WHM~Y FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEIYI'MBER 20, 1M8, PAGE :3 Density, privatzcstof questioned ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTIONS WED. SEPT. 27 AT- 1030 A'.M. Complete restaurant equipment,& dinfing, furniture at >CONWAY l PLACE, 61 Scugog St.,. Port Perry. A Ige. sale of good. working equipment and dining furniture being sold only. because restaurant is closing. cold table, Proctor Silex toasters, cupboards, steam table with dish warmer, General ýupright cooler, Garland electric SF fryer, food- warmer, Moff at-Vulcan salamnander, Pitco gas frialator, Coulter steam kettie Moffat gas hotplate, Garland Pronto steamer, S.S. table, wood table, Moffat gas stove with f lat griddle, gas BBQ grill, West Bend- coffee Perk, aluminum cabinet, rolling table S.S. top, bakers work table with maple top, Bunn-Omatic coffee maker, Hobart mixer, Garland electric burner, rolling racks, Hamilton Beach milk shake mixer, Toastmaster bun warmer, food warmer lights, strip food Warffier heateir, portable chaffing dishes, H-obart mixer, Hobart scales, wood top working table, potato peeler, food bin, qty. S.S . rolling carts, Alto-Shame warmer-cooker, milk dispenser cooler, ice creamn freezer with..syrup dispenser, milk shake multimixer, S.S. rolling cart, Hobart dish washer, qty. baking pans, pots & pans, kitchen knives, bus pans, tomato slicers, Pelouze scale, qty. dishes, utensils, kitchen working utensils, qty. glasses, caf e pictures, qty. dining chairs, qty. tables, banq uet tables, f ree standing coat racks, booster seats, Esper 9700 menui compter, Esper 855 printer, ,%esk, sale, office chairs, numerous other items, TEC electronlo cash register. Don't miss this one. For flyer, cali ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTIONS (705) 324-2783 LINDSAY CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN FR1. SEPT. 22 AT 6 P.M. Press back rockers, walnut fern stand, boston rockers, antique oak filing cabinet, upright freezer, 6 hoop back chairs, oak -buffet, mantle dlocks, partial toilet sets, wicker chairs, pine tables, flat top trunks, captain's chairs, Japanese Arisaka ww 11, 7.7 mm rifle, Lee Enfield Mark One 1896 303 rifle, 1982 Ford Thunderbird, 5 hp snow blowyer, 33 Johnson outboard motor (used 10 hours), a 1978 Ford F150 van (goodi condition, certif ied), Canadian wheelchair with electric unit, aluminum wheel chair ramps, a quantity- of milk bottles, crocks, china and glass. DON CORNEIL, AUCTIONEER RR # 1, LITTLE BRITAN (705) 786-2183 r CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN TUES. SETPT. 26 AT 6:.30 Walnut hall seats, large wardrobes, walnut dining tables, press back rockers, oak rockers, chesterfields, antique chests of drawers, mnodern dressers and chests of di-awers, occasional chairsq,oparlor chairs, new loveseat, ofee and end tables, mantle dlocks, electric orga,4ý large quantity of modern furnure, tools, china, glass and collectible items. DON CORNEIL, AUCTIONEER RR # 1, LITTLE BRITAIN (705) 786-2183 FILLER: Nothing for sale here. If r ou had advertised here, 1000's ike you would be reading this now. 668-6111. BLANKET. To Reach a Wider Market Advertise throughout the regional membership of the Ontario and Canadian Community Newsýaper Associations. Example: Central Ontario AIl Ontario AIl Canada 49 newspapers 185 newspapers 555 newspapers For further information please cal 1: o ~ $135 for 25 words $275 fà r 25 words $843 fà r 25 words FROM PAGE 1 repiied that Whitby does not, want to c-ommercialize the water's edge. The Coscan proposai would create an estimated population of 1,792 people, which alarmed some of thje residente at the meeting. "What about schools and fire halls?" asked John DoIstra of Regency Ores. "cWe are looking at th a t, repiied councillor Joe Drumrn, committee chairman. «Tere are 1,000 people in Port Whitby now. What roads are there to move thisrmany peope?" asked John Ingram. "Traffic will be a probiem," admitted Drumm. He said Coscan would have to United Way FROM PAGE 1 with 2,000 volunteers we'il have no troule meeting it. "Let us take hold, lift up and go forward to a succeseful cam-, paign," he said.1 "Its a good target and will take a lot of work,» said Atters- iey. 'You have the complete sup-; port of the Town of Whitby. 'Last time we did it, we'il do it- aan"said Herrema. Pilkey takâabout basebali predictions to the crowd of United Way volunteers, saying, "The Blue Jay did it, so can w. George Gifford of General Motors presented a $225,000 cheque, the start of GM's $1.6- million goal. Guest speaker Peter Taylor ofî Peter Taylor and Associates taiked of personal experiences, change, camp aign approaches and the chailenge of reaching goals.1 "People don't change unlese they cee a benefit in changmng. As canvassers;, think about how the campaign je going ta affect ~4eprimary reason for contri- butions was that it feit good ta, help someone in need,» he said, quoting from a recent study à but fundraising. «Over three quarters of the people preferred to contribute at work. Returne from the workpiace almoet dou- ble any other The true payoff cornes from the workplace cain- paign!" Hoepital campaign FROM PAGE 1 media. Campaign vice-president Ed Buffett will weicome gueste at approxiinateiy 6:50 p.m. The evening gets underway at 6:30 p.m. Buffett feels that Pickering- Ajax General Hospitai'e succees- fi campaign to raise $7-miiiion towards its expansion can only heip Whitby's cause. "That community gyot involved with its hospital. Itshows that goals can be accompiished. "We have a real role model close at hand and if they did it there's no reason we can't do it," said Buffett. The 18-month campaign wil end in Juiy, 1990. Those donating will be given the opportunity to pay over a five-year period. The Town of Whitby recentiy used that option when it donated $500,000 - $250,000 to, be paid in 1991 and 'the remainder in 1994. 