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WIPBY FREE PRESS, 'WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1990, PAGE 13 Bowl or Millions kic.ks off!, on February 3 The annual Bo wl for Millions campaign by the Big Brothers Association of Oshawa-Whitby *Ill begin with a'Celebrity Kick- off Dae' on Saturday, Feb. 3, at NorthEnd Bowl, Oshawa., At the kick-off, challenges will take place between celebrities, corporations, media, big and lit- tie brothers, board and stàfi members. Little brothers will also ho paired with getmm bers ofth Osha Generals hockey team.' Teams will compote for the Corporate Challenge Trophy, High School Trophy, Teacher's Plaque and man-v other prizes and trophies for money raised. Anyone can participate in tho Bowl for Millions. Sponsor shoots are available at the Big Brothers office, 44 Willi m $t. W. (579- 2551). Piedge heets are also available at No h End Bowl and from Big Brothe s until Jan. 26. Bowlers who irn in pIed jes of $50 or more by eh. 8 are elijible for a draw that as as top prize a By Trudie Zavadovics A construction accident in Whitby FPriday sent a 'Toronto man -te hospital with a fractured spine and internaI injuries. Benjamin Medeiros was work- ing in a drainage ditch installing a sewage pipe at Billings St. and I Obituaries I as Canadian vice-president of the FROM PAGE 12 union in 1962. He was a member two aughrsMrs.Ronad ~ of St. Andrew's Preshytorian two aughrs, rs. onal MEChurch. (Lee) and Mrs. John Webster Beforo immigrating to Canada (Carolyn); il grandchildren and in 1949, he served in the Royal four great-grandchildren.. Air Force, On July 1,. 1967, he Judge McGilivray was at the was awarded the Centennial Humphrey Funeral Home, A. W. Modal in recognition of his Ber- Miles Chapel, Toronto. vice. The funeral service was held at He is survived by daughters St. Andrew's Presbyterian Irene Lambie and Regna Scott Church, ing and Simcoe streets, (and husband Bill); grandchil- Toronto, on Jan. 19, 1990. dren Tom Scott (and wife Doe- If desired, contributions to the dee), Dave Scott (and wife North York Ceneral Hospital Lynetto), Bruce Scott, Margaret Foundation would be appreciated. Dawson (and husband Michael), F'rank Mackey (and wife Cyn- THOMIAS SLOAN thia), Patty Cluiff(and husband Thomas Watson Sloan of Andy) and six great-grandchil- Whitby died at lies home on dren. Wednesday, January 17, 1990. Ho was redeceased by wife Ho was 78. MargartetPeg' and daugliter Ho was born in Coatbridge, Joyoe Mackey. Scotland on February 13, 19119 The funeral was held from St. son of Thomas and Jean (AitkinS Andrew's Preshyterian Church Watson. on SaturdaLy January 20 1990,' 'Mr. Sloan was a representativo Lev. W.J.S. McClure conducting9. of tho International Chemical' Interment at Groveside ceme- Workers' Union and was olected tory. Just listod 4 bedroom home with finished rec room and brick fireplace. Excellent property backing to buffer. Enquiries to Jack Grant, Broker 668»q-.4000 weekend for two at Pinestone Inn and Country Club. A bicycle is the prize for the little brother raising the most money. The association's fundraising target for 1990 is $33,000. Irwin Dr. in Whitby, -when an embankment caved in bng hlm under 200 to 300 poundsof dlay and dirt and renering him unéoncious. A witness applied first aid and the victim regained conscious- f055. By the time the Whitby fire department arrived his vital signs were stable. According te, police, ho was eenoxygon and was transported by ambulance te Oshawa General Hfospital. .The Ministry of Labor is inves- tigating the accident. Theft from work Site Workers roturning te their job site Iast ThursdaX origa Rd. an nWinterberry Rd. discoverod that some equip- ment was missing. AntonioBosco reported that a rented gnerator, worth approxi- mately 7,000, was missing fromn its holding area when ho arrive& at the Royal Pîne Hones site. 'Fony Coelho of Novest Masonery, a contracted firm at the site, discovered missing 65 steel franies used for construct- ing scaffolds, and 70 steel braces. .Police are still investigating. Thisyear we want Our JanuaiySale toiealyht 9 y 4 ç~g-'-'~~ This year, we couldn't l1'JJIIL decide wha t to feature in our January sale. So we made it easy. Alrnost eveîything in every one of our locations is on sale during the month of January. We've started with sav- ings up to 40% on floor models, and continued on with marked-down prices on tables, entertainment units, wall units, complete dining room suites, bedroom fumniture, rocking chairs, chairs, quilt stands and even breadboards. It's Woodcraft's January Sale - the ulti- mate antidote for ernt LM corners, open spaces, blank walls, and blank stares. Dirop in today, and ________you'llfind out how Woodcrafts January Sale *can reallylit fhome. wAil Woodcmft Tables* 20% Off' ,Woodcrali table ts On Sale -Ail Szes -Ail StyIes - Harvest & Pedestal Tables Square. Round, Recangular or Oct LAS-Tr WEEKOF 4 ýý-1 VEESA Fntetainment/Wail Units, Bookcases, 15% Off lrom 3.3"wide. solid wood ho)okcases Io complete Audio/Video Entertainrnent Centres and Pine or Oak Wall Unit Systerns 1 0%/of Single Piîeces, 15 % Off 3, or moreltems SpdaNPces S-Wide Hloor odels Up to 4O% COff Selected Items on the floor of each Woodcrafi location are on sale - Display Stock- Scratch & Dent- Stain Colour Retums -Prototy pes au, 11 1 il lm* Sacxle s deuphol.aer and Bunktous tiumiture. but - ~~~~SOLID OAK & PINE wu ~ pes ouaeortglrls ue nueeies OPEN SUNDAY CRAFIMEN SINCE 1974 The Bam: Workshop & Showroom: Whitby: The Market Village fr1Xkh;n Mýtçeje.5 4Xe. 370 Denison Si. E.. Markhani. 111 ttlop ~tW--i0qc0t'4ýF-nr4euý4NSEk~*:~ 2Q~~79~l."~> , 475-2488 - Man injured on work site SALES OPENING: NIEW HOMES We currently have an opeming for a Sales Representative to service a Major Builder in Whitby. Contact Jack Grant, Broker 668-4000 1 1 - il Il mKv IL - 1.-~ - -----