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PAGE 6, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1977, WHITBY FREE P BR WN'ls Oe..I.I Uwd.> SF4AI SUNUGHT 1Iý S "rd*IF sl.39 CIAIROL IIEIBAL ESSENCE SF1,02 501115 SHAtMPOO sl.29 12 ..PACXAGE CONMMETS 79c TAIFS FOC I. "' & 1E ANACIN sl.39 7-91.. BOTIE BROMO Seltzer 89C SCHICKil FS h A ACAG CARTRIDGE 89C We Are Agents For TEp PRESS Br~kin ~ Byines wA To ail of you Kinsmen out there 1 amn. very sorry that 1 put the wrong date for your meeting in last week's column. The correct date is Mon. Feb. 28, I hope that my mistake did flot inconvenience any one. The Durham Trail Riders Snowmobile Club will hold their next meeting on Sunday, March 6 at 8 p.m. Please FOODMSTE.R BROOKLINI ONTARIO PHONE 655m45l NORTH WHITBY STOREHOÃ"URS - OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK AT IVERY AT' 8:30 arn. - 6 p NOMINAL EJCDM15 UR &RIR CHARGE 3BGD Y NIGHTS &TIL 9 p.m. Thursday Feb. 24 to Sat., Feb. 26 21 QUAITYMEASI CANADA UTILITY GRADE - EVISCERATED No. 1 Red Brand Beef Cut & Wrapped $1 *09 lb. BUS FTHeWE SNACKIN'y CAKE MIX FA01 PACKAG( FLEECY Fmh'Ic S.ft.ner 64 fi0 ci s111i 89 caîl John Darling at 655-4422 for details. Brooklin District Kinettes will hold their next meeting on Wednesday, March 2 at Kedron Delis, 6:30 p.rn This is the week to enjoy "The Mousetrap" (written. by Agatha. Christie) at Anderson C.V.I., the 23rd, 24th, anid 2Sth at 8 p.mn. It is being presented by the Anderson dramna club and should prove to be--a superb "thriller". Tickets are available from students or at the door. The price is 75 cents for students, $1 .50 for aduits. firooklin Branch Library offers visiting library service to anyone,* in 'this North Ward area who cannot for any reason corne to the library. Books, large print books, talking books, records, tapes and magazines are ail just a telephone cali away.. If you would be interested in having the library visit you please cail 655-3191 and give the staff somne indication of the type of material that you are interested in. Have a good week. THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM '-HaIf Ioad regulations are in foroe on roads under the jurisdiction of the Regional Municipality of Durham. Effective March lst to April 3th, vehicle Ioads may flot exceed the allowable Ioads given under Section 66, Subsections 4 and 5 of the Highway Traffic Act." W.A. Twvetvetrees, P. Eng. Commissioner of Works Regional Municipality of Durham Valuel Florida Marsh Snedless Grapef ruit (white only) 6 for 751 Fresh Green Arizona Onions Good Suze lunches 2 for 391 Bradford,>Marsh No. 1 Carrots 2 lb. bug 55" DUJNCAN HNES. ANGEL, F000 I4, ,OZ PACKAGJE CAKE MIX 89C AHRAIN OPINIR 22 F10z SIVI. LIQUID Plumr 79c 1(1.1 LIMON Fi 0V PACKAGE PIE FILLING 79C MARGARINE 45l< SAUCE 14 Fi. z i 45C COICKEN &M PORIL I.2 PACKAGE SHAKE Nf' Bok 67c PEANUT 84tr'5c SAICO MANDARIN 10FFOZ TiI ORANGES39C SAICO Juice 55c HEINZ COOKED SPAGHETTI tiN FOMJAO SASCC ilCHIFI 11 idicARon 3 1 Cfnelle SAFFIIOOA Tissue 4 N.1 FACIAGI i8 CIYSTALS J.A 2, O &0AC TANG RAEsl .09 MAWM2 104213 - MIST COFFEE î10-01,ar$3e89 POST Cereal 79C R(0 Riff ORANGE MIOt I.AKAGI fM40 TEA BACS s1.15 KRAFT F-LI FACRAGA CHEESE Singles 1.49 CREAMETTE 599 H ONEY 11b. Tub 88C SCOTTOWELS 2.Rolk4 999 noA2.FLVPACKAGE KLEEMEX TISSUES 63C SUNLIGYTP.wder$2919 9FARINA lFkg FACKAGE CAT CHOW 99C GAINES CHOICE NoIf MOISI 1 kg PACK AGL PUPPYFodsl1.29 1.10310 FLOOM WAA 2111.02OZ ITLE KLEAR PLus s1.99 RAOF ADDOCK10 oZ FACACAOI FISR& chips $1 .33 0Fc.. m NAi.F C,., in BANSSm@ 15M1.1 F.ckff GREEN GIANT 4Y9< CAINSIolqOUOH - 3. rSH SIUS 150oz PACAgE PIE SHELS 89C GASTO - AIL ORIaSSO PIZa $OL2.19 .Val 655-4317. Planning rej INIC -In 1977 there will. be considerable pressure to >negotiate a record numnber of subdivision agreements and *a need to allow a numnber of developments to start in the latter haif of the year. 0 MY This is the prediction of 3nIy Whitby's Planning Director Keviiu Tunney, who recently .F<U~.NOAtFWRF ..*3A1.AIF.NA,4' ,~AIAA&.~I,3 112F~I1<,~T '... A...' <A A ~ .1 4 A 1I~ AVAFAF' NF. THAPAR DENTURE THERAPY CLI 214 Dundas St. E. Whitby 68 -7797 H ours Man-Sat. Evonings by Appointment 1 I M port for 1977 presented his 1977 programn to council. There are 20 subdivisions in various stages of approval, of which 16 are expected to reach signing of subdivision. agreemnent of zoning bylaw app 1roval- by the Onitario Municipal Board in 1977. Work on negotiations regard- ing architectural control and site plans, for most will continue into 1979 and 1980. In addition, there are 15 subdivision proposais not yet approved by council, most of which will have plan process- ing, public meetings and staff research in 1977. A few are expected toreceive committee and council approvals this, yerSixteen special study areas will be deait with in 1977. Ail will go through'the plan processing and public meet- ing stages this year, and counicil and committee approvals are expected for the downtown, Brock North, Du~das~Ad , -- ; udas- Garden, Dundas.Coêhrane, Brooklin and Macedonian Village studies in 1977. The p lanning department , hopes to receive provincial approval of ail study area plans by the *end of 1979 or early 1980. 1"the> completion of the special -study areas, which have been outstanding since June 174, is -essential in order to complete the Officiai Plan fof. the Town of Whitby, co-ordinate development pro- jects which are expected to be initiated in the near future, and enable the town to successfully prepare a new implementing Restricted Area Zoning Bylaw", says the planning director's report. A number of special pro- jects will also receive the attention of the planning departmnent in 1977. Early in the year the staff will initiate a work program to develop a new zoning bylaw which will implemnent the town's officiai plan and the region's officiai plan when approved. Mr. Tunney expecti the whole process to take three years before it receives 0MB approval. In the first year, there will be monthly meetings with the town solicitor and other legal advisors to prepare the groundwork for this bylaw. By Jan. 1, 1978, ail plan. ning documents must be con- verted to the metric systern, so early this year a report on metrîc conversion will be pre- pared, and the conversion of Hinds LOIN 11O fiSkW«Is Po RK $1@09âWenr mAtl LEttLIAI Oî -O2 PACAGI F-,We éui - aA A C.M, m.".AdlN IlCffl LIACON R.dk«ss 12 OR IO $118 NACK STYLE siTm£,nirc ~BOLOGNA lb 39c Iat[Ztl A O scmNNieo Se i" - mMiJM NO AUtAI t SCHN$igOD-SFUAV INGIt COOKED HAM ,, asg b$1.09 DEVON SMALL I XSIIINfIIAIS #IMmt YPAX SAUSAGE Beof ond Pork lb 79C 55eefPatthos $1.8 s'a" PIEMIUM OVIN tOAST C*YOVAC àI(IaFAC A Gd - à2oz Sti CORNED BEEF lb $1.451 ý"oge 0 ' Dnner PONShoulder lb $1.691 SOF - eN CHICCI»2%.OAK lb $168 HAM fb $1.68 ~4 gAYLMER - CMOICE Cordon Bleu- Beef or Irish TOMATOES STrEWS 19 24 FL-OZFLOZ TN4 cTIN 77C m