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- If 'à' p Whltby Fr" Pres. Wednesday, Deoember 9. 1992. Page 31 Whtyyouh receive chef scout ,,s award Crime Sto Pper and Durham Regionai Police are.a"dngfor the. publislelp in s.oling a break,' enter and. theftthat occuird inNAax on Tuesday, May 19. Justbeforo 1am. three mais ontered the.Ace Milk Variez store, at 831 Finiey Â. by smmhig ýho ýgiais front door wix a hammier. Mfer gunge the ii upet laced 70 cartons qe.cigarptinogrey bia.ttiatia e " rogitalong for thaturse Poic-bleve that theo tiree. suspecte mot up with a fourth maie-who was 'waiting for tiiem 'in a newer model, r.d, Cheroke. Jeep. Tii. vehicie was last seen driving at higii speed on Banner Dr., ,Suspect #1 is described as maleo'white 5-ft. 10-ms colringtii, dark. hair and aàslim Lilid. Re. had a j2rI wapdaround lus fac,, woro giov es, s ift-iiand.d'an'd was, arpd with a banmer. Suspect 2:is maio, white, 5-ft. 9-mso.,*qed 35 te 40, short, drhrmoustache and a. slira build H was wearing a zippr jacket witii ilgh-ooredbands on the, shoulders.--> PCsp.ct #3,is mal,, white, medium build and brown, busiiy hair. He was wearing a whiite T-shirt, gioves and iiad bis jacket wapd around hiesfae. 'ey u have any information on this or any serious crime, oelil Crime Stopperg. If your information leade te an arrest you could earn a-cash reward ofupt 100. Cailers are nvr asked teidenytxtr emeelveg or te, testify i court. Cail Crime Stopp ers at 436-8477, thatls 436-TIPS. Sergeant Grant Arniold writes this article té iielp combat THE GREEN OFFICE ~is a fact that establisbing a recycingprmmr at work not only boosta empioyee morale but is. enhances a "ud enroental practices in the office d.pend on tiie actions of everyemipioye.. Individualiy, w, can do our part te prot.cthtie environment but, te se. real ciiang., we need te, work tqgeti.r with our coleagues.- Tiat's wiiy offices need a 'Green Team' -" a group of people wiio will lead your company's environentalefforts. That advice was quoted from the. Pitney Bowes 'Green Office Guide," a new ýcomprehensive environmiental guidebook for Canadiani office workèe. The practical guide covers topics sucii as maintaining empioy.o motivation for practising the 3Rs, cosrvng energy an& establishing responsibie environmentai purciiasing policies. "Our annuel national survey in April siiow.d that 60 par cent of Canadian offices are -now practising the. 3Rs - reuse, reduce and recycle. Tii. survey ais. found that 82 per cent of office workers are more interested than a year ago in iearning of other activities te b. -environimentally responsible, and this bookiet wili teacb tiiem iiow " said Elainq Lurie, director, croaecommunications for I½tney Bowes. TheoGreen Office Guide, publisbod with tiie support of the Harmony Foundation, is available free by calling 1-800-465-3RRR. Citizens for a Lakesbore Greenway are hioding the annual onrimeeting tenigit (Dec. 9) at 7:30 p.m. at the, Board of duainoffices, 165 Colloge St., Toronte sixtii floor auditorium. Tis environimntal group is jivofved witi tiie pla . in of a waterfront trail from Burlingteii to Newcastle. The. business meeting is for mombers. However,, the. gênerai public are inited te corne and.ii.ar David Crombie spoak about the Lakesiiore Greenway Strategy. Coffe. will b. served, soilug-a-rnug. For more information about ti group, contact Bois Mathor at (416) 698-6131. If you are an ambitions soul wiio bas alrdy started te, plan Christmas ent.rtainment, rernembor to purchase poin* returnable botties; buy munclues in bulk; tak. your own bags t, tii. liquor store; and us. a cioth tablecioth and napkins If you are organzingan ovont such as a iddies' Santa Clas prtyqiýan.office or.committe. seasonai get-together, remind patidcpants te rn their own dishi ana cu>s Landafill probems are sivdby practising the 3e and by changcing tbrow-away hbts. Tip: To reuse an envelo urchase mailing labels that you lick-to-stick to cover the - addresses but stil allow tii. envelapes to e b. reyced. Or, if you are net concerned about lm Mrace, juat black out the. aid address with a marker, and write new name and address i the available space. Ton Wbitby tenwb.rerreda tenagbeer ma tjas pathfinder scouts, holders of tii cbief scout's award in tbo scout, 'The.f10 complotod, the six requiromonts whicii areý juclged by fellow scouts, the. troop scouter- and patrol counciliors ýThe. requirements include: earn the. patiifinder award and world conservation badge; mû. ýa ire9enta~tion on Scouts Canada's