P>AGE Q. Wl[)'NI;SDIAY. JUNE 24. 19b1, W1IITBY FREI iPRESS Residents wi*ll have their say on Canadian Tire proposai Before allowing the construction of a Canadian Tire store behind Bowman Avenue, Whitby Town Council will hear the views of area residents. At iast week's meeting of the ad- ministrative commit- tee, councillors were in- formed of a proposai that would sec a 21,297 square-foot building constructed on the north side of Dundas Street East, just east of Bowman Avenue. However, council wili not consider giving the plan the go-ahead until it hears from area residents. "IThese people should have some input into the plans," according to Regional Councilior Gerry Emm, the chair- ~1~ man of the committee. "We're obliged to hold a public meeting to let them Know what's going on."t The committee will hold a public meeting on the proposai on July 6. However, area residents are holding their own public meeting to discuss the matter at 8 p.m. tonight in committee room one of the Whitby Municipal Building, 575 Rossland Road East. The proposed Canadian Tire outtet is to be located on the nor- th haif of a three-acre lot owned by Jovial In- vestments Ltd. The developer also wants to build a restaurant and other commercial facilities on the south haîf of the land which faces onto Dun- das Street. The plan also calîs for *the construction of a 130- car parking lot. While both the Region of Durham and the Town of Whitby have indicated that the plans are satisfactory, the town zoning byiaw catis for the land to be used for residential purposes. Durham's officiai plan catis for a special purpose commercial designation on the site. While Jovial has suggested that there are other possible uses for the southern haîf of the site, they would not con- form to the region's special purpose com- mercial designation ac- cording to the town's planning department. Therefore, a special bylaw would have to be passed in order for the site to accommodate these different uses such as the construction of a convenience store. M. r lpm - -1 I lilf - CONSOLES e UPRIGHTS 0e'GRANDS RECOGNIZCD IV MOINSMUCAMAIAI ORGANS INSTITUTIONS ADRCNISSUI$ *SALES 0 SERVICE e TUNING 0 INSTRUCTION AUTHORIZED VAMA/IA DEALER RELLY COLOMA9 1540 DUNDAS ST. E. WHITBY, ONT. MUSIC CENTRE 433-1220 6-2771 J New Jaycee executive The Whitby Jaycees recently installed their executive for the 1981-82 year. Pictured above are (from left to right): Jim Bradfield, vice-president; Bill Hardison, treasurer; Ray Fox, secretary; Dave Loft, president; and, Ron Gass, vice-president (seated). Absent from the picture is past-president Keith Wager. - Free Press Staff Photo Whitby in Eucli'd top 20 Ail four of Whitby's high schools placed within the top 20 in this year's Euclid Mathematics Contest sponsored by the University of Waterloo and the Reed Foun- dation. Denis O'Connor H-igh How. muCh does this cor cost? L rilodel El A under $8,000 B c D $8,000 to $9,000 $9,000 to $10,000 over $10,000 Mony people would check "D over $10,000". WeI, we're flattered, but the correct cost is less. Why do manr people value the Rabbit so The Rabbit has a remarkably eff icient fuel injection system. And it runs on regular gas. t also has front wheel drive and independent sus- pension. And it is f ully equipped. s OWASCO b8938 3 Now, the answer ta the qu estion is "A- under $8,000". That's n9 ht. The manufacturer's maximum sug- gested retail price for a2-door Rabbît L model is well under $8,000. Surprised? Corne in and check it out. We thînk you'll find it surprisingly good va lue for the money. @ Don't seffle for less. Anil Care"9 Award Winner IHWV 401 1 Sehool topped the local entries coming in sixth place in the grade 12 student competition. Anderson Collegiate and Vocational Institute came in l3th. Henry Street High School took l7th place while Trafalger Castie- School was in lBth place. High scoring in- dividuais included Ronald Norris, 17, of Denis O'Connor High School. The grade 12 student came in eighth. The other high scoring individual was Allen Demmings of Henry Street High Schooi. The 16-year-old grade il student came in 27th. There were 3,596 students in the com- petition representing high schoois from across the country. TOIAL SERVICE SALON Introductory Special For Summer Months Body Wrap Fuli1 Body Wrap $6000 Special $4500 185 Brock St. N. Whitby, Ontarlo Cati1 668-3892 Classified A ds Seli Cali 668-6111