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) / t t Classified Port Darlington Motel Now Open The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. Julv 6.1988 15 •Z Auction Sale > Sat., July 9,11 a.m. .farm Sold. 6 Tractors, Good line of farm machinery, back-hoe, ;tandem trailer, stock truck, 4 X •4 1/2 ton, some pig equipment, ". tools etc. -The property of Twin L Farms, Horne and Gord Lawder, R.R.3, (Lindsav. Lot 24, Con. 11, OpsTwp. ■2 Vi miles east of Lindsay on Victoria Victoria County Rd. 17 past the drive- -ip. Then north 1 mile on Ops Boun- ,dry Rd. See signs or follow signs from Omemee north. Belarus No. 1500 4 wd. 175 h.p. diesel tractor c/w heated cab, 23 X 26 tires, only 1200 hrs. (good condition). Belarus Belarus No. 500 70 h.p. diesel tractor c/w Harris cab, duals, 3400 hrs. • ,and extras. Belarus No. 400 58 h-P. diesel tractor live pto. only ,1500 hrs. (good condition). Allis Chalmers No. D17 50 h.p. gas tractor p.s. (good rubber) etc. Case ■ No. 530 backhoe and loader (diesel) c/w 3 buckets and extras (good condition). Cockshutt No. 30 gas tractor (good condition), live pto. White No. 449, 7X 18" plow, lot 1 trail on land hitch. M.F. No. ,520 21' set of disc c/w wings and «dual wheels. J.D. No. 1000 27'cultivator 27'cultivator c/w harrows cyld. and hyd. 1 wings, tandem axle. (New) Kongslide 6' row cult, c/w rolling shields, J.D. No. 7000 corn planter, planter, 6 X 30 c/w insecticide and monitors. 6 section of harrows and -bar. 200 Gal. sprayer c/w 36' boom .and piston pump. Vicon 3 pt. 900 Ips. fed. .spreader. 12' Ayp fed. ; auger (real clean). 500 gal. poly tank, 3 h.p. pump water wagon.' ;New Holland No. 770 2 row corn harvester c/w remote shute etc. (good). New Holland sperry round • silo blower. Gehl 10 ton self unloading unloading forage wagon and gearing. Ford No. 618 (Cools) forage -blower, shaker and auger feed (good condition). 2 Bruins 240 BU ■ gravity wagons c/w 8 ton gearing. Hyd. dump trailer, 350 bushei Grain augers. 1975 Int. No. 1910. Cargo Star stock truck, 24' del. box ■ c/w air brakes, new tarp, single axle, selling certified. 1980 Dodge 150 4 X 4 club cab, auto , large tires, certified. Tandem tagalong trailer. Heavy duty single axle trailer 1/2 ton truck cab. M.F. 3 pt. 6' blade. Case 3 pt. 6' mower, McKee 8' 3 pt. snowblower, double auger, hyd. shute. Alfa-Lavac 1300 RSI pressure washer. Lincoln Lincoln 225 arc welder. Power hacksaw. Portable hog scales. 2 Caster gates. 14 Infra-red creep heaters, 600 watt. 1 LIS preg-tes- ;ter. Small barn fridge, 4 cu. ft. ■Some augers and wagon load Tnisc. and scrap iron, gates, etc. NOTE: This sale offers a good line *-of field ready equipment. Lunch •! available. Terms: Cash, no re- ,*"-serve. Sale managed and sold by Calvin Maybee Auctions, R.R. 1, Lindsay. Phone Cambray (705) -374-4800 or 374-4435. 26-2S *; Health Reasons Have Forced ffl The -'Sale of the Entire Home con- £« -■'. tents of Mrs. Gertude Phllp of Co- bourg -• Plus others to oe held at Warner's Auction Hall Col- p borne r! Sat. July 9th £8 pc. solid walnut dining rjoom suite In excellent condition, condition, solid oak hand carved -tea wagon, all original (excellent), (excellent), chesterfield & chair «((like new). Small single bed ^chesterfield, wicker fern «•stand, small waterfall china (-cabinet w/glass door, single >i>ed, dresser, small tables, '-chrome set, silver plated tea «service, nice old bath bowl [set, mustache cup, knlck .