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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1995_06_11Ask about our Free Head Table Offer Wed�ngs �ue Meetings Parties 683-3210 Annandale Country Club OUTTA THIS WORLD Teen off to NASA space camp N• • M bpft ulna E, Al F>tttttm tY Sion Homer: Mon. -Wed. 9:30 a.m.-0:00 pm. flus. & Fn. 930 a.m.-8 30 pm. sat. 9:30 a.m.•590pm. News Adver--fiser Sunday, June 11, 1995 24 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 114 No. 24 `No thrill like politics' , says defeated MPP D `It's an honor to have been there': Jim Wiseman By LINMA WHITE STAFF REPORTER AJAX-PICKFRING — Dcsrit�: a crushing defeat, Durham We•t %1PP Jim Wiseman maintains "there's no thrill lis , ;,,,htics" and insists "it's an honor to have heen trc The New Democrat shared his thoughts with the News advertiser the morning after the Progressive Conservatives were swept to power in Ontario. Admittedly, Mr. Wiseman "expected a sweep" by the Tories, pointing to 1987 when the Liberals collected 95 seats and in 1990 when the NDP won 74 seats. This time around, the Tories captured 82 seats. "When it moves, it moves," he notes. "But I'm not bitter. I've never been bitter and I'm not going to start now. That's the way democracy works " See 'I TAKE ... Page 3 Inside M rite ttt+ews Editorial.................................................... 6 Name Dropping.......................................10 Sports.....................................................1 1 Classified................................................19 .1110bone Un" General 683-5110 Fax 7363 Sincerely Yours 1-900-451- 68 Ext. 34 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 The News Adverdeer regularly uses recycled newsprint Safe in the sun with a shoulder to sit on Yanique Harrison and dad Andrew protect themselves from the sun as they watch the Durham Elementary Athletic Association track and field meet at Oshawa's Civic Stadium Tuesday. Schools from throughout the region sent athletes to the competition. - photo by A.J. Groep Attacking Rottweiler confined, one loose PICKERING — One of two Rot- tweilers which attacked a Pickering boy Tuesday night has been taken from its owner but will probably be returned if it's not rabid - Pickering -Ajax -Whitby (PAW) Ani- mal Control officers removed the dog from a home on Commerce Street Thursday night and took it to the PAW shelter in Whitby where it will be con- fined until June 16. If the dog shows no signs of rabies, it will be released to the owner, reports Durham Region public health inspector John Canning. "We don't foresee any problems- ' I'he only problem now is trying to locate the other dog." Officials of the East York health department visited the home of a bor- ough resident whose vehicle was believed spotted transporting the second Rottweiler from the scene of the attack. But, after talking to the vehicle's owner, they speculate a mistake was probably made by a witness to the attack who recorded the licence plate number of the van that took the dog away. Jake Smith, 8, of Ilona Park Road, suffered bites to his upper right arm, left hand and left thigh when he was attacked around 7 p.m. by the Rottweil- ers as he walked along Commerce Street on the way home from a friend's house. Commerce Street resident Craig Traynor drove the dogs away with a piece of lumber, cleaned Jake's wounds and wrapped them before the youngster was taken to Ajax -Pickering General Hospital, where he was treated and released. Because the second Rottweiler is still at large, it's possible Jake will get rabies shots, his mother Delste reports. 1PAGE 2 -TELE NEWS ADVE. WER SUNDAY, JUNE 11,1995 Pit bulls' owner's case adjourned until June 21 MIKE NG — The court case of a Pickering dog owner accused of breaching a court order has been adjourned until June 21. Oris Dotnellas was to appear m Ontario Court, Provincial Division, before justice of the peace Robert Harris Thursday to explain the whereabouts of two pit bulls. However, the Whitby court room was needed for a trial, so his case was adjourned.. In May, two pit bulls owned by Mr. Dornellas were ordered destroyed by justice Harris after a series of attacks on other dogs. On May 25, Mr. Dotnellas's lawyer Graham Wakefield told the justice his client no longer owned the dogs and didn't know where they were. Outside the court Thursday, Mr. Wakefield said that, on June 21, "We'll either set a trial date or, with any luck, we'll have the dogs found." SAm EAM CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears "Expect more from Sears, Sale prices start Thursday, June 8, 1995," flyer, on page 26, the regular price for `ultra copper" should have been $499.94. The savings is off $499.94 not $249.99. PUBLIC STORAGE UNITS INDUSTRIAL - HOUSEHOLD -BUSINESS- - INDOOR VEHICLE STORAGE MONTHLY OR YEAR ROUND 5'x 10'/ 10'x 20'/ 10'X 40' OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK 1474 B"LY ST. PICKERING In our Sears "Expect More from Sears, Sale prices- start Thursday, June 8, 1995" flyer on page 16, the `Mosaic' aluminum patio set is not available at this time. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. Please Recycle Phis Newspaper N highly MCOMntWW this school for anyone who warrts the very best for thele child." Mdh�rd TanyN, '9 r3 Glaisdale Montessori Schools • AWn 18 months to 12 years • 403 Kingston Rd., 515 Kingston Rd., Ajax • 415 Toynevaie, Pickering �t;aii (905) 686-5005 TESSA 314" x 2114" SUMMER SIZZLER TOP OUALITY, CANADIAN FADE, A PREFINISHED, MANY COLOURS sq. ft. TO CHOOSE FROM. 85 48 sq. The place to look for a place to live. News Advertiser THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE ll, 1995 -PAGE 3 `I take a lick'ti,exing�Wiseman• in and kee on • g. Keep FROM PAGE 1 NDP has hurt business, "quietly, many people said we were good for busi- ness," says Mr. Wiseman, adding his government faced the difficult challenge Of coming to power "in the worst recession in 30 yam„ He recognizes the con- troversial Social Contract as one of the He credits Premier -elect Mike Harris's "simple mes- sage of a 30 -per cent tax cut when everyone's over- burdened with taxes. He did a marvelous marketing job of getting the message across. But the message is one thing. I'm waiting to see his fust budget." Mr Wise - man says vot- ers weren't prepared to lis- ten to NDP concerns that Mr. Harris's tax cuts will hurt education and health and will result in increased prop- erty taxes. He remains loyal to Pre- mier Bob Rae, whom he insists is "the greatest leader in the history of this province. He has done so many good things that did- n't et g report- �M Mr. Wiseman points to the north, where he credits Mr. Rae with saving single - industry towns, many of which returned their NDP representatives in Thurs- day's election. Despite criticism the III reasons why some voters rejected the 1 West NDP. "Politi- results cally, it would e Friday have been bet - 9 ter to lay off cker, 45,000 peo- ple," he admits. "In the 29,080 scheme of things, that kson, wouldn't have been a large 13,922 number. But that's not the ,eman way the NDP moCrat does things. We share the 9,340 wealth and share the pain - eform In con - 900 gratulating Durham West winner Janet Ecker Thursday, "I told ner, 'If you feel there is someone breathing down your neck or watching you, there is. It'll be me'. "I was a community activist before I was elect- ed, I was a community activist during my tern and I am going to be a commu- nity activist after this elec- tion," he promises. Though he would like to help make Ms. Ecker's transition "a smooth one, certainly much smoother than mine," Mr. Wiseman predicts it won't be long before voters are disgrun- tled with their choice. "The first thing (the Tories) should do is collect FA s� MARKET Grvwas of Quality Vegetables, Flowers, and Plants remake Fathees Day Ir +f3tiettentae�s;I�aprtt'aaaa+rt Many > `' eJ �! vF+Ci7E�YCptOtyGQt: or 8 for $10 Premier ; , A4 15.99 4 0L IL Petunias 89" 1�Larigoids :;:. ' or $9.99 per flat Japa>me Red Maple o miff s a iG appt►x `Trees and Shrubs for all your landacal•ing needal 2465 Brock kN Pickeri(4ka rn rtorttt oft1) ope=t 7 days a wAede 8 atrr7 pm, S rtiu day inial 5 •o: ..w.s In efleet urea June larss Call 683-5110 with news to. OR GET CASH REBATE OR 10 YR. PARTS & LABOUR WARRANTY ,4uthori;,ed Hu" and Air Condihorurp `� 1 � � Dealer CONSIL, Wits GAS FURNACES AND AIR CONDI'1`iONERL AIR MILES TM Travel Miles for both products and service. ' OJLC. to Vuathd b4sm A dttp nd mwlbe hW wd. 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C H •� . a 1�F,' r i l •L t -e ♦ t , # r 7 n .. PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 11,1995 Music and m'Week firth at A ax Home i AJAX — A run along the lakefront, a basketball jam fest, music in a park and a trip to Ghana are among Ajax Home Week events planned for Sunday, June 11. The second annual Run the Lake in support of Ajax -Pickering General Hospital will begin at Rotary Park on Lake Drive- way West. The five -kilome- tre run starts at 9 a.m., the 10 -km run at 9:15 a.m. and the five -kilometre walk at 9:30 a.m. Cost is $20 which includes free certificates and T-shirts. A three -on -three tourna- ment highlights the Mon- ster Jam Basketball Festival from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the National Sports Warehouse and Amusement Centre at Hwy. 2 and Whites Road in Pickering. Spectator admis- sion is free. Music in the Park will be played at Rotary Park from 1 to 4 p.m. featuring The Joe Tiernay Band. Admis- sion is free. The Ghanadian Interna- tional Society Imaginary Trip will be held from 1 to 5 p.m. at the McLean Com- munity Centre at Westney Road North and Magill Drive. There'll be a live performance of Ghanaian Scripture Union has loads of summer fun for families and children DURHAM — A single - parent family getaway and a baseball camp are among activities planned this sum- mer by Scripture Union (SU). Get -A -Way `95 is a three-day camp from June 30 to July 4 at Camp Kake- ka for single -parent families from Durham. Cost is $60 for adults and teens, S55 for children six to 12 vears, S30 for youngsters thrce to five and free for infants. Maximum cost for one fam- ily is S145. SU Sports will run two baseball day camps for boys and girls aged eight to 13, with the first session from July 10 to 14 and the second from July 17 to 21. The camps will be held daily from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Dunmoore Park, at the south end of Whites Road in Pickering. Cost is $75 per child, which pays for lunch each day and a T- shirt. The ball camp is run in association with the Picker- ing Baseball Association, Athletes in Action and Unlimited Potential Inc. SU volunteers from Durham will run a Beach Club at the Sandbanks Provincial Park near Picton from July 21 to 29. Activi- ties will include puppetry, drama, singing and games for children and teens. The Beach Club is for people camping at Sand- banks during the week. SU is an international, interdenominational organi- zation working in more than 110 countries. Call Rick Allen -Jordan at 427-4947 or fax 427-0334 for more information. cultural drumming and music, along with food and fashions. Admission is $5. On Wednesday, June 14, the Ajax Civic Award will be presented at 7 p.m. in the banquet room of the McLean centre. The Ajax Recreation Advisory Coun- cil will also present its awards during the ceremo- ny. Admission is free. Home Week concludes Sunday, June 18. 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M. 4 ..... 71mothy J. Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor-in-chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Advertising Manager Alvin Brouwer Retail Sales Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2145. 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 print- ers. Second Class Mail Registration 1897. 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Any school without a -breakfast club would do well to put such an initiative on the table for discussion. Existing breakfast clubs here and there throughout Durham are flourishing; there doesn't seem to be any doubt that there are children going to class hungry and that breakfast clubs fill a need in the community as well as filling stomachs. The reasons children skip breakfast at home aren't all that important to most breakfast club vol- unteers; there are no questions asked as to which children are "needy" in the strictest sense of the word and which aren't. If the kids are hungry, they're welcome to eat. It's the only way such a club can work, as those who take advantage of it aren't singled out as being different from other classmates. Breakfast clubs are being operated successfully by many groups in Durham, including Oshawa Northview Meadow Co-operative Homes, with the aid of Durham Regional Police and local businesses; St. Andrew's United Church and E.A. Lovell Public School in Oshawa; and at Sir John A. Macdonald Public School, Pickering. What all the breakfast dubs have in common are volunteers — individuals who are willing to give of their time to help the children. Groups sponsoring the clubs work miracles in providing food, equipment, man- power and whatever else is needed. But the programs take planning and the right marriage of a school with a group that can help. Any school that takes the time and effort to find the right community partner and form a club is to be commended. There are children out there who are going hungry, and hungry children learn less. Kids sboukdn't have to add hunger to their already full plates. V TRAFFIC BARRIER Thereis a much simpler solution To the editor: At last something will be done about the barrier at the Hwy. 401 eastbound off ramp at Harwood Avenue. After lengthy discussions and debates, countless complaints and a great number of accidents, the min- istry and Town council have decided to rectify the situation by shaving four intoes off the top of the con- crete barrier — four inches! How many motorists, using that intersec- tion, believe four inches is going to resolve this serious problem? Jim McMaster guesses that four inches is better than nothing. Is that an acceptable response from an elected official? Better than nothing? What happens if it's not better? What happens, if after all the wasted time — not to mention expeise — it is found four inches isn't enough? How long do we wait for a decision to be made to shave off another few inches? I suggest the safest, least expensive and mAU P.Tnt-dipm method in dealing with this problem would be the immediate erection of a traffic sign that reads "no right turn on red" 'Ibis would be a safer stop- gap measure until a decision is made to tear down the barrier, as opposed to shaving it dam a few inches at a time. V r__ &-MM- s :er The fat ladysin s an ' g d we re In a blue mood The tat lady sang early'Ibursday evening and by the time she'd fin- ished she was bathing in a pool of bine. It's a good fling rm not a ba- ting person because rd have lost my shirt on this one. Two weeks ago I believed a Liberal minority was still a possibil- ity and that at least one of Durham's MPPs would hang onto his seat. One week ago it was definitely tightening up and Harris was on a roll. I knew he was riding high but I didn't realize he was riding a steamroller. And I still believed, perhaps hoped is a better descrip- tion, that one of our local MPPs would hang on. When it comes to politics I'm often torn between the party and the politician. Thee are many people rd like to see in public office but whom I would have a hard time voting for because of their party platform — and vice - versa. This time around I'm not sorry to we the end of Gord Mills m Durham East, Drummond White in Durham centre or Jim Wiseman in Durham West. All nice guys but I can't say they've done much for the municipalities they represem But I am very sorry to see Allan Pilkey out of the political arena. Mr. Pilkey brought considerable energy and ge 10 the DOW a�wono�f alderman and mayor of the City of Oshawa. As an MPP I think he worked hard for his constituents and worked in co. operation with City officials to do