PA GE 18, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3,1978, WHITBY fREE-PRESS OBITUARY DELBERT JOHNSTON Delbert (Hap) Johnston, one of the last reînaining charter members of Branch 112 Royal Canadian Legion, died at the Dr. J. O. Ruddy Hospital AprWl28 at the age of 78, following a short iii- nes, Mr. Johns'ton, who lived at 813 Centre Street North, m4as born at Prince Albert. Ontario,'May 10 199 aso of Andrew and Mary Johnston. .He worked at Whitby Malleable Iron and Brass and Johns Manville Co. at Port Union until his retire- ment 14 years ago. He was a member of St. Mark's United, Church. Mr. Johnston enlisted in the First World War in 1915 in the 59th Battalio n, and also served in the 24th Bat- talion Victoria Rifles in France and Belgium. He was invalided. out of the front linos, suffering froni trench feet. Mr. Johnston was a charter member of Branch f MEN'* ME4 >I'TLN 305 Brock Si. S., Whitby Plaza, 668-6922 DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 11i Dundas St. W. Whitby 668-146 SPECIAL PRE-SUMMER OFFER- Prescription Sunglasses At $ 10" Off Rogufar Price Prescription Eyeglasses Together with Prescription Sunglasses, At $200m Off Rog'ular Price Non-Prescription Sunglasses At 30 Off Regular Price Consuit your eye doctor and if eyeglasses are required, corine t.... JAMES PRENTICE, OPTICAN 400-A DUNDAS ST. (AT KENT) N VY h [2IT WHITBY ST. 112 Royal Canadian !Legion, and was awarded his 50-year Pin in 1976. Ho was prodocoasod by his wif e, the formeor Margaret I9abel MacDonald whom he married at Whitby in 1942. Mr. Johnston is survived by three sons, Howard of Kenaboek, Fred of Whitby and Robert of Oshawa; one daughter, Mrs. J. Lack (Isabel)« 0f'West Hill; 12 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. ,Mr. Johnùston was pro- doceased by two brothers, Walter and Russell, and two sisters, Mrs. James Wilde (Lila) and Mrs. Cedi Woods (Vera). Brancb 112 of the Royal Canadian Legion held a funeral' service Sunday, followod by the funoral May 1 at W. C. Town Funeral Chapel. Rov. J. M. Smith of St. Mark's United Church officiated. Intorment followed in Groveside, Come- tery, Brooklin. If desired, contributions to the Canadian-Cancer Society would be appreciated. Big Bite Americans eat more than a haif billion pounds of peanut butter a year. ICarpots &Uhltr CLEANING The ultimnate in STEAM CLEANING by KIIEN-RITE SERVICES Nobody - but nobody cleans like KLEEN-RITE PMène 7U.,%491 (Out of town cali collect> Serving-the Durham Region WHAT-CAN WE KLE-RITE FOR YOU TODAY? WE ARE, NOW CARRYIMO THE Aâ,FULL LINE 0F GENERAL ELECTRIC 'CITIZEN SAND RADIOS' lntroductory, Sale $9995 Model 3-5801 Reg. $149"*0 Built-In Mic pro-amp Rotary Dial Coing Events AUCTION & BAKE SALE The Oddfellows and Rebekahs of Whitby will hold an auction and bake sale at the Oddfellows Hall, Brock Street South, May 6, starting, at 10 a.m. Proceeds froni the sale will go to benevolent work. For pick-up of goods anytime, eall 668-4365, 668- 2528, 668-2684 or 668-8068. PARENT PRE-SCIIOOL CENTRE Mrs'. Jeannifer Hardack- ers from the Institute of Child Studyat the University of Toronto, will speak on "Play and the Pre-Sehool Child,"ý at the Parent Pre- Sehool Centre, May 25 at 8 p.m. at the Consumer Gas Building. Admission is $1 and everyone is welcome. OPEN HOUSE An Open House will be held at the Fairview Lodge auditorium May 5 from 1:30 p.mn. to 4 p.m. to honor Mrs. Muriel Coates, who cele- brates her 25th anniversary as administrator of the lodge. Friends and former staff who, worked with Mrs. Coates are cordially invited to attend. CONDOMINIUM GARAGE SALE A garage sale will be held May 13 fromn 10 a.m . to 3 p.rn. at 225 Jeffrey Street (between Highway 2 and Michael Blvd. in West Lynde). In event of rain, the sale will be postponed to May 14. SPRING TEA AND RUG HOOKING DISPLAY The Pine Ridge Rug Hooking Guild's annual spring tea and rug hooking display will be held- at, St. ,Mark's United Church House Byron and Coîborne Streets, May 6 fro m 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $1 at the door. A three by five-foot rug designed by Rita Cane of Whitby, and hooked by members of the guild will be a prize in a lucky draw. Tickets are available from members or at Pat's Place, Dundas Street West, where the rug will be on display the week of May 1. ADOPTIVE PARENTS The next meeting of the Adoptive Parents Associa- tion of Durham Rogion Will bo held May 3at 8 p.m. in the Blue Flamoe Roomn at the Consumer Gas Building. The presentation for the evening will be a round table discus- sion: "Let's Talk About Adoption. " Students on visit to Waterloo Senior studonts and some of their teachers from Henry Street High School visited the university of Waterloo on April 25: to attend a Compu- ter Science Day. The students spent the day learning about computers. They attended lectures dur- ing the morning and in the afternoon usod one of the multi-million dollar compu- ters on the UW campus to find their own solutions to problerns. Those with suf fi- cient knowledge spent the entiro day working with computers with Consultants assisting theni. Students with no previous computer science experi- once- received lectures on problemn solving and actual use of the computer using a FORTRAN-like language called TUTOR. Instruction in FORTRAN and APL languages was available to those students havmng some computer background. IJW bas been offering these "computer science days" to high school students for more than 13 years. Last year, 6,000 students from 176 high schools iun Ontario visited the campus. UW feels it is important to inforni Young -people about compu- ters since increasingly, society is looking to the computing profession to solve its information-proces- smng problems. 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