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'LANDSCA Since 1988 AUCTION SALE quilt by 8.0f the i Beth so uoy ian tooaw | AUCtion Sale | woe te "Restaurant Port I Ont. for Their masterpiece, in ake 7A Hwy. to Island Rd., DU TR hues of teals, burgundy Go 1a Pogue pad, tum right N ( and rose, is one of 40 or ilts bei & Ramgoratos Pasry cower, | CONSTRUCTION | T0050 ihe "Garin Gril, Garlai Steam 10 AM - SATURDAY, Centennial Prelude Table, Soup PotyShedter Frish, Dishwasher, Meat Gliders, '6' Lunch Display Hot Table, Table and Chairs, plus many more items. Some household items. AUCTIONEER TERMS : Cash or Cheque with ID & Visa Lunch will be available. Bruce Kellett, Auctioneer Call (705) 328-2186 The auctioneer and proprietor will not'dg responsible fof public injury, liability, loss or damage connected.with this sale AUCTION SALE Friday, May 12th - 6:30 M GOODWOOD COMMUNITY CENTRE MAY 13th, 1995 900 Colonel Sam Dr., Oshawa, Ontario Complete line of Shop Equipment including a large quantity of Sewer .and Watermain Fittings and Job Support Items. PHONE (905) 725-2741 NOTICE TO Lawn Cutting, Specializing in Hedge and Shrub Trimming Also tree and shrub planting Spring cleanups. Reasonable rates, dependable & good work. Please call Eric 985-3133 or 985 9430 Sale held for Fay Patterson of Richmond Hill and others. Antiques, collectables, furniture, china, glass, graniteware, old bottles and pop cases, oil lanterns, miner's hat lamps, ant. wood wheelbarrow, curve front china cab, dressers, crystal, pine pedestal, 'organ stool, glass pall lamp. § quality L.E. prints, Cornflower, Noritake & Nippon articles, Fireking and other dep. OUR VALUED ADVERTISERS Citizen Staff do thelr best fo avold errors in all ads, but this news- paper accepts adver- tising with the under- standing that if a mis- take should occur, The MIKE s MOWERS Repairs and Service to most brands of lawn equipment Reasonable rates Spring tune-up special Call for dotails. (05) 085-9655 piocas, J sale wih many uniave | Citizen Is flable only or TON Ten CLARKSON AUCTIONS the cost of that HOTHONT FITTER © (905) 640-6411 Stouffville of the Powe Sorry, the ol Toad Se AUCTION SALE accept an Hablity for etc. 9 years experiance. Thursday, May 11th at 5 PM of any ad. Free estimates. Call 985 9053 Islander Banquet Hall, 150 Percy Cres., Scugog Island Excellent antique sale from 2 an gt $s occur, it must be brought to the attention of The estates with electric organ, table and 6 caned chairs, jam cup- board, rockers, washstand sets, small_hutch, butter chum, hay cradle, buggy seat and lanterns, Citizen before the next publication. The pub- lishers rpserve the right to edit, revise, B. PARSON PAINTING - SERVICES Professional Quality Quilt Show and BBQ June' 14 in Milton. Quilts from across the province will be' on display at the Ontario Agricultural Museum from the middle of June until the end of August. The quilt show is a part of the celebrations leading up to the 100th Anniversary in 1997 of Women's Institute in Ontario. Twenty-five members make up the Bethesda Reach Women's Institute and 'over half of these ladies played a part in making their masterpiece. Each square lends a story about the history of Women's Institutes. In the centre of the quilt is a tree, symbolic of the WI branches and their environmental concerns. Being the focal point, the tree is surrounded by sampler blocks, some old and others more contemp- quilt in Prelude Show The Bethesda Reach Women's Institute Is entering a quilt In the Centennial Prelude Quilit Show In Milton next month. The Show Is a prelude to the Centennial celebrations taking place In 1997. In photo are charter members Corinne Croxall (front), from left Jean Smith, Fern Burnett, Dorothy Doble, Seg story. orary. Adorned with trilliums and maple leaves, the barn at sunrise and the schoolhouse in the opposite corner are indicative of the rural roots of Women's Institute. Other squares in the quilt, such as the Grandmother's Flower Garden, Log Cabin, Bear's Paw and Grandmother's Fan are all reminders of the traditional patterns handed down from mother to daughter. "I didn't have a living room for six weeks" Corinne Croxall told the Citizen, as-her country home was used for the duration of the project. . . "We've shared a lot of laughs and drank several cups of tea and coffee over the past two months" she smiled fondly, adding "it was a labour of love for all of us". The quilt will be delivered fo the Ontario Agricultural Museum in Milton on May 19 in plenty of time for the competition on June 14 and will remain there until the end of August. Liberals will balance budget, says Novak Wor brass bad, dre Low Tax-Free Rates ers, titflany amp, botter bow, £8 ity or [eject an ah (We absorb all Taxes) press & ladle, oi lamps, thunder 8. ofilce doay no Full Year Round Se mugs, quantity of depression knowingly accept frau- Ui Year ou vice glass, Occupied Japan, lustre Sule /adverising, if Ly Eup. eferences ware, shaving mugs, oxen yoke, spect an ad Is ime Lay Response ' fern stand, egg crate and many oe nt, please call to AW Inquiries. 'more interesting items. The Chizen Immediate- Odi Brian PEARCE om 2 EM ices | I= All advertising lay- \ (905) 986-0820 1005) 855.8073 outs designed by The or (005) 985-0807 st hall. Citizen are under copy- Help Wanted i iti dg €! an i PP Help Wanted:| | iament con bo repre: Lo ama juced or EARN UPTO $513. 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Competitive wages and full benefit package offered. Also accepting applications for Shipping, Sanitation and Production Positions. Resumes may be delivered or mailed to : MOTHER JACKSON'S OPEN KITCHENS LIMITED BOX 750, 15,350 Old Simcoe Rd. PORT PERRY, Ontario LIL 1A6 * NO PHONE ENQUIRIES PLEASE "Abalanced budget is our best hope for "the future," said Mary Novak, Liberal candidate for Durham East. . "This is a crucial period for us, both here in Durham East and dcross Ontario. It's a period of change, and our plan will manage that thasge; she explained. "We can't keep spending like' we have been, running up hiige deficits that have become a burden to us all. That's why our plan will cut government! spending by more than $4 billion dollars, start easing the tax burden by 5 percent and balance the budget within four years. And we'll bring in balanced budget legislation to make sure it gets done." "As a financial planner myself, I'm convinced our plan is the way to ensure a prosperous future," said Novak. Other financial experts agree. Henry ~ Pankrantz, deputy Chairman of Ernst & Young says "the Liberal plan to balance the budget in four years is achievable and should create confidence in the investment community." "That confidence has been lost," said Novak. "Bob Rae's Socialist government has chased business away. Half a ' explained, in million people are out of work and over a million are on welfare. Our plan will increase jobs and actively promote the creation of new business. Government should help business, not stifle it. That's one of the reasons our plan will cut the cost of dealing with government by at least 50 per cent." "We also can't have massive tax cuts and maintain the quality of health care and education that have made Ontario the best place in the world to live," she response to the Conservative's plan to cut taxes by 30 per cent. "These cuts will end up costing us more, not less. It simply won't work." Another crucial issue facing Durham East is crime, about which the Liberal team'has a clear plan. "We have to tackle crime head on," asserted Novak, who said the Rae government simply hasn't done that, and that crime is no longer just a big-city problem. "Our plan is quite specific. We're going to crack down hard on gun-related crime, toughen parole provisions and pass legislation to keep sexual predators off the streets."