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PAGE 18. WEDNESDAY, JULY 2. 1980, WHITBY FREE PRESS JVitetby and Durham wi*n awards f or i"ndustri*aipromo tion materi*al At the industrial Development Association of Canada convention that was held recently in Moncton, New Brunswick, Durham Region and three of its member municipalities came away with many top prizes in the competition of industrial promotional materials. Bob' Nichols, com- missioner of development for the region told regional council at its meeting last week that Whitby, Pickering, and Oshawa won ribbons in the competition. Whitby tried with the Mon- treal Urban Community for the best overali promotional data material. Pickering received a prize for the best mailing piece and the City of Oshawa won a superior rating in the same catagory. The Region of Durham, however, only won a more than honorable mention for materiAdS that it has produced to aid developers in bringing t.heir business to the region. The reason that it won only a honorable men- tion, Nichols said, was because there was no catagory for it to be judged in. The material was far ahead of its time, he told counicil. Pictured here with their materials and ribbons are Oshawa Mayor Jim Pot- Whitby Mayor Jim Gar- ticary. tshore, Pickering May Jack Anderson, Regional Chair- -Fress Press Photo man Walter Beath and by Michael Knell DOC's Ontarjo scholars At the graduation ceremonies that were held recently at the Denis O'Con- nor High Sehool, the following students were named as Ontario scholars: Janet Tobin; Elena Chun; Mary Ann Hubers; Raymond Tse; Ken Teoh; Tim Hanley; Constance Rich; Julia Walsh; Margaret Barber; Aerda Rochon and Brian Worfolk. Ontari scholars are those students who graduated from grade 13 with an overali average of 80 per cent or h;gher. Iduanagemen i APARTMENT RENTALS * 14 Locations * Reasonable Rents * Managed Locally * Avoulable immediotely Cali: 579-1626 576-6956 Evenings: 579-1629