what was best for. Oshawa I haven't always agreed wilh-his politics but I respect his desire to get things done. His polish shone through during the campaign, particularly during the election forums I saw. He knows what all good P0lificL7ft know. How to make 'em laugh„ throw so make 'em listen and never, never to be on the defensive. Something else I've come to appreciate about Mr. Pilkey is his good nature. Despite taking PubliC criticism from time to time, he II hope ehhis absence from the political arena is brief. As for our new MPPs, they've got a lot to prove. With the excep- tion of John O'Toole they're new to public office and as such have a lot to learn. I hope the first thing they learn is that their rwotmding man- date means they're expected w per- form as promised.. If the Harris government fails to live up to its own publicity I'll be very interested to see our MPPs' reactions. .. . - . - iI , . . , - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 19".PAGE 7 P Schools' harassment policy may 'help avoid complaints' ' O Harassment comes In many forms': public board By LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTM DURHAM — Anew policy in place at the public school board which recog- nizes "harassment comes in many forms" is miles beyond a former strategy which dealt only with sexu- al harassment. It recognizes, for exam- ple, practical jokes which are embarrassing or offen- sive as harassment, notes Durham Board of Educa- tion employment equity facilitator Stella Dorsman. Other examples: - unwelcome remarks, jokes or gestures about a person's hody, attire, age, marital status, sex life, color or ethnic background; • displays of pornograph- ic, racist or derogatory pic- tures or graffiti; • unnecessary physical contact, such as patting, pinching, touching or hit- ting; • the display of pictures or cartoons that stereotype people because of their sex- ual orientation. While the new policy lists other examples of harassment, "it is not an exhaustive list," reports Ms. Dorsman. Its definition of harassment comes from the Ontario Human Rights Code, which guarantees the right to freedom from dis- crimination. But while it's important to understand what harass- ment is, it's equally impor- tant to understand what it is not. "Friendly bantering and flirting — as long as it's welcome — is not harass- ment," notes Ms. Dorsman. Nor is the normal exercise of supervisory responsibili- ties. While the policy recog- nizes a person may lay a complaint under the Human Rights Code, under their union bylaws or through a civil suit, it suggests com- plaints be dealt with first on an informal basis. "In most cases, telling someone you don't like their behavior should be enough," maintains Ms. Dorsman. But if it's not, the policy outlines steps to launch a formal complaint and makes provisions for severe discipline. This policy replaces a sexual harassment strategy approved in 1991. It wasn't mandated by the provincial government, but the board believes it will be recog- nized as a "supportive mea- sure for all employees" — as required under employ- ment equity legislation, reports Ms. Dorsman. The policy now includes students and outlines steps for teachers to file com- plaints against pupils, for a student to lay a complaint against another pupil, and for a youngster to file a complaint against an adult. It will be especially important to inform stu- dents of the policy before they're placed in a co-oper- ative work assignment because "they need an understanding of their rights, as well as their responsibilities as employ- ees," says Ms. Dorsman. School principals will inform staff of the policy, approved by trustees earlier this month. It will also be highlighted in a newsletter circulated to staff, who will attend information seminars on the policy in the fall. "We recognize it's one Please recycle. ;ltozi � hoofing Inc. O . wraz�w� COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL REPAIRS FLATS SHINGLES I] r--------------� CLIMUT THIS COUPON AND SAVEI 11 3 1 Som 42 Crockford Bbd, Scarborough i L------------------_ thing to have a policy and want complaints... We hope another for people to know educating people about about it and understand it," (what is and isn't accept - explains Ms. Dorsman. able behavior) will help "Obviously, we don't avoid complaints." MONDAY,SALE STARTS • 9 V OF �vP O oo� cj BULK ► W I CORM CK Q 5 99 SCOTCH MINTS G Q� L.B. S � � G F DELI SLICED REGULAR OR HOT ONLY99 2 MORTADELLA LB GOOD HUMOUR CLIP C4 SAVE ASSORTED FLAVORS ---- -=y 49 77 CHICKEN POPSICLES2EA a, BREAST LB. CLIP Es SAVE - PANTRY SHELF FRESH KETA 5 oz tin PEACHESSALMON LB. -� OR NECTARINESkL :174 • • PAGE s -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY 111 T*c » 100c Father's Day gift gives duffer dads discounts DURHAM — Can't think of any- thing to get dad for Father's Day on June 18? Why not get you father a book of coupons so he can save $3.000 on golfing? The Executive Golf Guide 1995 Edition provides savings at 60 golf courses with two-for-one and four - for -three green fees. All courses are within an hour's drive of Toronto. Cost of the book is S59 with pro- ceeds going to the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital's Make Room for Baby Campaign. You can get the book at Tee -To - Pin in the Discovery Bay Plaza on Westney Road South in Ajax or from the hospital foundation office. For more information, call the foundation office at 428-1407. Pickering Beach reunion June 24 AJAX — Past and present resi- dents of Picker- ing Beach will get together later this month for a reunion. Residents of the area from 1950 to the pre- sent are welcome to the event Sat- urday, June 24 from noon to dusk in Paradise Park on Lake- view Boulevxd. People plan- ning to attend are asked to take along a picnic lunch and lawn chairs. Games are planted. Call Ken at 728-2085 for more informa- tion. Single parents meet Wednesday AJAX-PICK- ERING -- The One Parent Fam- ilies Association of Ajax -Picker- ing holds its weekly meeting at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, June 14 at Swan's Marina, 590 Liv- erpool Rd. S., Pickering. Edu- cational, social, sports activities and dances are featured. Call �28-7433. if f?W,6.0t! r� � Home Week Correction In an article that appeared in the June 7th Home Week section of the Ajax News Advertiser the story should have said Donna Danks is the daughter 01- Mike fMike Danks and that the Board of Trade is not sponsoring the Home Week Auction on June 17th at the Ajax Legion. The Ajax News Advertiser regrets the errors. 'leaase recycle this newspaper I! Residents feel at home II at Cedarcroft Place By Peter Hughes If I had t,, choose somewhere to spend my golden years then I'd choose a place like I Cedarcroft Place. Located in Oshawa at 1649 King St E , this premier retirement home provides residents with the kind of services and ameniues you'd find at a nice hotel. II All your meals are :r:cluded and served in a bright and spacious d; m ng room. There is also Ceca c o' Res cents en,oy one of their many soca: ya-e rys. a library with the feel of standing aocve Mar;o,e Bear, e. Ac —strator home and an eating area many friends. w here you can sit down to a private -I love being around people wi this meal when friends and family visit. is perfect for me,' she says 'I aluo love There is 24 hour nursing the staff. The are so kind and friendly." supervision with a doctor available at Carl Carson moved to Cedarcroft all times. 2 years ago after being told about the There is housekeeping and the place by his niece, laundry services and planned activities -I was tired of living alone and including bingo, cards, sing songs and doing my grocery shopping, • he says. pub rights. "Here ever ":ling is taken care of'. It Administrator Marjorie Beattie gives me time to enjoy life, go for goes out of her way to make sure the walks, play pool cards. You never get transition goes as smooth as possible bored here.` in welcoming people here from their own homes. "Cedarcroft Place is designed in a way to make people feel at home, she explains. -We offer them accommodations to suit every need and they can decorate their rooms anyway they like." Colette Mousseau has lived at (,Cedarcroft since January and says she enjoys the freedom of being able to ,come and go and that she has made f.L649 King St. E., Oshawa 723-9490 tuft wain! iw Gen" ` off CMONf • COMFORT, CONVENIENCE & COMPANIONSHIP • Full Time activities director, daily housekeeping • Air conditioned, beauty parlour, 24 hr. supervision • Supplementary nursing services available • doctors office on site, chapel, personal laundry service I RESPITE AND CONVALESCENT CARE AVAILABLE For a personal Tour Call 723-9490 Ma;g E Bea .e iAc^ - s a c•. "The Meat People" Texas Style Back Ribs 'Great on the BBQ" Sirloin Tip Roasts 2 1b., Marinated —� Eye Round $49 Steaks 3,b. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14 ONLY SPECIAL Marinated � �� Sirloin Tip Steaks 2 m. Hip Cube Steaks $29 3Ib. London Broils Breaded Pan -Fry Schnitzels 2 99 Ib. Ground Pork Ftt� Beef or Pork Wskabobs `!k I I 'I .. . I _9 - - Z4 - - W Bacon $ 69 $ 9 1 3 111111. 1.14 1 U& MOM IflKn�cka�l el All Beef Nambnr$er Patties 529 � Salle MOM DNrESDAY Breasts Jutta u may, JJum 1 $� � lb. NOW SERYI>tiGSOV?Bm ONTARIO WM! LOQ?1OH81NCL XG =794 Uverpool Rd. PicklFair Plaza 02 PIC'KERICc N 831 -7961 .B memo Fri. " a $111t. 04 ..J � . • i~ Sharing with Innushare Students and staff from St. Isaac Jogues Catholic School in Pickering recently took part in the Great Innushare Caribou Hunt. Recognizing that the Mashuau Innu of Davis Inlet, Labrador, hunt the caribou for food, area students were asked to collect the caribou found on the 25d coin through fund-raising activities. Here, program support teacher Carole Scannell and principal Brian Vrebosch display a framed sketch drawn by an Innu teenager after collecting $800 to sup- port Innushare, a charitable trust to help the families of Davis Inlet. photo by Ron Pietroniro s_0 .X Ues IAT]hk e--r,--,e ?. You could win a valuable coupon book! My guess is: Can you toll whore tete pic- ture at loft was talon? M so, fill out the ballot below, toll to whore it is afttl frail K to: Guess Where do of the Now Ad4ertis- or,130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont LIIS 2H5 Last week's winner was Mary Beth Slaczko who iderlltl w SL l"M Jogues church In Pklkering IRVING A. BURTON LIMITED Ttuaw In THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR IMTIAL CONSULTATION CALL FOR AN APPOWTMENT 1560 KNrGST+ON RD. 101 KENT Si 40 KM ST. WEST 0=210) ORM Advertising gets results! News Advertiser THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. JUNE ll. 1"S -PAGE 9 Fibromyalgia AJAX -- The Ajax plat the St. Andrew's Com- Fiplace at Support Group munity Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., meeting meets Mommy, June 12 to dis- Ajax, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. cuss common concerns. It takes Call 683-6020 (Carolyn). CITY OF SCARBOROUGH THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF SCARBOROUGH PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE NO. 1 STOTT'S AND MAXWELL BRIDGES (TWYN RIVERS DRIVE) CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT AND PRELIMINARY DESIGN STUDY The Corporation of the City of Scarborough is currently undertaking a Class Environmental Assessment and Preliminary Design Study to determine the future of the Slott's and Maxwell bridges on Twyn Rivers Drive within the City of Scarborough (refer to the key plan shown below). The purpose of the Environmental Assessment is to examine the need and justification for future improvements to the two bridges and if necessary, establish preliminary design plans. A Pudic Information Centre will be held to explain the purpose of the Study, review the Study progress to date, present information detailing the 'problem' and present the preliminary assessment of alternative solutions to resolve the Problem'. Alternative planning solutions include Do Nothing (i e. maintain the existing structures and provide 'stop -gap' structural improvements on an -as need' basis). Remove the Existing Structures and Close the Road to Vehicular Traflk; Retain the Existing Structures, but Close the Road to Vehicular Traffic; Undertake Major RehabMhation of the Existing Structures and Maintain Vehicular Traffic; and Repla w and Construct New River Crossing:. The Public Information Centre will provide the pubic with an opportunity to make known their views with respect to the Environmental Assessment Study and the future of the two bridges. The Information Centre wig be held on: June 22, 1995 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Open House 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Formal Presentation Chief Dan George Public School 195 Generation Boulevard Scarborough, Ontario Comments received from the public will be included in finalizing the assessment and evaluation of alternative Manning solutions. Following selection of the preferred solution to the problem, alternative methods to implement the preferred solution will be prepared and assessed. At this stage of the process, a second Public Information Centre will be held to solicit public input on the recommended method. The Class Environmental Assessment process is designed to resolve concerns of those affected by the project. If concerns relative to the Study cannot be resolved, any person or group may request that the Minister of the Environment and Energy 'bump up- the project to an Individual Environmental Assessment. We encourage you to attend the Public Information Centre. If you are unable to attend. Sou may forward written comments or questions to either one of the individuals below. With the exception of personal information, all comments will be part of the public record. Mr. Brian Wolf, P. Eng. Mr. Doug Allingharn. Project Mutager P. Eng. Woft 8 Environ mend Deperenent Senior Vice -President City of Scerbomugh Transportation 300 Consbunt Place, Totten Sims Hubido S19.1000 Associales Ottt iib 300 VARW SION M1 H 3G2 IMtilby, Oribirio Tile: 416,3967152 L1 N 9J2 Fax: 4163965681 Tele: 905668.9363 Fax: 9056684221 STUDY LOCATION S_ KEY RAN AIR OsHAwA - DESIGN CONTEST The Gateway to Dtuham Inc. The new airline scheduled to begin service in the fall of 1995 is looking for a corporate design to be used on their fleet of Dash 8 aircraft and throughout their organization. This contest is open to graphic artists, dssItInelrs and anyone with an abluty to capture a corporate Image within a logo. Judges will select a winner to be submitted to the Board of Directors of Air Oshawa. DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS IS JULY 15, 1995 For a complete description of design guidelines and specifications send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to: • AIR OSHAWA, HANGAR 1, OSHAWA AIRPORT - 1000 STEVENSON RD. N. • • OSHAWA, ONTARIO L1J SP5 nsored by: © CIO ©pn otihmowedtryctaringlaa THIS WEEK PRGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 11,19" Samantha'Steacy,is two, Deanna eron is one Namem:tom j Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping. This being my last week here, the boss has allowed me to enlighten you one last time before I have to turn it back over to Keith (I sympathize with you all). Don't worry Keith, I'm sure everyone will re -adjust to your boring writing style. Well, the submis- sions are pouring in, so let's get started-. A little doll celebrated her birthday in style. Samantha Diandra Steacy turned two on May 27 and had a party with her family with lots of cake, ice- cream, balloons and gifts. Happy Birthday Sweetie" from Mom and Dad... Lying around on her 60th birth- day is Barbara Quick. Barbara's special day is June 14. Her daughters Linda and Jennifer wish her a happy birthday... Barbara Quick Congratulations to Carla Neer jes and Shaun Collier who are tying the knot on June 24 at 3 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church in Ajax. Carla is also being con- grad-ulated after receiving her BA from Trent University... Samantha Steacy Deanna Justine Heron is so excited about turning one on June 12 that she's tipping over with joy. Mom Penny, Dad Wayne and sisters Janelle and Ashton send her lots of bugs and kisses on her special day. They say "she's an absolute joy to be around, full of smiles and laugh- ter"... LE Carla Neel* and Shaun Collier Megan McP6aden enters the troublesome threes on June 14. Megan will fulfill her wish to go fishing when she'll join Grandpa on an angling adventure in Orillia. On June 17 she'll cele- brate with the rest of her family. Wishing her a happy birthday are Mommy, Daddv and `Pork Chop' (a_k.a. Matthew, her little brother). _ . Megan and Madhew McPhaden Barbara and Bill Hutton announce the wedding of their daughter Debbie Aon to Greg Wade, son of Yvonne and Barry Wade. They matte it official on June 17 at St. Andrew's Pk esbylerian Church in bickering village... .