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Tin? Canadian Statesman. I'nwmnnville. .lime 21. 1989 21 Phone Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. Phone 623-3303 Wanted to Buy 50t,h Anniversary Cornell's Auction Bam Fri., June 23, 6 p.m. Oak bow front china cabinet (claw feel), relinished oak square diningroom diningroom table (4 leaves), pressback rockers, walnut hall stand, 5 pc. modern bedroom suite, relinished maple hutch, maple dining table and 6 chairs, pine chesterfield and chair, Tiffany table lamp, washstands, jam cupboard, oak' clover leaf tables, round pine pedestal table and 6 chairs, 9 pc walnut diningroom suite, 6 matching matching pressback chairs, odd pressback chairs, muzzle loading shotgun, double barrel shotgun, 1985 Chev Celebrity Eurosport, 12 h.p. Massey Ferguson riding lawnmower with snowblower attachment, attachment, 1980 Chev. % ton truck, 1981 Ford van, qu. of china, glass and collectable items. Don Corneil Auctioneer, R.R.1, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. 25-1SN Cornell's Auction Barn Tues., June 27, 6:30 p.m. Quantity of 4 drawer modern chests of drawers, pine coffee and end tables, square walnut dining table, bar refrigerator, French Provincial Provincial chesterfield and chair, spin washer, chrome chairs, occasional chairs, chrome kitchen suite, oak wall telephone, brass bells, chesterfields, chesterfields, qu. of tools, china and glass. Don Corneil, Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain, 705-786- 2183. 25-1 SN Monday Evening June 26, 6 p.m. Furniture and Antiques Auction sale of furniture and antiques antiques for the estate of the late Joe- Symons, Uxbridge, and others, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont., including Jacques and Hayes dove tail chest of drawers, drawers, men's chest of drawers, chesterfield chesterfield and chair, vanity and stool, pine trestle table, bedroom suite, rocking horse, lamps, men's full length coon skin coat, Ige. qty. of linens ana cups ana saucers, bridal bridal Rose dishes, sealers, kitchen utensils, garden tools, man's left handed golf clubs, CCM exercise bike, no. of beaver and .muskrat traps and pelt stretchers, picnic table, 10 h.p. riding lawn mower, plus many other items. Sale managed managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852- 3524, 25-1S Public Auction Sat., June 24, 9 a.m. Under the authority of the Ontario Police Act to dispose of a large quantity of good bicycles, b. and w: TV, weedeàters, plus other un- ' claimed articles all in storage at Cobourg Police Station on King Street. All articles will be sold as is, where is, with absolutely no reserves. reserves. Sale will start 9:00 a.m. Sharp, Terms: Cash or good cheque. Gary Warner, Auctioneer, 355-2106. 25-1 SN ■■ Wed., June 28,10 a.m. Exceptionally good " sale of Guns, Reloading Equip., 1987 Dodge Ram 50, Antiques, Tools, etc. Estate of the late Murwin Austin, R.R.3, Havelock, 12 kms. north of Campbellford on County Rd. 50 (Preneveau Rd.) to Trent River Rd., then west 1 km. to 3rd place on right. OR go east of Havelock bn No. 7 highway to Preneveau Rd., go south 2 kms. to Trent River Rd., then west to 3rd. place on right (watch for sale signs). 1987 Dodge Ram 50 truck, p.b., auto., approx. 53,000 kms., with cap, excellent pond., sells certified. GUNS: FAC required: Browning .270 with Bushnell 3X-9X scope; Win. models models 64 and 94 30-30 lever action; two Win. model 88 .308 lever actions; actions; Win. model 88.249 lever action action with Bushnell 4 X wide angle scope; Ithaca Ticca .243 bolt action action with Bushnell scope; Rem. model 700 and model 788.223 bolt . 