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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1995_07_28A FUN DAY! Cartyl'sN Fair indoor R� IIu1 laza Market openOpen 9am•5pm An4w Fair open tt n.5pm 41" it - �aBook Ivo s... F:. .- Ajax and Pickering students study i �t©day to get ahead tomorrow 014 ism page 1.0 News Advertiser Friday, J 28, 1995 40 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 114 No. 30 Marrow match found for ailing Pickering boy Daniel Burton gets new lease on life with drive's success 11v LINDA WHITE `I at! RFF1iRtf R AJAX- PIChERItiG — lust days after Daniel Burtons famils feared the +%or%i. their desperate Prayers for a bone -marrow match have been answered. "We were at (Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children) when we learned the SZOOd news," Daniel's father Da%c says of W'ednesday's breakthrough. "Wc were at a new low bccausc Daniel had a relapse ,Monda%. We A ring ed bunch The play was fast and furious in Ajax Wednesday when the Exeter High School rugby team hosted a squad from Mecclesfield, England. The event provided a taste of the rigors of the game between seasons. photo by Andrew Iwanowski • were Pretty depressed and crying most of the time. -Thi doctor came up to us with a smile on his face. We knew it had to he good news because he had no other reason to smile." Daniel, a Pickerme resident and student at Please see RELAPSE ... page 3 Pickering housing projects spared provincial axe B% STEPHEN NT %' i Ki IN pk'! it PICKERING — Two ,ion -profit hi(msing projects here have been spared the rl vincial governmen('s .ire. The ministry of munici- a! affairs and housing announced Wednesday one project at 1476 Whites Roid and another called Horizon House will go ahead. ,red Robbins, property manager for Xconxs Homes. a non-profit hous- ing organization in charge of Horizon House, says they arc "very pleased" with the goycrnn-vent's deci- sion. The group lost three projects outside Durham but was spared the one in Pickering hccause it was telt it fits into the ministry's _enda. Horizon Houses x'11, VIII, and IX as they will he called, will be three fiye- bedroom hungalows designed to house those dis- placed by the closure of Darcy House in Cobourg, a home for the de\elopmen- tally handicapped. The pro- ject will he operated by Christian Horizons. which • runs nearly 100 group homes in Ontario, and will repatriate Darcy House rcm- dent% from the Pickering area. The construction and operation costs, all covered by the Province, havc not yet been determined. The three wheelchair accessible houses will he completed "as early in the new Year as pusslble, �:lys Mr. Robbins. Its precise location will be announced when a suitable spot is found. Mr. Robbins says it will likely be in a rural part of town. The project was proposed by Xconxs homes last fall. after the ministry approached Christian Hori- zons aNnit operating such a facility. The Whites Road hous- ing project will contain 63 one- to four-bedrox>m apart- ment units for low-income families and singles. Inter- Or_anization Resources Network NP Homes Inc. of Oshawais in charge of its development. Pickering fared hotter than other Durham munici- palities. Four of six Oshawa housing projects have been cancelled, as have two in Whitby. otorolia FfiD Phone LIMITED TIME OO RECEIVE FREE AcrrvATk-m AND Ix:. r•FE �� on uiaiFAtn Your 4CJK)4ce - 29.95/_mtl>I , ,Pic�r�c a�ryoore The Durham Home Business Asmicialum lx)sts a picnic from I to 5 p.m. at K (-;recnvicw Crt. in Whith% on Saturday. The event features powA games, tiioid. a most outrageous clothing { contest. a raffle and door prves. Rain date is July 30. Call 723- 8491 fix inti►rnwtion. Satutrdav MIX of sun ... and cloud high of 28 Sunda,. r. Mainly sunny. hot and humid Wi d hl„h of 32 Inside In the news I Entertainment .................. 17 Sports..............................18 Classified .........................21 Phone lines General 683-51 10 Fax 68:3-7363 Sincerely Yours I -900-451-:3793 InfoSource 6133-7040 Auction Line 683-7545 Death Notices 683-3005 The News Advertiser regularly uses recycled newsprint 93¢ + 7a GST = $1 —MCELL cowVwer AM” ravwrs Bell Mobility Centro THE ONLY WAY TO GO." Bel! Mobility; . PACE 2•THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 216,1995 I' Relapse had family fearing the worst FROM PAGE 1 Ecole catholique Notre-Dame-de-la- Jeunesse in Ajax, was diagnosed with leukemia three years ago at age six. After two -and -a -half years of chemotherapy, Daniel's illness went into remission, but he suffered his fust relapse last Christmas. The hockey fan is thrilled with the news. "When his mom and I told him about the relapse, he was quite upset. He was hoping to get a normal life back. "1 don't know if he understands it all, but be knows it's important," says Mr. Button. "He knows what we've been doing to find a donor. His sister is thrilled too." Before he can undergo a bone -mar- row transplant, scheduled for the end of September, Daniel must undergo extensive chemotherapy and radiation treatments to kill the new leukemia cells found in the fluid surrounding his spinal cord. "We're going to get him into remis- sion. It's going to be tough on him because every time he has a relapse, they have to step up his treatments," says Mr. Burton, who expects the process to take three weeks. Daniel had his fret treatment 'rues - day "and was pretty sick. But there's light at the end of the tunnel. - Daniel must also undergo complete body radiation to kill all his bone mar- row. "With (the transplant), his chances are SO per cent." reports Mr. Burton, a teacher with the Scarborough Board of FAucation. "Without it. his chances were almost zero because keeping him in remission for another period of time is pretty slim." It could take anywhere from three weeks to four months fox Daniel to recover from the transplant. Mr. Burton hopes to fund out within the next couple of days which bank the bone marrow match came from. Though the name of the donor can't Fund-raiser gives $5,200 to Durham MS society ❑ Garden tour, silent auction aids local group D(IRIIAM — Flowers and fund- raising came together nicely for the Multiple Sclerosis Societe of Durham Region on July 22. A tour of eieht private gardens in the Region raised 55,2S2, which will be used to pay for MS patient outings. At the end of the tour, a silent auction was held. along with a raf- fle, refreshments and the presenta- tion of door prizes. It was a real pleasure to see peo- ple enjoying the gardens and tea. This was a most enjoyable way to raise money for our chapter," says garden tour co-ordinator lane Brown. Ste. Anne's Country Inn and Spa donated the first prize in the raffle — a day at the spa — and it was won by Oshawa resident Anne Lev- eque. be released for a year, the family is anxious to fund out what country the doctor is from. Mr. Burton believes no fewer than 2,500 people have added their names to a bone - marrow registry since he issued a plea for a match to save his son's fife last spring. He still plans to go ahead with a bone -marrow registry in Delhi early next month because, though "it won't benefit Daniel. it may benefit someone else." at Alex Robertson Park, formerly Hydro Park, at the bottom end of Sandy Beach Road in Pickering. There will be pony rides, Daniel Burton Meanwhile, a Festival of Support for the family will be held Sunday, Aug. 13 from noon to 7 p.m. bands and children's activi- ties. It's organized by a student of Mr. Burton's and her hus- band. The outpouring of support from the community since the Burton's went public with their plea in April has been "terrific. "It helps you get through something like this," says Mr. Burton. "It's not just monetary, but the moral support that we appreciate." DOUBLE FULL MEAL DEAL • • The Double Full Meal Deal - has always been a g,eat deal A delicious Double Burger, a Regular order of golden fres and a 21 fl. oz. drink topped off with a 5 oz. sundae Now Dairy Queen- has made ;t even better by putting it on sale for =3.99. j ff!2� ;1� WAO� �t We treat you right., • trsdennrk of American Davy t]ueen corp. Printed In Canada Offer available at participating stores. MCKENZIE PLAZA 250 BAYLY ST. WEST THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 2ti. 1995 -PAGE 3 Flyers right at your doorstep... Read the News Advertiser x,31 Rob�i�s. ke Cnlam & ]bRW WM YOUR OWN -- — — ?wee store: Cor tie:taels) came m & t3 ow a baht w ptr&W 1 eotopdff act e w* s Cheam. Dia to be held &a" the god wed of S"wbe MAT11Bt)D s'eardllc CUM LX",N kz Uli Ad* 1L K W AN0dt, yer ="%* rsossclmrxsclj� IN TODAY S News Adverb F R I DAY. J l LY 28. 