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Pl"AGE 2p WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1979, WHITBY FREE PRESS JVhiby, lawyer on Durham College board Whitby lawyer, Nigel Schilling, is a new member of the Durham College Board. of Governors, apponted by the Council of Regents for a four-year term. He is a graduate of the Univertsity of Toronto and * Osgoode Hall Law School and bas practiced law in Whitby for 10 years. He attended Whitby District Higli School (now Henry High) and was chosen * as valedictorian of his graduatmng class. From 1961 to 1964 he at- tended York College of the University of Toronto and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree. He received his LLB degree from Osgoode Hall Law Sehool in 1967, and was, called to the Bar on March. 21, 1969. He grad- uated in the top 10 per cent of his Bar Admission class at Osgoode Hall, in 1969. From 1971 to date he bas been an active member of the Legal Aid Area Committee. Mr. Schilling has also been, an active member of the Ontario County (now Durham Region) Law Association, and in 1978-79 is a director and chairman of the pro- ceedure committee. Mr. Schilling bas been involved in many commun- ity organizations during the past 10 years. From,1969 to 1972 he was a director of the Whitby Chamber of Commerce. From 1969 to date lie bas been an active member of Childrens Wear & Fine Linens LAST 4-DAYS 0F OUR SALE!' T-Shirts O - 6X $0 T-Shirts Snows Dresses 0- 24mi Dresses iths 7 -14-$8 s- 30% off P/ Price 2-ý14 $1300 Many more instore 10% Off Ail Sales Over $5,00 With '3aby-Bonus Cheque DnRuna St. W., Whby668660 103a DOn Reulart.ri.ed Merchand6se At the 4 Corners in DOWNTOWN WHITBY' Mon. - Sat. 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Fri. 9:30 A.M. tri 9 P.M. the Whitby Jaycees, held executive of fices and chaired many projeets sucli as the County Town Carnival and Santa Claus parades. In 1975 lie was awarded a Senatorship and life membership in Jaycees International. In 1976-77 lie was legal counsel to the Central Region Jaycees, and 1977-78;- National legal counsel to the Canada Jaycees. From 1971, to 1974, Mr. Schilling was a director of the Whitby Historical Society. From 1971 to 1976 he was chairman of the Whitby chapter of the Ontario Heart Foundation. In 1973-74 he was chairman of the Peter Perry Award Committee of the ChamblBr of Commerce. Since 1969, Mr. Schilling has *been a member of the Whitby Rotary club and is active on several committees..- From 1975 to 1977 he was President of Whitby Arts Inc., and was awarded an honorary life membership in 1977. He is presently active as past president and board member of Whitby Arts. From 1973 to 1975, he was active with . the Pickering Rod and Gun Club during the summer months. For the past 20 years, Mr. Schilling has been active politically and held various offices at local riding levels. Malta. Club. Valentmne's dane is Feb. 3 The Malta Social Club of Durham Region wilI hold a VaIentirie's Dance at the Knights of Columbus Hall, Brock Street North, Feb. 3 from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. There will be music and snacks available. For tickets cal 668-5335 or 668-9288. NIGJELTouSCHILING Reduced'se'wer rat .e approved for -corridor by regional coundil Corridor residents in the Kendalwood-Applewood area will be allowed to hook up to regional sewers for a $150 fee until April 30, reg- ional council decided last Wednesday. About 200 homeowners are affected by the ruling. Tliey have been waiting for sewers for up to 10 years. After April 30, the regular $750 fee will be charged for sewer hookups. The council agreed to accept the propo- sal from the Town of Whitby that the 200 homeowners have the reduced rate, because the delays in sewer construction were caused by 98 BROC K ST. N. WH4ITBY HELDOEF BY POPLA DEMAND TWO CAN EAT FOR THE PRICE 0F ONE FOR TWO MORE SUNDAYS ON LY FEB. 3rd & lOth. BUY ONE VEAL CUtLET for $5.95 Includes Salad or Tomatào Juice, Baked Pot- atoes with sour cream and chives.R Is Butter. Pickles and O lives. NO PREFERRÉED CUSTOMER CARDS PLEASE OTHEK LOCATIONS WATERLOO LONDON TArlI governments and not the homeowners. As part of the agreement, the Town of Whitby will forward $176,000 from its reserve fund and this amount plus $174,000 that the affe.-c.,d homeowners have paid over the past 10 years in taxes will allow the region to boost rates for regional rate- payers by only a nominal amount to pay for the hookups. Councillor Gerry Emm and Mayor Jim Gartshore, '., asked council to said they were very pleased with the resuits .0f last week's meeting. DEATHS MAIRY MARGARET ATKINS At the Oshawa General Hos- pital on Sunday; Jan. 21, 1979, Mary Margaret Barker (of Whitby), beloved wife of Josephi Atkins, dear mother of Mrs. Margaret Foreman (of Oshawa) and Kenneth of Fredericton, N.B., dear sister of Mrs. G. Parrott (Dorothy, Little Britain, Frank of Toronto, Robert of Pickering. Loved by six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren in her 75thi year. Rested at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, for service in the chapel on Thursday, Jan. 25, Cremation. Minister the Rev. J. Craig. HOIRRIE THOMPSON Horrie Thompson of Scar- borougli beloved husband of Dot Lowe and father of Judy Byrnes, Dodiç Brown and son of Fred Thompson, and grandfather of eight. Died Sunday, Jan. 28. Funeral service aI. Griffin-Mack Funeral Home, Main and Danforth.' Burial Wed. Jan. 31 aI. il a.m. Will be the greatest glî t remenIbered by ail his family. ;uits and Coal