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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1994_06_03I .ae T SPORTS ., Teen to take step closer to NAI. Page 11 Advertiser N22 Friday, June 3,1994 48 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 Vol.113 V. V ENVIRONMENT Push to cut tritium level in water 'huge victory' for residents D Provincial agency's recommendation won't change planned site of new water plant, Region official says By KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REPORTER AJAX-PICKERING - A recommendation to lower tritium levels in drinking water is "a huge victory for the people of Ajax and Pickering," Sherrill Willard says. Opposed to Dnrham Region's plans to build a new water supply plant on the Ajax lakefront, Mrs. Willard says the Region will "have to phase out the existing plant and move the new one. The Advisory Committee on Env- ironmental Standards Inside (ACES) is recommending tritium levels in drinking water be immediately set at 100 becquerels per litre and further reduced to 20 b/l in five years. (A becquerel is a unit used to measure radiation.) Currently, the Canadian and Ontario standard is 40,000 bA. The ACES recommendation has been forwarded to provincial minister of environment and energy Bud Wildman for consideration. Shawn Murray, Mr. Wildman's communications assistant. says ministry staff will review d&e ACES report I i Sherrill Willard ka Ow nem Editorial .............................6 F.ntertatasneDt ..................10 Sports.............................. I I C1assiHed .........................23 Pb=W iMs and the minister will make a decision by the fall on lowering the permitted tritium levels. "We'll take a look at the recommendation and determine the impact and the rationale for a fairly significant reduction in the threshold," Mr. Murray says. Lau December, Mr. Wildman had the environment ministry's ACES review tritium levels in drinking water after public concerns were raised about Durbam's proposed supply pleat being built near the Pickering a wim station MW new water plant, planned for the Ajar$1*efioet nett a m see PUSIi._PalP2 . Genera1683-5110 Fax 363 Sincerely ' StrxAssault suspected as Yours 1-416-976-1991 Getting ready to fight lire A $100,000 blaze in a ben corwerted into a vMoodworlang shop at the border Tuesday aRemoon btatght art firefighters horn both towns. The bim took about an hour to bring under ra& m aAer dee bd tg was smack by ighlnireg. photo by Ron PWIratino Pickering man gashed LnfoSource 683-7040 0 pdm sell The Pickering resident, who underwent emergency surgery after entering Ajax The Nem Adurcarter - as victim remains tight-lipped g c=eral Hospital around 1:10 p.m. recycledrecycled`t MCERM- Pollee "suspect" m assault Tuesday, leas been tight-lipped about the cause of 93! + 7* GST = $1 landed a 20 -year-old man in hospital with a Ser te• °Regional Police Staff "severe" gash from hu elbow to his wrist, but He Baldry, pe reports. are still ,�" how the injury occurred.He was droppped off at the hospital by aomeooe who at disappeared. , Shortly after the incident was reported to police, oCocers were dispatched a DoebaAon, Pine Ridge and St. Mary high schools to ser if they could turn up evidence of a stabbing. But, a heavy downpour likely washed away my bloodstains left outdoors. PAGE 2 -TIM NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, "W:% lfl� Push to lower tritium levels 'areal breakthrough FROM PAGE 1 existing facility, would supply drinking water to Ajax and Pickering. Tritium is a radioactive form of hydrogen that can cause cancer. It occurs naturally and as a byproduct of nuclear reactor operations, with most tritium in Lake Ontario coming from nuclear plants. Water treatment methods can't remove tritium from drinking water. Region director of r engineering Ken Thompson says testing of water at the location for the proposed plant's intake pipe shows the tritium levels "meet the recommended guidelines". Measurements range between five and 10 b/1 at the intake pipe location, he notes. The new intake pipe would stretch 8.400 feet out into Lake Ontario at a depth of 60 feet. The existing plant's pipe extends 2,300 feet out at a depth of 30 feet. 0 to DNA Durham Nuclear Awareness spokesman Irene Koch says the ACES recommendation is a "real breakthrough in the way radioactive pollution is dealt with." In August 1992, about 3,000 litres of tritiated water leaked from the Pickering plant and up to a week later tritium levels exceeded 1,000 b/l. Ontario Hydro spokesperson Judy Ryan says the utility will review the ACES report before commenting. • John Broewer's nursery is toll of beaotitul bouncing shrubs and evergreens that'll bring you happiness for years to come. Adopt one now for your home. 9T.1►■pelt i� 650 Lakeridge Road South, Ajax, Ontario L1 S 4S7 Tel: 686-1545 or 6861680 0 P DICKERING —='Funding for barrier gates and other safety improvements at the Whites Rd. Canadian Pacific railway crossing has been provided by the federal government. The $126,200 in federal money for the S157,742 project was announced Monday. It will provide for barrier gates and constant warning and motion sensing devices at the crossing. The Region will pick up 519,717 and the railway 511,830. Traffic at the crossing has reached a level at which regulations require the new safety features be installed. In 1993, there were 365 accidents at crossings across Canada. ITII CAY11111-1 I1►`IIIH:I:3 ;i� I;I ►1a - L �� IIEY lass! wN by 11 ttisr ■te IN al Now Itlettls. J ' k A IP 'I EN MON I OL 1 14 01 Uk as OPEN Mon -Fri 8 am - 9 i m Saturday Sam -bpm Sunday 9 am - 5 pm DURHAM'S LARGEST GARDEN CENTRE h O HM Z r FU YE 501;111 ViAn orratao Rea 16.19 I1►`IIIH:I:3 ;i� I;I ►1a - L �� IIEY lass! wN by 11 ttisr ■te IN al Now Itlettls. J ' k A IP 'I EN MON I OL 1 14 01 Uk as OPEN Mon -Fri 8 am - 9 i m Saturday Sam -bpm Sunday 9 am - 5 pm DURHAM'S LARGEST GARDEN CENTRE ::; ow- h O HM Z FU a"s Ew ■ ViAn orratao ::; ow- Blood donors sought AJAX-PICKERING - An upcoming two-day blood donor clinic is aiming to collect 400 units of the gift of life. The Ajax -Pickering Manch of the Canadian Red Cross Society will hold the clinic at Royal Canadian Legion Bay Ridges Branch 606, 1555 Bayly St.. Pickering, at the corner of Alliance Rd. Thursday, lune 9 and Friday, June 10 from 2 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. There's no babysitting available. The Red Cross has reduced the length of time people must wait rTME A COLD 1 1 SHOWER? 1 ! The worst place to fmd oat sboss a fa ft 1 1 water beater is in the Aawa Mc Roar knows water beaters and cis repair or 1 !replace roar unit fast. So all WY 1 before you take ano&w cold stwwm 1 Pawl iwi%ur 7 NY ftVIN M Wmwwwam1 ! rA im 1 1 1 ■ '1YsstaawarltrdlNr/M■iiigra�P ■ SEA#= CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears 'Bonus Days, Final Week, sale prices start Tlxusday, June 2, 19W Ayer, page 13, the women's slingbacks, only $6.99, are not available in white. We apologize for any ktoonvenienoe this may have caused our customers. between donations to 56 days from 70. So, anyone who last donated on April 14 or earlier will be accepted at the clinic. All donors must present a Red Cross donor's card or other identification with a photograph. Call 420-3383 for more information. THE NEWS ADVEWMER FRIDAY, JUNE 3,1"6 PAGE 3 ♦ HOSPITAL More beds, services possible By MARIANNE TAKACS $TAPE REFORM AJAX-PICKERING - Health care for area residents would improve under changes being proposed for hospitals in Durham, according to Ajax -Pickering General Hospital president Bruce Cliff. The changes are outlined in a public discussion paper released Thursday by the Durham Region District Health Council. Entitled Designing a Hospital System for the Future, the paper proposes a major re -organization of hospital services in Durham. The paper recommends Whitby General Hospital be transformed into a regional rehabilitation centre, and that beds and services currently at Whitby be moved to APGH and Oshawa General Hospital. "The change would be that we would serve a greater population than we're currently serving," says Mr. Cliff. "We would get more beds under this sceriar'io " The discussion paper is not specific on how Whitby's 66 acute care beds would be distributed between Ajax and Oshawa hospitals. APGH would also offer more services. Departments handling ophthalmology, orthopedics and plastic surgery might be expanded and improved. Upgrading is being considered for the obstetrics department. An out-patient chemotherapy clinic would be established while Oshawa will be the regional hospital for chemothePy. "We'll be more of a fuller -service hospital than we currently are and our programs will be more fully developed," says Mr. Cliff. "I think that's good for Ajax and Pickering and Whitby patients." WGH would provide intensive and specialized rehabilitation services to all of Durham Region. (APGH does not now provide such rehabilitation services, and its RECOVER YOUR SOFA hlckxbd 33SUN 9 DOUBLE SIZE SOFA $ 339 BED 2EndTable Set EM Bunk bed `$149 I� & Oakl ,4 physiotherapy department would not be lost under the plan.) OGH would serve as the regional centre to all Durham residents for a number of highly -specialized services such as neonatal intensive are and dialysis, neither of which APGH currently provides. Over the next five weeks, the public will be invited to discuss the proposed plan in written submissions or at a series of seven public meetings across the region. Copies of the discussion paper are available at local public libraries and the health council's Whitby office. Call 433-4262. A public meeting on the discussion paper will be held Tuesday, June 14 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Faun Rd Other nearby meetings will be held Monday, June 13 from 7 to 9 pm. in St. Matthew the Evangelist Catholic School at 60 Willowbrook Dr. in Whitby and Monday, June 20 Fran 7 to 9 p.m. at the Uxbridge Public Library. After the public meetings, a health council committee will refute the plan and forward its recommendations to the health council for review. It will then be sent to the provincial minister of health. Once the plan is approved by the minister, a more detailed process will begin to determine how the changes should be implemented.. GRADUATION Tonight let him wear the diamonds SCHOOL RINGS SELECTION OF BUL41112"VA- WATCHES i 25% to 50% OFF For young In -stock only j men & ladies "AJAX" A Great Selection Collectors plates of the latest designs 1)A4ax Town Hall Stara, g ;11om 000 2) Harwood Ave. 3) AkuM ckenng General o'ew eery :o awe drappo' Hospital Reg. 48.96 Now '24.98 132 HARWOOD AVE. S. l The Ajax Plaza 683-0407 tomw • We can help you handle ------_ -- your insurance loss. • Fra tarawn Ptah • FTN CA PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVEWMIM IMIDAY, JUNE 3, 1"1 owners Catnegligent, harriedt ardeners say run at large is $30 (though animal control can take the case to corm to obtain a larger fine), and the set fine r owners failing to remove their is excrement from anywhere: in e town is also S30. Because the w bylaw is so recent. no charges ve yet been laid. Residents may borrow "humane walk-in wildlife traps*' from animal ontrol for a S25 security deposit for up to five days. After five days the ha.�e is $5 per day. The cats caught them can be taken to m picked up y animal control and heli there for ve days. Their owners will have to pay a pound fee when they come to ick up the animal, and may be harped with violating the Town ylaw. The bylaw still allows cats to be outside on their owners' property or Isewhere under any person's control. In any case, Mr. Balbirnie believes it's OK to keep cats udoors. We don't consider that cruel. he says. but adds it's up to the owner to act responsibly either way. By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPMM PICKERING — Some people fo say shootings of cats in a Pickering ca neighborhhod can be blamed partly th on feline fanciers who let their furry ne friends wander the area and foul the ha- foliage- Marilyn a foliage. Marilyn Coughlin and Al Cane feel sorry for the cats that have been c shot in the Markstxny Rd. area over the last few years. but they're angry c at animal owners, who let their in felines run free. They say if cats b weren't running about. yowling in fi the middle of the night and spoiling people's gardens by trampling through and defecating in them, c such shootings may not happen. b "It's not the cats fault, it's an animal; ' says Mrs. Coughlin. -'nne rat owners are responsible, not the cats " e She and her family have spent thousands trying to make their property on Genner Dr. in Ajax look nice, and are at their wit_ end trying to keep rats from devoying u- This spring all the flowers have been tan off the bushes. and the cats can be heard screeching through the mghL "I've done my best- I've bought everything right at the nursery. I've tried a do what's right." Last year, Mrs. Coughlin borrowed cages from the animal control department and trapped three cats on her property in two weeks. But that didn't slop the problem. The cats can usually be beard between midnight and 6 am. If she knew whose cats they were. she'd M& to the owners. But she doesri t know who they belong to, and her neighbors don't have cats "lis cost us a beck of a lot of money and aggravation and i don't think if s right." Al Cane. who lives in the Rosebank Rd. area of Pickering, says his and his neighbors' flower beds have also been spoiled by roving felines. As well, be has six bind feeders on his property and the rats kill the birds that use it, and raid the binds' nests in his cedar hedge. "1 would like all town residents to be made aware they're letting their cats run at large illegally" be says, explaining that arc bylaws which forbid owners to jet their rats roam free. Mr. Cane maintains cat owners should behave responsibly and obey the law, ii UCW of faring that pets' husm,sed vicUM b ttteSat b up cages to trap the animals. Ross Balblrnie, of PAW (Pickering/Ajax/Whitby) Animal Comet, Coofams Pickling has j" imposed a new bybv'oquill ft the owners of both cats and dogs to maintain Control over them at all tunes when the aumals are off the owners pmpeny. Ajax is expected to have the new bylaw in place within a few weeks. In any case, existing bylaws in both towns already prohibit owners from allowing their pets to run at large, says Mr. Balbirnie, but it does not specificay state that it covers rats. The set fine for allowing a cat to DID FOR SHOP AT HOW SERVICE CALL. AWAS TAI 686-3377 Quarter Horse Racing's 1JN^.4 = J Marilyn Coughlin says cats are ruining her garden and they shouldn't be allowed to run free by their owners. photo by Ron Pietroniro P I 11,1101191's F10"Ameame INTRODUONG THE PLAYERS CHOICE MULTI-OURSE GOLF ME.fA13E HIP ... 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SPOTLESS BUNGALOW - WHITBY Single w/o from Florida rm. to deck overlooking 7!h hole, Gorgeous treed 150x200' iot 3 bdrms., hardwood floors, cern. air, 4 -pc. 8 3 -pc. bathrm. 6 much more' Newcastle. fireplace, double car garage, paved drive. $219,900. Asking ^62,900. Terry Wftrspoon' 623-3393 or 983-8296. Charlie Red' 6233393 or 9835914. CUSTOM BUNGALOW 1.1 ACRES - • =�: Gorgeous 3 bdrm., hardwood floors, main floor family room, 2 fireplaces, finished rec room, double car garage. Super buy $214,900. Garden Hill. - Charlie Reid' 623-3393 or 983-5914. Fiddling in the spring Among those helping celebrate Whitevale's Spring Festival Saturday was Nancy Rose, who entertained visitors by playing her violin on the porch of Collette's Tea Garden. photo by A.J. Groen Ca11683-5110 with your news items LovE IN '7 L BLOOM? We're Your Wedding Specialist We'll help you with every detail, and make your wedding flowers as beautiful as your love for each other. Your Professional Florist P1}IO t�It_ QWIm, VALUE A sffirrvtCE IYE BAY RIDGES FLORISTS INC. 1215 BAYLY STREET 839-2949 Phone orders accepted on all major charge cards ®®® DAILY DELIVERIES FROM OSHAWATO mus+- p�aytNg -+� �• � -- J met to Know Your Newest Neighbour. You an: cordially invited to join us at the official opening ceremonies of Duffin Meadows Cemetery and Commemorative Park on June 12, 1994 at 2:30 PAL Situated on a beautiful suburban farm in Pickering, this commemorative park serves the interment, actuation and entombment needs of the surrounding communities. Owned and operated by Commemorative Services of Ontario, Duffin Meadows opened in 1993. As a non-profit, public service organization, our purpose is to help families and individuals commemorate life in the fullest sense of the word. As part of the opening ceremonies there will be an official planting of a White Pine, the unveiling of a commemorative plaque and tours of the facilities. Light refreshmehts will also be served. We are conveniendy located on the cast side of Brock Road, north of the 3rd concession and just three ldlornetres north of Highway 401. For further information, give us a call at (905) 427-3385. We do not em,01W cottnmissionod salespeople. You w M not be called or vaned except at your eVreas ii in atiom DUFFIN MEADOWS CEMETERY AND COMMEMORATIVE PARK Ali 2505 Brock Road North, RR 01, Pickering, Ontario L1V 2P8 Tdcphooe(905)427-3385 Carina, non -prof t mrvice to tis tmntnnnity tints 1993 .,gap, ....w.: ­ ..:.:• — . •. .- TAGS 6 -THE NEWS ADVEMSER F RIDAV, JUNE 3,1"4 About Us Timothy J. Whittaker .Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in chief Wendy Gallagher Managing Editor Bruce Danford Advertising Manager Alvin Brouwer Retail Sala Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario. LIS 21-15. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. Page sizes may vary slightly from published rate card due to mechanical requirements of different printers. Second Class Mail Registration 1897. Mail subscription rates Can. I yr. $70 MEN MEN one 14 0 101V 11�i General 683-5110 Newsroom 683-5110 Distribution 683-5117 Classified 683-5110 (Nightline - 798-7672) FAX 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 InfwSource 683-7040 Real Estate and Automotive Sales 798-7672 National Advertising 493-1300 The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our information. They should not exceed one and a half pages in length. The News Advertiser tregularly uses recycled newsprint... ALFRED E- CHRETIW wiwr- MExnRKf? ,Aj4,,* ♦CV1 IvnNw.. Safety for al 1 When to pull a gun. It's a decision every police officer knows he or she might have to make in a split second, and a decision most probably don't relish facing. When someone is hurt or killed at the hands of police, it becomes an issue of public scrutiny, personal torment and bureaucratic wrangling. When an officer dies in the line of duty, it's a tragedy for the community, police colleagues and family members, whose worst fears have been realized. The thorny, potentially -fatal issue of police use -of -force techniques is behind a new policy set out by the Ministry of the Solicitor General. Mandatory Use of Force Training now required of all police officers is welcome and long overdue. Minimum standards are now being taught to officers, who are required to undergo the training every year. "It was the most realistic training I've done in over 20 years," says Durham Regional Police Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie. "I can truly say it's the finest training I've ever had.' Last year, Durham officers drew their guns 132 times in the line of duty. In 21 of those incidents, shots were fired, each time to destroy an animal. But if cops can be sure of one thing, it's that they can never be sure of anything when they answer calls on the job. They must be ready to use force if needed: and yet, at the same time, the public expects them to make sound judgments and refrain from excessive actions. According to Sergeant Paul Wassill, police can handle 97 per cent of incidents they'll come up against with verbal skills. But it's the final three per cent of situations that's cause for concern. Above all, says Sgt. Wassill, officers' safety is stressed. And that's good news for all of us, because an officer who feels relatively safe and secure in his skills and abilities while on the job is less likely to make a fatal error. Bring back blades To the editor, 1 would like to make a plea on behalf of my 8 -year-old son, for the return of his Blades of Steel Nintendo game. By accident, on the evening of May 7, David left the game, in a bright pink Nintendo case, on the back of his grandfathers car. The game fell off the car as it was driven from Parkins Dr. along Sullivan Dr. to Westney Rd. then west on Rossland Rd. to Marsh Lane. If you found the game, please return it to David, and help this little boy out of misery. 683-7829. Thank you! Anne Cox, Ajax person deceive yom b challenge you on your statement of ;tight choices. Here's a nevi that homosexuality is not a matter of ;Lifestyle- .................. '..<Dodtbelieve evelyihilg you read as G,adon B. 6a roay wz e a Gwutsy Do you think teachers should be responsible for teaching We asked: students about AIDS? --asked at Ajax High School HEATHER MACDONALD "Not really. It shouldn't be the school's responsibility, but teachers should be talking about AIDS." RICH MANUEL "Yes, definitely. By the year 2,000 AIDS will be the leading cause of death." KRISTINA HENDREN "I think they should. People think that they can't get AIDS." MIKE BURLEY "They should. But they should start in elementary school. Make kids aware about AIDS." STACEY MCCASLIN "Yes, definitely, because a lot of teens still are not aware of the implication of the disease." oho : :: P ■ THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, ,NNE 3,1"4.PAGE MWIF N PW NlIlIM WEaW • ME AVW � Aa111E 1% 9115 Hunting down garbage Pickering Rod & Gun Club members Vern Mason (left) and Stephen Huntley got right down to work last week cleaning up the club's newty-adopted park — Centennial Park on Brock Rd. A ceremony was held to oommemorate the adoption under the Town of Pickering's Adopt -a -Park program, under which the adopting organization commits itself to cleaning and taking care of its park. photo by Ron Pietroniro Pachyderms prance through the towns DURI IAM - Motorists will share Ilwy. 2 with two wide loads next week. To promote Environment Week. elephant.% Angus and Luna ftum the Bowmanvillc "Lora will be led along the highway from June 6 to 10, stepping at sctxx-gs from Claringto n to Picketing. Bowmanville Zoo spokespers. on Angela Ellis says this walk is designed to promote environmental conservation and awareness during Environment Week, which runs from June 5 to 10. The elephants will visit 23 elementary schools and one high school, all close to Hwy. 2. The animals will stay at each institution for about 30 minutes, giving students a chance to pet and feed them as zoo personnel talk about conservation' Angus is a 16 -year-old male African elephant. whit Limba is a 31 -year-old female Asian Zoo director Michael Hackenberger and supervisor Ted Strickwerde will kid the elephants GOLF BALLS °3.00 w DOZEN ttttoat ro. a ttwtc 2 • tvctt>atttto as they walk from 9 am. to 3 pm. each day. At the end of each day, the animals will lex- uanspoxted txick to the zoo and the next day, they'll pick up where they left off. The elephant% will stop at Rol.-uxl Michener and Lincoln Alexander public schock% in Ajax on lune 9 and Vaughan Willard Public School in Dickering on June 10. PWP44�s By ALAN KIDECKEL It's quite a common practice to drop pucks into the skimmer to chlorinate pool water. Beware, this can result in equipment problems. This causes a con- centration of chlorine at the basket Aich is then going directly to the pump, filter and heater. 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The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and Ill a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. FRIDAY, JUNE 3 CONCERT: The Jean McDonald Singers present a two -pan concert at 7 p.m. at Amberlea Presbvterian Church, Whites Rd. and Strouds Lane. Pickering. First part is Of Mice and Mozart and the second pan has cabaret singers doing songs from the 1950s. Singers in period costumes. S5 for adults. $3 for children and seniors. 837-2611 (Jean) or 839-1309 (Martha). If tickets are left, they will be available at the door. PUB NIGHT: Ballycliffe Nursing Home, 70 Station St., Ajax, holds a Pig and Whistle pub night from 7 to 10 p.m. Entertainment by The Emeralds. Free admission, cash bar, dancing and food. 683-7321 (Melinda Alexander). ACCOUNTANTS: The Certified General Accountants Association of Ontario, Durham Chapter, holds its annual general meeting and elections at 5:45 p.m. at flerongate Barn Theatre. on Altona Rd. 7.5 kilometres north of Hwv. 2. CGA Ont. president and local politicians in attendance. S20 for dinner and show. 428- 1325 or (416) 296-3503 (Anthony Stilo). �4TURDAI', 1L.NE 4 NATURALISTS: The Pickering Naturalists go Early Morning Birding in Morningside Park. Meet with leader Stuart Kenn at 7:30 a.m. at the second parking lot at Morningside Park. off Morningside Ave. south of Ellesmere Rd.. Scarborough. 427- Obituaries BOTEJU, Vernon Douglas — On June 1. 1994. Beloved husband of Arlene. Dearly loved father of :Sigel and Nicola. Father-in-law of Stephen McGirr. Dear brother of Kenneth, Sheila De Alwis, Basil, Ainsley and Merril. Private family service and interment on Friday. June 3. Funeral arrangements entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home. 428-8488. In lieu of flowers. dU1jatl%)11s 1na� be made to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Providence Centre. Scarborough. PATTERSON, Harold — After a lengthy illness. at Ajax - Pickering General Hospital on Tuesday. May 31, 1994. Harry (Ilal) Patterson, in his 65th year. Brave and loving husband of Laura. Loving father of Lorraine. Connie and Dorothy, and their families, and Michael, Sharon, 1655. SALE: Avicare Bird Rehabilitation Centre and the staff of the Wild Bird Nature Shop hold a garage and bake sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Thornton Centre, 850 King St. W.. Oshawa (at the northwest corner of Thornton Rd. and Hwy. 2). Avicare cares for wild native birds in Durham. Donations of goods and use of tables welcome. Rain date lune 11. 723-9611 or 428- 2439. CAR WASH: Ajax firefighters hold a car wash from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the fire hall on Monarch Ave., at the corner of Centennial Rd. Donations. Proceeds to the hospital. 686-7771 (Ken), 427- 2603 (Dwayne). BOTTLE DRIVE: The Ajax Spartans minor peewee rep baseball team holds a bottle drive. All proceeds to the team. FUN FAIR: Bayview Heights Public School, 1400 Garvolin Ave.. Pickering, hosts a fun fair from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Clowns, Susan, Jackie and Chris. and their families. Survived by his sister. Peggy Banham of Newcastle. England. Uncle of many nieces and nephews. A Legion service was held at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd.. Ajax. 428- 8488. In lieu of flowers, donations made to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. 0 crafts, baked goods, Pony rides, games, dunk tank. 839-1146. SUNDAY U�L–NE 5 CANCER SURVIVORS: Rebounders Canada, a support group for survivors of childhood cancer, host a bowl-a-thon from 12:30 to 4 p.m. at Thorncliffe _,- M..,) 3owterama, +2 ­...■,. bast r viw. n■• •- _ _ _ 0123 (Phillip). MONDAY.JUNE 6 STAMPS: The Ajax Philatelic Society meets at 7 p.m. in Room 110 of Ajax High School, Bayly St. east of Harwood Ave., Ajax. 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The department reports the backlog occurred because there was no yard waste collection on Victoria Day May 23, so two weeks' worth of garden debris — over 200 metric tonnes — was put out for collection this past Monday. The contractor couldn't get it all picked up, and had to work late to collect it after gathering regular garbage on Tuesday and Wednesday. The job couldn't be finished Tuesday even though the regional composting facility in Whitby stayed open two extra hours — to R p.m. — to handle the additional Pickering yard waste. A spokesman for the public works department said the situation should not repeat itself in the future, because the Town has now made arrangements for another contractor to help out if VEMEGUMTH" - i:m Admissim . (W soo vrtWN • Fn. 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TEMArED TO GfVW YOU THE SUCCESSFUL SWLE EDGE" M.S. Pavdc, D.D.S. 428-0188 #9. sM MNs" PA S,, Apot THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 3,1!!/-111AGE 9 .:r:+aMt :a:r�sll't i-iNl6 ErA c+etaicRsnPrz..<wn..,�r._......,.. su.�r..:,..�.n_.. ....,.... _...,........ _... _ ......_..:....._ _ _ _._._ *AGE te•THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 3,19% • ent Arts and Entertaiiiim Animated Annie Winne of Green Gables was a `lit when it was presented ,ecently at St. Francis de males Catholic School in Pickering Village. Here, zabella Sowa plays Anne hirley and Ryan Dummett Mays Matthew Cuthbert. photo by Andrew Iwanowski FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL Fn 7'10.9140: Sal. 1:40.4:15, 9.40: Sun. 1.40,4:15.7:10.9'.40 SNEAK SPEED Sat. 7:30, Mon.-Thurs. 7'10, 9:40 STC THE COWBOY WAY ;n 7:15.9:40: Sal. 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Tor) 10 Movie Guide I May 27 -June 2 cantos ntalE we 2 The Crow *** R Adw Los Lots *** I PG -13I Dram I Some I Some 6 Wth Honors 1*** I PG -131 Drama I NOW I Some S. No Escape *** 1 R I Adan I Lots Much 1Nne 10. Clean Slate I** I PG -13I Comedy I Some I Some o RENT 10GET � ) W90 nha� 0 15,000 MOVIES TO CHOOSE FROM i 0 400 GAMES, GENESIS, SEGA, SUPER NINTENDO, GAME ECHAPMENT FOR RENT s .1 A.M, 0 w un 427-s�esi °w "'nt WrfN TW ,W 70 MONDAY - �Ar UJ000-04000000000 00000( Help still needed for Frenchman's Bay Fest Acoustic jam PICKERING - This year's 'There'll also be free windsurf at Cecile's Frenchman's Bay Festival is only a little over a week away but and sailing lessons. if you have a garage band or organizers still need help from the an ethnic display, call Gerry Country public. Caballero at 839-5746. ` The festival kicks off Saturday, June 11 with a street For information on the multicultural presentation, contact Lounge b I dance hosted by the FM -108 Kim McLean at 839-2276. Vendors for an arts and crafts AJAX-PICKERING - You can bring your acoustic Road Show. On Sunday. events include a show and sale should get in touch Maralyn Hedge at 420-7667. { instrument and your best voice to a jam session Knights of Columbus pancake breakfast. a battle of the bands, a with Vendors for a huge garage sale singing at a Pickering nightclub every multicultural presentation, can call Craig Jobin at 839-4689. The Barbara Black Youth Sunday. Cocik's Country Lounge in displays by Durham Regional Police and the Pickering Fire Centre is looking for entries for Picluning will host an acoustic Wildwood Department, and old favorites as the casting derby, pony its three -o -three tour amentnCall 839 6131ball for jam with the Flowers Sundays from 4 to 8 such rides, games and entertainment. more information. p,m.throughout June. Cecile's Country Lounge is at 1010 Brock Rd., Pickering. 'hook No Hans'........... If your night club has live . enl;ertainmeat, such as bands Heron ate's New Hit Comedy or eoa call Al Rivett at 683-5110 to be included in w this entertainment listing. Deadline is Wednesday at dr noon for the Friday paper. •r Wanted: ■ r I "'�' Blue ,ray TiCketS p?, W0al► bm vdW Por to w be NPMMNW CA �eat6794100 t f6alAkh, hiia Dymond and Deborah Dawn Geoc he tf atrlion M �Mtanya0's ''hook Nra Hans" Do you Ilke "Jamas Bond"? If so you'll love "Peter Flstw" In this outrageous comic spy spoof! ing __ Fferonggam Tathird and yof the ofcourse beautiful Is a huge successss M with adios,, comedy, intrigue woman that are any great spy's wademark- We pick up the action In Peter's office apartment in West Berlin of 1985 close to the Berlin Wall where a superior agent digs in on an 11"14mtant mission. Folbwed In succession are Peter's wife, mistress and a voluptuous telegram girl. As you can Imagine confusion, mayhem and hilarity follow. The play runs untN July 3 on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. For reservations call (905) 4723085. Tor) 10 Movie Guide I May 27 -June 2 cantos ntalE we 2 The Crow *** R Adw Los Lots *** I PG -13I Dram I Some I Some 6 Wth Honors 1*** I PG -131 Drama I NOW I Some S. No Escape *** 1 R I Adan I Lots Much 1Nne 10. Clean Slate I** I PG -13I Comedy I Some I Some o RENT 10GET � ) W90 nha� 0 15,000 MOVIES TO CHOOSE FROM i 0 400 GAMES, GENESIS, SEGA, SUPER NINTENDO, GAME ECHAPMENT FOR RENT s .1 A.M, 0 w un 427-s�esi °w "'nt WrfN TW ,W 70 MONDAY - �Ar UJ000-04000000000 00000( SPORTS Teenage track IVHOCKEY and field stars in the hunt for Ontario medals AJAX-PICKERING - Area high school athletes hope to track down medals at the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association (OFSAA) Track and Field Championships at Kitchener's Centennial Stadium Friday and Saturday. The local contingent will be led by Pickering High School which is sending 17 athletes to the OFSAA championships after posting outstanding results at the OFSAA Central Regional Track and Field Championships in Oshawa last week- Athletes eekAthletes from Durham and York Regions, Scarborough and Georgian Bay competed at the OFSAA central regionals. Pickering was sparked by a strong midget contingent at the regionals. Devon Davis earned three gold medals in the 100 -metre race, long jump and triple jump. Kevin Brownie won gold in the 300 -metre hurdles and a bronze in the 100 -metre hurdles. The 4 -x -400 -metre relay team of Bennie London, Kevin Browne, Keith Binns, Devon Davis and Nict"as Thcxnas placed fust. Binns and London also earned their way to the OFSAA championships. Binns was fourth in the 100 -metre hurdles and London fourth in 100 -metre hurdles. Geninne Bridge was third in the shot put. In the senior division, the boys' 4- x -400 -metre relay team of Roscoe Fleming, Dion Trowers, Rodcliff Chung, Maurice Kondell and Kelvin Cumberbatch won the gold medal at the regionals. Trowers was fourth in the 110 -metre htadles, Fleming third in the 100 -metre race and Chung third in the triple jump. In the junior division, Pickering's 4x400 -metre boys' relay team of Dwayne Soverall, James Arnold, Neal Yarde, Louwen Allen and Phil Brady placed third at the regionals to qualify for the provincials. Soverall won the bronze in the 300 -metre hurdles, while Brady was the silver medalist in the high jump. Dunbarion High School's Angela Crraham, a pownial provincial high school track medalist, will again vie for medals at this weekend's OFSAA championships. Graham handily captured gold medals in the SW mewes and 1.500 metres at the She'll be joined at the provincials by school mates Sean Cnossfeld and Jason Corbin, Crossfield struck silver in due Ju nior boys' high jotrtp. while (',orbit won the bm me is the Jtmior aboys' IODinetre race. Dunbanon is also ernleemd in the senior boys' 4 -x- 400 -metre relay at OFSAA after 15oisltiog third at doe rc&nals. St. Mary Catholic Secondary School's Dane Minns will compere in two throwing events at OFSSA after a stellar performance at the regionals. He captured the gold troedal in the senior boys' shot put, ,and earned silver in the discus. Vera Malone won gold the midget girls' javelin and Jeremy D'Oleveira took silver in the junior boys' 30D -metre hurdles. Pine Ridge Secoudary School's Ambely Small placed fourth in the 20D•ntetne race at the regionals. The top four finishers in each event at the regionals quralil'y for the OFSAA championships this weekend. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 3,1"4.1%GE li Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110, fax 683-7363 Teen set for next move to NHL ❑ Ajax's Dave Duerden rated among top six players in OHL draft in Belleville Saturday By AL RIIVEIT srotrrs WEPO rtER AJAX - If Dave Duerden is feeling any nervousness before Saturday's Ontario Hockey League (OHL) draft, he isn't showing it. The 17 -year-old Ajax minor hockey graduate is a virtual lock to be picked in the fast round of the annual draft at Belleville's Quinte Sports Centre by a squad in the OHL, which supplies many players to the National Hockey League. Duerden, who posted a solid rookie season with the Metro Junior `A' Hockey League champion Wexford Raiders last season, is rated as high as sixth overall, and the top left winger available, according to the OHL's Central Scouting Bureau. "I'm a little nervous, but basically I plan to go down there and sit back and let things happen. I'm going to be drafted; it's just a question of where and when, so I'll be prepared for whatever happens," says the 6 3", 178 -pound forward "I'm excited about it, but I try to stay on an even keel. I'm not one to get really excited about anything anyway. I've been playing hockey for 10 years and this is a dream come true.- Duerden rue"Duerden has no preference of which team be wants to play for next season. Hes had visits and phone calls from approximately half of the OHL's teams expressing interest in drafting him. "I'll do my best wherever I end up. Playing hockey is what i love to do and I'm hopeful I can do it well in the OHL," he says. He admits his parents are crossing their fingers he'll be drafted by the Oshawa Generals Saturday because of the proximity to his south Ajax home and the fact Generals' new head coach Stan Butler coached Duerden at Wexford last season. But, he stresses he's prepared to go wherever he's drafted. "My parents, more than myself, would hike me to go to Oshawa. But, it's not a big deal to me to stay home. I'm definitely not hung tip on it. I would enjoy moving away and getting some time to mature," says Duerden. He played all his minor hockey in Ajax, ending his minor hockey stint at age 15 with the Ajax/Pickering Raiders 'AAA' midgets two years ago. He joined the powerhouse Wexford Raiders last season and, in his rookie campaign, scored 35 goals and 55 assists for 90 points in 72 games to help the Raiders win their fourth consecutive Metro Junior 'A' league crown. He credits head coach Butler for getting him to this point in his hockey career. "Wexford was an excellent experience for me. I learned a lot by playing for what is arguably the best junior hockey club in Canada. Mr. Butler has a winning percentage of 800 per cent which speaks for itself. Mr. Butler's ability to develop players to the next level is unrivaled. One of his mottoes is `refuse to lose'. Basically, everyone on that team was in step with it." On Saturday, Duerden will be joined on draft day by his parents, his midget coach Lionel Ingleton (who he credits as his "biggest hockey influence") and by his agent, former NHLer Eddie Mio. This will be Duerden's second time at the OHL draft Last year, he was eligible to be selected as an under -age (16 -year-old) player, but was not drafted in the requisite first three rounds. "That day, I was disappointed but, in hindsight, everything turned out perfect. I wouldn't change a thing." Ajax's Dave Duerden enjoyed a solid year with the Metro Junior 'A' Wexford Raiders Last season. He's rated among the top six players in Saturday's OHL draft. PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 3,19% 9 9 _ 7 is •:'r:�'� � �.s'°�c. ?4 iew, , roi i k i : iH "I 1 *1 "LOADED" Y� 3 TO CHOOSE FROM MAKE AN OFFER Aulomatic. power steering, power braKes. power windows. power door locks 6 power minors. air, tett, guise. cassette. W.S.W. 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D-DAY 50th ANNIVERSARY 1944 * June 6tb 1994 qM408 FAIRALL ST., AJAX ONTARIO US 1R6 T)» Pnnt Canada 683-5500 Next, German reserves in France could number no moi than 12 divisions and lastly d German High Command woul have to be prevented from beir able to transfer troops from ti Russian Front for the first thru days of the invasion. Once the plan was finalized was submitted and approved t the Combined Chiefs of Staff their conference in Quebec i August of 1943. British General Sir Bernar Montgomery was placed in chart of the invasion but along with U.! General Dwight Eisenhower foun fault with Morgan's plan. Thei biggest concern was that a division assault would not b strong enough. So the plan was reworked. No, Operation Neptune, the assau.' phase of the operation, woul comprise a total of 5 British an Canadian Infantry brigades and i Continued on page 14 The Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 322 � a . A frac to REMEMBER and be thankful to the brave men and women of the NAVY ARMY and AIRFORCE of CANADA and all the allied forces who stormed the beaches of NORMANDY, FRANCE that started the final thrust into HITLER'S GERMANY. JUNE 6, 1944 D-DAY PLUS 50 JUNE 6, 1994 The ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION AJAX BRANCH 322 REMEMBERS SATURDAY, JUNE 4: D-DAY PLUS 50 the branch remembers at the legion hall 111 Htmt St. will present music of the 40s and 50s. ADMISSION FREE FREE - D.J. CASH BAR - DANCING 8:00 P.M. TO 1:00 A.M. Open to all Legion Members and guests. SUNDAY, JUNE S: CHURCH PARADE WE WILL REMEMBER THEM" The parade will form up at the Legion on Hunt. St. at 1:00 pm. AND WILL MARCH OFF AT 1:30 P.M. SHARP All veterans are asked to wear their legion attire and modals, associate members are invited to parade. The parade will march to the ST. PAUL'S UNITED CHURCH on Kings Crescent for the church service. refreshments will be served at the branch following the parade. MONDAY, JUNE 6: D -Day PLUS 50 VETERANS REMEMBERANCE DINNER AND DANCE This diimuex dance is open in all Legion members. Veterans of allied fames. members of associate veterans, service clubs and includes the spouses or lady friends. Tickets are available at the Legion office (a $10.00 refundable deposit is requested to assure attendance for catering purposes). A limited nuanber of tickets are available so hurry to the branch and get yours today. REFRESHMENTS AND FRIENDLY CONVERSATION WILL START A16.00 P.M. DINNER WELL BE SERVED AT 6:30 P.M. There will be a guest speaker and este rt i nment. Y The Royal Canadian Legion of Ajax. Otte will be sending six veterans to Ottawa to represent the branch at the All Canadian D-DAY PLUS 50 REMEMBRANCE SERVICE C.W. (CHIC) PRESLEY DOUG HAIGH BILI. PHILLIPS ART CHOMODELEY GEORGE CHAPUT ROD NICHOLSON Royal Can. Navy Army Ta=w Soottlsh Army Service Corp. Army Service Royal Can. Airforce Royal Can. Airforce Two past presidents of the Ajax Legion C.W. Presley and D. Haigh will lay a wreath at the cenotaph in Ottawa on JUNE 6 to remember our fallen contraries. 111 HUNT STREET, AJAX - 683-2927 0 i t, '' extensive air cover, the choices limited falling were to areas between Cherbourg in France and .�-- Flushing in Belgium. Next, a suitable beach had to be found further narrowing the choices between Pas De Calais p' and the Cotentin -Caen area both p, •--"4' `?11gi of which were in France. a> *� While Pas De Calais was only 20 miles across the English Channel and had an ideal beach it was felt the Germans would also draw the same conclusions. F - So even though the Cotentin- - Caen area was further away, the beach was suitable and defenses were light. The target was set. Operation Overlord as it was named would only succeed if t three conditions were met, , ► according to General Morgan. First, German fighter aircraft had to be reduced by major allied air strikes prior to the invasion. Those still with us are 50 years older now. And while there are those wholl try to forget, many others will gather June 6, 1994 to remember that fateful day on the beaches of Normandy. D -Day as it is so well known was the most decisive battle of World War II and was also the greatest amphibious assault in history. On that day and the three months that followed, almost 100,000 Canadians took part in the campaign. Of those brave soldiers, more than 5,000 lost their lives and 18,000 were wounded. The memory of the Dieppe invasion, August 19, 1942, was still on the minds of our fighting men as they prepared for the June 6th invasion. On the Dieppe invasion, the 2nd Division that assaulted the shores of the French town met with overwhelming resistance from the well prepared German forces. Of the almost 5,000 Canadians in the division, 907 were killed, 586 were wounded and 1946 were captured. While Dieppe was a disaster, lessons were learned on how to seize a defended port. On D -Day there would have to be heavy coastal bombardment from the sea and the air before any troops hit the beaches. British Lt. General F.E. Morgan was put in charge of the planning qM DuPont Canada 'Soldiers hit the beaches of Normandy and despite heavy casualties press on to ..*in the most decisive :battle of ;>Wtxid War 11 of the invasion of France. The original date was set for May 1st, 1944. Next a suitable target site had to be selected. It was not a simple process. The invasion force had to be able to disembark troops and equipment directly to the beaches and through the port facilities. They also had to have access to air facilities for the allied air force. But because of the need for Responsible Care' A Total Commitment* Manufacturing in Aiax for over 35 Years Our hearts and sincere gratitude goes -out to every man, woman including all former employees of DuPont who have served this great country. Their devotion and duty does not go ..unrecognized. D-DAY 50th ANNIVERSARY 1944 * June 6tb 1994 qM408 FAIRALL ST., AJAX ONTARIO US 1R6 T)» Pnnt Canada 683-5500 Next, German reserves in France could number no moi than 12 divisions and lastly d German High Command woul have to be prevented from beir able to transfer troops from ti Russian Front for the first thru days of the invasion. Once the plan was finalized was submitted and approved t the Combined Chiefs of Staff their conference in Quebec i August of 1943. British General Sir Bernar Montgomery was placed in chart of the invasion but along with U.! General Dwight Eisenhower foun fault with Morgan's plan. Thei biggest concern was that a division assault would not b strong enough. So the plan was reworked. No, Operation Neptune, the assau.' phase of the operation, woul comprise a total of 5 British an Canadian Infantry brigades and i Continued on page 14 The Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 322 � a . A frac to REMEMBER and be thankful to the brave men and women of the NAVY ARMY and AIRFORCE of CANADA and all the allied forces who stormed the beaches of NORMANDY, FRANCE that started the final thrust into HITLER'S GERMANY. JUNE 6, 1944 D-DAY PLUS 50 JUNE 6, 1994 The ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION AJAX BRANCH 322 REMEMBERS SATURDAY, JUNE 4: D-DAY PLUS 50 the branch remembers at the legion hall 111 Htmt St. will present music of the 40s and 50s. ADMISSION FREE FREE - D.J. CASH BAR - DANCING 8:00 P.M. TO 1:00 A.M. Open to all Legion Members and guests. SUNDAY, JUNE S: CHURCH PARADE WE WILL REMEMBER THEM" The parade will form up at the Legion on Hunt. St. at 1:00 pm. AND WILL MARCH OFF AT 1:30 P.M. SHARP All veterans are asked to wear their legion attire and modals, associate members are invited to parade. The parade will march to the ST. PAUL'S UNITED CHURCH on Kings Crescent for the church service. refreshments will be served at the branch following the parade. MONDAY, JUNE 6: D -Day PLUS 50 VETERANS REMEMBERANCE DINNER AND DANCE This diimuex dance is open in all Legion members. Veterans of allied fames. members of associate veterans, service clubs and includes the spouses or lady friends. Tickets are available at the Legion office (a $10.00 refundable deposit is requested to assure attendance for catering purposes). A limited nuanber of tickets are available so hurry to the branch and get yours today. REFRESHMENTS AND FRIENDLY CONVERSATION WILL START A16.00 P.M. DINNER WELL BE SERVED AT 6:30 P.M. There will be a guest speaker and este rt i nment. Y The Royal Canadian Legion of Ajax. Otte will be sending six veterans to Ottawa to represent the branch at the All Canadian D-DAY PLUS 50 REMEMBRANCE SERVICE C.W. (CHIC) PRESLEY DOUG HAIGH BILI. PHILLIPS ART CHOMODELEY GEORGE CHAPUT ROD NICHOLSON Royal Can. Navy Army Ta=w Soottlsh Army Service Corp. Army Service Royal Can. Airforce Royal Can. Airforce Two past presidents of the Ajax Legion C.W. Presley and D. Haigh will lay a wreath at the cenotaph in Ottawa on JUNE 6 to remember our fallen contraries. 111 HUNT STREET, AJAX - 683-2927 PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 3,1994 Continued from page 13 U.S. Regimental Combat Teams. Also paratroopers would execute a pre dawn raid consisting of 2 U.S. Airborne Divisions on the right flank and one British and Canadian Division on the left. The May 1 date now had to be postponed because of the increased invasion force. So June 5 was selected. The Canadian Division chosen for the invasion was the 3rd, commanded by Maj -General R.F. Keller. They would train under the direction of the I British Corps beginning in Feb. of 1944. After extensive training the Canadians began to move to the southern Coast of England in late May and by June 1 began boarding ships in the staging area. By June 4 they were ready to go. But rough weather postponed the June 5 target date and it was moved to June 6th. So on the 5th at 2 p.m. the ships started moving toward Normandy for their June 6th date with destiny. The plan called for the 3rd Division to hit Juno Beach while the Americans would land at Utah and Omaha beaches. The British would invade Gold and This D.Day Salute was produced by the News Advertiser Ad Department and Sponsors — Sword beaches. high ground west of Caen. Regina Rifles, the Royal Once on the beach the The bombardment began 30 Winnipeg Rifles and a company Canadians and British were to minutes before the invasion and from the Canadian Scottish. drive to the south of Caen and lasted for 15 minutes. Their goal was to overwhelm the capture suitable airfields for the The 3rd attacked on two fronts. beach defences and proceed Americans. The 7th Infantry Brigade landed inland. The D -Day fleet consisted of on Mike sector and the 8th With the 8th were the Queen's more than 7,000 vessels including landed on Nan sector. Own Rifles whose job it was to minesweepers, destroyers, Assigned to the 7th were the secure the beach and seize corvettes and torpedo boats including 110 ships and 10,000 sailors from the Royal Canadian Navy. The airborne divisions armed with only light weapons and little ammunition dropped from the sky in the pre dawn hours and while many were blown off course and were killed or captured enough evaded harm's way to seize key bridges and causeways. Prior to the assault the Air Force and Navy bombarded the coast and targeted bridges as well as radar and communications bases in order to isolate Normandy. To further confuse the Germans a similar bombardment was leveled at Pas De Calais so the enemy wouldn't know exactly where the invasion force was going to hit. The assault of Juno beach called for the 3rd Division to seize an area 10 miles inland with the first day objective to capture the AMERICAN � �..: DIVISIONS ti " -�� BRITISH IL CANADIAN DIVISIONS OSI U German 7th Army � �0 iwiMs LeNew" — Nrllwn TnwdM 1 P� c... too" �h`r I e� I G I THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF D-DAY JUNE 6TH 1944 On behalf of the people of Ontario Riding, I wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to the veterans of the D -Day landings who live in our communities. Your participation in the largest military operation ever undertaken signaled the beginning of the end of tyranny and the li(eradon of Europe. Your determination to preserve freedom was displayed that day on the beaches of Normandy. To those who did not return from battle and to the families of Canada's fallen, we will not forget the supreme sacrifice which was paid in the defence of freedom. From the capture of Vanny Ridge, the D -Day landings and with our peacekeepers in Bosina today, Canada's armed forces personnel have proven their resolve to defend what we hold most dear. The rights and privileges we enjoy today were preserved by Canadians who answered the call to go forward in battle to ensure our country would go forward in peace. Dan McTeague, M.P., Ontario Riding Bernieres while the New Brunswick's North Shore Regiment had to seize St. Aubin. At 8:12 a.m. the Queen's Own Rifles hit the beaches. "A" Company came under heavy fire from an 88mm gun Continued on page 15 J n Honour Those Of W Wfw Served C (D os of hank aff the 7 who fought to and those who sacrificed their lives so that we eoufd five in peace. a D-Ds`lY50" ��I9''ERS�7�' 1944 *,lune 61h * 1994 314 HARWOOD AVE. S., AJAX