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Obituaries WALTER BROWN Walter M. Brown of Whitby died at Whitby General Hospital on June 1, 1987 in his 75th year. He was born on February 24, 191j, in Whitby, son of Alexander and Sarah (Malyon) Brown. He married Catherine on March 6, 1937. He retired in 1976 after working in the material handling depar- tment of General Motors. He was involved with Whitby hockey from 1925 to 1960. During his playing days with the Whitby in- termediate team, he was known for his powerful wrist shot which was feared by opposing goaltenders, according to one longtime friend. He was also known for his love of the outdoors, and his favorite pur- suits were gardening, hunting and fishing. He is survived by his wife, daughter Bonnie, son Melvin, d.aughter-in-law Ruth and gran- dsons Paul and Michael. He was predeceased by son Ed- ward Thomas, brothers William, George and Jack and sisters Maud, Minnie and Lottie. The funeral service, conducted by Rev. Brian Gee, was held from the W.C. Town Funeral Home on June 4, 1987. Interment in Mount Lawn Cemetery. SHEILA GOODE Sheila Margaret Goode of Burlington, a former Brooklin resident, died on May 27, 1987 at McMaster University Hospital in Hamilton. She was born in Toronto, daughter of Noble and Mary (Cummings) Shayer. She married Edward (Bud) Goode. She lived in Whitby and Brooklin for 40 years. Mrs. Goode was a member of St. Thomas Anglican Church in Brooklin. She is survived by sons Barry and Andrew and daughter Mary Lou (Mrs. Conant). She was prèdeceased by her husband. . The funeral service was held May 30 from St. Thomas Church, Rev. Ivan Dyer and Bishop Taylor Pryce conducting. Interment at Groveside Cemetery, Whitby. JAMESHARDER James Byron Harder of Whitby died on June 5, 1987 at Whitby General Hospital. He was in his 72nd year. He was born in Sidney Township on August 2, 1915, son of Walter and Blanche (Harry) Harder. He married Thelma May in 1944. He was an employee of Stokely Van Camp, both in Trenton and Whitby, for 38 years. He retired in 1980. He served Sidney Township for 22 years as either clerk or councillor and was a former reeve. He wrote, in 1967, a book about the township. He was a member of the Masonic Order Belleville Lodge 123 and a member of the Whitby Seniors Ac- tivity Centre. He was awarded the Centennial Medal in 1967, Queen's Jubilee Award in 1977 and Ontario Bicentennial Medal ini 1984 for con- tributions to community service.' He is survived by bis wife, sons Roger of Brampton and Bian of Stirling and :!aughter Dianne (Mrs . Brian Redick) of Whitby ànd eiitgrandchildren. Aso survived by brothers Douglas of Blackwater, Harrison of Maitland, Winfield of Sidney Town- ship, Walter and Richard of Calgary, and sisters Rena (Mrs. Cunningham) of Ameliasburg, Rita (Mrs. Drew) of Calgary and Nettie (Mrs. Larson) of St. Louis, Mo. Predeceased by sister Clara (Mrs. Hoskin) of Belleville. The funeral service was held from the W.C. Town Funeral Home in Whitby on June 8, 1987, conduc- ted by Rev. Brian Gee of St. Mark's United Church and assisted by Rev. Francis Cook of Cookstown. Inter- ment at Groveside Cemetery. EDITHA RIEGERT Editha Erika Riegert of Whitby died on May 20, 1987 in her 53rd year. She was born in Poland on Oc- tober 11, 1934, daughter of Mathilda (Gertz) Wolfram. She lived in Whitby for 15 years. She worked at the Dominion Mushroom Farm. She is survived by her mother, spouse Stanley Yacobosky, daughters Trudy (Mrs. Hawkins) and Alice and son Karl. Also survived by biothers Adolf, Richard, Helmut and Siegmund and sister Aline (Mrs. Fiebiej). Predeceased by brother Edmund. The funeral service, conducted by Rev. John Smith, was held May 20, 1987 from the .W.C. Town Funeral Home. Interment at Pine Hills Cemetery, Scarborough. LESLIE JEFFERSON Leslie (Les) James Jefferson died in Whitby on June 9, 1987 in his 68th year. He was born on April 28, 1920 in Birmingham, England, son of Henry James and Elizabeth Anne Jefferson. A member of the Royal Wor- cestershire Regiment, he served in World War II. He came to Canada in 1956 and had many years em- ployment with Cashway Lumber in Quest will move north FROM PAGE 1 Japan, China and the West Indies in the past year requesting their children be admitted to the school. Al have had to be declined because the school is presently unable to provide them with ac- commodations. Banks met with • architects on Tuesday and after a later meeting with the school's parents' group, will have an idea of when construc- tion of the permanent school building will commence. Quest had an enrolment of 145 students from kindergarten to Grade 13 last year, many coming from as far as Mississauga to the west and Cobourg to the east. Banks anticipates enrolment for the next school year to be from 140- 150. The school is going into its sixth year of operation. "When I started the school from Scarborough I had no idea how suc- cessful it would be," she said. "On- ce it was established for the younger children, there were so many requests to open it up for the senior grades, it has really snowballed." Quest pruchased a 46-acre parcel of land at Highway 2 and Regional Road 23 last year with the inten- tions of relocating