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Page 4, Whitby Free Pres.Wedinesday. November il1, 1992 Nominations -openfor Whitby's outstanding citizen award le~s almoat* time to salute Whitby's 'Outstanding, Citizen of the Year.' Nominations for the annual Peter Pènry Award are open. The award, sponsored by the Whitby Chamber of Commerce, will tbe presented on Tuesday, Den, 1 at Heydenshore Pavilion. Nominations close Tuesday, Nov.. 24, 3:30 pm 1The Pet;ere Award, named aa44c 6rffftep*tftt foin s fo an eenin wit TRISHAvROMANCE h4' rn Harwood Place Mail Coer ofBy funtre rnt amluesanc IMPk y rpORSA N TstA.Cso plus athcr gret wildlifib snd nostalgia works by sorne of Canada's forunost artists such as: Bateman, Parker, Campbell, Lumbers, Romance, Seerey-Lester, Deaville, Callé, Helen Downey Hunter and several others. Far tau many tities ta list. This sale wiiI alsa offer a selectian of decaratar prints. Al l IE prints arc professioaully framcd with only the highcst quality museum standard materials. A must attend sale for the Collector and the Novice. Aucton. are f n! Everyoue Weleome! PREVIEW: TERMSl: DIRECTIONS: AUCTIONEER: Qne hoûr before sale Cash, Cheque, Visa. Matercard; 75%a sellig unreserved, 401 Exit Miil St. North ta first -lights at King St. (N.W. camer) Approx. 15 min. east of Oshawa, watch for signs Jim Couch Sale conducted by Scott P. Hall & Âssoc. For information eall 987-1548 after the town's founder,. has been presented'aince 1955.'ILast year's winner was Henry Perry. 1Nominees ýmust have contri- buted te the prosperity and'social, development of Wlutby for the. last fiveyearg. Nomination forms are available at the Whitby Chamber- office, 128 Brock St. S. Completed nomination formns must ho mailed, faxed (668-1894) or hand-delivered to the Chamber office. Individuals, -couples or families may' be nominated, but. not community groups. Mere- numbers will not influence the selection committee and anonymous nominations will not be considered. The award may be presented posthumously. The award, night begins with cocktails at 6:30, p.m., followed by dinner at 7: 30 p.m. > Ouest speaker, will be David Peterson, national chair' and senior counsel of Cas sels Brock e Blaekwell International law firm. Reservations are $50 each. Corporate tables of eight are available. For - further information and tickets, cali 668-4506. Woman injured in- car, fire truck collision. A collision between a lire truck and car at Thickson Rd. and Nichol Ave. Sunday night seri- ously injured a Whitby womani. The fire truck, from the Thick- son station, was responding te a fire which caused about $20 000 damage te Whitby Medal PÏ- ducts. The lire truck struck a Honda Civic driven by Dorothy Draper, 51, of Vanessa-lace in Whitby. She was rushed to Oshawa General Hospital and- later transferred te St. Michaels in Toronto, where she's in serieus but stable condition. Her son, Tim, White,, 17 a passenger in the'car, was taken t Ohawa General Hospital, treated and released. No one on the lire truck was injured and the truck was net seriouslydaznaged. The accident is still under investigati.on. WHHYGOLDSMI-111H [E~T1 Witby's Newest Jeweller *Repairs on Premises--, Same day service o nmost item. *BULOVX Watches * Custom Designs on Premisesý +*25 Years Experience + Free Estimates + Restoration of old jewellery or redtesign into newstyles + Diamnond Recutting + Chain Repairs + Appraisals * Lay-away Plans 1801 Dundas St. E. + Kendalwood Park Plaza (K-Mart) Whtby * 432-3994 4' CH IT A 0 -1- j IIl O .1 .1 774t