-knacks, dishes, china, glass, imbedding, lamps, pots, pans, 2 -bridal rose covered vegetable vegetable dishes plus other bridal -rose pieces, slant top desk, ^bridge lamp, plus other miscellaneous miscellaneous antiques, furni- lure and Interesting pieces. iNo reserves. Terms: Cash, •Cheque, Visa, M.C. Sale 'starts 12:00p.m. sharp. •Gary Warner Auctioneer 355-2106 7/<-i-psn 2 Thurs. July 7*.'n - Selling Contents from a Work Shop ' Plus contents, of house at - Warner's Auction Hall, Col- 2 borne - 5 1/2 hp. Johnson outboard 2 motor, Allis Chalmers 175 - tractor, low hours complete ' with loader,Str. 1977 Dodge -;3/4 ton club cab, (as is), air •compressor, Honda 350 mo- 2-tor cycle in excellent condition, condition, swivel bucket seat for 2-van, cab for small A.C. tractor, tractor, snow blower for garden 2-tractor, wheel barrow, quantity quantity 4x8 -sheets tin test, tool 2-chest, sockets, screw driv- -'ers, wrenches, deep sockets, 2Î stainless steel, B.B.Q., ratch- *<ets, vice grips plus other ►band tools, White 2 door 2-fridge, 30" electric range, -,'good splnwahser, older up- 2'right freezer, auto dryer, •(sofa & chair, occasional 2'Chairs, double bed, dressers, •(chest of drawers, single bed, SDunken Phyfe table with 6 • (chairs, 2 old painted tables, 2< coffee & end tables, antique ►(Victorian style table & plant 2«stand, dishes, lamps, pictures, pictures, china, glass plus nu- 2; merous miscellaneous arti- N des. Sale starts - outside - ;« 6:30 sharp. Terms: Cash, • (Cheque, visa, M.C. Gary ' « Warner, Doug Denny Auc- - 355-2106 ( tioneers 7/M-PSN Auction Sale Sat., July 9, At 10 a.m. Home Sold. Property of Edrlc and Mary Vemett, 1 mile East of Bethany on 7A Hwy., watch for signs. Household furnishings and appliances - Majority of items are less than 3 yrs. old and in new condition. condition. Kenmore almond 3 door side by side refrigerator and freezer and 30" range, 7 cu. ft. chest freezer, matching white Kenmore Kenmore hd washer and dryer, cher- rywood 9 pc. dining room suite w/ ext. table, 4 pc. chesterfield suite w/love seat, chair and ottoman br. and beige, 5 pc. sectional living room suite - brown, entertainment unit, stereo receiver w/8 track and record player, stereo receiver unit, bedroom suite - queen bed, Ig. double mirrored dresser, chest and 2 night tables, 19'10" X131/2' rug - light brown, drapes, vacuum cleaner, some sm. appliances, gas 10 h.p. 33" Sno Trac 2 stage snow blower, John Deere lawn mower self propelled w/bagger, new Stihl 048 AV super chain saw, wheel barrow, 17 tomato holders, 4 mag tires and wheels (Nissan), Crego mags on GM wheels and many mise, items. Doug Mitchell, the Auctioneer Auctioneer with the sound that sells, R.R. 4, Omemee, 705-799-6769. •27-1SN .Auction Sale Sat. July 9th at 11:00 a.m. for Ellis Isaac, Village of Harwood Antique bed with horseshoe hooks; piano stool with claw feet, Seth Thomas mantle clock, Duncan Phyfe dining room table, walnut side chair with carving, pine blanket box, walnut serving cabinet, press back chair, maple chest of drawers, Waterbury mantle clock, cast iron box stove, small antique tables, washstand, assorted old wooden chairs, cheese boxes, egg crates, wicker fern stand, chair parts and spindles, crocks, whlpple trees, 8 gallon cream cans, broad axe, antique hand tools, Black and Decker workmate bench, old tins, china toilet bowls, Simplicity wringer washer, china and glassware, chest of silver, jardineers, mixed firewood, Woods deep freeze plus many more Interesting Interesting item. Terms cash, no reserve, lunch available Paul Lean Auctioneer Phone 352- 2403 7/i-i-ps Soccer Teams Play in Tourney by Lome Wright On the weekend of June 18th, members of the Darlington Darlington Youth Soccer League, (D.Y.S.L.), travelled to Port Hope for their first tournament of the year. These teams were newly formed from members of the existing D.Y.S.L. including players from Bowmanville, Courtice, Hampton, Newcastle, Newcastle, Orono, ana (Tyrone. Some of the other areas competing in this two-day tournament included: North Toronto, Mississauga, Lea- side, Port Hope, Cobourg, Warkworth, Belleville, Ajax, Whitby, Wolburn, Uxbridge, and