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Whltby's Most Wldely Read ClS Ssi fiFUl AUS WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAV JULY 20# 1983, PAGE 19 rFO LE G~ETwHOLE G RA &IATTEND ONE THIS EKN YARD SALES YARD à RUMMAGE SALE JuIy 2&,10 &.m. to 2 p.m. The Salvation Army at 122 Kent St. - WHITBY- Three-room Whitby office suite with pri- vate washroom. Mas over 750-square feet of fully broadloomed and air-conditioned spaciousness. Main office about 32 feet long. Could be divid- ed into emaller of fic- es. For further Infor- mation cali 668-6372 between 9:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday ta Friday. FLA MARKE Ajax NOTICE TO CREDITORS & OTHERS ALL PERSONS HAVINO CLAIMS AGAINST THE ESTATE 0F MAY TAYLOR (ALSO KNOWN AS MAY JOSEPHINE TAYLOR AND MAY. MARY TAYLOR,) Late of thie Town of Whitby. ln the Reglonal Mun- cipality of Durham, Widow, Deceased, who died on or about the 28th day of March 1983, muet file par- ticulars of the samne wlth the underslgned, on or before the 28th day of Juiy 1983, after which date the executor will distribute the assets of the estate having regard only to the dlaims 0f which he shall then have had notice. Dated at Toronto, this 4th day of July 1983. Albert Quraent, ALBERT GURLAND, Executos-, 20 Madison Ave., Toronto, Ontario M5R 281 AUCTION SALE MON DAY JULY 25 8:30 PM 287 Bond St. E. (Bond and Rtson - watch for sign>. The property 'of John Leech of Whitby movlng to Florida, U.S.A. plus Charles Terry and Anna DIca estate. In- ciuding walnut high boy, oak buffet, brass bed 2 victorlan chairs, Duncan Fyfe tables, mahogany bed, walnut hall stand, mahogany buf fet, bedroom suite, four chesterfields and chairs, de-humidifier, concrete bird bath, sterea, Dun- can Fyfe table and six chairs, bedding and linen dishes,and kitchen wear, exampie pots and pans etc., collection of model horsezq, dresser, lampe, chairs, aiso ovai wainut table, vanitity with mirror, double wail unit, crome suite, carpet, pin- bail machine,- two love seats, upholstered chairs, stove, adding machine, walnut parlour table, oak drop-leaf table, console table, mohogany. night table, mohogany credenza, iawn mower, photocopiers, shop-vac, bicycle, plus dishes and assorted hausehold ar- ticles. Aiso several pot- ted plants. This le an ex- cellent sale of antiques and collectabes. 1976 Honda Civlc, 1975 Kawasaki 400, 1972 Honda 500 Ilke new. Note time 6;30 p.m. Vlewing from noon an day of sale. ROSS à SC0TT MCLEAN AUCTIONEERS 576-7550 CORNEIL AUCTION BARN FRIDAY JULY 22 6:30 PM 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on the Lin- cisay/Little Britain Road. Antiques sideboard, (ovai mîrror) ash harvest table, wash stands, round dlnIng table, glass top coffee tables, f ive piece modern bedroom suite, sectIonal chester- f ield and chair, walklng splnning wheel, ref rIdgerators, oak dinlng roomn extension tables, portable colour TV, Rockwell 9 Inch table saw, antique dressera, 3 PTH 5 foot rotary mower, 5 h.p. rota tiller, 40 h.p. Johnston outboard motor,. 15 foot f ibreglass ski boat with 50 h.p. Mercery motar and traller and skiing ex- cessorlers, new fishlng rods and wheels, quan- tity of depression glass, Avon batties and hand tools. Collection of Classies I Whity Teate Copan Yoth roupwll prsent"Colecion0f Cassca l" t the Centennial Builing 41 CetreSt.Whlby, hurdayJul 21thrughSatudayJul 23 Cutai Ure is 7:30 p.m. In addtio threwll betw maines atudayJul 2 & undy uly24,193 a 3:0 .M. Whltby Youth Grou ba grwn nt oly n nuber buin alen. Yu wll h enertlnedbyamedeyof tunes from suc- ceaulmsiasaon it kisand dnce numbrwltedetdadpeaedy youth members. Advance tickets are on sale at Middleton's Book Store in Wbtby. DON CORNEIL AUCTIONEER R..1 LITTLE BRITAIN 705-788-2183 Agriculturai Exhibition The Oshawa-Whltby Agricultural Exhibition went ahead this past weekend and while many