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Award for volunteer The Durham Region District Health Council is, once again, asking for nominees for the an- nual Volunteer of the Year Award. Volunteers who have made significant contributions to health care delivery, education or plan- ning are being sought by Council. If you know of someone who lives in Durham Region and deserves some recognition as a volunteer, call or pick up a nomination ap- plication at the Council office - 40 King St. W., Ste. 300, Oshawa. Phone 433-4262. All nominations must be receiv- ed by April 15. All nominees will be recognized and a winner iden- tified at Council's Annual Meeting on June 24. Ashburn news by Florence Ashton On Wednesday evening of this week, the Brooklin Horticultural Society will meet at 8:00 p.m. at Brooklin United Church. Trevor Ashbee, the President of the Canadian Rock Garden Society will be the guest speaker, and his topic will be 'Rock Gardens.' Also there will be a good supply of summer flowering bulbs for sale. A good opportunity for you to get these unusual quality bulbs at bargain prices. A Landscape Design Course will be presented by Brooklin Hor- ticultural Society at Burns Church on Monday evenings in April. April 4, 11, 18 & 25. Ken Brown will be conducting the course. $30 per member, and $35 per non-member. Time: 7:30 to 9:30 p.m, To register you may call Margaret Davis at 655-4825. Jack and Rita Davidchuk and family enjoyed skiing at Mont- 'Saint-Anne, Quebec during the holidays. Ron Ashton enjoyed a skiing trip to Mount Tremblant, Quebec recently. Visitors with Doug and Florence Ashton over the weekend were Cecil and Jean Vicars of Fergus. On Saturday evening, March 26, the Church School are holding a games night at the church begin- ning at 7:00 p.m. Please bring a friend and your favourite game. Donuts and hot chocolate follow- ing games. Plan to be with us on Sunday evening, April 17, at 7:30 p.m. when "The Watchmen' from Kit- chener will present an evening of fine gospel music, at Burns Church. ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Slaun- white of Oshawa, are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Janet Kathleen Slaunwhite to Lindsay Howsam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howsam of Greenbank. Wedding to take place June ath, 1988 at the Greenbank United Church. Fs" ~ WILSON FURNITURE PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 22, 1988 -- 9 An Oshawa Tradition Since 1934 SAVE up to 60 % Off SPECIAL EVENT Wilson's and Sklar-Peppler present OUTSTANDING SAVINGS on QuALITY FURNITURE Limited Editions, Discontinued Styles and Showroom Samples First Come, First Served! PLUS Custom Ordering available at Sale Prices on Sklar-Peppler Suites LIMITED TIME OFFER Floor Models Sold "As Is" [tems subject to prior sale Sklar-Pepplear REG. SALE Traditional Sofa and Chair, quality fabric $1,895. $899. Country Sectional, high back, wood trim 1.495. 998. Modern Incliner Sofa, 2 incliners 1,029. 849. Loveseat, Country Camelback. blue plaid 795. 597. Modern Sofabed. double size mattress. T.V. head rest 798. 588. Skiar-Peppler Wing Chairs, assorted styles and colors Values to $635. $368. Swivel Rocker, traditional highback velvet 539. 399. Rocker-Recliners. comfortable. durable fabric 749. 548. Siiar-Pepplar Oak 6 Drawer Chest. country French $ 979. $ 488. Queen Headboard, oak and hickory 429. 175. 4 pc. Oak Traditional Bedroom 2300. 1777. Night Tables, 2 drawers 448. 178. SkiarPeppler Mix and Match Cherry Dining Room Table, 4 cane back chairs $3.175. $1,475. Server, oak with heat-resistant top 869. 437. Cherry cane back dining room chairs 39. 169. China Cabinet, cherry, lots of display and storage 1,995. 888. Oak Curio Cabinet. leaded glass, pot lights $1.499. $998. Coflee Table. oak and hickory 329. 99. Sofa Table, genuine oak 389. 199. Hall Console and Framed Mirror 739. 399. Visit Wilson's new showroom featuring over 70 fully accessorized room settings. ASK ABOUT OUR COMPLIMENTARY DECORATING SERVICE WILSON'S 20 Centre St N., Downtown Oshawa 723-2255 HOURS Mon, Tues, Wed ,9am. -6pm. Thurs. and Fn.9am. -9pm. Sal. 930am. -530 pm. Free parking in Centre Street Garage across the street.