PAGE 18, WIFJ2Y REE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21,1989 Peter Perry a-ward wine iesat 7 GEORGE LOFTHOUSE George Lofthouse, a former Peter Perry award winner as one of Whitby's most prominent citi- zens, died at 79 on Thursday, June 15, 1989, in Whitby General Hospital, a building which he helped to found. He was a memnber of the citi- zens' committee forrned in 1962 to investigate the possibility of building a general hospital, and was a memnber of the hospital building committee when it wss under construction. He was a member of the hospi- tai board of governors and served in almost every capacity, includ- ing chairman from 1970-72. He had earlier this year given $11,000 to the hospital for the p urchase of a pacemnaker/defribil- lator, and he was named honor- ary chairman of the recently announced community fundrais- ing campaign for hospital expan- sion. 6 Generations of Service, Quality & Trust " Family Monuments " Granite or Bronze Markers " Ccmetery Lettering " Saridblasting Stafford Monuments J 318 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-3552 Aftcr Hours 668- 4460 or 666- 1513f Home appointments gladly arranged1 "George was a man of vision," said Town administrator and~ Whitby General hospital board director Bill Wallace noting Mr. Lofthouse's many contributions to Whitby. Mr. Lofthouse, born in 1910 ta Peter Charles and Mary Anti (Crowne) Lofthouse, came ta Whitby in 1915 and lived in a home on Dundas St. E. near the Oshawa border. He subdivided his large pro- perty between Kendalwood Rd. and the Oshawa border, south of Dundas St. E., in the 1940s and early 1950s. Ha was a member of Whitby township council from 1955 to 1957; inember of the Whitby township planning board before amalgamation in 1968; member of the Central Ontario joint plan- ning or rom the niid-1960s to 17; and member of the Osh- awa and area planning and deve. Imetstudy. ýn the 19409 and 1950s, Mr. Lofthouse was a member of the Thornton Rd. Comniunity Asso- ciation. In the 1950s and 1960s, he was on the Whitby township school board, serving on the advi- sory committee that established the technical wing at Anderson. He worked at General Motors and then Canada Metals, where he was plant manager of the forging division, until ha estabi- ished the Lofthouse Brass Manu- facturing Co. in Whitby in 1958. He was president since founding the Company. He was a member of the board of directois of the Canadian Cop- per and Brass Development Association and member of the THE LUNG ASSOCIATION DURHIAM REGION WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE MEMORIAL DONATIONS RECEJVED in REMEMBRANCE of e Ruby Aldsworth Mr. Bert Axney Mr. Murray Arsenault Mrs. Bette Brick Mr. Archie Brown Mr. Dutch Butler Mrs. Richard Butler Mr. William Cane Mr. William Clarke Mr. Thomas Connelly Mr. Lloyd Currell Mr. Ernest Davis Mr. Lloyd Derusha Mr. Donald Dowden Mr. George Edwards Mr. Alfred Evans Mr. Sydney Evans Mr. George Findlay Mr. Richard Glanfield Kaye Hare Mr. Bert MEl Mr. Frank Jacques Mr. John Kehoe Mr. Donald Kemp Mrs. Clara Kleinfelder Mr. Josd~ Ligenza Jennie Locke Mr. Harry Lott Mr. Jim Love Mr. William Mason Mrs. Ada Matthews Mr. Dan Matthews Sr. Mr. Thomas McClurg Mrs. Elizabeth McGurk Mrs. Muriel Morris Mr. Bill Mulholland ibin Mr. William Norris Mr. Vincent O'Neill June Paulter Mr. Cecil Rahm Mr. William Raîston Mr. George Smith Mrs. Mildred Sullivan Mrs. Ethiel Walker Mrs. A. Ward Nancy Wilson TH-4ESE THOUGHTFUTL CONTRIBUTIONS HELPED FUND PROGRAMS TO ASSIST LOCAL RESIDENTS SUFFERING FROM ASTHMA, LUNG CANCER, AND EMPHYSEMA 'IF ONE LIFE HAS BRK4THED EASIER BECA USE YO U HAVE LIVED., YOU HAVE SUCCEEDEDPP Ralph Waldo Emerson Mr. Lofthouse is, survived by daughter Mary Lofthouse and ber husband Bernie Martin, and daughter Jean Keane and her husband Daniel; grandchildrer Carrie and. Michael Brown and Jeffery and Jenna Keane. He was ,predeceased by broth- ers Peter and Charles and sisters %GEmORGE LOFTETOUSE Canadian Manufacturing