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uePAGE 18, WEDNESDAV OCTOBER 19, 1983o WHITBY FREE PRESS Whltby's Most WIdeIv Roud AD S AUCOMLEA ~~J~~FUN FOR NTCS ATTrEND ONE THIS WEEI<END CORNEILS AUCTION BARN FRI. OCT. 22 6:30 PM Three miles east of Little Brîtain or 7 Miles west of Lindsay on the- Lin- dsay/Little Britain Road. Marble top washstands, Victorlan settee, Oak ar- dmoore, china cabinet (glass 3-sides), mohagany ardmoore, parlour chairs, maple hutch, upight piano, oak dressers, piano bench, Flndlay ovai cook stove, oak wallI telephone, 00- 011 iamps, pinbail machine, square pedaatal dining table,. dlning roomn chairs, 5 plece ,bedroom suite, Simpllcity spin washer, table saws, Viking 2.door refnridgerator, 2 wheel box, traiter, -Int. 5 h.p. riding lawnmower, 'quan- tity 0f china and glass'. DON CORNEIL AUCTIONEER R.R.1 LITTLE BRITAIN 705-786-2183 AUCTION SALE SAT. OCT. 22,1983 > .1:00 PM At. Pearce Auction Cen- tre on Shirley Road, 4 miles* south -of Port Perry. *' Note eariy star- tingý time. 1,000 CC Suzuki Savîn, 220 copier, 'x8'> traier, garbage compactor, oak s ide board, Wrough iron kit- chen suite, ýchina cup- board, single and double bedroom suites, spin washer, stereo set, Ad- mirai dryer, 011 f urnace with 1 pipes and teil'ank, water -pump and tank, wicker, bird cage, por- table sewing machine, tool chest, Cresent wrenches,roîl away bed, dlsplay shelves, trivets, brase pieces, assorted lampe",'doors, pictures and numnerous other Items. Sale managed and sold by PEARCE AUCTION SERVICES 985-7492 AUCTION SALE Annual Pre Chrstmas gigantic auction of toys, games, etc. On Sunday, Nov. 27 at 1:00 p.m. At Pearce Auction Centre. Ali new Items no con- signement accepted. -i a m e u 1latm 00.cha two.saIs»Mh our*ffl nu é#pU fht. tu"w. - osOm m m Coma»~ a"ale humi Chu» "w vI&olo~e iqos rsesasm. si. o - saU FRE PESSh, D AUCTION SALE 0F ANTIQUE FURNITURE COLLECTABLES, OLD MACHINERY SAT. OCT. 22, 11:00 AM Property of the late MR. WINTON J. WHITE,,, ln the Village of Balsamf (3 miles west Myrtie).ý Grandfather dlock, tea- wagon, Bow.front china cabinet, round. dinlng room table & 6 chairs> mahogany, cane-bottomn chairs, shaving. mirror, washstand with, towei bars, roIl'-top «desk, num- ber of. blanket boxes, spool fern stand, drop leaf pedistal table,, piano & bench, chaise lounge, hall table with twist legs, 4pc. bedroom suite,, oak dresser, Bevelle mirror, "Raymond", Tredle sewingrmachine, antique, f loor lampe, secretary desk, double pedistie knee. hole desk, wash- board, 2 mounted deer heads, -wlcker setee, balloon back' chair, Gingerbread diock, school dlock, a number of smali parlour tables, antique chests of drawers, tools, dîshes, bain wagon box, creamn separater, wagon wheels, old tractors: cockshutt 30; W4; S. case,' lanterns, single plough, appliances, pic- tures, oid radio, 1976 Pontiac Parisienne. Numerous other articles- ALSO TO BE OFFERED 3 bdIrm. brick Bungalow on approx. il acres with spring tfed pon d< full basement, electric-heat, double garage.- on paved road. South part,,lIot 4, Conc. 9. Durham.ý Terme <on property, $10,000.00 certifleci cheque day of sale - Balance.,-60 days subject, to reserved bld. Plan to attend this No. 1. sale' of the yeari Terme on Chatties, Cash. EAAL GAUSLIN AUCTIONEER (416>640-3079 (418>985.3543 NOTICE TO0 CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE 0F (MARY> VIOLA MILLS LATE 0F 309 FAIRVIEW DRIVE IN THE CITY 0F WHîTBY, ONT. (CAN> Ail persons having dlaims against the estate of (Mary) Viola Mille, late of 309 Falrvlew Drive ln the Cit'y 0f Whitby, On. tarlo, (Canada) who died on or about the 3rd day -of October,ý 1983 are hereby required to send ful particulars of such ciaims to 'the under. signed, executor on or before the lBth day of November, 1983, after which date the assets of the e'state will be distributed having regard only tgo daims that have been received and take notice that the. under. signed will not be hiable to any personý of-whose dlaim he ehail not then have notice. Dated at Whitby, thîs l4th day of October, 1983. BY THE EXECUTOR JOSEPH FRATTURA 309 FAIRVIEW DRIVE WI'ITBY, ONT. (CAN.) Li N 3A7' REGI STERED NU RSES $458.00-$523.00 per week The MINISTRY 0F HEALTH, Whitby Psychiatric Hospital, seeks individuais' to provide nursing care to patients in a psychiatric setting. Location: Whltby. Qualifications: Current registration as a nurse in ,Ontario. Please submit application quoting file HL-25- 52/83, by Nov. 9, 1983, to: Regional Personnel Ad- mînîstretor, Human Resburces