Peterborough. We can be proud of our Darlington teams as their presence was made well known in both ability and sportsmanship. Out of the five teams (two Squirts, Atom, Mosquito and Peew- ee), three teams ended up in the "A" finals - losing to three excellent teams. (Squirt #1, Atom and Mosquito). The Peewee team took the C- Championship while the Squirt #2 entertained us to a slow start on Saturday with a loss to North Toronto 3, Darlington 0, Sunday with two games including overtime overtime and shoot-outs in both games. The results were: Squirt #1, Darlington 1 - Whitloy 0; Darlington 2 - Woburn Woburn 1; Darlington 1 - Port Hope 3, with Darlington as the A Finalist. Squirt #2, Darlington 0 - North Toronto 3; Darlington' 1 - Peterborough 0; Darlington Darlington 0 - Whitby 1, with Darlington Darlington as the C Finalist. Atom, Darlington 2 - Cobourg Cobourg 1 ; Darlington 5 - Port Hope Darlington 0 - North Toronto 4, with Darlington as the A Finalist. Mosquito, Darlington 3 - Uxbridge 1; Darlington 4 - Woburn 3; Darlington 0 - North Toronto 5, with Darlington Darlington as A Finalist. Peewee, Darlington 0 - First Caribéan 1; Darlington 0 - Whitby 4; Darlington 3 - Port Hope 0 with Darlington as C Champions. A special thanks to all the players, coaches, parents and the Port Hope Club for making these two days possible. possible. Ladies Hold Annual Strawberry Supper eft .«..ft/- rJp llgÉ mi ■ i'll , i The Port Darlington Marina Hotel complex has recently opened its 24-unit motel just north of the marina site. The building is already proving to be a popular popular stop for fishermen, tourists, out-of-town workers, and people stopping in Bowmanville Bowmanville for wedding receptions and other special events. Irv and Mary Lou Gill are partners in the motel along with Don and Betty Brown. Now that accommodation accommodation is available at the new location, the upper floor of the original Port Darlington Darlington Marina Hotel has been renovated to accommodate wedding receptions ana meetings with room for over 200 and an outdoor balcony overlooking the marina. marina. Shown above, on the upper deck of the motel building are: (from left) Irv Gill, his wife, Mary Lou, Betty Brown and her husband, Don. Non-farmer Unable to Sever Agricultural Land Jan Ochonski feels he is the victim of a by-law that has been used against him. Mr. Ochonski is a land- owner northeast of Orono who applied for a severance for his property. Under the town's rezoning policy, agricultural agricultural severances are only allowed to "bona-fide" farmers. farmers. At the general purpose and administration meeting on Monday, June 20, Mr. Ochonski told Newcastle councillors that he is "chained to the property for the rest of my life," if he can't get a severance. The problem lies in that the applicant's land is the most southern piece in a section section of strip development. If there were another property south of him, it might assist him in obtaining the severance. severance. A report at the meeting dealt with the entire rural policies issue of the current Official Plan Amendment review. review. The regional paper on rural policies recommended eliminating retirement and family lots for farm related severances. In the town's reply to the paper, which was approved by the committee ana subsequently subsequently by council on June 27, it was felt that totally eliminating retirement lots was too drastic. "There is no question that current policies in the Durham Durham Region Official Plan with respect to farm-related severance have been abused," stated the planning report. "However, there are true bona-fide farmers who should be given consideration consideration for retirement lots," continued continued the report. There were recommendations