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LE BEAVEK Priday, Dec. 10, 199 1991 EXPLORER EDDIE BAUER 1993 CRO N VICTORIA "B'fé"wfié’é’ 132%“ 5.0 L EFI, V8, LS Edition, 1 owner, formal roof, . Antiâ€"lock brakes, powergmup 18,000 kms, p. group, auto., load level, $5,000 km. just like 1991 TRACER LTS 1989 AEROSTAR ggmup auto., 4â€"dr., air, 4â€"wheel disks, Auto., A/C, 7â€"passenger, brakm AM/FMcam moon roof. 2t0ne exte 27970 . 92,000 kms, power windows, power locks, . tilt, cruise, 2â€"tone. 11,490 .. ©11,890 ©21,490 .S. *21,910 .5 ©8,690 1991 GRAND MARQUIS $9,980 most Auto., ow kms., A/C, 4â€"cylinder, economical, 4â€"door. 1988 GRAND MARQUIS 1993 EXPLORER XLT Leather, 16,000 kms, 2â€"tone, p. group. Head tumer. Included Included GST Included Included +£20,985 5â€"spd., 70,000 km, power cass. Great i mmnp%m%. °8,810 Auto., 4â€"door, one owner, air, very clean, well maintained. SOLEFI V8 werseals Goldcard, 68. Included Included Included Included Included Included Included GST However, other residents â€"â€" although they said shoreline protection is needed at the park â€" supported the proposed plans by the Oakville Parks and Recreation Department which include: Coronation Park facelift linked to provincial funding (Continued from page 1) Soukup, who lives on the lake in the We wish to draw to your attention to the error in our current "Gifts On Your List" flyer. Page 15: Item #2, 45â€"0609â€"8, student chair. The illustration is incorrect. SALE 147 Reg. $219 IMPERIAL GOLD BLACK MIRROR 363/a"h x 281/2"w Prices effective through December 24, 1993. Ask for our free catalogue. We accept MasterCard, Visa and American Express 3( Free street and lot parking evenings after 6 p.m. Free lot parking all day Saturday and Sunday. Open every weeknight until 9 p.m. 229 Lakeshore Road East (west of Trafaigar) 842â€"4088 Maple Grove Village 849â€"8885 Now‘s the time to order your Christmas centerpiece! Q placing the bandshell at the northwest corner facing more to the lake. As well, there would be a bike storâ€" age area near the main entrance to the park, a separation of the two playâ€" grounds by a walkway, and a shelter which could be used for ice skaters who use the pond in the winter. Q a pedestrian walkway linking "I think this is 4,000% better than Lakeshore to the lake; anything we had before and if we nitâ€" UQ two beach volleyball sites; pick it apart, we won‘t get anything," Q a lakeside trail system; commented Lloyd Kiley. "It‘s grand Q removing the semiâ€"circular parkâ€" _ compared to what it‘s been." ing lane and building a 217 car parking Parks director Bob Perkins estimatâ€" lot at the northeast end; ed the cost of the project at about $1.6â€" % AND MORE THE KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA ENT IRE S T O C K SALE 1O 7 Reg. HOLLY LEAF MIRROR 28%/a"h x 34!/a"w SALE OJ Reg. $99 LOUIS XV MIRROR 16"h x 14"w SALE 1JO Reg.$199 OLDE WORLD MIRROR 363/:"h x 281/2"w SALE $99 Reg. $149 ROSE MIRROR 32"h x 18"w SALE $25 to $249, Reg. $39 to $359. Select from a wide assortment of beautifully framed mirrors which can hang vertically and horizontally: mahogany finished, gold leafed, embellished, embossed and painted. Styles may vary by store. Shown here are just a few examples i from our collection. Right, top to bottom Give all the hope you can. $‘69 Reg. $229 Parks director Bob Perkins estimatâ€" ed the cost of the project at about $1.6â€" million. Under a newlyâ€"launched provincial Waterfront Regeneration Trust, the province may fund a project anywhere from 1% to 100%. in making application for funds, has requested a 50% grant from the province. Just prior to the presentation by the Town‘s landscape architect Barry Wilson, Perkins told the crowd that in the past few years the Parks Department has been looking at bringâ€" ing the older parks in town up to today‘s standards. A master plan has been developed for Trafalgar Park, for instance, with work slated in 1994. Perkins cautioned the 30 or so peoâ€" ple at the meeting that the program could be cancelled at any time, and the Town will not learn if any funding is available until the new year. "This is very preliminary," he said. However, the provincial initiative â€" the Waterfront Regeneration Trust â€" does not include any funds for shoreâ€" line protection. As well, said Perkins, the Town has $450,000 in a cashâ€"inâ€"lieu of parkland fund paid by developers that could be used to fund their portion of the cost. "We are as surprised to be here to talk about Coronation Park as you are," said Perkins, who said they had only five weeks to apply for the grant. With the fight for dollars, Perkins said the Town didn‘t want to overlook an opportunity for a grant. "But for all we know, in January, the program may disappear," he added.