Branch, Whltby Psychlatrlc Hospital, P.O. Box 613, WhItby, On- taio, Li N SU. Equality of Opportunity for Employment ~Public Service] Wheelies Dan Willmott, of Oshawa, was the winner of a door prize at Wbeelies Roiler Skating Centre in Whitby Sunday in a benefit for the United Way, at wbicb $155 was raised. Willmott, pictured in the driver's seat, us presented car keys by Bilan Cailery (left), of thie' United Way, and Duane Sawyer, owner of Enterprise Ford, whicb donated the use of this 1984 Mustang GT for a week. Free Press Staff Photo, Ma n devotedto. United Way Rick Gay bas tossed bis business work. to thie winds for, the next few weeks. Community in- volvement as -Aiead -0f 'the ,Oshawa-Wbitby- Newcastle United Way, ie taking up the time of Richard Harry Gay wbo bas lived inthe Oshawa area ail bis life.--, .1Without batting aàn eyelîd, the hardworking 1983 United Way president is' extremely confident the Campaign goal of $1,595,000 will be reacbed or even sur- passed. More than 500 enthusiastic volunteer workers - tbeçy don't receive a, red penny for their tireless com- munity- work - are lieiein the same frame of mind as President Gay. Thie ar- myý of workers are now on thie march for donations fromn people of ail walks of-life with the message - "lLet's Help Ourselves- Give Your Fair Share". TAie overal budget of thie 37 agencies serving Osbawa, Wbitby and Newcastle areas was originaily $1.8 million. whieh was sliced to thie present objective of $1,5959000 says Mr. Gay. "In our view it is a very realistic target, especiaily since, unlike last year, General Motors and other firms are now in fuil produc- tion", be said in an in- terview. Speakin.g to You- W;->M Route No. 1410 200 papers - delivering on Brook St. N. from Walnut St. to Dundas, Byron St. N. from Walnut St. to Dundas, Centre St., N. from Walnut St. to Dun- das, Kent St from Walnut St. to Dundas, Mary St. from Brook to Kent, John St. from Brook to Kent, Wainut St. f rom Brook to Kent. Route No. 1420 125 papers - deiivering on Palace f rom Dundas to Walnut, Euclii from Dundas ta Walnut, Wainut from Kent to Palace, John from Kent to Palace, Mary f rom Kent to Palace. Route No. 1430 100) paperS - delivering on High, Mar, ir om High to Mary. John f rom High to Mary, Ferguson, Waln ut f rom Cochrane to Palace. CALL CIRCULATION 668196111l WHITBY FREE PRESS -Ity SCOTT FNEL IP (PC - Onta.ro> Not surprisingly,, the .Liberais are once again trying to distort actual fact to suit their own pur- poses, by stating that the PC Party bas completély changed their opinion> on Bill C-155, the Act wblch would alter the Crow rate by increaslng the amount which the farmers would be required to pay for the shipplng of grain. 1Ihad'the opportunity to speakon this Billin Parliament, on an N.D.P. ainendment to the present act. Wbat the PC Party is trying to point out to the Government and the NDP is the fact that changes in the Crow rate would not only affect the producers. Granted that they are affected te the greatest extent, but any changes also bave far reaching affects to ail areas in Canadian industry. For example, thie use of trucks for transporting the grain, as opposed to the use of thie railroad. One railroad.engineer can drive the equivalent of 20 trucks - that is 20 times the number of direct jobs and we are flot even considerixig the number of in- direct jobs created -in thie production of the trucks, In my opinion, if we let thie Bill pass i its preseuli form, the rallroads would be doubly subsidized. There is room for everyone te benefit in this large segment of the export economy in Canada. Over seven billion dollars worth of grain will be shipped out of this country next year; 50 percent of the tous on the St. Lawrence Seaway corne from grain tran- sportation, and 1 understand that 50 percent of thie revenue of thie Port of Vancouver cornes from grain transportation. It la, therefore, important to the en- tire country. The PC Party believes in free entreprise, and the trueker is an entrepreneur. He is the person that we are trying to protect in addition to protecting thie producer, so that he can get his product to thie market most efficiently. The Party feels that there must. be equal sbaring between the farmers and thie railways and any changes to the rate should flot immediately affect' the producer and should be reviewed after a three year period. This bas not been acknowledged by thie gover- nment. As usual, the government wants it ail te go to the railways, in order to protect their bureaucracy and friends. Et