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wd TITER 4 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, August 23, 1988 Win the furniture of your dreams absolutely free. A beautiful bedroom, a, comfortable sofa, an elegant dining room, or the furniture you've been dreaming of. Drop into Wilson's showroom and fill in your dream ballot. Your Dreams Will Come True at Wilson's Save $3,000 on our finest crafted dining room gj, pie Based on designs from the turn of the century. This dining room will endure to become tomorrow's treasure. Constructed of oak and hickory with authentic brass accents. Suite includes buffet, hutch & table with two leaves, three side chairs, and one armchair. True Value $5,998 7 PCE. SUITE reve Transitional Inspired sofa fashion designed by ~Peppler|} - You will find this suite elegantly styled and very comfortable, Tailored woven in a jacquard fabric. True Value $1,295 Matching Love seat True Value $1,195 $7 Co-ordinating wing chairs on sale from 308 .--80FA ONLY Visit Wilson's Curio Gallery and save sYB-9880 off any curio, sale prices from :348 [TWILSON 2 HEURNITURE 111 We validate parking in Centre' St. garage | 3 1.1 1asr0es the; sirge!.; A TRADITION IN OSHAWA FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY 20 Centre St. N., Downtown Oshawa 723-2255 'Hoirs:' Men.-Wed. 9:6; Thurs. & Fri} 9.9; Sat. 9:30-5:30 | On September 12th Durham PC's to Progressive Conservatives in the new federal Durham consti- tuency will meet in north Oshawa on Monday, September 12 to select their candidate for the next general election. The nominating convention will be held at General Sikorski Hall, 1551 Stevenson Road North (off Taunton Road), Oshawa, Irwin Hamilton, president of the Durham P.C. Association, an- nounced Friday. Registration will open at 6 p.m., with the meeting commencing at 7:30 p.m. Durham riding includes the Ci- ty of Oshawa north of Rossland Road, the Town of Whitby north of Taunton Road, and all of the Town of Newcastle as well as Ux- bridge and Scugog Townships. This new constituency was created by redistribution and comes into being when the federal election is called. Those wishing to participate in choosing the candidate must reside within Durham constituen- cy and have a 1988 membership in the Durham P.C. Association which was purchased prior to 7:30 SUPPLIES a complete selection available at PORT GIFTS Custom Picture Framing 233 Queen St., Port Perry pick candidate p.m. on Monday, September 5. Membership cost $3.00 and can be purchased by contacting the following members of the ex- ecutive: Dorothy Beer 655-3884, Robert Burke 623-5736, Merrill VanCamp 986-4346, Brian Caswell 786-2465, June Smith 263-2957, Guntis Silins 985-9738, Robert Para 852-7476, Sylvia Soga 723-7669. Mr. Hamilton urged all P.C. supporters in Durham constituen- cy to attend this important meeting on September 12 and sup- port the candidate of their choice. Scootfer's earnings 1 million By sweeping Calgary's Nat Christie Stakes by an impressive 10 lengths, Utica's wonder horse Matt's Scooter has won his own- ers more than $1.1 million so far this racing season. Matt's Scooter, owned by Gord Rumple and Charlie Jurabinski, and trained by Harry Poulton, ran the Nat Christie Stakes Sunday August 14 at Calgary's Stampede Park, and picked up $75, of the $150,000 purse. The pacing team was clocked at 1:54. That race officially made Matt the richest standardbred in North America. Not to be outdone, the plucky horse went for gold once again Sunday August 21, this time at Montreal's Blue Bonnet track in the Prix dete. After capturing $87,000 in the first race, Matt went on to the fi- nal, and won his owners a cool $ 116,000, despite intense compe- tition from rival horse Runny- mede Labelle. Matt's next race is this Sunday August 28, in the Confederation Cup at Flamborough Downs. > CIBC CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK of COMMERCE 145 Queen Street -- Port Perry Extended hours on Thursday evenings from 6:00 to 8:00 PM and on Saturdays are for your personal banking convenience.