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LYNN WHITELEY, a volunteer with Durham FamiIy Respite Services, holds her Canada 125 plaqute. akReoWhtyFe rs -Respi te serviL'Ce vol unMteers am ong Cainaida 125 plaque.recipients By Mary 1, Wilson Co-ordinator of Volunteer Services Durham Association for Family Respite Services June Sobrnski and Lynn Whiteley, both of Whitby, were recent recipiexits of Canada 125 plaques. They were nomîinated for national recognition by the Durham Association for Family Respite Services, a non-profit organization that assists families with a handicapped member living at home. Both served on the planning committee for a designated Canada 125 event at Wind Reach Farmn in June 1992. Approximately 200 people attended the function for volunteer and client families. The event was a natural extension of volunteer host families sharing their homes, activities, hobbies and interests with their special needs friends. Some of the highlights at Wind Reach were the petting zoo, hayrides, swings (ail wheelchair accessible) and wiener roast. The two women have been active volunteers with the agency for several years, including service on the rnembership and public relations committee and the board of directors. The inscription on the obverse side rends: "1867-1992 Out standing Contribution" and is signed by the Right Honourable Raymond John Hnatyshyn, Governor General of Canada. On the reverse side special slates are engraved in part: "Canada 125 -- Volunteer Recognition Award -- Thtis distinctive plaque Mas been created usîng heritage wood that is at least 125 years old, salvaged from barns in Ontario and Quebec. The siate Mas been reclaimed from old chalk boardis tMt are no longer used by schools. Each plaque is an original, handcrafted by persons with disabilities. " The awards are particularly apt for an agency that stresses the abilities of the disahled. Any family who would like the opportunity of a mutually beneficial experience, call volunteer co-ordinator Mary Wilson at 668-3812. CUSTOMER SERVICE - JUST GOT BETTER IN4IOMfE CUS TOMER SERVICE " Personalized- Custom Kitchen " Design & Flow Plan " Very Competitivtt Phoes one Hour, m-Home Complîmefltary Design and Flow Consuftatlc'fl JYiUCI'ICustom Interior Expressions j~jf1~ byYvone 436-7449 Coninement, stum gun A 25-year old Whitby womnan was one of two people arrested at gM pont Monday morning in the mdle of Highway 401 near Liverpool Rd. Durham and Metro police blocked tralic and drew their guns to stop a black Buick Grand National which they had fol- lowed from Kennedy Rd. in Scar- borough, and arrested Michele Hutchinson of Byron St. N., and the driver, Michael MeDougaîl, 31 of Port Pàrry hutchinson was charged with pssesson of a stun gun. McDou- gaî faces charges of forcible con- finement and aggravated assault in connection with the abduction and assault of a 30-year-old man last Thursday. Police say the man was taken from a Scarborough restaurant by five individuals to an undis- closed location in Durham, where hie was badly' beaten. The man who is still in hospital, escaped some four hours later and calied police. There are believed to be biker connections to the abduction, that was apparently designed to. force repayment of a large amount o money allegedly owed to an individual. Police suspect one of the pas- sengers in the Buick was also being abducted, but were unable to lay charges. Assault investigated Police are looking for a 30- year-old Whitby woman after an Oshawa man was assaulted at Wheelies Priday afternoon. Police say the suspect kîcked the 23-year-old man twice in the Ur oin after a dispute near a oorway at the roller skating rink. 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