1 995 Ne%�s :%d%ertiser Canadian Tire Ajax Pict,. *Dijon Ranch Dressint; .Ajax Pick. kmart Ajax Pick. M \l%ster,, Pima Ajax Pick. New Homes Ajax Pick. ' Delivered :o selected househ" x„l Remember, all inserts, including those on gloss% paper, can be recycled with the rest of your neAspaper through your blue box Rec}cling program. For information on delivering your advertising r.r•- n}cess - f. \X�t call ALVIN u rr BROUWER .►�!'"'� �'. at 6133-3110. AMITH AGGARWAL Friday's Carrier of the Week is Amith (Rocky) Aggarwal. Amith enjoys baseball, skateboarding, roller blading, skating 1!i hockey. Amith received McDonalds coupons compliments of the News Advertiser. Congratula- tions Amith for being our Friday carrier of the week. 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' ED TAUNTON DisccInavpry �-' z J • Ceyyz fill-: tifre , ail 3 •, M M S O FINANCING PER VISASONAL ti' w N ¢ AVAILABLE CHEQUES Mon -Wed 10-6 _ N _ Thurs-IN saa.dWs P MP keeps promise, opts out of federal pension plan AJAX-PICKERING — Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague is one of two Liberals who have opted out of the federal government's pension pla"it didn't go far enough," Mr. McTeague says of the revamped plan, which ends the so-called practice of double-dipping, where former MPs and senators can receive both a pen- sion and an annual federal govern- ment salary at the same time. Under the new plan, MPs first elected in 1993 and elected a second term won't be able to start collecting their pensions until they're 55 years old. The rate at which MPs earn pen- sion benefits has been dropped from five per cent of salary per year of ser- vice to four per cent, though the new plan continues to be fully -indexed against infliction. Mr. Mc'ICea,ue will receive a My - out of 512.656 — the deductions he has paid sine being elected in 1993. He will also receive four per cent of that amount in interest. The new hill was passed by the House of Commons and received royal ascent July 13. All 295 %IPs have been given a one-time offer to opt out of the new plan within 60 days. Durham Riding MP Alex Shepherd also opted out of the plan earlier this week. Reform Party NIPS have also promised to opt out of the plan. Board of Trade lauds Tory cuts AJAX-PICKERING — The Pro- gressive Conservative covernment is "starting out in the right direction ", says Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade presi- dent Denise Wiese, who has pledged her support of the govemment's S1 9 - billion expenditure reduction. "Althoueh some of the announced cuts are controversial it's encouraging to see that the Harris government is beginning with its own staffing and expenditures"she sass. (isle newiv-elected 4_overnment has drastically reduced the size of its cahi- IWL ) Ms. Wiesc's support came alter a meeting of the txwd last Frkby imme- diately following the Libline of Futance minister Ernie Eves' economic state- ment. Although the mini -budget did not refer to cuts to specific areas like Ajax and Pickering, the Boktrd of Trade says local business supports using "tough medicine" to deal with the province's fiscal crisis. The cuts are expected to reduce the projected deficit of 510.6 billion to S8.7 billion. The board, which represents local businesses through its membership, expects to know within the next few weeks how the mini -budget will draw- ly affect the Ajax -Pickering communi- ties. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 211. L"S-PAGE S PICKERING — A 17 -year-old restaurant Fie had been standing on the deep fryer to Teen suffers employee suffered serious bums to his foot clean its hood when the accident occurred at the after he slipped into a deep fryer he was clear[- Kingston Road restaurant on Sunday shortly u1�. before midnight. The Pickering resident was urns cleaning The Low Star Cafe employee suffered sec- taken by ambulance to the Ajax and Pickering ond- to third-degree burns to his left foot. He General Hospital. Police say there's no danger was wearing a shoe and sock on the foot, which of the teen losing his foot. deep fryer may have saved it from more serious injury, The Ministry of tabour has been notified of Durham Regional Police believe. the accident. c TIFIED HEATI11jp A AIII CONDITIONING 111r.A READ OUR `ASK THE EXPE The cohnnn appear on the 4th THE H016F`iATUft'S FRESHNESS t �II96 ta.v cool this Summer! with Lennox central air conditioning We install the old-fashioned way. • 24 hr. full service AWArj department AudWr& dD"ier /tA�A e No sub -contractors Coft%h*" CAS No piece work *»�• • Factory trained installers 683-0380 VISIT OUR SHOWROOM • 1964 Notion Rd., Pickering RTS" COLL %IN, P6. 10. 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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 Metrtand Community Newspaper published every Wednesday. Friday and Sunday. 134.132 Corrtrr" Ave.. Ajax. Ontario. L AS 2115. The publisher reserves the right to classify c r refusee any adveTtisemerit based oin his. sotc discmtion. Page sins may ..ry slightly fmm published rate card due to mech.in" requirernem% of different printers. Second Claes. \Iwl Registration IS97. %l;iil suhst7ipixxt rates (:an. I %T S70. GIVE LS a CALI, General 68 x-5110 Newsroom 68:-5110 Distribution 68 ;-5117 Classified 681-0707 (Ni chiline - 798-7672] FAX 683-7363 Sincereh Your- 1-9(X)•451-4464 ext. 34 InfoSource 683-70.31) Real Fstate and Automotive Sales 79`1- 7 672 National Advertising 49'-13(X) Thr New % Advertisa welcmc's ki- ters to the editor on issuc-s of intenN_ m our MaLkers. We M -en -e the right to edit letkxt, for kngth and k_al rtM7 sons and to withhold letters deemed not fu fox publication_ All icuers must include voxr full narric. adddrteas and phare nurnbeT fix our inkirmation. They should not exceed one and a half page. in length. The News advertiser regularly uses recycled newsprint The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Timothy J. Whittaker - Publisher A N-letroland Community Newspaper ]311-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. 'EDITORIAL Book worms Who says today's youth lacks ambition and foresight'.' A glimpse into the motives of Ajax and Pickering teens enrolled in summer school class- es here paints a picture of earnest young students who want promising futures with good jobs, not one of indifferent kids with poor grades who must attend to graduate from high school. A sizable portions of the roughly 3,000 students attending summer school in Durham Region are taking hold of their futures by attempting to improve on already impressive marks. Some are getting a few of next years suhiects out of the way now so they can double up on other electives. Still others are taking extra cred- its to give them an edge when they apply to uni- versity. Further. some of these students are juggling part-time summer jobs with their academic .schedules. It all adds up to a rcfrcshing, positive view of a segment of society often thought to be disaf- fected, spoiled and lily. And when you consider that this year's sum- mer school enrolment is down by approximatcli 700 students from 1994. Ilk fart that these ko" are studying_ instead of vacationing because the, want to is even more imprcxsivc. Still. however. the perception persists That today's youth is spoon-fed, ambivalent. and unlikely to contribute to society in the same man- ner their predecessors did, And that's unfortunate. Think about these kids, in Ajax and Pickcring before you buy into the stereotype. !0 WRM: TO no- .NEws ADNT-xn.WJZ, 130 CO�nUtl:xcl � - , Al. A �:., AfAx, L 1 S _H� ux r,�x us AT 683-, ,b, Would you rather have additional traffic on vour street`' To the editor: commuamg hack and forth agrc`c'aNe. Mite growth A'm w-nung in nespon_se to the decoke-dy hitter of Pickcnrtg. as well as nc-Ig4kinne towns to the commrrits by ('-NI. Wilcox in your July y i ­ ,cm east, is imvitabke. With that, unfortunately. cticnt::% voicing conc-Lm over the expansion of 11w-v..11)I a propor-tionate increase in traffic in our area. I understand the frustmti n with the proposed requiring expansion of major vamritrution anc7- "30 to 40 per cent" increase in noise and pollution ie,. generated by traffic in this area: likes many mm- Rca!istically. Ilwy. 401 is in dire need of dent.