WHITBY FREE PRESS. WED.NESDAY. JULY 2ý. 1987. PAGE 2~3 Bo ardwalks fixed up at Lynde Shores At the Lynde Shores Conser- vation Area. development con- tinues with the repair and upgrading of the two existing boar- dwalks and the construction of a third. This new addition is being constrUcted bv students working under the provincial experience new initiative prograrn. operated locallv bx- the authority.* Part of the material cost is being paid for by collections from the donation box situated at the en- trance to the parking lot. A new pamphlet on this area is now available and the public is in- vited to corne and see the im- provements. and enjoy viewing the birds and wildlife that make the Lynde Shore Conservation Area their home. - Soccer tourney here August 2 Teams fromr Cambridge, Ont. and( Scarborough will meet two Whitby teams in an old-timers soc- cer tournament to be held at Peel Park on Sunday, Aug. 2. One of the Whitby teams will be Barron's, one of the top-ranked teams in the local over-30 league that includes 16 squads. .Jimmy Ramsey of Oshawa is the big scorer for Barron's, helped by striker John Murtagh, strong mid- fielder Kenny McKenzie, defender Ed Hughes and goahies Rick Mc- Neil and Bill McCallum. -The other Whitby team, the Old- timers, is led by fine' midfielder Vern Ralphs, centre lTlf Steve McLaughlin and forward epixon. Obituaries J(INLEITCII P<)TTER John Leitch Potter of Oshawa died July 19, 1987, at Kirkland Lake, Ont. he was in his 37th year. A former Oshawa-Whitby resident, Mr. Potter was a truck driver for- MacCoshan Van Lines. He was a member of the Preshytérian Church. He was horn in Armadale, Scotland, on January 28, 1951, son of James and Janet (Leitch. Pot- ter. He married Jane Ann Fraser on Oct. 4, 1986. He is survived by his wife, son Jeremy and daughter Krysta; father James; sisters Annie (Mrs. Robert Graham) and Agnes (Mrs. Brian Dick.>; two nieces and three nephews, in Scotland; niece Janet and nephews Jimmy and Scott of Kirkland Lake. He was predeceased by his mother. The funeral was held Wednesday, July 22 from the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel in Whitby, Harry Inkpen officiating. Interment at Groveside Cemetery. MARY ELEANOR GASKIN Mary Eleanor Gaskin of Whitby died at her home on July 3, 1987, in her 70th year. The longtime Whitby resident was horn on April 20, 1918 at Halls Bridge (Buckhorn) in Peter- borough County, daughter of John A. and Christina (King) Edwards. She married Thomas James Emerson (EdW Gaskin on Oct. 7, 1944. Mrs. Gaskin was an active com- munity resident, as a member of the Historical Society, Ontario Humane Society, Foster Parent program and Children's Aid Society receiving home). She also belonged to the Easter Rebekah Lodge in Pickering, Benevolent Rebekah in Whitby, Orange Lodge <Victory 583 LOBA and True Blue Lodge), and Ail Saints Anglican Church, including the church's afternoon groùp. She was a volunteer at Whitby General Hospital. formerly Joseph L. Rud- dy, Hospital. and sèrved with the Canadian Armhy Active, during WQrld War-Il.. She formerly resided in French-' man's Bay and in Toronto. She is survived by her husband, daughters Beverly Ann (Mrs. W. Emmerton>, Donna Marlene (Mrs. Jerry Richard> and Lynda Arlene <Mrs. John Staples.>, son John David Gaskin and eight gran- dchildren. Predeceased by her parents and brothers Hector and Percy. The funeral service was held from the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel in Whitby and All Saints Anglican Church on July 7, 1987. Rev. Charles Bull off iciated. Interment at Mount Lawn Cemetery, the Oddfellows and Rebekah garden. DR. JACK GILMOUR Is pleased to announce DR. BOB.LEE IS N0W ASSQCIATED IN THE PRACTICE 0F DENTISTRY IN THE TRIDONT DENTAL CENTRE HOU PS: Mon. To Weds. Thurs. & Fni. Sat. WHITBY CENTRE 8 arn -8 Prn GIL MILLER BUILDING 8 arn -4:30 Pmn 304 Dundas St. West 9 arn- 3 Pmn Whitby, Ont, LiN 2M5 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE For Appoinîrnent Cal 668-5181 or 668-5411 DR. CAROLE WILSON Is pleased to announce DR. BOB LEE 1IS NOW ASSOCIATED IN T HE PRACTICE 0F DENTISTRY IN THE TRIDONT DENTAL CENTRE HOURS: Mon. To Weds. Tturs. & FrI. Sal. WHITRY CENTRE Sarn- 8 pn, GIL MILLIER BUILDING 8 arn - 4-30 Pm 304 Du ndas St. West Sain -3 pm WhiIby. On:LlN 2M5 24 HOUP EMERIGENCY SERVICE For Appoinnent Cati 668-5181 or 668-5411 F1 JOANNE STARR of Pickering was the judge's choice in the bikini contest held Saturday in Brougham as part of the country jamboree held annually by Pickering residentU and country music entertainer Rick Johnson (shown right). Free Press photo ADULT SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS Applications are now being accepted by the Town cf Whitby for the positions of Aduit School Crossing Guard on: 1. ANDERSON STREET at MANNING ROAD 2. MANNING R0AD at RIBBLESDALE DRIVE Employment to commence on September 8, 1987. Applications **aje to be received no later than Friday. AUgUSt 14, 1987. and addressed'to: - Mr. WM. H. Wallace, Administrator, Corp. of the Town of Whitby. 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario. Li N 2M8 DR. MARK MILLER Is pleased to announce DR. BOB LEE IS NOW ASS0CIATED IN THE PRACTICE 0F DENTISTRY IN THE TRIDONT DENTAL CENTRE HOURS: Mon. To Weds. Thurs. & Fr1. Sat. WHITBV CENTRE 8 arn-8prn GIL MILLER BUILDING B arn- 4-30 pm 304 Dundas St. West 9am-3prn Whtby, Ont. LIN2M5 DR. BOB LEE 24 HOUP EMERGENCV SERVICE For Appoinîrnenî Cali 668-5411 he is now associated in the TRIDONT DENTAL CENTRE 1HOURS: Mon. To Weds. Thurs. & Fri. Sat. WHITBY CENTRE Barn-8pm GIL MILLER BUILDING 8 arn 4:30 pr 304 Oundas St. West 9 arn- 3 prn Whitby. Ont. Li N 2M5 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE For Appointment Cal 668-5181 or 668-5411 SHAWN (left) and CHRISTOPHER CULL (right) were the winners of this scooter from Century 21 Gold Jacket Reaity Ltd. during their Easter Seals cam- paign. Helen Bevis of Century 21 made the presen-. tation last Monday. THE CORPORATION 0F THETOWN OFWHITBY Ji~ Le