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      Kalman Banitz was Worshipful Master of Composte Lodge in 1978. He was also a local artist and illustrator.

      Oshawa born John Lander is best known for his paintings depicting figures, landscapes and still life, as well as his work in serigraphs and drawings. Lander utilized several different medias during his career including, gouache, screen-printing, serigraphy, silkscreen, graphite, and watercolour.

      Pictured is a house located at the corner of Colborne and Green streets in Whitby, at 112 Colborne Street E. The house was later turned into a Pine furniture store, and is now the site of the Thirsty Jester Pub.

      This photograph depicts the store located at 419 Dundas Street East, in the late 20th century.

      This photograph depicts an unknown Whitby home in the late 1970s.

      Pictured is the former garage located at 300 Dundas Street E in Whitby.

      Pictured is Le Chalet Steak House and Tavern, formerly located at 116 Dundas Street W in Whitby.

      Pictured is an unknown home, located at 601 on an unknown street.

      Pictured is the house located at the intersection of Byron and Colborne Streets in Whitby.

      Pictured is a mental health facility formerly located in Whitby. The building was torn down in 1978.

      Pictured is a mental health facility formerly located in Whitby. The building was torn down in 1978.

      Oshawa born John Lander is best known for his paintings depicting figures, landscapes and still life, as well as his work in serigraphs and drawings. Lander utilized several different medias during his career including, gouache, screen-printing, serigraphy, silkscreen, graphite, and watercolour.