WHITBYFREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, i977, PAGE 11 CoOp housing piroposed A proposai is before counicil for the construction of a co-operative housing projeet in the core area of WIiùtby. The proposai, by Karvdin Construction, is for the construction of 48 apartment units 'in two buildings each containing 24 units, to be located on the haif-biock bounded by Green, Dunlop and Athol Streets, north of Dunlop. The two buildings would be four stories high, with the whole project being supplied by underground parking. The concept isto develop the site for non-profit co-operative housing, a style of ownership and manage- ment which is neither condo- minium- nor traditional pri- vate apartment ownership. Under traditional private apartment ownership tenants, have no say in the manage- ment and operation of the building, whereas in co- operative housing the tenants- as members of a corporation own and make the decisions as to the maintenance and operation of the project. Therefore, through co- operative tenant management and involvement, rentai rates can be maintained bCiow the normal private market rentai rates, says Planning Director Kevin Tunney. In addition, unlike condo- ,inium projects, no one has equity ownershîp _)f their individual unit. The planning department has recommended that the -proposal be approved subject to the appHLcant entering into an appropriate site plan agree- ment with the town. Steéven Eliott is YMCA *president Steven Elliott is the new president of the Durham Region '(MCA, following elections held on March 4 at the annual meeting. Mr. Eliiott,-ic-prnia Benne tt. New members of the board of directors are Rev. Barry Rapi, George Cervoni, Glenn Elliott, Donna Hiarris, Robert Lothian, Judy MacCoul, and Gary Vaicour. Continuing rmembers are Steven Eiiott, Frank Bennett, Chad Herstead, Casey Hiliiard, Betty Hoirnan, Wayne King, Hielen Kwan, William Nurse, Robert Morrow, Donald Watson and Mrs. Pat Wilcox. THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY NOTICE A Public'Meeting will be held ôn Wednesday, March 30, 1977 at 7:30 p.m. in the Meadowcrest Public School Gymnasium Vipond Road, Brooklin A presentation will be madle by the Consul- tants on the Phase I report of the Brooklin Secondary Plan Study, Financial Impact/ Transportation Implications, and an opportunity will be given to the public to present their comments. Mr. Donovan Pinker, the Study Consultant, wiIl be on hand in the Gymnasiumn between the hours of 1:00 and 5:00 p.m. to respond to individual inquiries. Further information may be obtained from the Town of Whitby Planning Department, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario, (416> 668-5803. W.H. WALLACE, CLER K-ADMI NISTRATOR 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario D J's NAIL BOUTIQUE Strong acrilic fingernaîls with long lasting perfection applied by expert technicians. For further information cal I 683-9521 Sheridan Mal Picke ring Ontario Career MacIntosh Apples on sale 1/2 bushel $2.00 bushel $3.50 Bring your own container Spy, delicious and other varieties also available at ADAMS ORCHARDS 1 mile north of Whitby on Highway 12 2nd Orchard on East Side open 7 days, weeklv THAPAR DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 214 Dunda's St. E. Whitby 668 - 7797 Hours Mon-Set. & Evenings by Appointment OnIy BLOOD DONOR CLINIC WIHTBY RED CROSS DATE: Wednesday March 23, 1977 PLACE: The Canadian Legion Hall, Byron Street South, Vhitby VOUR GI1FI MAY SAVE A LI FE. PLEASE COME. The Corporation of the Town of Whitby NOTICE A Public Meeting wiIl be held on 1977 8:030 p.m.' in the Town Meeting Hall Whitby Municipal Building 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby The purpose of the meeting is te discuss the construction miner arterial road, which will intersect with Cochrane Street. Verbal and written comments wilI be received et this time. of Bonacord Avenue, a new Further information on the proposed development may be obtained from the Town of Whitby Planning Department, 575 Rossiand Road East, Whitby, Ontario. Telephone (416) 668-5803. COUNCILLORTJ. EDWARDS Chairman, Administrative Committee. KEVIN J. TUNNEY, Director et Plah ning, Corporation of the Town et Whitby. Monday, March 21, The Ontario career Action Programn (OCAP> provides work experience Io help you land that ail-importa.nt-irst job'* OCAP includes on-the-lob training plus a gross allowance ot Si DO per week for up to 26 weeks The aim is to provicde practical work experience and guidance 10 enable you to tînd employmnent in prîvate business or industry To apply. MIt out an application form ai your local Canada Manpower Centre Final selection ot @pplcants and allocation of training assignmenîs wîll be made by the Ontario Mn.istry of Colleges and Uniîvrsities SMîrîîstry of Col leges and Un ivP rs il ps Ontario Ho i Harty C-Patroii t .Mrse