'actions with Bushnell scopes; 'Rem. 788 .22/.250 bolt action with Bushnell 10X scope; Ruger model 'M77 .22/.250 bolt action Weaver 10X scope; model 12 Winchester 'pump; Rem. model 870-12 gauge 'magnum; two Win. model 24-12 gauge double barrels (2 3/4" chambers); Browning 20 gauge double barrel; ammunition, gun 'cases; 9-30 spotting scope; full line of reloading equipment; Turret presses; Case trimmer; powder scales; powder measure; reloading reloading dies; powder funnel; bullet puller; puller; shell boxes; multi, cal. shell holder; lube pad; handbooks and manuals; quantity of powder, primer and shot. (All guns and equipment are in good cond. and 'have been well looked after). (.Quantity of dishes and antique 'pieces; large antique buffet; ; Forestville chime mantle clock; I 'wicker plant stand; antique serving ' wagon; pictures and frames; de- ; pression glass; ant. butter bowl; ' butter print; silver tea service; hen 'on a nest; lamps; Singer electric; ■ ant. drop-front desk, good; antique "'toy (child on swing, working); cop- per bottom tea kettle; cider press; h 4 coal oil lanterns; 2 kerosene /heaters; milk bottles with names; "'wringer washer, like new; 80 lb. 'cans; crock churn; Woods deep ■' freezer; air tight stove; binoculars; ■'Konica 35 mm. camera; zoom " lens, etc.; gas range; Viking frost /free refrigerator; 1/2 lip air com- pressor; 2 bird's eye maple pad- '■ dies; large quantity of tools; power " tools; vises; work bench; Poulan < 16" chain saw; adze; upright " scales; Irwin bits; dohorners; cement cement mixer and motor; barn jacks; 2 Iron cooking kettles; rubber tired -i wheelbarrow; 32' aluminum ext. f ladder; 16' fibreglass canoe; Evin- rude 3 hp. motor, good; Craftsman jr 8 hp 26" snowblower, good,Many, -i. many more Items of Interest, t NOTE: Household Items and tools 0,-sell first. Truck to be sold at 12:00 o'.p.m., followed by guns and equip- o,. ment. Terms: Cash or cheque with .?• ID. Owner and Auctioneer not roll. roll. isponsible for accident or Injury day -t of sale, Roy and Rod Williams, Au- n .ciloneers, Box 883 Campbellford, U K0L 1L0. (705) 653-3533. Lunch available. 25-18 Sat., June 24,11 a.m. Property Sold of Harry Hill, 8th Concession, former Township of Clarke, north of Carscadden Road. Antique furniture, roll-up front kitchen cupboard, washstand, 5 oak chairs, Henry Herbert piano and stool, antique cane rocker chair, oil lamps, old pictures, dishes, dishes, International tractor, 8 h.p. riding lawnmower, rototiller, chains, large pilé of scrap iron. Numerous other articles too numerous to mention. The owners and auctioneers will not be responsible responsible for loss or accidents day of sale. Terms: Cash, proper ID with cheques.' Auctioneer: Don Stephenson, 623-1726. 24-2SN Estate Auction Sat., June 24,11 a.m. Selling the entire estate of Mrs. Mabel Scott, late of Ontario St., Port Hope, to be held at Warner's Auction Hall, 1/4 mile west of Colborne on Hwy. 2, consisting of a tastefully, furnished furnished old century home. All furniture in original and excellent excellent condition. Antique carved 9 pc. oak diningroom diningroom suite with extension table, 6 chairs, china cab. and sideboard; 2 ornate 1/4 cut oak sideboards both with pillars, heavily carved and curved leaded glass doors, a rare pair of sideboards in original condition, French inlaid china cabinet ornate, with single glass door; Victorian oval walnut table; nicely carved lamp table; unique 8 side parlor table, plus other fancy tables; Victorian upholstered chair; old wood show framed sofa in excellent excellent condition; Victorian loveseat; Victorian arm chair; lady's and gentleman's chair (new) in excellent condition; swivel rocker finished in a dusty rose crushed velvet and matching wing chair; color console TV, 1 yr. old with remote control; needlepoint hall chair; old hall bench with upholstered upholstered back and seat; walnut spinnet desk; 2 small oak night tables tables with turned legs and drawers; pair of matching 4 poster single beds with 2 mahogany night stands with drawers and bottom shelves; balloon. backside chair; modern dresser and matching chest; Ige. quantity bedding and linens; linens; Victorian upholstered rocker; antique platform rocker; ornate ornate sewing cabinet converted into lady's desk w. teardrop pulls; 2 modern chests with modern double bed and brass headboard; upright freezer; 2 door fridge; 30" electric range with upper oven; old Hoosier cupboard (needs refin.); Kenmore H.D, washer and dryer; plus numerous other pcs. of furniture; furniture; pickle cruet w. stand; chest of flatware; pedestal cake plate with Westward Ho cover; silver serving pcs.; Bavarian pcs.; figurines including several Royal Doultons; R.S. Prussia cup and saucer (small chip); pictures; depression depression pcs.; cornflower; crystal; knick-knacks; gingerbread clock; plus other collectable china and glass. Everyday dishes, pots, pans, kitchenware plus numerous miscellaneous articles found in this old home. One of the finest sales we've had the honor to present. All sold with no reserves. Sale starts: 11:00 a.m. Viewing from 9 a.m. day of sale. Terms: Cash, cheque, Visa, MC. Gary Warner, Auctioneer Auctioneer 355-2106. 