MANAGEMENT & MERCHANTS Honour Their Service Today we pay tribute to those f who served to keep our country proud and free. In remembering their courage, total commitment and sacrifices, we will strive to never forget the spirit of their' g P _ heroic service. "D-DAY 50"hANTqMRSARr 1944 - JUNE 611- 1994 I 't THE NEM ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 31 lflr-IAGE 1S This D -Day Salute was nrnducad l v the News Advertiser Ad Department and SPw3n a Canadians assault Juno Beach..... Continued from page 14 not shown on aerial photographs. The platoon commanded by Major Hume Dalton was almost wiped out before the gun was destroyed. Of the 30 only 5 survived to go on. "D" Company headed by Dalton's brother Charles landed in front of a German defensive position that survived the air and sea bombardment. Almost half were killed before they reached the sea wall. But before the Germans could kill them all, three men threw grenades inside the bunker killing all of the enemy inside. The tanks of the 1st Hussars of Toronto made it to the shore before the Regina Rifles. This was essential in order to attack the German's 716th Infantry who were left unscathed by the pre dawn raids. The Canadian Scottish met with almost no resistance because navy guns had wiped out the 75mm gun that was guarding the beach. Two companies of the Winnipeg Rifles were lucky but two other companies further to the west met fierce resistance because the enemy suffered few casualties during the earlier Canaidian troops go as ore at Juno Beach At 8:12 a.m. the first Canadians soldiers landed on the beaches o Normandy. They were among the more than 1609,000 troops that invaded the French coast. After the day was over more than 340 Canadians had lost their lives. bombardment. The North Shore Regiment met a strong defense at St. Aubin by about 100 Germans but supported by tanks and a British Assault vehicle attacked and destroyed the enemy's 50mm anti-tank gun but not before it destroyed many of their tanks. By the end of D -Day the Canadians were moving well past the beaches though none of the units had reached their planned objectives with the czception of the 1st Hussars who made it all the way the Secqueville-en- Bessin. There were a total of 340 Canadians killed on D -Day, 574 were wounded and 47 were captured. The Queen's Own Rifles lost 143; The Winnipeg Rifles 128 and the North Shore Regiment 125. But D -Day was a triumph foi the Canadians though a higi price was paid for their success. In total during that day the Canadians and British lander more than 75,000 troops along with 58,000 Americans anc SENIOR CITIZENS ANYONE OVER 55 SAVE MONEY ON AUTO & HOME INSURANCE FOR A FREE QUOTE CALL We at Pine Ridge Insurance would like to extend our heart felt gratitude to the valiant soldiers who took part in the D -Day invasion of Normandy on June 6th, 1944. 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Winning the backyard battle Each spring you wage a kind of war on a seemingly endless, bright green battlefield. The enemy? Stubborn weeds, volumes of clippings and ever-present obstacles. But fear not, for there is strength in numbers and the numbers are on your side - numbers like 45 minutes, 22 horsepower and 38 inches - numbers that can help you choose the proper mower for your fight against lawn care fatigue. Fatigue, after all, is the real enemy. When facing a lengthy list of weekly chores, you want to mow your lawn quickly and easily. So if you're shopping for a new mower, pick a model that can make short work of your yard. Base your choice on your lawn's size and contour. A walk -behind mower will suit your needs it your lawn is one-third of an acre or less. Consider a rear -engine riding mower or lawn tractor if your yard is larger than half an acre and a lawn and garden tractor if you mow more than one acre and want to plow or till a vegetable garden. 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SY 330 CAREER wornan. 31, outgoing shot- e:. affectionate. kwking ler romeriv, OMY-g if good sense of human. casronered, non-emoiw. ler kin in ",e sL^. oarc,rr. x'age .te -vas y romantic dinrW for a relationship. SY 2011113 FRIENDLY tamale. 19, hikes spans any type of music and quot teres, lodag for mein, I M. Whop same star - oft Sy 3N6 P" ARE there any natio in thein sat aft are ookmg for a classy lady with a Fare sores of hrinofr and Taken. who is= good old-fashionedh - --oI leu also ekes to wee and dins. looks good in a sue atd just as good in Inns, a social its 60 and mWdest tmoller. t fo, I m you gin. SY 3m (OfNQ leek"S for b^ d bent Pasta. wan, 3111-45. will good "W of hunou. for poo*b IoWotwhq. By 20111 iULlaqured, while widow, 51, who ekes old country music, cartel Iis11- % casual ditrwt and quill wsWtWs9s and a a anohK, Notion vele. W -M, with similar inters d SY 3379 (0611) PRETTY, full -figured Wulf, 27, with blonde hair. blue all who is easy going, loves camping, long drives, moves, quiet averwge and not into the bar sane, seeking maks, 2634, without dependents, who is loyal, harts and sphinin�S�eceelrnle with similarire lar ereds. SY 2991 661CM wring, very atracbwe, ohm, female, 41, with a great zeal for Ide, Wks 35, fork 25, ougt %wiry, won- derful sense of hurnour, or" amp. ng, boating, fethi g, ranadc am., 9s by the bre and especially country life, seeking attractive. mature, secure man with snn4ar. SY 2111112 (OSIq EUREKA! You found her, she is 41, she enjoys dancing, music and quiet times too. She is affectionate, little romantic, a non-smoker and she Is waiting to hear from you. (Ajax). SY 293 (OSH) PROFESSIONAL. educated, dynamic, m single, while feale, 23, seelung stmnu- labntg conversation with a male who has similar Interests. SY 2044 (OSH) LOYAL, honest and trustworthy, ;Ivorced while female, sly, 546, bkmnde, Rue -eyed. 135 Itis.. non-smoker. social vnker, en crys wdmrg, last ars, Banc. 19 and music, would lie to meet sin• cera, white male, 30-40, with similar ;uaM*s arid rgera ts. SY 2047 (OSIQ ARE you a nxy. very good looking whore male, under 36, Independent •hinker, good attitude, gnat Nae of ^.umorr. enjoy 6e and personal growthl Are you a bit wild with you feel on se :rand'- rm a young 36. 5'1- and shim, with a variety, of interstate, let's take a _Mance. SY 21N (OSH) ANGEL looking for Mr Right to dip my, wm9s. 00 you have the right pair of scssors'r 24-26. SY NN CHRISTIAN lemale. s ogle. sirens, cunt, honest. Le to outdoors and Spots, would like to meat a (htrren maks. 2635. for trio 40 SY 2N1 low KK single mom, hind d aeon play ng mid gems, looking to serrate to WO we. tai IM to Nile a cnn wwn in and 3D's, S9'.. I sopa poetry, gull emwf9n. ouldoon. vow new poo phi, going few places and doing dbr. et things, SY 3M (OSIQ SOCEW, honest, loving. warm and sweat and prony to boal tin looking tit tel spoaai cow fend nn a0. blew. peble. looking !or tai mak for trw* $hV. pauble foto n W . SY 2e3 10" THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 3,1"4 -PAGE 01111111"filealle Qx ty - od-,o dee both Aja-Picioering News Advsrftw (6433110) and Os dm*Whilb-CMlringf�or� Thio i416� 79d-7672 Combined PNWW Of 103,000 @my Fries A /,VENIN ' W wwlm ffi %' ' : ! .::: ff�`J..`% � ... ... �. ! f/iii : ff f/�:�':. - .. �f.•.. 100 100 Careers 100 1110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help Looking to the Future? EDS Canada is looking for bright, energetic professionals who enjoy winning in a competitive marketplace. Some of our opportunities in Oshawa include: programmer/Analysts with C/UNIX experience to work on a large real-time', 'mission -critical' project. Experience with INFORMIX, Open Interface or Visual Basic would be considered assets. programmer/Analysts with Cobol, IMS, PUI, DB2 experience. Maintenance or development experience, good interpersonal/tearnwork skills required. DBA's with experience in DB2, Oracle, INGRES or INFORMIX. Good communication skills and some travel required. Send your resume in confidence to: EDS Canada, Staffing Services 1615 Dundas Street East Whitby, Ontario LIN 7S6 Ens it air equal oppraem q srwPloyer EDS is a aspacmd trade nazk of Electronic Dna Systmr Coeporsoan INSURANCE BROKERS ff you are R.I.B.O. Registered, with at least 2 years experience, energetic, enthusiastic, and genuinely like sales and dealing With people, we would like to hear from you. We are Grey Power Insurance Brokers Inc., a vigorous, fast - paced and rapidly growing brokerage looking for brokers to work in our sales unit. Please forward your resume to: Kelly Aytwln Grey Power ktsuMFWG 37 Sandiford Dr., Suite 202, Stouffville, Ont L4A 7X5 or FAX to (905) 415-9795. Please no phone calls. CAREER OPPORTUNITY Now recruiting ambitious see - motivated people interested in an earnings opportunity of $25,000 - $45,000 +. We offer incentives. ff you have a desire to succeed and a positive mental attitude call 723-3411 for a personal interview. Car required. ADVISOR REQUIRED For busy GM dealership in Stoultville Call Christine 110 owWM Help 110 GOWS" al1a111111. Trti v a lwft laysigh FirNM t1Mli --ad-lad SASE d Fit -!.r Emwlpfbe� 110 General Help MODELS NEEDED Fettlale Apes 12-26 EARN EXTRA INCOME Travel to exciting cities: New York, Paris, Wan can to Comuki tion 430-5715 required t0 hover maternity leave. Retail experience is essential. per�ly In s1 W"EUMSR3 o -Ur- ff CEWM 11N 1EBWKM NudeY to wok Iola$ hate of ft For an apporltnlent cd 43-2M. Busy salon seeking ex- perlenced hair stylbt with a professional and aonathltled attitude. OfMrb9 .-I a► ,-- -- - - -- - ORGANIST Choir Oiecfor W PERSONAL Assistant - eft- Dotuntlles mo expand your d � mai*mt n. Fm6g quired for Brooklin United pa>#g Furrow Company b tent base as wall m World Church. 2 meamal bIP organ. cased in WhAby inquires hadli a pleasant and fdrle� aximic1I lbowd, 4� Vain. 7a 20 mertber adult choir. Apply: organized College Graduate amgt01. Helen Alves. 44 Pkw Point W" excalent jorrim mnieallon apply to the Oshalra Grin Flair 24 Lane. Port Perry. L9L 184 and Computer skills. Horth StYlat• 728.1823 ask for Mary or C1 00 his (060794) computer and automoblb a Lina ) INVITATION TO BID BIDS For services listed below, addressed to the: Distribution Manager Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Avenue, Ajax, Ontario L1 S 21-15 will be received until June 10, 1994. Contract commencing July 1/94. Work consists of counting, bundling, and delivering papers, flyers, catalogues and other products, wrapped in plastic to specific drop locations. Deliveries to be completed within 1 1/2 hours after receiving products. For more information, contact the Distribution Manager at the above address. Lowest or any bid not necessarily accepted. Tim Horton's - Pickering Requires FULL-TIME NIGHT MUFFIN BAKER 11 p- m. - 7 a.m., Sun. - Thurs. Experience an asset - we wig train 831-1971 _J EARN $SS AT HOME we pay you areclly to assemble our products year round. Far deenvelopttwis send self addressed stamlped LEISURE TIME MANUFACTURING 16715-12 YonBe St. sulte 344 Newmarket„ Ontario. Lax 1 X4 EXCPTING CAREER IN HEALTH AND FITNESS INDUSTRY. Highly motivated, sales orientated applicants only. Good comm lnkahon skills an asset. Fax resume to )33¢5992 M you w a WAIUIR. ulda �mdnp kldMdliel i b ante lar a MIIIOr a 12 boor 111111811111 iii 1imp3 t94 radia Wdi !& Wesly dhw Sr. MN Pk. Isllrl lana i ns. @ 4*4W 0029 (i900.OQh anal Full Time SWISS Part tine to almoll stere needed. wishing to earn start rlmorm.tr should apply. mud taw I.leadty n0 nNS call 427-2977 Ask for 8101. PICK N GO TAXI Requires Drivers Full or Part-time Call 686-1515 JOB OPPORTUNITY MUSIC FOR YOUNG CHILDREN Do you enjoy young children? Do you have a musical background? MUSIC FOR YOUNG CHILDREN (M.Y.C.) could be the job for you. Music teachers are needed in your community with Grade 8 Piano and Grade 2 Theory. This is a dynamite maleic program designed for young children ages 3 and up. it includes Theory, Singing, Ear Training and Keyboard. This Canadian program is designed to be taught in your home to small groups of children, accompanied by a paref1t' d you are interested in teaching this program on a part-time or full-time basis, please call Barb Greer, 705-292-9961 for details of upcoming training 9 sessions. "ERIENCED FULL TIME LINE COOK required.. Must be well groomed and eager to work as part of the team. Call Mary 723-4176• Day Care 160 care 165 Wanted Available IF your ',ove ,-r firer a -C are ab.e I nave MOTHER 3f 2 or'er 19 oaycare weekdays 'rem 6:30 am. 10 6 .o Start ,mmeaatey trim a posmon for your. Our boys are p.m. Asterences available. apes 3 6 5. hours Mon -Fn. 9-5 Comer BrociuMammng. Call p.m. References a must. 430-1736._(060794) RocaVta groan' Please ,yl 424 DAYCARE ava�labie in ny- 2127 for interview. (0605A4) tkonr..espp,s,by mgt W want - TED live in toddler/ utg to baby" 6 mwxhe and up. PART -w days. 1,a seGeeners WAN W,mors. careglvw, first ad. westneyiHwy 82. (90S) 683 - 8}waned. war. ad.Work on a tear. rust Cpq. nu,,y n Tagyog(IlocOnO 8578. (060594) have drivers /cense. Cam 688- a, amet. Cal Leo Durno. (�) DAYCARE openrgs available , 075. (060394) 420-3838 l,w, initgs. (06039.4) ,, my home, ages 2 and over. 120 Office Help Largo terovi yard. meals and Day Care S,,,a,a provided. Located .0,. 165 Call Ronnie. tirnancuti assistance or l you are . Available 'hickson area. MIA 7rs, 564. (oeo9�4) CURRENTLY aecn.,t ng to, operatoaleexperienced mo.nd. semporary ntw with r. w lounge, awnigs. Call Sara starting EARN A GOOD swecaro Word P~ 5.1. A" recruiting word ertect 5. with va"cO W i7 .7,.`s. Ing assistance. DIPICERT.. INCOME FROM advance ,1. a Lotus. Mcrosom word t Excel. Minimum 3 years hands Latus, woirdpsrtect. D -Baas. word. Accpac. Bedford. YOUR OWN HOME experience. Send resume to to: Aucad. Ventura Pagartaltor• to house keeping and cooking. The Minos Group, 71 Abe" St.. Oshawa. Ontano. LIH 4R 1. Harvard. Corel. Computer Programming and Systems Was Watch Private Home Dey Care Is looking for Ouse Fie 00531. NO PICS 014 Anallyst. Cobol Pascal and C. mature MWAO indMdlr"1 ad in providing ude pic. (060094) cri Phsep. Quark Empress and esho are in their own home. Hee•16M �EBrLYI tlonM. alp mat r1ouWpd din..I,:1L I* ,-in li I'jp a>gIMIM10a 11a06aiMy. Can 1.6�/i41771i EXL to • EXPERIENCED tui tirrn dental receptionist needed for busy pr-ventrtiw dMtal prMics. Computer experience neoesitary. Autopra PION red - Pismo reply in otinf'd•^a to File *7015. P.O. Box 481. Oshawa. Ont. LIH 7L5. (080794) 4W"""7 we othr -Full training and ongoing - Payment for statutory support holidays . Necessary equipment for - Payment for the first 5 children 6 weeks and older days of a child's illness • Full insurance coverage For friar 1 nbrmabon cal: IF you are single or a algia "(P-4816 parent or separated or divorced holds up to 5 bikes. al saes. Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) with three years work We ertpMwtos. you may quality for needed for private members weekends and Two pipe bwxw for aktamuo- ties exhaust. Cal days 905.916- tirnancuti assistance or l you are . BRAND new u scanty Beach Comber I tot Tub, $3500 ob.0. MIA over 45 and have ramody been am. -4 pm. (060296) beautiful line of quality Canadian thistle Ingeris ttuouph lounge, awnigs. Call Sara starting laid on. you may quality for lram a IcansaC Agwc Ing assistance. DIPICERT.. 2779 or Mr. Mitch@&. 8145180 V at. North York M2N 8L9. «t9• P.O. aox 481. LIH 71.5' (000794) Latus, woirdpsrtect. D -Baas. word. Accpac. Bedford. oamts G student available for axrumer child care will do'i9l'< 2 1 0 Fla mm Aucad. Ventura Pagartaltor• to house keeping and cooking. L Harvard. Corel. Computer Programming and Systems CPR and Drivers License. Re/ersnom awilable. Cas. Milo DIMINGROOM suite, reithter Anallyst. Cobol Pascal and C. at 905.4245151. ( WWQ dtairs. hutch a bullet. $450. Phsep. Quark Empress and esho Bring Town lability and responsibility a Soft and chair $250. Q»en Illurstrator. Durham Business DAYCAIE for your school aped size sofa bad ti?25 Phone 427- Comp AW Collage, 427-010. duild, outings, nttrAotn kwwhss 6793 ally 6 PJhti fes) (TF) and snacks. Receipts given. Beginning the end Of school. WHITE Mdrr hanikae6 double liseditond. hI alae derc. No Salo H01111111$OOOd aria Cala x27-0810. bade chair. and tabM $1fi6. 130 Agaft -KJDa KAMP- daycare plus. 4266864. 106010q 1.4 6.29 area 11162690601. (060304) area. tutoring, computer training. 2 L31 -g 90Sa31.9655 baween 6-9 0.m LT.a, needs seaaerhed casco- sora f., Waft. crate' Ages 1-14 years. Fatsly Ral8L For 220 For Sok this salsa rap. for Oshaara o18os. teormabon, call 42D43t4 lanae ,,,assays. ( omm) SLATE pool table• all aace$eerim /loos Bed *eat owrr n..d apPlY• AnYllrlla 0 1ELtASLE mother with IJrwver- barstools. 'e0f41pe t1'ar stools. con► 3648 (0111101W) airy Deg r». CPR. First Aid. Ducar table.a' chair. T.V. NONTGAGEAGENTSwanled- available July/Aug- Wealthy carriage, sliding door with must be arperierhoe ane naso lunches. snacks. Retsrerhoes. Mrdeane desks. 430 -/4th alar own clientele. Excellent fee SM2291 after 6 p.m. (0805•) 6 p.m. (010004) saiudkas, VTS IRMNG INC. Ajax. (905) 619.9690. (060106) Employ 170 o�anted 16'XT S" garage door. asking $1 firm. Call 623-7952&_ ar AMAZING 8 yeold -,POW is expanding. Generate on- going and growing moony ssF CASUAL office help avaiibla, Cp1/S4RUC111uN going out of business sale - building inv ,raw pit month of June -August. Unkw- city student with experiNhoe. malarial$. 29 Cigas Rd. stroma a buyers re and es. camnnm 05) buyers and sellers Cal (905) Cal (�) 5092680. (010:1114) Cowdco. 433 2156 Mon - Fd. 420-M71w debtiis. (080804) AJAX Pkksrmp Appliances - no 21 Flea IAae rieRr uaramteed. econditi onlkedly guaranteed. 