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Page 4.lMilIy Fr..Pr"a, Wodnesday, sopiembo 6. 1w0 Resident wins $97,OOO0 lottery PERCOUNSELLOWR A Ualning workshop to become a volunteer peer counsellor with Distresa Centre Durham'is 24-hour peer oounselling helpline wilI h. held Sept. 17 and 24. Call 723- 4461. PARENTING A discussion group te help parents understand their young children and gain siils for effective parenting will be held by the Family Education Resource Centre of KinarIk on Wednesday, Sept. 20, 7:30 te 9:30 p.m., at the Michael Starr Building, Oshawa., The f.. is $48 per person plus a book fee of $21, and pro- registratiqn is required. Caîl 433- 0386, ext. 316. YARD SALE The Sexual Assault Car. Centre, located ln Whitby, a non-profit organizatIon that provides a range of services te sexual assault victinis In Durham Rogion, la holding a fundralulng yard sale on Satuxday, Sept. 9, 8 a.m. te, 4 p.m., at 107 Coiborne St. W., Whitby. For more information, oeil 668- 3050. ONE PARENT FAMILlS Theo-One Parent Families Association will meet for coffee, carda and conversation on Tuesday night, -Sept. 12 at the Adria Culture Club, 432 Sinicos St. S., Oshawa. For more information, caîl 434-1954. Announcement Dr. Matthew D. Peacock, B. Sc., D.C. is pleased to announce that he has joined Dr. Gregory C. MoConnel, D.C. .................in the practice of Or~stPi~cok'CHIROPRACTIC 519 Dunas ~ ~ Chiropractors offer you hands-n Uni #1.WhItb'~effective treatments which can help ta relieve your back and neck pain. THERE'S A NEW CHURCH IN THE WHITBY/BROOKLIN AREA Starting Sunday September l7th LYNDE CREEK BIBLE CHAPEL God 's Uiichatigiing Word for Ouir Ghanging Times 9:30 AM. 11:00 AM. THE LORD'S SUPPER FAMILY BIBLEHOUR and SUNDAY SCHOOL Meetings at the Baptist Leadership Education Centre on Taunton Road, across from Cullen Gardens in Whitby A ' 'WLCOME" to A the Family For furthcr information. please eall 723-1278, 655-4529 or 430-2230 Ail Saints' Anglican Church 300 Dundas Street West at Centre In te hert o Whtby inc'186 Iii t/w erv With ce 16 *8:00a -anSnaySrie Holy Communion t * 9:00arn - Church Service 1jI Church Sehool and Nursery ~ ¶~ * 11:00 arn- Church Service Church School and Nursery Midweek Services *12:00 nmon - Second Wed. of the Month - Music, Prayer, and Meditation followed by lunch *7:30 pm - Thursday Evening Worship Rector: h The Rev. Dr. Patïick G.H. Wite Pastoral Assistant:- Ken Keen, M.Div. Honorary Assistant: The Rev. Canon Jim Tiler Organisi & Choir Director: Elaine Broughton Chutreh 01lIc e Phone (068-5101 A Whitby resident narrowly 'missed winning a share of the big prizo ina Saturday's $26-mlllion Lotto 649 draw. Gordon Rogers shouldn't feol t *oo bad, though. Hlis second priîze ticket was good for $97,033, which a lottery'official says ho plans to usé to pay down bis mortgago and othor bills. Rogers, who works «for Xerox Canada, bought the tickets for the draw ina Mississauga. R Iis winni*ng numbers were based on bis family's agos. Ironicaly, Rogers had planned on taking yostorday (Tuesday) off sovoral months ago as a day ,to relax. Instead ho used the time to pick Up bis choque at the Ontario Lottezy Corporation's Toronto office. Good Neighbours sought The Good Neighbour committe. of the Town of Whitby la Iooking for its 'Oood .,Neighbour of the. Year.' Nominations: are underway at the Whltby Seniors' Activity Centre for the person who "takes time te roach out. For more Information, oeil 668- 1424. 'Vl.OBITUARIES Former OMHA president dies at 81 GORDON HAWES A former prosident of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association, Gordon Douglas Hawos died at Oshawa General Hospital on Aug. 27, 1995. Ho was 81.' A son of the lato Thomas Hawes and Agnes Mowat, ho was born in Whitby on Sept. 1, 1913-and lived at 210 Gilbert St. E. A resîdent of Whithy al bis life, Mr. Hawes was a retired carpenter and furniture maker. One of the early members of the Kinsmen Club of Whitby, ho was the club's président in 1946-47 and was named as its first life member in 1956. For nearly 50 years Mr. Hawes was involved ini sports, particularly hockey, at both local and provincial levels. His hockey career 6egan at age 18 in 1931 when hé becamo the. youngest secretary of the. Wbitby Hockey Association,1 and irn the 1930s he was a convener for the Ontario Hockey Association. Mr. Hawes was one of the founders of the Whitby Minor Hockey Association ina 1943-44 and was manager of the Whitby juvenle hockey team that won the Ontario championship in1944. He was coach or manager of many other local hockey teams._ Ina 1951 ho became a convener for the Ontario Minor Hockey Association, a position he held for more than 20 years. As convener, ho was responsible for scheduling games for more than 200 teame made up of more than 