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,... "."~ PAGE 34, ýWHrIY FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, OCTBER 2,1991 Imates stage protest',at jail By Marlo Bouceher A new pohcy* resulted ini a protest at, the Whitby Jail l on Monday.' «We had a bit cf a proterit by the. inmates t l1 nch on Mon- day,» said rVilletKrlew, super- iritendent cf the Whitby Jail. The inmates refused te. eat their' lunch to protest, the new pelicy, he said. In the policy, the institution Will cease te subsidize tobacco' produets for the inmates, be fsaid. The policy went into effect yesterday (Oct. 1), b. said. 'The protest was put on by a minrity of inmates," said er- I :Obituaries ff JOHN ANDERSON, chairman of the community advisory board for Whitby Psychiatrie Hospital, and board member Gordon Sedgewick examine a model of the hospital's proposed re-design. Con- struction is expected to begin in spring of 1993, with occupancy in late 1995. The model was shown at the recent annual meeting of the board. Chrlis Bovie photo T h s is i . 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She' was born on November 11, 1904 at Mountain Grove, Ont. daughter of E. Carmen anà Marion Ethel (Abbott) Price. A Whitby resident for 75 years she was a secretary, at Gener;1 Motors for 30 years. She '*as a member of St. Mark's United Church in Whitby, and was active as a . member of the United Church Women (unit 4), Oshawa and Whitby Camera Clubs, and Whitby Historical Society. , She . was the first president of the Whitby Garden Club, in 1947, and was also, president in 1967-68. She is survived by brothers Percy and Abbott fflce' nieces Marion Morris and Patricia Nowell and great7niece Victoria Nowell. She was predeceased b her parents and sister-in-law rice. The funeral service was held from the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel on September 18, 1991. Interment at Mount Lawn ceme- tery. EDGARPROUSE Edgar Prouse died at Fairview Lodge on Septmber 12, 1991. He was 77. ' Mr. Prouse was born on July 27, 1914 in Pîckéring Townshi;l, son of Arthur John and Sar Anne (Routley) Prouse. He was a farm worker in the Claremont area. He is survived by brother Rus- sell of Brampton and sisters Doris Bell of Uxbn*dge, Hilda Gordon of Walkerton, Gladys In- gs of Georgetown and Isabel icholson of North Bay. The funeral service was held from the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, on Sqtember 16, 1991, Rev. Brian Gee con- ducting. Interment at Groveside cemetery. JOHNCRAIG-- John Russell Craig of Whitby died on September 19, 1991 at Whitby General Hospital. He was 67. 1 He was born on November 23, 1923 in Toronto, son of Wellesley Marshall and Jessie Bertha (Ibbotson) Craiff. He maried Alberta Eleanor on July 7 1948 in Toronto. A *Utby resident for'33 years, Mr. Craig was retired after work- î%as a credit manager. e is survived b his wife, Beverly J. Liittle, gebra Vann, Brenda Ferguson and Jackie Craig. The funeral service was held from the W.C. Town Funeral, Chapel in Whitby on September 21, 1991, Rev. Bessie liane con- ducting. GF.RTRUDEEý«T0N Gertrude Elizabeth Barton of Whitby died on September 24, 1991 at Whitby General Hospi- tal. She was 89. Crime Stoppers and Durham Regional Police, are asidng f0ý the publics help in solving an explosion that occurred in Oshiwa on Aug. 26. At 8:40 p.m., the * victim was in his garage at 331 Cumberland I;ý. when he heard a lo'ud exploeion in his backyaid, near the pool. The victim ran to bis backyard and saw sparks dancing above bis pool water, and lots ofsmoke covered the area. Investigation irevealed that a substance had,'.. been thrown into the victim's pool. Witnesses observed two, males runm'ng south from the area, into the bush, south of Olive Ave. Both males are deseribed as' about age 18. One male was wearing a black suit jacket, red' shorts and a.baseball hat; the second male wore ft green army jacket, dark shorts and baseball cap. One of the ball caps was white and one male had blonde hair and the other dark hair. Do you know who caused this explosion? Do you have any information that would help us solve thiscrime? If so, Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information leading to the arrest of these suspects. Crime Stopipersp hone number is 436-8477 (thaes 436-TIPS). If this numDer isng distance ynu can call colleci or through pur local Durham Régional Police number and ask for Crime Stopperss. Calls wiU never be traced or recorded. Constable Grant Arnold is the co-ordinatoir with the Durham Regional Crime Stoppers and writes this article to, help combat crime. mk'P-M@Ml tire WHITBY URGENT CARE WALK IN Medféal Clinic 220 Dundas St. W. Whitby .................... NO Appointment, Necessary DUNDAS CENTRE GUARDIAN DRUGS 220 Dundas St. W. Whithy Open 7 Days a Week lncbdng Midays FREEDELIVERY AJI Drug Plans AccéMedý,.». > 6 Generàtions of Service, Quality & Trust " Family Monuments " Granite or Bronze Markers " Cemetery Lettering " Sandblasting Stafford Monuméntig 3Ï8 Dundas St. E. Whitby 668-3552 A ft e r -H ou re 6 6 8 ý M 0 c r 6 1-11 U'-' ï lew. Irimatës will--novi have to pay for any -tobacco products them- selves, T'he, protest ended by Monegy evening, he sùid. Conventton banquet hall, nom PACZE i building' wili be 100,000 square feet. He. hopes to open' late next summër. Rick Przybylski ow'n'er of the WoodYcrest Motef on Hwy 19 just south of Tauntoh Rd., 90 theffist study carried out the develo on the plan didn t in- clude ir-groýwn plan for a 400-seat banquetfacility. He also said that Hwy-,12 is alread y close to saturation, bng -to information he reéeived from the Ministry of Trarisportation. "I'ni* just concerned that the roads will not bear the traff»ic," he said. - He said he vows to "fight this for a whileý" A nearby resident aloo had conCerns about parking and access to the banquet hal. Driveway access will be con- sidered during thé- site plan stage, said Short. She was born in Derby,. Eng- Jand on October 18,1901.. , Mrs. Barton was a longtime resident of Winni Bg Manitoba before moving to mjth;. She was a member of St. John's Anglican Church, Whitby and a member of the Order of the Eastern Star Whitby shrine. She is surviveâ by son Norman Barton (and his wife Gwyneth) of Whitb daughter Doris Sneddon (and 9epr husband Raymond) of Portland, Oregon, four grandéhil- dren and nine great-grandéhil- dren.* She was predeceased by her husband Tom W 1981. A memorial service was held at St Johns Anglican Church, Whitbv on Ilursday Sept. 26, Rev. ictor ILÀ conduc'ing. Inter- ment at Winnipeg, Man. l'à 1 el