25-1 SN Wed., June 21, 10 a.m. Large Antique Estate Sale Orval Mclean Auction Center Lindsay Century house contents Including 16 Royal Doulton figurines, 9 pc. carved walnut diner, 5 pc. gorgeous gorgeous carved walnut bedroom suite, 4 pc. inlaid walnut bedroom suite, fancy mahogany bedroom suite, huge oak serpentine glass china cabinet with large carved figures of man and woman on pillars plus carving on top, oak hall seat, mahogany breakfront, round oak table and chairs, fancy carved desks, Edison standard phonograph, phonograph, pine cupboards, 6 pc. Eastlake settee (excellent), hanging hanging cranberry chandelierwith cranberry cranberry font and orisms, coins, clocks, glass and china. Partial list.. Orval McLean Auctions (705) 324- 2783, Lindsay. 25-1 SN Spectacular 2 Session Collectors' Auction Tues., June 27, 6:30 p.m. Wed., June 28, 6:30 p.m. "Kahn Country Auction" Located on Brock Rd., Picker-, ing, 3 miles north of Hwy. 401 (exit 399), will be selling in 2 sessions sessions Tues., June 27/ (glass, china, oil lamps) and Wed. June 28 (furniture and accessories) at 6:30 p.m. each evening. A rare and private collection of nearly 500 pcs. of superb collectable collectable glass, china, cranberry hanging hanging lamp, oil lamps, antique furniture furniture and various other collectable items, to feature approx. 80 early patterned press glass goblets (mostly pre 1880's), over 50 pcs. of carnival glass in many colours and patterns, large quantity of Canadian press glass, pitchers, cake plates, vases and bowls, collection collection of old cranberry glass, pid- geon blood pickle cruet, Victorian vaseline epergne, Bristol and satin glass, Nippon china, Bavarian bowls, cheese dishes, Bohemian glass, cased glass Bride's basket, lion's head compote, cranberry hobnail hanging lamp, cranberry . end of day swirl lamp, green Canadian Canadian heart oil lamps, flat'hand green bull's eye lamp, Easson white opalescent lamp, blue coin dot oil lamp, small collection of miniature oil lamps, beautiful oak bow front china cabinet, 3 pc. Victorian Victorian parlor set, some beautiful mahogany and walnut diningroom suites, occ. tables and chairs, drossors, sideboards, washstands. rnckjna qhairs. several several desks, sots of chairs, blanket boxes, cedar chests, crocks, primitives, primitives, quills, brass, copper and much, much more. This will bo an exciting 2 night auction. Terms: Cash, cheques (with I.D.) or Visa. No reserves. Principals are moving. moving. Previews 2:00 p.m. each day. Kahn Auction Sorvices - 416-683- 0041 or 985-8161. 25-1SN Farm Sold Sat., June 24, 12 Noon Selling the contents and antiques from the century farm home of Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Campbell, Oven's Rd., Newtonville (West end), pine harvest table, 8 pine chairs, 2 Duncan Duncan Phyfe dining tables, several antique tables, oak armoire, dressers, dressers, chests of drawers, hall rack, cedar chest, trunks, plant stands, 011 lamps, milk cans, parlor tables, 2 upright gramophones, sofa table, oak desk, child's desk, pictures, frames, old pump organ, upright radio, woodstove, cookstove, office office chairs, file drawers, cabinets, brass music stand, brassware, stained glass, ship's bell, ship's wheel, hall mirror, bar fridge, table saw, chain saw, garbage compactor, compactor, stereo, small appliances, electric electric mower, vac., and numerous other interesting articles. Terms: Cash or good cheque. Owners moving. Auctioneer: Frank Staple- ton, Newtonville, 786-2244. 