135 Skilled Help appliances. Come mak. us a •RAND NEW Bicycle rack, deal 427.8784. 467 Wlastney MANAGER Fast Food - dolitill• most. FWxble hats in- DRYERS required tel and pall VIcTORMN Laos Li go Inc. MATURE short order cook holds up to 5 bikes. al saes. Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) - Oshawa Cly Centre, aowun- eluding over and Please send a. Film tdrns, day and nigh shltlm City New company requires widsNAeass TaxL 579.9310 9 represeraatiws will ear to sell needed for private members weekends and Two pipe bwxw for aktamuo- ties exhaust. Cal days 905.916- durable. grey. polyethylene. col pat - 3 tL x 10 in. $47 plus BRAND new u scanty Beach Comber I tot Tub, $3500 ob.0. tabllty and responsibility a nkat. Resume tax to 416229• weekends• 87014. Oshawa This Weak. Oshawa. Ont. am. -4 pm. (060296) beautiful line of quality Canadian thistle Ingeris ttuouph lounge, awnigs. Call Sara starting 0074 evenings 905-786.2187. ( ) taxes. Cal (905) 683-9921• Paid $7000. call 905.139.6 5. 2779 or Mr. Mitch@&. 8145180 V at. North York M2N 8L9. «t9• P.O. aox 481. LIH 71.5' (000794) CAIIVASSER'8 needed to see reef cards in Oshown. Whit- horns parties. Ful a part time. greeting 723-9234. (061294) Monday morning. 72&1627. (0609941 LATHE Operator - rmimum 12 mATERBhe super single. nester. drawee, ab- rn FORMAI Glass Top marble ro se Table with mock merble base ( 4) MANAGER - Fall Food - Pick- Centre, accoun• . by and Ajax. Musa have car. paid 723-9234.(080794) BLACKJACK dealers needed. SALESPERSON . Menswear• year experience Iotibing work owns miling experience. able to king $175 o.b.o. CheaecOW i $160 pits 6 chairs, $1000. 9054KW 7526 905-03947". EXPERIENCED MLM'ers ,canted les distribution of Hrhe Bring Town lability and responsibility a daily. with or without experience. WANTED ' *in t aregMer for profeabnal training avalablm. must be experienced. Full time l For more map bkwprint, do own set -Up, Paid chair. 4 cushions. rust o b o. 8M14434. (0105•) or (06059* REFRIGERATOR - 1 t 2 year la=•l•rygold amid ,ga,tp„da, must. Resume tax 416-229- 2779 or Mr. MlehM, 8145160 83 year old male. Knows to Earn $10.20 per hour. Guaran- i n P i e k e r n 9' information. Please call 905 work to find tolmrancrb -0. Scarborough LARGE utility trailer with old, taking white. Cal No monthly quous. Lffe loop Yongs St. North York M2N 6L9. T Lots d Patlmnae Placam�l' 435 8199. 4242797. (060994) 1.4 6.29 area 11162690601. (060304) area. Ifeerhse, $150. Cal 663-4303 L31 -g 90Sa31.9655 baween 6-9 0.m residuals. weekly PaY�u•th• ar� Yam Cal 4274M. ) Cal (906) 430-0736. (080794) M60994) „ . . . , r , • , .. • PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER F-RIDAY, JUNE 3,19% Discover a hidden treasure of your own! FREE YARD A GARAGE SALE SIGNS with your advertisement To place your Garage or Yard Sale _ advertisement call 6110 YARD SALE Saturday, June 4th, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. 26 Gilmour Dr., Ajax Household goods and crafts. 10 HOMES GARAGE SALE Ritchie Ave. (Westney & Hwy. # 2) Sat., June 4, 9 a.m.-3:00 p.m. GARAGE SALE Sat., June 4th, 7s3o ante. -2:30 p.m. 1845 Roserhank Rd. N-, Pickering Memorabilia and treasures of days gone by. GARAGE SALE Sat, June 9Lh, 9:00 am. -3:00 p.m. 1 Latham Crt., (Monarch & Frazer) New & used. GIANT STREET SALE Panter Cies., Ajax (Finley, south of Westney) Sa1L, Jrase 4, • an -2 )gnaw. You want it, we got it. GARAGE SALE Saturday, June 4, 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. 1526 Silverspruce Dr., Pickering (Fairport to Glenanns) Lots of bargains. E MMUSE - Ca.ee is ur Yard sale day 10 a m. - 3 p.m - Rain or Shine SdneedytodW*rMceramicbeque.Bring eM Eur already great Picea Expires duns4.undary Rd., Unit 3, Oelwrs, 725-6709. MOVING SALE Sat, June 4th, 8:30 a.m. 1587 Heethside Cres., Pickering (Dixie, Glenanna ora) VCR, pictures, coflso maker, TV i much more. ANNUAL STREET SALE Cortez Ave. In Baytidgss Follolr signs Saturday, June 4.9 am_ - 3 pm. Raindate Sunday, June 5194 220 Articles 220 Fm `c waws CARPETS - kMs Of cer9 1 IW% SRM FURNrrU tE . Why ffo-. now Stain release carI pay retail prices? One of on hand. I will car; 3 rooms, Ontario's oldest and largest 5349.Pnce includes carpet, manufacturers is now __u premium pad, expert direct to the public. Eg. oak istolaton. faro delivery. flee psdostat table with 0-w "L and Olbrnmim (30 yards). Nono.an, 4 Windsor chairs. $799 - Ir oats 96 82314. (083004) double pedestal oat ext. and 6 JBFFICE furniture, two nearly d'ilers• $1429. Cannonball beds, ,rip disks. chows. couch and MO.Over 20 shin choices - a8 chair, coffee and end tables. Solid- no viewers - Traditionalmuch more. Cal 721-2805 or Woodworking. 906-9e5-8774. OM4and have mftsape- COMPUTERS - 386 Resale CorPap aorrpiele guararwwW BEAUVIFUL 5 pos. black fac. systems with VGA, limited quoor I I -- n suite, indudss supply. $555. Ot erresab sys- brand new mattress, box tems available. Computer spi.gs. Excellent no-. IN, No Clearance Centre. 097 -3059 - Paid $3000.. asking $1700 (000394) 9.13.0• CAN evena.ps (90) 721- MASHERS, dryers, fridge. 153. (0eam) stove. now and reconditioned. /80-32 above round Pool. lits $225 and up fa recd ndkiawd one yew old. - 1;' - dock. v ash@M $175 and up for recon - $600 o.b.o. Call 6e8-9332. dliorwd dryers. $175 and up for Foam) reconditioned fridges and ANTIOUEmingle 6r.i1p sal 7 stoves. Also coin operated pco., needs to be Winishod. Slopwasher and dryers. j 750 o.b.o. Call 432-3363. Appliances. Furniture and Appliances, 227 Court St., Oshawa 5767449. (060394) SHEDS - quality barn style DURHAM Top Soi - we fir. sheds. buil on site. axe. $549, Pe Loam, Triple Ma. Sand. GST nndudad' Display al Lyra' Screenings, Gravel. Pickup bird Lumber, Kingston Rd., product, S2/bag. 427-0403. Pick -rig. Or call 906509-4961. M62394) (062394) BOXES of boys baby clothes ()CANTIC ApplianceClearance y0- toys, Medd . (Now and rebuilt) Prices dress. cabinets oomph" . slashed, rebates offered on eight below. tappliances.m sal studs. corner quality . Visit Hanks bead. vinyl cover and glue. 8 ft. for best prices. quality, warranty ladder. Pa lights. cam« tile. and service. Honk's ADWirlcas, blaphone wire. 905.8669421. 191 (floor St. E. tie (behind 10607941 MUN*Kh), Oshawa. 726-4043. GARAGE SALE SAT, JUNE 4, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. 57 CARR DR. (Hwy. #2/Chapman) Exercise bike. fishing rods, household items. MULTI FAMLY STREET SALE SAT., JUNE 4, 9 a.m. (Rain Data Juno 5) TOYNEVALE RD. AT ROSEBANK RD. S. (First block south of 401, off Rougerriount) Housewares, clothes, baby Mems, gas mower. weeder, wood Plus more MEDLEY LANE ANNUAL STREET SALE SAT. JUNE 4, am 4 p iRam Dace Sun ,lune 5) (Rands PAVWestney S.) Torts of Bargains TRASH, TRINKETS and TREASURES STREET SALE SAT., JUNE 4, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Archer DrJBryant Rd., Ajax EARLY BIRD CATCHES THE BARGAINS STREET SALE. COOMER CRES. SAT.. JUNE 4. 7 a.m. - 2 p,m GIANT STREET SALE SAT., JUNE 4, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. (Rain Date sun., June 5) RATHMORE CRES. (Dire a Hwy. m Lots of Bargains - Everything Must Go GARAGE SALC SAT, JUNE 4 A SUN., JUNE 5, 9 am_ 136 CHATFIELD DR., AJAX WESTNEY HEIGHTS AREA To Advertise Your Yard Sale In This Spot Call 683-5110 STREET SALE SAT., JUNE 4, 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. BALATON AVE, PICKERING (S of Kpost.o, bstaean Liverpool a Sturdy Beach Rd.) later um +PL sin waherwryar HUGE STREET SALE Sat., June 4 9 a.m. 1915 Denmar Rd., Pickering Something for Everyone (Rain date: Sun., June 5) GARAGE SALE SAT., JUNE 4, 9 A.M. 97 ROLLO DRIVE, AJAX We've got it all!! OLD and NEW STREET SALE UP TO 45 HOMES SAT, JUNE 4,8AJL-2P.IL ANDREA RD., AJAX (South fend of Harwood) GARAGE SALE 1641 MDDLETON ST., PICKERNG Brock RdAAYjor Oaks SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 9 A.Y. - 3 PJL BBQ, doors. baby cWhes, tori. crb. swig, stroller books, etc STREET SALE HALLER AVE., PICKERNG (2 Streets S. of Bayty off Liverpooq SAT, JUNE 4, 9 A.M. - 3 P.Y. ?ods, furniture dishes. antiques For rnlormaton call 4204344 CONTENTS OF HOUSE SALE SAT a S(BL, JUNE 4 i 5, 10 Alt - 5 P.1L 1259 ABBEY RD. (Enclaves of Yaple Ridge) Liverpool Rd. N. of Finch Antiques. Dellores chaverfeid sone. beioon furnttae, odds a ends (905) 420 -SW MULTI -FAMILY GARAGE SALE SAT, JUNE 4, 9 A.M. AMBERWOOD CRES. in Foxholow Appliances, baby furnishings, camping equipment• ski dottung. brei and much more. GARAGE SALE SAT., JUKE 4, W P.Y. 1511 BOYNE CT. (WMea RdhMghview) K,ds', toys, clothes, playpens, stroller. crib, car seats, household items a 1978 Corvette. 220 or 220 FkorktWs .230 -FREE vaget" bed older at TOP Son, triple rnic, incest+- - Oil Willi Saw Jor wk. Also idem so VW* tri do h9ueeit0ld afd yard taste It1I110ya1 "I Mimi kdK fAAle CatYst and 4 Also fAMMr, M9 trod and neaw Ch/, e$e, Sir_ at I-. .. Rlyt TOP Sol. bugle mix. Ilrr mmm Cal (90 5) wmw.irgs and said for sols. Also man wNh truck will do PIANOS/GRANDFATHER household and yard waste CLOCKS - Tmnwvdow Savings removal at reasonable rafts. "Wel dasar I piano crab. Call M 9•98670?a. (001794) Pirwa pees b ta^ apt she. PATIO Doors. 6 ft. Thermal upright, grand, digital. Guard. NOyaarastodr,while or keyboards. CLOCKS - "no broom.. 29 left. $525 takes N delivery and set up). Telep home. Cash and tarry. Cal Bub, Piano Woks, 4331491. (TF) 4332537 or 7264537. (080504) HAIRDRESSING starter kit, CARPET - I havw savw w 1Iow $450. 9862182. (061094) yards at pow SU*wnmow and LADY'S damwnd ring, 1.09 at. 100% nylon carpo' M rerpst Clardy S12 Color 1. Appraised, your living room and hal for $12.000. Sell $3795, never $299. Price i ckxho i Pod worn. 427-2000. (061604)and installation. -30 yards'. SAWS, (906) 432-8244. (TF) SOFA lewd, $100. Smaller fridgeWEDOM Draft and veil tins and own, $150 pair. 4x8 bort _ 25RI 14- wfean $mag (P2- 9-10. long trairt. bead". Smith Corona personal word Dodge1 S) lies and ' 43 rims, processor, two yew old. $300. Dodgw a Ford, $250. 432-7131 Toddler bed. SM. Call 897. after 5 p.rrn. (0603911 0037. (000004) pNNG room sal, Ike new, 1R BLACK leather furniture. oouch price. Other household Nems. and bveaeal. Looks brand new. 430 1955. (060994) Mop she in a hurry. Cal 436 - JUDY'S Bridal Rental. aflor- 7126, (060794) dable ed ' gowns Will. large sele ion d sayer m styles. Call Judy (gas) 479- FAX US YOUR AD 4702. (080794) 579.2238 STREET SALE DYSON RD. (RougemountirHwy. #2) Sat., Juno 4, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m - led280 Lost & Found LOST -brown black nob tabby cat. earth Ajax area Who blue co8r, rnarrw iso 'Tiger USED SKATES atHOCKEY ECX PWNT wnolt shone GOLF SETS FOUND - R.daw I - we barb WE PAY CASH cal' a mOrds a one Peer old, 683-3476 " hair. Found now, 401 420-23-2 A01(F0RLARAY08JAW 1080084) tl$�wrso Old ad mique luntilue, adnwhelthta tOOWill dek mill; tj9MdphsO ataNm.t>rla, ANr10lIE3 WANTED - Walt Disney Client OW-) Cal 686.27M (080304) WANTED - appliances. iwalting or not. Fridges, aian war, ws.om dryars. Also wanted. pick up truck. 1985 or newer. Reasonable. (905) 4274890. WANTED - Leaf and Blue Jay Tickets a fans value. Cal &ogee at 579.4400. ext. 207 (TF) WANTED- phones from the Ad- vantage phone system mwdal a CK 111. Pleme Call 5794400 tial for U. (TF) OLD and good used cartorm, goad, sterling, optical instrument, jewellery, watches, old china and glass, antique furniture. 432-1678.(060794) �wwaswsy s L OVW&Vost Phone 906s3as7B9) ftM Yaw waft fab iwWM $8ss weaDDOGGIE DOOLEY PET WASTE DIS- POSAL SYSTEM. 9 am. - 9 P.M. 7 dayahsosk. Call 723- 5413 235413 or 194-8782. $2Ao a0 rsih ad. (W) THE PET NETWORK has a variety of puppies arm mature dogs awlable now, for adaplfon. Occasslonal foster homes .needed. Please cal 721-1304. Moos") INAII-Pe puppy, 12 weals. lr. dudes Vary kennel and other aocassories. 6500. Cal 937. 2114. (000394) TEAM Obedience. next classes (Puppy 8 Novice) starts June 16 and 18. Evening and Saturday doom available. Smog chasm guaranteed. Call 430-0025. (080794) HUGE STREET SALE GATES CRES. - BARBOUR CRES. - ATKINSON CRT. COMPLIMENTS OF MARY ROY REMAX FIRST REALTY LTD. 831-3300, 686-3330 GARAGE SALE SAT,, JUNE 4, 8:30-3 P.M. 34 SAYOR DR. off Delaney Baby items and much more. MULTI -FAMILY STREET SALE BOLLAND CRES., AJAX SAT., JUNE 4,8-3 RK Lots of bargains! MULTI -FAMILY STREET SALES ANGUS DR./BARNES DR., AJAX SAT, JUNE 4,9-3 PAL Lots of bargains! HUGE CONTENTS SALE 31 BARR RD., UNIT $4 (Comer of Barr/Westrtey Rd. S.) SAT, JUNE 4,10-5 P.M. Daily 10-6 pm. FurNture, antiques, eft. SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! - GARAGE SALE AR 20 i 30 ALLD AVE, AJAX SAT, JUNE4, 9.3 PM. Sofa microwave, lamps, coffee maker, various children items, great cottage stuff. To Advertise Your Yard Sale In This Spot Call 683-5110 300 " 300 A" 110-0 frM►Cury Sable fo'4, tiny 1987 NISSAN NX, 1 -lop. 18 09JxX$ kine, h4y bedsd air valves. radio. opo. tmedffs0 lead new babes. price $1329e. $4900. Also 1942 BUICK Te ephone 905-888-9054 LESABRE, as is. 5580. Cal 18811 Cavalor, two door 59,000 72&Mft (Oa079 ) kms . ,*'-.Z22 pookelik sxoe4 IMChwy Nova. 5 ipaad, dire oor.d8iort Se9M OWWAd 163,000 kms., excellent o.b.o. 19" Cavamw 224. 5 10 11 $1500 ab s Cal 906 fid. txf.00D lons- 6L lint 837-1710. (090794) 13}0661, 09=6) lase Plymouth Horizon, Leel Cavaler, 4 deer. a". $1500. good condition. IIB 000 kns., amid m osarslK 5 pilge Call 905-420 4185. air. six - t- condition. Vary aoee4) Clear.. runsroot. 1M< Acadian, *a door lialick Slim ow1W ab o 49-•1787. sue, 1i. hell tsM stay laarbh: 11981 Chow Luning, 8 cylhdw,S 9Oado^ ; 61-4EA air. otrtasd 1991 Food Temps 4 door. air. OWWA . ttle7 coed (060984) E150 cargo van. low kms.. 1ea4 Cavalier Wagon. new ot.rl0ed. Net's Anq ase4m moor, bookoc uncehlelsd. Solt) 0-432-7531. pa0994) m 11, 5600.986210L pe0794) 1M0 Ford Tawas LX loadwd. tem Honda Prelude. 5 speed. power 8-0001. climate carinal. crams, surwol. csol0 - lra► heated why • M may. ria in good condition. Sa 00. n. $9750 ob.o. 19M Chrysler rust $28Cal i me lls, eft. 3 We. �. good cordift will9712 pe0M4) coniy, $7300. Talsph.00w 434. IMS Mazda RX7, 5 speed 5626. (000794) msrms! transmission, odo" $tie Blue Pasioc Fi sliver mat' absolutely mitt door. S speed. low krrs.,'hrueltoo oftshy' showroom condition. be seen. 52996. Cal Jack lu ogre/ soe rove, loop be 6064044 aIle- 8 m ( ) set Truly 01111 kid Adding .a" P• (080994) $6900 lint Phone 725.086E 10" Buick LeSabrs, auto, after 5 p.m., ask for John. loaded. 90.000 kms., good 1982 Honda Accord, now paint, condition. $6900 certified, sunrod, many new pans, asking $6500 uncemMled. 683-0734. $1300 o.b.o. Call 432-2328. 5110? CadiNic L.4speadi q, trang a• 1979 Ford Thunderbird, good maintained with TLC, fully loon. run good, workshop loaded, power sunroof. Cal 721. manual, tow hitch, etc. $800 2132. (080704) ob.o. 905-839.0913. (080594) F D NE RD rud(s KEN'S TOWING MUM 686.9153. (060394)smokers. pals. Cal 4o4-0001. (080794) AJAX - Southeast, one bedroom �KERNill - Whites/401, one 743 - 686-0845 Weekdays $525 lrudus". Cal 683.7271 (080794) THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 3,1994 -PAGE 2r Auronloa Aum Parts a 340 400 400 Rod 400 -A Raw 400 "Q"For 400 For "em 400 A Rent 300 For Serle R21,s separate side entrance. (905). 837.6635. (080994) mern n Oshawa. upper floor d BUIeIG for cert near Whit - 427-4704. ( ) Bebee or Bob. 416.296.3993. AUDI 5000. alawrear- power windows. power Ming. no age 360 Pontiac Works rabtalt. Arc 6' goo krrn stria reblri6. b very good running condkfon, PICKERING Villa a •one AJAX bright 2 badroorrn bass- 9 merit apartment. separate bedroom basertwr aparlmgnL P AJAX - two bedroom �er'en' 80wt torr• eePeraN antrums shared laundry. 3 PCs. bath, AVAILABLE in Whitby apart- Oshawa - 639 Cuban St., two $675 monthly, first) OSMAWA - large bright two rill sMfn P�" spew and utilities. FrWlaM, rust, immaculate condition. $2000. Call (905) 697-0468. SPWN $2500 m rebuilt. M� be available July 1.4 pce both, h/17 erMrarnce• v'd o Walk-in closet. No pets/ paAttng, appliances. Avertable 33 & 77 FALBY COURT references. $678 per month. Cal 4306952. Building ar 25 _ LEASE own er 1 sesn. Will (lrovde proof of work. Cal Sing. 725891 t or Dahaney, kitchen, separate entrance and smokers. $635 plus. tirstAasL parking. no pets. $550 Inclusive. 429.9214. (060794) July. $725 Inclusive. Lynne. 428-9766. (080504) �s,,�w,a..��,.,��....., 2 cit 3 uGtAvumrw apartments N $army Ma St. (061694) 1965. $345 down, n0 irerest, rot checks. 666.7428. (TF1 430-8709. (080504) 831.2941. (060794) COURTICE . new large two WESTIEY HMO area • one f,nrrrtn btAdng. Air condtlonll'Ig, m, AJAX - spacious it* lirlighngd basomern aiprerent, sspsraae credit �N'� * CIeS 355 """7► AVAILABLE immediately -ons bedroom lower apartment, bedroom apartment, north approx.quireloon sq.n., bedroom basement apart rrasnt cern. separate «,tread. non 2 appliances, laurift fadities entrance and kitchen. laundry. 305 wanted July 1, $695. Larry 905 -509 - Oshawa, near Hospital. Laundry monthly. cable facilities, $580 including utuitiee. mailable July 1 smoker. 427 f underground Appliances. parking, bus. cable. VNage location. Non F D NE RD rud(s KEN'S TOWING MUM 686.9153. (060394)smokers. pals. Cal 4o4-0001. (080794) AJAX - Southeast, one bedroom �KERNill - Whites/401, one 743 - 686-0845 Weekdays $525 lrudus". Cal 683.7271 (080794) AJAX - Harwood/Bayly. one -Na bedroom basement apartment. 905839-9627. (060794) if For bedroom basement MarU►eM. entrance, parking. p P g• lauy, available immediately. mm . Coon available J.ne. 1800 monthly inclusive. Laundry facilities. 