« Congratulations go out to Ken Trovato who is graduating from York University on June 12 with a BA Honors Degree in fine arts (theatre). Ken has been in several stage produc- tions and two Ken Trovato films while obtaining his degree. "Well done Ken"... 6« Cindy -Lee Fekete turns five on June 13. She'll cel- ebrate with a party at McDonald's with her pals. Sending her birthday wish- es and lots of love are Cindy -Lee Fekete Morm Dad, Grandmas, Poppies and sister Krystal... Looking a little nervous about her spe- cial day is D a r b y Ireland, who celebrated her baptism on May 28. Michelle, Travis and Kayla con- gratulate her on her perfor- mance... 3Utn btrtnuay on June 11. "George seems to get better with age, just like fine wine." Wishing him a happy birth- day with love are his wife Lisa and George Corson Grizzly... Precious little Becky Bloom celebrates her first birthday June 11 with a barbecue. Helping `Sunshine Bear' blow out the candles are Mom Charlene, Dad Graham, Grandparents Eric and Vi Bloom, best friends Alanna and Lauren, her cats Snowball and Patches and other friends and family who all send her birthday wishes... .« Celebrating 25 years of mar- riage together on June 6 were Norm and Avril Hall. Family and friends helped the couple commemorate the special occa- sion at a party in their honor. Congratulations and lots of love from your family... June Hardy urns 60 on June 10. Wishing Gramma a happy birthday with lots of hues and kisses are Jordan, '.Megan and Joshua... Darby IreWA 4« Happy birthday to Laura Huntington, who turned one May 19. Wishing this blue-eyed beauty a happy birth- day with lots of love were Mommy, D a d d y, Matthew, K a t i e, G r a m p a, Laura Huntington Gramma C., Nanny, Poppa H. and the rest of the family... Diana Patricia Leban•Port turned two June 7. She returned from her first big trip to the U.K. a couple of weeks ago with Mom and Dad. On June 10 she partied with her family and neighbors. Mom and Dad have lots of bugs, kisses and birthday wishes... ■■■ George Corson celebrates his Avril and Norm Hall A staff note: It's hard for Daddy Al Rivett, the News Advertiser's sports reporter, and Mommy to believe, but their youngest son Taylor is turning four on June 13. "Happy birthday Taylor, we love you". Big birth- day hugs and kisses from Mom, Dad, big brother Brock, little sis- ter Hailey, Grandmas, Grandpas, big dog Frank, little dog Holly, big cat Kazzy and la- tle kitten Nuala... June Hardy --- Alk _: • 1.67- DOHC 16 -valve 4 -cylinder engine • Power -assisted rack-and-pinion steering •4 -wheel independent suspension •All -season radials • AM/FM cassette stc=o sound with 4 -speakers • 8000 -rpm tachometer •tilt steering column • Plus the S -Year Mazda Warranty FOR SERIOUS Uma Lehan-Port MAMA Taylor Rivett That brings us to the end of another edition of Name Dropping. N you have an item Y041 want mentioned, call as at Ell i -Sl l0, fat[ 6SX7363 or write to 136 Coannnerew Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 211S. The dead- line for submissions Is 11 a.m. the Tuesday before publicadoo. We're not responsible for lost or damaged photographs. >U You have a birth to announce, call the classitled advertising departmenR at 683.0767. 1 To advertise in this space, call Display Advertising at 683-5110. News Advertiser THE NEWS A&IihSEI4 S* &6A*, JVNIt 11,�1i_6i AGk 11 P' SPORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. AL ORR RM E�ig►'l�'�aws�wr/Asia�y6feri� /if.�d MAKE YOUR OWN GREAT TASTING WINE FOR LESS THAN Ir A BOTTLE!! SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 619 ® 292 MONK N AVE AJAX JUST NORTH OF BxYL PICKERING — A Pickering skater has achieved her gold -level sta- tus in figure skating dances. In fact, Shawna MacKenzie, 14, of Pickering, passed all levels of dances, including her gold, without ever having to retry a test. This past season, she was partnered in her dance tests by Chuck Reaman and coached by Ken and Paulette Ormsby of Scarborough, along with Linda Donnelly in Pickering who has taught her dance for the past five years. MacKenzie also received a perfect score on her senior Canfrgureskate certification test; placed third in figures at the pre -novice level (in her flight) at the Octobertfest Pickering complex tennis team records fourth straight victory PICKERING — The Pickering Recreation Complex boys' inter -county tennis squad made it four consecutive wins in league play last weekend. The complex squad beat the Leaside Tennis Club of Toronto 7-3 in sets. In under -12 singles play, Alex Bittermann swept Kevin Pickles in straight sets 64, 6.1. Adil Sharnasdin defeated Viv Taylor 6-4, 6-1 in under -14 Andrew Roszkowski and Mike Anderson split sets with Chris Budde and Holly Loube t 6.1, 3-6 in under -16 darbies acti m Martin Java won his under -18 singles match over Jeff Dwane 6-0, 6-0. Chrisfm Caere Ica to Eddie Brisbois 6-1, 6-4 in the same age bracket. meet; was fifth at interclub in gold solo dance; finished fust overall in junior silver freeskate at the Scarboro Skate meet; and passed her fifth figure and junior silver freeskate tests. She'll continue to skate in Scarborough throughout the summer in preparation for a step up into the novice level to compete at the subsection- al/sectional competition in November. MARKHAM WAXERS MINOR � PEE -WEE JW POSITIONS AVAILABLE INVITATIONAL TRYOUTS JUNE/JULY Contact: GREG ROBERTS (905) 642-6585 PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 11, MS SHOP BY BASKET & t Ar % orr*wico 1 /IN "THE FOOD TERMINAL $I w ■ ■:N I.I:NIT r r 12 FRESH NEVER FROZEN PICNIC - PORK SHOULDERS ' 1.52 kg The "s Promise =Nj r= mi of Pork9 avimys" Law 1:14=1. PRODUCTOFON?ARy il ID AT'HESERyICECOUNTER AT HE EH.',:E n'+':= y ;.,A;. 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Jesse Owen) vs Sporting Images (Matthew Woods 1, MVPs Matthew Cerrato, Jordan Entwistle); Rowdies 10 (Michael Giamou 6, Drew Stark 4, MVP Michael Giamou) vs. Eagles (Jonathan Pappas 1, MVP Jonathan Pappas); Striors 5 (Alerander TruW 3, Anthony Parkins, David Hagi, MVP Alexander Trujillo) vs. Blizzard (Christopher Mitchell 1, MVP Christopher Mietail. UNDER NNE SIOYS' DIVISION Pickering Sic Sports 3 (Aron Muioy 2, Brian Gonsalves, MVPs Aaron Mukoy, Brian Gonsalves) vs. Power (Gareth Jones 1, MVPs Gareth Jones, Michael Brooks): 'AAA' Aarjen Business Service 3 (Andrew Coiymore 3, MVPs Andrew Collymore, Trevor Watson) vs. Eagles 0; Garth wood a im 2 (Dorian Kavanagh, Darrel Lazoridis, MVP Daniel Lazeddis) vs. Kids 2 (Bradley Downton, Chrilophr M0111411MVP Christopher Moffat); Rowdies 2 (Joseph Assenza, Matthew Pereira, MVPs Joseph Aosw%M Matthew Pereira) vs. Hong Office Software 2 (Damen Meffe. Stuart Ormond, MVPs Alexander Stavrou. Skad Ormond): Carvel (Jason Krasnowski 1, MVPs Sean Ferguson. Jason Krasnowski) vs. Safe Sound Storage (Cavin Wens, MVP Cavin Watts). UNDER ELEVEN BOVW DIVISION Rockets (Kevin Marshall 1) vs. Power 4 (Michael Weiss 2. Paul Jrrflon , Shan Ferguson): Licks 2 (Michael Quina, Allan Tabuss) vs. Innerspeee Divers O; Eagles (Adam Maelnt O 1) vs. QusMy Tune -Up 2 (Nei George 2, MVP Michael Guluzion); Thunder 0 vs. Eversoft 4 (Adam Jonsson 2. Errrr--- Emof- Share Books¢ Bayer 3 (K*oehan Kandessm, Sachol Charlton, John Trujillo) vs. Blizzard 2 (Enrique Changanequi, Justin Stephens); Supsi kids (Roes Smiley. MVP Kevin Bailey) vs. Lions Club 3 (Harpinder Athulal, Chris Winterson. Troy Carpenter. MVP a hepndr AthuiN). UNDER -13 BOYS' DIVISION Sporting Images 3 (Jason Seeney 2, Daniel Labor) va. PCCCA (Ryan k**Ghm); Sock! Masonry 4 (Ryon O'Hare 3, Michael Webster) vs. Blizzard 2 (Dane Okras, Scott Cameron); Strikers; 8 vs Saba Travel 2. LMDEWIS BOYS DIVNKW Buns KMchen 4 (Chris Fortin 2, David Bins, Kyle Hornby, MVP Chris Fortin) vs. Bayview Mazon 4 (Chris Langford 2. Jason McArthur, Ian Seeney, MVP Chris Langford, Brad Jamieson): Power 4 (Adam Hake(, Ben Johnson, Gus Vassilou, Nick Lioktsis) vs. Strikers 0; Jam 6 vs. Kahn 3; Gord's Quick Copy 4 (MVP Joey Hanson) vs. West Rouge Sports ti Ree. (MVP Adorn LMgenteMer). UIDER-/7 BOYS REP Pickering Soccer Club Kinsmhen 2 (Simon Berg, Janes Cummins) •a West Rouge. UNDER NINE GIRLS' DIVISION Blizzards (Laura Lawson, MVP Laura Lawson) vs. Teal Teem 8 (Alexandra Stapley 4, Brisnna Goodie 2. Holly Stapley, Holley Haynes, MVP Alexandra Stapley); Canadian Progress Club of Ajax 7 (Lauren O'Hare 4, Catherine Kerr 2, Denies Kobopouios, MVP Catherine Kerr) vs. Peter's Appliances (Kelly Verboom, MVP Eileen English); Image Video 4 (Nixie Ruta 3. Julianne Pobwyk, MVP Woole Ruta) vs. Orange Team g (Bnisnne MacDuff 7. Ashley Boubon. Erica ZonrN, MVP Brfanre MacDuff); Team a1 3 (Oumra Vbni 2, Stephanie Alderton. MVP Keybgh Blade) vs. GoMhowk Comrtwhieabone 3; Eagles 3 (Emily Move 2, Kane Macma, MVP Katie Macros) vs. Rockets 2 (Jar w No Adams 2. MVP Jennifer Adams). UNDER -t/ GIRL!' DIVISION Thunder (Jenna Reid, MNP Jenna Reid) vs. Garthwood Homes 0 (MVP Kara Lily); Canada That (Anna Singleton, MVP Anna Singleton) vs. Premier Trophy 2 (Ashley Walker, Salvatrice Assenza, MVP Danielle Stover); Steers 0 vs. Pickering Optkrist (Jalde Constanza, MVP Shannon Kihsm); Boyer (Chilies Heyhow. MVP Sheena Barnett) vs. Maar Card 3 (Christie Pantie 2, Jennifer Behnnas, MVP Christina Pantn); J. Mitchell Printing (Jule Ross, MVP Holy Sween) vs. Blizzard 3 (Denise Spafford, Janelie Rawana, Michelle Rawans. MVPs Heather Ba nim 6trhe Hogan). UNDER -11 Off REP Pickering Power Peg Panago 6 (Oanielle Tanner 3, Melssa Gaudat 2, Carolina Luby. Kathryn lease, Cadens Skbpb, MVP Lidstry Fortin) vs West Rouge 0. UNDER -13 GIRLS' DRrt810N Picim I KinNles 5 (Alisha Wulfe 2, Liss Lahax, Nafale Bei, Jackie Crandlee MVP Alisha Wulfu) vs. Sb Sports 2; J.E. Hanna 3 (Dania Francis, Jennifer Polio, Stephanie Lacey, MVP Dana Blyth, Tanya Hanna) vs. Amberies Chiropractic (Becky Locked, MVP Kristin McCully). UNDER -15 01RLS' DM910N Ajax Liberty Mutual 5 vs. P.S.C. Boyer Pontiac 0 (MVPs Denise Downer, Melissa Bell); Uxbridge 5 vs. P.S.C. Sporting images 0 (MVPs Amanda DeSNa. Erin Ouina); P.S.C. Heyes Dana 3 (Ashley Deaday, Cassandra Dunn, Kimberley DEWVw. MVP Keisho Williams) vs. Port Hope 0. UNDER -1S GIRLS' REP Carson 8 Weeks (Jasrrww Jonas -Ward) vs. Nord York 2. TINDER -17 GIRLS' DIVISION REP Pickering Power Harvey's 3 (Caren Maher 2. Chentle Gauthier) vs. Srarboro United 3 UNDER -17 GIRLS' DIVISION P.S.C. Ontario Air 4 (Stephanie Mendes 2.Judy Morozuk, Alison Darby) vs. Whitby 4; P.S.C. Ontario Air Systems 5 (Alison Derby 3. Nfld Randeen 2) vs. Uxbridge (Jenna Peen»). UNDER -111 GIRLS' DIVISION Whitby vs. P.S.C. Pro Motion 2 (Stephanie Taylor, Hvether McCaughey, MVPs Tera Espie, Kri ty Michas); P.S.C. Belsdon Trucking 4 (Jennifer Taylor 2, Lisa Babdom Sairre MakkO vs. Uxbridge (Sara Dana. WOMEN'S SOCCER RESIJLTS PkdrerM Elle Comhmerciel Plastics 2 (Trad 80hun, Perry Quinton) vs. Ajax Unit*& Pickering Elie Plastics 7 (Fiona Wagner. Krisy Brown, Trod Bihun, Sherry Gray. Wendy Parsons, Sansh Gowdy) vs. Whitby. PICKE WOG SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION JUNIOR T -GALL RESULTS As of May 2/ Re/Max (MVP Jusen Bernecho) vs. D'Orrheiss Insurance (MVP He~ Bowes): Durham Angels (MVP Stephan Pickering squirts down Ajax Raiders in softball action PICKERING — The cruised to a 29-14 victory got solid pitching efforts Crawford, Dallas Pickering Slo-Sports over the Ajax Raiders. from Hilary Peacock, Gonsalves, Katie Keith, squirt girls' white rep Hurst and Hurst, Melissa Crump and Alexis McLaren, softball team earned its C u s h n i e Christine Whittal. Jacqueline Robson, first win of the season b o t h ; Kendal Grieve, a call-up Kaillie Tyler and Carley against crosstown rivals blasted ; player from house league, Ventress. from Ajax in league t w o jumped into the line-up The team is coached by action on May 31. h o m e ` and played well for the Jerry Crawford, Bruce Led by the big bats of runs in the squirt rep squad. Robson, Chris Crump and Kristin Hurst and Leigh winning cause. Other team members are Dave Pearcey. The man- Cushnie, Pickering The Slo-Sports squirts Krystal Barone, Erin ager is Liz Keith. JUIN US SATURDAY. _ for our BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION and terrific savings __ SEE US AT 11.63 Kingston RA. (in the Licks Plaza) Metro Toronto And Surrounding Areas DOWNSOWX F.SW Royal Bank Plaza 0641644 2761 Dsofostb Ave. 640-4111 750 Dundas SL W. 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'� •.If A . 9 1 . . ,i•i i l'. Ay AE �. :i . .. ..'j'E .i,. . • r'1 r.J ..�. .. j'.. .. . . r,. _ . .. EMift 16 -TETE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 11,1995 Editor's Note: Effective this edition of the News Advertiser, we will begin running Bill- board items once each week in our Sunday edition covering events for the upcoming seven days. As such, new deadlines will apply. To list your non-profit group's upcoming events, information must be submitted by S p.m. on the Wednesday preceding Sunday publication. To have your events promoted in Billboard, fax 683-7363 or write to the Ajar -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commer- cial Ave., Ajar, Ont., LIS 2115. SUNDAY, JUNE 11 RUN: A five- and 10 -kilometre run and five -kilometre walk begins at 9 a.m. at Rotary Park. Registration fees are $15 in advance and $20 on race day. Pay At the Ajax Community ILI Centre. Centennial Rd. Categories are 14 and under, 15 to 19, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, and 50 and over. Awards will be presented to top runners. Call 683-3740. BASKETBALL: National -Sports and the Muslim Educa- tional Ctural Association hold a three -o -three tournament and slam dunk contest from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at National Sports, Kingston Rd. at Whites Rd., Pick- ering. Limit of 80 teams, $20 entry fee, four players to a team. Proceeds to Jennifer Ash- ley Foundation. Energy 108 provides entertainment. Call 831-6360. COLLECTIBLES: A card, comic and collectibles show is held from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Jubilee Pavilion, 55 Lake- view Park, Oshawa. Canadian football great and hall of famer Terry Evanshen signs auto - 8 s Proceeds to the Head Injury Association of Durham. 436- 6922 (Ian) for table space. BARBECUE: St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax holds a steak barbecue from 5 to 6 p.m. $10 for adults, $5 for aehildren. 6834740. EQUESTRIAN: The North Oshawa Horse Club holds a horse show starting at 9:30 a.m. at the T.E.X. Equestrian Centre at Hwy. 7 and Brock Rd., *Brougham (north Pickering). Free admission. Call 686-4599 for informa- tion. MONDAY, JUNE 12 FIBROMYALGIA: The Ajax Fibromyalgia Support Group meets at the St. Andrew's Com- munity Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. 683-6020 (Carolyn). CANCER SUPPORT: The Living with Cancer support group for adults, families and friends meets at 6:30 p.m. at the Ajax -Pickering Hospital, room 6013, Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. Enter new wing and take eleva- tor down one floor to G level. The support group for youths aged seven to 17 dealing with cancer personally or with a family member meets at 7 p.m. at at Holy Trinity Church, 91 Kings Cres., Ajax. Call 686-1516 (Canadian Cancer Society). STOP SMOKING: The Smok- ers Overcoming Smoking (S.O.S.) support group meets from 7 to 9 p.m. at 40 King St. W., Suite 300, Oshawa. 