the school. However, there were problems with funding for redevelopment of the land. They have since sold the property and used the monies received to purchase the harlander site. paren- ts had raised around $1 million for the original purchase and although this has been used to buy the new land and portable classrooms outright, there remains the question of raising funds for a per- manent building. Banks indicated furnishings from the present site will start' to be moved to the new location on July 1 and all should be in ready when the aew school year starts on Septem- tLr14. Crime Stoppers Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police are asking for the Public's help in solving two armed robberies in Whitby and Oshawa on Friday, May 28 this year. At about 10:45 p.m. two armed men went to the drive thru at Ar- by's on Thickson Rd. and Hwy 2 in Whitby. They pulled a gun on an employee and escaped with an amount of cash. At 11:55 p.m. the same two bandits went to the drive thru at Mc- Donald's on Ritson Rd. S. in Oshawa. They again pulled a gun on an employee and stole cash. They were seen to leave in a dark blue mini van with what are believed to be Quebec licence plates. They are described as: black, male, 5'7"/9" about 20 yrs., medium build, short afro, clean shaven, wore a beige ski jacket with a dark jacket underneath. He covered his face with a blue & white handkerchief. 2. White, male in his 20's, about 6', thin, brown hair and a few days growth of beard. He had a white rag over his face. A re-enactment of the Whitby robbery will be shown on CITY-TV on Thursday, June 18 at 6 p.n. and 10 p.m. It will also be shown on CHEX & CKVR on Friday, June 19. NORTH OSHAWA - RAGLAN $339,000 The address of Contact should have read REMAX CANAAN LAND REALTY INC. REALTOR 55 BALDWIN ST. BROOKLIN. TEL: 655-3309. We apologize for any inconvenience this May have caused.. WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1987, PAGE 27 Ajax. He later worked at Repla Ltd., Ajax, until retiring in 1986. He is survived by wife Margaret, sister Lilian of Coventry, England, brother Dennis of Oshawa, four stepchildren, 13 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. The funeral service was held at the W.C. Town Funeral Home June 11, conducted by Rev. S. Isherwood of St. John's Anglican Church. Cremation followed. SUZANNE MAY Suzanne Lorraine May of Whitby died on May 30, 1987 at Whitby General Hospital. She was in her 44th year. She was born sat St. Catherines General Hospital on April 28, 1944, daughter of Donald Harvey and Myrtle Lorrain (Daboll) Crowe. She married John D. May on Oc- tober 10, 1964 and lived in Whitby for the past 12 years. She was a homemaker and teacher of folk art. She was also a member of Louth United Church in St. Catherines. . She is survived by her husband, daughters Sharla and Paula and her father. She was predeceased by her mother and brother Ralph Crowe. The funeral was held Wednesday, June 3 at the W.C. Town Funeral Home in Whitby, Rev. Brian Gee conducting. Interment at Memorial Gardens. Top patrollers SCHOOL SAFETY PATROL awards of merit were recently presented to Whitby students (front, 1-r) Jennifer Ainley (St.. Theresa), Tracy Roberts (St. Paul's), Robbie St. Pierre (St. John's); (back, 1-r) Janice Murphy (E.A. Fairman); Michael Vasey (Dr. Robert Thornton) and Kelly Quinn (Kathleen Rowe). Free Press photo CORPORATION PLANNING OFTHE DEPARTMENT TOWN OF WHITBY DPàIIN NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Monday, June 29,1987,7:45 p.m. Meeting Hall, Whitby Municipal Building Whitby, Ontario The Administrative Committee of Council will hold a Pubilc Meeting in order to consider an application to amend the Town of Whitby of- ficial-plan, submitted by Arbor Jane Property Limited. The subject property is located In Part of Lot 18, Concession 3, bet- ween Garrard Road and the boundary between the City of Oshawa and the Town of Whitby, as identified on the map below. The purpose of the application is two-fold: 1) to re-designate the north half of the subject property from Indus- trial to Residential to facilitate a recent subdivision/rezoning appli- cation also submitted for the subject property and comprising 137 single detached lots, one block of 45 multiple housing units, one block of 220 apartment units and a local park (this would also en- tail revisions to.the planned collector road network in the area); and, 2) to recognize an additional High Density Residential designation to accommodate the proposed apartment block. The purpose of the meeting is to present the application to the public and the Administrative Commitýee and to permit interested persons an opportunity to make submissions to the applications. If you are unable to attend the meeting, your written submissions may be filed with the Planning Department by July 6,1987. Further information may be obtained by calling or visiting the Plan. ning Department, Level 7, 575 Rossland Road East during regular working hours, (8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) Monday to Friday or may con- tact the Planning Department by telephoning (416) 668-5803. ROBERT B. SHORT Director of Planning Corporation of the Town of Whit by