Whitby Free Press. Wedcesday. JuIy 28, 1993, Page 23 MORE I AUCTIONS.j WEDNiESDAY AUGUST 4 - 7P.M. REAL ESTA'IE AUCTION 0F TAKE A BREAK RESTAURANT 3 MILES WEST 0F COBOCONK ON 48 HWY. Tumakey, fully equipped restaurant on over 2 V2 acres, coffee shop plus dining room, L.C.B.O. license, small upstairs apt. Busy highway location, close to Balsam Lake Provincial Park. Selling subject to reasonable reserve. Terms $5,000 at sale, balance 30 days. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. To view caîl: MCLEAN AUCTIONS ORVAL OR BARRY MCLEAN AUCTIONEERS (705)324-2783 or 1-800-461-6499 AUCTION SALE HOUDAY MONDAY AUGUST 2 AT 10:30 AJÀ. IN LEMON VILLE COMMUNITY CENTRE ON MCCOWAN ROAD Household turniture, antiques, collectables, dishes & glassware. End tables, chairs, coins, Royal Doulton muqs, cedar chest and many more pleces. Terms: Cash EARL GAUSLIN, AUCTIONEER (416) 640-3079 CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN FRIDAY, JULY 30 AT 6 P.M. 3 MILES EAST 0F LITTLE BRITAIN ON COUNTY RD. 4 7 pce. French Provincial bedroom suite (2 single beds), 2 oak wall units, 3 pce. modern bedraom suite, antique dressers & chests of drawers, oak office dosk, 2 door refrig erator, Maytag automatic washer, chesterfield & matching chair, crocks,. 9 pce. butternut dining roomn suite, 5 pce. bedroom suite, modemn dressers & chests of drawers, coff e. & end tables, odd wooden kitchen chairs, washstand, parlour tables, wicker chairs, occasional chairs, 3 hydraulic floor jacksd, Honda CR 80- motor bike, flu any more antiques, iurniture, household &collectable items. DON & GREG CORNEIL AUCTIONEERS RR #1, LITTLE BRITAIN PHONE OR FAX 705-786-2183 tFIRsTr AID TIP NOSE BLEEDS *Sit down with the head sightly forward 0 Loosen clothung around the neck and breathe through the mouth 0 Punch the nose juiL below the cartilage for about 10 minutes a Do flot snuff or blow noie for some hours a CoId compresses may be applied to the forehead and the nape of thenývk e Use awet hankie or cloth tff-clean the area around the nese a Il bleeding perists or recurs. t May ho a sign ai some medïcal problem a Seek medical attention. 6690 ) S*humAmbulame Fire prevention handbook will be published Wlutby Professionai FIre -Fighters' Association bas contracted Telco Communications nc, te publisb a fire prevention bandbok The objective is te raiso public awareness of fire provention, as. well as raise money te purchase a new, piece of equipnient for Wbitby General Hospital. On JuIy 12, Telco, on bebaif of the firefighters' association, -" began operating, a telemarketing fcaznpaign te solicit advertising - from Whitby businesses in support oT the bandbook. The camnpaign will run for approximately eight weeks. The Whitby Professional Pire Fighters hope te reacb their goal of $40,000 in advertising sales. David Fleming, director of the association, says - recent solicitation for* 'Fireline,' the first-ever firefighters' yearbook, had ne connection with the Whitby Professional Fire * Fghters' Association. FIying Circus RON BROWNELL and Jim Moss work on 'The Hobby Show' at the Great Canadian Flying Circus at Heber Down Conservation Area on JuIy 18. The event was a show of radio control airpîanes and fliers. Photo by Peter Tomblin, Whltby Free Pres Loca canoeists show plenty of heart By Kathryn McBurney On July 31 a teamn of eigbt rowers and six relief rowers, including Whitby's Tom -Sieitb and Leigh-Ann Dutten, wili be taking a canoe trip te raise funds for the lieart and Stroko Foun- dation. Their journey, usinlg an eigbt- p orson canoo, will begin at Ontario Place and finish at the Clarington Marina. MEMBERS 0F 'The Pl'ague' canoe team wilI paddle from Ontario Place to the Clarington Marina Saturday tu, raise money for the Heart and Stroke Foundation. People interested in pledging money to support the team can ca!i organizer David Gibbat 51-647. Phioto by Mark Reesor, Whltby Free Pross fOB1TUAR MURIELFISHIER Muriel (ne. Kerry) Fisher <ied after a Iengtby ilineas on Satur- day, JuIy 24 in Ashburn. She was 72. She is survived by daughters Diane Batten (and ber husband Ross) of Asbburn sud Margr. Mattbews (and ber busband Arthur) of Asbburn; grandcbii- dren Brad, Chris, Debbie, Richard and Aaron; sister Aud- rey Walsh (sud ber busband Alan) of Bridgenortb. She was predeceased by ber busband Alfred (Samn). Visitation was boid at the Car- son Funeral Home sud Chapel in Brooklin on Monday, JuIy 26. The funeral servie was held at Burns Presbytenisu Cburch in Asbburn on Tuesday, JuIy 27. Interment at Burns Churcb oemetery. If desired, donations may b. made te i.Burns Presbyterian Church, Ashburn or te the pallia- tive care unit of Oshawa General Hospital. 