PAGE 20, WHITBY FREE PRESSwENEBDAY. DECMBE ri, 1M9 Co ntinuous Learning at Durham College Continuous Learning Caiendars have been mailed. Registration for fast filiIng courses begins December 1lst in person - 8:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. - doors open at 6:00 a.m. for control number handout. Registration for other courses starts Monday, December 3. To register by phone with Mastercard or VISA - cali 436-1 100 or 1-800-668-5843, toil free You can also register by FAX or by mail. See your Continuous Learning Caiendar for particulars. If you need a caiendar cali: Contlnuous Learning 576-0210. CO0L LI8 G I Puit youir dimes ona the lie On Saturda, Dec. 8p the Ontario Marc h of Dîmes' of Durham Region will be hosting their second annual Lino of Dîmes at the Oshawa Centre in Oshawa. Lino of Dîmes will provide an opportunity for the community ta, put their donations on the lino, which wiII be constructed in front of the Madison'a store in the Oshawa Centre. Individuals, families, and businesses are asked ta collect their dimedidonations qnd bring tbem ta the Oshawa Centre so they may add ta the Lino of Dîmes. Volunteers and staff will be prosont throughout the day (9:30 arn. ta 9:30 p.m.) ta answer questions about the Ontario March of Dîmes and ta collect donations. The Ontario March of Dîmes provides programrs which enable adulta who ara physically disabled ta live independent and meaningf'ul lives. Program opportunities include assistive devised, independent living assistance, camping community services. Tuition Free Courses for Technical Workers Durham College and the Ontario Ministry of Skiils Development are pleased to offer the foilowing tuition paid courses to quahifled Technical Workers. " Solid State Motor Controls " Advanced Pneumatics *Noveil Local Area Network *Multi-User DOS, an Alternative to Local Area Network *Introduction to Design of Programmable Gate Arrays *Design and Testing of Programmiable Gate Arrays *Fiber Optics for the Communications Industry *Huntron Tracker, Electronic Diagnostic System. Ail classes are scheduled to start as soon as minimum class size has been achieved. Don't Miss Out. Register Now! For more information cail Peter Griffin at 576-0210. D UR HA M cO0L L9i 9 Main Campus 2000 Simcoe St. North Oshawa, ON LI H7K4 Tel. 41 6-576-02 10 TDD: 4116-571-5560 ToilIFee 1-800-668-5843 TREVOR ACKLAND (left) of Sth Whitby scouts and Mfichael Hourahine of lst Whitby scouts recently received chiot scout awards, the highest award a scout can earn upon completion of ahigh standard of badge requirements and requirements in the fields of leadership, citîzenship and com- muinity work. Peter TomWlin photo I ObituariesJ Durham College lumpS fart You want more than just a job. Get a qumpStart on your career and quick access to second year of a diplomna programn through flumpStart at Durham College. Begin January 7th and finish your lirst year by August 2nd in timne to enter second year. -7umPStazrt programs are available in Office Administration and Business Administration. Business Administration (2 or 3 year Dipoma> off ers a common f irst semester after which you would choose one of the following options: Accounting, Information Systems, Marketing, Production & Operations Management, Human Resources Management, or the General Program. office Administration (2 year Diploma) prepares you for a career as a secretary, administrative assistant, information specialist, or office manager. Cali 576-0210 ext. 240, or toit f ree 1-800-668-5843 for more information, or visit us at 2000 Simcoe St. North, Oshawa. w CIoC Qw DUR HAM c 0L L 9 a CECIL PUCIUN Cocil Thomas Puckrin of Whitby died on Novernber 7, 1990 While deer hunting in the Peterborough area. Ho was 77. Ho was born in Pickering on November 24, 1913, son of Car- otta (Parsons) and Lorne Puck- rin. He lived in Pickering Town- ship for 20 years and married Beatrice Edna Greenlaw on August 30, 1933. They moved ta Whitby where they lived together for 57 years. Mr. Puckrin worked as a truck driver for Roblin's Creainery for 10 years, and later sold life insurance for Empire Life. He was a salesman for Canada Bread and Wonder Bread, and worked at Generalz-Motors in Oshawa. Ho was the express agent for the Canadian Pacific Railway in Whitby for many years. Ho was a partner in T. Puckrin & Son Waste Dispoai. Ho eased out of the business after it was sold in 1984. Wihile retired ho enjoyed gar- dening, piaying cards, attending church suppers, woodcarving and visiting wxthfriends. Ho is survived by his wife, son Douglas and bis wife Nora, daughter Barbara and ber bus- band James Sleep, and daughter Bety grandchildren Wendy, LidBannie, James, Blaine and Bristol, great-grandchildren Danielle abd Alex. He is also survived by bis brothers John and Herb and sisters Mrs. Florence Pettit, Mrs. Ama Mary Palmer and Mrs. LI-rno Mesher. Ho was predeceased by bis twin brother Lewis and sister Susie Pueki-in. LRv. W.J.S. McClure of Whitby conducted the funeral service on Saturday, Noveinber 10, 1990. Interment at Groveside corne- tery.".ý4...1 FEEICKW. WILJIS Froderick W. Wiilis of Whitby died at Princesa Margaret Hospi- Wa Toronto, on November 22, 19â. He wa.s65. Ho was born in Kensington, London, England on Septemnber 2 1? 1925, son of Harry Evered Willis and Elsie Eleanor (Covilie) Willis. Ho married Mavis O'Connor on December 24, 1949, at Bronley, Kent, Engiand. Mr. WiÎllis was a resident of Whiltby for the pastfive years. He served in the RAF during World War II and with the RCAF from 1956 ta 1975. Ho was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion Hoe is survived by his mother, brothers Harry, Peter, Alexander and Frank, and sisters Mabel Dalton and Elsie Wells, all of- England, and his wife. Ho was predeceased by his father. The funeral service was held on November 26, 1990, from the Town Funeral Chapel, conducted b;y Padre Bob Mansfield. Crema- tion -fallowed. Interment at Mount Ljawn cemetery, Whitby. 6 Genertions of Service, Quality & Trust " Family Monuments " Granite or Bronze Markers " Cemetery Lettering " Sandblasting Stafford Monuments 318 Dundas St. E., Whitby )68.3552 After HourB 668-4460 or 666-1513 Homeappointmentaglalymmnged and