PAGE 14, WEDNESDAY, JANIJARY 11, 197 8, WIIITBYFREE PRESS WITH US TOMORROW AND FIND OUT WHAT 'IS GOING ON INDRAM Noonù, Evenings Night Reports 12:20 6p.m. & lpm. Weather, Sports and New's 1350 THE OSNlAWA STATION. AT MacDONALD FORD *WE TOO. DO UT ALL FOR YOU COME SEE US FOR NEW OR USED TRUCKS & CARS FURST -CLASS. SERVICE FAST PARTS DELIVERY AND THE'BEST BODY PEOPLE AROUND FOR USED CARBUYERS SATlSfACTION GUARANTEED Wheri you buy a certified used cor from MacDonald Ford tako delivery now and receive a SEVEN, DAY MONEY-BACK WARRANTY and if for any reason you're not satisafied return the'car for a FULL MUN ie vent te h& your car companv D.W. McQuay, appointment of with his firm. Rtealter,* is pleased« to announce the George Carr as. a Sales Representative George has successfully completed the Ontario Govern- ment Approvéd Course for Real Estate Personnel. Having. been a resident of: Whitby for Thirty years, George has the knowledge of the area to enable him to serve you capably. He welcomes his friends -and acquaintances to contact him'at hisoffice, 668-.5868 or home 668-2997 for friendly and efficient service in the field of real estate. CORPORAÀTION OF THE TOWN 0F, WHITBY NO I CE A Public Meeting WilI Be HeId On MONDAY, JANUARY 16,1978 «8:30 p.m. in the Town Meeting Hall Whitby Municipal Building 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario The Town of Whitby is currently considering a draft plan of subdivision for the lands indicated in the sketch. CITY 0F OSHAWA LOTI19 LOT -8L OT 17 ST LLOYD Smi EII HIGWAY Mw L The purpose of the Public Meeting is to allow the resi- dents of the aiea to have an opportunity to review the proposed plan and express their views. Verbal and witten comments will be received at thistime with the intention of incoîporating the commenta re- ceived into the Planning Department's report to the next Administrative Comnttee meeting on February 6,1978. Further information on the proposed plan of subdivision may be obtained from the Town of Whitby Planning Departmient, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. COUNCILLOR TJ. EDYWARDS, Chairman, Administrative Comminttee. Director of Planning, Corp. of the Town ol Whltby. Hilde Toit dies Jçin. at Toronto les UWDAS S. W..* WNITY Miller (Wendy), and six grandcbildren. Hier husband LeRoy Toll ied i 1974. A rnemorial service for Mis. Toli was held Sunday at Parkdale United Church fin Toronto. Donations to the Hilde Toli Memioral Fund, C.dar Glen, Box 345, Bolton, Ont. would b. appreclated. Hri:ldegarde Toli, one of the most prominent womefl in the United Church of Canada, <ied at lier home 9n Avenue Road in Toronto, of cancer on New Year's Day. Mis. Tonl, 58, who was the first lay president of the Toronto Conference of the United Churcli, was brought up in Whitby and attended the Ontario Ladies' College.- 1In 1977 she was noniin- ated as moderator of the United Church, the highest office in the church organ- ization, but' had to decline because of illness. No woman bas ever held the post. Mrs. Toil was born in Toronto March 16, 199, and moved to Whitby at the, age of one month. Her father was Graydon Goodfellow, publisher of the Whitby Gazette and Chron- icle. Mr Goodfellow was very 1prommnentini Wlutby, being chairman of the.,Board of Education, a Master 'of Composite Lodge AF & AM, a charter memnber of the Whitby Rotary Club and a member of the Bo'ard of Go.vernors of the Ontario Ladies' College foi more than 25 years. >From 1929 to 1936, with the exception of one year at the Whitby High School, Mrs. Toîl attended the Ontario Ladies' College. She *graduated in 1935, but re- turned ini 1936 to take a degree in muic. She graduated from the Univers- ity of Toronto in 1937. In 1935 she was editor of the school yearbook, and won-,the Governor General's Medal for highest standing in her graduating. class. She also had the highest standing in, Latin and Frenchi. In the early 1 940s she married LeRoy Toit, who was a well known Toronto photo- grapher who specialized in graduation portrait'. He and his brother were also noted for being-world travellers and presented4 filmed travelogues througiiout Ontario. Mrs. Toit was deeply in- volved i churcli work throughout lier liée. Her husband's father and grand- father were niinisters at the Whitby United Church (now St. Mark's United) in 1934 and 1935. She joined the Parkdale 'United Church in the early 1940s and for 14 years, visited other congregations with the Celebration Singers, a West Presbytery choir. Mus. Toîl vnsitdin othrco- GEORGE CARR