PAGE 8, WEDNESDAY. MARCI 26. 1986 WIITBY FREE PRES Whitby Theatre converted into dance hall less than a month, wlth the installation of a 2,000 watt sound system and 32,000 watts of lights, Whitby's new teenage dance hail, The Playground, wlll be k:par amed Due to expanded services ln the communlty Para.Med now requires. Qualffied applicants wlll recelve the followng: eCholce of hours and asslgnments *Training and Insorvice *interostlng assignments For further Information, please contact Nursing Supervisor 433-7600 9-5, Mon. - Fil. SOHEDULE "A" SEnvronmental Asse'ssment SBoard EP-85-06 ENVIRONM ENTAL ASSESSMENT BOARD N THE MATTER 0F Sections 32 and 33 of the En- vironmental Protection Act, (R.S.0. 1980, Chapter 141>, as amended -and- N THE MATTER 0F an application by Decom Medical Waste Systema mnc. for a Certifîcate of Approval for a new pathologîcal waste transfer station to be Iocated on Sunray Street, ln the Town of Whitby (more particularly described as Part of Lot 22, Concession 1, Town of Whltby, and Lots 9 and 10Oin Plan M-i1204) NOTICE 0F PUBLIC HEARING TAKE NOTICE that the Environmental Assessment Board has appointed TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1986 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the commencement of a public hearing f0 be held ln the Councll Chambers, Town of Whitby, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. The purpose of this hearing Is f0 receive evidence wlth respect f0 this proposai an-d f0 obtain the vlews of the public, sojbtat the Board can make recommendatIons to tite Ministry of the Environ- ment. Submlssions may be made ln person at the hearing, either oraily or ln writing. The Board wilt not consider any submissions regarding the proposai af ter the hearlng has been closed. Documents regarding this proposai will be avaitable for examinat ion and Inspection during normal business hours ln the off ice of the Clerk of the Town 0f Whitby and at the Environmental Assessment Board, 5th Floor, 1 St. Clair Avenue West, Toronto, Ontaro. EXPLANATORY NOTE The proposed waste disposaI site Is to receive pathologicai waste and pharmaceuticais for trans- shipment f0 disposai sites in Cleveand, Ohio and Gatineau, Quebec. The waste disposai site is f0 conslst of a biomedicai waste transfer station located on 2 acres of land and Is f0 receive and transfer approximately 50 tons per day of Type A PathologIcal Waste, Type B Institutional Waste and Pharmaceufical Wastes. The transfer station wilI also Include a facillty for the washing and disinfecting 0f vehicies whIch are used f0 coilect and transport the wastes f0 the transfer station. After washing, and disinfection, the collection vehicles witi be parked ouf of doors at the transfer station. There wili be no provision for storage of waste at the site and ail transfer will be direct truck f0 truck transfer of waste within the transfer ýstation. ýDATED AT TORONTO _FEBRUARY, 1986. THIS 24TH DAY 0F Yvonne T. Fernandes Hearings Registrar1 By MIKE JOHNSTON Free Press Staff The inside doesn't look like a nlghtlub yet, what with the bare walis and the three tier con- crete floor, but in a littie rocking. The ides to turn the Whitby movie theatre into a nlghtclub catering to teenagers was brouglit to the attention of Bob Longmulr, owner of the Whitby Theatre. "The boys wanted to Jesse the building from me but they had no money, but it was a good ides," said Mr. Longmuir who has owned the building for the last five yesrs. "'At first I had thouglit of offices and retail stores but' downtown Whitby is dying. Just look at the office building across from the post office, three floors of office space and no one to rent them. " He said lie became convinced the idea would work while at a MacDonalds restaurant on a Saturday niglit. The place, according to Mr. Longmuir was packed with teenagers wesring earphones listening to music. "So why can't they be Whifby Glus Softbol Associatin (formerly W.G.AA.) REP. TEAM TRYOUTS PLACE: Durham Coliege Sports Complex 200 Simcoe St.N. Oshawa, Ontario DATE: Friday, April 4,1986 TIME: 6:30p.m. - 8:00Op.m.or Squirts (10, il yrs old as of Jan. 1186) 8:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. for Novice (Il2, 13 yrs old as of Jan. 1186) There wIlI bo a second try out ai a later date. There wlII be an additionaI fee charged 10 play Rsp. Balil. PLAYERS MUST BE AVAILABLE WEEKENDS For addît lonal Information cait Dave Murray 668-6582 THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 77DU) 0F DURHAM DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional Municipaiity of Durham Is considering A PROPOSAL TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN The amendment proposes f0 change the criteria under which rural non-farmn residential clusters may be Identified by the ares munlclpaiity and provide guidelines for their deveiopmenf. This would allow for minor extensions f0 nodes and clusters If deemed appropriate by the respective area municipal Council. ln order fo assist ln the evaluat ion of the proposed amendment, the public Is Invited to provide input by way of submissions fo the Regions Planning Depart ment. Information related to the proposed amendment is avaliable ln the offices of the Planning Depar- tment, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ont ario Li N 6A3 or by calling Mr. Larry Kotseff, M.C.t.P. Plan- ning Department, 416) 668-7731. Submissions concerning the proposed amen- dment must be forwarded f0 the Commissioner of Planning, at the above-noted address, and must be received no later than Frlday, Aprii 25,1986. Please inciude your address and telephone num- ber in any submissions made. File No. 86-20/0 Marie Hubbard Chairman, Planning Committee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P. Commissioner of Planning behind me if this is going to work. ' "I think the parents will like the ides of their kids in amongst other kids in their own age group," he said. Mr. Longmuir said the club will try to suit the 17 to 19 age group while entertaining the 14 to 16 age group as well. Bouncers will be walklng the floors and a no drugs and alcohol rule "I be strictly en- forced. "The Playground will have the same effects as a professional, licensed night club, not a stupid little klds dance," said Mr. Longmnuir. He added that times haven't changed much since he was a teenager in Scotland. "It's atili boy meets girl, girl meets boy," he said. Future plans for the Playground cail. for videos and band con- tests. The club can also be rented for an evening by calling 430-1400, Compete Beauty Service. From Head to Toe Hair, Nails, Makeup, Colour Analysis and Muoh More "The Place Friends Recommend" LA CONTESSA BEAUTY LOUNGE 119 GREEN ST., WHITBY 668-9262- in here (The Playground) where they are off the streets," he said. Plans for the Playground include two floors for dancing, with the top floor being designated for seating and the music wlll be provlded by a disc jockey. Dave Lilly, the manager, said lie hopes to bring in a band every fifth week. l'Right, now we're looking at opening Frlday and Saturday niglits. We'll see how the demand is before we decide to grow beyond that," said Mr. Lilly. While the club is ten- tatively set to open fromn 8:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m., the later hour shouldn't cause problems, accor- ding to the owner. "The Ajax and Oshawa bus routes will run tili 12:30 p.m. and the kids can always leave esrly," said Mr. Longmnulr. III need the parents The Playground is the latest nightclub to open in Whitby. Housed in the old Whitby Theatre building, The Playground will cater to teenagers, with no alcohol served. Seen here are manager Bob Lilly and owner Bob Longmuir. The club is set to open April 18. Free Press Staff Photo1 MMW *FONDUE MEAT eSPICE BEEF 1