25-1 SN Thurs., June 22, 6:30 p.m. Selling an interesting estate from Woodbridge at Warner's Auction Hall, Hwy. 2, Colborne Modern 9 pc. diningroom suite with oval table and leaves; 6 chairs with caned backs; china cabinet and server in excellent condition; wooden dinette set; modern curio cabinet with glass 3 sides; unique old inlaid lady's desk; 3 large modern modern bedroom suites with man's closet chest, dressers with mirrors, matching night stands, head boards, box and malts., all in ex-, cellent condition; 2 wooden arm chairs; walnut gate leg table; portable portable color TV; console color TV; bed sofa; other sofa; occasional chairs; auto washer and dryer; 30" electric range; older fridge; small tables; lamps; dishes; old painted drop leaf table; Tinker Toy set, Mechano set; old games; plus numerous boxes of other articles still un-opened. Just as picked up from Woodbridge Storage House. All to be sold without reserves with two auctioneers selling inside and out. Terms: Cash, cheque, Visa, MC. Sale starts 6:30 p.m. Gary Warner, Doug Denny Auctioneers, 355-2106. 25-1 SN Sat., June 24, 9:30 a.m. Antiques, Dishes, Furniture, Appliances, Ford tractor, J.D. Garden Tractor, Boats, etc. Contents Contents of the home of George Fraunholz (of Norwood), plus other consignments to be sold at 85 Frank St., Campbellford. 1952 Ford gas tractor (3 pt., pto., good); Ford 3 pt. blade; JID. 214 garden tractor with 48" mower and 36" snowblower (14 h.p., 5 spd., good); Inglis System 2000 almond refrigerator (frost free, 18 cu. ft.); Inglis almond range, both brand new, used only 3 months; Admiral almond dryer, new, approx. 30 hrs. use; Viking harvest gold refrigerator; refrigerator; Viking harvest gold range; Doherty upright piano, good; Lowrey electric organ; large quantity of dishes and antique pieces; figurines; glassware; silverware; silverware; cut glass; crocks; 20 gal. crock; commemorative platesfde- pression glass; Occ'd. Japan; Nippon; Nippon; kitchen table, 2 leaves, 3 chairs, good; buffet hutch, like new; Electrohome am/fm hi-fi; cof- ' fee tables; end tables; rugs and scatter mats; Hitachi 21 " color television television and remote; pictures and frames; table lamps; floor lamps; dresser lamps; bedroom suite (bed, triple dresser and mirror, ar- moir and 2 night tables, like new); oak office desk, good; antique and modern chests of drawers; bedding bedding and linens; good quilts; trunks; 5 antique chairs; solid seat chair; wardrobe; Hoover washer spin dryer; 2 drop leaf tables; diningroom diningroom table and 5 chairs; RCA color TV; violin; dehumidifier; 2 deep freezers (good); antique table; pressback chairs; 4 cane seat chairs; wicker fernery; Sessions Sessions mantle clock; antique rocker; walnut table; coal oil lamps; wash stands; toilet pieces; double and single beds; antique and modern dressers; diningroom suite; crock churn; Panasonic 26" color TV; toys and games; bamboo magazine rack, old; garage door opener; parlor table; books; Col- dspot refrigerator and Kenmore range (gold); corner cupboard; antique llat-to-wall cupboard (top doors missing); quilting frames; walking plow; chesterfield and chair, good; stereos; aluminum ext. ladder; some tools; 60 gal. hot water tank; Weed Eater 1500 gas trimmer; Remington Model 870 - 12 guage shotgun (good, FAC); Lawn Boy 20" lawn mower; Johnson 9.5 hp. outboàrd motor and lank; 8' fibreglass boat; 12' fibreglass fibreglass boat; 14' aluminum boat; garden tools; lawn furniture. Many more items of Interest. NOTE: Tractors and boats to sell at 12:00 p.m. Terms: Cash or cheque with ID. Owner and Auctioneer not responsible responsible for accident or Injury day of sale. Roy and Rod Williams, Auctioneers, Auctioneers, Box 883 Campbellford, K0L 1L0, (705) 653-3533. Lunch available. 25-1S Salvation Army Thrift Store Summer Hours will be Mon.-Fri. 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. CLOSED SATURDAY Effective June 30th, 1989 to September 5th, 1989 25-2SN DURHAM REGIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY AN AGENT FOR THE MINISTRY OF HOUSING INVITES SEALED TENDERS FOR: CARPET/FURNITURE CLEANING VARIOUS PROJECTS PROJECTS DURHAM REGION. REFERENCE: DUR. SFT. 07/89 Tenders will be received for the above until 11:00 a.m. on THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1989, by the Durham Regional Housing Authority, 50 Centre Street South, 4th Floor, Rundle Tower, City Hall, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 3Z7, c/o the Housing Manager, from whom details and specifications specifications may be obtained, or telephone telephone 434-5011, quoting Reference Reference Number as above. The lowest or any tender not necessarily necessarily accepted. 