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Juveénile a-rrested *forfive, break and entées A juvenile was arrested last week- on1 break, enter and' theft charges, Police said. Police have charged the juvenile on five counts of break enter and theft whxch includes Stafford Brothers Monumental Works, Dundas Street, Mercury Auto Body DEATHS ]ROBERT GEORGEI At the Fairview Lodge, Whitby, on Sunday, Nov. 5, 1978, Robert Georgei (of Whitby, formerly of Rouyn- Noranda, Que.), beloved husband of the late Anne Fleury, dear father of Benson of North Bay, and Gordon of Whitby; loved by two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, in his 8lst ye ar. Rested at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, for Requiem Mass at Assomption de Notre- Dame Church, Oshawa, on Wednesday, Nov. 8. Inter- ment Union Cemetery, Oshawa. OLIVE RUBY O'DELL At the Oshawa General Hospital, on Wednesday, November 8, 1978, Olive Ruby Hartwick (of Whitby), beloved. wife of the late John Albert O'Dell, dear mother of Mrs. Mildred Baird (of Oshawa), Frederick of Whîtby, Mrs. B. Allard (Dorothy pre deceased). Dear sister 'of Miss Eva Hartwick, (of Whitby). Loved grandmother of Eliza- bth Cotidie, Cather--' ine, Furgoch,' Bryan and Kyle Allard, and two great-grand- children in her 83rd year. Rested at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, for -.grvice in the chapel on Sa.urday, November il. Interment Union Cemetery, Oshawa,. Minister Rev. J.A. Roney. HYMMEN LESLIE BRIGHTON At the Dr. J.O. Ruddy General Hospital, Whitby, on Thursday, Nov. 9, 1978. Hymmen Leslie Brighton (of Whitby, formerly of Scar- borough. Beloved husband of the late Eunice Crowe. Dear father of Mrs. F. LeBlane (Dorothy) of Whitby. Loved by grand- children Raymond, Shirley, and Gary; in his 89Qth yar. On Dec. 14, the youngsters in the Kiwanîs youth programn will have the use of the Eastview swimming pool for an heur. Youth work is one of the major emphasis programs for the Kiwaiûis Club, and the Whitby Club bas been opera- ting a suemsful youth sports night throughout the wlnt.r for the past few Shop, 325 Ash Street and two Whitby homes, that of Owen M4cCann, Byron Street north and Dennis Gunther 924 Centre Street, Whitby. The juvenile is- also charged with break enter and theft at the Canadian Pacifie Railway offices at 3W9 Centre Street south, Oshawa. Nov. 4 theý neW location of Garrow Auto Sales was broken into and an,,vehicle was stolen from the Dundas Street east location. Garry Reid of, 13, Elgin Street East, Oshawa, was arrested in Desronto and Pine cone craft shown Wednesday, October 25, proved to be an intèresting and educational evening when the Brooklin Horticul- tural Society presented Mrs. Edna Love who demonstra- tled pine cone craft and con- trived flowers. The meeting opened with President John Jefferies -welcoming guests as well as new members. He then intro- duced Edna Love who, after a short talk on the do's and don't's of pine cone craft, held a workshop for those interested (and there were many) and ber encourage- ment and enthusiasm proved to be contagious indeed. Mrs. Love gave individual instruction where necessary and presented some of her own finished articles in the form of wreaths, trees and sprays. which motivated even the amateurs to demon- strate their talents. John Jefferies ýthanked Mrs. Love and encouraged the ladies to put forth their best culinary efforts for the Pot Luck Dinner to be held on November 20. returned to the Region of Durham' Police who charged him with break -and theft. Aslo broken into was the Nurse Che-v-Oldsg located on Dundas Street East. The Nurse Chev-Olds place was ransacked" Police said., The Construction trailer of the Botwood Investmnents firm which was located on a construction site in Whitby was broken into. The person or persons who broke into the trailer took a door lock and pair of boots, Police said. It used to be button, button where is the button; but now it is where are the clothes? Police state that Dennis Thomas of 47- Trinity Cres- cent, Whitby has'reported that clothes have been stolen from his home. The clothes have been disappearing from this bornel.over the last two month period, Police said. Other thefts occuring during the past week' include a 15 horsepower outboard motor. The motor was taken from the yacht owned by Henry Metzner, Scarborough, and moored at the Whitby Yacht Club. .Harold Coehler of 233 Meadow Road, Whitby, was entertaining at the Carillon Hotel Oshawa. When he went to put his guitars away he found that the two guitar cases were stolen'from the Hotel, police said. Mr. Coehler is--a musician who plays at the Carillon Hotel. THANK Yoýu! Iwould like to express my appreciation to ail the- peo pie who worked for me and supported me, and to the many people who were kind enough to vote for me. Many Thanks MIKE BURGESS ~M11Y FREE PRESS, WFJ7NESDAY, NOVENMR 15, 1978, PAGE 9 ~hes tuwamtsat 8choo18 High schools in Whitby, Pickering High School, and Oshawa, Ajax and Pickering -Central, Doneva n, hvae set Up a serles of chess McLaughlin and ý G.L. tournanients, which will be * Roberts Collegiates in held once a month, with the Oshawa. final championship match Ajax and Pickering tied held in June;' for first place i the first Participating seh 'ools are match, Oct. 25, Each teani Henry and Anderson in consists of five players. Whitby, -Ajax--Higi' School, gpce~Q nnivei SAVINGS rsary ...... .. up to On dlSi inSto" Wid.- Sélcon OfFbc ond Sizos Sale Ends Nov. 30/78 OTTEMlRI-TE .men's wear 121 Brock St. S., Whitby 668-3261 Over 123,000 tàix-free prizes* worth more dha $5 mljn *5 regular prizes of$100,000. *3 big bonus prizes of $50,000,, $20,000 and $10,000. *123,000 other prizes- ineluding: 101 $10,000 prizes, 101 $5,000 prizes, 101 $2,00prizes, 505 $1,ooo1przes. $1i stili gets you in the game.Watch the 9th Wintario Bonus Draw live on Global, Thursday, November 23rd at 9 p.m. from the Parkside Collegiate in Sti7homas. TLRyG(c