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WITBY FREE PRESS,,WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,1988, PAGE 27 Many activities, a t OshawaWhitby fai*r J'uly21-24 Featuring agricultural events, a custom/anitique car show, demolition derby, arts and crafts and, a nMidway among its attractions, the Oshawa WVhitby Fair will be held this weekend, July 21-24 on Garrard Rd.N. just north of Conl in Rd. Events begin on Thursday at 6 p.m. 'with a bingo, demolition derby, midway and refreshinents. On Friday, the women's horticultural' building and the Midway open at 3 p.m. The tractor pull, bingo, concessions, cake auction and opening ceremonies commence at 6 p.Tn. Saturday sees the women s building ofîering refreshments and a horticultural midway; the *.midway (rides, gaines) is open; bingo continues; the cattle show is open al day; at,8:30 a.m. the sadle horse, pony'and horse show. competitions, begin; at 10 a.m. the baby show opens; 2:30 p.m., the log sawing contest; at 4:30 p.m.,' the horse pull commences; and at 6 p.m. the demolition derby commences. A »sheep show and shearing demonstration. will be, held, on Sunday; the idway will be open; the light horse show starts at 1 p.m'.; the demolition derby finals are held at 2 p.m; the custom car show will be held from 'Postal Mleri' at centre [>Y Debbie Luchuk The Whitby Seniors' Centre is sponsoring a, number of health- related events and programs over the next month, including a "Postal Alert" and "Priority Iàfe" campaign and a health fair. Postal Alert is a programn mn by the Seniors' Centre andl mail deliverers. Seniors register with the centre for the service. Mail deliverers survey the homes of those registered to make sure that nothing unuspual is occurring, indicating that the Path lightin.-Lg to be studied Whitby's operations committee members want - the parks and recreation department tô look at installing lights before it coni- structs a path from Glen Ayr Park to Elizabeth Ores. Park in the Glen Ayr Heights subdivision. The path is initended to link the two parks. senior is in trouble. The deliverer checks to see if mail is being picked up, and. to see that nothing is wrong with the senior. Registration forms will be sent out with pension cheques on July 25. As the service is also for those over 55 who won't be receiving pension cheques, these people can register with the centre. Anyone who does not receive the registration in the mail can contact the centre for the form. 10Oa.m.,to 4 p.m. For more information fair, competitions or on the rules, contact Elspeth* McCulloch at 725-8858 or the fair at 655-3962. Admission will be $3 for. adults, $2 for stu dents, and p ublic school didren for free. Parking 15 also free. Obituaries NORVAL FLEMING Norval Cordon Fleming of Whitby died on July 11, 1988, at Whitby General Hospital. He was 84. H1e was born in Kirkfield, Ont., on May 23, 1904, son of James Fleming and Ella Beecroft. He married Vivian Mary Lucinde McGill on May 14, 1927. A Whitby resident for 42 years, Fleming worked on the inspection and maintenance staff of General Motors, Oshawa. He retired in 1966. He is'survived by bis wife, daughters Audrey (Mrs. Moore) and Orma (Mrs. Hardie) and son Glen Fleming and daughter- in-law Joan, Nora Waddell and son- -in-law Fred; grandchildren Nancy, Cindy Jane, Garth, Kim, John, Donald, Lori, Margaret, Robbie and Christine Robin; great-grandchildren Jaimie, Kelly, Michael, Tomas and David; brother Harold Fleming. The funeral was held from the Town Funeral Chapel on July 14, 1988, with the Rev. Henry Dyck officiating., Interment at Groveside cemnetery. JOHN CASSELLS John Casselîs of Whitby died on. July 7, 1988 at Whitby General Hospital. H1e was 59. He was born on November 12, 1928 in Toronto, son of -Agnes McGoogan and Thomas Casselîs. He married Olwyn Hockey in 1948. A Whitby resident for four months,, he formerly lived in Oshawa for 15 years and Fairport Beach for 25 years. 11e worked as a salesmaTi, and was an avid golfer. He is survived by brother Jim, sister Kathleen (Mrs. Bonello), son Barry, daughters Charlotte and Mary, stepbrothers "Bud" Warren, Clifford and Gary and stepmother Norma Casselîs. The funeral was held froin the Town Funeral Chapel on July 11, 1988, with Rev. June Abel conducting. Cremation followed.ý In your plans for the future, there may be an area you've overlooked. C onsider this a test to sec if you'rc really preparcd for what the future will bring. Do you have adequate insurance and benefits? Do you have a pension plan? H-ave you preplanned and prepaided your funeral arrangements? Now if you're asking yourself what making funeral arrangements has to do with sensible planning, let us explain. While it's difficult to talk about an emotional subject in dollar and cents, it is necessary. By preplanningand prearranging funeral arrangements now, you can guarantee that the money will be there for the future, with no financial strain imposed on the people close to you. W1ONARIO RUNERAI. WiERICE ASSROCA' W. C.Town Funeral Chapei LtcI. Whitby 668-3410 John R. Town Jayne Langlois - Town 110 Dundas St. East 668-3410 CALL A PROc.FESSIONAïiL CANADIAN MASTERCRAFTSMAN EKe General Carpentry.- E C S,S ED- - TS-ý FECESSHEDS- * Aluminum Sidin & rec roons - c abitnenhnts eFloors & roof ing Painting & decks Complele Home Improvements - Qualitv Assurance Tony Mercleca 579-4854I CONSTRUCTION CO. 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