AUCTIONS MACGREGOR AUCTIONS OUTSTANDING HOLIDAY ANTIQUE & COLLECTABLE AUCTION SALE SUN4DAY, SEPTEMBER 5 AT Il AM. <IEWING 10 A.M.) AGRIULTURE BUILDING ORONO FAIRGROUNDS TAKE 401 TO 115/35 HWY. & NORTH 10 K.M. Our holiday auct ion features sonne rare & unique articles from the home of local collector including a complete collection of blue granite ware. Partial list includes: 4 pce. bedroom suite (c. 1900's), pine jamn cupboard (orig.), oak washstand, pine harvest table (c. 1830's), misc. chairs & rocker s, including set of 4 pressbacks, i igebread dlock, misc. table s piE, parlour, work, kitchen, etc., 20 drawer oak cabinet (rot.), secretary desk, grain scales, mise. old dressers & chests of drawers, hanging oil lamp (c. 1890's), Tiff any style lamps, milk bottles, old dolîs, watches, oil lamps, tins, toys, etc. wficker doîl pram, 20 old baskets, cast-iron door stop, old coins, crocks & jugs, blanket boxes, etc. Art work includes originaîs, limited edition & decorative prints old & new, q ualty offering of glass & china ocroft, Depression, etc.). This lîst is only a smaîl portion of this large and varied offering of quality items of rare and 'interesting nature. A must-be-there event for one & aIl. (Next auction September 19). MACCREGOR AUCTIONS MIKE MACGREGOR 416-987-5402 JUNIOR WEST 416-983-5556 CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 3 AT 6 P.M. 3 MILES EAST 0F LITTLE BRITAIN ON COUNTY RD. 4 Round oak pedestal table, 4 press back chairs, f lat top farm scales, refinished 2 door washstand, 2 door pine cupboard, 4 pce. modern bedroom suite, modemn dressers & chests of drawers, wooden rocking chairs, new grandfather dlock, antique dressers & chests of drawers, coff ee & end tables, 3 pce. wicker set, p.b. rocker, trombone, Harmony base guitar, electric guitar, Kirby vacuum with adtachmients, what-not- stand, parlour tables, pine qun cabinet, 14 k. .gol ring with diamond, Winchester shotgun, P 4-1 chain saw, 6 ton wagon, 5 ft. x 9 ft. trailer, qty. dry oak lumber, table saw, plus a qty. of china, glass, household antiques and collectable items. DON & GREG CORNEIL AUCTIONEERS RLR #11, LITTLE BRITAIN PHONE OR FAX 705-786-2183 MORT........ MORT-GAGES as Iow as 5.750/ o.ac. Cal Michael 668-7200. Anubis Investments Ltd. Serving Ontario since 1972. If ou ,,areshoppingfor a MORTGAGE, relax. We have already1 do ne the Iegwork for you. HOMEFUND CORPORATION *0. A.C. Rates subject to change without notice. Cail today for a free consutaion 6 onh .9%*covetil 1 -800-668-0247"- Cati Michael Loleski Now Whitby Free Press, WoÃ"iesday. September 1, 1993, Page 21 Smoke-Less device soon to go on market The owner of a Whitby busi- ness says bis company will soon begin production of a cigarette extinguisher/holder. Bill Little, owner of William D. Little Marketing & Motivation Ltd., is president of Considerator Inc., tbe company tbat is making tbe Smoke-Less device. Invented by Luis P. Cardenas, Considerator secretary-treasurer, the device extinguishes cigarettes in seconds without crusbing them, and ailows a smoker to stere a cigarette in a bolder. uSmokers will be able te reduce tbe amount of cigarettes tbey throw away when entering a non-smoking area, when being served a meal, boarding a bus or subway, or when taking a quick smeke witb limited time avail- able',» says Little. He says tbe device, tbat cornes with cigarette lighter and safety cap, can reduce cigarette con- uptien by as much as two- With tbe device, on wbich Lit- tle is a ce-patent belder, there is ne need for a smeker te blave a cigarette unattended, cmating unwanted and unsafe second- hand smoke. Little says the device should be available te, the general public in both Canada and tbe U.S. early tbis month (Canadian and PCT patents pending). Three more lacrosse champions AUCTION$ SUNDAY AUCTION THIS SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 5, 12 NOON (PREVIEW 11:30 A.M.) KNIGHTS 