PAGE 12, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1988 Heritage Days on Sept. 10 and 17 Several events, including a corÎ roast and display of ciassic cars, will be held Saturday, Sept. 10 and Saturday, Sept. 17 to mark Heritage Days in doWntown Whitby. Organized by the Whitby Downtown Business Improve. nient Area (BIA), events on the first- Saturday include a quilt show at the library, apple pie baking contest at Pearson Lanes, artifact and craft dispiays at the Bank of Commerce, ld-fashioned portraits at the IGA plaza, face painting at the Whitby Hydro bil1ing, corn roast at IGA plaza, heritage awards at the Bank of Commerce, Bob Mooney's Diieland Band at the Bank of Commerce, historical waiking tour from the corner of Byron and Elm streets, and Victorian tea party at the- former Whitby library building. Events on the second Saturday include the presentation of thé- restored Trémaine map of old Ontario (1860), a display of a newly restored stained glass window, presentation of a l9th century architecture and st.yles in Durhamn Region, announcement of design award winners (ail at the library); classic vehicle display in the Perry St. parking lot, pioneer crafts and smocking demonstrations, quilting and needlework demonstrations on Dundas St. E., and historical walking tour. LASCO berrn test resuits released PROM PAGE 3 construction of the berm. The longterm effect will be positive, both in relation to the adjacent industrial lands and the Crystal Beach community." However, some area residents have voiced concerns, especially with the possibility that an environmental hearing may not be heid. LASCO bas no problem with a hearing. 'We're folowing the guidelines for public participation programs," said Deeth. "We received 17 responses out of 4,000 (information packets sent out), and that's average. LASCO feels we need more responses from people, and we will be having an open bouse in October." "Our policy has been complete openness, and we want you (the public) here," he said. With tests proceeding the way they have thus far, Deeth expects either an approvai. or hearing in the spring of 1989. 'The public has lots of time. We're not pushing this through," said Deeth. "The ratepayers wanted the (experimental) bermn." The berm is a means for the disposaI of car shredder' waste created in the processirîg of cars for use in steel production. It is to be landscaped when completed to provide the additional use as an esthetic barrier between LASCO and area residents. The berm was started in August of 1987. Local candidates for future federal election ONTARTO RIDINO (Ajar, Pickerlng& South Whltby) PC-- Rane Sautens of Ajax NDP-- Jim Wiseman of Ajax Liberal- No candidate as yet DURHLAM RIDING (Uxbrldge, 5augog& NewcasteNaSth Whltby, North Oshawa) Liberal - Doug Mofratt, Kendal Greens -Harold Tausch, Port Perry PC__ -Ross Stevenson, Larry McLean seldng nomination Sept. 12. Liberal - No candidate as yet Applications for election officiais Whitby residents are invited to appiy for positions as election officiais for the municipal elections to be held on Monday, Nov. 14. The Town of Whitby clerk's department requires deputy returning officers, poil clerks and election assistants for the fal municipal elections. Election offliciais will be paid for their assistance. Duties will include attendance at an instructional lecture prior to election day and pick-up and delivery of election materials. Anyone interested in serving as an election official is invited'to compiete an application form found at the' Whitby municipal building and other public buildings in the town or cail the cierk's department at 668-5803 to have a form mailed out. Coming September 10 Downtown Heritage Day GOLDEN GATE RESTAURANT ' CHINSE FOD BFFETDAIL (Salad Bar Included) BIG FEAST IN LITTLE CHINA (more than 50 items to choose from for dinner) Dine in and take away service. 107 BROCK ST. S., WHITBY L 668-2222 1~ *,TM Junior Dance Division 4001 Now taking applications fo& the faîl Tap, Jazz , Ballet,- National, Acrobatic and Creative lst, Lesson Free New This Fali'Dirty Dancin' Classes (better than the movie) NOW OPEN Genilemen's Choice Men's Hairstyling CHILDREN WELCOME Jim 370 Brock St. S. Tues. - Fr1. 9-6, IGA Plaza, 431 Sat. 8-5, Closec Fernando 0-3233 1 Mon. Change in school cost The Durham Board of Education on Monday night ratified a change order to pay an extra $9,000 for work done on Pringle Creek Public Schooi more than a year ago. The pri ce for the work, excavation to upgrade a sewer connection, was in dispute and a settlement was finally reached in Juiy of this year. The work invoived an additional inspection manhole which the Town required adjacent to the building. That resulted -in a trench 13 feet deep (to the street line), rather than a normal depth of four feet. FA-LL CLASSES IN WHIITBY Te Studio of Dance & Perfornilng Arts 307 Brock St. N. Whlitby Artistic Director: JNTA LEJA ALLET e JAZZ e TAP * MODERN 3 YEARS AND UP REGISTRATION: SAUG. 3lst. 5-9pm SEPT. 7& 85-9pmn Examinat ions by the îý Royal Academy of A Dancing and the i lÀtperiaI Society ,-~ Yof Teachers 'J ~ j.~of Dancing at Registration For information cati: HomeT KdsDaofteTrue 666-1528performing and competing in Canada & the US a m --a Ir «--.i