The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

WHITY MRE PRESS, 'WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1989, PAGE 17 Access Awareness Week National Access Awareness Week takes place from June 4 to 10 across Canada. Not a fundraising event, the week is designated to focus the attention of individuals,- volun- tary organizations, small busi- GENERAL BIOTORS prsident vocation ceremonies helda h George Peaplples (left) talks with Oshawa Civie Centre on the week- .,,Durhiam Colle e president Gary end. Fe rs ht Moonsky, before the college's con-FrePnpht Obituaries HIERMAN SJOUTWERMJAN Herman John Sjouwerman of Whitby died on Wednesday, Ma ,17 etWitby 'General Hospitai Hèwas 59. -He was born in Amsterdam, *Hoiland, on August 17, 1929, son of Peter Paul and Martha ,Sjouwerman. He married Hen- * 6 Generations of Service, Quality & Trust - Family Monuments - Granite or Bronze Markers - Ccmetery Lettering - Sandblasting Stafford Monuments 318 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-3552 Aftcr Ho urs 668-4460 or 666-1513 I-ome appointments gladly arranged drika Gartsen on October 18, 1949. Before retirement, he was a miliwright mechenic, emnployed by John Mansvllle, Port Union. Mr. Sjouwerman,' a formner resident of Scarborough for 33 years, was a meniber of the Bowmanviile Bonzai Society and Four Aces Dutch Card Club. lie is survived by his mother and wife, daughter Janet -,of Whitby, sons Peter, Frank, John, Robert and Michael of Toronto, four grandchildren, sister Mrs. ieny Fredericks of Milton and broth er Peter of Caledon East. lie was predeceased by his fether. The funeral was held fromn the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel on Friday, May 19, Capt. Doug Butt officiating. Cremation followed. Donations cen býe made to the Canadien Cancer Society. STEFANO COPPOLINO Stefano (Steve) Coppolino of Whitbv died on Friday, May 19, et W1itby General Hospital. Hie was 78. Hie wes born in Milazzo, Itely on November 24, 1910, son of Giuseppe and Stefenia (Men- drizze) Coppolino. lie married Sebastiane (Adriena), and was a resident of Whitby since 1963. Mr. Coppolino wes employed et Sklar Furniture for 12 years. He retired in 1975. He is survived by wife Adr-iana Perroni, sons Joe of Italy, Saini of Whitby and Michael of Whitby, daughters Nuccia of Italy, Rina (Mrs. Plowright) of Whitby and Lucy (Mrs. Shaw) of Whitby, and Marcella Coppolino of Toronto. He is aiso survived by il grand. children and one great-grend- chiid. The funeral was heid from the W.C. Town Funeral Chape',on Tuesday, May 23, Father Jo5-eph Murphy officiating. Intermnrt et Resurrection cemetery. nese, corporations, labor and governments on the improve- -ment of access for ail people with disabilities. For information cali 8799. 1-964- Vandermneer's V Annuals and Perenniais ~ ~N Quality, Selection, Value 0,NW over 5W0 varieties to brighten your house and garden. A Large Selection 0f Impatiens W & Begonias (always available) Impatiens $ 15.00 per fiat (40 plants per fiat) Begonias $ 12.00 per fiat (32 plants per fiat) PEIRNNIALS Ha: Ba fi Ir Peonies Special $5.25' .1Reg. $6.50 Daylilies Specicd $2.OO0 Rg. $3.95 More Than 100 Varieties To Choose From nging Peat Mossi ,skets 4 eubic ft. bale ii! MO rom $5,e95 l .75 Fresh Sod Availae 'I Landscape: Design and installation Service Available *1*11 414 Ifilîl !'414I~-l i Cfp? ,I,~1tek ~ %T