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Whitby Free, Press, WEdaesdaY. May 5.1993. Page 5 Longtime volunteers receive provincia awards Vol unte or awards were pre- sented to seven Wiby resi dents r gcere- monies held April 29 in Oshawa. Volunteer service awards jrecognize five, 10 and 15 years of service by volunteers who worlc for organizations related to the Ministry of Citizenship and Ministry of Culture, Tourisin and Recreation. The ceremony, jointly spon- sored by the two iministries, aise recognizes volunteers aged 18 and -under who have provided service for at least two years. Whitby recipients were: *Joyce Marshall for 156yars of service with the M;irt Oshawa Club International Training in Comncain *Cleanthes ëhrysostomou, 15 years, Greek Comniunity of Osh- awa and District; * John Andrews, five years, Greek Cornmunity; * Maria Christina Chrysosto- MOU, two years, Greek Coni- munity; Jini Edwards, MP for Edmonton Southwest and a candidate for the. leadership of' the federal Tories, will visit Oshawa Thursday, May 6. Edwards, who is Chief Government Whip in the House of Commons, will attend a reception at the Holiday Inn, 1011 Bloor St. E. (exit from Highway 401 on Harmony Road North) between 6:30 and 8:30 l-ellenic Orthodox Community, Annunciation of the Virgin Mary * Bert Guthrie 10 years, Pick-_ ering Museumi Village; * Marion O'Donnell, 10 years, YWCA of Oshawa. z p.m. There will be a cash bar and refreshments. A former broadcaster, the 56-year-old Edwards was first elected to Parliament in 1984. The PC party's new national leader is to be elected during a national convention in Ottawa June 9 to 13, in a vote by delegates representing local party associations throughout Canada. I T~EL (416) 7251155 TOeONTO UNE 428.2M9 FAX 416576-382I il1 PC candidate i Oshawa r-