% of hckenng. I moved here wticn the town expansion. as anyone who has heen shirk in ntsh w -as half of its cimm sin. hour humper-to-humpcer traffic will tctitity. The Ilowrver. let'he realistic: part of the atmic- current solution to this traffic nightmare is to exit tis on of Pickrnng is that it's a nice rural tow► -n in Ilwy. 401 and take Mme of the few leaser east-wc`s.t Close proximity to 1` cuopolitan Toronto. making routes across Pickering via tlwy , _I'wvn InfoSource Poll: Yes 46% Last week we asked: Do you tike the measures in the Progressive Conservative's mini -budget`' f F2J [3]1 No CCC. 181 E9' 54% E o Do you think the federal government should pull Canadian peacekeeping troops out of Bosnia? YES: Punch 8026 TO CALL INFOSOURCE: NO: Punch 8027 683-7040 Riven/tihcTpard. F1 rich or Steel's. I`ow traffic problems become considerably more serious: except for the first alternative, all of these are residential screens. Thee question I put io everyone: is this: Which would disturb vont more. the increased noise pollution of I Iw•v. -301, or the tlioxnssht of a child injured in a v ehic'War accident due to overflow traffic? Your concern appears to be with propcerty value. As you say, "all it takes is a phone call to a politician'. I'm sure many wtio share my opinion will do iust that. John Goxxl%% in, M-k-crins; What Your ie«' of the the Mike Harris e asked, government so far? -- asked at the Ajax Plaza MORGAN N1ADF:J " T y p i c a l l y Conservative. He'll have popular support, but later people will suffer." JAAIF.S HYLANDS "Great job cutting_, back on welfare scams and promising to reduce tuxes." HARRY ROBINSON "He is certainly going through a lot of cuts, undoing what the NDP government did." TIMI DALEY "I don't know; I'm confused with so many cuts. It's a little scary and risky." JILL t. 14 Now Men's, Women's and i Children's Fashions all Family Footwear and Luggage all 11 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY A I"S-PAGE T gun., Duly .w, low 41W lor kill Hardware, Lawn, Garden and Patio all Sporting Goods, Fitness and Toys SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open Mon. -F& 10:00 wn.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. -12:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. EvA,ct more f o?n Sains t NWT 2 0 Y O c Q c Nwr..o, 11 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY A I"S-PAGE T gun., Duly .w, low 41W lor kill Hardware, Lawn, Garden and Patio all Sporting Goods, Fitness and Toys SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open Mon. -F& 10:00 wn.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. -12:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. EvA,ct more f o?n Sains PAGE $-THE NEWS ADVERTIM FRIDAY, JULY 2S, 1995 w Fixing it for safety's sake Mark Hutcheson takes a look at this the Durham Regional Police department. bicycles derailer system during a bike The rodeo event was held to promote rodeo and repair clinic jointly hosted by cycling safety. the Pickering Canadian Tire store and photo by Chris Potts Learn to manage respiratory problems AJAX-PICKI:RIN(r — Arra The Ajax and Picketing (ren- The clinic is located in the residents suffering from such oral hospital's Respiratory Ixxspital's emergency de;xutmi--rit respiratory problems as as. hma Assessmcint Clinic also offers lit- and is open seven days a week. and emphysema are invited to craturc ext tweathing ditTtcultics For clinic hours and/or to rteLuive per AmWizc:d iawuL•tion and sells related mLtiical aids at book an appointment, call the on the use of their medicine. a reduced cost. clinic at M3-23211. ext. 4S`1. endeDenftellnT for Adults, K0 wy ids, and Gles. To help you Convenient care feel at ease: - . _ with you in mind: ✓ tAtrasonic .� ,�_ ,/ New patients cleanings �: �` �r-_, welcome ✓ Soothing ; r I/We file 8c .accept fatuous c." " direct insurance oxide 8_ kl pad meets general you pay only portion anesthesia not covered by plan ✓ Virtual Vision ✓ 51�-r discount for glasses &- stereo senior citizens headphones to _ =. ✓ Same-dav help you relax t ` appointments for ✓ Autoclave sterilization emergencies ✓ Amazing intraoral camera - ✓ White fillings for ✓ Complete preventive, back teeth restorative K. cosmetic : ✓ Impacted wisdom teeth treatment Saturdav appointments Call for your free cosmetic consultation! • Learn ho«' tooth whitening, porcelain veneers. and other cosmetic procedures can make your smile look brighter. �� D.D.111 CALL NOW Former Editor of the newsletter b83 _ 14, for dentists, THE DENTALETTER ® 172 Harwood Ave. South, Suite 101, Ajax x..rr.r w THE NEWS ADVERMER FRIDAY, JULY 22,1995 -PAGE 9 World Breast-feeding Week nears in Durham DURHAM — Empowering Women is the theme of this year's World Breast- feeding Week, which kicks off here Tuesday. To mark the week, which runs from Aug. I to 7, the Durham Region Breast- feeding Coalition has organized its sec- ond annual Day in the Park. Supporters are invited to celebrate the richt of women to breast-feed their chil- dren in public places. It will be held Wednesday. Aug. 2 from I 1 am. to 2 p.m. at Rotary Park. Brock Street and Burns Street West in Whitby. Anyone who has breast-fed, is breast-feeding or is thinking about breast-feeding is welcome. Federal. provincial and muniLipal politicians have been invited to hear vdial you think they should he dein!, to protcct and promote braist-kedim-,. The coalition will also displa} p ,icrs, literature and brochures about services available to breast- fecdine womo:n in such placer's as libraries and health circ facilities that wmk. TYic coalition h:Ls boon active since 1959. It includes representatives from several hospitals. Durham Region Health Dep.artrncni. IA tech% Lc:l,_ue. Larne. Cesarean Support (group and the Multipk Birth A�uiclalttm, as well as cLntitiel ULilimn axtsultams. For more information on World Breast-feeding Week or breast-feeding promotion, call Janet Petryshyn at the health department at 6f334W. Help for parents of crying babies DI_TRI IAM — Does your t)aby's Lry- ing leave you frustrated, worried or amry :' If so, you may find scree helpful tips in a new pamphlet produced by the Durham Region Health Department. It explains why babies Lry. what normal crying is and what to do aho ut it. It's a<<ailable at doctor's offices. axn- munity a�_encies and the health depan- ment. Babies LT) for at k~rit eight different reasons. the health odcparuncnt rcpolrt, Flunger is the most common cause. while wet or soiled diapcvs or gas pains can also upset a treby. 'Ibc ht.alth okp<artircni provides tek- ptxww awnselling. home visit%and su h support groups as Information Bahvvilk. To talk to a public health nuru. call Durharn I Ie.i1th Coxute:utxu at hats-�' ow 7�.1-?i52I from 9 am- to n(e,n and 1 to4pin. CLASS ENV!ROMAENTAL ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE 3' PRO,:EC' YORK -DURHAM SF*AGE SYSTEM SEWAGE PRO—W-CT NO 14600-2"5 MCH AVENUE LIVERPOOL ROAD STANDBY PUMPING STATION PUBLIC COMMENT INVITED :nano Clean water Agency IOCWA! is propoun to coratruct a standby sewage puffq)wv stabon to sernce ex:sting devebprnent :n the Fmd+ Avenue,Lrer000f Road area in Pickenng as part of the cork Dumam Se.aw 5 vcYm tee• ^rr-ai _ordr.1orS sewage ',^r• Me area Mows by gravuy to the tr ri, saritary sewer ,r nch Av+r�,g jw;ats to one 0 r Creed Aster Poiluton Corfro, }art. 