0F COLUMBUS HALL 133 BROCK ST. N., WHITBY To settle the estate of R. Morrisson and other legal principles, including antiques, reproductions, etc. 5 pce. 4 poster bedroom suite, pine stools, wing back chairs, pine wardrobe, jam & jelly cupboards, harvest table & 6 hoop chairs, pine benches, 5 pce. oak round table set, sideboard, prints & pictures, cast iron pieces, quits, 3 pce. pine coffee set, farm bell, crocks, washstands, bow glass china cabinet, vetiene table, m ahoany loveseat, rocking chairs, parlour and ocasional tables, pine bookcases, benches, stools, oriental carpets, persian carpets, tin signs, hall table, crocks, dressers, bedroom suite, curio stands, milk stools, table & floor Iamps, dining room suite, glassware, pine bookcases, spool beds, decorator furnishings, chippendale sofa set plus much more. Terms: cash, choque (Visa, M/C 31% prem. AUCTIONS UNLIMITED 519-345-2426 519-345-2082 12heur courue f or people aon he go. The Lifesaver course is designed to teach essential lifesaving first aid skills to people of ail ages. Three and a hait' hours of your time could save a life. Cal! St. John Ambulance for details. St. John Ambulance PERSONAL.LOANS from $1,000 and up for any purpose. Quick approvals. 436-8104. PSYCHIC & SPIRITUAL ADVISOR Joan Monday f0 Friday 9 a.m. to 9 pm 430-132 «I had a vory good responso te my ad - a lot of phono cals." E.M. ORTGAGESI 571-2880 ore640(Tou lne Mart Gallas, lest 9-5 te Peter- boroug and 10-9 te Scarborough in evertime te open the tourna- ment. But a 16-0 trouncing ef Toronte Beacbes g t Wbitby Ming ganScott Wyiie getting theshutout. And when Whitby agaifn met Scarborougbh it was adiferent storyas Wbiby won 7-1. Whitby used superior con- ditioning te overcome Peter- borough in tbe final. Peter- borough led for two periods but Whitby scorefd four unanswered goais in tbe tbird period te win. Mike Morrison scored nine Ipais and had an assist in tbe fOur games and was named an aIl-star. Casey Dupent led the team in scoring wîtb five goals and eight assists. Jess Frazer bad three goals and seven assists Mike Hamil- ten twe goals and eighIt assists, Scott Hobe five goals and five assists, Barrett Cburcb five goals and four assists, Chris Thaler three goals and six assists. Billy Greer bad twe gais and six assists, Mike Gallas tbree goals and four assists, Scott Bee- gan tbree goals. and tbree ass- iste, Jay Harrison six goals, Jamie Giies a goal and tbree assists, Scott Wylie four assists, Nick Owen two goals and an assist, Chad Atkinson one assist. Garett Winder missed most of tbe weekend action due te a foot WyeChurch and Serge Dupent were assistant coacbes, Ljouie Atkinson tramner and Ian Wylie manager. OBITUARIES VERNA MAE SANDFORD An employee of the Town of Whitby for 27 years and a life-long resident of Whitby, Verna Mae Sandford died at the Whitby Generai Hospital on Aug. 12, 1993. She lived at 101 Kathleen St., Whitby. A daughter of the late George Willis Huntley and Florence May Stacey, sbe was hemn at Raglan en Nov. 29, 1913. Mrs. Sandford was chief hookkeeper in the treasury departisent of the Town of Whidthy from 1951 te 1978, and formerly worked at the Witby post office. She is survived by one son, John (and bis wife Karen), and two grandchildrert, Mark and Matthew. Mrs. Sandferd is alse survived by brother Eari, sisters Giadys, Jean and Joan, and daughter-in-law Jinny Sasdford (Camipbell). Her busbar.d, Peter Sandford, and one son, Richard, <ied before ber. Mrs. Sandford was at the W.C. Town Funerai Chapel, Whitby where Pastor Art Kfing conducted the funeral service on Aug. 14, 1993, foliowed hy interment in Groveside Cemetery, Wihitby. SIIEGMANN flBARSAM Siegman Barsam ef Whitby died on August 16, 1993 at Whitby General Hospital. He was 86. He was born in Stuttgart, Ger- many, on Jan. 31, 1907, son of Srul and Pear Barsaxn. He was married te Rota Gold- berg>fr more tha 50 years. Ho i suvivd