1,500 boys ina eastern Ontario, and assigned and trained referees for games from Toronto to Kingston. He traveiled throughout 0Oitario, speaking at minor hockey banquets, and his home was an open hous. for hockey people fromn all over the province. Ina 1955 Mr. Hawes was elected to the. executiveof the. Ontario Minor Hockey Association and served as president in 1968-9. Mr. Hawes worked closely with bis wife Jean who was an equal partner in ail bis sports work. Mr. Hawes also helped to start the Lakeshore Juvenile Basebal Léeague ina the mid-1940s and served as secrtary for a softball beague ina the 1930a. Ho was also president of the Whitby Men's Bowling League ina the late 1940s and early 1950s. On JuIy 21, 1962, Mr. Hawes was married in Whitby to the former Ellen Jean Matthew, who died on Jan. 14, 1994. Brothers, George and Frank also died before him. Mr. Hawes is survived by daughters Doreen (Mrm. Larry Kendall) of Utica and Lorna (Mrs. Max Bolchenski) of Oshawa; 6 Generations of Service, Quality & Trust graradeMidron Jim Kendall, Mark Kndall (and bis wife Uàsa), Sherri Brown (and lier husband AI), Chrystal Fanning- (and her husband John) and Camerora Mouratenay (and bis wife Angela); and four great-grandchildrea. Mr. Hawes was at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, where the funoral service was held on Aug. 30, followed by iraterment ira Mounat Lawn Memorial Gardens, Wbitby. Contributions to the Whitby Minor Hockey Association or charity of choice. VIRGINIA LINDSEY A re£iderat of Whitby sirace 1945, Virginia L. Lindsey died at Oshawa General Hospital on Aug. 25, 1995. She was 80. Mrs. Lindsey had been a residerat of Sunnycrest Retirement Villa for a number of years. A daughter of the bat. Elgin and Marjorie Larader, she was borninr Oshawa on Aug. 14, 1915. Mrs. Lindsey is survived by son Scott (and bis wife Judi) of Orillia, grandchildrea Gregory, Jeffrey anad Robert, many nieces arad nephews, brother David Larader of Oshawa anad sister Alice Morrisora of Wbitby. Her husbarad, Dr. George W. Lindsey, whom she married ira Oshawa ira 1941, died March 29, 1979. A daughter, Joanne, also died before ber. Mis. Lindsey was at the Carsora Funeral Home and 'Chapel, Brooklin where the funeral service was held on Aug. 28, 1995, followed by cremation. .-Contributions to the John Lander Scholarship Furad, McLa-':gblira Gallery, Osbawa. HERMAN SMITH A resident of Witby and formerly of Oshawa since 1950, Hermara Robert Smith died at Wbitby General Hospital on Aug. 17, 1995. Ho was 78. A son of the. bat. Archibald Robert Smith and Dora Catherine Cruickshank, hoe was born at Smitbfield, N.S. on Jura. 21, 1917. Mr. Smith was empboyed ira the gold mines ira Goldenville and as a trucker before hoe moved to Oshawa where ho worked at General Motors until bis retiremerat ira 1981. Mr. Smith is survived by wife Margaret Tate Smith, companiora Maijorie Francis, son Mark Smith of Oshawa, daughters Shirley CMàs. Max Francis) of Mltoa, N.S., Sandra Smith of Glenelg, N.S. and Ebeanor (Mrs. Terry Flowers) of Woodstock, N.B. anad four grandchildren. Companion, Joan McKean, son. Sheldon Snmith anad brothers Edward, Milton anad Arnold diod HLTA ORE A resident of Whitby for more. than 80 years, Helitha May Oko of 127 Cedar St. died at Whitby General Hospîtal on Aug. 23, 1995. She was 85. A daughter of the. late Eaoch Ernest Vanstono and Martha Jano Hobbs, she was born in Pickering Township on Aug. 29, 1909. Mrs. 0k. was a member of St. Mark?. United Church and the. Whitby SeniojWs Activity Centre. On Jura. 19, 1940, ah. was married ina Wbitby to. Emmett -Hambly Oke. Ho died on April 3, 1971. Brothers Gordon and Henry and. sister Gertrude (Mrs. Myrora Bray Vipond) also died before her. Mrs. Oke was'at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby where a private service w as held, followod by crematiora. Contributions te the Arthritis Society, Heart and Stroke Foundation or the. charity of choice. CECIL BROWN Cecil James Brown of Whitby died at Oshawa Goneral Hospital on Aug. 27, 1995. He- was 76.- Ho was borninir Priceville, Ont., on Dec. 2, 1918, son of James arad Chritena (McDonald) Brown. A principal of* Murfin Heatirag and Cooling Ltd., Mr. Brown was a Royal Canadiara Air Force veteran. Ho is survived by bis wife Ethel, daughter Judy Thomsora, grandchildren Alexander and Sarah, sister Margaret Oakley and brothers Charles anad Donald. Ho rested at the W.C. Towna Funeral Chapel, Whitby.,Service was on Sept. 2. Interment at Mount Lawn Cemeteiy. A HISTORICAL FEATURE in the WMhy Free, Press 1. When was the Whitby Free Press established? 2 Two men were executed in the Whitby Jail. Where are they buried? 3.What. double house in Whitby was once a church? 4. Brooklin Community Centre was home to which two religiaus denominations prior to-190?0r