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WHITBV FREE PRESS, WEONESIJAYJULY 27, 1983, PAGE 7 Fund reaches $200,OOO Brian Winter (right) presents Ron Cross, winner of the Whitby Marigold Festival logo contest ýwith hils prize. The logo wii be used on ail Whitby Marigold Festival promotional material. The four-day festival wiil be held in Whitby from Sept. e to 11. Logo will soon bie sprouting ail over WHITBY-The Whitby Marigold Festival logo, designed by *Ron Cross of 609 Bradley* Drive, wil soon be sprouting ail over town. 1 The logo, which wil be printed, on posters, *banners', programs and peusport coins, consists of stylized "W" with a marlgold i the centre, topped with a half cir- cie, The stylized "W" represents Whitby and ia arranged i such a manner as to depict the leaves of the marigold, or a garland or ribbon, another- symbol of festivals. The partial circle above the garland or "W" represents the ful sun, -a symbol of sun- shine . and warm weather., The marigold represents the theme of the festival and Whit- by's town flower. Recently, Cross was presented with a $200 cheque for designing thé' logo in a contest spon- sored by the Whitby Marigold Festival Committee. The Whitby Marigold Festival wiil be held from Sept. 8 to , p featuring sueki events as an international night at Iroquois Park, a casino night, pancake break- fast àt Cullen Gardens, theatre nights at the Centennial -Building, jamboree and bathtub -race at, the harbor, 10 km. run, soap box der- r i by, Children's program at Rotary Centennial Park and a giant parade. The Whitby Marigold Festival program has gone to press and wifi be distributed throughout the town in August. Brass coins wiil be available soon. from service clubs for use as passports to get into various events- at reduced pricées. Now is a good time to mark your calender for the weekend of Sept. 8 to il 80 you wil not miss any of the Marigold Festival fun. Further details --about -the festival events wil be issued by the festival- committee during the montfrof August. Tom ado Relief Fund The Town of Whitby will be assisting the Lambton County Tor- nado Relief Fund. Town Coundil decided to amend an original recommended donation of $100 and votèd unanimously to increase the contribution to $500. Correspondence from the Lambton County Tornado Relief Fund in- dicated that an unin- sured bs of ap- proxixnately three million dollars had taken place. The fund' raising committee is at- tempting to raise at least hall f o this boss from various sources. Councillor Joe Bugelli Mon.-Thurs. Frlday Sat. voted for the con- tribution saying, "lWe ,might need assistance from other communities some day." Councillor Ross Bat- ten suggested that staff bring forward a report in the fail considering a set ,policy ,regarding such matters. 7:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. 7:30 &.m.-7:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. The Dr. J.O. Ruddy Hospital building fund has reached $20,000, stlll $260,000 short of its goal of $460,000. Campaign publiclty director Don Frise nted. that individuals can pledge or donate their money to specifle needs ini the continuing care unit. These donations can range from $200 for a rocking chair to-$30,000 for a patio. Frise' belleves that people, may get more satisfaction out of donatlng if they knew what they were actually purchasing. dIt. might be somnething close to their hearts, " he said. "They can. go to the hospital and say, hey I bought that. They knoW their moneyhasn't been lost in the hospital fund."1 Significant donations of this genre have corne from the County Towne Singers, whose donation of $1,000 paid for renovations in the ser- very area. Don and Bey Rogers (from Signet Signs) donated $2,000 between them and this was used for the hair- dressing area. The Or- der of Eastern Star, number 248e gave $12,000, the total amount needed for an oc- cupation therapy area. People wlshing to make such a donation may contact John Kunetsky, ad- ministrator at the Dr. J.0. Ruddy Hospital and ask for a llst of Items needed. Frise also noted that the campaign is anxiously awaitmng the replies 0f about 80 charitable organizations who were approached. PUBLIC NOTICE WH ITBY TRANSIT SYSTEM Take notice that on Monday, August 8th, 1983, the foi iowing changes to the Whltbý Transit System Mili corne Into effect: 1. The fare structure wlii be revlsed as foiiows; Aduits -0.55,1 Seniors, Students, Children - 0.30,0 ChIidren (under 5, accompanied by an aduit) - Ires 2. Thursday evening service wiil be discontinued. Monthiy Passes Aduits.- $20.00> Students.- $10.00 3. Saturday se'rvice wiii be extonded to run from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. 4. Route 'B' and Route 'C' have aiso been revised as Illustrated. i 3i'i if; IL r' 0 oËiod ra jL~E~C.1 Z~AL mm ~i~I Rocd tb.t Cro. e n etITN T CLOMe  ~ ' ROU E W olt0 Dss -7 fs7wl ite et.57M go' r VIS Stee z ra.'iraaops ROT 'C' S"]ulLg IA Dus tre s.m .~ NCr av 9 y ?~'~ t Nom J b - pat4 St. ~i r i lu t yf ly£ gr$ y . . ' Moi L Street C'nt CE, Cr Ci Av* CY« % % % 1 en If you have any questions regarding the above, please contact Mr. Wm. D. Gryiis at 668-5803. ' R.A. KUWAHARA, P. Eng., Director of Publ ic Works. M M P ROFESSIONAL Dry Ceaning Same Day Service Alterations and Repairs K &M CLEANERS' 112 COLBORNE ST. W., WH ITBY 668-2831 @mý Fi \ Duxias *1 m 1 I d %- la l"m ! 6j Il u à, 11 Il