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DIV ORCE Questions? We'll Listen. Divorce in 3 mths. $875. or Legal Aid. 179 KING ST. EAST OSHAWA 723-5243 Neil B. Hokies BA. LLB. {ot 6544067 ST Wanted | V Auctions | my" Beugog Cifiten -- Tuesday, June 31, 1094 --35 4 The players thoice at Lakeside Golf & Hockey "On May 1, 1993, a new specialty shop opened up in Port Perry called Lakeside Golf and Repair. The main focus was entirely golf: club regripping, reshafting, reweighting, swing speed analysis, custom club making, refinishing and of course golf club sales with everything from Northwestern to Ping. 8 Lakeside was able to offer another $475. WEEKLY orion SALE Homeworkers needed to make JUNE 25th - 10 AM stylish beaded earrings, EXCEPTIONAL AUGTION of year-round, at home. Antiques, C Info. send a sak acipteds Shoppe Fum. and stamped, : for KARL STEIMANN ACCEX CRAY. to be held at Wilsons' Sales 829 Norwest Road, St. 813, Arena, Uxbri north on Ex. 3130, Kingston, Ontario Main St. to Drive. K7P 2N3 ANTIQUES : 12 pane pine cor- ee ner flatback, secre- ECE / LIVE-OUT NANNY tary bookcase, (Brown's Corner Quality daycare required in our ~~ Family), cherry and pine secre- home this September for infant. tary (Waterloo Co.)s harvest Light housework, Monday to tables (Uxbridge Mechanics Friday, days. Non-smoker. Inst.), pie crust tilt top table with References. Call 985-0271 ball & claw feet, 6 chicken coop chairs, rockers, 4 choir chairs, assort. ant. chairs, pine blanket box, library table, pine & butter- nut lamp table, dressers, gossip Benches, church pew, commode pee. traditional oak dining rm bs SEX), marble ped. coffee & end tables (Art Shoppe), 72° pine bar and stools, Ethan Allen maple md. kit. tables & chairs, trad. 96" chesterfield, Persian carpet, bag cart scale, butter UCTION SALE bowl, mold, & ladles, piller and Thursday, July 14th - § gingerbread clocks, oak Grand- BERRY PICKERS W WANTED Matute students, housewives usemen welcome. AM to 1 PM dai. Port Perry area, Willowtree Farm 985-7493 Al Islander Bancuet Hai fathers clock with swan top, hil bg isa tiques, SOLE TABLES | 4 gal. crock Yunis, hopla for os A with Blue Flower & bridge stencil, Hires wooden barrel PEARCE AUCTION SERVICES shaft golf clubs hozn, Golf Bag (Woods 1921), Ux- AUCTION SALE bridge Sour Cr. Jar, Uxbridge Antiques out of Bowmanville cream can, Coke sign, Eaton Home and large of lawnmower, oil & elec. lamps, Tools from local home atthe bead and petal lamp, Palmetto Hwy. 7A, Dew Drop Inn pattern lamp, rib & diamond Bethany, Ontano. finger lamp, brass hanging . 7A west of Hwy. 35 lamp, brass hall lamp, "Wistria® Bit 2nd, 1994 at 11 AM 'eaded glass reading lamp, iron Spinning Wheel, ice Box, China and brass , bridge lamp, etched Cabinet, '76 Monarch, 55 h.p. oil Boat, Motor and Trailer. ANTIQ e GLASS, CHINA & More datail§ to come POTTERY : large qty. Asiaic Bruce Kellett, A F pattern Ne! Call (705) 328-2185 (approx. 50 poes., Pg 50 Home te ------------ -- in Upper Can.), Athenian Palm AUCTION SALI ! and Diamon8 point pattern Saturday, June 25th, glass, Paimette pattern glass, at 6:30 PM at trialwork and cran glass, Lemonville Community Centre green and pink glass, Bavarian on McCowan Road vase (Art Noveau), Rogers Antiques, Household Furniture, "First Love" silver, plus more Dishes, Glass, Appliances, APPLIANCES Kenmore the property of Mr. & Mrs. Pugh Appliances - side by side fridge, Terms Cash stove, washer and dryer (all Earl Gauslin, Auctioneer Almond & EX. cond). NOTE 1-905-640-3079 Few box lots so please be on err ee ei tim@ fOr one of the most of the NEIL DeSHANE Meh AUCTIONS | wn Smits vo 4 Sunderland 1-705-357-2185 Toll Fge 1-800-654-4647 Cellular 1-416-518-8401 Fax 1-706-357-1333 Antiques Wl Li ck W Farm Equipment ® Appraisals M Estates (RN, ® Real Estate 986-0846 ssous | [SCUGOG inthe We're CITIZEN User ReALEsTaTE | Friendly! DEADLINE Just call us Thursday - 5:00 PM 985-6397 Lmm-------- 2 service to its customers that could only be provided if one drove to Mississauga - they had a certified technician to repair the motorized pull carts Lectronic and Powa Kaddy. The