recommendations about defining terms such as bona-fide farmer, a farmer's immediate family and farm consolidation. Of the eight municipalities.in municipalities.in Durham Region, the Town of Newcastle has the largest number of people living living in rural areas. The report stated that the regional rural policy review must protect the town's planning interests. interests. Another speaker on the, topic of rural severance was former Newcastle Mayor Garnet Rickard. Mr. Rickard, who is also the chairman of the advisory board for the Farm Credit Corporation of Canada, warned the general purpose committee that land use policies policies need to be strengthened. "Land severances on good agricultural land should not be permitted except except for agricultural purposes," purposes," said Mr. Rickard. He stated that a look at anyone who has received a severance over the last few years will show that their economic economic picture (from the sale of the lands) hasn't improved. improved. There also wouldn't be a problem finding a landfill site today if the policies were stronger, according to Mr. Rickard. "Land is not a commodity, commodity, it is a resource," he stated. "The greater the challenge challenge to develop good argi- cultural land, the greater the resistance must be," noted the speaker. PRIVATE SALE Four bedroom bungalow'! includes hardwood floors, 2 - 3 pc. bathrooms, a brand new kitchen with walkout to 2 level deck which overlooks the 16' x 32' in- ground pool. Located on a large lot in a quiet neighborhood, close to schools, shopping and hospital. For appointment phone 623-1825 REAL ESTATE AUCTION Monday, July 18th at 7:30 p.m. Property located at 197 Laidlaw St. S., Cannington. Large 2 storey aluminum siding home on Beaver River. See auction ads for more information or call Ross McLean, Oshawa, (416) 576-7550 or Toronto (416) 686-3291 or Orval McLean Auctions 324-2783 Lindsay. LrWDXjcU.ui) «vas, 57*-i4fc^ j-iprçMrw.ill ü m pmS OPEN HOUSE Sat. and Sun. July 9 and 10 10 a.m. -- 5 p.m. 1 Hetherington, Bowmanville 4 Bedroom backsplit, VA baths, family room, walkout to large private greenbelt lot. Shed, wet bar, lots of storage. Phone 623-2749 Real Estate Auction Mon., July 18, at 7:30 p.m. 'operty located at 197 Laidlaw St. S., Cannington ood 4 bedroom aluminum sided, storey home with modern Ichen, 4 pc. bath, oil furnace, well of home In Ideal innallorx dose all conveniences, large land- aped park-like lot backing on gaver River. Ideal lor commuting Oshawa, Toronto area, selling ibject to reasonable reserve, mns: $5000, at sale, balance 30 lys, or TBA. Property must bo ild, owner moving to apartment. >r Inspection call Ross McLean, shawa, 416-576-7550 orToronto 16-686-3291 or Orval McLean jetions, 324-2783 Lindsay. PRIVATE SALE 17 Hunt St., Bowmanville 2 Plus 1 bedrooms, newly renovated, new 200 amp service. 12' x 12' tool shed, lovely 12' x 16' deck for 18' x 33' above ground pool. Airtight stove. Close to all amenities. $127,500. Telephone 623-1680 FOR SALE 8 Chantel Crt., Bowmanville OPEN HOUSE Saturday, July 9th 2 -- 4 p.m. 3 plus 1 bedroom raised bungalow. Double Double attached garage. Large pie-shaped lot. Finished family room. Priced well below market value, as owner has bought firm and must sell. Asking $139,500. Phone 623-4363 Wesleyville News by E. Barrowclough Our last service, before our outdoor services, was held on Sunday June 26th. with a good crowd. Rev. Sedwick had included confirmation confirmation and reception of members, baptismal services, services, and communion in the one service. He opened the service in the usual manner by reading scriptures from Acts 19 ana Matthew 10. The choir sang and the announcements were given. First summer service at Mr. and Mrs. Mac Frew's home Sunday July 3rd. Heather Gail