8:30 a.m. -4.30 p.m 41 O crit suitable to 1. Non smoker, no pals. FiniWast, $525 Inclusive. nary use d backyard. $605 plus utilities. First/last. Call separate side entrance. (905). 837.6635. (080994) mern n Oshawa. upper floor d BUIeIG for cert near Whit - 427-4704. ( ) Bebee or Bob. 416.296.3993. LARGE two bedroom basement bed basement by Go. 3.2 bedroom in-law . 3+2 PICKERING - two bedroom (060694) apartment, separale entrance apartment, ground floor of AJAX -bright one bedroom dry bar and laundry. steps to Go, bungalow, fridge, stove, fN apartment with balcony. central 401. Shopping, lake. Non 1993 GMC Sierra Pickup Track, broadkorned, eat -m ktdlen, u ' new in 19' , 900oc Honda bath, large deck off kitchen, err• word bunting fireplace. 5 Shadow, 7600 kms.. never appliances. available July 1. smoker, no peter. x650 per month, available June 15. Cal a.3L,V6,auto.Kenwoodputout hood bra, lull cloth bench dropped' Lady driven, (4950. Ding includes uldties and cable. $895 per month. Avail. $700 . hydro. First/last. 905839-9627. (060794) stereo, seat, burgandy interior, box certified o.b.o. 420-4344. must sal. (060111194) able July 1. Firsx/last, call for references. 631-8621 aver 6 DELUXE two bedroom apart - liner, still under PWA Train THREE bedroom apartments appointment. 9D5-509-2577 or P -m- (060994) mern n Oshawa. upper floor d 2.9. o.b.o. warranty. Asking $1 00 1962 Hada, 185 XL, only 350 905.509.0077 eve- (060994) AVAILABLE immediately In duplex, large 100D soft. living Days. ask la Greg (905) 726- 6259 or evenings (905) 885 kms., asking $1250. Cal 427- 7013. (060794) AVAILABLE in Whitby apart- Oshawa - 639 Cuban St., two $675 monthly, first) space, bright and clean. roup Ceramic ties throughout. Bal - 4735.(061294) INSURANCE, open 9.9 by ment building, spacious car- bedroom. paged n,sw(y pantsd apamment last required. CLose to bus, corny with sliding doors, $740 monthly .hydro' 7282255 a 1982 Chevy 112 ton, good everything row n the appointment, Monday to with balcony, close to bus. shopping. No pets. Call 430. 4347816. (060794) shape. eros 2 years. Best offer. Call Saturday. Motorcycle. auto and �Y OOrrpett,re Property rates- shopping AN utilities included. 0134. (TF) FirsVUst required. No pets. Two OSHAWA - two and three OSHAWA - large Dedsiming any► rime aper 5 p.m. 5769095. Over 20 Years experience. Cal bedroom. $725. One bedroom bedroom main floor apartments, room, newly renovated, free Vans 4 Wheel ' (9') 427-3595. (��) $620. Bachelor $520' Cal 430• separate entrance. appliances, parking, laundry facilities. Private entrance, $450 inclusive' 320 OriVes 365 Marine 0134. `TF' parking, laundry. includes DOYINTOWN Oshawa • two and utilities and cable. $729 and n*gobble 579-04 t 5 a view a Rob 416891-2952. (060994) 1993 Chevy Lumina. 7 pas- July 1, $695. Larry 905 -509 - three bedroom market sudes. $769. Available July 1. Cal 434 5600-700. first/last. New 2608. (080993) at PICKERING - Dixio/Finch, 2 senger van• fully leaded, im- maculate condition. 31,000 krrL 1988 lil Tempest Bownder, V O 11 OHP. 4 cylinder, Cobra• ��' available nrr,pdotely OSHAWA - two bedroom' apart- bedroom basement. July y 1. asking $22.500 o.b.o. Cal 721. good mndtion, traiigr illi leaded. Cal 404-2x347 leave message. mems available at 900 and 8th New Hope Dwellings. (061f1o4) P'011y F stow. laundry. 4 poo. �separane 2046. (0605>W) rhos (7500 Ob.O. Telaphwte Glen St.. dose to schools. shop ertrarnce. garage. 1969 Astro Van. black. brown 728-1243 leave message. PICKERING - dose b Go train and 401. Firsviast required, nobothnsmoking no pals. 961920 nterxx, excellent mnflaw. Pa.. V6. looks ate new. ArMm 1966 16 n. Sunray Bowridsr, --- -rtllle and rear. 3 bedroom man flow utilities included. For d house, 5 appfiarces. $V0appantrnent, call 728 4993. Plus (gam) 6867106. (080394) pb.. cassette. stereo. air, cruse. as- 60HP with trader. top y� condbon, $5800. Call mann. Includes heat and water. (060694) meter). PICKERING NG comfortable. 2 bedroom basement, own king $7995 o.b.o. Phone 436 1851 a 434-11156. (080394) 438 6285' (� ) hydro extra (on own BLOOR/SIMCOE - far" two SINS 2 o 3 business people.budding.ertrarnp, room in 46 unit full bath, CION o Go. e. Available July 1. (060994) ra 15FT Cutter. 65HP Mercury 721-2793 w $31.4201. 794) storage.may. P '^g wll Cntta.n. glaier I� wooatw. Available now s696 inclusive. 33 A Trailers Outboard. EZ loader trade Phone 434-5626. PICKERING - live by the Iske. mwoged. Close ro ucirss�bus' 4249497. (060794) V $2950 ob.o. (� ► One bedroom house. horn $675 ndusiw. Go dkect to broadloom". gas fireplace. 123 Blew St. W. or cat cases PICKERING - BroduOoftook, 1963 33 rt_ Tery Taunus. 3 pos. path. 3 way fridge, sleeps S. 22 STRESS Sale -$9900 firms 37 indigo. stow. fenpd garden. 4162235419. (TF) sternent txpnt one t. 4 Oath. 4 bath. h. awning. 24x8 dodo with Uric ft. Uincfeen Ftybndge Cruiser, Palo floors o8 kt�'• deck M W HITBY - one bedroom P . apartment. poo. hnPraog set-in kitchen. ,amity around trader. 8x10 shed. 94 $9500. 725-3364. Twin Chryslers. Generator 3KW. Can be seen at East Shore front available July 1. $800 per apartment. $525. Two bedroom moth plus unless First/Ust, cat $625 plus hydro. First/last room'' &f--. SSW. Now Or July 1. season paid. h. GipndaU, lfeebs 6. Marina, cal Fred. 683.4890. for aPP�06 tem• 905.52577 rr04 he required. Days. 725 No srt1Ok�' no polo. 42640R9- M607941 19" t8 good condition, aloe. 1 pop. Recreation 37 w 905-5011l ew. (080994) B911 w evenings 666 4016. -available July 1, 3 (081094) vail WIESTIEY/DELAIEY - avail- washroom. spaebtas. now tires" washroom. $2500, (905) 619.1746 ask fa VehlcleS bedroom bedroom main floor semi, CO MWA - now dew flown, on* bright walkout basement brgibight 1t walk ly "'° °'°"°°nt Bruce. �0w4) _ _ __ 1997 22 h. Sprrnw R.V.. now smoke detectors 8nraghout, and two bedroom apartrr+ent, separate laundry hook ups- newly renovated. parking. apartment. Neat. secant. "on 1965 Spits t0 ft., propane. row tires. Lite new 1989 Tandem wheels. rear bedrooms 2 door access tid". Landlord pays tint f75 0l � FirsYlast, $850 Der '' dam to amneteies smoking, no Pets. $650 . utilities. Call after 5:30 or tndge. stove. add -a room. Exc MNrkt condition. hent c furnace. stove. oven, bath. - 7 tRdtfK. $525 and SSW ^4mh1Y C . rkeffl After 430 p.m. 427- 432-81129. (082294) weekends. 905-4211-9975. $2400 o.D.o Chill 6.30t8. win . So=. 905'n 0821.(0807941 0609") 4476.(080794) - - one roan . bright• newly renovated, t -3 Pw.„oust apartment. appiarxxs. avatabb 1. F irsVlast months. i_ bath, laundry• central air, .Uel and coal check. parking, separate entrance. Phone 905.6862185. (060794) close to 401. Available THREEbedmpm 1 12bette 2 ' 1ety' ReNww'056. $595 car parking, excellent m'ro' (OW) neighbourhood. CLose lU THREE bedroom apartments Oshawa Centre. References. available June and July. Church Cal 416261-6571 weeknights, St. and Hwy n. Please cal 416 4-7 p.m. (060994) 444-7391' (060:194) AJAX - three bedroom main 1 BUSINESSHOME��3 T-O*57"335 -SERVICES - ���b7� ILA.C. Electric. serving Durham pp�aM Mor 15 yews. N worst-ognsed FinaaseiMR 9rablwnrr� Emergency to service srea�sonablee rt". Cons lala, Payroll. IAIdustrial, re 27.741iao P lir eoreer,sreW- Ken, x27.7412 w TaN*md Ib yaw nttldr. Kwlkn, a3se694. (0630eM) RNaer"ble rags. seirwilitil The ILrLLUSNTcRoer AIWK cannkng. I�spp Business oor personal . - - - ole rates. Alec lessons 7Available. Randy 26 (TF)TMels. 1111011111 SSBDritSftd 10 bssons $150 3- ll- , a Wil x75 Fne pidt-up s drop o0 287060 7 dayskv* CARPET and vinyl Isrirgh installations, tepairs very reasonable. PA Mretr:Ms Iran M. i sudegion from $2.50 sq. rd Please cal 434-7586 fI�DYslaipl�a WABPIB SCI�fi�r • diM11eli110 Or19961wis • CesMw OsebiFeewe • Nddnb$ RMEOMM Man with pic" Iruck will do oulsitle wlfldm IBf1Ce IBPblf. Wo" cutlrp, sinal "W" pbs, and deliveries. Clw ) yard and �> . Relscrome. Cali Vie. 428 -IM CONSTRUCTION %dsrior and 6awf10r fapaila. fan6luiofs and mmarudiagm. Fed and dm PRS( Hom mom M" Moving, Painting, ImprOvllrlllMS Improvertlents NnprOvenlents storne DeCOTatirTOIttafIggla CAAF. Fees EMWAN& IN w *(90. 837-242' 1909 837-1868 ATT.1 e1000's of yards; of saxonif Pllnh Carpet Brom BASBIMMOMMODCW SECOMSICK A00MM4 428-2145 b11U11=01, _ _ _ - tstlo116. o6adw 9lasds. aMiniaq trds, gals d IRi111116rtow8�.. e6iltrslwwl M work attranMed Cal � sir S C.Q Construction Ltd. - - - - w arior and inner" I COMPLEX hones waoeatlas. 4-1 twe"InwatIOM aspslrs. aeltArone. OSHAWA ht two bedroom. dM�nbllfM M aid AJAX - one bedroom walkout basement apartment. laundry. $689 n apartment building. In- �t parking. fenced cable. firsVUst. 5600 inclusive. eludes two appliances. heat. tar d. close to shopping. $800 . Suitable for one person. (905) 401 and s rout s. to 401 and cry bus routes' 433 50% utilities. First/last wood references. Near Harwood Mal. 686.8277 leave message. 0677. (060794) Available July 1. Cal 416-696 (W794) MOVE right in to this 2 bedroom 8735. (060994) THREE bedroom. two storey apartment in house, large upper door d a duplex. Close to PICKERNG - 3 bedroom main kitchen near O.C. and Civic. GO station. Available door applainces, air• shared laundry, parking, shed. $925 imsredk-Pal 5600 dus Mdra lartndry facilities. Close to Go. inckuive. Fiitrbot. available Car Ingrid. 434-5222 or leave a $885 mm If ty . ul irm. Avail - July 1. Nei. 721-2989. (060794) - a" ar 1261. (06094) 43& able July 1. Call 416-284-4010. SOUTH Oshawa - large. one OSHAWA - three bedrooms. Sew. Clean and Urge units. In (060994) PICKEilNG - bungalow. loser bodican rased basoml apart- Like new dudes Cable' heat' hot water' floor. West Shore, two large ment in semi. laundry faiciftips. pwkrg. new appliances. tenant bedrooms. forced yard. Parking• appliances, two car parking. private Pays hydro' 436-6700 or 404 now schools and Go, available entrance. Use of bacityard. MW 8222. (TF) July 1, $695. Larry 905 -509 - all enckusivo. No polo. Phone AVAILABLE imvredi 010 - $425 1264 or 905-31"977(01605") 579-1889 or 868.5241. (060994) manthty. Wiso✓HiNaolt area OSHAWA - Ol ivs/Harmony WHITBY - Brock St. and 401.30 One bedroom basement apgrTn ort• agarab entrance. areal three bedroom 60". Urge seconds to Go watiori. Spacious app$anoss included. Fns~ Id beside park. Close to all basement apartment. one bedrooms I r lege. 4 pke. britt. required. phone after 5 p.m. 7253267. (060994) amantles. Frs~, reputed. $900 . uhatss, available Aug. 1. very bright. very private WHITES RdJ401, Urge Iwo Car Smit. M6-0573. (060794) separaN entrance. parking. apartment. AJAX - men flaw of semi. 3 laundry falcitieg. $585 IXnlbas plus cable.FrsvL L doom bMWrwm private entrance. shared bedrooms. wing, din" sea -in kitchen. 4 P. bath. w/o to kito .al for an appoirtrtont. 905' t laundry. cla.. no pets. non smoker. Available Jkaly. $6S0 deck. laundry. S89S . 6% 50x2577 days a 905-430-0611 0794) utilities. Available July t. (905 e. Available July 1. (060994) ra 294-0780. (080994) Two s h+el OSHAWA - furnished one rewovaad, dcee o Nath GM WHITBY - three bedroom. bedroom apartment, only Olarie. one car raw %wS no page, kitchen. lvngsoarl die" noon. decorated, available $500plus utilities. Figafto large yard, close to all Itksrediately. $475 monthly. feQUired. - Immediate arrenties. $950. 723-0ct'. First/last. Call 726-5382. possession. Cat 905764.6467. (1380994) 1 BUSINESSHOME��3 T-O*57"335 -SERVICES - ���b7� ILA.C. Electric. serving Durham pp�aM Mor 15 yews. N worst-ognsed FinaaseiMR 9rablwnrr� Emergency to service srea�sonablee rt". Cons lala, Payroll. IAIdustrial, re 27.741iao P lir eoreer,sreW- Ken, x27.7412 w TaN*md Ib yaw nttldr. Kwlkn, a3se694. (0630eM) RNaer"ble rags. seirwilitil The ILrLLUSNTcRoer AIWK cannkng. I�spp Business oor personal . - - - ole rates. Alec lessons 7Available. Randy 26 (TF)TMels. 1111011111 SSBDritSftd 10 bssons $150 3- ll- , a Wil x75 Fne pidt-up s drop o0 287060 7 dayskv* CARPET and vinyl Isrirgh installations, tepairs very reasonable. PA Mretr:Ms Iran M. i sudegion from $2.50 sq. rd Please cal 434-7586 fI�DYslaipl�a WABPIB SCI�fi�r • diM11eli110 Or19961wis • CesMw OsebiFeewe • Nddnb$ RMEOMM Man with pic" Iruck will do oulsitle wlfldm IBf1Ce IBPblf. Wo" cutlrp, sinal "W" pbs, and deliveries. Clw ) yard and �> . Relscrome. Cali Vie. 428 -IM CONSTRUCTION %dsrior and 6awf10r fapaila. fan6luiofs and mmarudiagm. Fed and dm PRS( Hom mom M" Moving, Painting, ImprOvllrlllMS Improvertlents NnprOvenlents storne DeCOTatirTOIttafIggla CAAF. Fees EMWAN& IN w *(90. 837-242' 1909 837-1868 ATT.1 e1000's of yards; of saxonif Pllnh Carpet Brom BASBIMMOMMODCW SECOMSICK A00MM4 428-2145 b11U11=01, _ _ _ - tstlo116. o6adw 9lasds. aMiniaq trds, gals d IRi111116rtow8�.. e6iltrslwwl M work attranMed Cal � sir S C.Q Construction Ltd. - - - - w arior and inner" I COMPLEX hones waoeatlas. 4-1 twe"InwatIOM aspslrs. aeltArone. beaeewss. ba*mw-, atldb- dM�nbllfM M aid tions including carpentry, Cereac Glary EWA'pranks htlsdwosd boors, (MMkWA@t Windows. doors. decks and N a deers min or liffews, CA Eugene, Nom 219L 00824M POLOOM construction and FtOR rr bast Ixlow ba toaNn. pit WOOD I�CIMfi FammODuke iAaM VI"GOtM mftod cimshm e0e9 283-3 CLASSIC Lwidecaps, Design - =:= Put of flown! Thaft 0^ JW IFIM is ponds, deals 9 OMM in vaso Will No ARI�M LU@O wgvsYora roads. VAndw Ing, WAL PAPOUNG SEaga l SPEC 4LS $t3 $xla specon Cer- N a deers min or GILL QUAL" foOS) 619-0747 lAPOW b Ouy mnlsriMs � LwdgcWs Hwdmkw lsL ipairs. works with Aridks. loom. bb01s and stores d a1 MYgs Molral lookturesohn.Yin-705- POLOOM construction and (g(16) 666 7822 or (705) 3211- Free estttrsngs yMorursnshp Fres estNleses• John. 1-705 Rs,oasa(o,L Bloats brbdlo. con 1779 Foam) ouniagazoIN, Cal Rene Geroge, 277-1172 (mleM. 0909") trete work, fireplaces, ksliffebsrs. Magic straw am 686.4420. (010794) chimney's, decks, porches. Nees. Cal 4328660. (M 7Z• -13;M. (TF1 MISTER Cheap Home lances. kltchens, bathrooms. DRYWALL. taping, boarding. Yeprowane . roc room. fn- basements. Ceramic tiles• Muds and T -bar ceings, sprat, law apartments, additions• hardwood flooring, drywall. stucco, piaster repairs. For Iern, docks. etc Licensed for p>llil ling cup it I I p Flee prcisesbMnat servfos at compatl over 20 years. All work eslk„atss. 721-2310. (0110794) n titre priors pM BM at 432 400. gurarreed. For free as11. call Ernie. 905-404-6170. SABER Contracting - all COMPLETE plumbing and Moog") carpentry, additions, renovations. Emergency SUM Consi u+dion Ltd. W all kldnerl and renovations, kitchens. bMlroomik horns RW1r11r1a = sarvioe, bathroom, halls MP" ,s. pWo basement rrrtodsiq. AN stuck 'cons sure locks fee rooms etC emorgary-7 service, furniture licensed. guaranteed and Fes' Cal gp5.576. Insured. Reagweble rales. Cul refinishing, quality work guaranteed. 15 years 5700. (063004) John, 4342754. (TF) stOerisnoa• 6fIB 2915 (TFEFG) l ,& NAtla i WAZ= * By im" emm^tL6U RLtMI3a Mi► M�INEIRNOI� clan owme DEECORAMT EDGE cow howift G11a L PAMMG AND aifa9s apt, FWM NWA p PUftWAdWAIL WAL PAPOUNG SEaga l SPEC 4LS $t3 $xla pAWEfSIONAL tllVAM ESYYAL47IF-S cam lw iat�lo eeatY lit rrf-0ao GILL QUAL" foOS) 619-0747 AJAX Moving &Idents - hall euvioes. mouse, a159nros and pica specuo". no rasa or hourly. Vft near him h*MW Owegolienitis. 9iow aBsrY� Muss btlrtes wire mars. Pink and load P 9sr so a Vkn cam lw iat�lo eeatY lit rrf-0ao (M HARRY -o -TME -MOVERS MIMaCIMI down bb rub. reit to enwtabn for any age. any move blip or wnsl, w pd- occasion. Birthdays. them, aNFws«tlnelss.>errb°rs promotions, openings, dioomiL short nonce moves. ksliffebsrs. Magic straw am pianos moved. Comparable hail Left" hep. 8367057 an Nees. Cal 4328660. (M 7Z• -13;M. (TF1 MBI with large truck WIN do RABBIT wants work doing household moves. as kMWJNL magpie for childlsn'a Perrw and ooernrsreial N types d moves. an occasions, have nq owe APFM�NT * Cal Carl or Jane. 427-2656. retatgieiern Call Emil, e6.4a32 r839xM (m On * wN ** * * PaiinUng, Pklmbilg oecoFatuq HOuetCkenirlp E)VEMBICED dwwkp IN*. will 0gan you house. daft a superb fob. Rstworable rings. call Panide, 420.2964 dw 3 P-rn () Qh-r2m No tab loo sad - Fallows, showers, baseweM wslro11lu, wet bels, M Aly IeIl0VBi00 of addh!NL OsTile: 42 -Qin. able: civil 427 -$BOP. Morl Mk Io►T IBCHALSIO Mwirg - houses, and wall P"lling I r a maintenance apormant . olias. app"nots prices gg00000e Cas and piano specialists. Fres 576-8553. (Oeo�e4) 004AWA P � 1 wardrobe service. licensed, PROFESBIOMAL Palming a copill Dadol iscount p•Ices. 723-9431 insured. Fres estimates. CAIN Wallpapering. No' too smd 72&1620. (TF) c-- in -..14MIA Ren (090664) -i PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 3,191 410 � Hous"RM 455 c«ao� w 520 ssftr PICKERING - A-1 exewtiw PICKERING - luxury one PRIVATE Sao, two floor pent. bungalow. 3 bedrooms 2 baths. bedroom with Wiwium, prime house condo. Thornton/ 1/3 acre ravine b4 backing orb location, air, 5 appliances. Roseland. Ideal for elderly park. Close to Go, schools, parking, locker, pool, tennis and couple, fireplace, a/c., 5 shopping. $1075 plus utilities. more. $900. Cal Jackie, 427- appfarloss. 2 balh►ocrts. un - (905) 420.1277. (060794) 5286. (060394) derground parking, security. DESIRABLE N/E Oshawa, 3 COURTICE - luxury one $133.900. Call Paul at 579. bedroom semi, fenced yard. bedroom with 6 appliances and" () patio, shed, reC room, paved a(c, on-site tennis courts. $800 L0� drive. possible king form ose, per month plus utilities. 683- For 535 cw $939/monthly plus utilities. 0315. (060394) Sale Available Aug. 1. FireViast. 