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PAGE 16, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1987 Brooklin library course II ié II.I 111 The Brooklin Library, in co- operation with International Training in Communication, is sponsoring a six-week program in speech dynamics. It starts Thurs~day morning Sept. 24, from 9:30 - 11:30 and continues for the next five Thursday mor- nings. Call the library for infor- mation about the course and register soon. It is preferred that registration be completed before Sept. 12. Call 655-3191. Obituaries George (Geordie) Leo Hall of contractor, Mr. Hall lived in Whit- Whitby died at Toronto Western by for seven years. He was a for- Hospital on Wednesday, September mer member of the Whitby Legion 2, 1987. He was 53. Branch 112. He was bornon February 4, 1934, He is survived by his wife and in Chatham Head, New Brunswick, Joanne Roberta Hall. son of. Robert Joseph and Sarah Father Murphy conducted the Johannah (McCintish) Hall. funeral at St. John's the Evangelist He married Phyllis Theresa Me- Church on Sept. 5. Interment at Cann oncApril 9, 1963. A general Resurection Cemetery. IPROTECT THOSE YQU LOVE Death is unavoidable, but it is possible to protect the bereaved from unnecessary suffering. Prearranging and prepaying for your funeral saves loved ones from decisions and financial deliberations when ONTARIOFUNERAL SERVCE ASSOCIATION they are already under great stress. Arranging now means Yoi inake the choices. And if you prepay too, the money is put in trust so that what you select today is paid for tomorrow. It's certainly worth thinking about. Prearranging is simply more thoughtful. !J~I lIN 'I WEARING SOME of the outfits to be shown at the Whitby General Hospital ladies auxiliary fashion show this Sunday are auxiliary president Liz Shepley (1) and model Cherie Hemmingsen and in front of Adventure Classics on Mary St. E. owner Norm Hud- dieston (1) and Dr. Don Shepley. 'Shades of Autuin'will be at Krebs The auxiliary of Whitby General Hospital will be presenting a fashion show with a difference on Youth group auditions for production The Whitby Little Theatre Youth group will be holding auditions for their Christmas production, 'You're a Good Man Charlie Brown,' this week. Six leads and additional speaking and dance parts are available for people aged 12 and over. Those auditioning should have a song prepared. Auditions will be held at the theatre located in the Centennial Building at 416 Centre St. S. on Saturday, Sept. 12 at 10 a.m. and on Monday Sept. 14 at 7 p.m. Those .attending are asked to en- ter the theatre through the stage door. Sunday. "Shades of Autumn"-will take the form of a luncheon and fashion show featuring fashions from Brooklin Village Shoppe and Tilley Endurables. For the ladies, there will be smart fashions for all oc- casionsfrom the Brooklin shop and the gentlemen will be shown the latest in adventure classics cour- tesy of Tilley, of the Pearson Lane boutique. The show will take place on Sun- day, Sept. 13 at Krebs Restaurant starting at 12:30 p.m. Tickets, at $15 each will include the luncheon and fashion show and are available at Middleton's Stationery, Peacock Family Sport, the hospital gift shop or by calling 668-1703 or 666-2093. E AC mem bers resign ... FROM PAGE 1 because of the incident. He did not attend the press conference held two weeks ago. The other vice president, Rowell, has been described by Fox as "overly ambitious" and seeking Tory support for her bid to run as trustee in the next election. Flewelling agreed with Fox that the committee name should not have been associated with a political party. He said the political party. He also said the Education Action Committee has folded. "We will not allow it to carry on under that name," he said. But that claim and others were disputed by Rowell. Rowell, who had stated at the press conference that she was onlyY supporting Ball as an individual and not on behalf of the committée as a whole, repeated that'position Tuesday. She described the resignations of Fox and Flewelling as "over- reaction," and said the commit- tee's name was included in the ad only as part of a list of "things I do. "That's just a list of credentials, that's all," she said. Rowell admitted she has been asked to run as trustee in the next election and "I am considering it," but added that there is "no way" she would receive Conservative support. She said Fox and Flewelling have also expressed political ambitions at the board or municipal level. She said the resignations of the two doesn't mean the Education Action Committee will cease. "It's valid and it's going to do good work'this year," said Rowell, "T'm not a quitter." Ed Buffett, campaign manager for Ball, says that Fox had given, permission to use his name in the advertisement and he knew that a photo would be used. Buffett says that Fox's request, that his title as committee president not be in- cluded in the ad, was honored. Meanwhile Rowell gave permission to use her title in the ad, says Buf- fett. Correction A headline in last week's issue in- correctly implied that the Education Action Cominittee sup- ported Conservative candidate Stephanie Ball. The headline should have stated that members of the committee were personally endorsing the can- didate. The Free Press wishes to apologize for the incorrect im- plication. W. C. TOWN FUNERAL CHAPEL FUNERAL DIRECTORS JOHN R. TOWN JAYNE LANGLOIS - TOWN 110 Dundas East 668-3410 INSURA NCE COSTS SOARING!! Before you renew your Auto or Home Insurance Call and Compare... For a complete insurance review, Call and arrange a mutually convenient appointment... Of course there is no obligation PETER DILELLO 24 RESOLUTE CRESCENT, WHITBY 666-2090 AUTO-HOME-LIFE-GROUP-DISABILITY-RRSP THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 777D») OF DURHAM DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE A NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of The Regional Municipality of Durham proposes to pass a by-law to stop up and close part of the highway known as Du'rham Regional Road No. 26 (Thickson Road) being certain lands acquired for the widening thereof which lands are located at the south east corner of Thickson Road North and Crawforth Street in the Town of Whitby, in the Regional Municipality of Durham. AND NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of The Regional Municipality of Durham proposes by the aforesaid by-law to authorize the sale of a part of the stopped up and closed highway to the owner of the lands abutting same. The portion of the highway proposed to be stopped up and closed is located at the south east corner of Thickson Road North and Crawforth Street in the Town of Whitby, in the Regional Municipality of Durham and is shown as Parts 16 and 17 on a Plan'of Reference deposited in the Land Registry Office for the Land Titles Division of Durham (No. 40) at Whitby as Number 40R-10322. The proposed by-law and a copy of Plan 40R-10322 may be seen at the Clerk's Department of The Regional Municipality of Durham, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. At its meeting to be held in the Council Chambers, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario on Weanesday the 7th day of October, 1987, the Council of The Regional Municipality of Durham will hear any person who claims that his land will be prejudicially affected by the by-law and who applies to be heard. DATED at Whitby, this 3rd day of September, 1987. C. W. LUNDY, Regional Clerk w ; -4 fi