Roy received received a transfer to our church. Then the following girls were confirmed. Mary Lou Campbell, Sarah Jane . Campbell, Virginia Ann Campbell, Karen Joan Embury, Embury, Mary Julia Foster, Marsha Beth Foster, Ashley Jill James, Erin Renee Kennedy, Kennedy, Stephanie Anne Long, Dawn Ann Scott, Gordon William Scott, and Andrea Jean Berneice Wood. Ashley Jill James and Stephanie Ann Long were also baptized. baptized. Mrs. Mary Gardiner and Mr. Quantrill presented them with certificates and Bibles. Communion services followed with Mr. J. Peacock, Peacock, Mr. Banister, Mr. H. White, Mr. Hancock, Mrs. C. Murray and Mrs. Quantrill assisting with this part of the service. Mrs. Peacock and Mrs. Quantrill took up the offering. offering. Rev. Sedwick took as his sermon "Gain and Loss" from Matthew 10-39. Coffee was served at the close. On Thursday, the seniors met with not as many as usual as several had gone on a bus trip to Hamilton. On Friday, the ladies had their annual strawberry supper supper at the church. A good supper was reported. On Saturday, at Dorothy's Dorothy's House had their afternoon afternoon strawberry tea. Mr. and Mrs. O. Mercer had lunch on Saturday with her sister Mrs. Minnis and Mr. Minnis. Mr. and Mrs. J Peacock had Shane and Sophia Knei- sel on Saturday and Sunday. Mark and Linda were with them. Mrs. Mae Muldrew was with her daughter Dorothy on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Pearson and boys, Lindsay, visited with Peacock's on Sunday. Irene Beatty and Mary Trew had tea with Peacock's Sunday evening after the picnic. Mr. and Mrs. H. Quantrill were with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Quantrill, Brighton, on Sunday. Sunday. Suzanne Westheuser was with Thickson's on Sunday. On Saturday afternoon, the family of the late Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bell held a picnic at Hodgins and about 50 attended attended and spent the afternoon afternoon swimming and playing games. A picnic supper ended ended the afternoon entertainment. entertainment. While we were having having supper the wind storm came up and blew the limb off a big tree that struck the chimney and it fell down. Later, the limb blew off the roof and damaged the flower flower bed on the opposite side of the house. About 8 p.m. the bitr ash tree on the west side of Thickson's house split and laid half the tree on top of the house. The roof is punched in and the plaster fell off the room directly below. We were not the only ones that had trouble with the wild wind. Peacock's lost a tree in their lane way, Irene Beatty lost one, pulled out by the roots at the old slaughter house. Campbell's at Oak Hill had a small building actually lifted off it's foundation and dumped in a heap on the other other side of the fence. Many other small trees were damaged damaged in the area. On Sunday morning the Fowler's gathered at Thickson's Thickson's andhad the tree cut up and off the house with tarpaulin tarpaulin covering the hole by late dinner time. The butt of the tree measured 50 inches across. We celebrated fifty-nine years together on Friday. Decoration services were ■held at Orono Cemetery on Sunday. Quantrills attended from here. Rezoning Approval Put on Hold Beware! A rezoning approval to permit construction of a new ready-mix concrete plant in Bowmanville has been put on hold for two weeks to allow allow local residents time to study the planning report. Cove Road resident Gordon Gordon White appeared before Newcastle councillors at the general purpose committee meeting on Monday, July 4, to ask for time to look at the report that was on Monday's agenda. According to Mr. White, he never received notification notification that the report would be. coming before councillors this week. After