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Page 4, Whitby Free Pross, Wednesday, August 1 Ï, 1994 advermsemêlt Siefjly elwcious Recently opened, The Conery is an old-fashioned ice cream parlour owned and operated by Whitby rosidents Tim and Val Robert. Bubble gum, cotton candy and peanut butter chocolate are only a few of the 20 flavours that will thrill the kids. More tmaditional flavours such as pralines and cream, swiss mocha and butter pecan are also available as well as milkshakes, sundaes and banana splits. The ice cream cakes and pies, macle rght at the parlour, covered with sinfuli toppings, are out of this world and more than competitively priced. 1Coming this September, a lunch menu will be oftered for the students of adjacent schools. With.seating inside and out, The Conery is a comfortable and pleasant place to spend a little time and Vl enjoy an ice cream. nI1eConery alld.-3"i Old Fashioncd Ice Creamn Parlour ý«nS 269 vihe lv , îWhllitby - (905) 6837 Trailfnding appro ved remarks FROM PAGE)1 of Crombie's final report of the Royal Commission on the Future of the Toronto Waterfront, which recomnimended a trail set in a green way. 'II think this trail will ho un- like any othor in tho world," Crombie told a crowd of about 30 people enjoying the morning sun- shino on tho patio behind the banquet hall. «It's not just for hikors and bikers and recreation," he said. "It brings with it people work- ing together for the environmient, tourism, economic dovelopment and cultural issues.» Whon completed the trail will link 160 natural areas, 126 parks and promenades, 67 marinas and yacht clubs, plus hundreds of historic places, fairs, musoums, art gallories and festivals in a continuous ribbon along the Lake Ontario shore., The province is providing $8.6- million in funding for the trail and associated waterfront pro- joects, with local partners contri- buting more than $16 million to the $251-million overaîl cost. Durng his remarks, Herrema admitted ho had doubts about Crombie's ability to make the trail a reality. "Your prsistenco has shown us how t ho privato and gublic sectors can work together, said Horrema. "People want something besidos roads and subwavs. This projoct will enhance the region." Ie~ participation of not only the private sector, but local ser- vice clubs and onvironmental groups was noted b y Edwards. Officiais from Co-Steel Lasco and Dupont Canada were on hand for the ceremony, as were represontatives of the Thickson's Wroods Heritage Foundation, Kiwanis and Rotary clubs.' 7%e two companles have sig- ned long-term lease agemonts with tho Town of Whitby that will allow portions of their lake- front holdings to bo used for the trail. The foundation is seeking funding to pant trees along the Thickson's Woods portion, while the service clubs have plans for projects to complement the trail. «Without their full co-ope- ration and support this prqJect would have died on the vine," said Edwards. "Future generations will bene- fit from this endeavour " ho said. White echoed lËdwards' rWat s pca aotti «anonet is thspcilabt 0 af pnoplehae workedhard toian maeo lt.hs pornof h ater- frone'th poilareaifthe sadWhte.- frot shows whratc an hpten wI hw heapats-cal han provncalgovrtne--locaandh private soctor -- work, together toward common go al.' Mono for the $1.3-million pro- jeet will ho used to construct a trail from, Whitby harbour to the Whitby-Oshawa boundry; the new boat launch off Gordon Streot and future parking facili- ties, plus portions of the -trail in other locations. As part of the funding agree- ment, tho Town is contributing $ 427,290; Durham Region, $7,800; Fisheries and Ocoans ('anada, $110,000 and Co-Steel Costucio will get under- way in'mid-September. Hometown Pringi. Crn.'k IGA 728 Anderson St. Brooklin IGA 64 Baldwin St. 666-9395 4 Whltby Branches to serve you Whithy Town Mortgage & Loan sqâme Centre 3OOardefl St. 15 Thickson Rd. N. 107 Dundas St. E. 601 Dundas St. W. MEDICHAI R, - Wheelchairs & Seating Systems - Scooters, Walkers & Rollors - Power-Lift & Recine Chairs - Bathroom and Safety Products - Aids to Daily Living Products 7i'e 7yî 4 4 6 41 110 DUNLOP ST. E. WHITBY -666-5001 7Toll-Free 1-800-465-5028 0 a Sat. Aug. 27/94 1 Oam to 4pm FAIRVI EW LOlDGE . 632 Dundas St. W., Whitby tIfrmation Desk At Main Entrance) . e. . e E * E Use Town Crier Fred Martin wilI be announcing the events.. BAR BECU E ALL DAY courtesy of the Whitby Fire Department A i IL - Residents will have a craft & woodworking table with )AY many assorted items to be sold. 1:00 - Opening Ceremonies with: *Tom Edwards - Mayor of Whitby * Drummond White *Kate Wheeler & Tom Gibney - C F1 Broadcasters & other personalities 1:00 - Dunk Tank supplied by the Whitby Fire Department RaiIv Rit-i "V' wiII he stnsnorinna achild oare tent providiJg an area for parents t~o change babies, feeding, etc ... with a blow-up fun maze. 0's0*0e0e0 0 e 0e0.0s0e0se e 0 - Whitby MPP Stdo Seve CTVIIE LàýfSH Danc Wods À& TIVIISponsor6ej by qq &pieTyme Corne see the Power Rang ers. Van IHemmen Be sure to bring the children to have their picture taken with them. e ) Tires - Display of mnodel airpianes z ï by Whitby Aero Modellers. - Food Booths * Craft Tables 4, Dunk Tank -Face Painting - Clowns - Children's Games - Petting Zoo -White Elephant Tables - Rides on Whitby Hydro's new 80 ft. AeriaI Boom Truck 1Lot's More! PROCEEDS FROM THIS EVENT WILL GO TOWARDS THE ALZHEIMERS DAY PROGRAMME AND OTHER RESIDENT PROGRAMSU Fairview Lodge Thanks The Advertisers Whose Support Has Made This Ad Possible. The Name You Can trulst Dodld & Souter Decor Centré' Ltd. Broadloom Vinyl Flooring 35th Anniversary 668-2179 104 Byron l.S., Whitby Since 1975 _b:r& "Qouallty Caro for your Peace of Mind" Specializing in early childhood education Harwood Place Malil Corner of EBayly & Harwood Ajax - 427-1663 BROCK PHARMACY LTD. 668-9393 619 Brock St. S. Located in Medical. Centre WPREPARED " 9.1FLlUM W MM A J