'tie proposed stanabv sewage pume,rg eouired to orovMe Droteebon to axmnng 'tomes agars: oeseerw- noodrrg wNc" mai, posts r .:.e avert r "vdro power outage m the vvcrnty of -to Duffin Creeq .Hater P�:;Llux or �,�,nt-.^.� � err ^e _­ocosec purnown statior will be ocstw on a vacant :ot. 0revXXt9v reserved rot ;!Ys pli,7ose. -r 3ar^n:_; 5,:..ate as shown on the mtaene,'t sketcr, -^ : o•:..• s e,rg D,anned under Schedule •Q" _ the Class Envu rimenal Assessment for PAuf*C pal Water and Wastewater Projects. e n;ormatwn on "Us prulem or to nspeet a copy of the C:ass Ernrronrnental Assessment. please cc^ta 1 1.1, a S Onllor. P Eng. Ur Enc -uson. P.Eng 5e^'O' ACCT Manager. vVestern. Central Areas Propect Manager ^g,^eer:ng Resources Chtsnotm, Fleming and Assoctates C^tar,o Clear V-ater Agency 317 Renfrew Drive. Suite 3C Sat S,,eet Suite 700 tisark^ar,. Ontaro L3R 9S8 C O a a:a 0 x_ o 'elechone9cs 474-•458 ->,ec^ore Z' 0 314-5533 °ax 905, 373-19.0 =ax ia•6 3744303 Hours. 8 Xam to 5:00pm erten to'hur ^c.,•s ? ' 5arn to 5 30pm \dor, to Fri 8 CCam to 12 00 Yoor Fr: }t.D„c no,,, in the form of written questions and =mmerts are invited. tar incorporation rt,; t^e o.arrcy a ces,yr or tris proles. and will be •ecerved Drat A,;gust 3' '995 Sublect to comments •ems-vec aro !Ie •ece ct recessary approvals, Ontario Clean ware- Agency intends to proceed with the planning. desr9n arc co,--sr_.^or this orolect. to be compietea by 'all 1996 trot, e ruvication date: July 28. • 995 S=RV'ICE AR=A JC Q O O C i a o X C I& } C O a a:a 0 x_ o d O a: (n C 1 > Y C m Q < FINCH HAANUE ,' I IEA:' PROPOSED PUMPING STATION PAGE WTHE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY M 1"S V EDUCATION Class distinction Summer school enrolment is down, but kids hit books with a view to the future By LINDA WHiTE night school. STAFF REPORTER ran until July 19, while the sec - DURHAM — While summer a school enrolment is down from 4. last year, concern about being accepted at university is top;` ' now the reasons why hun-` courses — are offered from dreds of students are giving up J°i` s to Aug. part of their vacation to attend school this vear. t So believes Cora Lee Bug - w a n I i n g to den, who's been tallying sum- earn an extra c r e d i t. !push l mer school enrolment at the "They're very Durham Board of Education for Manusz Sarah several years. Stasinski Owen Brigneti "A lot of students are coming back to improve their marks," night school. says the administrative assistant ran until July 19, while the sec - for continuing education. and runs from July 20 to Aug. "They're looking at the longer 4. forecast and are concerned ACcelerated — or full -credit about getting into university. courses — are offered from There's definitely a push to J°i` s to Aug. improve marks, which is go od. `I for students , i `Where "The job market is also a far- w a n I i n g to tor, to some degree." she adds. The hoard has a current earn an extra c r e d i t. !push l enrolment of 2.156 students. "They're very That is down from last year, intense. You ► improv when .bent 2.700 students were have to be yen- enrolled in summer school at dedicated to do marks. three schools. these courses. This summer, it's offered at says ?\1s. Bug - just two —Ajax f[i,_h School den. I b and OshaAa's O'Neill Colle- At the I ^_ giate and Vocational Institute. _ D u r h a m "– (o The hoard is off Region Roman i 75 in full -credit courses at S Q e night school. That drop is likely due to a revamped schedule in which students attend school c\ery other week- day oyer a four weeks instead of 10 consecutive weekdays over two wccks as Which they have in the past. notes princi- .' pal of con- Lee tinuing a <i �C, Jack C Ic cnng two - o . sessions of remedial courses for Catholic Sepa- Bugden T h c those students who failed the rate School ) ( first session course during the regular Board, mean- began July 4 school year or who want to bet- while, enrolment is down about and wrap% up July 27. ter their mark. 150 students from last year. It's offered Mondays, The first began July 4 and with a population of about !3-t() Wednesdays and Fridays on the in remedial courses and another first and third weeks and on What the students say: Illy LINDA WHITE DURHAM — A1ost come armed with a desire to get good marks. Oth- ers come armed with fans. They're among the students enrolled in summer school. and many say giving up part of their summer vacation to earn a credit or upgrade their marks is not as big a sacrifice as you might think. "It's not that had. Actually, I enjoy being here," admits Sarah Owen, one of 1.256 students enrolled at Ajax Hish School this summer. "Most of our friends are working during the clay, so it �giyes us some- thing to do." explains Sarah, who has a part-time job in a fast-food restau- rant and who regularly attends llcnry Street high School in �'i''hitby. The atmosphere is "relaxed. You don't have the slackers who don't want to be there." She's earning the last credit she needs to graduate early, and admits being in one of only two air-condi- tioned classrooms at Ajax High is "a bonus". For others, the heat can be drain- ing. "It's getting really hot. At 11, you go, 'Oh my God. Isn't the day over yet?"' complains Stephen Sparrow of Pickering High School in Pickering Village. who takes a fan to and from school. "There are a lot of other thinss I'd like to bt: doing, but this is import;lnt. I still have the afternoons." notes Stephen, who wants to improve his English mark. Still, if he had been able to find a job. he "probably wouldn't have gone to summer school." A summer job is preciscly why Monsi�_nor John Pereyma Catholic SchcK)f student Nfariusz Stasinski of Oshawa cycles or takes the bus to Ajax each day. He's got a third part-time job lined up next month, when the course he wanted to take is offered closer to home. "I want to upgrade my mark in Lnt,lish. I _got a 76, Fut I want to upgrade ittoat least an 80," he explains. For others, taking_ a course this summer promises to make things eas- ier come Scp(emt)Lr. "I want to ;ret English out of the way so I can concentrate on science next year," says Piero Brigneti of Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School in Ajax. "I'll be taking five science courses." Ajax high student John Gindick. meanwhile, wanted to "get an extra English credit so I can add extra credits to my roster." Tuesdays and Thursdays on the second and fourth weeks. The second session began July 5 and concludes July 28. It's offered on opposite days. While the schedule means students must give up a whole month of their summer vacation instead of just half a month. Mr. Cole maintains "it's educa- tionally more sound for weaker students. "it gives them a day in between to digest five -and -a - half hours of instruction and gives them a day to prepare for their next class Though Mr. Cole recognises the new schedule "isn't as accepted" as traditional sched- ules. "we would be prepared to do it again next year." Durham teachers at summer school haven't been ,un -c,. on the revamped schedule, but "they obviously had to buy into it" because they trust apply to fill a limited number of posi- t i0Ms. "They seem to be enjoying it." says Mr. ('ole. "They have to he a little more committed under this sys- tem." Remedial summer school course. are offered at the fol- lowinLg hi,_h schools: tit. Mary in Pickering_. Archbishop Iknis ( Connor in Ajax. Father Lco I. Austin in Whitby and Mon- signor Paul Du ver in Oshawa. tiucht school is offered at the hoard's Gifford Conference Centre in 1L'hitby. ASK THE COMFORT EXPERTS Brought to you by Certified l leating and Air Conditioning 1Kiekael Treleaven (Service ma"aw) An Independent Leumi* Dealer Since 1%2 9• TSO111M TR R? 001tiO[TIOItER up WARNING! A; if your air can -, ismer .e - -ror"M tan- it* be ebmiled wki ae(riomm - Frewy. It sant leave a leak. Air condltlonera. coolers and kfdges should never have to be recharged or -Popped lap-. The only reason it would benecessary to do so is becaww your appliance has devebpcd a leak. Accordtns to the new Provincial t.egfalation, effective March 1994. it is illegal to add refrigerant to a system without first testing for and nepnrng leaks. If a contractor has 'Topped l;p- your air conditioner and did not perform the proper tests. they have broken the law. The service technician tnvolved is hable for fines of *I0,00o.o0 a dal• for the first offense and conviction and *25,000 W per day for the second offense. The company r an 1w fined *60,000.00 per day for the firwt offrrw and S 100.000 00 per day the sc.