discussions, it appeared that his name was left off the list of those to be notified, and it was decided decided that the error should be corrected. . As a result of his request, the report was tabled for two weeks to give concerned area residents a chance to review review the findings. The planning report recommended recommended approval of the rezoning application. That would allow Dufierin Concrete Concrete to build a new plant to replace the present-day one. Earlier this year, representatives representatives from the company appeared appeared before council to explain explain the great need for a new plant. At that time a group of area residents opposed the construction. The planning report lists the work that the cement company has agreed to do in the surrounding area. The work includes: repaving repaving of West Beach Road from Simpson Avenue to their second driveway; the relocation of the hydro poles; the paving of the company's three driveways; the donation donation of land near Simpson Avenue and West Beach Road to allow intersection improvements; and work on the area ditches. It's Coming! pt fxthesk wmm Telephone 623-9331 1987 BUICK SKYHAWK 2 -Dr. Blue, 4 cyl., auto, p.s., p.b., AM/FM, cruise, tilt. air cond. Slock No. 8585A Full Price $12,995. 1987 SUNBIRD 4-Dr. Dark blue, 4 cyl., auto., p.s., p.b., AWFM. Slock No. 2591A Full Price $9,495. 1987 PONTIAC 6000 LE 4-Dr. Silver, 4 cyl., auto., p.s., p.b., cassette, tilt, cruise, power windows, power locks, air cond. 20,800 km. Stock No. 8364A Full Price $13,995. 1987 GRAND AM LE 4-Dr. Two-tone Woe, 4 cyl., auto., p.s., p.b., AM/FM cassette, air cond. Stock No. B39LA Full Price $13,995. 1987 PONTIAC 6000 LE 4-Dr. Two-tooe brown, V-6, auto., p.s., p.b., power windows, windows, cruise, cassette, air crxid. Stock No. 8377A Full Price $14,995. 1987 OLDS DELTA 88 BROUGHAM 4-Dr. Red, V-6, auto., p.s., p.b., cassette, power windows, windows, power locks, power seat, tilt, cruise, aluminum wheels, air cond. Stock No. 8581A Full Price $17,995. 1986 CHEV CAPRICE ESTATE WAGON V-8, auto., p.s., p.b., power windows, power locks, tilt, cruise, cassette, wire wheels, air cond. Stock No. 8916A Full Price $13,995. 1986 OLDS CIERA BROUGHAM 4-Dr. Wine, 4 cyl., auto, p.s., p.b., till, AM/FM, wire wheels, air cond. Stock No. 8417A Full Price $12,495. 1986 PONTIAC 6000 LE 4-Dr( Wne, 4 cyl., auto., p.s., p.b., cassette. Stock No. 8621A Full Price $9,995. 1986 BUICK REGAL LTD. 2-Dr. Silver, V-8, auto., p.s., p.b., cassette, power windows, windows, cruise, tilt, power locks, wires, air cond., two-lone paint. Stock No. 8460A Full Price $12,995. 1985 PONTIAC 6000 LE 4-Dr. Beige, V-6, auto., p.s., p.b., radio, air cond. Stock No. 8539A Full Price $9,995. 1985 SUNBIRD 4-Dr. Beige, 4 cyl., auto., p.s., p.b., sunroof, radio. Stock No. 8088E Full Price $7,995. 1985 PONTIAC PARISIENNE 4-Dr. Silver, V-8, auto., p.s., p.b., cruise, till, cassette, power locks, vinyl rool, air cond. Stock No. 8341A Full Price $9,995. 1985 PONTIAC 6000 4-Dr. Brown, 4 cyl., auto., p.s., p.b., tilt, cruise, cassette, cassette, power windows, power locks, air cond. Stock No. 8106A Full Price $9,995. 1984 CHRYSLER LASER 2-Dr. Hatchback, brown, 4 cyl., auto., p.s., p.b., AM/ FM. Stock No. 8438A Full Price $6,095. 1984 SUNBIRD LE Station Wagon 4 cyl.,auto., p.s., p.b., cassette, air cond. Stock No. 8304A Full Price $7,095. 1984 BUICK SKYHAWK Station Wagon 4 cyl., auto., p.s., p.b., power windows, power locks, tilt, cassette, wires, air cond. Stock No. 8313B Full Price $7,995. 1984 PONTIAC 6000 LE 4-Dr. Green, V-6, auto., p.s., p.b.. radio, air cond. Stock No. 8042A . Full Price $9,295. 1984 DODGE OMNI 4-Dr. Gold, 4 cyl., 5-speed Irans., radio. Stock No. 7231C . Full Price $3,995. 