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PAGE 18, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19,1978, WHITBY FREE PRESS E HAR: RIFAL ESTATr LTIDý WHITBY COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT Incoem of over $20,000 yearly. Call for more information. GARDENING.TIME Over 1 Acre with small bungalow downtown. &garage; close to HOME WITH CHARACTER, WHITBY - for the discriminating buyer, 2'/4 storey brick home ideal for antiques, 3 bay windows. Asking $57,900. $2,000 DOWN Ideal starter, only $37,900, 3 bedrooms, walkout from dining area, stove and frig included, pannelled rec roo m, immediate possession, only 3 yrs. old, end unit. CORNER BUILDING LOT IN WHITBY In corridor area, permits available,, Nice hedge & paved drive on property. Reduced to $25,f00. OBITUARIES DUR" E. IGOOD ,NEW FR 1978 I THE iNEW-SIZE MaL.......IBU * S ESAOTV6 ODNW BU CRO I NI NS IEITNE I OO NESA3UIWè1.DNW BU MANTNACE Ifr;tO NESIEAL AALBEA I ISL 66-33 Ihvoe Odno * SNLENES. RESITANCVE. Joh GOOO EW AO TomNFORT. aGo dDonneS BO "The Ennlakillon, Ontario LOB 1iHO Have A Good Dey umomm LTD. R rMeat", (416) 263-8072 plate valued at $20. The theft was reported Sunday. Also on April 15, some forced the door at the Whitby Arts Station Gallery and took $15 in cash from the office, police said. Police also reported that someone, likely using a key, got into the Mac's Milk Store in the Whitby Plaza, Broek Street South, took the wires 0ny off the alarm system, and Ony made off with an undeter- ._mined amnount of cash. BOOKCAS ES Upright & Horizontal STEREO- COMPONENT.STANDi (Custom Bu t) Bedroom Suites(Sd) SHOP LOCAL AND SAVE TEAK FURNITURE WAREHOUSE CENTRE_ 401' Port WbItby 1614 Ciorles St. 'j l -BaseL in De THAPAR Denture Therapist 214 Dundas St.> E. Whitby 668-7797 HOURS Mon.- Sat. & Evenings By Appointment1 Mý HELEN MeLEAN Whitby family, died at the D>r.,J. 0. Ruddy General Helen (Neil) McLean, the Hospital April 12 at the age last member of a large of M6. FOR THE BEST DEALS YET ON' SÈE Bill Whitehouse 668-5846 GSBROWN MOTORS YOU CAN NOW BOOK YORCHARTER PRESTWICK, TO LNO ZDUBRO<VNIK AMSTERDAM ZRAGREBRTMANCHESTER FRANFURTDUBLIN Passport Pictures Complimentary with Booking Cotc RUSSELL TRAVEL 116 BROCK ST,.,S,.WHITBY, 668-5000 HOURS Mon. - Sat. 9-5 p.m. Mrs. MeLean was a resi- dent of Fairview Lodge, and formerly lived at 125 Hickory Street. She was born in Whitby, Dec 8, 1891 a daughter of the later John And Ellon Blan- 'chard. In her youth, aile was a member of a Whltby girl's hockey team, one of the first in Ontario. Mrs. McLean was a mem- ber of Ail Saints' Anglican Churcil and the Ladies Auxil- iaryof Royal Canadian Le- gioni Brancil 112, She was predeceased by her husband, Frank P. MeLean, whomn she married at Toronto, June 21, 1921. Mrs.,McLean la survived tby two sons,. Jack of WhitbY and Eugene of Bracebridge, and one daugilter, Mrs. D. R. Clark (Ruth) of Oshawa. She ia ,also survived by four grandchildren . nd three great grandchildren. The funeral was held April 15 at W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Rev. J.A. Roney of Ai'Sints' Churcil officiat- ing. Interment followed in Union Cemetery, Oshawa. SOFIA JAWNY Sofia Jawny, of. 517 Brock Street' North, died, at her home April il at he age of 79. A daugilter of the late Stefan and Anna Pawlyszyn, she was born, at Densiw, in the Ukraine Feb. 14, 189, and came to Whitby from the Ukraine in 1951. She was a member of St. George's' Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Oshawa. Mrs. Jawyn's husband iwàn, whom she married, in the Ukraine In, 1919, died in' 1975. She is sruvived by two sons, Bohdan and Zenkoof Whitby; one daugilter. Mrs. Nick Luchka )antonia> -Of *Orilha; two brothers, Mike and Myroslaw of Ha'milton- Ontario; and two sisters, Maria àâd Katheryna in the Ukraine. She is also survived by seven 'grandchildren and five great grandchldrefl. -The funeral was hed April 14 at, St. George's Ukrainian Greek Cathohîc Churcil, Oshawa. Prayers were held at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby. ANNIE SLEIGHTHOLM Annie Margaret Sleight- holm, a resident of the Ex- tendicare Nursing Home in Oshawa, died at the Oshawa Genberal Hospital April 7 at the age of 72. She had been in failing hpil1th' for some Urne. A daughter of the late James and Annie Mac- Donald, she was born in Darlington Township Feb. 25, 1906., A former resident of 840 Green Street, Mrs. Sleight- holm worked at the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital for 28 years, prior to her retire- ment as a mailing clerk six years ago. She was a meni- ber of Ail Saints Anglican Church, Whitby. Mrs. Sleightholm is surviv- ed by one son, James of Whitby; and one daughter, Mrs. Delbert Hill (Betty) of Oshawa. She is also survived by one sister, Mrs. Alice Thompson of Bowmanville; two brothers, Harland of Vancouver and Bertrum of Bowmanville; four grand- children, five great grand- children, and one neice, Mrs. Helen Piper'of Bowmanville. She was predeceased by four sisters and three brothers. The funeral was held April 10 at W. C. Town Funeral Chapel, Rev. J. A. Roney of Ail Saints' Church officiat- ing. Interment followed In Groveside Cemetery, Brook- lin. If desired, contributions to the Canadian Heart Fund would be appreciated. Police repoýrt Police are looking for someone who is believed to have walked out of the Ali- Baba Steak House, Brock - t"- Nnr. h- with hb""' 579