-und ofrens,. itusiness and home owner's are also itable for strttlar fines. S- [IE AWARF. and have you appliance serviced laoperly I: .ou have an) qucsuons, ASK rill= COWi)kl EXPLX I. picasc u:: or wr:c ,,, CERTIFIED IIEATiNG d& Alk t'o%, DfTiot,Tt: 1964 %0TI0% kOAD PICK ERING. 0%T. L IV NO 905-6113-0393 -Irs:oivr appear-- of me ta; :,cay of every port^ Help save our little corner of the world: _ Please 7 '"W recycle I this newspaper 3' GM earnings up 18.1% in '95 DURHAM — General Motors Corporation earn- ings climbed to a record $2.3 billion in the second quarter of 1995, up 18.1 per cent over the same period last year. .All of GM's major business sectors showed year -over -year improvements, with the bulk of the overall gain accounted for by our North Ameri- can automotive operations despite lower volume." said John F. Smith Jr.. GM chief executive officer and president. North American automotive opera- tions, earned net income of S880 million in the %cc- ond quarter, up $239 million over 1994 cccxrd quar- ter earnings of $641 million. Net profit mar- gin for North Arnercian automo- tive operations was 3.2 per cent compared with 2.4 in 1994. while Smith admitted volume was: doun due to a weaker passenger car mar- ket and lower flect sales, he said sec- ond quarter results were strong„ which demorLstrat- ed GM's contin- ued success in reducing cost. Mr. Smith said he was particular- ly pleased to see results from a J.D. Power and Asso- ciates survey con- firming that GNI had made progress in quality, sales, service and cus- tomer katisfac tion. GM also posted strong_ results in its international operations, with net income for the second quarter of 1995 totalling $513 million, compared to 5504 million in the same period of last year. "Our interna- tional operations have once again delivered strong net -income perfor- mance," Mr. Smith said. a.r THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 23, 199S.PAGE 11 Sale to help women's DURHAM — Proceeds from a yard sale Tlx sale on July 29 will be from 8 am. to by -based rehabilitation centre for women rehab centre Saturday will go tawa xis a substance -abuse rehabilitation centre for 2 pm. at 118 Cochrane St. Whitby. who abuse alcohol or drugs. women. Funds will go to Destiny Manor, a Whit- Call 668-1858 for more information. Eaton's takes off this weekend. ��-t ►t i lt'I 1 11 lt'I 1 50% off • Vanity Fair white cotton sleepwear • selected spring and summer dresses • selected spring and summer designer fashions • selected T-shirts and shorts 40% off • selected swimwear over 40.00 • selected Timex 'Essentials' watches Eaton reg. $70.00, Now $39.99 up to 40% off • selected 'Pursuits' parts, skirts, lockets and bps 50% off • selected sleepwear and accessories • Infants' spring and summer hats Buy 1, get the 2nd at 50% off • all canvas shoes and sandals • all kids' T-shirts, shorts, short sets and sundresses 12nd item must be of equal or lesser value. ) Offers end Sunday, July 30, 1995 30% off • all Disney and Batman running shoes • selected Nike and Reebok athletic shoes Offers end August 13, 1995 25% off • infants' selected OshKosh spring and summer coordinates Special Offer • Infants' TrimFit novelty socks. Assorted styles. $2.49 30% to 50% off • selected sports shirts, polo shirts, casual pants, shorts, swimwear and brand name denim SO% off • Men's and women's selected athletic dothing and accessories • selected fall and winter outdoor clothing 25% to 40% off • selected spring and summer designer fashions 11onle and Ill()1'f' 25% to 50% o organizers 20% to 30% off • selected patio fumiture $100 off • orginal ticketed price of selected Sony and JVC stereo systems Clearance and special buys • selected furniture, sleepsets and daybeds. Plus, FREE delivery with any purchase of $250 or more from our Furniture, Major Appliance, and Home Electronic departments. (Offer ends Sunday, July 30, 1995 local delivery areas only) �;�atoms. We �� an to be \,()til• 1. [Goods Satisfactory or Money Refunded] A creative arts and dance program offered to youngsters at the YMCA in Pickering had Shanaz Kalante, above, busy working on a puzzle recently. At right, Reid Williamson. left, and Sarah Hen- derson kept busy drawing colorful pictures. photos by Andrew Iwanowski •;- V `Save 1! tc CC% Curing Cur Tent Sale Step right up folks to the Greatest Sale on Earth. During our tent sale, step into the main ring and save on sofas, loveseats, chairs, tables, bedrooms, dining rooms, pictures, accessories and more. In addition to the savings under the big top, there's even more awaiting you throughout the store! Hurry in for this limited time savings extravaganza. You %,v-on't be disappointed. r)I J4 %E AU HERITAGE HOUSE limited Store Hours: Monday Closed, Tues. & Wed. 10-6, Thurs. & Fri. 10-8, Sat. 10-5 216 Mary Street Fast - Whitby - (905) 668-3483 Toronto Line (905) 6864"1 - 1.500-387-0242 - --- — Canada MIRAFLEX R-23 16" 33.3 Sq.Ft. 16.55 Ea. Come into MILLWORK HOME CENTRE and see our new FIBERGLAS HEADQUARTERS display for more insulating information! OFFER ENDS AUGUST 31/95 1279 SIMCOE ST. N. OSHAWA (905) 728-6291 19 NOTION RD, AJAX (905) 683-6771 MOF' W - FRaW 7-9 P.M. sATura" 8.6 P.M. SUNW W - 5 P.M. 11 Children9s T -Shirts or Giris9 beggings Your choice: T-shirts for newborns, infants, toddlers, or girls sizes 4-6x, or girls' leggings sizes 2-6x. 1501. Enh Our Reg. 2.93 - 6.93 soM Girls' Summer Wear Your choice: Girls' swirnwear. shorts, knit shorts. T-shirts or leggings in sizes 7-16; girls' T-shirts S -M -L; girls' rompers or short sets for newborns up to size 6x; girls' swimwear in sizes 2-6x. et Boys' shote S -M -L. Pair Our Reg. 11.96 _also available: • 15 -piece patio set (includes 6 x 5 -position chairs and 8 umbrella) was $497, now 5350 • 15 -piece patio set (includes 2 x 5 -position chairs. 4 mono chairs and 8' umbrella) was 299.83, now $186 • 15 -piece metal set (includes oval table. 4 chairs, 8't' umbrella and placemats) was $793. now $496 • 15 -piece metal set (includes round table, 4 chars. 8' umbrella and piacemats) was $699, now $396 • Milano 55" oval table. green, was 31.75, now $19 • Milano 55" oval table. white. was 29.73, now $19 • Torino 40" round table. green or white, was 21.96. now $13. • Adirondack resin chair, white or green, was 28.73, now S20. • Odessa 42" round table, white, green or stone, was 68.96, now S50. • Sun 68" x 37" oval table, white, green or stone, was 79.93, now $55. Save on kidswear and patio furniture! Come in and save, save, save! We're clearing out a huge assortment of summer clothes for Your children. And patio furniture for Your back- yard. Hum- in! These values won't last long! Prices effective while quantities lest. �;pce p so-j�, 72. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 28,1995 -PAGE 13 Boys' T Shirts S -M -L. 2!Em* Our Reg. 5.96 V • guys► Swimwear S -M -L. Each Our Reg. -.96 Boys' Shorts S -M -L. Pair Our Reg. 16.96 Leisure Chair 4 Sling chair with cushion. Various patterns available. $1 Each LR WAL NU%RT ALWAYS LOW PRICES. ALWAYS WAL-MART. Prices effective while quantities last. Rain checks are not available for clearance items because quantities are limited and available only while supplies last. Items & prices available in Canada only. ® 1995 Wal-Mart Canada Inc. Our Reg. 3,.'