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Page 18, May 17,1997 WHfITBY PRESS A. i-a sii d 1991 Bulck Skyîark Ltd. 69,000 km. V6, 3.3 litre, burgandy, power steer- ing/brakes, air, auto. Like new. Asking $7,000. *655-4484 Need a car - Credît Problems? * Bankrupt - Undischarged? *We have lease takeovers (repossessions) *Lease to own any make or model *cash for rade 'Cali now for free qitictes LEASEGUIDE AUTO LEASING Cali Rob (905) 683-6230 TRACTOR; 6OHP., M.F. model 255 with f ront end loader and bucket, 4 cylinder Perkins diesel. Good condition. Approxmately 15 ears old. Asklng $8,500 obo. GARAGE SALE. Saturday & Sunday, May 24 & 25 9-4 p.m. 99 Muir Ores., Whitby, (Iast street north off McQuay. Something for Everyone!!1 MAY THE Sacret Heart of Jesus be parised, adored andg lorified, loved & preserved throughout the worid now and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us, St. Jude worker of Miracles pray for us, St. Jude help of the hopeless pray for us. Repeat above prayer each day for 9 days with confidence. MNG. FITNESS ONE on one personal trainin faciîity. Specialized fitness instruction in a private studio setting. Goal assessment, constant support and motivation. Bdyform Ftness Studio, 213 Bron St. S., Suite 101, fvontgom ery Place, Whitby. Cal fr appointment, 668-4464. g I ................ NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS ESTATE 0F THOMAS WILLIAM LAWLER Ail persons havlng claims agairisi the estate of Thomas William Lawler, deceased, late of the Town of Whltby, In the Reglonai Municipality of Durham, who dled on or about the 211h day of December, 1996, are hereby notifled tb send them 10 the undersigned, duly verifled, on or before the 18th day of June, 1997, NB Afier such date the assels of .the above-named estate wlll be dlslribuled among the persons entitied thereto, havlng regard oniy to dlaims of which the eslate trustee shal hen have notice. DATED at Whilby this 9th day of May,1997. NIGEL SCHILLING, Q.C. SHILLING, EVANS Barristers and Solicitors 330 Blyron Street South PO0. Box 267 Whitby, Ontario, LiN 581 NOTIICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS ESTATE 0F EDWARD B. WILKINS AIl persons having dlaims against the estate of Edward B. Wilkins, deceased, late of the Town of Whitby, in the Regional^ Municipality of Durham, who died on or about the lst day of February, 1997, are hernby, notified 10 send them 10 thq undersigned, duly verlfied, on or before the 181h day of June, 1997. After such date the assets of the above-namned estate wiII be distributed among the persons enlitled thereto, having regard only to0 the dlaims of which the estate trustee shahl then have notice. -DATED ai Whitby this 9th day of May, 1997 NIGEL SCHILLING, Q.C. SHILLING, EVANS Barrîsters and Solcitors 330 Byron Street South P.O. Box 267 Whîtby, Ontario LIIN 5S1 Solcitors for the Estate Trustee 1HATZLHOFFER - Steve J. - At the Oshawa General Hospital, Oshawa, Ontarlo, on Tuesday, May 13 1997 Steve Joseph Hatzlhotler of Whltby, a ge 83 years. Beloved husband of Evelyn (nee Mayer) Hatzîhoffer, Lovlng father of -Richard and hîs wlfe Jean of Whîtby and Rosemarie and hgr husband Roger Durfy of Burlington, Loved B adahrof Steven, Shoshana, ary ennifer andi Carrle-Ann. Vlsltatlon and Funeral Services were held ai SMITH'S FUNERAL HOME, BURLINGTON, (063-3333 on Thuraday, May 5, 12997. k'lvate Itrei Grief là a place ta vis/t flot to dwellin, You mus( grieve and If an moya an If you are ta value the memory of the lfe that has gone on, BOXING CHAMP Frce Press Photo by Mark Reesor Fori-eer World lightweight'boxing champion Joseph 'Gentleman Joe'GoIlob spoke about his career at the Whitby Seniors' Activity Centre Tuesday. Ar-nong the boxing fans, and former boxers, who turned out to see thç Sports Hall of Panier was Whitby Mayor Tom Edwards. Wilson says goverilm--ent will fund switch to rehab By MIKE KOWALSKI Free Press Staff Writer Whitby General Hospitai's future as a rehiabilitation treatment centre may be coming dloser 10 being a reality. Ontario Health Minister Jim Wilson this week reaffirmed his support of a controversial proposai to convert the hospital into a rehiabilitation centre serving ail of Durham Region. Wilson also indicated, that the government is prepared to fund the estimated $24.I1-million cost of transforming the 28-year-old 'Gordon Street hospital into a. state-of-the-art rehabilitation facility. "I've been consistent on that ail along," MWilson told reporters at Fairview Lodge on Monday following his announcement of $8.1I million in long-term health care funding for the region (see separate story). "The Durham Health Council has recommended a rehab role for Whitby and we'Il now see what the Heaith Services Restructuring Commission recommeènds," lie said. (The commission mýet with area hospital officiais last week and wili release its report on the health council's proposed regional hospital system for Durham later this year.) Wilson stressed that he didflot want. to interfere with the governme 'nt-appointed commission 's deliberations, but reiiïerated his belief that the rehabilitation proposai lis ideal for Whitby. "Whitby has an opportunity -to be the best (rehiabilitat ion centre) in the world and we're willing to put money in," he said. "This is an exciting opportunity for Whitby, if they (residents) want to embrace it." According to the three-year-old health counicil study on Durham's future acute care needs, Whitby residents needing surgery and other inpatient services would travel to expanded hospitals in Oshawa and Ajax. The study states that emergency and some outpatient services could be accomodated, but does not guarantee it.> Please Recycle [This Newspaper! THE I 'ntus~ç jCLASSIFIEDS ---------- ' MOVING, MUST seli. 1 female & 1 JB maie neutered Coilie, both with 0 OEM cages. Great with kids! Asking EEYHN $100 each. 430-3707. -VER HSN Flyer delivery? For the most reliable, most complete flyer delivery in Whitby WHITB 1Y FREE PRESS Constable Ian Rogers Corporal Gil Campbell Constable Marie Arsenault Sergeant Vern Secord Free Press Photo by Mark Reesor MOUNTIES HONORED Six Whitby RCMP officers were honoured at the force's Bowmanville detachment's inaugural awards ceremony last week. Corporal 011 Campbell, Sergeant Vern Secord, Constable Ian Rogers and Sergeant Ian Pl'oe (absent) were presented with bronze clasps for their long service medal s, signifying the completion of 25-years of service. Constable Pat Rankine (absent) was awarded'a long service medal, recognizing his 20-years of service. Secord and Constable Marie Arsenault were also recognized for their "dedicated service and outstanding contribution" to Bowmanville detachment' federal connnunity-based policing pilot project. The folowing is a ist of people who rested at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, the week of May 8, 1997 - May 15, 1997. WHITWELL, Leonard May 9, 1997 PASIAK, John May 12, 1997 IProfessionial Foot Care V In Your Home y Coms, caibuses, Toe Nail Tnims, Foot Massages, Ingrown Toc NaiL OVA TAPS CARDS ACCEPTED CHERYL 668-2395 - IJ