436- 1046. CANCER: Living with cancer support group for adults, friends and family meets from 7-9 p.m. at Room G013 in the Ajax -Pickering Hospital, Har- wood Avenue south and Clements Avenue. Enter new wing and take ele- vator down one floor to G level. 686-1516. YOUTH CANCER: Living with cancer youth support group for youth aged 7-17 who are dealing with cancer person- ally or with a parent or sibling meets from 7-8:30 p.m. at Holy Trinity Church, 91 Kings Cres., Ajax. 686-1516. TUESDAY, JUNE 13 AQUARIUMS: The Durham Region Aquarium Society meets at 7:30 p.m. at R.S. McLaughlin Colle- giate and Vocational Institute (cafeteria), OK 570 Stevenson Rd. N., south of Rossland -00 Rd., Oshawa. The topic is Keeping Herp- tiles. It's the last meeting until September. 987-3412 (Jim) or 831-0940 (Ty). BONSAI: The Matsuyama Bonsai Society meets at Faith Place, 44 William St. W., Oshawa, at 7 p.m. for beginners and 7:30 pm. for the general meeting. It's open to anyone interested in bonsai. 683-2568, 432-3613. HORTICULTURE: The Pick- ering Horticultural Society meets at 8 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 35 Church St. N., Pickering Vil- lage. Rose -grow- ing experts Larry Smith, Anne Austin a d Jean Foss will speak. 839- 7600 (Barbara Twiner). BETTER BREATHING: The Better Breathing support group meets from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at 40 King St. W., Suite 300, Oshawa. 436-1046. MEMORY: Alzheimer Durham and Information Oshawa -Whitby Mental Health Centre holds a memory power workshop on healthy memory skills development from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Whit- by Mental Health Centre, 700 Gordon St., building 30 (former Whitby Psychiatric Hospital). Cost for the event is $20 and lunch is provided. Register at 434-6195 (phone) or 434-6007 (fax) from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ALZHEIMER: Alzheimer Durham holds its annual gener- al meeting at the Whitby Men- tal Health Centre, 700 Gordon St., building 30 (former Whitby Psychiatric Hospital), from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Guest speaker is Dr. Peter St. George -Hyslop from the Uni- versity of Toronto. All wel- come, no registration needed. 434-6195. EPILEPSY: Epilepsy Durham Region holds its annual family night at 6:30 p.m. at the Kins- men Community Centre, 109 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Games, entertainment, food, door prizes. Call 666-9926 for information. BUSINESS: The Business Net- working Group of Whitby holds its monthly breakfast at A Touch of Class Restaurant, 104 Consumers Dr., Whit- by, from 7:30-9 a.m. Cost is $10. Tom 3 - O'Malley dis- cusses wills and power of - attorney. All home-based busi- nesses welcome. Call 433-1246 (Sandi) or 668-3083 (Marian) to reserve. PARENT FINDERS: Parent Finders, the volunteer group to help search for birth relatives of the adoption or foster child tri- angle meets at Albert St. United Church in Oshawa at 7:30 p.m. Birth mothers, fathers, broth- ers, sisters, adoptees and fos- tered adults over 18 welcome. 404-9151 (Sandy) or 686-7840 (tan). WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14 SINGLE PARENTS: The One Parent Families Association of Ajax -Pickering holds its weekly meeting at 8 p.m. at Swan's Marina, 590 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. Educational, social, sports activities and dances. Call 428- 7433. THURSDAY, JUNE 15 BREAST CANCER: Reach to Recovery, a breast -cancer sup- port group for patients, family and friends, meets from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Family Trust build- ing, southeast corner of Bayly St. and Finley Ave., Ajax. The group meets the third Thursday of each month. 686- 1516 (Canadian Cancer Soci- ety). HEALTH COUNCIL: The Durham Region District Health Council holds its annual gener- al meeting from 5 to 7 p.m. at Harmony Creek Golf Club, 1000 Bloor St. E., Oshawa (across the street from Holi- day Inn). Dr. Sholom Glouberman dis- cusses the changing hospital in one lifetime. Call 433-4262 for information. HOUSING: The Ajax Munici- pal Housing Corporation holds its annual general meeting at 7 p.m. at Post Hill, 132 Kingston Rd. W., Ajax, in the second floor recreation room. Guest speaker is Sergeant William Temple, Durham Regional Police. 683-9269 (Nancy Hall). LA LECHE: La Leche League Pickering invites pregnant women and breastfeeding moth- ers to a monthly meeting for information and support at 7:45 p.m. Babies welcome. Call 416-283-5044, 416-282- 6462 or 427-8063 for the loca- tion. FRIDAY, JUNE 16 YOUTH DANCE: The Ajax Wildcats soccer team hosts a youth dance from 7-10 p.m. at the Ajax Community Centre. Mike's Music Machine will provide the music. Grades 5-8, tickets at the door. For advance tickets, call Henry Nelson, 683- 0351. SATURDAY, JUNE 17 .CAR WASH: Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School holds a free car wash at the Bob Myers car dealership, 425 Bayly St. W., from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Rain or shine. Get you car vacuumed for $2. Free bar- becue, band music at noon. 427-6667. LACAC: The Ajax Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee (LACAC) holds a plaque unveiling at 11:30 a.m. to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Ajax and the building of St. Bernadette's Church. The ceremony will be at the church, at the southeast corner of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St. 427-7149 (Angelika). FITNESS: The AIDS Commit- tee of Durham sponsors Posi- tive Fitness, a free fitness pro- gram for HIV positive adults in Durham from 9:30 to 11 a.m. The ten -session program is on Saturdays from 9:30 to 11 a.m. and Tuesdays from 8 to 9:30 p.m. Features gentle stretching and strengthening exercises, discussions on health, nutrition and stress management. Jim Shearer is instructing. Call 665- 0051 for location. SUNDAY, JUNE 18 RELIGIOUS EVENT: Various churches in Ajax hold a religious event at Rotary Park from 6 to 9 p.m. Entertainment includes Picker- ing High School's steel drum band, group of Christian dancers from St. Paul's -on -the -hill and a group of young musicians play- ing contemporary Christian music. The event's to inform people of where churches are, when ser- vices are and how to get to them. 683-0613 (Bernie Wood). . A A ice:: 4 Students, teachers, volunteers applauded DURHAM — Students who've taken disabili- ties in their stride and the teachers and volunteers who help them cope have been given a pat on the back. The Council for Exceptional Children handed outawards to area recipients at a recent dinner: - Nichole Price of Pickering High School in Pickering Village received the Marlene Gutsole "Yes I Can" Award, which recognizes students with disabilities who have successfully used their potential to set a high standard for other students. The council also recognized the following area students: Patricia Partridge of Maple Ridge Public School in Pickering was honored for working "extreumely hard to oven xmie her academic limita- tions" and is now earning an A -average. She also helps with reading drills and keeping records for Primary grades. Ian Falzon of Pine Ridge Secondary School in Pickering, "an excellent repre- sentative for special education," has talked to parents about how to handle teenagers, is a volunteer peer tutor and is on the wrestling team Other area winners: - Special Award Category. Claudette Assinrg, a parent volunteer at St. Patrick Catholic School in Ajax. "Her patience, caring and persistence have helped many students to learn and to achieve success." - Educational Assistants: Certified braillist Jemi[er Green of the Durham Board of Education was honored for helping students who are blind and those with low vision to acquire self-respect for their academic and persornal growth. Judy Sharpe of Rosebauk Road Pub- lic School in Pickering was recognized for her "willingness to assume an extended role" in meeting the diverse needs of students. Carol Bridge of SL Monica Catholic School was honored for her "natural ability to connect with students entrusted to her care and the hard work she puts into inclusion." - Teachers: David Brown of St. Patrick Catholic School in Ajax was applauded for his "calm and raring manner" and sensitivity to the needs of special students. *Administrators: Cadarackque Public School principal Gall Hanson was honored for initiating programs at the Ajax school to meet individual needs. - The Ronald Ste Marie Award: Former Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board director Earl Lagrour received this award. It is awarded annually to an employee of the separate board who has served in a leadership position in public support of special education. It's named in honor of former superintendent Mr. Ste Marie. - The Barb Phair Award: Durham Board of Edu- cation special education officer Brad Cruxton received this award, created in memory of the first teacher in northem Dunham to open her classroom to developmentally -challenged students. Enjoy Carrieri HEATING AND ti AIR � AIR CONDITIONING �- FREE We're the Inside Guys. ALL SUMMER LONG Don't Pay until 1996 or got 1200 olf- BoLEWODD Heating Air Conditioning Home & Design Centre, 1755 Pickering Pkwy Pickerina. Ont. L1 V 6K5 PICKERING, AJAX WHITBY, OSHAWA 905-428-0333 905-436-3212 77 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 11, I"S-PAGLF 17 N "I NEED A PHYSIOTHERAPIST!" 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Catriona Syme, 17, of Ajax, h been selected as Canada's female student representative at the NASA international space camp in Huntsville, Alabama from July 27 to Aug. 6. Miss Syme will join 50 other international students — one boy and one girl aged 15 to 18 from 25 countries — at the camp, where they will be paired with 25 American stu- dents. A teacher from each coun- Eat to fight bowel disease AJAX-PICK- ERING — You can enjoy a bar- becue at local M do M Meat Shops and help the Crobn's and Colitis Founda- tion. Over 250,000 Canadians suffer from Inflamma- tory Bowel Dis- ease which has no known cause or cure. This year M&M Meat Shops across the country hope to raise $400,000 to increase their contribution to the foundation, formerly called tire Canadian Foundation of Beitis and Coli- tis, to $1.7 mil - hon. On Tuesday, J&e 20 between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m., enjoy a botdog or ham- burger and a pop for a minimum donation of $1.25 at M 8t M Meat Shops at 20 Harwood Ave. S. in Ajax or 1211 Kingston Rd. in irering. All proceeds So to, the founda- try will also attend. "This an opportunity of a lifetime," says Miss Syme, who wants to be a space biol- ogist. "I will meet top students from around the world who are interested in the same things that I am." The Grade 12 pupil, who recently returned from a three-month student exchange in Switzerland, was chosen by the Canadian Space Agency after reviewing applications from teens across Canada. Miss Syme says she'll con- centrate on environmental awareness through space sci- ence and technology at the camp, where she'll receive hands-on training using shut- tle and space station simula- tors and astronaut training devices. Pickering High School stu- dent Catriona Syme is Cana- da's female student repre- sentative after being chosen to attend a space camp in Huntsville, Alabama. FATHER'S DAY SPECIALS Give Dad a Gift of Relaxation & Comfort �.-Recliner Chairs -Wing Chairs -Leather Chairs -Swivel Chairs -Rocking Chairs ALL CHAIRS 35-50c%c OFF ate' JUNE 10th - 17th only HOUILS, ARE: K a`� ti,„.. .....rLrryy 4747 H%'V. NO. 7 EAST ,un.. Fr, lo -s- v\: Unionville. Ontario Sundiw %I lo-- dl (905) 477-5524 �undap - ('lu��•d i7A POWERFUL 200%, OFF HEALTH ww•n A vmo 110%w@ 1w11 mums — 1110 YNireh ON 60 capsules Nwhww Feelers POOM 211"r a" Pal" Moro udess ON" UN11111111fift ON 16W 250 W GIMISANA 30 3 60 soh gel capsules Offer ends lune 30, 1995 SE4&M HEALTH FOOD & FITNESS SHOPS e,)io wd Tmdwwi ai So=% kwuW fa w• in Cowdo i-R^GYRJ Tom Vi7 ft San cow & enc. • Don't Wait For The Heatwave Order Your Air Conditioner Today! A SHERIDAN PICKERING /AJAX z (905) 839-3234 WHITBY / OSHAWA (905) 427-5551 10006 Financinq Available A unique dining experience at Mr. Greek Great food and f friendly service has been a winning combinationAlf • for Mr. Greek in Ajax._ — —r , This unique'„_ ,`xp�'= restaurant has been ^�- open for 18 months carrying on the tradition""���` of Mr. Greeks in Toronto and Scarborough as well as four other new locations. Waiter Rob Santapaga serves up a flaming "Our food appeals to dish of Saganaki. everyone," says co-owner Jimmy appetites and specialty coffees like Avgeros. "From young to old they Espresso and Cappuccino. love the food because it's not as Mr. Greek seats 220 and i exotic as you might think. It's very perfect for large groups celebrating mainstream with a wide selection of special occasions. items appealing to everyone's For more information call 683 tastes." 7400. The new menu at Mr. Greek •eflects the customer's desires and Idousakka, which was once a special tem served occasionally, is now a )ermanent part of the menu. Other new items include Filet of ;ole, a small chicken souvlaki sinner for those with smaller I GREEK Shish Kebob Cas6way Building Supplies donates Staff at Cashway Building Supplies In Ajax present a check for $4,000 to Andrew Brown and his parents Doug and Mary. The store had a number of special events for Andrew to aid In his treatment for Myasthenia Gravis which he receives In Houston, Texas. The events Included hot dog sales, an auction, dress down day, a family skate, draws and much more. He father says his progress has been wry good and now he can walk thanks the trips to the U.S. The you hero Is jokted by staff at Cashu Including his dad who h worked them for a year. Hokii the check Is Doug and Mary w Andrew In the middle and su manager Jim Bakhsh (fourth fin right). 0 1450 Kingston Rd., Suite 17 Pickering 10, Earn your diploma in 5. 8 or 10 Months Intermed in the find of opporttmity &M doaa't pat my Imits on you abilities? With a company dw lays well, promotes according to teal merit and eocaraset entreprenatial thinking? Then we're iniad esw in Yom We're one of Canada's leading pQiaW financial compmim managing ova $22 billion in assets for over half a million clients. If you Gave a sales or finamial services background, a solid grasp of Wand money mi mSemm and paters the ri& people *dk well back yolk wilt AD the tt sinkg and ongdelg m"m yoda need so a m"il. Allm Datta Ta "Blit 306 �aps Scitrbaningh.MIB 3V4 (416) 292-7229 Fax (416) 2917230 Draft PereoNOssi M Nr residarrlW home. 10 years min. elgwrience. Cawed wale t106.427-99ea CON today for further ..._.....�....�.�..r......,...._ ;,.w.�.:. Kms.. � �., F..... EXPERIENCED ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVE REQUIRED Today's Seniors / City Parent Newsmagazine Head Office (in Oakville) has an immediate opening for a Senior Account AdveniskV Representative, servicing the greater Toronto are$. The ideal candidate has a proven track record in print ad- vertising sales, and is experienced in selling accounts on both retail and national levels. If beim part of a dynamic, results oriented team, and rep- resentrg quality, award winning, national publications is for you, please apply to: Cathryn Oliver Diredor of Advertising Today's Seniors / City Parent Newsmagazines 467 Spears Road Oakville. Ontario LISK 3S4 Fax (905) 815-0511 WMAI RJN 1 V OW C"IMiri mgrrerrwm at BIDE for awmes fisted below addressed to the: a peak Im Naar• came, I., B. Music *kw% DiatrbuSon � saris, and ooeerrereial 1 hw� Now Adwlt w 130 Commetelat Ave„bm aphytv Mart W per 'na, socaft MW me Alim OM LIS 2N5 --N Wes" pule, tom wit be received uMil June M. 1995. contract em. roosemy. Free can. commencing July 3, 1995. suaaban. cam oahawa Work consists of counting, bundling and 432 -9189..1 -000 -37U -TRA. delivering papers, flyers, catalogues and other produogs, wrapped in plastic to specific drop LIVE -Mt Suprirasrrdara locations. Deliveries to be completed within 1.5 required for BowrnanviN hours after receiving products. apartrwnt, ideal for ►eared For more information, contact the Distribution Couple, send resume to: Manager at the above address. Fila s 7174, Oshawa Whit - Whit- byBox Lowest or any bid not necessarily accepted. Lt H 7L5. 