6 Generations of Service, Quality & Trust " Family Monuments " Granite or Bronze Markers " Cemetery Lettering a Sandblasting Stafford Monumnents 3 18 Dundas St. E. Whitby 668-.3552 After Houri 668-4460 or 666-1513 Home appoentmnt.u giadly arranged Team members, ail from the. Osbawa/Whitby area, have been training with smalier canoes in Port Perry waters because they do net y et have the larger canoe With which te practise and uour smalier canoes couldn't handie Lake Ontario," says organizer and participant David Gibb. The teara feels ready te make the trip on Saturdaysays Gibb, who expects it te b quite an experience. aWo ail wanted te et tegether te do something different and challenging,» hosanys of the yen- ture. And Gibb bimself bas a more p ersonal motivation te take the fundraising trip -- bis mother died of a heart attack. Gibb is asking local residents te, make pledges and support the foundation's cause. Cali Gibb at 571-6497, or on the day of the tri* stop at Hey- denebore iPark where a Heart and Stroke Foundation van wili be parked. F or more information cali the foundation at 571-1582. As for the group undertaking similar ventures mn the future, Gibb jokes, «'Ne openly challenge the Durhara Regional Police force te a gladiater-type event.» By Const. Grant Arnold Durham Regional Police Crime Stoppers and Durham Regional Police are asking for the publics help in solving a sexual assault that occurred in Oshawa on Sunday, May 30. At approximately 12:.40 a.m., the victim was waiking eastbound on the north sidewalk of Bruce Street approaching Drew Street when she realized someone was followinu ber. She quickened ber pace, only te have the suspect co the sanie. *When she got te Drew, the suspect came up behind hor and put his right hand over her mouth and his Ieft arm around her waist and pushed her te the ground. The victim atruggled, causing the suspect te say, "C'mon, make it easier on ourself." The victim was able to stand up but the suspect puied at her top and jacket but couldn't get it off. The victim started te scream and the suspect teld her te shut up and pushed her back ente the ground. The suspect then triod te remove the victim's clothing but, at this time, an unknown metoriet drove by and did a U-turn, shining bis beadlights at the crime scene. The suspect jumped up and ran north, bebind two houses. 'The victim ran te the car and was drivon te a friend's house by the 'go samaritan,' who was described as an Oriental maie in bis forties. The suspect la doscribed as maie, white, aged late twenties/early thirties, 64Lt 8-ns. te 5-ft. 10-mns., with a medium build. The suspect's medium-brown haïr was bushy and wavy, and long te the bottom of bis neck; bis eyes were reddish brown; and he had a medium-thickness, brown moustache. The suspect wore a brown, vinyl, bomber-style jacket with a band around the bottoni, dark-coloured blue jeans and dark blue running shoes. A re-enactment of the crime wiIl be sbown on CITY-TV (channel 57, cabie 7) on Thursday, July 29 duringr the 6 and 10 p.m. news. It wiil aise be shown on CKVR-TV in Barrie and CHEX-TV in Peterborough on Friday, JuIy 30, again during the news. Crime Ste pers is9 aslcing anyone witb information on tbis sexuà l assalt or any other serious crime teoeial 436-8477 (tbat's 436-TIPS). As a caller yeu wiIl net have te identify yourself or have te go te court. A code number will be issuod to you te pretect your identity. Sergeant Grant Arnold la the co-ordinater with the Durham Regional Crime Steppers program and writes this article te heip combat crime.