1CoDrre4Ction In vvae incorrectiy stated in iast week's edition that the second floor of the oid Ontario Bank building wouid be conver- ted to offices. In fact, the two apartments wihi remain on the second floor. Also, the building should have been compared ta the Bigelow block on Dundas St, former loca- tion of the ChaletîRestaurant. The Free Press wishes to apo- logize for the ýeiT9rs. - "revamp» Brock St. S. as part of its proposai ta handie the traffic. A nun'ber of residents asked comrittee ta force Coscan ta redesign the development ta reduce the number of stories in the buildings. "Money isn't everything. Why not lower the buildings? These towers wili cut off my view of the water," said Karen'Cole of Chest- nut St. Bruce Langer of Palace St. said the Town. could -negotiate with Coscan for a better design. "«Coscan je not the oniy develo- per interested in thie. If Coscan was toid to redesign they they will do it," atgued Langer. «Coscan has been portrayed as w agin this councis tail. That ie t th truth,» said Batten, in reply to commenta. 11IRRARY DISPLAYS Recent works by Rowena Bridger are on dieplay in the Whitby Public Library audi- torium until Se pt. 29. Aieai on dispiay in the libray iobby are handmade doues by Carole Ann -all. VENDORS WANTED The Centrai Lake Ontario Conservation Authority (CLOCA) wiii hold their 'Autumn Fun Day and Craft Show' at the Heber Down Conservation Aiea on Oct. 1. Wildlife dispiays wiil be part of the event, to run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Vendors are wanted for the event. Cali Gord Geissberger at the CLOCA office in Oshawa. VIOLENCE PREVENTION A chiid abuse awareness train- ing workshop, sponsored by the Durham Re *on iolenoe Preven- tion Counici, wnill be heid at the Pickering Y-PACE on Tuesday, Sept. 26 from 1 to 4 ..Y-r_ PACE is iocated at 1400» Bayly St., Pickering. For information or to register cail 683-1828 or drop by Y-PACE. WOMEN'S CLUB The monthly dinner meetingof the Durham Business and Pro- fessional Women's Club wiii be heid at Thunderbird golf club on Wednesday Sept. 27. Reception at 6 p.m., âinner at 7 p.m. Cost is $25 members, $30 guests (reservations muet be made in advance). Caîl Janice Taylor at 427-8216 or Nancy McNamara at 433-0168. - ---,- ,- adapting to the officiai plan for the area which was given council appova in1974. "Isedof, Fort Whitby, we wili have Fort Coscan, a semni- elite paradise. It would be nice if the people from Brookiin and. north of-Taunton Rd. could corne downi and see what the water looks like,» said Paul Wicker of Wardenwiison Ave. Ntail commenta were against "This ismagnificenit," said one resident whiie another a ~d that Port Whitby needethe Te proposai by Coscan wili now. be circulated, to various agencies in the'Region for com- ment. It couid be back for councii's approvai within two months., Coming events - ---R---D--0F SCEIZOPIIRENICS Durham Region O ntario Friende of Schizophrenics will be holding their monthiy meeting on Thursday, Sept. 2 at 7 p.m. The meetig ii take p lace at St. Mark's UYnited Church Huse at 200 Byron St. S. For more information cali 668-2079. STUDY GROUPS The Famiiy Education Resource Centre of Durham House will offer study and dis- cussion groupe on 'Effective Parenting,' 'Living With Teens' and 'Positive Parenting,' starting in October. For more information and pre-registration cail 579- 2021 or 686-4353. FASHION 5110W The seventh annual fashion show organized by Garbo'e bouti- que wil i be heid at Krebs Res- taurant, 918 Brock St. N., Whitby, on Sunday, Se pt. 24, starting at 12:30 p.m. Tickets, at $18 each, inciudee show numer- ous door prizes and full funcheon (open cash bar). Show wili in- clude fashions by Alfred Sung, Hollywood and Linda Lund- strom. Money raieed from show goes ta Fairview Iodgeý home for the aged in Whitby. Tickets are available from Garbo's (212 Brock'St. S.), Valentino's (210-C Brook St. S) and Fairview Lodge (632 Dundas St. W.). For more information call666-OOS3. ý-ýý- prequalification - aof Excavation and Back fi11 Contractors for the Corporation of the Town of Whlt- by, Rosslandi Road Recreation Complex, Phase 1. This project includes the cut and f il, Of site, the excavation and backfill of foundations, the supply and installation of weeping tile drainage, dampproofing of foundation and perimeter insulation. lnterested contractors are requested to make submission, using the CGA Document il in order to be placed on an invited bidders list. Submissions must be received byý CD S Proj ect Managers, 1001 Burns Street East, Whitby, Ontario, LUN 6A6, no later than 2:00 p.m., Septemfber 25th, 1989. The architect for this project is Moriyama & Teshima Architects. Further information may bu obtained by calling Robert L. Johnson, C.E.T., at 416-686-1341. 'The old fashioned way' talents as a blacksmith at the Pickering Museum Village's lOth anniversary recently. Above, Guth- rie shows 9-year-old Fred Squire how to niake a nail.