involvmnt 'i the ,Scout. Brotheniiood Fund o r world jabre; b. active' in the. troop foron yeux; meet witii-anaut t. dterineimprovements that cani b. made to the. coinmunity; porformi 30 bours of volunteer service to tii. community. Mattbew DéeHEan met Ian Brown froment. Durham Board of Education to sae wbat lh. could lemr about the. education sysmt.m. Rcbort Bligbt Put in bis community service boursb assisting leaders with the. c pack. Patrick Bianchfieid iieiped the. Kinsmen Clu witii their annual skate-a-thon. John. D.mpster found tii. citizen badge to b. the. moot chllngn part of tii. award. He iolped run fun bingos for residents at Fairviw Lodge. Antbonyý Lutciiford took first- TELEfRIEND The Whitby branch âf St. John Ambulance needs volunteers te' assist at the. brancb level. .Voluriteers are required te attend an orientation meetingof approximately four bours, tiien a minimum of on. monthly meeting of approximately two hours (not during 'the. months of JuIy, August or December). The following skills are required: background in a financial arev,4iLe. accountants; volunteers who have participated in successful fundraising events In Durhiam Rlegon; faniiliar witb governmnent regulations sucb as regulation 950 WCB, WH1MS, etc.1 1Contact Shirley or Donna at 668-4159 or 668-9006. MARCH 0F DIES Tii. York/Durham, Region of the. Ontario Marcii of Dimes is iooking for volunteers te iielp out witi1 thei. 1993 community fundraiuing campaign. Volunteer are especia]ly need.d te- do telepiione work for thé weok of Jan. il te 16. Anyono interosted in volun- teerig may caIl the, Osiawa office of th e Ontario Marcii of Dimos at 48"-280. Answers to Wbiltby Trivia aidItraiing t<thegold level. Craig Hfowie and Matthew Waters worked- together to develp a gamne that 1 couid b. used in the. acouting-program. Grant -WelIsh and Christopher Macauiay also completed the. roquirement.s this y.ar. At. a ceremony iha Uxbridge on Nov. 28, the. youths r.ceived certificates igned by the Chief scot, ofd Canada,, Lieutenant- Governor RaonHntyshyn. I QB1TIJARYI ANTHONY VESTERB Anthony- Vesters of Whitby died on Decemiber 1, .1992 at Wiiitb' General -Hospitai. Ho ..He. is survived by bie wife Theadora* Pittens; sons Martin (and bis wife. Thea> Bill (and bis wife Anne), Ted, Jhn, (and bis wife Dianne) Tony (and bis wife Debbie), 'Mile (and bis ý wife Barb) and Hank (and bis wife Pam); daugiiters Wilma (and ber husband Fred), Rica (and'ber husband Geore), Nett (and her husband Gin.) and Marie; four sistors and four brotiiers, ali the Netiieriands; 40 randciiil- dren and 40 great-graneéc odrn. Mr. Véeto e te at the, W.C. Town Funoral Chapiel on Decem- ber 3, 1992..Mass-of tii, Oris- tian burial, conducted by Fatiier John Henry, was beid at. Holy Family Paisëho Deoember 4, 1992. 6 Generations of Service, Quality & Trust *Famrily Monuments *Granite or BronzeMarkers *Cemetery Lettering *Sandblasting Stafford Monuments' 318 Dundas St. E. Whitby 668-3552 i After Hours 668-4460 or 666-1513 Home appointmenta gladly arranged. » Do you think'the toWn pl nngytem g(A)works well, (B)works as well as ê'an bëe expec.ted, i (C)needs some iMmvement, I (D)needsa drastie overliaul? Just one of the qustions ini ourNovember25th redersurvey.- Teil us -what you think of this and other issuesI Iand what you ike and dislike about the Free PressI gPlease return your survey sw i your cair no-w! Here is a simple check -Iist of pre-winter driving 1. Change oi '& fil ter gnd. lube ail doors and hinges. 2. Check ail lights. 3. Check'ail fluld-levels &top up. 4. Pressure test cooling system and check for 5. Check ail beits & hoses. 6. Check tires for wear and any damage; also check pressureand rotate if necessary. 7. Check brakes, linings & ail mechanical components. 8. Check spark plugs, ignition Kwiring, cap & rotor. 9. Check suspension& front, end components. We are7otferlng this; complete inspection $ for only $49%95, pls ax Reg. Price $73.95 Offer expires Dec. 31/92 GORD GARN Automotive Serves Ltd. 509ý Dundas, St. W., rWhby - 666-1816 1. Buildings with date stones are the Dominion Bank, 101 >Brock St. S. (1874); the McMillan Block,- 121 Brook St. N. (1864); and the Gerrie Block, 100 Brock St.- N. (1873). 2. The Ormiston public sohol was named after Rev. William Ormiston, (1821-1899) who. once owned the land Where Rt stands. 3. Thé Groveside Cemeter'y was established'in an aid, graveipit by Steph en Mead Thorna in 1874. 4. Part of the Meadowcirest, subdivsion was once the miii pond for th, Brooklin Flour Miii. I