71WN FOR PROGRESS Courses starting now: • Programmer Analyst • Computer Maintenance Technology • LAN Systems Technology • Office Administration • Micro Computers and Business Applications • Computerized Accounting • word Processing YOUR CAREER STARTS HERE 11 King St. Wes OSHAWA 434-8585 The Isiand Plaza ; Is presently seeking E7[PERIENCW CAKE DECORATORS For irs Oshawa and Ajax stores. Full and part time positions available. Apply in person to: •1060 Simcoe St N.,Oshawa • 250 Wy st w, Ajax HAIRSTYLIST - be your own ban. pent a chair and w=ease your income. In quire. Joseph or Jute. 723- 5261. 235281. PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 1995 ADAMS SERVICES requires CLASS AZ DRIVERS 2 yrs. ezp.i I.C.C. Medical, Police clearance Clean abstract, full/part time. Call Randy or Carol 430-2204 ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES $15 per hour If qualify, must be able to meat a full time work schedule. No experience required. Must have a car. Gaarmunleatlon Skills a must. Are you 6I;Ingual7 Tell us. Call (905) 430-5646 COUNTER HELP. want- ed approx. 15 hours per appy. Ajax mix storage. 180 Station St Ajax, bal- ween 2:00 pm- 6:30 pm. no phone calls we be accept- ed AUDITIONS for mnocel . dancers. bar and wait staff Call (905) 427-9135 D 1 R CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that advertisers check their ad upon putiicakon as News Advertiser will not be resporsble for more then one momect irseAan and there shall be w liability for non•irsetillm of any adver- lisement. Liability for er- rors in ads is "ed to the amoxtl paid for the space occupying the error. AN copy is sttbjed to the ap- proval of management of News AdveAiser. EXPERIENCED LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE FORE PERSON REQUIRED Must to abb to assure M .ewrErWdas for a marn- teranos aw Salary will be bases on experience. Phone 432997 'o armrge are rtemew Part time Printer's AR Oretltics required for medium sized Ajax printing company. AB Dick ex- perience an asset. Renames to be delivered to: The Print Place ORDINARY PEOPLE DO- SUMMER JOBS - Interna- SUMMER STUDENT ING EXTRA ORDINARY tional company requires located in Pickering. We require a THINGS. Second Ian- dynamic young People for Custonmel Service Clark garage an asset. Will train summer sales positions. fJuly August. Applicants should be in a for anu g krrnited n umber of motivated You must be goal oriented Business Administrative Course, preferably in In- individuals. Must have in- and ready for immediate ternational Trade. terest in todays fastest industry. 905- start. No expenenoe nates- sary as hull training is pro- Please forward resumes in confidence to: growing 373-4970. vided. Phone strictly bet- Manager Human Resources, E*Wkm d ween 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. Dominion Colour Corporation, 199 New RUN YOUR OWN busi- ness. Earn $800 - $2.400 Monday to Friday 905.837- Toronto St, Toronto, OnL MSV 2E9. 0844 No phone calls or faxes please. We thank all can- t th ' t est however only those un - dilates or e, In er , der consideration will be contacted. IF you are single or a single SECRETARYMW Clerk, ex - parent or separated or di- perienced Legal Real Estate vorced with three years work Secretary, full canna of Ability experience, you may qualify Real Estate files. b work independently under for financial assistance of H e, must you are over 45 and have re- cent oomputior �x- cently been laidoff, you may for training assis- n9 knowledge of Word Per - quality tance. DIP/CERT. Lotus. fect. Form'l ware, conve- yanoer. Send resume. include WordpeAecL D -Base, Word. salary expectebons. avadabil- Accpac, Bedford, Aubcad. ity. 206 King St. E. Oshawa. Ventura. Pagemaker, Har- Ll H 1 CO. P.O. Box 26026 -' -" ""-I'•'"'•"` grammng and Systems Art- ' 7-520 Westney Rd.S. EXPERIENCE supenr>- driver or broker. Using your • alyst Cobol, Pascal and C. Ajax. Ont.. LIS 6W4 or lsrndent required far low own 5 ten vehicle you ad ' • Photoshop. Ouark Express fax 905-686-2648 ries, apartment complex. rid b a dispatcher for and laustrabr, Durham Butts - suitable for woman. where your pups and dekvr- rem Computer College. 427- 5 A NOW - Local Mabard has outside ice. JWP Dstribubon Sere- EXPERIENCED - Part-time 3010 PartrFranchise / Managen+snt- mmnpany has positions clubs* includes clooneg tow Inc. is a reputable ex- secreta required ter opportunity Excellent available n an depart- and Small nwntertanoe rs �g �' based courtier busy Real Estate office. ge'arysuccessful Oshawa in food por flint Nos, Posts as required. For rola- and distribution SFA I ResumeComputer ID 513 West- FAX r operation. Receive ave weekly penance rillcosSary. oration please cat Ahs. Do- stra geographical salary n Rd S Ontario, L1S transportation nil reed. retaliation 8311-1250. edge d Metro Toronto n 6W8, a fa b (905) 683- • pveebnent- Purdese option Cal 104 OW3. 9:30 - 4:30 1/�t I a7 � � 5436 available. (519)0"117. � FROFEs1v 1 Y Fax News Advertiser 68"707 683-7363 Designing and builairng decks in your 0803, patio Sdoors, i neighborhood for over 8 years. tineas Gush" _pod Pfease calf for a tree quote. to fol you o & l bktrtd a ' x arrrirorataro i le•dYl• 416 498-9379 SUMMERWOOD Ffee�°bon RF=cuF-.0 A.A;AFhc c _ . • (:x`)619-2105 HI TECH Construction - GCB Interior and exterior rapers, renovations and consVuction. Fast and dean profession - @1 work guaranteed. Craig, 6.6.1913 • b�setrtk•r1t reno's • lira- •liNKm can • filo•na d plurrlber • 24 hour senrica No, Ob Wo WnSL (416143,-475, custom basements, lulch- we, bathrooms. clocks car- Debrg, tnMig, pkxnbrg, panang, alocaical. Free ea m ws. Rater" avariabN. CEN 906-426- 6669. J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. INC. Sp•aaizirg in cumom hoose, r•now- tn. . newluldttrta. wind- ows. basarttante, both - rooms, alecirmal, pkmnb- ng.. hopes and arddiarte RaaidwNal and commer- cial over 1s yaw expo i• once. Fail* •ab non Cal Jd. 9064eb2WZ -MOM CHEAP -.►icons, bap.te.trtras, roc rooman law oporirtwtI . alddions, Ise , , docks. •Ie. Li- conud for own 20 yrs, of work guararaead. for Free onamab call Ernie 906.404.8170 CUSTOM hones. dada. oddWm a renovation. SIGON Construction Lid., ft- , ta11 prices. Wok serving Duftant Region IN •taeeaatd by pa.• 1 19 y. Additions, rstdeds, Actortdad carpenters. 20 Palo door widows, no- vilLs ugrirtc•. Paw a too=. 8a➢atprr. 6" "ti - "W)721 -79M. (906)697- tttaM.906.5763780. 3624. EUROPEAN w special- ist, will tonovato your b•l - room. o kWm waft, ar well as Now tilos. Good ral- •minose and satisfaction gtaranoeed. For tee •si- ntalaa al D. Dy6m" 725- 4913 DOORS 'R' US GARAGE DOORS OPENERS INSTALLATION Sales. Servioe & Repair 905.837-0949 DipCKS, block aloin• wok irool , concrete i oftntrtsys, our specialty. W-0 prices, gtaaranited wait. 721-20414. DIIC1I mpti c installed. C i R Morawwm Building mtol•4 awbatod. ElotOarR fabs. Fee sa-, - . Elco- repaint and mino afons hdgaec ail do-- ter. hu EI , - irrl. pbadtig, atramid miQfiom gip, Small jobs. fins, carpentry. Fan small CAN Pr/ 4260206. � Io trellis, renovations, mama. (906)0063300 filYt CONSTAUCTION C-1:1,111"1111, Floolling Eactrtcal .. Pfurr" FErtoa41,D•ds. Now Ottily Walt GoaraltYad Rol.compraM P-1 ober Of Bas WOCLT M Beinalud Aqa., P40400WA pitralbw>y, Aeditma, dKOica bywalls yra. EwwkmL Fera will'Iasim ad Make � 0* 511111111411111111 YAZ GENERAL CONTRAf.'TNrG LTD. Mtliotic, B41Ma,1*11- ats, Busaar�, Caalaic Tin, li irf oodfloors, Roak,Trim, floors, Daft! Yfaa Asap. Cal ,baht ForEanaft (905) 693- 5618 FENONG Decks, dtain ink, iron, drilled Holes, set pots. For F� Sle (9051509.5077 Mobile (4161409• 64f56 K.0 Aluminum Siding, Soffit, eaves, fads. vinyl and aluminium. Low, low pnm- �h Workmanship Call Kevin at (905)831-3194 TMS PANTM dt DECOR Interior 8 Exterior hip - Fast Fast, dean, reliable service. 420-0081 HANDYMAN - lawn can. AJAX Move Systems - Ar1 yard cleanup. 9saboga to- OwwAA a, mtovos, aPPkanca nervi . Any oi+er gwwrah and piano speeiakats. Flat work, parrNrq eC. Cal rale or hou ft We row have Grog at hes TSD Itaatad Mprage Mile. Now MISTER POST HOLE, air• owing free boom with HANDYMAN moves. Pork and lead .pear. pats it corctats. SOS- per' Plysm comsat war VyfMt pick up lluck will o'mta lot . 7?25� a do odd jOK curt (p 427.01". ( W&W yard, SMO • moving lobs, yeas tat- E*Wkm d ft km*repair cm" kbms QbMd7 lawn d»wilm eCOO�otbMAl. P.� p'ataeit0le. rttatrats, ate. Fes• delivery end Pct 422.023• x.4. Discount for Sona•• is 4JS 043e o. 404 9506. nwnnwrnearevena - • • Mow log a wris0, we pia • 1 • Mttem % Free a•tbttaloe, sennas diatoms short ttoios none, Pintos mowed, also EMa trld.n, lie«teal. 20 •Pvlrto.•• Compar" jars •apaeria•. Fes• •t rMas Call 432-2860. AN MMd. f eNtr�t a fair ItftEw wiet largo iu, will able. Al .mal a oro .*told tmota. fear serge. Cal (906) eflb0081. drier, wnrttemiel. Al qpa• of move•. Cal Carl a EL6CTi8CIM,b tkdrtwd WE arta 427-2x.166. dD ori type• d Eteebiral work OK MALSOU MOVM - Rtasonable ratoa. Seniors eft, oBeee 6scaett Far service Can Max at 4337832 ampwi b S•nio = m�d ntodt docaatts. Ucialoed, inaurd. Free astintetas. F.01 F_aca0ono •ervioa. Cal 136 DECDiPA�frlK Moria a Exterior Boot Prices Fraa Esinrtetea CNI MIBrk (905,706.14)37 NOVMIG VSTEN we we, attithog, 00 Cormta ro� PKmPg. +Daps rd lass owisbla. Ballon mid sect dwour41a Foraetaoew 571-0755 CARPET Irnotea.aorr - USE Clearwg,excNbnt rm".puet give us a call.we years expernernc*, re- will make yaw horse a•ao hrg, our apeculity- *its -.By week a every 2nd Free etttrrrtaW. 0 i N er-- -Supplies provd- Duncan. 987.1799 a 967- ed.Caa 432-7543. law • _ • CLASSIC LANDSCAPE - DEsluN - opecoAzing n dwgns only. Garden P CASTLE CIZANDIG Your whole house charted, Top 109otlo n Ask about our partial deans. AN IADors hand washed ASK A80UT OUR SPRIIMG SPECLAL fully bandied OW MWA*d jrrtes elMn jar baa•, ng a st4rb job. Rat cable Fabs. CAN Jnmdft fi•ftsfss or Zfm 400 -se" you 111►1 ff r LA ma MW your John Bo*Boma1 114 alio you am to swvrde Yactarl*4 *1Mip, 111010111161 battrooma..... RMlOIIMI• Treat Yourself call Ingrid 420-70042 Mrgn, at types. onda, • • rnterlodarg dedrs. No ab- • • Ob- ligation b purchase maten .t onfartw.7rt'Y) ser_ �r�a�laaf¢ Lasa MlelMela 16wr &L driveways wtllaeay �. pclioe / •lap•. -%Wft wale, bas seams sal and SPA POO 47i4MU 471.7M SCHOOL A 6.6sons and test $106. 0101 $150 *Ful Course $259 Free pick -up and drop aA (416) 257-9060 akcl.dap ted. sea r7ix INOM POST HOLE. ata. ; • goad pat Ias soling ON poem in oondr•ts. ea6- 0100. BOOKKEEPER available, MISTER POST HOLE, air• "Am. tt, A in, B•dlod, ¢a•d ped holes, *oiling of and Accpac, has own can pats it corctats. SOS- per' Plysm comsat war 04100. d% (905)1426 7612 TOP 604L, tdpks nix, • • tittao41brr •at•rr we. yard • a ftaadtald womb ow - al. For reemonabls rats. sal 9066867829. MAGICIAN, down hied•, toady b Entertain for arty age, any ocaation. Direr day.. promotions, OP - ings, Incl raise. Magic shows we runt Lettuce help. $367057 or 728- 0334. 260334. RAOBITwonk work doing magic for children's peri•• and all occweans. Have my own magcm m. Cal Er- ni. 6864032. LOW 11111111illooUt rt Nh EASY LOSS Ni4ERNATIONAL MON" SAM GUAuNTUR CALL (416) 4094278 N Titer TAIJIMM Good looks. good shaW. good nutrition, good skit era! Ilam• a aK We CM Shm y" him Call (40)635-"M DOift Forget Aja NC1irS AdiCl dsa ChlsiBod Dept. is open for your convilenknlix CVM I J!{. 4:30 to 3:00. To ftwe Your Chai&d Ad new Call 683-0707 ;P- Local company is seeking a senior sales professional With a proven track record in print production sales. Must have computer skills and be a self-starter. PART - TIME ADVERTISING SALES REP. Erperl me" sales rep. for sew► prodaet to Oshawa / Whitby area. Can I> omita or Chris 6834110 ,t, -a P.w1y News Advertiser nwo-eek rwscn rc. AZ DRIVERS -long haul drivers required immediately for Canada and U.S. -minimum 5 years experience U.S. -please apply with ICC and abstract TEAM LEADER, CLAIMS DEPARTMENT Individual required to settle shipper cargo claims to the satisfaction of all parties involved. The successful candtda0e should possess knowledge and experience in the following areas: -supervisory and dams administration -tariff rules and rates regarding Cargo protection -clams programs, upgrades -investigation.evalua0on and verlficatlOn skills -transportation industry practices -computer literate with AS400 based applications -NAVL policy and procedure manual Oualill applicants may contact our OtIloe or tax resume b: FRANCIS PERSONNEL SERVICES PC 500.11 Sittoot st N. Oshawa, Ontario, L1 MU PROJECT ENGINEER Auto WWe growth company requires Pre -Production Project Engineer. The successful candidate will have 7-10 years tool a stampirtg eMeriertce, be fe- Milar with georr ft bkwarca and 1001 8 lb(pue oonoept Emceptional conwil ni- Catton SIGNS and good WW" krlOtwl- edge of computers InloWng Cadkey/ Auto -Cad are a deflinde asset Remuneratlion WE be oommertatrab with education and ettperience. Please forward resumes. in oonfKlertoe 1o: L & L Tool Hosifterl It9.OINCe• Dopeltr1191k 20 8illp•On Ara south B•larwelr9IN•, Oct- LIC 2J3 (Fax 906423-1738) WAg8r1C1eG Or *MphOne CAMS please - thank all but advise thatonly rt ee selected for an interview will be contacted. AZ DOWER , Loyal dol erY, vaned start sans and wookernde, drop cl Haas at 400 Cwnle Rd. WAjax . FULL-TIME DENTAL RECEPTIONIST for busy Orthodontic office. Dental Assisting, computer and reception experience required. Drop resume as IOSO SIMCOE ST. N. SUITE 112, OSHAWA. a ; CANADIAN TIRE AJAX Our busy 22 Bay serAce Centre requires a Licensed class 'A' Mechanic. Ex- Penenced, wiling Io work in a fast paced working envi. ronined with variable worlarg tours. Please apply with resume at: Service Department. Canadian Tire Ajax 260 Kingston Rd.W Ajax, LIT 1P5 (905W1637 fax Canadian Tire is an equal opportunity employer. SEWING - MACHINE OPERATORS clean. olwdwn sm§9. shat lscov •d is Piekeriaa, tbele rly ra" Ph" Pi- wart[ �L Apace be Con r, (Ms) ase -flus DENTAL hygrrxst required ler maternity leave. 23 days per week Dental aw •iasM+t lwrpwary) isrquar*d tM 3 wook vaxaaan period in Jurywest cal praceo.. 415.281-939x. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST WANTED • full time, with some ovenin- b Saturdays - Pickering or" - minimum 3 yrs. ex- perience on full time reception- • must have dental software exponertce. • wages delerinined by experience and X9905.428-1215 EXPERIENCED r•ap- brrWa-WA requrod for hill sari* position in opb- mn.aic ottice. s«,d r"*- b: Bork MOD. Oshawa This wok P.O. am 411, Oshe- so,Ont L1H71.5 HCAA#OW snpppt Worker needed Ion ovary oew wee' and b II in for holiday. Shift work must be NomMe. Oalmods. prinMe hoots. Leave lines - sap, 111(3561!097. PART TIME HYGIENIST R quried. Please, nsF I to 4274)961. CALLING mahm rwtruin - is oust Can ler 3 chit- nrv, 9 yrs. 2 yrs. 9 morllr Mry. 27Claaeh, Ajax. Call Mary 421.7086. Sept SWL CARE GIVER- 4 ter ofd t o irk Tapnil w kwspirto-coolang, tar iso- asswy, apwiwnpad. (Whilsa Rd18aYh' St). Cal 839.4836. WANTED - Part Mina Wdi- work days only) live -out nanny b can kr Pis 4 norl6n old boy in ny 101- - Nm -smoker, B"VMIWtl- son. Ir n ediale. 721 -05M a DAYCARE available Monday - Friday. Brock and Firth area, eek lex Betty. (905) 0e3-5278. Thr** nanihs and up, los to TLC, 13 yearsolpWW-. PHYSIOTHERAPIST LIC. REQUIRED Full-time for Pickering Office. Pre & Post op. patients for private clinic, M.V.A., no evenings, benefits. Call (416)740-4747 or fax resume to (905)669-3832. INFANTS -12 YEARS OLC In taring, safe, fun home environment. Lcsey S. �rates Receipts. tlmcible hours. Cal DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOLE DAYCARE 509-1207 HARWOOD MONTESSORI SCHOOL OPENING 2ND LOCATION IN SEPT. 928 Liverpool Rd. S. PICKERING Opposite Go Station) 55 Emperor St. AJAX REGISTER NOW FOR SEPT.'95 428.6256 ZZPZRZRBCII NOTERR to provide daycare in my home. Hot meals, nutritious snacks. VVestney Hooft area. Call Laura 831-0552 Westney A Roseland roti - able Dsbyadw with 9 yearn *xperlenco hot meals. $rucks. w bal wekoorre. Start Aug. a. referenoss. Phone 427-4937 DESKTOP PU•usH- ER. Recently oonpNsed 3 yrdeeps coarse on Mac A IBM pladorrna• uarh9 pho. loshop iustrabr. Ouwk Express, deo-- W. ps- gmukw, Cpal draw. pow or paint bol book, up Mont Wil take •ney level poa- Mon. Cal Am 90&6ee- 4949 ENTHUSIASTIC Urr- wersity studentskarnploymss eeEx- psrisno* in retail and o6C* work Karyn, 6l347m. RREWOOD. 