985- WHITBY - desirable SaiMrinds 9978. (063094) oywkloking Lake Ontario. Gor- $3500 full Price, wooded �r+P- PICKERING - near Lake. 3 ge0usTwo bedrooms,two baths. ling lot, sa hours east of e Oshawa, sand beach. trout bedroom upper }bon aParVnent eat -in kitchen, balcony, pod raC fishing. Next to 10.000 odes air, fenced yard, lull bath, centre. $1200. Yrv, Riva, 416- county forest Year round road. parking. iaundry facilities. $900 229-4454. (060794) - Fred. 416-431-1555. (070794) per month. Share utilities. Cottages For Poona 831-3681. (060394) 470 g 540 out NO down payment? Good Rent �� Credit? Good job? You con buy for the price of rent, while prices BALSAM Lake - three 2 and rates are Gown Call bedroom housekeeping 1.5 acre waterfront only $149 a Brent. Cortxnun all Doug ��. $350 per week. Also 2 Per rOMhl Low down payment. o6 Brent, (TF) tN bedroom house. furnished $650 14 acre hobby farm, year round plus hydro per month. road, hydro, phone. Only $159. AJAX - Westney Heights. Telephone 655-4433 after 5 or AN building permits. Close to detached upper two bedroom. (S) 6668441 days. (060794) town. Phone 905-428-6167. air con., garage, clean and SMALL Muskoka Lake ) beautifully landscaped. two Bracebr dge area. excellent Camper appliances. non smokers. $795 swimming, boating. fishing. 3 570 .. FlraVlast, available July 1. bedroom family cottage. SA95 Trailers Sites Rent or rem to oven. 68646639. per week. Call 831-1765. Hwv a2Thickson, dean 3.1 Retirement bedroom. 1 1,2 baths. 5 480 Living CAMPGROUND appliances. central air. $1075 _ MEMBERSwP monthly plus utilities. LifetimembCOASTTO references. Available July 1. SCUGOG Island. Snowbirds Call 6660606. (0607941 1993 Park mooel honks. 12x45. COAST Pak two bedrooms 10x45 deck lake IMrANApA til W VERY clean throe bedroom bungalow, available July 15. Finished rec room. 1 112 barks. Private drive. large yard. cats to schools, shopping, bus, park ant GM. $875 per month . hoer i hydro. Call 723-5262. SPACIOUS 1500 sq. h. nw floor. 3 bodroorrs. knchwA*wW diningroom, 4 pc. bath. 4 arppkanoes. gas, yard. garage. own entrance, near schools. ttnnrs. 401 and but July 1. $795 plus utilties. FirW . (905) 6663626. (060794) OSHAWA - Stevenson/401, near Oshawa Centre. French School. Go Two storey detaehed. 3 bedroom. 1 12 baths. $900 plus utilities. Relerenoes Available July. Cal (e• a1 580.9444 or (905) 634 4586 (060394) front kis. $53.000. Call 905-985- Paid M1�1 sell 0879.(060394) -- 485 Resorts BOOK -ow 'o• summe•. !u'!ly OOLIPPed. two and three bedroom cottages, sandy beach. gas 880. boats and more Northern Hoigrxs Resort, 1-800-5652991 (060794) Floft 490 allo, Fbvah CLEARWATER nob-ies, clubhouse. heated pools- het tub. tennis. Nov beaches and major attractions. Children welcome. $275 weekly. Phots afxxrn .n your home- Call 61113- SSW 835503 (0609o4) TWO bectown bungalow {emery GORGEOUS three bedroom Corin a wry goon Oshawa ane condo, dose to taneus Cor Water Beach. pod. )aalzze Mer off anrrvtrs $650 Pk* - uNahee. FirlIVlast. available July nowprivate yard. available o 1. 576-4291. (060904) �For a 00 Mac" r5 b vvew Photos. 6060846 or 579- utrERPOOL/HWY 82 - two 3788. (TF) bedroom bungrow, Central air, extra large lot. $975 plus Homes uNwee. Available July 1. 420. 500 1524. (060394, For Sale 420 Townhouses `OSCURG East end. $149.900 For Rent 3 bedroom r 0 brick 8 w adia br'^lot. on bus Ins. new broadborri throughout, SOUTH Oshawa - ntar Glp new windows. dons. sofa, taoa three bedroom townhouse. $900 and root Please can owl er. firwiast. al utilities. Can Sandy, W51 3730093. (060794) 435.1088. (060001) WHITBY - large bright i ht 3 QUIET Cawbce Cres. Matured 9 9 treed lot. 3 btdrooms. 2 12 btdro0 townhouse. 1/2 j1, taa-n kAchtrh. bar's* talrrrly mom w,ekout to backyard. fertility room• }replace. Patio. garage. Schools, master with 4 Poe, onsute. slhopDrrig. 1O" handy whirlpool tub (with separate $950. 668.8110 or 697-1232 show,«), vygra0ee OhrpurglipN. leave message. (060w) Asking $169.900. A must see. BEAUTIFUL throe bedroom Open House Jure 4 and S. 1-4 Townhouse in north east P.m or call 905-404-1811 to Oshawa. art con., roc room, view 30 John Walter Cres. fienCed patio. tridge. stove. claw (0607941 b an amenities . SSW . uelbox BROOKW(>OD in Whitby. 71 Available Juy 30 Prose Can Ob Colony Dr.. bright, sunny F.... 43691185. (060794) carrier ka. 3 bedrooms, 3 belts, 430 Roams To 1,.� ems. , Rent aecorased, upgraded 60 oz. repot Wood floor in nursery. .MAX South furnished foom 10 $182.900. Call 430-0304. rent in quiet home, use of i;i ATE - Excellent owner oc- � and utilitieslaundry. cupation potentially only $06.000. 3.1 bedroonL 12Y30 for deck, vow of Lako Ontario. Lang tt�R Call beb72lp. (080794) garage(workshop with ori hydro, oil turn& . east of AJAX Nath - Ws"/SuBlien, Colborne. open Flouse Jury 4,5 prfYM spataaa bright loom, and 11,12 from 1.4 p.m 613 6350 . unities. No smatu g, M 4754404. (061494) pets. Call 686 1233. (080584) PRIVATE Sale . somi. brick and ENGHT nicely fumieted loom l aum batlnpkto . Two, 4 pc SUN WON" female. fallift belts. 9 1 1 2 bedtoorn base - hone. east Oshawa. on bus. heart in'- ate. 200 amp Risen ane laundty, ptMiagee, air con.. move -)n cotidibotl now First/last/references. $70 O.C. No agents. $127000. 723. Weekly- 723.6284. 0$1404) 8987. 080794) WESTNET Rd. of Huey d2, fur- EAST Oshawa - detached 2 isished room in quiet clean storey. single garage, 4.1 Ilona. Use of kitten. neo bodmomik 3 baths, 2 wahouls ptoMsipel pereaL Cal 428- to inground pool, in-law $Nia 0 ailit) apartment. Millon dollar view. MPiT Shore arm dere fur- $137 500. 571-0605. (080984) allotted b000ment Noon quiet STUNNING/AFFORDABLE hawse. all tadiaiee. separate direct badtootn raised bungalow 54M ,nand y. SW w/oversized garage. Living 4mi. Meal") man"" morn yWlargo pic- S� ture window. Southern exposure. Walkout to 14x14' AOCOMM deck bornmaster bedroom oak cabinets in kitchen and IMAX - ttro bedroom Oasssrmwt bedeaotn Bright and beallihl lit• deal, broK i9SO 4uisL in-law suite w/separate �ee � 427-1404. entrance. kitchen and 3 poe. IVbath. Large fully fenced PICIIERING Brock and Fuck backyard, professionally ares - 2 Itedroom low nhokse, landsr4ped front yard. 6 beeut)- lavailable ownedioely. Peeper full owing fans plus a$ window non smoleig make, $364 pkls, blinds and most draperies Cal 838.6753. (=794) included. Imenisculale. Groat PICKERING - 401/IlRttea Rd. res Must see b appetole. S„ new three bedrooms, 3 $133.900. Open House June 4 w4ptlroom hone by conserva- from 2.4 p.m. 723.7032. lick area. 4 appkwwa, parkng,, SELL IT NOW 4111w al taclNies. Non snoker "bahy. Caul 8947540. CALL NOOSE to share in Courow. 1 576-9335 or 2 bedmons available. Single Plat weleonte. Cklee b pklllie Or 798-7672 ealbol. Cal 4367655. 060794) AFFORDABLE Lane Ontario picturesque trailer sites near Trenton. Fully strviced, mature trees, sheltered docking, watsArpm available. Gorgeous sunsets. Full price. $9900 terms. Free brochure. 416-757-4944 (Mon -Fr). (082804) 575 Losins MONEY v obiorre7 _oans dad consoi.dations. credit arrs+genw+ts. Personal budget Planning, croft raper. FREE CONSULTATIONS. Ontario Credit Counsellors (Oshawa - Toronto). 433.1425. (TF) EUKHL/w $10,000 pay as if s $110 per monk o.ac. Call Jerry, 568-7200 Free tlonsunattons. Anubrs Invest- mrrts Ltd. (TF) 580 images ARE you having trouble gettnq a mwrj~7 to Ira+► bank gnvisg you the nn -a -land? Do you new a secorW n1011 o7 We Can help. call today. 6646805. Co -roomy Finarhael Senrces. (TF) 590 OPP06ft" EAIIIf siaws at home. Send SASE, far FREE dolexs b PX- Entrprros. Shoppers World. Posted 3003 Danforth Ave. P.O. Boa 93561, Toronto. Ont M4C SR4. (07129x1 MNALLT - 6uslneee Oppor. f nsies for sOnry people who dislike the hard soil. Send SASE. to: 27-13W King St. E., SM. Oshawa. Ont. L 1 H BA. (060794) uCi yaw own 1-9W business and go paid in U.S. dolarsll Cal Don Lapre a[ 1-900634 5825. (1061794) DARRINV V WILL � YOU � V MARRY V MEN V Cindy NO Maine lonely, nights. Call Daft Line Canada. t -9$X1451. 4010 ext. 1885. $2.99 per minute. ONE -900 -CANADA. Into. 100-230.7896. (060394) .(esus Saye can vke pled rad the bindP Dees your mirhstr woe gle"M7 The hirob is the hired mni510. Micah 3:11, larch 56:10-12, JOIn 10:11. 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Wayne Hutchinson brings to the replace- the finest windows on the market," says ment window and door business a new and Wayne. -They're tripled sealed to reduce air long overdue feature. It's a Mobile Showroom leakage and come with heavy duty hardware." which just may be the only one in Canada. If you so desire, you can also choose the "The day is gone when you carried some Low -E -Glass which filters out the ultra violet brochures and a sample window to a cus- rays keeping your home cooler in the sum- tomer's home," explains Wayne. "So I mer and eliminate the fading of your obtained a retired North York curtains, drapes and furniture. Mobile Library truck and All of the windows come with a installed interior walls along 0 lifetime warranty and a ten with all of my window sam- year guarantee on the instal- plce.- lation. When you call Dnr s Wayne would also like Windows and Door* for his customers to know that free estimate, Wayne will he does all of the estimates show up at your door with hispersonally eliminating the Mobile Showroom which you'll tMld Dost of a salesperson. enter by way of a sliding patio SlirlBlt "I also, along with a helper, do door all of the installations," he says. Inside, displayed on the walls, are "This is to ensure that every cus- the Tech Weld 2000 series of vinyl windows tomer gets a high quality job done at the which you re free to operate and you'll also dis- best possible price." cover the many special features including how Durham Windows and Doors is located they can be cleaned without going outside at 696 King St. W. in Oshawa or phone (905) ~"After being involved in this business for 579-2222 the past 17 years, I can honestly say these are • COntact Lenses • Binocular Vow Perceptual Testin • Dispensing of all Types of Frames b Contracts. 1885 Gleriarm Road, Suite 212. Picia " , Ontario, L1 V 6R6 839.3303, 683-1175 Oshawa Centre, Stevenson Road. Oshawa. Ontario. L1J 2K5 571-3220 aasE.Mt�r, BASEMENTS WATERPROOFED CONCRETE REFINISHING AND REPAIR Tel. (905) 619-1703 LARRY GOODWIN "Inding swill � t - INTERI O Q. 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Liquidation items in Clearance Centres are not included in this offer: Ask for details. Sears also accepts VISA, MasterCard', American Express and Dtaeowee SALE PWCES END JUNE 8,1994, WHU E QUWfrr I?S LAST SEARS ccwgm 1994. saws cu" Inc. Expect more from Sears SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. I MMIT: �v ERRORS �w at = m Nmqmzw amme.,AK %AM 111 I u Bowe and c a aarrr3 spit in perbet benum., is so cwt dm atCoacm Do L, dopuM Ckapandam, a 1 dW hm 4N) years experience im buMni b.m -2whamins, a repotedw as a F ". , ,e bmiuff of 9 O�erlii vabe 1W V" ilmw*am, a im CdW AV utiful ng of ri Ontario range from 1,230 to 2.00 IRS affumman, s all over Nw& America. C*s,4W--_- ality Dowers 11*Vilier exodleme in Lan w phase c'h enjoy m k� 14- :L H M COSCAN HOMES TilE.vt.11F, YOUKNO 11'. THE EXPERIENCE YO t * TR US T WHITBY'S MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION! 14 0 Phase III 1 I r- _ m MOM 0 A il: w I 11 I'll 0 UL willi'l ML% AW -.SOL, In Z:M & lam "HI Wjj Sim! &Z Nk I t I W- . . . . . . . . . . 1- � Attractive homes at an attractive p0 rice Sherwood Meadows is asking people who are in the market for a new home one simple question, "Why settle for a townhouse, when you could own a semi-detached home?" In the first month at the company's Windsong Heights community in Whitby, potential homebuyers come in pondering the same question and most have decided Windsong Heights is where they want to live. The reason why people are making this choice is as simple as the question above. At Windsong Heights, people find upscale semi-detached homes priced to compete with townhousing. The Whitby community also features single-family dwellings. What really attracts buyers is the quality and design attributes Sherwood Meadows brings to its homes. Fabulous features include custom-designed kitchens with breakfast bars, oval tubs and separate shower stalls, laundry chutes and double -sided fireplaces. Ken Slater says architect John Beresford has included a blend of features that reflect convenience and elegance. "The problem is trying to be too cre- ative," says Slater. "Most people want fea- tures they can relate to and in homes that fit their lifestyles. At Windsong Heights. we met our goal of balancing creative new designs with the need to provide features the homebuyer wants with a lifestyle in which he is comfortable. - At Windsong Heights, there are homes to suit all tastes. Design was integral in the planning of the communi- ty. Gary Goldman states that, although he and Slater have the final say, Windsong Heights was a team effort. "We worked very hard as a team," he says. "In order to satisfy all the different needs of our buyers, you need a lot of product. Each home must be well designed and offer a variety of features." That is exactly what people are find- ing at Windsong Heights. From the 934 - square foot semi to the single-family home offering over 2,500-sq.ft. of living space, houses in the Whitby community offer plenty of value. Prices start at $114,990. That means that you can move into your own semi- detached home for as little as $699 a month based on a three-year mortgage. Prices for the single-family homes on 40 -foot lots start at $169,990. Features include nine -foot ceilings, detached garages on some single-family homes and high-pitched rooflines. The attractiveness of the homes in Windsong Heights combines effectively with the amenities of the area. Schools, parks and shopping facilities are all nearby and Hwy. 401 and the Whitby Go sta- tionare both just a short drive away. "We decided to create the size of houses our buyers can afford with fea- tures typically available in more expen- sive homes," says Slater.' -Ms results 0 At po J"4,0001e, "?, • j e994k TO MILLERS CREEK IN LAKEFIELD! WE'LL TAILOR YOUR HOME There o �,k pienty TO FIT YOUR LIFESTYLE! •Joinac". ors. me Lakdieid Lions Al s Club, Go1d«t Yom Clem and own F. llor 1111114:1111! � -• �b daas 1191r9oo paMon,Cu Ca.Mil• Nestled amongst the beauty of the Kawarthas is the picturesque Village of ap" sks": awlsand O" t.akefield. Located just 15 minuses north of Peterborough, this popular com. • Tft C mumtl h familiar w conagers, tounsts and Trent system boaters. ONNOWWOF Cam Plow This lonely setting is now home to Millers Creek, a new community of at- wchodaeOlw oodprease' Caw lractne bungalows and 1 1 2 storey Lull% detached designs. Homes range from i •s•� CMn m*, (.00010 I,800 sq. ft. on tully serstced lots and fewuregoaihy kitchen cabinets, For &*# uk ~W" a" support 3 Club.mid-cfficiency turnaces. plywood suh-floors, -aG osterior wall, and attached •�� /1fe PMIbrnllNg Arts or Ch•bwt's garages.OW11M1 • • g1& w•OICaYMIIO. arfd • Tlla adtlellllrftow Can try drain �'moose one of !he t0110WIng kerw at arelrary. N" tlarrCkry rraMlq or even k•rab. -SUMMER SUN ROOM• •Yblt sono old bisrrda at the now Canadirr L•%m or one of Ow -ENERQY EFFICIENT PACKAGE hi•edy resssYranb in town. -2 YEAR • • r •slwr pre tike so Close drws's a rlAINTENANCE PACKAGE r l X I I is Ctrb or Ow leailliktg Club at rOfM dbposW ren., ww.. Trtra& a M. 1.4 gim sr., Sun., a 14M. 12 prs r. �i aa�a rtlM t.rr trn nil. r ti a�Y O�1M4 l in greater value, which is why we have seen such excellent sales activity." Slater and Goldman are not newcom- ers to the home-building industry. Both have been in the business for over two decades building mostly residential housing. Sherwood Meadows brings their experience in the industry together. To visit Windsong Heights, take Thickson Rd. north to Dryden Blvd. and follow the signs to the site. Hours are Monday to Thursday from 1 to 8 p.m. and weekends and holidays from 1 l a.m. to 6 p.m. The sales office is closed on Fridays. For more information, call 905-728-7117. PHASE IV -WHITBY Tiiurillon FW • Clay Brick • 35 oz. Broadloom Ytin• 1/2" Underpad in r • 800 Series Doors dl Trim 0 11 • Exclusive Marketing by Brian Site Location. Crann** & Susan Crann* by �Om Call For Details appointment only 432=8200 or 428=5500 1 DRealty kw- URHAM 'S�ft � MAmocfft mainMember Broker PAGE 4 NM MOOM i NnE1MO L IM %Adpo1 A T 7 FINAL COUNTDOWN LAKESIDE CONDOMINIUMS IN AJAX Only 36 suites remain in this exceptional Ajax location on the shores of Lake Ontario • Spacious one, two and three bedroom suites with five appliances • Recreation facilities include indoor pool, tennis court and much more. • Fully registered building with immediate occupancy • 5% down to qualified purchasers Sales 0"We Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 12 - 8 p.m. Closed Friday Sat., Sun. & Holidays 11 a.m.