-f ........................................................... . -4 e1111116- PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY A I"S Donations sought for James Baycommunitg y By Brian Legree the hall 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Mon- thing out or give it away." THIS WEEK STAFF WRrrF-R day to Thursday and 8 a.m. until 4 Friends of Attawapiskat was start - The people of Attawapiskat need P -m. on Friday. ed in 1993 by a handful of people at your help - they need everything, Furniture is also being collected at General Motors in Oshawa and Deer even the proverbial kitchen sink. Deer Park United Church in Toronto Park United Church in Toronto who That's why the Friends of and will be shipped to Attawapiskat, simply wanted to help. At the sug- Attawapiskat are turning to the peo- free of charge, on Friday, Aug. 4. gestion of Chief lgnace Gull, the pie of Durham Region asking for We're asking people to look group has already sent up hockey donations of good used household around their homes and companies and other sports equipment. furniture. and donate any furniture that's in Mrs. Morissette, a nurse in the "In the house of one of our elders, good condition." says Rick Book of chassis plant at General Motors, says there's a piece of plywood on two the Friends of Attawapiskat. "It's they'll continue to lend a helping spruce posts. That's the kitchen amazing how rich we are down here. hand to the people of Attawapiskat counter," says Chief Ignace Gull of People throw out lamps, chairs and as long as necessary. Attawapiskat First Nation in a news beds that are perfectly good or just "It's going to go on for a long, release. 'Tbere's a two -burner Cole- well -used. So please think of long time." she says. "We'll keep man stove on top; that's the stove Attawapiskat before you throw any- going until they say 'stop'." and, underneath, is a slop pail." For that reason, the Friends of 04 Attawapiskat have dubbed the pro- 04 014 4 ject Operation Kitchen Sink, as they strive to provide necessities for the 04 0. community of 1,500 on the west ►. AVAILABLE coast of lames Bay. 24 HOUR SERVICE ►. The need exists for all kinds of D j4 furniture and household items - H beds. mattresses. easy chairs. couch- TOWN es. card tables and chairs, curtains. L blinds, bedding, towels. dressers, kitchen tables and chairs. coffee and end tables, floor and table lamps. carpets and area rugs and kitchen a c uphcxirds. "Thee really do need everything, r • • including sinks." saes Bow- manyille's Kara Morissette. a dri- ving force behind Friends of Attawapiskat. "If someone has a kitchen sink : that works. they can throw it in." i • The furniture is being collected in - '"- O%haw•a at the Canadian Auto %Vork h�'r - crs hall. located at 142 Phillip Murray Ayr. Items can be dropped off at the CN container at the rear of SEAM 1-X�t mr ,rL', frum S� urs CORRECTION NOTICE r .-ur Sears Expect More From Sears Flyer page IC sale prices start Tnursday. Aigust 3. 1995 and end Wednesday. August '6. 19% Reads Senior Tacks have hee► sabAhzmng wedge Dura Tex I and =orlae 3' blade Full saes 7-11 TEM s '6562 Should Read Senior tacks have peel-stabliz�ng wedge Dura Tex I:n!ng and 'S✓_M' blade Egli sues 7-11 aero V 5556, We S+ncere±y apologize !or any inconvenience this may have Caused our N ►4 s pn is 04 ptw ail N N ►• ►. \�� Mpv the ;; STEVE'S TAXI i4 Serving RcKe-ng Aria Sjrouno-g, Area ' ►t 104 4, Z PASSENGER r. SEATING is -� INFANT/TODDLER is SAFETY SEATS 04 AIRPORT/PARCEL/ 04 CARGO DELIVERY 04 014 4 SEN(OR/STUOENT DISCOUNT 04 0. ADVAMED 800KMC ►. AVAILABLE ►. 04 24 HOUR SERVICE ►. CALL US I ST FOR THE j4 BEST RATES OUT OF H TOWN Church adopts a highwayhere AJAX-PICKERING — Members of a local church will be out in force tomorrow cleaning up part of Hwy. 401. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter -Day Saints in Pickering Village has volunteered to participate in the Ministry of Transportation's Adopt -a -Highway program. It has adopted the highway between Brock Road in Pickering and Westney Road in Ajax and members aged 12 and over are committed to cleaning up litter there at lost three times a year. Volunteers have attended a road safety seminar and will be wearing safety vests provided by the ministry. • 1'1 ] ' IQ ;; I1010RI1010 W.- - _.A :1--W'!0l■1IV, W W, 11 r, t • t t t �'�SS1 YOUTM CALLCJIY interhame dllletteCJ(li(E'li, t aIleryofdedrooss; WE WILL SELL EVERYTHING TO THE BARE WALLS admO rr 410 O OFF ,lam VEIM 7/T'H/IV 4= �. ALSO CLOSING ABBEY PERSIAN Fc ORIENTAL litucps GALLERY t� 9 A KING KOLL A POSTURE PROFILE 111, MArwss & Boxsp*,NG , 1 9- SET 17229 ii 541V97$279 60" SET $32 v s 0 ccJ 44 fW :i VOYAGER A CARAVAN SE c �r Payments are Pius Tax. Require Security Deposit. See dealer For Details. _ J- t -q- � X x II Payments are Pius Tax. Require Security Deposit. See dealer For Details. _ PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1995 Tattoo you 0 Body art not the sole domain of bikers anymore By DEB BODINE DTAZHAM STAFF DURHAM — Nurses, bankers, bikers, professional hockey players, cops — people from all walks of life have used his services, and now they're marked for life. Deciding to get a tattoo is a yery personal decision — one that should not be taken lightly. says Jeff LeBlanc, owner of J & J Tattoos in Durham Region. Tattooing is the production of patterns on the txxiv by introducing pigment through ruptures in the skin. This ancient art is enjoying a renaissance of popularity in recent years, points out Jeff, who has 16 years experi- ence in tattooing. Seeing celebrities like Cher. Kiefer Sutherland and ('harlie Sheen sporting their own per- sonal brand has certainly given crcdihility to the prac- tice. says Jeff, but the surge in populari- ty also has a lot to do with the quality of Removin(y the work done to day. Every facet of tattoo production has improved dramatical- ly in recent years: the artwork, the equip- ment. the ink. The walls of J & J Tattoos are papered with dash. the indus- try linco for tattoo designs. Jeff has thousands of them: tribal black work. traditional anchors and ships a la Pop - eye. serpents and skulls. flowers and hearts, eagles and fiery dragons, hare - blue, today inks are available in every color of the rain- bow. To ensure health and safety standards, all equipment is sterilized before use and new needles are used for each customer. For his own protection. Jeff wears sur- gical gloves. "Everything is safe and sanitary," he says. Generally a tattoo takes from one to two weeks to heal, depending on the person and how well they take care of it. Home treatment includes an application of an antibiotic ointment like Polysporin twice a day to pre- vent infection, which could affect the quality of the design. "The sun is really hard on them." says Jeff. They have to he kept covered and out of the water until they're healed." Getting a tattoo is definitely something_ that should be done by a professional. says Jeff. Thcrc are always those who try to make their own tatioo machines, but with the risk of infection — and AIDS — it's simply not worth it. unwanted tattoos lengthy and costly process DM iA.11— As much w he wexhki like the txw- ness, local tattoo artist Jeff LeBlanc encourages potential clienL% to think carefully befo n: they take the plunge. Although there are new and improved ways of removing an unwanted calla,. it am tx a lengthy and expc•asi'm process. And it's not covered by O1IIP - Them are three lase-, now ctxrunercially available which rt'move tatt(x,,s %xithotrt k:aving ears: the most common, and efTL tiyC tLing the (?-switched ruby laser. .Ucording it) Sue Koroshegyi of Iascrderm in Nath York• a facility utilized by 10 dmnaio4ogists, ttm(nal of a pa>fesWMal talk -00 usually MquitUS five to eight treatments. each gmeeed four to six w wks apart This is (kxv to minimize the Ixrisibilitc of scar- ring, which occur% in approximitciv two per cent of the clientele. _ Until retrntly, most tattoo removal involved uc:at- breasted mermaids and knights-in-shinins-armor and more. Customers who %ant a completely unique look are welcome to design their own and Jeff is happy to oblige. Because tattoos are permanent. the V? -year-old tattoo artist urges his customers to really think aho ut it before taking action. Try it before you buy it, he sugcests. 