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Page 12, Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, October6. 1993 decision. Anyone who is at risk or thinks they may be at risk for being infected by HWV should be tested. However, there are some behaviours that are a greatei risk than others: CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN OF WHITBY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPT. PARKS AND RECREATION PROGRAM OFFERING BASIC RESCUER CPR COURSE athe Whitby Civic Recreation Complox Thursday. October 7,14 & 21 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 P.m. $48.60 per person (GST included) .0u r ha Please eise n Advanc HEART For more information cai 661991 ( F ONTRK BECOME A UFE SAVER lep R"?ECREATIONVAT ITS BEST TH >T-TOWN 0F WHITBY SCOMMUNI1Y SCHOOLS SPECIAL NOTICE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGS The Community Sciiools isted below wiIl be holding their Annual General Meetings on the following dates: PALMERSTON COMMUNITY SOHOOL Wednesday, October 13 400 Palmerston Avenue - 666-099 7:00 p.m. GLEN DHU/ORMISTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL (at.Glen Dhu Community chool) Thursday, October 14 20 Forest Heighs Street - 666-0969 7:30 p.m. PRINGLE CREEK COMMUNITY SCHOOL Wednesday, October 20 80 Ribblesdale Drive - 668-0666 7:30 p.m. BELLWOOD COMMUNITY SOHOOL Tuesday, October 26 30 Bellwood Drive - 571-4770 7!J0 p.m. EVERVONE IS WELCOME TO ATTEND 'T'artners in Pide" f CORPORATION 0F THE ~.* .;TOWN 0F WHITBY SOLID WASTE COLLECTION SERVICES THANKSGIVING DAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 11,5 1993 Solid Waste Collection services for ThanksgMvng Day, Menday, October 11, 1993 will be changed as follows: Garbage CollecIon Yard Waste Collectior Blue Box Collection Normal ColiiaonDay Monday, October 11, 1993 Mlonday, Octoberl1, 1993 Monday, October 11, 1993 Reviued Collection Day Tuesday, October 12, 1993 Monday' OctoberV 18, 1993 Monday, October 18, 1993- Note: Your next regular designated recycling colection daywvill be Monday, Otober 25. Please refer te the Town ef thy Holidlay Collection section ef the 1993 Blue Box Collection Scdle for information on holiday and alernate collection days. Veur co-operation le appreciated. and please remember to have youJr soid wastes (garbage, yard waste and recydlables) eut for collection by 7:00Ws&m. on your designated colection day. If you wish futher information, 1please oeil the Town of Whitby, OperationsContre at 668-37. 7.30a.m. te4:00 p.m., Monday te Fka-------------- By Joan Segal Pub lic health nurse You might be thinldng about being tested for IHV (human immunodeflciency virus) but need ,nore information to make your EMANUELAGOSTA Emanuel Agosta of Milîstone Crescent, Whitby died on Sep- tember 23, 1993 at the Colonial Inn Motel, Madoc, Ont. He was 44. He was hemn in Italy, son of Antonio and Cannela (Rizza) Agosta. He married Franca on Sept. 15, 1973 in Scarborough. A Whitby resident for 12 years, Mr. Agosta was a construction foreman. He was a member of Ho1yFamily Catholie Church. He is survived by children Carmela and Nancy, brother Sebastian and sister Maria Lec- cese, in-laws and nieces and lËefunralservice was held at Holy Faxnily Church on Sep- texnber 27, 1993, Father Breen conducting. Interment at Resur- rection Cemeterv. EDNAKEËNTNER Edna Ma±y Kentner died at Oshawa General Hospital on September 22, 1993. She was 82. Sheis survived by daughters Eva (Mrs. Ro>bert Larocque) Lil- lian (Mrs. William WalÏace), Leona Kentner, Helen (Mrs. Hedley Canning) and Doothy (Mrs. Henry Lavery), brothers Arnold, Gerald, Clarence (and his wife Isabel) and Gilbert (and his wife Betty), 25 grandehil- dren, 15 great-grandchildren and one great-grandchild. e She was predeceased by he husband Joseph William Kent- 6 Generations of Service, Quality & Trust *Famnily Moiuments *Granite or Bronze Markers *Cemetery Lettering *Sandblasting Stafford Monuments 318 Dundas St. E. Whitby After iHeurs 668-4460 or 666-1513 UHome appcontrnenta gladly arrngMed * unprotected sexual inter- course with infected persons (maie or fernale) e sharing needies during drug use e having multiple sexual partners * having partners who have had multiple sexual partnems. The HIV test is a blood test that detects the presencafabsence of antiboches. When an individual has corne in contact