-5 p.m. C.Gh 4 ti 'u5 ti r E '`t . . . . . . . . . . . . . % % . . . . . For more information call (905) 4274000 IMC Real Estate Inc. Exclusive Sales and Marketing Agent BROKERS WELCOME. Prices and specifications subject to change without notice. E & OE. *Only one available at this price. **See Sales Representative for details. r FWWPWAI All the designs continue in the style and tradition of Coscan's Ridge and California Dreams series which remain incredibly popular. Indeed, the same architects had a hand in creating the Summit's innovative homes that deliver the maximum amount of space available on a 30 foot lot. It is important to note that these are not "linked" in any way, but are fully detached, single family homes. The Summit homes are traditional in style with three to four bedrooms, master bedrooms with full en suite bathrooms, some of which include separate ceramic -tiled shower stalls. eat -in kitchens, main floor powder rooms, laundry facilities and oversized garages. All but two of the designs have a spacious family room. Sunshine Designs The greatest feature of these homes is that they integrate a traditional design with an open concept which allows for more living space and plenty of natural lighting. Oversized windows can be found throughout the designs and a few feature the dramatic "palladium" window with its semi -circular crown. As well, optional skylights are available in certain bathrooms, stairwells and family rooms to add another dimension of light. The Valleymede (1,386 sq. ft.) takes this concept one step further with the addition of a `sunshine family room'. A separate stairwell leading down from the breakfast area to the family room beneath allows plenty of sunshine to flood the room below. Another spectacular design feature can be found in The Highpointe (1,491 sq. ft.) with its magnificent family room on the upper floor. Located at the front of the house, it has an optional gas fireplace and skylight, and a soaring cathedral ceiling graces the window niche. An ideal home for the larger family is The Pinnacle (1,854 sq. ft.), pictured here. Its wonderful main floor family room has a vaulted ceiling with optional skylights and shares a cozy two-sided gas fireplace with the large eat -in kitchen, and an optional two -car garage. The spacious second floor offers four bedrooms and features a large master suite with walk-in closet and en suite bathroom with a separate shower stall and an optional skylight. Appliance Package Prices for the full selection of home designs at the Summit start at $139,900. As a grand opening special and for a limited time only, an appliance package will be included with the purchase of any home, compliments of Coscan. According to Michael Firestone, Director of Saks and Marketing for Coscan Development Corporation, "The Summit provides a rare opportunity for first-time home buyers to own a fully detached 30 foot home in the Oshawa area. For as little as $139,900, families have an opportunity to live in Harrowsmith, the most prestigious community in Oshawa." Bordered by Oshawa's business centre, Coscan's Harrowsmith community enjoys the convenience I ISt a'cdmmercial'cecitle We offers Plenty of shopping facilities, schools, cultural attractions and much more. To the south, the shores of lake Ontario provide a beautiful setting for this exclusive neighborhood. The Harrowsmith sales centre is located on Harmony Road, just north of Rossland Road in Oshawa. The sales office is open Monday to Thursday from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., and Saturdays and Sundays from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The centre is closed on Fridays. For more information, please call (905) 725- 1181. IEwII Mi/- M101116IMPOM5 Where do you find the best deals in new homes? In New Homes &Interiors, with a pressrun of 200,000 copies every two weeks. To advertise in New Homes & Interiors call 905.5794404 or Ta. line 416-7098007672 �.�, oolwrl ToWMffW To visit our sales office, %11 to George Reynolds Drive. Sat. and Sun. 12:00 - 6 p.m. Moa EXCLUSIVE AGENTS RI.SIM & FLEMIQNG LIMITED REALTOR! K A0 SINGER BUILT HOMES * ON ALL NEW HOMES TO QUALIFIED PURCHASERS • NO AMMLSAL FM . NO AffUCA11 N IUS CE FEFS • NO %WUSES ON Cl,*I NG I ASPEN W Oli onft 0 ASPEN BOWMANVILLE I S PREMIERE MASTER PLANNED COMMUNITY 30'SINGLES* ON A PRIVATE CRESCENT Why compromise? At the Kaitlin Group's Aspen Springs community you can enjoy all the LUXURY HOME features, at a price you never dreamed possible! Main floor family rooms, 4 piece master ,,ensuites, two FREE APPLIANCES, double car garages - - - these are just a few of the STANDARD APPOINTMENTS ®�- in W"-- .Aspen Spring home. Plus you'll enjoy TOTAL FAMILY LIFESTYLE in Metro East's �,. MOST POPULAR community. Come home- o Aspen Springs toda ! PY GST INCLUDED 1990 HOMES UP TO 1926 SO. FOR ONLY $164,990 CLUDE5 $5000 BUILDER'S GRANT FT. 4is F.1PM-8 SAY: CLO: a 1Ha Tab 1� jay MI b �w�Y� IIL G.IWR w1 ar N..i..�.. Y �woy w ywn Yt 9 Nw.s i RAM i i 4is F.1PM-8 SAY: CLO: a 1Ha Tab 1� jay MI b �w�Y� IIL G.IWR w1 ar N..i..�.. Y �woy w ywn Yt 9 Nw.s RAM I �r.rn •I Med bWm 9"KW Not 81 %dW" sval" --------------------- In01.h0Oes, a CEDAR'B'ROOKE INCE OUF,,.!. CLANS FOR YC Tell us about your Dream Home... We'll listen! Your idea of the perfect dream home may not fit into other builder's plans. �Q At Halminen Homes you can 'S customize our plans to create the perfect living environment that you've always dreamed about. Creating quality homes in the Courtice area is nothing new to Halminen Homes. we've been building dreams for families for over 20 years. T ADD N A $" arc 1�inDp10 ADD t ar jareak{as }{arc i ■ • New Designs � from. • Model Homes Now Open `y r f �- `s,l • Great Location in Mature Area • Greenbelt and Park lots available 20 „0M7 [ S` 905-404-2186 Sales Office Hours: o Mon. - Thurs. 1 - 8 p.m., Sunday 12 - 6 p.m., +ssar�r Closed Fri. & Sat. Pnces and specifications are subtecl to change without notice. E. & O. E.' Available an selaatsd lob.' G WWY 2 s I O a ' o J. N3 ABBEY = o SLOOR ST. r f �- `s,l • Great Location in Mature Area • Greenbelt and Park lots available 20 „0M7 [ S` 905-404-2186 Sales Office Hours: o Mon. - Thurs. 1 - 8 p.m., Sunday 12 - 6 p.m., +ssar�r Closed Fri. & Sat. Pnces and specifications are subtecl to change without notice. E. & O. E.' Available an selaatsd lob.' G PAGE 9 NEW HOMES i WTERKM, 1994 a 1 +� s "We ?e w4r4e Vann "Id ft • Spas a Patios e Pools • Awnings HOME LEISURE m _=ade; (905) 428-9767 Z A quality paint has to stand up to a lot of abuse - fingerprints, crayons, household spills and splatters. Pratt & Larnbert Paints are formulated to resist stains and wash up with ease, time and again. And if you do have to scrub a stubborn spot, our paint won't lose its luster like some of those bargain brands. For paint that keeps its beauty for years, washing after washing. &T Pratt & Lambert - the #1 Rated Wall Paint. AAT T 8 %,,vmu A& '7iti1(iL{L� ALL -READY-MADES e MADE-TO-ORDER FURNITURE • COORDINATING DESIGNER FABRICS & WALLCOVERINGS (905) 428-6323 Mon. - Fri. 9:30 - 9 • Sat. 10 - 6 e Sun. 12 - 5 • :1l=1 1.7 ©or the past 20 years, A SPECIAL PLACE has worked hard to bring its clients the best "decorator looks" in the marketplace without the "designer" price tag. Whether your decorating project is large or small, their experienced decorating consultants will work with you to choose a look that suits your taste and budget. Two locations to serve you! (905) 428-6317 �SRACE AGE SHELVING TSA ..r, • FREE IN HOME CONSULTATION • COMPEI171 VE PRICING • PERSONAL SERVICE e OVER 12 YEARS OF PLANNING DESIGN & INSTALLATION EXPERIENCE twr` Arrowhead by Waverly Come and experience-Ashbrooks", your ultimate source for bed, bath and table linens. With over 50 bedding patterns. hundreds of colours in towels and the best tablecloth and placemat selection in the area. Jjd0f1bf0CAf (905) 428-0007 Pickering Home & Desiqn Centre Mon. - Fri. 10-9 * Sat. 10-6 • Sun. 12-5 CLOSET'S ... IAt TIDRY ROOMS... BASEMENT ... GARAGE ... IN-HOME OFFICE... WORKSHOP ... OR ENTERTAINMENT AND WALL UNITS •mAN■r!]n.-W• SPACE AGE SHELVING (905) 686-8957 Pickering Home & Design Centre Mon. 10-6 - Tues. -Fri. 10-9 - Sat. 10-6 - Sun. Q in Idea Home The first, and sometimes hardest, stumbling block in any decorating project is where to start. The Idea Home, at 41-1 HO Pickering's Home & Design DES 1 G N Centre, is a great starting point. CLNTRI In this unique setting, professional interior designers and PICKERING do-it-yourselfers will find hundreds of decorating tips and ideas. The model home and Idea Place offer more than ideas, however. They are a resource centre as well. A visit to the Idea Home can help make your renovation or decorating project easier, while allowing you to stay within your budget. The Idea Home, which is remodeled once a year, allows people to see real world applications of various design elements — from paint and wallpaper to furnishings, floor coverings and accessories. Of course after visiting the Idea Home, you can find everything you will need in the conveniently located shops that make up the Home & Design Centre. Now in its sixth year, the centre brings together a variety of retail business relating to the home -decorating industry. At the Home & NEW HOMES i INTEMORS,1994 PAGE 9 1=1 ON -1 not I will get you started Design Centre you can find furniture and paint stores, stores selling wall and floor coverings, stores selling appliances and spas. There is even a nursery to help with your landscaping needs be it indoor or outdoor. The tremendous appeal and success of the Home & Design Centre is due to the convenience factor. You can find everything you need in one stop. Visitors have access to a resource centre filled with many home -related books, magazines and videos. The Home & Design Centre also holds seminars and workshops at various times throughout the year. And, of course, the advice is always free. Call 4274332 for more information. A great place for the do-it-yourselfer, the Pickering Home & Design Centre and the new Idea Home will help you get started on your decorating or renovating project. 4 �I s. ' Integrity Woods is a store specializing in solid oak and cherry dining room, bedroom and occasional furniture. All furniture is Amish made and then finished in our own plant. Therefore, we can offer both custom furniture and finish. INTEGRITY WOODS INTEGRITY WOODS? 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Restaurant ... ... 428-383 The Crafter's ►; Ashbroola. .............428-0007 Marketplace , DeBoer's .. . ............. 683-9660 B.B. Bargoon's.......... 428-6323 Encore Music .. ........ 6a3-6267 4 Oakclair Furniture ..428-7100 r Baby Ookciok Furniture..... ..... ......428-7100 Pickering Home & ,DESIGN Design Centre CENTRE Brock Rd. at Hwy. 401 P1— Perfect for offices, schools, stores, churches... MAINTENANCE FREE! NO GST AND PST! if you present this ad. Offer expires June 30, 1994 Shalimar UROXTON" Solid Cherry •Solid Value! ON SALE NOW! 9 pcs. from x4599900 FnvE CnNAnInN FURxITURE Tel (905) 683-0346 e; r L ` 1 Perfect for offices, schools, stores, churches... MAINTENANCE FREE! NO GST AND PST! if you present this ad. Offer expires June 30, 1994 Shalimar UROXTON" Solid Cherry •Solid Value! ON SALE NOW! 9 pcs. from x4599900 FnvE CnNAnInN FURxITURE Tel (905) 683-0346 + . ri�erNorEtaas,.r� J 4 v FINALLY, A HOME WITH CHARACTER A.& UP ,Mff ✓✓W��4 4 BUCMNGM o Qc� Real character in a new home is rare but you'll find it today in the innovative designs at Buckingham Gate You'll discover it here in a fabulous wooded setting bordering a beautiful ravine with mature trees * All made even more spectacular with a half a million dollars worth of lush landscaping added throughout the community # Buckingham Gate goes beyond the ordinary to the extraordinary with each home offering an imaginative, open concept design reflecting genuine style and personality # Dramatic cathedral ceilings X An abundance of windows everywhere you look X Unique staircases with plant shelves * Gourmet kitchens with pantries, built-in desks and breakfast bars # Fabulous built-in entertainment centres with fireplaces, special computer areas and more X i And priced at $10,000 less than the competition, Buckingham Gate not only offers real character but true value too! Hurry - A Limited Release of Beautiful Detached homes on 45 ; 50' and 60' Lots FW Uwe W anution tip: (905) 619474V 6742 P. are sFecdo`on or •rbp•et b d••rit w•11••r•t notae. E. 6 O. E 206,990 a& "%%m Tradition Meets lnwovation" ca..� Mdc �1I PII.� t•�►r1�•�. i V .1-1 cfrr- -� 11 E' -1T _ t ; f rrrrn -17 'L f' /Fr f; r1��i r f r. FF (-W_rr,v�7 ! r : r.. THE ESTWOOD PARK, ELEVATION B -:x,196 SQ. Ft. $292,990 UP ,Mff ✓✓W��4 4 BUCMNGM o Qc� Real character in a new home is rare but you'll find it today in the innovative designs at Buckingham Gate You'll discover it here in a fabulous wooded setting bordering a beautiful ravine with mature trees * All made even more spectacular with a half a million dollars worth of lush landscaping added throughout the community # Buckingham Gate goes beyond the ordinary to the extraordinary with each home offering an imaginative, open concept design reflecting genuine style and personality # Dramatic cathedral ceilings X An abundance of windows everywhere you look X Unique staircases with plant shelves * Gourmet kitchens with pantries, built-in desks and breakfast bars # Fabulous built-in entertainment centres with fireplaces, special computer areas and more X i And priced at $10,000 less than the competition, Buckingham Gate not only offers real character but true value too! Hurry - A Limited Release of Beautiful Detached homes on 45 ; 50' and 60' Lots FW Uwe W anution tip: (905) 619474V 6742 P. are sFecdo`on or •rbp•et b d••rit w•11••r•t notae. E. 6 O. E 206,990 a& "%%m Tradition Meets lnwovation" ca..� Mdc �1I PII.� t•�►r1�•�. Im ,QI "6, t : IQFNo11e� i MM1, "PO IAB 11 Natural beauty enhances Buckingham Gate If one subdivision is beginning too look much like the next, then you must visit Buckingham Gate, in Pickering. Dalerose Homes is not just building a community, it is transforming 21 hectares into a collection of attractive homes, sitting along curving tree -lined streets and set against a mature woodland. Over half a million dollars has been committed to the land- scaping of Buckingham Gate to ensure the homes and the community beautifully compliment the sur- rounding area. Buckingham Gate is not like any other communi- ty. The experience begins as you drive through the entrance gates, with its masonry walls and capped piers. As you travel along the tree -lined avenues, you notice how the attractive traditional home designs are enhanced by hardwood and conifer trees and the many shrubs and flowers which blend in with the natural beauty of the area. The community features homes on 45-, 50- and 60 -foot lots, all loaded with attractive and quality features and each with its own distinctive attributes. Homes in the Empress Collection, for example, sit on 45 -foot lots and are set to impress with design and The Camelot Gate is just one example of the beautiful homes you will find at Buckigham Gate, Dalerose Homes' new community in Pickering. i building elements that would require a much larger lot in neighboring communities. Inside, these homes feature unique arches, angled staircases and spacious living rooms with vaulted ceilings. The elegance of the community continues with the Sovereign Collection. These homes, on 50 -foot lots, exemplify the care Dalerose gives to detail in the building of its homes. The Sovereign Collection fea- tures include master ensuites with step-up oval tubs and separate showers and double vanities and eat -in kitchens with gorgeous greenhouse breakfast areas. The community's "creme de la creme" is the Regency Collection, where homes enjoy the spa- ciousness of a 60 -foot lot. Built-in entertainment centres, master bedrooms with sitting areas, three -car garages and optional three -sided fireplaces are some of the luxury features you will find in these mar- velous homes. Choosing the serene beauty and setting of Buckingham Gate means you also get the attributes Pickering has to offer. Schools, neighborhood parks. recreation and shopping -facilities are all just minutes away. Commuting is made easier with a short dis- tance travel to Hwy. 401 or the Go Transit station. Dalerose Homes takes great pride in its communi- ties. Whether it is building affordable single-family homes or luxurious custom estates. Dalerose brings the latest and most innovative design features to its communities. Buckingham Gate is no exception. "Building your dreams" is not just a motto or an empty promise for Dalerose Homes as it strives to provide the "good life" for the new generation of homebuyers in Ontario. Buckingham Gate is located off Rossland Rd. (Concession Line 3) just east of Brock Rd. in Pickering. �SHAWA 7?1 JA DETACHEL S: ROM 900 GST Included c. LI a'3K•�'ti�.. THE HILLSIDE 1230 A 11.1.1 -'THE HIGHPOINT 1491 By,- -'r� ' CALL: (905)-725-1181 In&o&dnjr the Summit! ~ : ` ' MON. TO THUR& 1 PM - s PM Fully detached • singles. • SuI>"e family rooms • Great eat in kitchens • Double sided fireplaces UX & sUPL I I AM - 6 PM gl • raMum windows • Vaulted ceilings • Lu m ensuites and more �,�- .� Including a fabulous opp&me package and brie dtvm system. 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In fact, prices and other eco- rooms, lots and lots of windows in all nomic circumstances benefit move -up sizes and shapes, bright and efficient buyers as much as the people looking kitchens, formal and informal dining to purchase their first home. eating areas, greenhouse kitchens and Move -up buyers can now have the many other features that add to the home of their dreams and at a price quality of life through comfort, conve- they can afford. nience and aesthetic pleasure. "There has probably never been a At the same time, builders are better time to buy a new home than beginning to see a number of changes right now," says Mary Lawson, a in the demands and desires of move - spokesperson for the Canadian Home up buyers. Streamlined design is an Builders' Association. "In order to important concern for today's eco - boost consumer confidence, builders nomically-minded consumer and are offering some great deals. 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