1f there's any doubt in your mind, buy yourself a temporary tattoo and see how you like it, he suggests. Then decide if you can live with it for life. Jeff also discourages people from personalizing their tatter tow much. " %V' Let guys coining in herr who want their girlfriend's name uitto o d on their arms. then three week. later they're hack again" askmn, how to get rid of it. Other than laser removal at a doctor's office, the only option is to black it out with more tattooing, says Jeff. It takes from 20 minutes to 1 112 hours to apply a tat- too. depending on the size and detail of the work. First the area is washed with soap and water, swabbed with alcohol and shaved. A stencil is then applied. Jeff uses professional electric tatter machines which pierce the skin with tiny vibrating needles, while intro- ducing the ink under the skin. A three -needle outliner is used to go over the stencil and make it permanent, then a six -needle shader is used to color in the tattoo. %Where- as tattoos a generation ago were exclusively black or 1 highly recommend this School" for anyone whe wants the very best for their child. - More. a ;any.- age 3 Blaisdale ini Montessori Schools • Ages 18 months to 12 years • 403 Kingston Rd., 545 Kingston Rd., Ajax • 415 Toynevale, Pickering Call (905) 686-5005 ing the skin containing the pigment. Dermabrasion involved rubbing the tancx) with atxasive material such as sande wxp -r ay-osur._ery rcern Avd by freezing: and caustic matem-&. cutting away tissue, use of an infraretl coagulator or taste, all destroyed the tattnx-d skin. All dk--.c tectmique-s almost always lett a scar. Kfic-h w -a% often as otyec ionaW as the original tat - a10. With the introdm-tion of L'acc-r tec'hnokwy, txowey- cx, chat tt.ts .dl chaanged A sheet hlsh enc71Y pULse of inlensc red tight emiae d by the ruhy laser is selective- ly ahscxtled by the tattoo ink locaued in the dcnnad skin lastfragrtic'rhtin0 the tattoo pig• bent itself, but not the skin surnxnding the pigment - Owe the pigment is fragmerued, exec. -rams believe it is carried away from the site by the txxly's immune system, ill the same way bacteria is removed. The pa_cment may also disperse through the skin surface. Amateur tattoos, which usually contain less ink than professional ones, are easier to n:mome. Surpris- ingly. red and yellow inks are harder to rtxnove than the: dariz-r inks such as black, blue and grtcn inks. The skin's natural pigment melanin, also absorbs the laseY enrrey. so in tl ark-cr-skinned people the area tDc ate.•d by the lacer tray bect4ne li•_bier am the slain Surrounding it for a perio(i of months. The procedure feels like a rubber band being snapped against the Jain. and while healing. it feels like a ,,unhurn, stud h1s. Koxoshe,_yi. Some people elect to apply a tt><ric:al ariesthetic price to the proce- dure to numb the affected arca. Dcerrnal tattooing with pigment inmxkiced through a puncture wound is believed to have originated anxrrxt 8.000 B.C. Men traditionally have used tat- t(x)S a% a symbol of belonging to a group, and gang•% have inspired a recent rest `MCC of ir>tc•rrsi in tat- tcx.).. (hhen simply w-.uu a taticxo as a statement of individuality or artistry. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY M 1995 -PAGE 17 • • !lbwnffli� ' PR CE ► sat. & Sum xCIF,ntert inment sv> T I at hA pnce a n�cenre the 2ndrice. vawd Sat. a Sun. onlyEXCEPT NO" WrW&W1WMMMff0""0WFMM Call the News Advertiser at 683-51l0 if you have a tip on entertainment news 'r"Woo Paint by nature Duffin Creek marsh provides the artistic inspiration for Peter Magdenko, as he paints the perspective from Rotary Park in Ajax. A photo by Andrew Iwanowski Puppeteers wanted to make kids smile D11R11AM — Wanted: Vol- some with disabilities. nate programs. You'd need to Inteers interested in teachinz Presentations are geared attend one rehearsal a week hildren what it means to tte towards elementary and Sun- and about two performances a lifferent. Appreciation of pup- day school students aged month. )ets an asset. seven to 11 and aim to portray Acting experience is not The Arthritis Society is differences in a positive man- required. ;)oking for volunteers to stake ner. - For more information, call reductions of The Kids on Volunteers are needed to act Dianne with The Arthritis he Block, a troupe of puppets, as puppeteers and to co-ordi- Society ai 4 3-t-7-'21. Proceeds from platin to benefit W/ Durham Region AIDS hospice I'he play's the thing, and it will he helping to raise much needed dollars for a Durham Region AIDS hos- pice. A fund-raising presenta- tion of the play 'Forth Song Trilogy will be held at Toronto's Poor Alex Theatre in August. Benefiting from the fund-raiser will he James House Durham, which needs to raise money before it can open its doors. The author of the play, Harvey Fierstein, is probably hest known for his role as the brother of Robin Williams's character in the movie Mrs. Douhtfire. The play is made, up of three one -act plays that cen- tre around Arnold Beckoff, a female impersonator, and is rou_,hly hated on Fiersicin's own life. The play covers rouehly 10 years in Arnold's life in which you see him dealing with everything from the death of a loved one to a I ree concert to appeal to all a(,es AJAX — Children and fans of rock 'n' roll can Joy a free concert next month. Avenue Road will play, some good-time rock uric and children's entertainer Randi Shelson ill perform during a Music in the Park concert I Sunday, Aug. 13. The Ajax parks and recreation deparunent hosts event at Rotary Park from I to -1 p.m. Those attending should brine a lawn chair or nket for seating. A barbecue will also he held th items available at a nominal price. Rotary Park is on lake Driveway West, oppo- e Parkes Drive. Call the parks and recreation department at 427- 11 for more information. ow mother who just won't quit. It's presented by The :tre Durham Inc. and Lilac: Ma_ic Productions and will he directed by John Foote. It will run every day from Wednesday. Auz. 2s to Sat- urday. Sept. 2 at the thearre located at 296 Brunswick Ave. (south of Blo or. west of Spadinal. Tickets are S 1 i or S 12 for students and seniors. anti can be ohtsincd by callin_ Fick- eilMasler at (4161 870-Soix). I Three women actors Sought for platy- ' -VAX-PICKI:RIN(i—'Ibcatre I)urh:un needs three women for it,; tall production. Two women over 60 year.:uid one in her'10s are needed for the production of the C0IIicdv Arscnic .uid Old Lace. Auditions are on Sunday. July 30 it 2 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex oat Valley Faun Road south of 1 lwy. _'. fit the Wednesday edition of the News � Advertiser, the tiro upe stated it souoht two Call 9854) 1 l for more inf6mution. NINE MONTHS 1,35.4 u5.-05.y3� UNDER SIEGE 2 RES 4:15. 9:40 INDIAN IN THE CUPBOARD AM 1:40.7:10 CASPER 1:40,7:10 A t � / l naanc�n��r�on x The movrment for attire. hta/rAy itycop Quarter Horse Racing! PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING Every Sunday • .admission only $:."C'per person • Parkin, $1.00 per Car • POST TIME I p.m. • Gates open at 12 noon • Simulcast from Woodbine & Fort E: -,e PICOV DOWNS 3SS Kingston Rd. E., Aja\ H%-%-.;F2-12mi. Z­E East oti Har�•ood686-0952 Call 683-5110 if you have a news story about Pickering. News Advertiser t i PAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1995 Warriors boys champs of Cobourg tournament AJAX — The Ajax Warriors Jane T. Cameron State Farm Insurance boys' under -nine competitive soccer team was victorious at the Cobourg Challenge Tournament this past weekend. The Warriors downed Belleville 3-0 in the championship final. Ajax went ahead 1-0 on a fine individual effort by Kyle Cunningham, with Josh Rogers and Graham Nicholson assisting. Cunningham followed up with his second of the game For the latest sports results, read the News Advertiser three times a week from a corner kick taken by Dominic Chapman. In the second half, Chapman rounded out the scoring with a booming shot on a set-up by Cunningham. Ajax goalkeeper Branden