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12- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 16,, 1995 WE WILL NOT KNOWINGLY BE UNDERSOLD LOW PROFIT ; HIGH VOLUME s DEALER DOES IT AGAIN! {| '95SPIRIT OR ACCLAIM : ins ipooced Priced to low to advertise! SCUGOG'S PRE-OWNED VEHICLE SPECIALS |: EET \ 3 NEW ~ 3 3 J \ 6 SPIRITS kd » 0 CHOOSE [& FROM am Fully Evy ped Plray F Equipped 1994 i 5 NEONS [oo sors odd 1901 CARAVAN SH™. que TOCHOOSE |,/ "i accLAm = i 6 Cyl. Auto, PS, PB i Ar, 7 Pass, Child FROM Ar, PS, PB, tit, Er 22 cruise, AMFM § Seats, Balance of 7 | Fully Cass, approx. yr/115 available Equipped 2230) , Black $17,400. Re, 1,095. 1994 251 ACCLAIM all auto, til, cruise, AM/FM cass., alr, rear defogger, LS bucket seats, bal. of | : new car war. avail. | $12,200. sg| 1993 FORD ~%" | Taurus GL Wagon ama] TR, cruise, Air Con, fio DODGE CARAVAN 4 Cyl, auto, PS, PB, Light Blue J MAKE AN OFFER 1994 DODGE |; te S000 V6, PS, PB, Air, i _ i tik, cruise, | Balance of 7 yr/ 1 115 available a 1990 DYNASTY |LE auto tit, PH z -- Cow & AMFM Cass TX | Ps. PB. PW, Ono " Te -: it, cruise, Air, owner, Low km's, opm PWT. WS, Grey ..] white, Priced to sell | Ae cE EXlocks! Tor arey ' $5,995. | $14,900. tog » LJ ~ ONE WEEK ONLY -~ 2 we NEED usebp CARs & TRUCKS ar / a 1 2-7A SCUGOG : PORT PERRY 404-8220 WHITBY OSHAWA "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Man, common-law wife dead in Port tragedy By David Stell Port Perry Star Port Perry has to come to grips with tragedy this week after a murder-sui- cide was discovered in a Bigelow street home last Friday night May 12). Police say that 57 year- old Bryce Ashmore and his common law wife Frieda Willie, 51,were found dead around 10p.m. Friday night. Police are unwilling to give details of their inves- tigation conducted this past weekend, but would - confirm that Mr. Ashmore murdered his wife before killing himself sometime between 7:30 a.m. Thursday and 10p.m. Friday. UNDER 13 FREE $4 TUES @ ADDED - SUN DUSK TO DAWN ¢ © Far From Home [3 N® Shallow Grave 0 ® FREE HALF BACK PASS eo A member of the Port Perry branch of the Royal Canadian Legion and a former GM employee, Mr. Ashmore was described as the quiet type by close friend John Harper. "He was pretty much to himself," he said. Mr. Harper and a friend discovered Bryce and Frieda in their home Friday. Mr. Harper said the last time that he had seen Mr. Ashmore was the Tuesday before the discovery. He added that the retired GM employee was quite sick in recent weeks, and was having trouble getting around without crutches. Frieda Willie was also quiet, said Audrey Harper. She and her hus- band had been close friends with the deceased couple for close to 20 years. Mrs. Harper says she is having a hard time dealing with the tragedy. "Frieda was one of the most easy- going people," she said. "She wouldn't have hurt a flea. She took - care of Bryce really well." Funeral services for Mrs. Willie and Mr. Ashmore will take place at Lowe and Lowe funeral Home, followed by inter- ment Pine Grove Cemetery in Prince 'Albert Wednesday morn- ing at 11a.m. Club plans oldies dance The Rotary Club of Port Perry is once again gearing up for its second Annual "Oldies Dance" with popular morning host Erin Davis from radio station CHFI FM98 who will spin the hits of the 50s and 60s. The dance will take place at Scu, urday, June 3. Tickets are available at Port Perry IGA for $20 per person and $25 per person at the door. So get yours early. For further information, please » call 985-1933 or 985-8163. Proceeds from this Rotary event are directed to- wards our pledge for the new Scugog Recreation facil- ity as well as other Rotary charities. g Arena on Sat- Councillor Ward 2 SK] (4) [0] od *Authorized by the C.F.O. for the Elgin Knopp Campaign ®ve 700 ed vee. as