Asso- 7ciation. ..He received the Peter Perry oaward in 1979. His wife, the former Jane Isa- bel Stewart, died on March 21, 1970, and a son, David Stewart Lofthouse, died on November 11, 1965. Robert Anderson Robert Thomas Anderson of Whitby, formerly of Nobleton died at Whitby General Hospital on Saturday, June 17, 1989. He was 66. Beloved husband of Hilda Sea- ton; dear father and father-in- law of robert Jr. and Jane, Rick and Chris, John and Debra; gr andfather of Brett, Kerri, c-ott, Shannon, Malory, Melissa and Jeffrey; brother of Mrs. Sadie Nash, Mrs. Evelyn Hemn and David Anderson. Resting at the Egan Funeral Home, 203 Quuen St. S., Bolton, from Tuesday afternoon, June 20. Funeral and committal ser- vice in the chapel on Wednesday, June 21, 2 p.m. Cremation to follow. If desired, memorial donations can be made to the Whitb' General Hospital Building FunY Gordon St., Whitby, LMN 5T2. Survey on' needs of termiinaliy il Have you recently experienced a death in your family? Then the Hospice Durham Steering Comniittee needs your help. The Hospice Durham Steering Committee is conducting a survey to discover how it can better meet the needs of the terminally iii patient and his'her family - but it needs help from the public. Hospice Durham cannot adequately define and meet the needs of the terminally iii unless they know what the needs are. The committee, therefore, is looking for individuals who biave experienced a terminal illness in their family and would be willing to be interviewed about their experiences. While the committee is surveying physicians and health care providers about palliative care needs in Durhamn, input from the public is necessary for completion of the survey. 0811 survey coordinator Donna Muir at 433-4262 (calI collect if long distance). WWZ. EOUZS M Daisy, Lena, Gertie and Maudie. Services were held at the Mclntosh-Anderson Funeral Home,1 on Monday, June 19, 1989. Interinant at Mount Lawn Memorial Gardens. Donations can be made to the Whitby Ganeral Hospital build- ing fund. M CORPORATION OF THE TOWN 0F WHITBY LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE NEWMAN CRESCENT TAKE NOTICE THAT: 1. The Council of the corporation of the TOWN 0F WHITBY intends to construct* granular base, asphaft, pavement, concrete curb and gutters, storm sewers, and concrete sidewalk on NEWMAN CRESCENT between ANNES STREET and MARIA STREET as a local improvement and intends to specially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work. 2. The estimated cost of the work is $413,600.00, of which $168,500.00, is f0 be paid by the Corporation, and the estimated cost f0 the homeowner is $101.91 per metre frontage as a lump sum payment or $17.67 per metre frontage annually if paid in ten (10) annual instalîments. 3. Persons desiring to pet ition against undertaking the work must do so by notifying the Cîerk in writing on or before the 21sf day of July 1989. 4. Furiher information can be obtained by contact ing Mr. R. A. Kuwahara, Director of Public Works at 668-5803. DATED this 2lst day of June 1989. DONALD G. MCKAY Clerk The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rossland Road East WHITBY, Ontario LiN 2M8 CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in accordance with provisions of Pounds Act R.S.O. 1980, Chapter 383. Corporation of the Town of Whitby has impounded a bay mare found running at large on or about June 6th, 1989 on property being composed of part lot 33 4,3 Concession 7 Town of Whitby. Any person claiming ownership or having knowleclge as to ownership of the horse is requested.to contact Mr. Donald Intine, Municipal Law Enforcemnent Off icer, Town of Whitby as soon as possible. If the owner or someone for the owner does not repîy or recleem the horse by JuIy 3lst, 1989, the Corporation of the Town of Whitby shaîl pubîicly seIl it to the highest bidder at the Whitby Municipal Building. Don Intine Municipal Law Enforcement Officer Town of Whitby 575 Rossland Road East WHITBY, Ontario L-IN 2M8