12•xl lr hardwood spit and dsia awed Ca 1-7054M4- 01, 7 PlIt-11 PAM FREE RREw00D, SKM & PALLET'S. Hardwood and softwood nu. . -Rw dollivery owed - able it the local aria, - Mal toads avalow 100- 120 stdda and Paas, 10 terga bob available 300- 400 clods and pals$ Mas and Jklf/t woo d o er, d now 906.43002887 leaks nueseagw. 19.6 CHEVETTE, gross working ordw, 5 Speed 4 dr., gnat cornwsr Car, aSkinrg 5600. 609-3825 1988 McLsry Eneryrd. 4 cycle pan" dishwasher with wood choppng block bp. Almond in Colas. Ask- ig sm. gos-88&0746. BUNK BEDS, IKEA, whew krbufsr, i alMeeess inckut} •d. E"Isent oCndtim, 5290 or best offer. 1- 7343 COMPLETE KITCHEN CABINETS, with coater bp, starless sial anile t Ups, neo waw also availaw. aakrg $475 080. K"for CWrage or twins apt 839-5761 DOWN FILLED couch, roses on grown, $100. Two wasrbwb $100 each. Cal (905) 427-8395 After d weekends. ELECTRIC mower. Fax resumes to: window air $100. widow CAROLE PLUMMER ■ rllF The Minacs Group Inc. :to ■iii "1Ir4ACS GROUP Fax 905-579-6050 ■dwas INC Telephone 905-579-2911 PART - TIME ADVERTISING SALES REP. Erperl me" sales rep. for sew► prodaet to Oshawa / Whitby area. Can I> omita or Chris 6834110 ,t, -a P.w1y News Advertiser nwo-eek rwscn rc. AZ DRIVERS -long haul drivers required immediately for Canada and U.S. -minimum 5 years experience U.S. -please apply with ICC and abstract TEAM LEADER, CLAIMS DEPARTMENT Individual required to settle shipper cargo claims to the satisfaction of all parties involved. The successful candtda0e should possess knowledge and experience in the following areas: -supervisory and dams administration -tariff rules and rates regarding Cargo protection -clams programs, upgrades -investigation.evalua0on and verlficatlOn skills -transportation industry practices -computer literate with AS400 based applications -NAVL policy and procedure manual Oualill applicants may contact our OtIloe or tax resume b: FRANCIS PERSONNEL SERVICES PC 500.11 Sittoot st N. Oshawa, Ontario, L1 MU PROJECT ENGINEER Auto WWe growth company requires Pre -Production Project Engineer. The successful candidate will have 7-10 years tool a stampirtg eMeriertce, be fe- Milar with georr ft bkwarca and 1001 8 lb(pue oonoept Emceptional conwil ni- Catton SIGNS and good WW" krlOtwl- edge of computers InloWng Cadkey/ Auto -Cad are a deflinde asset Remuneratlion WE be oommertatrab with education and ettperience. Please forward resumes. in oonfKlertoe 1o: L & L Tool Hosifterl It9.OINCe• Dopeltr1191k 20 8illp•On Ara south B•larwelr9IN•, Oct- LIC 2J3 (Fax 906423-1738) WAg8r1C1eG Or *MphOne CAMS please - thank all but advise thatonly rt ee selected for an interview will be contacted. AZ DOWER , Loyal dol erY, vaned start sans and wookernde, drop cl Haas at 400 Cwnle Rd. WAjax . FULL-TIME DENTAL RECEPTIONIST for busy Orthodontic office. Dental Assisting, computer and reception experience required. Drop resume as IOSO SIMCOE ST. N. SUITE 112, OSHAWA. a ; CANADIAN TIRE AJAX Our busy 22 Bay serAce Centre requires a Licensed class 'A' Mechanic. Ex- Penenced, wiling Io work in a fast paced working envi. ronined with variable worlarg tours. Please apply with resume at: Service Department. Canadian Tire Ajax 260 Kingston Rd.W Ajax, LIT 1P5 (905W1637 fax Canadian Tire is an equal opportunity employer. SEWING - MACHINE OPERATORS clean. olwdwn sm§9. shat lscov •d is Piekeriaa, tbele rly ra" Ph" Pi- wart[ �L Apace be Con r, (Ms) ase -flus DENTAL hygrrxst required ler maternity leave. 23 days per week Dental aw •iasM+t lwrpwary) isrquar*d tM 3 wook vaxaaan period in Jurywest cal praceo.. 415.281-939x. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST WANTED • full time, with some ovenin- b Saturdays - Pickering or" - minimum 3 yrs. ex- perience on full time reception- • must have dental software exponertce. • wages delerinined by experience and X9905.428-1215 EXPERIENCED r•ap- brrWa-WA requrod for hill sari* position in opb- mn.aic ottice. s«,d r"*- b: Bork MOD. Oshawa This wok P.O. am 411, Oshe- so,Ont L1H71.5 HCAA#OW snpppt Worker needed Ion ovary oew wee' and b II in for holiday. Shift work must be NomMe. Oalmods. prinMe hoots. Leave lines - sap, 111(3561!097. PART TIME HYGIENIST R quried. Please, nsF I to 4274)961. CALLING mahm rwtruin - is oust Can ler 3 chit- nrv, 9 yrs. 2 yrs. 9 morllr Mry. 27Claaeh, Ajax. Call Mary 421.7086. Sept SWL CARE GIVER- 4 ter ofd t o irk Tapnil w kwspirto-coolang, tar iso- asswy, apwiwnpad. (Whilsa Rd18aYh' St). Cal 839.4836. WANTED - Part Mina Wdi- work days only) live -out nanny b can kr Pis 4 norl6n old boy in ny 101- - Nm -smoker, B"VMIWtl- son. Ir n ediale. 721 -05M a DAYCARE available Monday - Friday. Brock and Firth area, eek lex Betty. (905) 0e3-5278. Thr** nanihs and up, los to TLC, 13 yearsolpWW-. PHYSIOTHERAPIST LIC. REQUIRED Full-time for Pickering Office. Pre & Post op. patients for private clinic, M.V.A., no evenings, benefits. Call (416)740-4747 or fax resume to (905)669-3832. INFANTS -12 YEARS OLC In taring, safe, fun home environment. Lcsey S. �rates Receipts. tlmcible hours. Cal DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOLE DAYCARE 509-1207 HARWOOD MONTESSORI SCHOOL OPENING 2ND LOCATION IN SEPT. 928 Liverpool Rd. S. PICKERING Opposite Go Station) 55 Emperor St. AJAX REGISTER NOW FOR SEPT.'95 428.6256 ZZPZRZRBCII NOTERR to provide daycare in my home. Hot meals, nutritious snacks. VVestney Hooft area. Call Laura 831-0552 Westney A Roseland roti - able Dsbyadw with 9 yearn *xperlenco hot meals. $rucks. w bal wekoorre. Start Aug. a. referenoss. Phone 427-4937 DESKTOP PU•usH- ER. Recently oonpNsed 3 yrdeeps coarse on Mac A IBM pladorrna• uarh9 pho. loshop iustrabr. Ouwk Express, deo-- W. ps- gmukw, Cpal draw. pow or paint bol book, up Mont Wil take •ney level poa- Mon. Cal Am 90&6ee- 4949 ENTHUSIASTIC Urr- wersity studentskarnploymss eeEx- psrisno* in retail and o6C* work Karyn, 6l347m. RREWOOD. 12•xl lr hardwood spit and dsia awed Ca 1-7054M4- 01, 7 PlIt-11 PAM FREE RREw00D, SKM & PALLET'S. Hardwood and softwood nu. . -Rw dollivery owed - able it the local aria, - Mal toads avalow 100- 120 stdda and Paas, 10 terga bob available 300- 400 clods and pals$ Mas and Jklf/t woo d o er, d now 906.43002887 leaks nueseagw. 19.6 CHEVETTE, gross working ordw, 5 Speed 4 dr., gnat cornwsr Car, aSkinrg 5600. 609-3825 1988 McLsry Eneryrd. 4 cycle pan" dishwasher with wood choppng block bp. Almond in Colas. Ask- ig sm. gos-88&0746. BUNK BEDS, IKEA, whew krbufsr, i alMeeess inckut} •d. E"Isent oCndtim, 5290 or best offer. 1- 7343 COMPLETE KITCHEN CABINETS, with coater bp, starless sial anile t Ups, neo waw also availaw. aakrg $475 080. K"for CWrage or twins apt 839-5761 DOWN FILLED couch, roses on grown, $100. Two wasrbwb $100 each. Cal (905) 427-8395 After d weekends. ELECTRIC mower. $40. window air $100. widow aorhduiorw, tan. S35. e3/-43ee. Gorg*ms Cum m nide u k* 116 gown. Sir. 9-10. Perfect for winner/fall wedding. SOW or best offer. Cal 4207042. Well unit SW wck@dgkm labWa chis $200: iuk:frn tanks $40: dusk SM: w -vwtrgs 90&d3lli4 - AIR CONDITIONERS (vows" Wass) and dster nnidlers, saw. ewviw end trade ins, guraraew avail. able, (414) 728-4067 Padk- e rg. stows, Muly purarMsed. 427-1764. 417 WasMsy Rd. S. 414, Ajax. Colne make a deal! CARPET /A-1 Prices, bury din' whowaas, Fina in- sttabion Liar frac asimals Call Sal (905)432-2750, or pager 1416Yo8MW Cwpot e.arw, 100"x, $-$silt carpet For 3 rooms, cudn30Sti. V&carpal dsMos pad and islala�on n your hones. Flea quo! nim . in yon hors. No n- brnt - PaP-t for Pis hull ywr, D -NK 1 -SM 217-0104. CARPET yr hone at die, Coat prion. 100% nylon, sten rwailrt Prins ntiudss pad infessihatiom cog Nuck at0905) AIM4651. CARPET SALES t IN- STALLATION. Discount prices avembw and qusity, nsiast;m CaN for Me• w kmsts 434-2685. CARPETS - lost 01 carpet, 1007L nylon, now .taro re- Wass carpets on hand, l will carpet 3 rooma, $349. Price includes carpet, premium pad, expert installation, fast delivery, free eabimles (30 yards). Norman 68&2314. COMPUTERS - Gradua- tion specials. IBM 286's conplele 5222., IBM 386s $555., new 486's w/420 drives $999 Clanngton Computer. 164 Baseline Rd., Bowmanvdle, 697- 3059 DRUM LESSONS Private lessons available , rea- sonable rates. Call 428-2000 MANUFACTURER'S Clearance - Paso doors Inks) 5'-5399: 6-5449: 6- S499 Your choice of myl or alurrwwrm. 433-1738 or 1-0p4851-8420, , FACTORY CLEARANCE, Mattress sob single $99 99. doable 5149.00. Queen $179. Day bed $99.99. sofa bed mat - tow $99, 837-0288 MOVING - various house- hold nems for sal. Sbves* htd9aw. coot.. hss d. oohs. lamps. etc. 420-4320 OAK/PINE FURNITURE - Why pay reta4 W-7 One of Ontario's dd*W and lar- gest maniulacturm a now acing dx*ct b the pubic. Eg. 7 pr- soil oak dn•g room state $1975. 6 pc, avid pin. bedroom skits $1750. Over 20 stain cho,oss. an sold. no vath*ers. Tra69pnnal Wood wobng 906.9e54MAS, PIANOWIGAANDFA THER Clocks - Durham's largest sekrcion-Nus, and used pianos. Not surer Rent to own. apt sWze. uPV K grand, diw> May boards. TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON NOW Towp Piano Wpb. 4331491, RECORDS, Records. Records. Approx. 245 moods. Easy boom . beg lord. flaw, etc. Excolerd condition, so" S200. Cal 905.7236120 after 4 P.m. SHEDMAN - quairy, bsm style sheds, turn Pin site. axe 5649 GST nckudsd. Oahsr azo$ and drP" avabble. Cass 905.509- 4961 Sofabeds A Mattresses guaranteed sane day de- ivaryfal 723-0411 SUPER CLEARANCE SALE on quality brand ap- pYtnces. Best warranties and service. Hank's All pianos$, 191 Bkoor St. E. Urrt G. Oshawa. 72&4043 lm (baM,ultilsch). SWUMNG POOL SUPER SALE Liner tips or rBplACrg. CAN to BOOK NOW - N pool Work - � isuartce coins rnbonls. 1400•RIPfiXR (I+W47-w USED 12x24above gond pod. in good work- ing condiaorL $750. o.b o. Rick, 435-15M after 6 p.nL WOODEN Iblkfusn Cup- board corsawc double tr*, bnww,%m nnodt Oset alrw. Gas Sbve, ale oal new Woo. And mor*. 432-71101. APPLIANCES wailed, war" or awl Fridges, abves waeluers. drywn. ALSO waMsd haus$ t gs- rap or ban, moonable so nnl Long inn 906.427- 2713. BRAND oars canoes, 2 hp -1dp motions, Horeb or BMW nr-a- cyclsa, cars/ trucks tram $100015,000. Gun t 11 dor looking to purchase guns/swords/ daggers, binwalars. Seem- 40" eem4044 altar a - WANTED - old and an - battle furr itue, anylwV old. Scientific ksfumerhs, chin. silver, usadveroeirg, sporwv. b, decoys, dols, mist botlos, edlee- bons or sebtw Ca Robert Aoxvsn Anbqun (905) ell 8049, eroollrL. . THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 1"5-PACE'l1 WANTED CAMERAS - dd Chi and glass, iewei- wry, microscopes, tele- scopes, biraadars and re - lased chime. pocks. watch- es, furniture, anything old. 432-1675. WANTED to buy - older hakture, glass, china, col- iocbles, memorabilia. watches. etc. Single Pieces or estates. Call (905) 723- 7834 BROOKLIN'S Country Craft and Collectible Show. Sat July 22. Sun. My 23. Luther Vipond Memorial Arena. Durham's largest summer craft show with 100 top quality exhibitors from around Durham and across Soulenn Ontario. info. 905- 434-5531 HOT' BARGAINS GA- LORE - 16' x 24' rectang- ular Kayak pool inckx*s decks 6 lancing. 54.595. Meets local by-laws 20yr. warranty. 1-800668.7564 Rckerw4A)ax, phone 41 & 7W7". • • LOST - CAT. '_aucc (orange. black. white), do - do r clawed. txnid house cat n South Aux. Farrow and 83AwlParks• area. Call 61113- Awl LOST 2 JORDANIAN - PASSPORTS number D4746M and 0663783 betw000 Puckering and Scarborough end of April Cal 4205911 reward BOUVIER DES FLANDERS puppes ler sales CKC r•g'd. As•oAed calouas. $500. reedy b go Orcins 705-799.2416 COLLIE pups for sale CKC regawred, good lam, perament, guaranteed. ready b go Jure 26. aslu g $400 Plesse nil 705-277- 2528 KEEP you dog waste out of the garbage. Uwe a DOGGIE DOOLEY WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEM Use - Wo guarantee bel. avad- aw in 3 sass. gam - 9prn, 7 bays. (906)7233413 PURE bred German Sheppard pups ler sale Born Mach 22. 1995. Black A tan. 4 mall•. 3 ternalss ready to go. Cal (906) 619- e967. ROTTWEILLER puppies. C K.0 registered Good temperament Chanpan bloodkne. Can (9o5A85- 0331 THE Canino Empire provides ad susertirg. W search conpabble dog broods or nurse, K9 We mwnmW"WW kucasn serwc- os and kids K9 dub. Cur karxzod tasks woboms. Cal (906) 987-3789 1 1 1974 Chay. MorN* Carlo. intact Pars Co. as r "Mabo. 986-7739, leave ins► sag". 111111115Olds Cita Brougham, 4 dr., loaded. SALE! SALee SALE!. Was 53495.. now, $2995. cwt. Cal 427-9722 anylims Russ. Open 7 dsysfweek indoors. Big Town Sawa 1916 Olds. pwa BraghOM $1000 o b.a as 430.3618. 19•$ Cob" Wagon, 7 - pan , loaded. SALE! SALE! SALE! Was Uses, raw $2995 Cert Cal 427- 9722 arryinr Rus. Open 7 days/weak indoors. Big Town Salss.l 1996 FORD TEMPO, alt, 92 K. asking $1,200. Life- style hit tub, pocuzzi, CJW motor, $1.000. Call 435- 0956 1986 Pontiac 6000 Le Wagon, V6, air, buckets, console, fully loaded, ex- celwlt condition. Certified $2595. lour kms. Excellent runner. 686-6183. ISU OMNI, $700.00 as a000. AntqLw armors, $200.00 1900 CAVALIER, silver. 4 door, pis, db. 158,OOD K. 53600 Call (905) 723- 6120 1941 MUSTANG CONv., 4 cylinder, very low km, fully loaded with extras, S89M.Can (905) 579-8550. 1991 Ford Festiva LX, 36.00okm, bought new Ded92, immaculate/well maintained. amfm cassette. 5 -speed. p.mwror, tinted windows. custom stripes, new exhaust. $4395. 571- 5671 1992 Cavalier, like new, air, stereo cassette, 2 dr.. 60.000 km , very clean. S9200 obo. certified. 623 3024, 1992 PONTIAC LE- MANS.44.666 kmS 4 door, 2 year warranty remaining, certified, asking 56900. 080 excellent coed. call 728-56W 1992 Taurus •piw'air -cruise •136.000 lain •55900 firm. uncerl. 1903-428-1341 atter 6 P.M. .993 Oldsmobile Acta eve. a door, ay. am Nm stereo �iassette. aqua. 76.000 Ion.. asking $9`55. 434-8396 evenings) or 723.0601 mpmgs). 1994 TEMPO. 30.000 tin. green with grey nMioi. 4 dr , aub. air corn_. $9500 or best reaaI .. over Pow 723-1156 or 434.7564. 91 Fund Taurus LX_ One owner 4 dr Sedan. 119k km loaded S75o0 Phone 905-697-2120. CANADIAN TIRE Ajax Safety Inspections $49.95 Car 8 Light Trucks Ajax 683-2277 DEBT RECOVERY. I� coned Authorized T oluuselor wall trace. Inn and arrange baiff procedures Crocw us, upon regkraL Dumam Ragan Preston (905)576-9608 OUR BEST For Facies Day from Cerbcw Igoe Monte Canto SS, loadsd. 43.000 lure. ahguul (rea4 ly) $10.950. Perfect 1909 Grand Am. loaded, 120 knx. black beauty 56,496.. 1987 Callas Estase wagon. loaded. 115 kin, absar blp gorgeous . S6.995., 1992 Suitbrd SE Coup*. 19,000 sun, loaded, acro. $7.995.. 1991 74i pest air, $2,000 lens, fantastic $4996. 1990 Probe V-6, 5 speed, 101 km, last and fantastic $7,777., Igoe S -lo Chwy: 4 cyl., 5 speed, 102.000 kin, oxquwte blue. fiber nip. 9►aat Wag buddy. 64,495. 1986 Celebrity 115 lima. air. cab, Pre" 63,096.. 1986 Hoe civic 4 door, QL. 5 spew, great cpndibon, $2,996.. 1990 Cavalier, Coup*, red. auto, perfaxx . Saw - $5,000. Five 1906 - 1909 inn van from $5.995. Cerficar 155 King St W., at Miltown Mal, 579-2Ee6. Open Sudays. [CIO WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE -FREE' lowing for scrap, used or abandoned cars trucks. t V. Pick -W. top prices paid. up to $100 (416)281-3499 11192 Chev Blazer. 4X4. 4 dr, 4,3 5 -speed. tinted. as, tilt am✓fm sass. red ext.J black/int.. $13.500 o.b.o. 985.8247. 1965 S,l+w Plymouth Voyager 4 cyl., very good condition. as is $3900 obo 985.7739 leave message 1985 Voyager SE -Omni van, excellent dean run- ning van SALE' SALE' SALE' Was $3495. now 52995 cert. Call 427-9722 anytime Russ Open 7 days/week widoors. Big Town Sales. 1986 Voyager. 4 cylinder, automatic. 5 passerger bed option. cartifred. good oondtbon. 