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P'AGI 6, WlII)NI;ÏSI)ýY. J UN 1 24, S l II3 RF RSS Peter Perr y nominations now open This year's Peter Perry Award presen- tation could be the most sensational and suspen- seful ever. Organizers of the event, designed t.o honor Whitby's outstanding citizen, plan to allow greater public par- ticipation in choosing the wlnner and hope to keep those interested on the edges of t.heir seats . The Whitby Chamber of Commerce is now ac- cepting nominations for the award which wlll h presented Thursday, July 23, during the ever- popular County Town Carnival. The ceremony will take place in the banquet room upstairs at the Earl of Durham on Brock Street South. That's a change o! venue from previous years when the function was held at Heyden- shore Pavilion. The other change in the ceremony is in the award presentation it- self. In the past, a committee of judges decided the winner from the nominations submit- ted and kept the recipient's name secret until the presentation. But, this year, the committee will reveal the names of three fmnalists in advance of the event and the winner will be announced on the nmght of July 23. It's felt this will in- crease people's interest in the award, an interest which had been waning in the recent past. Whitby residents can nominate one or more townsfolk or taxpayers as candidates by outllning in writing the deeds they have per- formed for the greatest good of the greatest number of local people over and above the normal duties of office, eniployment or business. No candidate will be disqualified by reason of hits or her of- fice, employmeflt, business or association with the Chamber of Commerce. The award can be made posthumously. Mere numbers of nominations for can- didates won't influence J' Pop People Pop BIROWN'S FOODMASTER CASE 0F 12-30 oz BOTTLES $4.99 & dep. CASE 0F 24-10 oz. BOTTLES $4.49 & dep. ASSORTED FLAVORS BROOKLIN 655m4521 8:30 arn to 6 pm Except Thuns. & Fni. Nights fil 9 pin Trcta< Trllr Tralnlng Ltd. 416-2477496 1264 Wston Ro.d Tofonto, Ontarto NMM 4R1 Esfâliah.41971 More on page 17 the decision of the judges. Nomination letters have to be in sealed en- velopes marked Out- standing Citizen and sent to the Secretary, Whîtby Chamber of Commerce, 416 Centre St. S., Whitby, Ontario. They must be post- marked no later than Ju1y 3. Death notice WAGG, Raymond Ed- ward, the president of the Brooklin and District Kinsmen Club died suddenly at the Oshawa General Hospital on Sunday, June 21. Raymond Wagg, of Brooklin, beloved husband of Lisa Lynne Wingrove and the late Carol M. Johnston, loved father of Clifford Verle Wagg, dear son of Verle and Mary Wagg of Brooklin, dear brother of Ethel, Douglas, Don- na and Susari, died in his 4th year. He will rest at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby for ser- vice in the chapel today (June 24) at 1:30 p.m. Interment Groveside Cemetery. If desired, con- tributions to the Cystie Fibrosis Foundation would be appreciated. CLASSIFIED ADS SHARON (nee Gibson) AND RODNEY MeLAREN are pleased to announce the safe arrivai of their daughter, ASHLEIGH DAWN SHARON, on Tuesday, June 9, 1981 at 10:56 a.m, weighlng In at 5 Ibs. 2V? oz., at Bowman- ville Memorial Hospital. VACATION iVW'RE N TA L S 1 CLEARWATER -Seven turnished mobile permanent homes, air conditloned, pools, tennis, ahut- fieoard, lose ato guif baches