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W ýîÎ 01- ÏM P, ii Edwards I Yainst ag a irpor see ovagie 2 Regional Councillor Tom Edwards, East Ward Councillor Joe Drumm and Lieutenant Comman- der Thomas Urquhart (far right> were on hand Sun- day at the cenotaph for a special service to com- memorate those who served in the various Allied Navies during the two world wars. Rev. Manfield of the Royal Canadian Legion conducted the service during which the Whitby Sea Cadets, the Dutch Club of Durham, the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 112, the Malta Social Club and the Durham Regional Police Force laid wreaths at the base of the cenotaph. Urquhart and his wife travelled from Buffalo, New York where they now reside to attend the ceremony and parade to and f rom the cenotaph. - Free Press Staff Photo Special second section...., tri aspecialse<'oidseii of ioda v's WliithyFree Press, wU pa tri bute 1<) jus! sont e of the Tow'n oj'Whiiby *s 600 in dusiril, comlfl(>rci(l(and<retiilenterj>rises. ilu>se (are<lie people wli> pro vide jobs Jor <lie communit.v (in dare the< basis of our ecortonî. WiîIîout <hem. Whiibv uould surelv l>e a uasîelandu'iih rito p ro sp e is jo r i h(fuliu re. Houerer. because of them. JJ/it<y is aimosiguaranteed a juttire juil of groivih andprosperity. A s flii>Co0u Pleil of ihe Touwn of JVhiibh luis said: "Whiîb.y - We 'ieaa Business. " 1< is a moial 11(1 am usi s il of oaur busiriess people hure l(lken fo>r i<eir ou-ri. 9 mmmmw Seamen remembered in cere-inoîi,%