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.AJ'w .fl0 uS~E tS W.L\ ~ The Apple B1ossorn FLOWERS &GIFT9 Orono 983-9155 Oshawa 433-2515 Me don'tjustspecialize - W/e make evey ordeir specia.j ËHair With Flair"y For LADIES and GENTS Main Street, Orono 983-5333 Orono Electric Ltd. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES COLOUR TVs- HI-Fis Sales and Service HQtpoînt -R.C.Aý White Westinghouse Frigidaire -Whiripool Wood's Freezers Magic Chef- Hoover 983-5108 Barnna Home Check *Vacation Home ChecklNg *Let us maie your home looklilved in Wedding Day Servces Reiable Referencea INSURED Barb Shoe - One Cox NEWTON VILLE (905) 788-2996 FLOWERS PLUS FLOWERS GIETS and CRAFTS 46 King Street East Newcastle, Ontario 987-1500 Betty Lycett 983-5908 Wida Mddeton PATRICI< G. DEEGAN- DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 5 George Street, Bowmanvi1lie, Ontario 623-4473 GRUNDY1S Country Upholstery Quality Work ln Upholstery R.R. 2 Orono, Ont. 983-9874 Bryon Grundy tfn Pre-cast, Reinforced PATIO SLABS 12" x 12" - $1.20 ca. 16" x 16" - $1.90 ea. 18" x 18" - $2.35 ea. 20" x 20" - $3.50 ea. Other sizes availabLe. WELL TILES 30" inside diamneter $46.00 36"' inside diameter $49.00 Ail Tops and 1/2 Tlles Avallable Seasoned Hardwood FIREWQQD 12" x 4' x 8' - $52,00 16" x 4' x 8' - $60.00 ORDER EARLY SUPPLY L1MIED TMIS YEAR. Pontypool Concrete Produets (705) 277-2442 LOCATFD 19/4 IMSSOUTII 0F PONTYPOOL ON HWY. 35 Closed Sunday' tfn Air Conditioned one bedroom apartments located in Newcastle Village, starting at $525. plus utilitics. Please cal 987-3211. lune 29.- hily 27, ac Commercial space for rent ini new modem building on main Street, Orono. Suitable for store/office. Approx. 500 sq. ft. Cail 987-3211. 1 une 29 - July 27, ac Unique bachelor apartment with large-eat-in kitchen available immediately in Newcastle Village. $415.00 per month plus utilities. Phone 987-3211. hme ".July 27, e B uilding Suppieus and Hardware *Bam St"el Sikkens Stain Hemlock for Fonces and Stails 'A Contre frAi YourBulikVm Noed- (705) 277-3381 or (905) 434"665 (avenings) ON HVA'. 35.2 MILES NORTH OF HWY. 115 MacGREGOR & WEST Auction Service ESTATES, CONSIGNMENTS, HOUSEHOLOS BANKRUPTCIES, FARMS Sold at your location or at ous STORAGE & TRUCKING Cail for a Free Confidential Consultation M. MacGregor 905-987-5402 Junior West 905-"3-5556 illiiiim 1 -Me Imm SELF STORAGE UNITS For rent - from $39 "CHECK OUR RATES" Now available fromn 5x 10'x 2V x40' Phone 987-3211 NEWCASTLE STORAGE June 29 - Juty 27 ac House or apartment ini Orono area by responsible mother with two cbildren, for August lst. References available. Cal Denise 705-749-5683, reverse charges. 29,ap Thank you to everyone who purchased flower baskets from the Orono Horticultural Society for- Decoration Sunday, and to those people who donated flowers and their time to arrange themn. 29.ac RANSBERRY - Imemory of a dear father and grandfather, Lloyd who passed away lune 30, 1984. He is gone but notforgotten As it dawns another year Memories keep you ever near Always remembered, Enie and Joan, Bill, Pat Sally and Fainilies. 29.ap CANADA DAY AUCTION Grist Mill Auction Centre Newtonville FRJDAY, JULY 1ST 11:00 a.m. Sellinz from the Vanhinsberg Estate and the sporting equipment, tackle etc. ftrm the T ed Brisbmn Estate, Port Hope; 7 pc. dining suite; 7 pc. pine suite (2 ini.); hoosier cupboard; washstand; 2 chesterfjeld suites; chairs; occasional tables; lamps; dlocks; quantity of glassware; china; cups and saucers; 8 old musical instruments (brass); old oak double desk; tredie sewing machine; siope couch; garden tools;, patio furniture; gas barbeque; matching Admiral washer& dryer (lîke new, almond); and numerous other items. A Great Sale - Starting Time 11:00 a.m. Friday. Trerms: Cash or Good Choque wlti ID. AUCTIONEER Frank Stapleton 786-2244 29,ac Barbecue.Safely This Summer Macrogor & West HOUDAY AUCTION SALE Antiques, Colectables, Old & Newer Tools, Household Effects & Sports Collectables SUNDAY, JULY 3RD il1:00 a.mn. vlewîng 10:00) Agriculture Building, Orono Flrgrounds Taire 401 to Hwy. 115/35 & north 10 kms to Main St., Orono, follow signs. Auction features an outstanding and varied offermng of articles from the past to the present, partial liat includes; oak buffet; walnut vanity; china cabinet/desk combination; walnut hall table; glass and chrome kitchen set; Gibbard drop leaf table; oak bookshelf; misc. dressers and chests of drawers; chairs & rockers (pressbacks, wicker, wingbacks, 3 unique fan back oak chairs, etc.) parlour & kitchen tables; wicker planters; large collection of old kitchen & household articles (graniteware, pottery, rolling pins, mashers, peelers, glass & china etc.); old pedal car; blanket boxes;, old beds; tins; trunks; army jackets; large aquarium; etc.; Coke' collectables; boxes of records;, large selection of old tools (Snap On, Planes, ADZ, clamps, saws, etc.) plus newer tools (electric, saws, sanders, torch, trimmer, John Deere (exc.) & Lawnboy lawnmowers, 16' ext. ladder etc.); also a qual.ity selection of lawn -ad deck furniture and related outdoor articles. Sports memorabiia include cards, old Beehive pictures and auto, hockey cards etc. Note order of sale Sports Cards seil at 11:00 sharp, with newer & old tools selling at approx. 