655-3679 with Items for thi. columnn To quote an old popular song, thse lazy, hazy days of surmer are here and everyone but a few of us workaholics have taken off on holiday. Wiich means that there's not mucis to report in the way of activity right now. However, som e of the local citizenry in true country fashion are rnaking their own fun at home. Last weekend Dorothy and Mifce Beer of Ashburn hosted a pool party. The guest list included the executive of thse new Lions Club as weil as out-of- town guests from as far away as Southampton. A couple of rowdy games of volleybail and an even rowdier water polo session not only kept the crowd busy but helped build up some isearty appetites for tise fabulous barbecue supper to folow. As thse old cliche goes, a good tixe was had by ai. For tise kids in the district, the fibrary is featuring a fullUne of activi ties. Tomorrow It is holding a Farmer's Market which starts at 12 noon with a bake sale in front of the library building. At 2: 30 thse other children's activities get under way with ego roiling, a pin tise tail on the pig game and a no-isand jeilo eating contest. The winner of the best cookie maker competition wiil be announced; there will be bailoons offered for sale by thse library's very own clown as weil as grab bags of books for both aduits and children, popcorn, fudge, candy apples and lemnonade. Ailtihe ares kids are invlted to corne along and bring their friends and lots of pennies to join in tise fun and games. Brooklin Kinsmen announced that the winners of two of their reent draws are as folows: in June, Paul Brown won tise lawrnower and on Juiy 5, Dave Sisankiand was tise recipient of tis e Wiseeibarrow Ful of Cheer. Congratulations to botis winners. Hme Satellite TV: T7he Greatest Show On Earth A ction-packed movies arc just tise beginning of the Iprogramniing now showing on home satellite TV. Look at what else you've been missing: eMore movie, sports, news, educationai, religious, and chiidren's programming than 's available from any otner source. *1lt0-pIus channels to choose from, for about the same monthly payinents as cable TV. *Free and legal reception. To find out more about how home satellite épievi- sion works, ask us for a FREE copy of Tunong In Vj4605 Baldwin t.,Brooklînn (1/ mile N of Family Kartwaysk" CONTINUQUS COMPUTER - REGISTER & DATA PROCESSING FORMS FROM PAGE Il Visiîtor formation centre is also celebratlng is fifth an- niversary tais year. The4 centre opened it's doorsj in a trailer at tise Rtary Centennial Park, in 1981. In that flrst year tise centre isad 9,108 visitors thrug itsli doors.' Tise followlng year tise centre moved to It's Permanent location and in, 19M, 1,779 visitors stopped In for Infor- mation. Eacb year since then the numnber ofvltors to the centre lias con- sistently Inereased. hI tise summer, inquiries range from Cuilen Gardens to Wasaga Beach, while during tise wlnter thse centre answers questions on ski areas and Chrlstmnas tree farrns. Tise tourist centre lias over 50,000 brochures as weil as many Witby souvenirs. Tise centre la located at 900 Brock St. S. in Rotary Park. ~5WVI~S~df r~mma PEOOIAMS-TICKET TTPISKTYING DONI COMPIITIRIZED ON PtIt4gSESî e e g.. ===7ffl