53600 Cal 666- 1101 1957 Beauvft Van. Fully loaded full size peseengo van. $6000 a best offer Cal and ask for Roes and Lads 9054,'K-7509 1992 Fasy--ow-ar,!cr Trader wAulchhen canopy, table and cabret. alweF 4- 6, full open skew, 16x16. sow size 4x6 privacy curtain. isacolerx corhdeon. May be purchased wdhv dhout camp,ng equipment 579- 1641 anytime. 19W SL MMfT. 37 It. 2 ill sus. sleeps 9. deck, avm- n9, antena. hwninower. to I mectules. no GST. S3o.00o new, esukfic• S18900' t 6.900 905379 4538 UTIUTIES TRAILER for sale 5250 905-61!&3209 leave mweeagw BODY won• oe sa x- 1-C pant work Reasonable rain. 25 years experience. 263-4412. or 263-8032 JOHN'S AUTO Tune ups 8 minor repairs Labour $30.00 hr. Mobile service available 427-76" 19.0 Yamaha 1100 Veeer equpped. 52.300 o.b o Excellentcondnbn. Abu 6 p.rn 985-8247 .. Open 9 to 9 by appl. Monday to Saturday Motorcycle. Auto, and very Competative. Property rates. Cal Jonee-Dooley kdmrawe Broker (905) 427 696 ► 12 FOOT ALUMN UIL (86 Crossman) SHIP Merc.(ee) with low hours.askng $1600. *11- - 87e6 afler 6 of waft nus sa9a- 1963 Slspterd 25 fL. shows W40 of ownership, lusly soluiPPad plus Zodiac dingy and nabr, 905-430- 26M. 06.4302633. 1996 DORAL Bow Rider (blue A while) 3.8 litre. swan drive. inboardlout- board. 8 -sealer, amdm cas- sets. includes heavy duty trailer. $8900. Can 905- 479-0797 days; 906-509- 19" Sunray Mirage. 25' an cabin, sleeps 4. 260 Mercruser, 522.000 o.b.o. 985-8611 or 985.7506. a PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE It, 1995 24' Sailboat sleeps 4, ca- bin height 61', 7.5 Hp mer- cury motor, sale dry boat many extras. 54500 o.b.o. 432-1268 FACTORY fiberglass ,day saiov. eddy cabin, motor, trailer. ready to sad. many extras.51295.00.430.0944 PROP 8 SKEG REPAIRS - Fibreglass supplies. West System Epoxy. boat paint Oshawa Glass Fibre Pro- ducts Lid.. 341 Durham Crt, Oshawa, 905-579-1133. WANTED Used Alumeni- urn boats, motors and Canoes. Chick cash_ Peter 723-5281 Recreational 370 Vehicles 1976 Dodge Motorhome. 86.700 onigrnal mle t. 6 matching 6 -ply racial tires, ap� bathroom. alsepe 6. 4 tr. propane or electro. 3 -burner stove, ekacirw vent proper* furnace. air oon., hot water heater, kitchen sink, 440 mato, real wood nth microwave. new battens. cruise con- trol. as" 57950. 986- 6039 TRUCK CAMPER. soh Ne. K Low. fully equipped. goad condition. 52700 (906)965-1951 $450 moniNy, u0k4es OC area. bachelor moety to sehed basement apt Gose to a1 arnar . own entrance corpeled. park - ng. Asan. worm. fright. full kitch n bath, was - n closet. awls qwt sigh working person, non-arraker, no shun workers please. no Pets. available July, 1st iso' last Cap for overrrg ace pea a w 1579- 1373, WHITBY - BLUE WATER PNW 1 8 2 bedroom suites, broadloom, 3 appliances. 101 KATHLEEN ST. W. Mon. - Fri. 9 - 7, Sat. - Sun. 12 - 5 (JOS) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED. 1 - 2 bedroom, located at 3D9 Cordova Rd No pets Please call 579-2387 or 576-6724. 2 Bedroom Apt485 Howard St Oshawa. $604 month . utilities. 1st 8 last Call 683.6880 for appoint- ment AJAX . large.1bnght two bvedroom basement apart- ment large kitchen. IMng- room, fireplace. laundry, parking, pnvate entrance ncludes utd 5775 Avad Aug. 1. Scott, 416-480- 8056 or after 5 9%-686- 8257. AJAX.very attractive 1 bedroom basement well mamtae»ddsooraied 4 appbanoes. storage shed, private tented yard, with in, - ground pool, near all amenities. On goat street $625 inclusive. 61 "1624 AJAX Hrwood Sayty. 2 bdrm bank apt. 5750 morth., Plus 40% uNW, dose to d arnendies. wry q00 Joe 1. no pets. tali 420-1281 AJAX modern clean one bedroom basement apt., central as/central vac, sop. entrance, non- smoker. 5600 mo. inckwve. Avail July 1, References West - n WHw y 2 686-2067 AJAX- 1 bedroom base- ment apt. in family house. separate entrance, c/a, Laundry. cable, utilities in- cluded. 1sVlast Avail. July let 5600imon. 4270727. AVAILABLE from Jul. d Aug. in Whitby Apartment Building. Spacious. carpet- ed newly painted apartment with Balcony. Clow to Bus. Shopping All Utilities In- cluded. No Pets. 2 Bed- room. $725.00. 1 bdrm $625. bachelor $525. Call 430-0134. BEAUTIFUL brand new NW apartment targe one bedroom with moils, ca- ble and utilities, all inclu- se $750. Refer non smoker. No pees. Must be seen to be appreciated. Call 579.4.563. BELLAMY and Lawrence one bedroom basement apt.. all appliances, sop. ermarofr. parking. mme- dials 5550 inckusuve.(905) 837-1475 CENTRAL WHITBY cleanquet/spscrous in tri plax. two bedroom . don. main floor, 5895. Aug. t. Also. one bedroom. bright lower W4*1. 5595 July 1. A9 usluties/Iaundry nekadod. 263.2871 or 263-4125 PK KERING-Excoiont location, stunning main floc 3 bedroom apL51050' AJAX. self contained 1 month. u0kles included. A' bedroom basement apart- C. Laundry . Parking. non- lurent Gose to all amenities. Smoke. Available July tat cap 686 -awe, Cal 4262104 (4 TENDER SEALED TENDERS will be received in the envelopes provided by the undersigned until 11:00 a.m. Local Time on the specified closing date. TENDER T9540 Parking Lot Reconstruction at Eastdale C.V. I. TENDER T9541 Parking Lot Reconstruction at G.L. Roberts C.I. TENDER T9542 Parking Lot Reconstruction at Kathleen Rowe Memorial P.S. TENDER T9543 Parking & Site Circulation Improvements at Uxbridge S.S. & Joseph Gould P.S. CLOSING DATE: Tuesday June 20, 1995 Tender documents will be available from the Purchasing Department on and after Tuesday June 13, 1995. The Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. D.M. Homeniuk, C.P.P., CPPD Manager of Purchasing The Durham Board of Education 400 Taunton Road East Whitby, Ontario LIR 2K6 This Project is funded through the Canada/Ontario Infrastructure Works Program CAriad• s NI a HWY •2 - WESTNEY large professionally fin- ished one bedroom base- ment apartment air, laun- dry. parking. separate en- trance. 4 poe bath, cable and utilbee. Available July let. $650 Ist/last, non smoker. (905) 427-6405 JULY I. Ajax, close to hospital, one bedroom basement apt. with sauna. sap. entrance. $600. first/ last 426-2834. JULY list 1 bdrm bsmt apt. Park Rd. 1401 area 5500 all inclusive. 1st 8 last suits single 725-0009 leave message LAKEVIEW PARK OSHA- WA- 2 bdem mein Iloor of home, garage, all utilities inekded, no dogs. $795 for move ilio Call 436-2433 or 725-9206. LAKEVIEW PARK -upper level of house, 2 bedrooms, deck. fenced yard, garage 3 parking, $750 monthly. Louver level, 2 bedrooms, kitchenette, patio, parking. laundry. 5580.-utilitres in- cluded. Avail. Aug. 1 9905)509.1930. LARGE one bedroom apt.. parking, very clean, $600 mo. all inclusive. Adela ide/Flamony. 905- 279-8236 OSHAWA LARGE 3 bed- room apartrnent. 6 ap- pliances including laundry. 2 lull baths. 1400 sq. R. arc zondh[homng, intercom- oarkmg Close to lake. 59006'month Call to view _G5"0991 Luxury 1 bedroom. Gor- mea kitchen, fireplace, sun- ny ground level walkout to garden. Pickering Village. S7W.Juy 1st Non-smoker. Call 427-1900. NEAR OSHAWA CEN- TRE. 2 bedroom, in quiet 5 unit budding, free laundry. $610. plus hydro, available July 1, call 905- 839-4659 Leave message. OLIVEIRITSON area, up- per duplex, 1 bdrm, fridge' stove, 4pc. bath. washer/ dryer ennui e, no pets. avail immediately. $630 inclu- sive. References- Oshawa 4ft-9352, Tor. (416)269- 9288 ONE BEDROOM apart- ment. bnghL 4 pce. bath. eat in kitchen, fireplace, family room, central air, $600. no pets, no smokers. AvadaNe JUly ISt, 428- 9363 South will hi -rite. 1 bdim - $566; 2 bdrm - $619. CleaMarge Suites. In - dudes had, cable, hot we - to, pellling, new Tenant pays hydro. 4366700 OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apartment. available at 688 and 900 Glen St Close to schools, slopping and G.M. utdi0ea included. 18V last required. Call 728- 4993. CLEAN family building. Oshawa north, one . two bedroom. Includes : Heat hydro, fridge, stove. Laun- dry facilities available. 723-2094. OSHAWA, small 1 bed- OSHAWA 2 -bedroom room basement near O.C., basement apartrrenL $650. 4 appliances, parking. July monthly includes heat hy- 1. $450/month, plus 1/3 dro, private parking 13 or, utilities, firsVlast, referenc. Vance. 576-6452 Carol es. (905)564-1581. Noms. Remit Reflection. ONE bedroom basement OSHAWA- 2 bedroom apartment ler rent. One apt., Bloor/Park. 289 Cor - mature person only, fully dova. Heat, hydro, parking. furriahed, $550 per month balcony, tat July/Aug. everything included. Avail- $690. No dogs. 728-6420 - able immediately. After 6 725-9278 p.m. 434-6723. PICKERING - Large new one bedroom apartment, July lat non smokers, fe- maim or couples preferred, separate entrance, $750 inclusive. Wlast refeenc- es.6/9-2834 PICKERING - Twin Rivera 1 large fun wild d basement apartment own entrance, unites, parking, cable. laundry included. $600.1 month Available April 1. 509-2662. PICKERING- large clean 2 bedroom self contained basement apt. 4 pc. bath. laundry facilities, Bose to schools and amenities. Avail. July 1. $780 inclu- sive. 427-6885 TWO bedroom basement apt.. separate entrance. S699/mo. plus uhlUes and cable. Available imme- dtalely . No pets. non- smoker Pickering 619- 1509 or116-288-0649 ft 400 0 r"cG.S TWO BEDROOM, clean .bright, Wool-. 2nd floor, Duplex, wsk to GO, 5875 month inclusive, available now / July 1. 6664850 or azo-s4T7 WEST SHORE - LARGE 2 bedroom basement apartment, laundry facili- ties. pod, cable, parking, $695 all inclusive. 839- 7720 Whitby - On bedroom apartment. $560. 2 bed- room $635. Call (daytime) 725-8911. Evenings + weekends 666-4016. WHITBY - two bedroom basement apartr-t, in- cludes utilities, laundry, separate entrance. No pets non smoker. $675/monthly. Frstllast. 723-6157. WHITBY CLEAN - tur- n shed bachelor basement apt, self contained, Park - laundry. cable. non s er, no pets. $475 wv ,lusive. 6665334. WHITBY- 2 bedroom ,hsement apt $600. Avail- able July 1st Parking, ca- oie • ul1 1 1 inckrded. tat 4 last. Cal 579-1076. WHITBY- 2 bedroom WxU- .,, apt trudge a slove. wal- ,ing distance to Go, bus. :)4dung, laundry fac. Asking 5825 4338689 or 433- '637 NHrMY- 3 bedroom exec- itive apartment. Available 'or July 1st. $975/month. ventral air. on wilt. corPeE d throughout. hout. 4 appilbi ss shduded. 668.1477. WHITBY- Dufkcin St, arge 2 bedroom. Now Go Sus 8 shopping. No pets. AN •cksive. 404-1414. WHITBY- Specious two bedroom. perking, rem Go, no pets. peso. 5795 inclu- srve July Isl (416) 699- 5267 WHY rent when you can own you own Iona for Ins than you ow*7" Cal Davis Haylock Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Realty, (1991) Ltd. (906) 688-3800 or (906) 6663211. A.AX - Three bedroom pout finished basement. 4 aPPksCPS. close to sloes. pcouesmmuntentre, ntre, $1,000 Piewe . � � Cal (906)686-7750. loaw message. AJAX - WMhey/401, beautiful 2 slorey, I'.M p h . "wee bedrooms. 4 ap. paross, set -n kitchhen, 11/ 2 bane, walk to Go and raeraggs�eAvailable and. fenced June.June. SM plus. 427-4321. House for rout, $1,350 Plus utilities. 5 band- roomS, finished baahe- ment, no appliances, no pets. Sujlabie for family dwelling. Avail- able August V95. Fust and last / References roWired Cal (9") 6"'fM5 AJAX *90 4 bot roomn tphliranceso'er.ISW yyreamMd� near amrrities Available Sept 1. $1200 plus. 4337576. - AJAX- 3 bebown main floot. Iridoo, move, Wft air am bwkm". $111pQ1ma. ihet. Avail- able W3 07189. 1' Near srlaelb Ajax -3 . 1 bdm dslsded home. 2 112 be8r , S apW, Na, lieplace, Vert � Close ft $1fall.200 + UIL aj. Avail. .lily 18t (90sk7- "AILABLE JULY 1, E. Oshawa. 3 bedroom nmin • rho Psis. kat / hat re- quired, $685 mdueive, cal 9&459„ BROOKLIN VILLA(IE - Beautiful alone brick home3 hadroonw, MW tan*, tam, ssperafet dining 10M. roc. room, hula bit with inground pool. 111.300 Plus ugyea,655-5245 Gvic 8 OC area, 3 bdrm quiet court, fridge, stow, ldUndry. fenced yard, very Dean. Available Aug.lst 5875 inclusive, Call Chris 434-7255 or 4311.0614. . , F I.- . _ EXECUTIVE homes (2) for sale or rent, 5% fnarc- lion 6.58 acr. >�Oshawa l(so x200 lel) .905.986-7930. OSHAWA -three bedroom backsplit semi, $900+ utp. 2 baths, garage, w/o to bal- cony. Avail. July 1. Jim Tru- deau, Remax SummiL 668-3800. OSHAWA - THREE bed- room bungalow, house for rent $875 per mo. Plus utiflies. Separate garage, nice area. 728-3398 OSHAWA Centre, imme- diate possession, 4 bed- room back split sono. ga- rage, gas heating, mint, 5995 plus utilities. First/Last references. no pots. Joe, 5765544. OSHAWA NE - 3 bedroom up bungalow, 1 bedroom down with roe, bath, hugs porch, 660 sq.lt workshop ample Por". 51375..00 plus utilities. PebEMsions d Townfne. Cal 404-1633. OSHAWA, 4 bedroom, semi, pool, central vac / ail. Ferhosd yard. $960 1-1. frig. / above, 434.4691, 432- 6461 OSHAWA- CENTRAL LOCATION bungalow. 5 bedroom. 2 bathrooms, 2 kiloton, 2 living /dkvahg- rooms. . laundry, newer aloin., Available immodia- dty Phase cal 7265601/ 4354160. CISHAWA- 3 bedroom bun ghulow. north eat oshawe. Available immediately. $1100 . huaatee. 906-066 5789. OSHAWA-Man floor of raised bungalow. 2 bed- rooms. walkout to dock central aw.3650 . utikles. Cal 579-3604. Please leave m1/Maw PICKERING 3 bedroom bungalow. witth 1 bedroom m4sw-apt , 4 liar pobong. AIC, $1350. month, fast/ test July 1. 420-6608 bungalow. Iowa floor, Wet Shan area, 2 forge bdmn fenced yard. Psrk- inp, now schools 8 Go. Await. July tst SM. L"27 W !*5-3 6-4W7 RENTERS. Own yah own hone ler lose than 11600. Per month Call JoM Anis, Sales Rep.. Romax Summit Resit', 906.8863!100. STEVENSOW401 - 3 Bedroom 6 year old hone, quiet h dam - - a Iyard sed►oole, shopping. SOW mnoveh . mAitew Call (416) 439-2902 or (416)266 ef196. WNITBY - Exrscu0w 2 a" 4 bedroorw+do% family room, 2.5 beers, double ar garage, avec able neer $140011mro. 416- 4904641 164966641 at 416.31S- WWMY-Escubm 4. bed- room bole2500i eq 12 112 bolk.atc-No, pole.1 yr milt meas la .s/100 . uW 9es.Aveiebfe July sat. Rsl- aionoewCM (416) 297 - mi. 101110 up yw CWtld atktd lobbhy a llbtlme4 3 beftom bealtolmt ow - it" ler 9OOL (p a n 3 bedmlom bu•1g.bw anise lir poo /month (P&Q plus mon. Cal Mark Sta ft, PANft At mm SIM 11 or OW43. YOU CAN OWN A NNO am IS so OAC 3 bio TAI Iuew sni 3b*a sur( wsftb LET NE ADVA ENT YOU BIIMER BROKER THOMAS C. PIKE Sdu PAP Bass AMM Rory LNL 57649111 r 415 TO RENT- ,responsible couple looking bei 3 be room. Preferably with ga- rage. As of July 1st. Call Susan 668.9219. WHITBY or AJAX area, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, should not be close to highway or main street. Available Au- gust 1. Call (905)666--8854 3 bedroom townhouse, south GM. s9mrno. utilities included. FraVlast required. Available immediately. Call Sandy 435-1088. AVAILABLE July 1, clean 3 bedroom, garage, near schools. Harmony/Ross- land area. No pets. $830. Pius utilities. Call 434- 1609. 341609. CAPITAL Properties would like to offer you the best in Oshawa Living. Spacious 2 and 3 bedroom town homes. Starting at $700. Call Larry or Cathy 579.2149 NOW LIVERPOOL Rd. South area. 3 bedroom town- house, available August 1, fsstilast $870 pkue utilities, Pillets cap (9059091_ 446. OSHAWA 3 bedroom town home. available Au- gust 1. $900111th plus hydro. Call Card Noma Remax Reflection 576- 84W. 768452. Space1425 For Rent SMALL INDUSTRIAL Plaza. Oshawa Centre area. Approximately 500 sq. It High cob over- head door, uERes, or oan- pressor iuded. Parking, 5450 No lease. 572962 2 LARGE rooms for rent in pnvae house. quiet neigh- borhood,no pots,non smoker, close to bus & shopping cans. Cal alter 5 (mor►exus) 837-2062. AAA above average quiet well furnished room. Wil- 9mV401. On bks die. $60/ week incudes TV, cable. utilities, parking 4049122 GARDENMWY 62 - room in house, use of faakses inotuldrhg laundry. Avail- able anytime. $100 weoldy. 430 -OM or 6e61 PICKERING - Single room. wish cable. use of lutchon, walk to Pickong Generating Station. Go. PTC. SW per mo. SM. biweekly Phone 4204318 ROOM for rent $100 weekly, own b.nvoom, don, shared Ipkhsn. De- ponit ro41 , roferrces a must Preferred female. Roes 436.2751. AJAX-Woohey / HWY 2 ares.Large Ihci to shah. Close to GO i Two& Furnished or unfurnished $37S/rnontlrly.All n*mw. w. Cal 6834082. toren Wftiloy- male 10 Shen rerw'law gay Poll. we form house. 