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P~R$OIALS ÂUQTIO~6 PERSONAL LOANS from $1,000 and up for any purpose. Quick approvals. 436-8104. BAHAI'IS BELIEVE. The source of errer is te disbeliove in the One true God, rely upon auglht olse but Him, and f tee f rom His Decroe. Fer information cai 668-8665. PRAISE AND THANKS te Divine Infant Jesus and St. Judo for prayers answored. M.S.L. PALM - TAROT CARD lEADER oedjaIl life's problems, on love, hcaltf.mh, m age. au9.---. go 9 P.M. CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN FRIDAY 'JULY 9 AT 6 P.M. 3 MILEà-EAST 0F'LITTIE- BRITAIN ON COUNTY RD. 4 CONTENTS 0F A LOCAL FARM HOME PLUS OTHERS Master CtImax cookstove, 9 pce. wainut dinig roomn suite, walnut parleur table, open face washstand, iron bed with brass trim, pin. chest of drawmers, walnut hait table, walnut b.d, wcker tomn stand, 3 pins drap teaf tables, iron bods, j am cupboard, ovat + flat top trunks, modemn dressers, ce-oit lamps, 24'o McClary electric steve, apartment size whlrlpool dryer, singlte door refrgrater, press back rocer, modern dressers, parleur chairs, anti qus dressers, Sears heavy duty 10"n radial arm saw with stand, 20-85 Ferguson tracter with 3 pth. Ford bucket plus many more antiques, furniture& househotd items. DON & GREG CORNEIL JAUCTIONEERS RR #1'LITTLE BRITAIN PHONE OR FAX 705-786-2183. AUCTION SALE THURSDAY JULY 8 AT 5P.M. <VtEWING 2 P.M.) A T ISLA NDE R BANQUE T HALL ON SCUGOG ISLAND Goods estate sale with goed apptiances, furniturs & antiques. AIse, tawn & gardon toots, trunks, crocks & mors. PEARCE AUCTION SERVICES 655-8073 MACGREGOR AUCTION SALE ANTIQUES, COLLECTABLES, HOUSEHOLD EFFEOTS & OFFICE FURNITURE SUNDAY JULY 11 AT il A.M. (VtËWtNG 10 A.M.> AGRCULTURE BUILD1NG ORONO FAIRGROUNDS (TAKE 401TO 115/35HMY& NORTH 10 K.M.) Auction features a varied setoction et antique furniture in'rofinished & as feund condition, ptus complote contents from, the apartment of Hazet Haltowett who has given up housekeeplng. Partial ist inctudes 3 pcs. bedroomn suite, oak & pine washstands (arig.), miso. table (occasional,, kitchen, draw beat, drap teaf, g atete1 etc.), 4' oak church pew, so f ike nsw), Lazy Boy & occasional chair, mis. dressers & chests ef drawers, hump back trunk, smailt iran' bed, northern etoctric wooden watt phone, miso. chairs & rockers, large sstection of aid advertisement pcs. inctuding Bewmanvilte ottlectables aid tins, oit lamps, crack (Belleville), ftoor lamps, mantie ock, inens, RCA, XL colour T.V.., G.E. air conditionsr, service station water ce= r (c 20's) setection et quality gas&china including cups & saucers, Royal Douttan(Bed-time), aid coins, imited odition & decorative art prints, p lus numerous househoi cottectab9les from days goe by. Selting atil11a.m., office furniture including desks, file cabinet, chairs, tables, smalt display sign, etc. This is enly a very small listing of the many Articles te b. featurod in this sale, come earty & enjov a Sunda at the Auction. (NEXT SALE SUNDAVI JULYi 18. ESTATE 0F FOREST DtLLING). Cati for att your auction noeds. MACGREGOR AUCTIONS MIKE MACGREGOR 416-987-5402 JUNIOR WEST 416-983-5556 NEED TO KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT L U YOUR NEW COMMUNITY WrL SINCE 1930 110. . PHONE 668-6653 Our hostsss wilt bring gifts and gresting, ateng with helu community information. AnrersnosCorng qEvents Lqal Ciwome"Spae fS bat & Found Aanaunoeqrun-s ., -.LoWCotaoes Antiques.Ait & CoIacfflai ApawbmM r Raid Ailidaif« S5* Auctiom Bo* 8 cs 1« plea Cm a Predosai"e Cut i ai lwâo c- cm C. am esic Dabc. tnstwdioe Deaths Educational Serviffs Farms/Acreage Farm Suppliai&SEque-mn FwuuianalServces For Rrt Garage a Yard Sales Hq" Ads HpWaated Hn.foirale In Memoilam Moo igapa moocyclwes~ Paisonals Pet jv.stodk asSuia R" iEste Ree"Sortioe RAoonufSr Rent Shre AcoevnWio Traain imsiSs TavoUVcabns Valnti, Wuted Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, July 7.,1993, Peqe 27 Police inter-serviCe exehange.. Durham Regional Police have begun an inter-service exchange program with the Lindsay OPP detachunent and York Regional Police. Each exchange will invulve an officer from each service and will last for six menthe. The program began