with HWV, the body' immune system resets te the contact by producing antibodies which are special substances te attack HIV. After an individual has corne in contact with the HIV virus, it takes the body 14 weeks, on average, te produce the antibody at a sufficient level for it te be detected by the blood test. Therefore, it is best te wait for at least 14 weeks (window erod) after the risk behaviour beoe an appointment is made for a test. If you are sexually active, it is important te remember, as always, te practise «safer sex' methods, iLe. condom and seniial foam. If you are a drug user, it is impotant te remember net te, share needles. In Durham Region, the sexual health cinics at the health department offer testing for H1V. There are two locations: the Oshawa Shopping Centre, executive tewer, suite 206 on Thursday afternoons (433-8901), and the Pickering Town Centre, lower level on Tuesday afternoons (420-8781)., Cali te, make an appointment or for further information. ner.. She rested at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel in Whitby on Sept. 24, with service in the chapel on Sept. 25. Interment at Mount Lawn Cemetery. NORMAN COLLIER Norman Collier died at Tornte General Hospital on Monday, Se&pt. 27, 1993. He was 60. He is surviveed by his wife Margaret, daughters Janet Elliott (and hem husband David Green), Susan Hoogeboom Pat (and hiem husband Joe DoriS and Pam (and hiem husband Greg MaIloy), six grandchildren mother Florence Cellier and brother Ron and his wife Ann. He rested at W.C. Town Funeral Chapel on Sept. 29 with the service on Sept. 3,followed by cremation. MICHAEL FOLEY Michael Leo Foley <ied at Osh- awa General Hospital on Sept. 23, 1993. He was 90. He is surivd b wife Lillian, sons Ronald (and his wife Mar- celle) and Richard (and his wife Nancy), gandchildren David (and his iance Cindi), Michael and Laura, brother Ronald (and his wife Lucille). He was predeceased by his grandson Brian Feley. He rested at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel on Sept. 26, with Mass of Christian burial on Sept. 27. LINDAHOGEL Linda Hogel died at Oshawa General Hospital on Thursday, Sept. 23, 1993. She was 39. She is survived by husband Larry, children Jainie and Kellie- -nnp aents Harold and Anne karhsisters Myrtie Theresa, Mare,- lizabeth, Pdary and Alice, and brothers Leonard, Roderick, Simon, Ellis, Terry, Ivan and Leo. She rested at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel on Sept. 24, with Mass of Christian burial at Hol1 Family Church on Sept. 25. ýnterment at Mount Lawn Cene- 1oations teo the Canadian Cancer Society. Thieves walked off with a rack of 20 silk shirts valued at $700 from a men's wear store at the Whitby Mall while the lone clerk was distiacted. The Frederick's For Men clerk told police ho went te the back of the store te assist a customer, described as an Oriental man, with afpair of pants. As he was helping the man, the clerk says he noticed another man, aIse, Oriental, enter the store and look at the silk shirts while a woman he was with waited at the maIl entrance. The frst man eventually deci- ded net te buy the pants and left. By this time the other man and woman were aise gone, the clerk told police. The theft, which occurred Sept. 25 but wasn't reported until Oct. 2, was discovered after another customer asked te, see the shirts, police say. Answers to Whitby Trivia from page il 1 . The Gerrie Block at Brook and Dundas Streets was named alter James H. Gerrie (1822-1872> who kept a drug store on that site. 2. The original St. Bernard's Separate School was built in 1926 at the northeast corner of Dundas and Centre streets. It closed in 1975 and was demolished in 1987. 3. Arthur W. Beail (1860- 1939), tho first teacher of sex education in Ontarios p ublic schools, lived at 325 ~undas St. E., from 1908 to 1935. 4. The Whitby Centennial Building was buili as the Ontario County Court House 140 years ago, in 1853. - ---- SUE JOHANSEN spoke to Durham College students Monday as part of AIDS Awareness WVeek. Displays at mails, bars, libraries and hospitals this week, and a spiritual serice at the YWCA, 33 MoIGrigor St, Oshawa on Sunday, Oct. 10, starting at 7p.m., are also planned. Phioto W Mark Reeso, WNiby Free Pres To test or not to test OBITURJESSilk shirts _______ _______ _______ stolen at mal 1 AIDS A WARENESS- WEEK OCT.4-10