1atAaat. $42x1.nonll 946.2686 PICKERING - Throe bid room how. quest dean, Liverpoolr Hwy 2 ase, Po- vale bedroom pis tv. ro 1 use of kildurMeu - dry. $m ew4s86 bet- alMrl a - 9 PAL b Isnle der p noaanolau, plivab bath, own hmiyroom, pri- vale drive. wek to OGH. and downtown, fireplace. Pod, abfe. moat kne and fetndry. $475hrm*L 432 - ism. WHITBY 2 bedroom "-"-it to More With 1, $375 Plus moiety, Cal 190) 88-1476 WHITBY Pringle Drive/ Sradiey, share immaculate 4 bedroom home with non- smokirng professional or student. AN amenities in- cluding pool, cwV"bw raw Cal 9054 ab -895e. WHITBY- large bedroom, aiming area. Private with vd o to yard, 4 peebathroom, stared kitchen, laundry fac., non smoker. 666 459WW.721-7467. 5 460 =._ 4 Months Free Rent - Downtown Oshawa, 400- 3500 sq. ft. available. Park- ing and great exposure. Best rental rates. Call 434- 2447 or 665-1132. CORNER store for rent at 4 comers Oshawa. Plenty of private parking, reason. able rent. Also beautiful of- fice on second floor. 725- 8710. DOWNTOWN Whitby, Dundas St . Approximately 400 sq.ft office and up to 2500 sol. bay space. C-3 zorw,g Call 6663361. SPACIOUS unit available immediately. Ideal for office and warehouse. 1200 sq. ft, of open concept. two offic- es, reception area, kitchen- ette, central air. and more. Easy access to 401. Call (906) 4332512. BAY of Quints- lovely 5 bedroan lame on 500 R of waWront, excellent fish- ing, $SOdweek. 906-60- 1263 or 905-509-4675. Fenlon Falls- Cameron lake. Two waterfront oottag- es. Sandy beach, lawn, ideal for kids. $450 weekly or season. 905.430-1948. Fully furnished, 3 peel bathroom, microwave, BBQ, odour TV Sleeps 6. Right on lake North of Huntsville. 5769274 after 8:30p.m. GREAT fishing and family holiday on Rice Lake, 1 hour from Oshawa. Modern 2 d 3 bedroom cottages, sandy beach, playground, children's program, boat b motor Low family prices. Sunnymead Cottages R.R. 1113. Hastings. Ont KOL 1 YO (705)6962601 A lovely 3 bedroom m hoe, on theTrent in Hastings, 111650i'week, al facilities, for details Call (705) 696- 2642 or (706)6961747. LAND '0' Lakes, one bedroom $349/weekly, two bedroom $449/weekly cot- tages. Fully equipped, 3 Poe. bath, gas BBO, mi- crowave, screened room, boat Excellent swimming, fishing 3 walking trails. Video Call after Spm 686- 08%. 8608%. TRENT Puver/Lake Sey- mour, modem housekeep- ing cottages. from $280 - S300 weekly. good fishing, swimmwg and boating. Call 1{705)778-7534. TWO bedroom house. keeping cottages for rent, groat fishing. Ne of Osha- wa. ."night. 905-686 6452. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 11, I"S•PAGE 23 1= 11 it CLEARWATER-fully fun- 5 LEVEL t 5 bed W ned ail conditioned mobile homes, clubhouse, heated pools, hot tubs, tennis, case to beaches and major attrac- bons, photos shown n your home. Children welcome, less than motel. Call (905)663-5503. GORGEOUS - 3 bedroom 3 bathrooms townhouse cordo, close to famous Clearwater beach. pool. ja- cuzzi, 880, private yard. available Now - Dec. for info and to view photos 686AAW or 579-3788. O0 w•..'"."'OS rooms, 1-4 pc.. 1.3 pc., I. ATTRACTIVE 4 bedroom 2pc. bathrooms), air, central hhorne on ravine with creek vac, double garage, elec. oak floors, french doors. tronic garage door, in- woodstove, walkout fin - ground pod. Close to all 18hed rec-room to private amenities. Very clean. landscaped yard with rock gardens. pool, fish pond. Great neighbourhood. sprinkler system. $163.900. Flexible dosing. Asking Whitby 905-686.6452. $169.000. 160 Goodman. 432-1863. BARGAIN HUNTERS. A1 ax - Wesmfand 401 AJAX- Westnery Heights/ MUST SELL 111 3 bedroom, all brick detached, pine kitchen, finished basement gas fireplace, crescent Io - cation. $147.900135 Stock- bridge OPEN HOUSE EVERY Sat. 6 Sun., 1- 4p.m, Private Sale 905- 683.1956 ATTRACTIVE 2 STORY, J bedroom house with at - ,ached garage in good area of Bowmanvdle. freshly sainted with some new 1, wring, 3 bathrooms, in - dudes 2 pc. on suite, bright xitchen, large w/o deck. gas ^eat, wetb da. Priced at S'29.900 -1523_3W Y over 2000 sq. ft. 4 spacious bedrooms, huge family room with fireplace, 2 bed- room bsint . hardwood and ceramic lloors.askeng $174.900 call now before its too late. Sam I Joanna. Sales Rep. Sutton Group Central Realty 416229- 1010 or 905 -428 -8752 PACE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 11,1995 BELIEVE R $500 Down. Why term When you can own a brand new 3 or 4 bedroom single delacfled home on large lot. Call (905) 623'8549. BROOKWOOD -for sale. 3 bedroom aas. e. approx. 1650 sq. ft., in desirable Whitby location. $174.900. (negotiable) Dec./95 cloe- ng. (905) 66f1-9557 FROM $69,900 Brand new 1,2,3 bed. suAes. Condos. Up to 1442 sq ft, Bungalow style. can 623-6549 JOHN Boddy silver- spruoe. modified b(rwgatow, air and vac, oak kitchen. walkout basement. $244.900. Private. Open Hose Sat. Sun 1- 4 p.m. 420-2637. LINDSAY BEAUTY- ren- ovated detached 2 bdrm exc~t starter/reaerment IwOmis Huge lot central Io- . ooMove in condition 599.900 Terry Seal Sutton Group -Crown Realm 416752-0909 k% NEWER home, 1292 sq. R. (34 bedrooms, 3 baths, garage, clair, dishwasher, roc room, $127.500. 5 Climde Crt. Bowmanville, 697-2609 (Open House Sat 12-4) SOMERSET ESTATES Elegant executive horse. on 114 acre lot in North Whitby. Central air, in - ground pool, fully land- scaped, tastefully decorat- ed. Listed to sea at $274,900. Call (905) 430- 0548 to view. TOTALLY RENOVATED 2 bedroom house, 1 112 baths, new wiring. plumb- ng. lumbsig. 3 skylights. conversant to stores and schools. $92.900 Oshawa area. 404-2684. 723.0471 WHITBY. $92.900 Super clean 4 bedroom, newer windows, walkout to deck will carry for $ego including Tames with 5% doom Ted Houghton Remax Summit 668-3800 OAK RIDGE trail emote loft n Oheawa. Lakeview and wooded from $79.900 and up You build or we build Ohone 985--8M CITY OF OSHAWA 9 acre residential development Near Oshawa Centre & Go Train Abutting (ands Listed at 590.000/acre Outstanding opportunity 5320,000 For more information, please call Don Goundry, (416) 495-6249 COMMERCIAL CB COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE GROUP CANADA INC.. REALTOR 53500 tuil priced. Seclud- ed wooded Trailer let, good road. sandy beach. fishing. 112 hr from Oshawa. (416)431.1555 EL CHEAPO . 2 Cabana, sleeps 6. 1 acre, steam, aiac ent to Pigeon River conservation area. 35 rine.. W E Oshawa. $150. weekly .5450 month. 905- 985-8503 06966-8503 LAKE SIMOOE, Cawad a- na Island, Lakefront ool- WATERFRONT tags. new 1992 wnteri2ed COMMUNITY. 2 acre lots Wbedroom. 2fbathroom, T oea.:siui Por+, Per, -ole $119. D00. D Warren e - S'S° xi au a cs:awn x'6-782-2749. d -416-955- 000C -416.9560000 ext 263 WATERFRONT sites available Duet trailer park on Lake Ontario roar Tren- ton. Great frshag and sail- boarding. . Sheltered dock - mg. Prices from $9900. 416757.4944: Weekends 613384-0663, RED SET'ER RESORT - Trent River -zw Havelock. EaceMnt campground. Large fully serviced siles from 5785/s•sson Cottag- es 2-3 bedroan from 5330 - $375. 1-905-436,0807 or 1-706773-3096 RV Trailer space avail- able an 100 acres. 2 males from Marmora Private, clean. Quiet seting with pond Phone 613-472- 3353 A *41kk RAP BASEBALL SCHOOL..'..- %�p �`�. For boys & Girls aged 7 se 14 at Iroquois Park Complex se Whitby AV. • Excellent facilities, cages, & pitching machines �ki�d� •Central pick-up and drop- 1�'�' �_.� off busing service • Qualified Instructors • FREE T -Shirt and Hat 6 Weekly Sessions July 3 - August 14 ACS BASEBALL SCHOOL 1-800-363-9053 in Toronto 905-836 36W PWU=4G ` B SUMMER of DANCE CAMP BA1tj a JULY 1195 • Summer Fun For Young Dancers Ages 3 - 81 Week Program • Intensive 3 Week Dance Program for Serious Dancers - Ages 9 -18 • Adult Aerobics Program • Early Registration for fall Classes. Save 10% June 17 For more Information (416) 2"-8784 AAA Consulting 8 Loan. Financial consulting Serv- ices ler any purpose. Also LOANS Auto, emergency, consolidations, vacations. karndure, final time borrow- ers, business. etc. Good or Bad Credit. Bankruptcies welcome. 8:30 am-9*00prn Mon -Sat 416.630-0012. BORROW $10,000 , pay as idle as $110 per month., o.a.c. Free consultations. Anubis Investments Ltd. Mortgages and Loans since 1973.666.7200 MONEY problems? Debt consolidations. credit ar- rangements, personal budget planning, credit re- pair. FREE CONSULTA- TIONS. Ontario Credit Counsellors (Oshawa -Tor- onto) 4331425 OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. ATTENTION: A trans-Ca- nadlan Publishing Compa- ny is seeldngg a limited number of Rekable people in your area to work from home. Earn from $200- $500. weekly doing simple work. FuWPart time, it's up to you. No experience nec- essary lust a good work ethic. Rush your S.A.S.E. today and leave the rat race behind. Forward to: 150 Clark Blvd. Suite 175. Station L. Brampton, On- tario L6T 4Y8. DOWNTOWN flower shop for lease with equipment. 668-4278. SPACE FOR RENT, for hairdresser or beaubman in a friendly and proleissional abrosphere. Please call 6861285. 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Discover rust hard the reason why thousands of people have found happiness, love and a meaningful relationship that lasts.' For information and additional show times, please call 1-900-667-0117. 13TOGETHER i_ iv,.&.:- .t X an d rrsu.0wa. SANDERSON MONUMENT CO. 131). Manufacturers of cemetery and civic memorials since 1872. 11 showrooms or home appointmenst available Darlene Bosner (905)427-4366 or 1 (800) 461-0282 32 (Nd Kinito- Rd. Ajax 11A 1 Academv Baseball School As the Academy Baseball School enters its 4th year it has taken many of the suggestions of its participants and put them into place. Its program has been improved upon and students will keep having fun every day. They want to continue building the Academy into the best camp around by catering to all of its new and returning students. The Academy has a strong list of sponsors including Zett Baseball, Gatorade, National Sports, Rawlings, Reebok and Spalding. Check out the fees for 1995 and all of the savings plans including early bird and car pooling discounts. Reebok will also make available quality footwear and apparel at great prices. For more information call 1-800-363- 9053. Sylvan this summer... better grades next. f� Froin reading to rmth, Sylvan gives students the skins and confidence they need to succeed. We pinpoint your child's needs, develop a personalized program and deliver it In a positive, fun and caring environment. Sylvan has already helped over a million children boost their grades and their self-esteem. Call sylvan, today, to learn how we can help your child. 180i Dundas tit. E., Kendalwood Plaza Whitby 4041-1818 yNan i • j llt� X711 Centre -ng ` Better grades art just the begin)jlinQ.w 6' CONGRATULATE YOUR GRADUATE! ACTUAL SIZE OF AD To place an ad in this special section call Classified Advertising Ajax - Pickering NEWS AL0VERTISEF:1 683-0707 YHE NLWbAUVEKI-15LK JUINUAr, JUINL It. IV"-rA9iCZ3 INKMORMMUTO Remember your loved ones with a special In Memoriam Tribute. This section will be published Sun., June 18th. Call classified advertising at For Oshawa: 576-9335 Oshawa - Whitby This Week For Clarington: OUR 9TH GREEN DIAMOND FOR BOYS & GIRLS 5 - 14 CANADAS 111 -Awa u 4 -m adt sw&40f BASEBALL DAY CAMP ENDORSED BY: CITO GASTON Manager of the Toronto Blue Jays WE STILL HAVE SOME SPACES AVAILABLE IN ALL OF OUR SESSIONS Located at Bruce's Mill Conservation Area (North of Markham) FOR A BROCHURE AND INFORMATION CALL: (416) 733-3350 WE Pur THE FUN W FUNIMMEW&S - Summer Camps at -K CO P T= 'S I 8 1100, 14) S C L% C M LBARMNG FUN E PLACE FRIDGE MAGNET HERE --------------------- THIS SUMMER A daily mix of [hu Hae computer ae"des with a busy itinerw of learuiag e=curstow for Kids 5 to it. Five separate weeks to choose from. Far casap dates mad the tall weeks' itinerary, please call sr vi* wr Gmputer Learning Centre. DISCOVERY BAY C MTBE wes�er'tad 619-1014 Lake Drivewq 576-9335 Clarington This Week :crru • Green Diamond Baseball Day Camp Entering its 9th season of operation, Green Diamond offers a progressive program such that campers may come for two, four, six or eight weeks. They can choose a full day of baseball, or can divide the day between baseball and other counsellor supervised activities such as mini -golf, land sports and arts and crafts. Each day there is a recreational swim. The baseball program is structured such that the fundamentals are stressed through hands-on individual instruction in each position. As a result of this, every child has the opportunity to develop their baseball skills according to individual ability, need and desire. For more information call 1 (416) 733-3350. RIDE THROUGH SUMMER AT PICKERING HORSE CENTRE SUMMER DAY CAMP 1Le folbwiuE summer day �p propwms are available this year: • Sesim 1- Jub 3 - ]ub 7 • &sisa S - Jub 31- Auprst 4 • Sesden 2 - My 14 - July 14 • Seaisa f - Augimst 7 - Aum 11 • Ses ism 3 - Jub 17 - ,luly 21 • Sesisa 3 - Aurst 14 - August la • Sesisa 4 - Jab 24 - Jub 28 • Sesdw 4 - Augest 21- AaCM 25 - Sesrisn 4 - Aatat 28 - September 1 MONDAY - FRIDAY 9:00 am - 3.•00 pm BEGINNER THROUGH TO ADVANCE LEVELS SAFE & FUN Situated on 30 acres CALL NOW (905) 649-1342 I WLE 0F ON PADDOCK RD., CLMEMOM PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 199S DENTURE CLINIC REPAIRS 0 hr.) ' Relines ' Complete, Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER FREE CONSULTATION William Sted, DD, F,C,A.C.(A) 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 After hours 428-8801 WHAT ARE THE REAL PROBLEMSM. ? I may be getting naive in my old age. but in my opinion, and most people I talk with, it simply is the uncertainty of the job market. The general concern is "am I going to have a job next week or next month"? Until this confidence level is re-established, everything is going to remain at a "dead" pace. Is there any logical explanation as to why mortgage rates and loan rates continue to be as high as they are, with fairly regular drops in the Bank of Canada Prime? The answer is YES"' Up to a few years ago, the spread between the oost Banks and Trust companies would pay for their money versus what they would lend it out at, would average 13/4%. The average spread on today's market appears to fluctuate between 3 to 4%. This additional profit margin cannot be attributed to rising cost factors, because as we all know, virtually all sundry services now cost, and cost considerably more that they did a few short years ago. r.�ctultt - � •lst.2nd &3 Mrxt9a9es • Open Privileges Same day services 7U rMA9 Nrt MAA! I'AT f M'II(MI The friendly and helpful staff at The Mortgap Factory include from -sit, Hylton Mullings, Ley SkoW, Gem Campbell, Syhda Jules and Paul Chadmim. .. .. ...... _ ................. Y......... Other than scream at our politicians, there is not much that can be done about it. In Canada, our financial Iives are basically controlled by the five major lenders, and without mass complaining and maybe some good old Government intervention, (they are always willing to step into all other aspects of our life) nothing is going to happen. THE F. .SSIONS O RM? WHO ARE YOU TRYING TO 13D? I can say with a clear conscience that no one I know, either in a small business or in the public sector, is not still feeling the pinch. In Canada we might be a little naive, but PLEASE STOP INSULTING OUR INTELLIGENCE by telling us everything is rosy. MOST IlNIPORTANT!!!! Get your debts under control, consolidate now, don't wait for the possibility of rates to drop. Remember that while you wait, you are paying 18 to 29% on those monthly credit cards. THE HOUSING The further you go east from Toronto the worse it becomes, going from moderate to just plain dead. Unfortunately this trend appears that it will continue for quite some time to come. One small glimmer of hope, comes from the fact that houses in the east end of Scarborough, are selling very quickly, and at reasonable prices. Lets all hope that history repeats itself and that trend moves eastward at a rapid pace. Consolidate all your mortgages, credit cards, loans, and anything else you can think of. 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