on May 31. Durham constable Angela Lettoneo will serve in Newmarket in place of York constable Mark Duvall who reported -te 17 Division Oshawa. Durham sergeant Dean Camspbell has been postod te the Lindsay OPP detachment in exchange for sergeant Bob MeManus of the Newcastle OPP. The inter-jurisdictional exchange program was introduced te foster botter relations between police services. The officers with the Durham, Regional Police will ho cycled through varieus prograzns within the department te give them an overview of different policîng practices. Both officers from Durham volunteered for the exchange. With the agreement of both police services, the agreement may ho extended. The officers involved are approximately the same age as the officers with whom they have exchanged, and have served about the same length of time. OBiTUARlES ALFRED JAMES BROOME Alfred James Broume of Whitby died on June 30 at Hilladale Maner, Oshawa. He was 94.' Mr. Broome, son of. Joseph Broome sud Eliza Smýith, was bers in Pudlestone, England on Oct. 23, 1898. Ho married Sarah Jane Williams on March 2, 1922. In 12-h immi'gratedto -Canada and l nthe Brools and Ashburn area until coning* te Wihitby in 1945. Mr. Broome was predeceased by hie wife Sarah, sons Kesneth, Richard sud Victor sud grandson Johnny Petrosky. He'is survived by son George ansd daughter Eileen Petroeky, grendchildren, great grand- children sud great-great grandchildren. The funeral took place on July 3 at W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, followed by interment. at Groveside Cemetery. ART'HUR AGNEW Arthur (Art) Agnew of Whitby died et Whitby General Hospital os June 30,1993. He was 69. He la survived by wife Fiera, sons Robert, JTohn, Walter, Tyrone, Lawrence, Andrew, Ernest, - Darzàel sud Brian, daughtera Rwchel, Ruth, Rebecca and Miriam sud 17 grandchildren. Ho was predecoased by hie father, mothcr, three brothers sud four isters. Mr. Agniew, a retired plumber, was a member of the Royal Canadien Legion, Br. 43. Ho rested at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby. Rev. Henry Dyck offlciated at the funeral service held on July 2. Interment followed at Mount Lawn Memoriel Gardons. 6 Generations of Service, Quality & Trust " Family Monuments " Granite or Bronze Markera " Cemotery Lettering *Sandblastîng Stafford Monuments 318 Duadas St. E. Whitby 668-3552 After Heurs 668-4460'or 666-1513 Homeapputamenta gladly aranged Crime Stoppera and Durham Regional Police robbery squad are akng for the public's help in solving a robbery that occurred in Oshawa on Friday, April 23. At 7:15 p.m., a lune maie suspect entered the Bank of Montreal locatedt on the east aide of the Oshawa Sheppinq Centre. The suspect approached the teller's booth ana handed the victim a wrinled, white piece of paper and then announced that it was a hold-up. The robber demanded the money from under the coin tray and also demanded the hold-up note before running from the bank. A banik employee saw the suspect get into a 1991 or newer-style GMC/Chev pickup truck with a dark blue top, light blue middle dark blue bottomnwith an eiight-foot box with, a four-inch four-inch logo. The truck was lest seen going southbound t rough the lot towards Elmngrove Avenue. ~e suspect ia described as maIe, white, aged 25, 6-ft., 190 lbs., with a heavy build and short black hair. He wore silver-rimmed glasses, black basebali bat, black leather jacket, faded blue jeans and black footwear. No weapon waa seen or mentione 'd. A re-enactmnent of the crime will be shows on CITY-TV (channel 57 cable 7) on Thursday, JuIy 8 during the 6 and 10 1.m. news. It will aise, be shown on C VRTV in Barrie and !CHEX-TV in Peterborough on Friday, July 9, again during the news. Durham Region banka have been victixnized on several occasions. Crime Stoppera je asldng anyone with information on this or any other serieus. crime te cail 436-8477 (that'a 436-TIPS). As a caller you will not have tu identify< ourself o proecety, B ielleill aoyhilyLne.epandt rgnalcounclteAxrnold su th Te Bdiaofintte' Deucin rhmR oral.CrprmenSteeville accpand2item s arhicl her mntcuder ime.ctpstxiemaaie n boxhoard. 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