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PAGE 18, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26,1978. WITY FIREE PRESS OBITUARIES, Apî 22 at the Dr. J. 0. ERNEST IAIRLOWRuddy Hospital ah the age of A sonl of the late Albert Ernesf Walter Harlow, 708, Henry Harlow and Emnma Dundas SUrMetWest, die Jane Lamborn. he was born e'LOSTdQk< bfridhotw~tunq rmp rir -fte am bguaanteed 15fU nmnt eLasTa byMm JAMES PRENTICE, OPTICIAN 1 400-A- DUNDAS 'ST. (AT -KENT) 666 - 1646 WHITBY HOURS: Mon. - Fi. Oum - bpm Sat. Oum - 4pm at Margate, Kent, Englanti. HIe came tô WhitbY 76 rears aoand attended sa mI ee of a miitary band in thc First World War, and a mIner o! varous loca bands in- the Whitby area. *He worked as a blacksmith and machinist at Ontario Malleable Iron and General Motors iq Oshawa before retiring 14years ago. HIe was a member of AU Saints' Anglican Church. Mr. Harlow is survived b his, wife Uic former Doa Ueng ';tinney, whom he -married at Toronto, Feb. 22 17 t wosonsWalter and Jame;g wodaghtcrs, Mrs. JOh ýEans (Margaret). Mrs. Donald Olynyk (Mildired> and Mns., Gerld We qlsh (Jane>;- one brother, Victor and one sister, MMs Earl È;eed'(Béatrice)* 14 grandchildren and three great grandchlldren. The Vuneral was held April 25 at W. C. Town Funeral Chape1 Rev. J.A. Roney of AU i ats' Church officiat- inàg. Interment followèd in Uniion Cemetery, Oshawa. I ceased by tîve sisers andi tWo brotiers. The f uneral was neld Ari!*î 24 at W., C. Town Funeal Chape, Rev. John Smith Mf st. ak's Church officiat- ing. Benevolent Rebekah Lod$e No. 132 held a special servie Sunday. Internent was in Groveside Cemetery, Brooklin. 9Kat.6 7ka I ELSI LINNER UTDGGR TIPS Elsie. Lintner, 409 Perry Street, died Avril 21 at Uic Dr. J.O. Ruddy Hospital at the age-ocf 83. A clâughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Stead she was born at Little Cataiina, Newfoundland, March 4, 1895. Mrs. Lintner had lived 60 years in Whitby. She was a member of St. Mark's United Church, Whitby, April 2 1923. She is also survived b' five sons, Ron of Oshawa and Tod Alvin, Don and Douglas of *hitby,; wo 4aughters,' Mrs. Robert Leyden (Helen) of Oshawa -and Mrs. Bud Pipher (Mary),of Whitby; 17 ggrandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Mrs. Lintner is survived also by two sisters, Mrs. Guy Nowe (Maude) - of Wnniegand Mrs. Robert Boyles (Theresa) of St. John's Nfld. and one brother, Herbert, oI Toronto. Slie was prede- "-~r Bo(rIM6 ACCIPEIJTS ARE CAUSEVO VOVER - LCACIN6, IMPRPER IJss COMMON SENSE WHBPJ LOAOING5 ýVIJR Q"T. TSHOUI.,QN'T TAKCE TO0NG TcV Oscôvs HOW TO TP/M THE LCAV 60 THATr THE SOA«r RIDES LEVEL W~ THE WAMER. SPwEND 15 MINUTES* WITH us TOMORUOW AND -FINI) OUT WAT 15 GOING ON EN DURHAM! Morning Reports .6:20 &- 7:*20 Weather, -Sports and News For May, our Service Department wiII give.your vh'cie a tborog check for experts safety $1025 We will check-the stearing, brakes and battery, mirrors and headlights, -tires, horn, Windshield 'wipers and washers, glass, exiâust system, rear 1I1ights, turn sign'ais, warning flashers and side marker lights. Give usa ou e t 66485 for a tise cuveaibm for you 1350 TII OSHAWA STATION ç ~ CORPORATION -0F THE TQWN 0F WHITBY 1PROCLAMATION TA"E NOTICE that the Council of the ToWn of Wtltby hereby proclaims the period of May lat tW May 7th, 1978 as "8Mental Eçl~ath -Week" in and for the Town of whltby. The, theme of Mental Healtb Week ib tis year la "Give something of yourseif, it's good for your mental healtbp1" and aU citizens of the Town are reminded of the work of the Durham Mental Health Association. DATED at the Town of Whitby this 26th day of April, A.D.ý J.C. Gartshore, MA&YOR. FOR THE BEST DEALSYT SEE Bill Whitehnuse k ~668-5846ý Gus BROWN MOTORS SERVICE SPECIALI YETý *&le"