11:30 followed by antiques and collectables. This is a large sale with articles for one and ail. Calil for ail your Audiion Nees MacCregor & West Auctions Mike LwhcGreor 905-987-5402 Junior West 905983-5556 29,ac HAMM, E. Calvin - Peacefully at Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville on Sunday, June 26, 1994 in bis 86th year. Calvin, beloved husband of Frances Hamm (Gamsby) of Orono. Dear brother of Neil and bis wife Jean of Peterborough, Donald and his wife Isabel of Orono and the late Beatrice Burns. Lovingly remembered by bis nieces and nephews. Friends were able to call at the Morris Funeral Chapel, 4 Division St., Bowmanville on Tuesday from 2 - 4 and 7 - 9 p.m. Funeral service at Orono United Church on Wednesday at 10 a.m. Interment Orono Cemetery. Donations to Denise House or 10 the charity of your choice would be appreciated. Masonic Lodge service was held on Tuesday at 9 p.m. 29,ac by M. H. Parnu The scene: ICs a beautiful summer evening. A man is get- ting ready to barbecue supper. His moulli is watering, as he can taste that steak already. 11e turnis on the gas (with the lid stîli closed) and hunts for a match. Once it's lit, lie moves the BBQ over a few feet. This man has just tncreased lis chances of being burned by exploding gas. Anyone who has cooked a sizzling steak over a backyard BBQ knows that propane can be an efficient fuel for cooking. But careless use and storage of propane or propane-burning ap- pliances can be a hazard. What should our barbecuer have done differently? 1) Lifted the lid before he lit the barbecue. You can suffer facial injuries from the lid biowing upwards due 10 gas trapped under- neath. 2) Had the match or lighter already burning (with the lid open) before turning on the propane. Light the BBQ the moment the gas fiow is on, otherwise vou SHEET METAL DESIGNS S Custom Made Sheet Metal Work Galvanized, Stainless Steel or Black Iron f Tig and Arc Welding e Barclay Crozier Steptien Crozier 983-9311 983-6301 'IF YOU CAN DRAWIT, WE CAN MAKE iT B.M. Bradley WELDING LIMITED (905) 983-6753 "Mobile Service Truck» GENERAL REPAIR - HEAVY EQUIPMENT CUSTOM FABRICATION GENERAL CONTRACTING BRUCE BRADLEYOOII L JON STORY ~tucc bull SCOTTSTORY ~~ERVICES 905-983-5491 LANDSCAPI1N G INSTALLATION - C3ROUNDS MAINTENANCE. - WATER PONDS- PERENNIAL GARDENS . CONSULTING risk being burned by ex- ploding gas. 3) Left the BBQ in ils place - neyer move it once you've lit the propane! "While propane barbecues are cleaner and faster than char- coal barbecues, they do require some maintenance and a few basic precautions," says Dick Phillip, a loss prevention expert with The Co-operators. 1Used with care, propane is a safe and convenient fuel. While propane is flot toxic, il can cause suffocation ina confined space. Propane has a very distinctive odour that is associated with boiled cabbage or rotten eggs. This odour is added for your protection so, that the smallest leak can be detected. Propane Safety While propane equipment is very safe, sometimes explo- sions or other accidents -occur due 10 carelessness or neglect. Propane tanks should neyer be filled to capaeity (e.g. 18- 19 lbs for a 22 lb tank) 10 allow room for expansion. "We've had a number of cases where tanks were over- filled, left in the sun (which expands the gas inside the tank); the fuel expanded and the tanks caught on fire once they were lit," says Phillip. In case of tire, tell people to leave the immediate area and have someone caîl the fire department. Set your garden hose to spray water on the cylinder,,only if it can be done safely. Do flot extin- guish the flame unless you can shut off the cylinder. "Use only CGA, CSA or ULC approved BBQs and propane, appliances. "Neyer BBQ on the baleonies of apartments, condos or in- doors- even in poorly venti- lated outdoor locations, you risk carbon monoxide poi- soning. " StoreBBQs outdoors. Leaks from the tank pose a potential fire hazard. Store upright away from open flame or ex- cessive heat. UMENir GRANI N MARKERS àfid:" CEMETIERY LETTERING PRIVATE HOMË or' SHOWROOM APPOINTIVIENTS AVAILABLE SERVING ALLFAITH-S REFERENCES AVAILABLE ON REOUEST, Cali today for your fréi' flower 'vase VISA ACCEPTÏD fter urâs", ali'... TER-S ILAâ£È'.:;k:,ýi