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12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 21 1988 BEST SELECTION OF =1={=Me)VV[ |e Ney.Noi- NH Say ]|8]e] &- CRA =o [oJ = Toei AT-T-1 = JU] 1 Qi Mi, oThA-1o | oo -- PRE-OWNED CARS -- '87 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 ROYALE BROUGHAM dark maroon finish, all the extras. 13000 km. ........................... 520,000. "dark ue, 5000 ry ing contitioner ce a Sani ASAT SAR SERE STEER AT ®17 , 900. TU CUDDLE to *16,900. 206, UOC, AP CONGIIONST rv... 14,900. 2 COnCItONer, low Ky ONE OWN nr =14,700. © bower windows & Tock. air cond RIONBY wos ns sansrniseensunscammoves sommes sass erenpros 1 "4 9 oO oO oO 8 2G. automatic lf cOMGRIONET rr "13,600. © ylnder, aUOMAIG, raci0, 33,000 KM... *8,600. © BuO baIANCE OF 3 Oar WAITANY -...vrrrrr =8,100. © one-OWNOT IgGl, ll (Ne EHS 1 ecco... 14,500. | O08) AMIR S18760, MIS CaF 1-1-1 rrr *12,900. © OHINCRY, SUIOMAIE, Bi CONGIONGE rr =10,800. © UIOM, al 44,000 KI. et... 10,900. "Vs, automatic, ARIE DA (7: | SOT UT OTTO OOOO PPO RPRR 31 (®) [ 20 (® . © aWIeSs SIVGT fish, fully OPUONGY cv 515,400. © condlioner, Many POW SSSI OPUONS rr 14,800. Special Touring Editon, two-tone grey, sun roof 81 = 9 00. Local oe OWING Gar, DEULTul OPONS rr ...*12,900. V6, automatic, ai t E SEDAN 5. CONSOIE «eva [SUSU TSRUOUTUR 81 (® 200 s © N-Sze, rear Whe rive, Vy QUIOMALE ............rr or =9,900. OB, PULOMGG, aI, Ga BFGBN roc. =9,800. Onder, 5peec, DUCKS SEalS, CONSE... *7,800. © TnGilic Drow fish, VG, BUIOMALE, (a0... =7,800. Ty ZOOMING rrr =7,700. en) sacond ar, 4 cylinder, automatic, Bue corre. Ey 2 CCD a ONCHIONr, GaSS0MS, CGA +r... =9,900. BA BUCH eA pA OUPE vse LER ae = | [ S900 . 2, GESIEer WOON DION fh... rn. 25,900. VG, OULD MOONE BIOGN tr... =8,900. © ara0n fish, IAN, UNGOMIIEA rr... =7,200. ra Conant: SFABFS WAS TSR oo eee =8,900. '87 GMC JIMMY 4 WHEEL DRIVE full size, 305 V8, automatic, air, only 14,000 km. ..............cccccenirirnnnnnnn. £19,000. rom lig do NON ®17,500. Oy ont: SAFARI VAN air CONAItIONGr .....covevnieiiiiiiiiieeeieeeeeeanes aad | & 300. BO ee TANT A 1200. 37.000 KIN. esses £15,700. NB, actomatic, ar GORING, FOG +... 9,900. 7 ADDITIONAL PICKUPS, BLAZERS, JIMMIES and SAFARI VANS NOW READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY and PRICED TO SELL! -- Over 200 New and Used Cars and Trucks available for Inmediate Delivery. -- Marketing Package Credits included on Eligible New Models -- Instant Cash Credits or Rebates on Eligible New Models until June 30th, 1988 -- 9.9% INTEREST RATES on Unpaid Balances up to $8,000. for 36 Mo. on Approved Credit * (* 1984 and later Pre-owned Units - offer expires June 30, 1988) -- FREE Full Tank of Fuel with each New Vehicle or Demonstrator. -- FREE Half Tank of Fuel with each Pre-owned Vehicle (Wholesale units excluded) Listed vehicles were in stock at advertising deadline for Port Perry Star, Tuesday, June 21st, 1988 edition. One BIG Location on Port Perry's South Side! PHILP PONTIAC-BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Dr., Port Perry 2885-84749 SALE HOURS: Monday to Thursday 9 AM to 9 PM; Friday to 5 PM; Saturday to 4 PM Weed spraying in Lake may not include channel A decision on whether to spray for weeds in the navigation channel on Lake Scugog will like- ly be made this week. Lake Scugog was not included in the spraying contract this year for navigation channels in the Kawartha chain, according to Brian O'Neill, with the Trent- Severn Commission, the federal agency responsible for the naviga- tion channels in the Kawarthas. The Scugog channel was not sprayed for weeds last summer, because the Commission felt it wasn't necessary. } Mr. O'Neil told the Star last Friday that he will be making an inspection of the Scugog channel this week, and a decision to spray or not will be based on the extent of the weed growth. Aquatic weeds have already started to appear around the Port Perry waterfront, and area that will be sprayed in the next week or so through a joint effort of the Township, the Chamber of Com- merce and Port Perry Marina oper- ator John Mackie. He told the Star on Friday that so far, he has not been hearing complaints from boaters about weeds in the navigation channel. Jeff Carpenter with the Mini- stry of the Environment in Peter- borough, said last week weed growth generally in the Kawarthas appears to be heavier than last year. He said there are several dif- ferent kinds of weeds native to the lakes, along with milfoil. Milfoil was a major problem on Lake Scugog for three years in the early 1980's, but the growth declined in the last couple of years. One reason for this decline is believed to be the appearance of a small moth which lays eggs in the milfoil leaves. The larvae con- sume the plant during the winter months. Property owners along Lake Scugog are permitted to spray for weeds in front of their land, but they must obtain a permit from the Ministry of the Environment office in Peterborough. Fresh gravel blamed A 24 year old Ashburn area woman escaped a single car acci- dent. with only minimal injuries June 15. Durham Regional Police say a 1985 Hyundai driven by Wendy Dundas hit fresh gravel, went out of control and hit the ditch, while headed west on the Scugog- Whitby Town Line. The accident happened at 9:15 a.m. and no charges were laid. \ IMPAIRED DRIVER An Oshawa man was charged with impaired driving following a - single car accident in Poy Petty early Saturday moming. Durham Regional Police report - a car driven by Peter Thomas Woolley, 35, was headed sofith- bound on Lilla St., just north of Regional Road 8, at 1:30 a.m. According to police the car knocked over two mailboxes and had its front wheel broken off be- fore coming to rest south of Dur- ham Road 8. Substantial damage was done to the car, a 1988 Grand Prix, and to the mailboxes. CAR AVOIDS DEER AND WINDS UP IN DITCH In order to avoid hitting a deer on the Scugog Island Rd., a wom- an wound up putting her car in the ditch, causing approximately $3,500 damage. The accident happened at 10 a.m. June 16. Luckily, the driver wasn't injured. PISTOL STOLEN A pellet pistol stored in a Port Perry High School locker was sto- len sometime June 14. The theft was reported to Dur- ham Regional Police at 11:30 a.m. by the owner of the gun, an Uxbridge teenager attending PPHS. ATTEMPTED B&E'S Two Port Perry Plaza stores were victims of attempted break- ins recently. The owners of Lifestyle 2000 and In Fashion called Durham Re- gional Police June 16 when they realized someone had tried to spin the locks on their front door. REMINDER ... This Thursday (the 23rd), a Public Meeting at the Library, starting at 7:00 PM. The guest speaker will be Sue Misiewicz -- her topic "A Violence Free Society". 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