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AUCTION SALE. «Kahn Cour*ry Auctionsu - every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Iocated on Brock Rd., Fickering, 3 miles north of Hwy #401 take exit #399). Featuring every.Wed. an excellent select ion of antique, fine furnishings, glass, china, collectables, primitives and other unusuals. Sa join us every Wed. and participate in one of Ontario's *trueU auctions wth ne. buy-backs or reserves. Terms: cash, choque (with proper I.0.) or Visa. Previews from 1:00 p.m. "Consignment & estate selling our speciafty. Cail us today - Kahn Auction Services - 683-0041. CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN FRIDAY, JULY 1 ait 5:3Opm 3 MILES EAST OFLITTLE BRITAIN ON COUNTY RD. 4 Hotpoint 17.5 cu. ft. refrigerator& 30 in. electric stove, 9X112 wool ruq, washstands, 6 pc. dinette suite, antique dressers, walnut vanity dresser, G.E. 2 door refrigerator & matching 30 in. electric stove, chesterfields, 3 pc. modern pin. bedroom suite, washstands, 4 ft. cast iran bath tub, buffet, 5 pc. modemn pine living room suite, maple dinette suite, 2 antique setees, antique sideboard, 2 key board electric organ, misc. military hats, bayanets, Cdn. cap badge, Nazi medals & badges, cross bow, 9 in. Beaver Rockwell table saw, 10 in. park radial arm saw, Buzy Bee 10 in. table saw with 3 hp. motor, Buzy Be. Shaffer & a quantity of blades, 2 hp. Campbell Hausfield air compressor, farm wagon running gear, qy. new hardware, plus a quantity of china, glass, household & colectable items. DON & GREG CORNEIL AUCI0NEERS RR #1 Little Britain 705-786-2183 MacGREGOR & WEST HOULDAY AUC71ON SALE ANTIQUES, COLLECTABLES, OLD & MEWER TOOLS, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS & SPORTS COLLECTABLES SUNDAVI JULY 3rd at 11:00 arn (viewing 10:00 am) AgriAiture Building, Orono Fairgrounds. Take 401tol115/35 & nrth 10 km ta Main St. Orano, follow signs. Auction features an outstanding & varied affering af articles from the past ta the present. Partial list includes: oak buffet, walnut vanity, china cabinet/dest cambination, walnut hall table, glass & chrome kitchen set, Gibbard drap-leaf table, oak book shedf, mise. dressers & chests of drawers, chairs & rockers (pressback, wicker, wingbacks, 3 unique fan back, oak chairs, etc., parlour & kitchen tables, wickerý planters, large collecton of aId kitchen & household articles (granite ware, pottery, rolling pins, mashers, peelers, glass & china, etc.) aId peai car, blanket boxes, aId beds, tins, trunks, army jackets, large aquarium, etc., Coke callectabies, boxes of records, large slection of aId tools (Snap-on, planes, ADZ, clamps, saws, etc.), plus newer tools (electric, saws, sanders, torch, trimmer, John Deere (exc) & lawnbow iawnmowers etc, 16' ext. iadder, etc.), also a quality selectian of lawn & deck furniture & related outdoor articles, sports memorabilia include cards, aid Beehive pictures & auto. hockey cards, etc. Note: order of sale sports cards seil at il1:00 sharp, with newer & aid tools seliing at approx. 11:30 folowed by antiques & collectabies. This is a large sale with articles for one & ail. C ail for aillyaur auction needsl NbcGREGOR & WEST AUC11ONS Mike MaGregor 905-987-5402 Junior West 905-983-5556 AUCTIONEERS The peopleofa Whl tbh and surroundling armes njoy atisnding auction sales. Lot lhom know about your noxt ale by advertlidng ln the moat wideIy r.ad pages ln Whilby - Th, Wh(tby Froe Prose, ciassifleda. Cali: 66"-111 2W, 1994 TO MY ANGEL, a parof *star crossed lovers". Yeah -!they can say that againl Sweet loye, stanger& more t han everi Baby, like ta go and look at some rings? Yeahil TrHE FABULOUS K.J. - its going ta happen sweetheartl Thanks for al your love and patience. Wth boving admiration, "Who". c9nnectidns 24 hr. DATELUNE Ladies seeking Gents sMen from 970 a day *Win a Splish ..... ....Hot Tub THREE lst Whitby Guides received their ,fun and challenge pin' recently. From left are Cassandra Woodcock, Denise Farru- gia and Lisa Crompton. Photo by Mark Reesor, Whitby Free Pres Durham police canoe team in Great Lake Race The Durham Regional Police canoe teain for this year's Great Lake Race was introduced to the media on Thursday, June 23 at the WhitbyYacht Club. The Great