25-1S TENDERS will be accepted by The Peterborough-VIctorla- Northumberland and Newcastle Roman Catholic Separate School Board for student transportation TO: Monslgnor Leo Cleary School, Courtlce Charles Garnier School, Whitby Tender closing date Is 3:00 p.m.-JUNE 26,1989 LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED Further Information Is available from Mr. Raymond J. Stewart Supervisor of Transportation P.V.N.N. R.C. S.S. BOARD 459 Reid Street Peterborough, Ontario K9H 4G7 (705) 748-4861 Mr. Eugene Brahaney Chairman of the Board Mr. Peter Roach Director of Education 25-1S Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Motorcycles, Snowmobiles For Wrecking Purposes SMALL SCRAP METALS HIGHEST PRICE PAID FREE PICK-UP ACKERMAN AUTO WRECKERS Yard 623-5756 Residence. 623-7112 oo.tfc; Services CLEANING Service - Housecleaning Housecleaning available, low weekly rales, days or evenings, Phone Sharon M. 723-7955 for fast and efficient service. 25-1S Peter Minnis, Sales Phone 434-2091 Tays Landscaping the exterior specialists... Interlocking Brick Driveways, Walks, Entries Decks and Fences 23-4SN McKAY DANCE SCHOOL Summer Dance in Port Hope Ballet Session: Mon. and Wed. through July Dance Day Camp for 5 - 8 year l' olds: Mon. to Thurs. for 3 week sessions 10-12 noon Jazz and Modern Dance Routines: Mon. to Thurs. 12:30-2:30 p.m. For more information phone Stefani 885-6217, 885-7703 or write 52 Bloomsgrove Ave., Port Hope L1 A.ÏX4 ' ' 25-1SN DRIVING SCHOOL Now ottering Full Driver Education Courses 25 Hours Classroom 10 Hours In-car 1 to 11nstruction In Car Ontario Safety League Approved MAXIMUM INSURANCE REDUCTIONS INCOME TAX CREDIT Starting Tues. - Thurs. June 8 - June 29 (Evening) 6-9:45 p.m. Wed., Mon. June 14-July 5 (Evening) 6-9:45 p.m. Mon. through Thurs. June 26 - June 29 (Daytime) 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. LOCATION: 14 1/2 KING ST. E., OSHAWA, SUITE 201 COST: ONLY $299. Continuous Registration BROTHERS DRIVING SCHOOL 576-4873 23-tfSN On May 27, 1939, Wilf and Babe Brown (nee Wilkins) Wilkins) were united in marriage marriage and May 27, 1989, they celebrated 50 years of marriage with two parties. In the afternoon, friends and relatives attended an afternoon afternoon social time at Ebenezer Ebenezer Church C. E. Wing. Margaret Down, Mildred Muir and Bernice Pearce organized organized this enjoyable afternoon afternoon and the Ebenezer Church ladies served a lovely lovely lunch. Margaret Down began the afternoon by welcoming everyone and introduced Harry and Marj Worden as the host and hostess for the afternoon as Harry was the Best Man in 1939. Syd Worden, long time friend of the family, had a few memories to snare and announced that in lieu of a gift, Babe and Wilf had asked that something be purchased for the church in their name. Tea, coffee, sandwiches and desserts were served by Bobbi Ann Fairey, Traci Hanc,. Kristen Killens and Kim Farrington, the first three of whom are granddaughters. granddaughters. There were many friends who attended the afternoon festivities and enjoyed a walk down memory lane. That same evening there was a sit down dinner for 75 at the Bowmanville Legion. This time, Babe and Wilf were surprised as their daughters had organized this part of the day. Hosting this evening were Nancy Bryans, Virginia Virginia Fairey, Barb Hanc, Wendy Killens, and Debbie Stinson. The hall was nicely decorated decorated in peach and there were many plaques on display display from the various government government representatives. Nancy Barnes had compiled a lovely book of memories in P ictures for the occasion. /endy Killens acted as M.C. for the evening and entertained entertained following dinner with a humorous synopsis of their 50 years of marriage. Granddaughter, Bobbi Ann Fairey, made a presentation presentation of behalf of the grandchildren grandchildren