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WHrrY FREE PIRSS, WED)NPSDAY,* NOVEMBER 27,19 91, PAGE 39 JAMES E. DAW19Ã"N Jamnes E. Dawson oôf Whitby, died on Wednesday -November 20, 1991 at Whitby dveneral Hos- pital. Ho was 82. He was born in Orangeville Ont, on June 17, 1909 son o William and Sara Jane <Huýggin) Dawson. Ho married Mary Donelly on Docember 29, 1930 in Smithville, Ont.dahe He is eurvived by daugte Irene (Mrs. Ivan Groves) of Bur- lington, sons Jim (and hie wife, Ruth) of Oelawa, Ed (and hie wife Mary) of Florida and Larry <and hie -wife.,Linda) of Whitby 10;grandchildren. and nine greàtý- -grandchildren. He ws p>dcese by hIe. wife' TIi.funralsericewas lield.' ai'. St. ,John the Evangelipt Church Whitby: on ,Saturday,. Novemier23,-1991, , Father O'Brien conducing.,,Interment'at. Resurrection Scetery. JOSEPH DESCEAMPS S8H. Joseph *Deschampe' Sr. 'of Wbitby -died 'on IWednesday,' November 20,,1991 at Oshawa General Hospital. Ho was 71. He was biorn in Blind, River Ont, 'on, June *30, -1920, eona Peter 'and Marie-Louis. ý(Boie) Deschamps. He. married -Margaret Potter on ýNovember 22, 1946 in Toronto. A Whitby resident for 3 yeare, Mr. Deschampse was a tractor- trailer driver. J)uring World War 11, h. was a truck driver -in the armny, delivering ammunition te tho front. Ho was a member of tiie Salvation Army. Ho je eurvived blhiý wiffe, daughter Linda uan~ son JoSeph Jr, grandchildrn Shelly, Maranno, Rch.el and William -Jr., brothers Alpiionse and Oscar and sister Catherin. He wuspecae by son Ronald 1 and sifjsters Jean and The funeral s"rvioe waâ held on, November 25, 1991 from W.C. Town- Funeral Chapel., Capt. -Rick Sheasby conducting. JInter- mont at Mount Làwn cemetery. Contributions te .Canaa' Can.cer Society. JOfflN OGG John Bruce Ogg died in Whitby on November 23, 1991. He was 69. ýý.ý! Ho wâs born in Toronto on July! 16,. 1922 son', of John Alexander and 'ida (Làeney) 0~ He was an engineer for im Enorgy of Canada. Ho je survived b hie wife Grace Newton, da ztr Wendy (Mrs. HarrY Cameron) 'andâ Suzanne (Mri., John Scarlett), ail. SEVEN Whitby scouts recentI récei- ved chief scout awards. Above, from' let Whitby scouts "<are,ý (from left), Jonathan. Blight , Marýk McGuir,' of 'Whitby;gandchuldren Shanna, MNcaeVKristan ChM-s Tera, AngieEMaine and g!elisia; brother Gordon and hie wife Rita of'Whitby; frienda Pauline and Gordon and Lieppington'of Scir- borough. The funeral service was te b. conducted by Bey. Bessi. Lante from tii. W.C. Town. Funeèal Chapel on WednesdayNoei ber 27, 191, vp.m.lowed by cremation at Mot Lawn Cro- matorium. Donatione to the Canadian Diabetes Association or Cana-- dian Cancer Society. *1 Christopher, Limhy -and Robin Hal- tii>. B>ow, .from the 7th Whitby scouts,- are« (from left) John Searle, Quinn Bolton and Just.in Diamond. She- is survived by daughters MarYr Lou (Mre. Russell Bennett) of Sîdney, Australia and Patricia (MrS. Çent Làaidlaw) of Burling- ton, 'Ont - son Dr. Brian Jamie- son7 (an1. hie wife iÀnda) of Ottawa; daught.r-in-law Mar- MARJoN JAUMBON Marion Jaieiibn oft",Whi*tl died on S&turdftdà,Nove4iber 2,. 8h. was born on October 25,» 1905 in Mariposa Township daughter of < Hirain Arthur ac Mary Edna (Staples) Rogers. Sho, married William Edgar Jamie-son, on June il, 1938 in Whitbv AW;iiby resident for 60 yoe Mrs. Jamieson was a memrr o of the United Church rder of the Eastern Star andÃ"odCm panions Club., I Obituries -Withyour supp)ort,, canicer canbe CANA béatè.n., sLocmL Please grie. garet (wife of the, late Orville -Jamieson) of Stayneër,,Ont.; sis- ter ShirleiyRow of Toronto; nine grandchildron. and two great- grandchildren. >5he reeted at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby on Sun- day, Novem r24 1991.The funeral service was keld &rm st. Mark's United Church on Mon- day, November 25, 1991.- Inter- ment at Groveside cemetery. Donatione to -the, Heart and Stroke Foundation. 6 Gdierat-ibns of," Service;ý Quality & Trust *'Fanuily Monuments *Granite, or Bronze Markers * Cemeterylettering 0 Sandblasting 'Stafford M onuments 318 Dundas St. E. Whitby 668-3552 After Hours 668-4460 or 666-1513 Home appointmenta gladly arranged Crime Sopea and Durham Regional Police are. asking for the public' l in solving a sexual assault that occurred in Oshawa on Nov. 3. SAt about 5:45 p.m., a femnale left the. Beckere store at 1051 Simcoe St. N. and walked northbounmdin front of the plaza to the south sidewalk of Beatrice St. As the. victim walked east on the south eidewalk toward the. creek, se was grabbedi around' the waist from bohind. ýThe victim was dragged between a fence and. a guardrail and thon down an embanknîent towards the creek beduHa]fway dcown. th e bull, the victim, while etruggling and kicking at'the' suspect was able to break free and get away. The victim suffered a minor injury to her fatce and'was quite ehaken. The suspect je deecribed as male,- White, 59" and flot overly stron , wearing a black- or blue-coloured kà?it balaclava. Crme, Stoppera will pay pt 100 ics or information leadingtothe arreet of the. person involved in the, assault. Have you any idea who this peeo ? Have _y ou any information that you think. might help us? If so, call Crime Stop-~rs Similar cash rewards will.b. paid for information leadLingo, to an arreet in any eerious crime. 1The Durham Regional 'Crime Stoppers hotline ]*s '436-8477. (thaf"s. 436-TIFS), and ie open 24 hoursi per day, seven days per week. The -phono number can b. dialed from moot areas of the region free ofch e If this number i. long isace, you can caiîcoh1ect or cmailthough your local Durbai Regional Police number and ask for Crime Stoppera. Calle will neyertb traced or recorded. You will not b. required to identifr yourself or have to go to court. A re-enactmont of tuis assault will be shown on CITY-TV (channel 57, cable 7) on Thursday Nov. 28 d rfxtiie 6 .m. and 10 p.m. .news. It wiIl also Li ehown on R KT'i again 0urSg the newe