PAGE 10 WHITBYFREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14,1987 Crime Stopper -~By SGT. S. RYRIE Durham Co-ordinator Crime Stoppera and the Durham Regional Police are asking for the publi's assistance in solving a robbery which occurred in Pickering on Nov. 10, 1986. At about 6:15 p.m. a man brandishing a knife entered Collisa's Clothing Store at 1271 Kingston Road which is i the Pickering Mews., He forced an employee to hand over the cash from the till and also took a ring from her finger. A customer who was in the store was also relieved of a small quantity of cash. He then forced both women to lie on the floor, telling them that they would not be hurt if they did what they were told. He ran from the store heading towards the west end of the plaza. The suspect is described as a white maie; 5 ft. 8 in. to 6 ft. tail; medium to slim build; 140- 150 lbs.; well trimmed beard with no moustache; and bis hair was above bis collar. He was wearing blue Jeans and a dark legther jacket. A re-enactment of this crime will be shown oÃi CITY-TV on Thursday, January 15, 1987 at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. It wil also be shown on CHEX and CKVR-TV stations on Friday, January 16,198., Crime Stoppers will pay Up to $1,000 for ini- formation leadlng to the ar rest of the person' responsible for this offence. Calflers do not have to give their names or testify icourt. The Crime Stoppera numbers are: 22-8477, Ajax/Pickering area; 1-800-387-8477, toil free for alcails. Cunningham now full-time director The Oshawa-Whitby- Newcastle United Way board of directors bas appointed Sandra Cun- ningham as' fuil-time campaign director. As campaign director, Cunningham will be responsîble for plan. ning, organizing and implementing the an- nual fundraising cani- paign through the management and direc- tion of a steering com- mittee comprised of representatives from the agencies and cam- paign committee. The Oshawa-Whitby- Newcastle U nited Way supports the ongoing operations of -over 40 nonprofit agencies throughout the three mumicipalities. Cunnngham bas been a volunteer with the United Way as a meni- ber of the public relations committee, board member and publicity chairman for in~ 1970, according to Statistica, Canada, ap- proximately 44 percent of women whoee spouses were under 65 the past three annual campaigns. She is a volunteer with several community based organizations, bas experience in the business sector and is a SANDRA CUNNINGHAM former administrator of Information Oshawa, a United. Way member agency. years',0f age worked at someUie during the year.' By 1900, the figure had risen tô 61 per cent. *Obituaries, AL IÇE MACCARL' Alice Mari e MacCarl <lied at Fairview Lodge, Whitby, on January 3, 1987. She was in ber. 84th year. She was born in Toronto on, September 18, 1904, daughter of Er- nest Gascoyne and Lucy Hotchkin. She married William R. MacCarl in June 1924. She, resided in Pickering and Brooklln before moving to Whit- by in 1941. A housewife, she also worked for a short time at Chrysler. She was a member of the' Whitby Legion Ladies Auxiliary. She is survived by son Vernon and Ronald and daughter-in-laws Stella and Marian,, gran- dchildren Kent, Tina, Ronalda, Melamie, Alicia, Brad,ý Derek and great-grandchildren Adam, Ashley, Chad, Chase, Lindley and Jen- nifer. Also survived by sisters Ethel (Mrs.) Ormiston of Port Perry, Lucy (Mrs. Lowery) of Oshawa, Bertha (Mrs. Wilkens) of Oshawa. She was predeceased by ber husband and sisters Olive (Mrs. Harrison), Elia (Mr-s. Haris), Myrtle (Mrs. Junkin) and brother Oswald. The funeral was held from the W.C. Town Funeral *Chapel on January 6,1987, condue- ted byRev. Interment Groveside Brooklin. C.R. Wragg. willbe at Cemetery, MILTON DAVIS Milton Davis, a longtime resident of Whitby, died at Dr. J.O. Ruddy Hospital on December 29, 1986. He was in bis 74th year. He was boni in Bracebridge, Ont., on January 12, 1912,,son of John Davis and Elizabeth Traves. He lived in Whitby for more than 50 years and was an employee of Stokely Van Camp (now Cobi Foods Inc.) for 35 years. He is survived by wife Lily, daughter Beverly (Mrs. Douglas Bell), sons Milton Jr., Edward and Harvey and gran- dchildren Kevin B ell1 and Kathy Davis., Also survived by brother Harvey of Oshawa. The funeral service was held at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, by Capt. Douglas Butt, on Dec- ember 31, 1986. Inter- ment at Groveside Cemetery. . Contributions to the Salvation Army. WALLCOVERINGS L1LD SALE "ALL BOOK ORDERS"Y SAVIEUPTO on suggested Book Prices JOOFF Choose f rom ,Our great collection of WALLPAPER BOOKS Books f rom al over the world; one of the f inest select ions available in, ail of Durhamn. Don't'be restricted to chain~ store în-stock selections Choose ta suit your personal taste & decor. Corne where*the selection is greater! AJA Su souh Board sets July fair dates The first meeting of the Oshawa/Whitby Fair Association was held i Brooklin Corn- munity Centre on Jan. 7. President for 1987 is Neil Gilbark. Plans for this year and newcommittees were formed. Also delegates were chosen to attend the OAS convention at the Royal York Hotel in Toron- to. The dates for this, years' fair were set. It wlll be held on July 16-19. - Another meeting is scheduled for Feb. 4 at 8 p.m. in the community Centre. Anyone who is interested in helping out with this fair is in- vited to attend. For further information con- tact I. Crawford 655-427.