1984 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 4-Dr. Blue, V-8, auto., p.s., p.b., power windows, tilt, cmise, cassette, air cond. Stock No. B098A Full Price $9,495. 1983 OLDS DELTA 88 BROUGHAM 4-Dr. V-8„ aulo., p.s., p.b., power windows, power locks, power seat, cmise. tilt, cassette, air cond. Stock No. 8044A Full Price $7,995. 1983 PONTIAC 6000 4-Dr. Light blue, V-6, auto., p.s., p.b., radio, air cond. Stock No. 8522A Full Price $7,995. 1983 OLDS FIRENZA 3-Dr. Hatchback 4 cyl., 5-speed trans., radio. Slock No. 7326B Full Price $5,995. 1983 MALIBU CLASSIC 4-Dr. Sedan V-8. auto., p.s., p.b., power windows, till, cruise, power locks, cassette, air cond. Slock No. P8033B Full Price $7,995. 1983 SUNBIRD LE 4-Dr. Grey, 4 cyl.. auto., p.s.. p.b.. power locks, power windows, tilt, cassette. Stock No. 8631A Full Price $5,495. 1982 MONTE CARLO 2-Dr. Brown. V-8. auto., p.s.. p.b.. radio. Stock No. 8391B Full Price $5,995. 1982 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME BROUGHAM 4-Dr. V-8. auto., p.s.. p.b.. AM FM. power locks and windows, cmise. tilt, air cond.. wires. Stock No. 857VA Full Price $6,995. 1981 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN 4-Dr. Blue. V-8. ciuto., p.s.. p.b.. radio, certified. Stock No. 8594A Full Price $3,995. - AS IS VEHICLES 1983 PONTIAC 6000 LE 4-Dr. V-6, auto., p.s.. p.b.. AM FM cassette. Stock No. 8647A \ As is $3,499. 1981 MALIBU STATION WAGON V-8, auto., p.s.. p.b., radio, air cond. Stock No. 8389B As is $1,899. 1979 PONTIAC LEMANS STATION WAGON V-8. auto., p.s.. p b , radio. Stock No. 8418B As is $1,899. TRUCKS - 1987 FORD RANGER PICK-UP Sitver, 4 cyl., 4-specd trans., overdrive, sliding roar window, cassette, 30,000 km. Stock No. 6506A Full Price $7,995. • 1987 CHEV WRANGLER "S-10" PICK-UP V-6. aulo. p.s.. p.b.. till, cmise, AM FM cassette., two-lone silver and blue. Stock No. 8531A Full Price $11,595.. 1987 GMC"S-15" EXT. CAB PICK-UP V-6, auto., p.s., p.b., running boards, box cover, radio, High Sierra. Stock No. 8204B Full Price $11,995. 1986 GMC "S-15" PICK-UP 4 cyl., 4-speed trans., cassette, box cover, 25,000 km. Stock No. 8366A Full Price $9,495. Full Price $9,995. 1986 GMC "S-15" WRANGLER PICK-UP V-6, auto., p.s., p.b., running boards, box cover. Slock No. 8385A Full Price $9,495. 1986 CHEV BLAZER 2 x 4 Rod, V-6,5-speed trans., cassette, luggage rack. Stock No. 8307B Full Price $11,495. 1986 CHEV ASTRO "CL" MINI VAN 8 passenger, V-6, aulo., p.s., p.b., power windows windows and locks, lilt, cruise, AM/FM cassette, extended extended fuel tank, air cond. Stock No. 8473A Full Price $16,995. 1986 FORD RANGER "XLT" Biown, V-6, aulo, p.s., p.b., running boards. Slock No. B603A 1985 CHEV SCOTTSDALE 3 /« TON PICK-UP 350 V-8. aulo., p.s., p.b., lill, casscllo. sliding roar window, dual luol tanks, running running boards. Slock No. 8542A Full Price $10,495; 1985'GMC "S-15" PICK-UP Extended Cab Blue, V-6, 4-speod trans., p.s., p.b., AM/ FM cassotto, box liner with cap. Stock No. 8622A Full Price $9,495. 1985 CHEV "S-10" EXTENDED CAB PICK-UP V-6, 5-spood Irons., sunroof, sliding roar window, cassotto. Stock No. 0299A Full Price $9,995. 1985 DODGE "SE" CARAVAN "WOODY VAN" 2.6 litre 4 cyl., auto., p.s., p.b., AM/FM, cruiso, power locks, running boards. Stock No. 8336B Full Price $11,995. 1984 GMC HIGH SIERRA PICK-UP V-8. standard, AM/FM radio, power locks, sliding rear window. Stock No. 8172B Full Price $7,995. 1984 CHEV BONAVENTURE 5-Passenger Window van, V-8. aulo., p.s., p.b., cos- sotto. Stock No. 8427A Full Price $9,595. 1984 GMC JIMMY 2-WD Bluo/whilo, V-6, auto., p.s., p.b., radio. Stock No. 0525A Full Price $7,995. We Cover You Always In Selection and Guarantee -100% POWERTRAIN WARRANTY INCLUDED! P.S. Don't Sign Any Other Used Car Deal Till You've Checked A Cowan Deal. YOU DESERVE THE BEST! 166 King Street East Tel. 623-3396