by daughter Susan Turpin and ber family and son Michael Barsam and bis family. The funerai servie was beld Tuesday, Aug. 17, 1993 frem the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Rabbi Goldfarh conductin. e- matien at Mount Lawn. LORRAINE COUSINEAU Lorraine Cousineau of Whitby <ied at Oshawa General Hospital on August 22, 1993. She was 53. She is survived by her bus- band Gerry, dauhtr Francine (and her husband-Biii Hampton), son Conrad (and bis wife Kim) grandchildren Amanda and Chantal, sisters Celette, Carmen and Yvette, brethers Brune and AI. She was predeceased by ber sistr Lorette and brotber Ray. Mrs. Cousineau rested at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel wbere tbe service was aise beld. GLADYS GORDON Gladys Gorden died at Scar- borough General Hospital on Wednesday, August 18, 1993. She was 60. Sbe is survived by brethers Alfred Samells ef Bowmanville, Walter Rogers of Whitby, Wilfred Rogers of Mississauga and Har- v Roesof Mississaura. ve wages predeceased by her sister Madehine. Sbe rested at tbe W.C. Tewn Funeral Chapel wbere tbe ser- vice was aise beld. Interment at Mount Lawn cemetery. WILIAM HEWLE~T William (Bill) Herbert Hewlett of Whitby died on Wednesday, August 18, 1993 at Osbawa General Hospital. A Werld War II veteran, Mr. Hewlett was a mnember of the David T. Campbell Masenic Lodge in Whitby. He is survived by wife Amy June, Éon Micbael (and his wi e Lorraine), son Paul and daughter 6 Generations of Service, Quality & Trust " Family Monuments *Granite or Bronze Markers " Cernetery Lettering " Sandblasting Stafford Monuments 318 Dundas St. E. Whitby 668-3552 After Heurs 668-4460 or 666-1513 Home appointarwnts giadly arranged Susan (antd - ber busband- Bill Riple), gandcidren Ryan and '1eeryHe4 lett and Tarnara and Robert Ripley. Ho rested at tbe W.C. Town Funeral Chapel wbere the fuserai service was beld. WILLIAM MARKS William (Bill) Richard Marks died on August 21, 1993 at Fair- view Lodge, Whitby He is survived b y wife Betty, daugbter Lynda (and bier bus- band Winston Muscbett), grand- children Gord (and bis wife Angie) Neal and Karen. Mr. Klarks rested at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel wbere the funeral service was held. Inter- ment at St. James Cemetery in Toronto. WILLIAM SI[LVERTHORN 'William (Bill) Leonard Sul- vertborn of Whitby died at Osh- awa Generai Hospital on August 16 1993. He was 71. fie is survived b y daughters Debbie (Mrs. William Phillips Jr.), Vivian (Mrs. Fred Hodgson Jr.), Mary (and friend Shane Offer, grandcbiidren Bradley, Pattie and Rebecca, brothers Joseph of Englehart, Carenoe of RoI ph ton, George of Britisb Col- umbgia, and sisters Mary Milkes, Edith Wilson and Myrte Coutts, ail of Englebart, and Bertha Fournier of Guelpb. He was predeceased by brotb- ers Richard (R.J.) and Stewart. A World War II veteran, Mr. Silverthorn rested at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, wbere a Legion service was held. Crema- tien. WILLIAMYEO William Keith Yeo of Wbitby died on Aug. 17, 1993 at Oshawa General Hospital. Ho is survived by wife Gladys, son Wayne (and his wîfe Barb) son Bob (and bis wife Jane) anc1 daughter Lila (and ber husband David James), grandchildren Paul, Michael, Kren, Robert, Kevin and Steven. The funeral service was held at the W.C. Funeral Cbapcl. Interment at Emily Cemetery, Omemee. 1 PROM PAGE 18 of the game scored. Whaley aise bad two geais. Ward was named the hantars tournament's most valuable player and named te the ail-star team. Other team members are goa- lie Justin Yelle, who was eut- standing in the final, Brett Pak- osta, Brett MacRury, Adanm McLean Stefan Hewak, Michael York, W.esley Suddons, Evan Cardwell Paul St. Aubin, Luke McKay, J'ef Mackie, Aaron lowes and Nick Semeniuk, with asis- tant coacbes Jerry Cardweli and Wayne Lazary, tramner Rene St. Aubin and manager Malcolmi Suddons. The peewees, coached by ýe