Lake Race will be held in corjunction with the CHIN Picnic on Canada Day, July 1 at the Exhibition grounds in Toronto. Fourteen teams of paddlers will leave Niagara-on-the-Lake and finish at the Toronto Exhibition grounds, in a bld ta raise rnoney for Down Syndrome, the Addiction Research Foundation and Comm unity Centre 55. Last year the Durhamn Regional Police teamn came fifth in a field of 15. This year teams- wiII include membere of the Niagara Reglonal Police, Metro Toronto Police, Metro firefighters, CHCH TV and the Toronto Sun. With several returning meinhers from last year's team, the Durham Regiona Police hope ta make a good showing. Photo W:yJ.D.W. ilentai!1 Photography Cali FREE! 430u7060- Socïety seeks volunteers Septernber is Arthritis Month and voluiteers are desperately needed. The Arthritis Society is asking for volunteers to canvass about 20 homes in their neighbourhood (two to three hours in the month of SeThoe rsted in canvasaîng can cal the Arthritis Society in Oshawa at 434-7221. Answers to Whitby Trivia from page 20 1. Heydenshore Park was niamed atter a brother and sister who once owned the land where the park is now. They were Lawrence Heyden (1835-1906) and Barbara ýeïden (1830- 1916>, whoived in Toronto. 2. James Holden (1l828-1881), managing director of the Whitby, Port Perry and Lindsay Railway, had a charter ta build his railway to any point in Canda. He died while trying to raise money for it in Manitoba. 3. Additions were made ta the north and south ends of R.A. Sennett Public School in 1958 and a g ymnasium was buit at the badkin 1987. 4. George Henry Ham (1847- 1926) was known as the Mark Twain of Canada because of the humorous stories h. told as an after- dinner speaker. He lived in Whitby from 1851 to 1871, and is buried in St. John's Anqlican Cemetery at Port Whitby. No more politicians By Alox Shepherd Let's face it, Canada is over-governed. Take Durham Region, as an example. W. have four representatives in Ottawa, f ive members at Queen's Park, a regional government with approximately 32 members, and 66 mayors and councillors in ail the municipalties combined. Has this much representation served the interests of y0u, the voter, or merely created fiefdoms at the various government levels for the polit icians? What we need in this country ls botter politicians, not more of them. This is the crux of the argument 1 made ta the Procedure and Hause Aff airs Committee meeting recently in Ottawa. The committee is looking at ways ta improve the pracedure for drawing up federal constituency baundaries. Most af the MPs appearing before the cammittee argue for no change because they are scared they won't get re-elected f acing a diff erent electarate t han thase who f irst sent t hem ta Ottawa. 1 tald the committee the number of federal ridings should b. left at the present 295, or if the number is changed, then decreased. In the US., the number of congressmen is fixed ai 435. Adding the 100 senators ta that, there is one federal representative for approximately 467,000 people. In Canada it works out ta approximately one MP for every 73,000 people. When yau look at the population of each country i's not hard ta see Canadians, as a whole, with fewer people get much more govemnment than the U.S. Canadian taxpay ers cannot afford mare MPs. Canadians, right now, are one of the most over-represented democracies on the planet. W. should be using aur energies ta, make Pariament work more effectively for you with the MPs already there, instead of adding more MPs warking ineff ectively. Rt is hard now for MPs ta particupate in committee work, question periad and variaus other duties because af the sheer numbers of MPs in the House. There is no doubt in my mind the number af MPs in Ottawa should be capped at 295. At some point they should b. allowed ta increase, but it is clear for now thet based on future population growth there is no need to increase at this point. People do not want more politicians, they want better government. Taxpayers want ta save money, not spend it on a government thet is, af itself, a federal job creatian project. Alex Shepherd is MP for Durham niding which includes Whitby north of Taunton Poad. To reach his constituency office, cati 721-7570 (Oshawa).