of two clocks. These she had made herself and Babe's reflected her many interests in pictures around the clock face while Wilfs had pictures of their 11 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. John Stinson and Vic Hanc Jr., both grandsons, also presented presented Gramma and Pop with personalized lawn chairs. Although this was a "best wishes only" occasion, there were many other gifts including numerous flower arrangements. Many friendships were renewed and there was lots of "remember when" conversation. conversation. Fifty years of marriage is something to celebrate and Babe and Wilf had two wonderful wonderful parties at which to celebrate in style. Crime Stoppers Seeking Tips on Hit and Run Notice Kut 'n' Kurl 71 King St. E„ Bowmanville SPECIAL for the month of June MONDAY and THURSDAY ONLY Wash, cut and sot or blow dry $12.77 with Fern Archer (20 years oxporionco) Fern is also bilingual, spoaks Fronch and English Sho will bo only loo glad to sorvo you. Phone 623-5019 22-4SN PROGRAM MANAGER Caregiver Relief Salary: $33,000. - $37,000. Durham Region Community Care Association, nonprofit Home Support Agency, requires a Program Manager to administer and co-ordinate a regional In-Home respite service for caregivers of frail elderly and/or disabled adults. Duties will include: - hiring, co-ordinating and supervision of staff - client support, assessment and referral - liaison with appropriate agencies - program promotion and planning Requirements: R.N., O.T. (University preparation preferred) - experience working with the elderly and/or disabled adults in a community setting. The successful candidate will possess excellent communication, communication, organizational and supervisory skills. Experience Experience in a computerized environment would be an asset. Qualified applicants should submit résumés by June 26,1989 to: Durham Region Community Care Association, c/o Fairview Lodge, Box 300, Whitby, Ontario L1N 5S3 Attention: Mr. Paul Tuttle NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE 2 5-1S Legion Building Fund Given $8,000 The building fund of Branch 178 Royal Canadian Legion received a welcome boost on Monday, June 19th, from their Ladies Auxiliary. President Doris Or- miston presented branch President Jim Connell with a cheque for.$8,000 to swell the fund. Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police are once again asking for the Public's help in solving a Hit and Run Accident which occurred occurred in Whitby on March 29th. A twelve year old boy was riding his BMX bicycle from a walkway and onto Winston Winston Court. A car travelling westbound on Winston collided collided with the victim at the end of the Court. The boy was thrown from his bicycle and onto the sidewalk. The victim was knocked out momentarily, receiving minor injuries. The bicycle was run over and broken in two. The driver of the car fled the scene. The suspect vehicle last seen southbound on Winston Court towards Kirby Crescent Crescent is described as a dark- coloured, full sized car with little or no damage. If you have seen this vehicle vehicle in the area or if you know who may be responsible, responsible, please call. Crime Stoppers Stoppers needs any information which you feel Mil help on this or any other criminal offence. offence. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1000 for information leading to the arrest of the person responsible. You will never have to give your name or testify in court. The Crime Stoppers phone number is: 436-8477 that's 436-TIPS This article is written to help combat crime. A Citizens Citizens Board administers the Crime Stoppers Program of which there are now over 800 in North America. The reward money is raised through Tax Deductible donations donations which may be sent to Durham Regional Crime Stoppers, P.O. Box 54, Oshawa, Ontario, L1H 7K8. V" V'H I Legion Auxiliary Donates New C rash Cart to Memorial Hospital Memorial Hospital has a new emeii thanks to the Ladies Legion Auxiliary, Auxiliary president Doris Ormiston made a presenta- genev crash cart tien to nurse Kay Boundy and Director of Nursing try, Branch 178, Chris ICody (right) recently at the hospital.