owners of Lakeside had forecasted to be strictly golf until 1994 when hockey would then be added. The summer of 1993 proved to be a greater success than anticipated, so hockey was added one year earlier, changing the name to Lakeside Golf and Hockey Centre. The store now had the capabilities to offer custom skate sharpening, equipment repairs, used skates/equipment, skate rentals and of course hockey sales. At the start of 1994, Lakeside added yet another twist co the services they had to offer. They could do orders for teams uniforms, jackets, silkscreening, trophies and engravi Now one year latef, Lakeside is celebrating their first anniversary, and is surprising their customers again with yet another line of products and services . . . mountain bikes. The product line of Bianchi is being offered to their customers from children to adult. As well as bicycle salés, they have a trained bicycle technician on site to do "repairs to all makes and models of bicycles. (No, the name is not going to change again!) Lakeside Golf and Hockey Centre is owned and operated by the husband and wife duo of Shawn and Kim Parker. They are dedicated to providing the best possible service and sales to all the people that will pass through their door. : Lakeside Golf and Hockev Centre is "The Players' Choice." Trailering your boat -- it helps to know before you tow A trailerable boat expands your horizons, but make sure your tow vehicle is up to the task before you hit the road. In its owner's manual will be listed the vehicles overall towing limit and tongue-weight limit. Exceeding these limits will void your warranty and could be dangerous, as you could overload the brakes. Also note the GCWR (Gross Combined Weight Rating) which is the total weight of the tow vehicle, passengers, and gear, plus trailer, boat and contents. The best way to sure your GCWR is park the whole rig (including kids) on a truck scale. Smaller boats tow fine on a single axle trailer, but when your boat weight reaches 3000 pounds, it's time to consider a tandem axle trailer, which distributes the weight ,of the boat over four wheels and four sets of springs. A tandem trailer handles the stress of rough roads better In most' places trailer brakes are required for loads over 3000 pounds, Surge brakes are automatically applied when you brake your vehicle and add un extra margin of safety on wet roads. Your tow hitch also needs to match the weight of your load. Most trailerable boats will require a Class 3 hitch, rated for loads up to 5000 pounds. Because boats carry most of their weight in the stern, boat trailers are designed with axles toward the rear to balance the load. If boat and trailer sway back and forth as you drive, the tongue weight may be too light. Redistribute your gear in the boat, or have your dealer help you adjust the boat's position on the trailer to put more weight on the tongue. Trim out for Efficiency Finding your boat's most efficient running angle requires sensitive use of the power trim function, an electro-hydraulic ram that moves the drive unit and thus the propeller, in and out in relation to the transom. Most drives are designed with a few degrees of negative trim at their lowest setting, so the prop is actually pushing the stern up. Always use this setting to get the best acceleration from a dead stop. As soon as the boat planes off, trim the drive out to use the prop's thrust to raise the bow and reduce its drag in the water. You'll feel the bow lighten and the wake move aft on the hull when the boat reaches a good trim angle Over trimming will eventually raise the prop out of the water, reducing speed and efficiency-you'll hear the prop "howl." With practice, trimming to your boat's sweet spot will become second nature. Courtesy of Larson Boats and Port Perry Marina. Pineridge District Scouts held its final meeting recently, honouring two of Its members, the Good Service award and Ross Dales received a 5 year pin and Warrant of ntment as a or. The presentations were made by David Wood (left), President of Pineridge District, and Ross Taylor (right), District Commissioner.