WHfBy FIRE pRESe, WEDNESDAY, JUTLY 12.1989. PAGE 29 Students honored at graduati* on YOUR FUTURE starts wth ... Tr-Country Truck Driver Train- lng. Est ablished in 1978,. job search assistance available, day- time, evening and weekend cours- es. Course tee incarne tax de- ductible. 1-800-265-0400, Cam-- bridge. B FREE: 1989 guide ta study- pt-home correspondence diploma courses for prestiglous careers: Accounting, Air Conditioning, Bookkqeping, Business, Cosme- tology,ýElectronics, LegaVMedicà l Secrett', Psychology, Travel, Granton»(A) 263 Adelaide St. W., Toronto. 1-800-268-1121.. B More than 220 students gra- duated from Denis O'Connor Catholic High School recently, with valedictorian Darby Walsh rerninding them that life is ful of obstacles which high school has trained them ta, handie. <cNow we will find out what makes aur parents so grumpy," said Walsh as hie charged stu- dents ta, set goals and strive ta, achieve those goals. Forty-six awards were presen- ted during the ceremonies with Walsh picking up the Anne Hen- driks' Award or outstanding contribution ta, schaol spirit. Other award winners were: Deborah Nolan, Whitby, Arthur O'Connor Family Award for academic athletics, service and leadership achievement; Linda Meulensteen, Whitby, Bishop's Award and Hendrik's Award for student who made the gfreatest contribution in Gr. 13, donated by Jim Carson; Anne Morgan, Catholic Education Faundation of Ontario Seroll for Leadershi and Ontario Separate School Trustee's Asso- ciation Award; Eddie Day and Sonali D'Souza, Denis O'Connor Staff Award;, D'Souza also won the Andrew Foundation for .econd highest standing in Gr. 13, the Auxiliary to Ajax/Picker- ing Hospital Award for medical or related Field. Tristan O'Malley, Durham Region RCSS Board Award; John Windover of Whitby, Governor General's ,inedal, Andrew Foun- dation for highest standing in Gr. 13 and Association of Profes- sional En gineers Award. Mark McCann, Whitby Rotary Sunrise Chapter, bursary ani hsed. dept. award; Cecihia asconez, Auxiliary to Aj*axfPick- ering Hospital Award or nurs- ing; Joanne Tomsîc and Ronert Dodds, Whitby Kinsmen Scholar- ship; (Tomsic also won the Whitby Rotar Bursary); Melinda Che, Azjax Kinsmen Award; Laura Da Re, Richard Johnston Award donatedby Ajax Lionà Club and GIynG.'Tho- rnas CGA Accounting Award. Ann McCarron, Durham Women's Club Award, Rosaleen Lopes, Holy Family Knights of Couus Award HERITAGE QUILT SHOW and Sale sponsored by Amprior Lionettes, Julyl5th, 10:00 arn 10 4:00 Pm - 257 John St., North Amprior, Ontario, wChristian Educaticîn Centre".. For further .information caîl: (613)623-5406. B THE WOOD SHOW - 6th Annual-August il, 12. 13. A "Must See" for ail woodworki ng enthusiasts. Over 140 quality exhibitors will have for-sale wide variety of machinery, hand. tools, carvings, *urnings, custom furniture. Live, free seminars. Wood art comýetition, $5,000 in cashprzs For brochure contact: ' The WýIood Show, Box 920,, Du'rharn,- Ontario, NOG iRO (519)369-6902. B ARE YOU having trouble getting, auto insurance because of age, poor driving record, or suspension of license? Perhaps we can help. Phone 666-2090. ÂÀ%wDS-. To selI1 the small items that you thought weren't worth advertising. *Item s must seIl for Iess than $50 - price must be stated in ad - multiple item ads nust total less than $50 * Maximum15 words * Prepaid *Cash or VISA onty FRANKALLOWAY Frank Alloway of Oshawa died at Oshawa General Hospital on JulIy 2, 1989. Hlewas born in Whitby, son of Edgar Frank and Susan (Apple- ton)ý Alloway. A former truck driver, he was a Whitby resident ail his life and member of St. John's Anglican Church. He is survived by William, Ann, James and Catherine. He was predeceased by brother Cecil and sister Helen. The funeral was held from the Town Funeral Chapel on Wed- nesday, July 5. Interment at St. John's Anglican in Port Whitby. ARTHfUR MITCHELL Arthur Douglas Mitchell of Oshawa died at Whitby General Hospital on June 29. 1989. He was 63. He was bori. on March 12, 1926 in Dorset, England, son of Reginald and Ada ( Marsh) Mit- chell. He married Veranica on Octo- ber 23, 1948. A Whxtby resiaent for 21 years, Mr. Mitchell was retired from his employment as.custodian. He is survived by brothers Maurice and Gordon, and sisters Violet, Gertie, Gwen and Joyce. He was predeceased by one brother and one sister. The funeral was held July 4, with Fr. Stan conducting. Inter- ment at Resurrection cemetery. 6 Generations of Service, Quality & Trust " Famnily Monuments " Granite or Bronze Markcrs " Ccmctery Lettering " Sndbasting A * i7DDD DURHAM THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional Municipality of Durham. is considering AN APPLICATION TO AMENO REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN AND WHITBY OFFICIAL PLAN THE DURHAM THE TOWN 0F The améndment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes residential and local commercial development as part of the Brooklin Smal Urban Area within the site indicated on the map below. In order to assist in the evaluation of the amnendmeni application, the public is invited to provide input by way of submissions to the Region's Planning Department. Information reîated to the amendment application is available in the offices of the Planning Department, 105 Consurnfer's Drive, Whitby, Ontario, LiN 6A3 or by calling Mr. John Sharpe, Planning Department (416) 668-7731 (Whitby) / 686-1651 (Toronto). Submissions co ncer ning the amendment application must be forwarded to the Commissioner of Planning, at the above-noted address, and must be received no later than Friday, August 11, 198Q any submission made. FILE NO. 89-74/D/WW Marie Hubbard Chairman, Planning Committee and telephone number in ur. M. Michael, M.C...P. Commissioner 0f Planning a~4#~b~tLV5i tt jà ", p CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN OF WHITBY LO ST.I-HORS E NOTICE lS 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 knowledge as to ownership of the horse is requested to contact Mr. Donald Intine, Municipal Law Enforcement Off icer, Town of Whitby as soon as possible. If the owner or someone for the owner does flot reply or redeem the horse by July 3lst, 1989, the Corporation of the Town of Whitby shaîl publicly selI 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 LUN 2M8 BEILLWOOD public sehool students who received citizenship awards before the end of the sehool year were Aimee Ward (left) for junior students and Thuy Phau. (intermediate). The Bellwood Home and Sehool Association staff citizenship awards are for outstanding conduet, responsibi- lity, reliability, honor and respect of others. Mree Proesphoto Obituar y