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WIUTY FMME PRESS WEDNESDAY, SPEBR27,1989, PAGE 15 70-uni*t condomin*jumnproposed'for Ash St. An Ash St. residént vehe- mently opposed plans for a 70- unit con dominium on bis street Obituaries EUNICE BEEI< Eunice Beer of Whitby died at Whitby General Hospital on Sep- tember 12, 1989. He was 82. She was born on March 14, 1907, in Danville,' Quebec, daughter of Ethel (Làxon ) and Frank Monahan. She married Tom Beer on August 6, 1938. A Whitby resi- dent for 40 years, she was a schoolteacher. She was a mem- ber of Whitby Baptist Church and the Order of the Eastern Star, Rebekah Lodge. Mrs. Beer is survived by her husband, son William and daughter Nancy, and grandchil- dren Leianne and Wesley John- ston and Bradley and Angela pBeer. The funeral was held from the W.C. Town Funeral Ohapel con- ducted b y Harry Inkpen. inter- ment at Groveside cemetery. ALEXADERMACKAY Alexander MacKay died at Fairview Lodge Whitby on AuLnst 10, 1989. lie was 95 Hewas born on December 23, 1893, at Isle of South Uist, Scot- land, son of John and Mary (MacDonald) MacKay. A resident of Whitby since 1936, Mr. MacKay was an emrployee of Whitby Psychiatric Hospital for 28 years before retiring. He is survived by bis children, John of Scarborough, Mary of Whitby, Anne (Mrs. James Goo- dyear) of Wellesley and Cath- >i erine of Oshawa; grandchildren Allison and Stephanie MacKay Michael, Mayne, Paul, Peter anc1 Gregory Goodyear. He was predeceased by his wife Flora ( clion. The funeral service was held on August 12, 1989, from the î W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, with mass of Christian burial at St. John the Evangelist Church, con- ducted by Most Rev. Robert B. Clune. Interment at St. John's cemetery, Whitby. BRADLEY WILDER Bradley John Wilder of Whitbj died on F'riday, September le 1989, et Temagami, Ont. He was 32. He was born in Kitchener Ont., son of Major John anâ Audrey (Tillsley) Wilder. He married Maureen Sylvia Fear- naîl on June 23, 1979. A Whitby resident for five years, Mr. Wil- der was a life underwriter. He was a member of the Salvation Army Church and a coach in the Whitby Minor Basebaîl Associa- tion. He is survived by his wife and sons Benjamin, Daniel and Mat- fthew; bis parents, of Halifax; brother Brian of Toronto, sister Brenda (Mrs. Ted St. John) of during a -public meeting held by Whitby's planning and develop- ment committee last Week. An Ontario numlered com- pany has applied to the Town to rezone the property, jiist north of Dundas St . E. A report to committee fromn the planninf department noted that the %p cant bas proposed two- and t ree-bedroom units, which would require a lot area of 1.8 acres. The property, however, is only one. acre in size, 80 the rezoning is required. "I'm philosophically and morally afraid of this," said Joseph Fleischer, who 'owns a house next door to the proposed building. Holding up a planning depart- ment drawing, Fleischer pointed to the proposed building (which was colored black), then pointed to his home (which was illustra- ted as a smalIl box). "That is my house. I have lived there for 15 years. Why should I put up with this. Whitby is a town, not a city,» said Fleischýer. Committee also heard from Richard Woolger of Hickory St. who favored the condominium. The building would have 2 three- bedroom units and 48 two-bedroom units. The application will now be sent to agencies in Durham Region and the town for their input. 'l'lie IVair Aniiptitationis of Canada... Safcty Is CHAMP PLAYSAFE No Accident Programn Lottery funds help people with disabilities. Sharmila lost a leg to cancer when she was six years old. With the help of a prosthetic leg,<. Sharmila is able to skip and swim with her friends. Helping people with disabilities is just one way lottery funds are used. Lotterv funds are also used to provide grants in other areas such as sports and recreation, arts and culture, hospitals, and province- wide charities. This is how-Lottery funds are working for you in your area. é SIMOE HALL CHILORENS IREAIMENI CENTRE, OSHAWA é PE1ERROOLH NAV4AL ASOCATON PETERBOOUGH é QUII'fEODANCE CENRE, EVLLE s CANAOII4N MENAL lEALIR ASSOCAION, YORK REOJON - Family Monuments - Granite or Bronze Markcrs - Ccmcrery Lettering - Sarîdblasting Stafford Monuments 318 Dundas St. E.. Whitby 668- 3552 Aftcr Hôurs 668-4460 or 666-1513 1Jlomc appeintînints gla4ly arrangccf. SOntario Lottery Corporation Together we're makig good things happen. E Wits r N Ne lm pie