enjoyed events such as a demolition derby, old tirne fiddlers contest, tractor and truck pull, as well as varjous exhibits and rides, others just spent the day in the beer tent. Earl Cochrane, of Blackstock, is pictured with bis five-year-old commercial horse as he prepares for the heavy horse competition. Cosgrove suggests new plan by Paul Cosgrove Minister of State for Finance Prices on the Toronto Stock Exchange recently rose to their highest closing level in history. Market analysts are saying the market is set for another long term climb. Add to this, the fact that Canadians are among the world's best money savers and the decline in in- terest rates on savings accounts. Many Canadians might ha looking for other ways to put their money to work for them. In the recent budget, your national government bas offered one alternative in its Indexed Shareholders Investment Plan, or ISIP. The proposaI would not only provide a way for Canadians te put their money to work for them- selves but for Canada as well, by providing a new way to invest ifftanadian companies and ha protec- ted from inflation at the same Urne.* The plan wil also aid Canadian companies which require new funds te expand and compete, as well as create Jobs. John Bossons of the Financial Post calls ISIP: "ian important tax break for the individual in- vestor." The principal advantage of ISIIP is it will proteet Canadians who investi Canadian companies fromn being taxed on the portion of the increase in the value of their stock that is due toinflation. -- The basic mnechanles 0f the plan are qulte stralghtforward. For example, assume that an Ï:. vestor buys $1,000 in stocks at the beginning of the year and they increase in value to $1,100 by the end of the year. With the ISIP plan and an inflation rate of six per cent over the year, their value would ha considered to be $1,060. The capital gains eligible for tax would ha only $40. If the sbares were purchased outside ISIP ail of the $100 increase in the value of the securities would ha recognized as a capital gain when they were eventually sold. ISIP also increases the amount of capital los recognized for tax purposes. If the same securities were worth only $900 at the end of the year. instead of the original $1,000, the loss would still ha calculated including inflation, or $1,060. The resuit would ha a tax deduction of $160, even though the loss of the original value of the shares is only $100. To go into effect in Octohar, the I51F can ha set up for you'by any broker, dealer, trust company or mutual fund. Only publicly traded common shares of Canadian companies and related investments are eligible. Another attractive feature of the 151F is that tax- payers will spread the tax on capital gains over several years. We know Canadians want te plan for a secure future, shielded against inflation. The Indexed Shareholders Investment Plan provides one way for them te invest in their own economlc future, while at the lame Urne lnvestlng i Canadian companles for a mSue Canadian economy. .4 -. .i-~~ THE CORPORATION 0F1 THE TOWN0F WHITBYj CHOO COU NTRY AUCTION Sat. JuIy23e 1983 PREVIEW: 9:00 amn We wlili be selling: Furniture T ables, chairs, dlning rom suites, desks, washstands, aide chairs, cupboards, rockers,, settees, p arlour tables, etc. Home Accesories: rugs, lampa, mirrora, docks, paintingis, prInts, maps,- baskets, gramophones, oak wail telephone, etc. Collectables: books, musical Instruments, brats, copper à ilver, a variety of gluassand china, tins, crocka, art objecta, primitives. To consign any of the above itemis, pluisse phone auctioneser Esrl MacîInnon at 655-3526 or If you have any Inquiries Refreshments.-Bar Facilities.- to be heid et IROQUOIS PARK ARENA, 500 Vic- toia St. W. Whitby, Ontario. uaiyphotocopying hlGo at [ High quaiypoooyn hl o a WHITBY FREE PRESS 131 Brock Street Noath, Whitby