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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Execuitive Bungalow by Auctlon SAT.,q MAY 6 - 11:00 A.M. 1 mnils sasi of LITTLE BRITAIN 4,480 square feet, immaculate brick & stone home on 4.5 acres beside creek. 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, jacuzzi, 16-ft. fire- place, new broadloom & vinyl floors, new insulated doors & windows, Ige. kitchen with new cupboards, center island, fire- place, bulit-in dishwasher, se- curity system, satellite system, 2 new large decks, office space. Excellent country location close ta ail conveniences & commuting distances. Reserve bid. Terms $5,000 at sale,,baance 30 days, some financing available. PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD. TO VIEW, caîl: ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTIONS 324-2783 I GARAGE! RL D PSALESj GARAGE SALE - Furniture and small items, 4 Coniston Court, Whitby, 9:00 a.m., Saturday, May 6. Huge THREE-FAMILY yard sale. Chairs, books, lamps and dishes. Everything must go! Saturday, May 6th, 8:00 a.m., 171 Pringle Drive, Whitby. YARD SALE - Five families, 300 yrnStreet North, Saturday, My 6- 8:00 a.m. ta 2.00 p.m. Bikes, skiis, doors, sofa bed, baby strolier, more.. Tues. & Thurs. 6:00 p.m.- 9:45 p.m. May 16 - J une 6, 1989 heard musi«c betore they saw ssqety -eînm~uciw xi'~ -n pi~d ~ut *Satuyrday 830-a.m.-420 p.m. May 20 - June 10,1989 them, became less and less pre- at a meeting held on: Mon; & Wed. 6:00 p.m.-9:45 pin. May 22 - June 12, 1989 valent as a mode of transpor- Wdedy a 7 18 tation of goods. -ensaMy.719 25 HOURS CLASSROOM & 10 HOURS IN-CAR INSTRUCTION Eventually, the Lakeshore 10:00 a.m. ONTARIO SAFETY LEAGUE APPROVED road fell out of full use, and now Council Chambers - COURSE FEES INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE sdol etenNwateR&gional Headquarters Building* ONL $9900and Part Hope. 605 Rossland Road East' <LIFTIME$EMBRSHI0 > First you could hear silence, LOCAION 14-/2 ING ST. E,STEI21,OSAW then the walk of a lone Indian, Whitby, Ontario LOCAION:14-2 KIG S. E. STE 20, OSAWAthen troops on patrol, then the Requests ta make a presentation before the Regional -Cous>cil GOOD FOR AXIMUM ISURANCE EDUCTiONrush of a train, the music fromstercivdbthRgoniCrk4hospirtahe GOOD FOR MAXIMUM ISURANCE REDUCTIONthe boats. But you cari stilI hear mutRegina Ccil m b.eeing oa ir 8huspirt h CALL TO REGISTER TODAY - 576-4873 the staccato bark of a wolf, al einlCuclmeig CONTINUOUS ENROLMVENT the natural sights and sounds of G. Herremna J. Aker the Lakeshore road (ta this -day),»" she said. Regional Chairman Chairman Barac1ogb is a Part Hope Works/Waste Management Committees resident, and bas dlone extensive reugmcJ pli. the bisýý.tç pcf tç. .. 0 ~ u~#~4 $ê #44S la.è v a-à 4 'a9aièle f 0 a EXECTWE OME IN ROSEHILL On Rosland, 1872 Sq. Ft., oak cupboards, classic * ollection doors,'bra.ss package,plus many more *features. Buy now and freeze the price. June 16 closing. Cail Carol Labanovich Sales Representative 668-4000. REALTY CORPORATION 68-4000 Lakeshore road history rèlated. BykeýDebbie Luchuk Lesore road, once extend- ing from Yo Toronto)o elle- ville, bas been a route of travel for more than 3,000 years, throughout native occupation of the area ta the present. <Edna Barraclougb, historian and colurnnist for The Canadian Statesman community newspa- per in Bowmanville, spoke te the Ontario Genealogical Society recently about the%1'iistory of the road. She said the first Lakeshore road was a native people's trait, in the tradition of other lakesh- ore routes worn into the land by native people. ."«They cut the smali trees, and the stuf growing -up, and if.there was a tremen doua, big tree in the way, they would burn out the trees," she said of trail-blazing ýmetbÏods that may have been used in the Lakeshore route. Barraclough said that the trail bas probably been used for 3,000 years. The oldest record of the route -that she bas discovered is a Sulpician Fathers record of mis- sions in the area. A few Sulpi- cians on mission to the native people spent the winter of 1669- 70 in the Port Hoee areaý, and described the weather as "bit- trycold." n 2lish and French fur traders were the next te, regularly use the rough trail, she said, and were thle only Europeans te tra- v(ûr.301 the trail until surveyors ariè the first settiers carne te PortIHope in 1793. The first surveyors who came te1fin a route from Bellevile to Yorkcarne in 1792, a year before settiers, and obviously found the trail lon g pounded down by' Indians. The Lakeshore road was the first to be used by travellers, settiers, missionaries and troops between the two points. Barraclough said the "Has- keils Marshes, Sopers (and other famifies) moved up along Lak- eshore road,» sometimes building frame and brick homes alongside the road. "In Port Granby and Port Brit- tain there are homes built along the road and this bas caused a lot of problems," she said. 1791 to 1928 saw a hardy groupof saddlebag preachers usualy Methodists, use the roacf ta visit missions between Toronto and Belleville. In 1812, Barraclough said the road was used for the travel and trf.nsport of troops. The 1837 revolution was ta leave a rather sad "aftermatb for a long time» for residents of the Lakeshore road area, she said, describing it as a "very sad story. "After that day (the revolution in York), men were hunted down ail over the province, and some people tried ta help them get NOTICE 0F .PUBLIC MEETING SHORT-TERM AND LONG-TERM PLANS FOR SOLID WASTE MANAG EMENT Take notice that a public information meeting wiII be held on: Tuesday, May 9, 1989 7:30 p.m. Pickering Recreation Complex 1867 Valley Farm Road Pickering, Ontario The purpose of the meeting is to provide information relating' -Principles for Amending the Short-Termn Solid Waste. Management Agreement between Metro Toronto and Durharn Region - A Proposai by the Five Regional Chairmen of the Greateri» Toronto Area, Entitled "A Long-Term Proposai fore the' Management of Solid Wastew The Special Report ta the Durham Waste Managemè-ýoýnt. Committee dated April 18, 1989, regarding this issue Ws available prior ta the meeting at: Regional Clerk's Dept. QflOR Town ofPickering Cîerk'sD"ph' 605 Rossland Road-East 1710 4ingston-Road East-,---. Whitby, Ontario Pickering, Ontario BROTHERS DRIVING SCHOOL A Dmsjon of Paul Chapman Enierprises <uhaml IOc NOVW OFFERING FULL DRIVER EDUCATION COURSES CONST. Lynn Kahtautas and ROCKY of thërýDi-' hem Regional Poliée departmenes coïnunumty services- dcivision "were at 'Pringlé .Creekcm munity school,.recently to teach- stud.ejts abu crime prevention.Pomht THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM i7:wD DURHAM