Heiland made several key, saves to preserve the shutout. Heiland received help from the defence led by Mark Hanz, Nicholson, Christopher Martin, John Gurley, Danny Lefort and Kyle Gibson. In the first game, Ajax rolled to a 7-0 win over Chinguacousy. Red-hot Sheldon D'Souza scored four goals, with two others to Martin and one to Cunningham who also assisted on three goals. Rogers, Chapman and Ryan Todish had three assists, with one each to Gibson and Martin. The Warriors were held to a 1-1 knot SPC)RTS- K___Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. • with Darlington despite outplaying their opposition by a wide margin. Cunningham scored the Ione Ajax goal. Ajax got back on track with a 10-0 thumping of Port Hope. Cunningham scored four goals, with three to Chapman, two to Rogers and one to D'Souza. Rogers and Cunningham assisted on three goals apiece, with two assists each to Lefort, Todish and Chapman. Singe assists went to Gurley, Gibson and Martin. To advertise in this space, call the News Advertiser at 683-5110 post'Pickeringmites of wins at tw o tourneys PICK F,RIN(' — The Pickering Bank of Montreal mite hoes' blue rep softball team had a pair of wins to show for play in two recent tournarnenLs. The squad's most recent tour- nament was in Simcue July 22 and 23. Pickering lost its first game to Sarnia 11-6. Jeff 'Magce and Chris MacLeod pitched for Pickering. The Bank of Montreal mite also dropped the second game of the tourney to %'aterloo 13- 7. Stephen T.satskas hit a sensa- tional triple. while MacLeod executed a perfect bunt - Playing the host Simcck team in the third and final same. Pickering mercied the hosLs 16- 6 in the g.-une which was called after five innings. Callan Exeter Masted two home runs and two hase hits. Kyle Barman added a triple and two singles and /. two singles apiece by ; Churl: Britske} and newcomer Jeremy Whelen. The Pickering squad also competed in the Peterborough tournurnent, compiling a record of one win and two losses in round-robin play. The local mites defeated Aurora 11-7 in the first game. Catcher Billy Kcith blasted a home run in the contest. Nlaoee performed well on the mound. Pickering lost to the eventual champs from Napance 15-2 in the second game. Whelen homered in the contest. NlacI-cod and Magce handled the pitching chores for Pickering. In the third game, Pickering let a lead slip away in the latter stages of the contest against NVillowdale who went on to win I1 -.ti. Other team members are Michael Fuller. Russell Skene. Michael Minnings. Chuck Britskey. Craig Burrell and Evan Bruer. The team is coached by Norm MacLeod. Bill Keith and Paul Magee. Team manager is I.iz Keith. Ajax soccer Wildcats tame Whl*tbv VAX — The Ajax 17nited Leslic Investments under -13 ,irls' rep soccer team ran roughshod over A'hithy en route to a 9-3 victory in recent league play. N;'ildcata' Candace Chapman scored the first of three goals for Ajax in the first half. Alicia Smith tallied the other goal to give Ajax a 4-2 lead. However, in the second half, the NVildcats demonstrated why they are among the top four under -13 teams in the province. Chapman scored three more goals, with Natasha Smith and Nathalie I irhas adding sin - !Acs. Area youths sought for punt, pass and kick event AJ:tis(-PICK}._RIN(i — :'arca yo ungsters with an aptitude for 100(Nill Cin rale p:ut in the NI.1 _ (iatox-.ude I'unL Pais and Kick c mpetmo n at SkylkNne next month. 'Iiue event — sL•uted nix Saturday. Aug. 12 from 1 to 4 p.m. — offers boys and girls :q� es eight to 15 the chane to try their shills on a pla%ing field where the pros play. A winner from each of the eight age cate- gories will have the oplxnnunity toy Igo to a seC- tional competition in Buffalo, Ncu York in The competition coincides with the American K Bowl game between the Buffalo Bills and the Dallas CowboN-, at SkyDome Aug. 12. There's no registratiog fat' and each particirunt will receive a hat, T-shirt and caenificaie. Registration forms for the N77. Gatorade Punt, Pass and Kick competition are available at the Ajax-PickLnng News Advertiser office at 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, during nor- mal office hours. 1995 30 FT By Fleetwood 1 OR 2 6EDROOMS(SLEEPS 8) 2 DR FRIDGE, STOVE, FURNACE, DINETTE, FULL WASHROOM DELUXE AICKAGEWCLUDESAWNIK STEREO, T.V. ANTENNA, ROLLS SHADEA ONLY $995 CAMPING IN STYLE TRADES HWY. 12, WHIT BYAoFAn l Lt:DYE 90a-65"19 ,wEEK I PICKERING FIGURE I SKATING CLl1R KIDSKATE - FOR CHILDREN 3-5 YRS. OF AGE CANSKATE - A C.F.S.A. Learn to Skate Program (for children 5 yrs. of age and up) JUVENILE, JUNIOR THROUGH TO SENIOR Level Skaters ICEBREAKERS - An Adult Learn to Skate `y Program PRECISION S ADULT COMPETITIVE SKATING - (Tryouts Sept. 5, 8, 12 b 14, 95.) FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ANY OF THE ABOVE PROGRAMS, CALL THE P.F.S.C. OFFICE AT 420-4117 3 999 `� 19 tA 1995 30 FT By Fleetwood 1 OR 2 6EDROOMS(SLEEPS 8) 2 DR FRIDGE, STOVE, FURNACE, DINETTE, FULL WASHROOM DELUXE AICKAGEWCLUDESAWNIK STEREO, T.V. ANTENNA, ROLLS SHADEA ONLY $995 CAMPING IN STYLE TRADES HWY. 12, WHIT BYAoFAn l Lt:DYE 90a-65"19 ,wEEK I PICKERING FIGURE I SKATING CLl1R KIDSKATE - FOR CHILDREN 3-5 YRS. OF AGE CANSKATE - A C.F.S.A. Learn to Skate Program (for children 5 yrs. of age and up) JUVENILE, JUNIOR THROUGH TO SENIOR Level Skaters ICEBREAKERS - An Adult Learn to Skate `y Program PRECISION S ADULT COMPETITIVE SKATING - (Tryouts Sept. 5, 8, 12 b 14, 95.) FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ANY OF THE ABOVE PROGRAMS, CALL THE P.F.S.C. OFFICE AT 420-4117 AJAX WARRIORS a PVSC UNDER 13 Boys MOUSE LEAGUE May 25: Sky Blue 4 NO Wood. Bryan Demers, Sean Cunningham. Bruoe Glenn) vs. Drinkwatw Auto Electric 3 (David Hunchsk Grant M -Donald, Micltsel Pantaleo); Skis Line Pkxnbitg 3 "art Bakermens, Trevor Poison. Colin Vfekers) vs. Kirwrrn Club 1 (Brent Roezer). June 1: Dr:rkwater Auto Eteclrte 4 (James Campbei, Gram MacDonald 2. Michael Panfabo) vs. Jones Dooley Ins 1 (EW Chink Bnroe B)sei Palos Buick 3 (Trevor Livingstone. Tam Sweeney. Christopher New* vs Sorry Blue 2 (Sean Ctrniipawry; CPTT 2 (Mad McDougall. Nei Ros) tR WAtemen Club of Aim 1 (Focky LA*011111- . June 2: Bruce Bissell Poniae Buick 3 (Scott Larkin, Thomas Mite. Ctrslopher NowaA ver Jerks Dooley 3 (picker Dooley, Ryas WIM 4; CPTT 5 (S. I I ,- I, Z a McDrwgei. M. Mustafa. N. R=* vs Blue Line Pwrribitg (Scot Eriry. Cain Vk w*. Karmen Club d Ajax 2 (Rocky, Laurus. Philp Ifs IWI vs Sky Blue 2 (Sari Senior. Mir La-%% Joel Eccrs). June 1& Drineaalar Aub Eledie 3 41aines Carron 2 Grant Macoonald) vs. Once Beam Porufae Buick 3 (Scat Larkin. CMisbpltsr Newall 2); Jones-Doolay Insurance 3 (Peter Dooley, Ryan Willson 2) vs. Kntrne" Ckib d Alex 2 (Mel Bop, Brat Room Sty Blue 2 (Dean Ranray. Bryan Demws) ver Blue lite Plumbing 1 (Coin Vciwf*. June 22 Kinsmen Club d Aim 2 ver Drkntwalar Aub Electric t: Blue Line Plu, it* p 4 (Soo! Emmy, Tram poison, Colin Vx*ws 2) vs Jones Dooley 1 (Paler Dopey): CPTT 3 (Mark McDougall II , , Mualds, NN Roel vs. Sky Blue 1 (Santiago Senior). June 29 Bruce Bissell Pontiac Buck 1 (C/rebloher Newall) vs. Kinsmen Club of Ajax 1; CPTT 2 (M. McDougall, N. Ross) vs. Jones Dooley 1 (Ryan woson,. Dmirwaker Auto Ekearo 5 (Jamie Ryan 2. James Ca-pbell. Dwvd Hunchak. Grant MacDoerldl vs. Blue Lee Pkinr" 0. ." 6. Sky Blue 7 )Bryan r Hens 2 Sant Barade 5) vs. Jones Dookiv Insranoe 3 (para Dooley 3); Bruce Baw Porvra Bug 5 (Soar tarim 2 Thom IAYne. klariview W1ars 2) vs. Bow Line Plumbing 1 (Trevor Poison). CPTT 2 )Ryan Camrpbell. Frarnsesoo Rwerw s DrvwvraW A.dc Elekau 1 ;James Carnpber ) DMISION STANDINGS (As of Jury 6) TEAM Pin CP" 16 Sry Blue 10 Bruce Based 9 Dwkwatr 7 3•..e .re Plury" 6 -Wien Club 5 Jones Dodev I nsuraroe 4 CENTRAL SOCCER LEAGUE UNDER-si'F DIVISION (ably 21) TEAM QP W L T RF RA FTS Wexford 11 11 0 0 51 6 22 Oaringmn 10 7 2 1 24 11 15 Noris Scaro2 11 6 3 2 32 23 14 P,ckenng 10 S 3 2 23 17 t2 'hest Rouge 11 4 4 3 1S 21 11 r+rhafby 10 S 5 0 27 17 10 Oshawa 11 3 5 3 14 30 North Scarb4 10 2 7 1 24 37 Ajax 10 1 8 1 6 31 Olympic 10 1 8 1 16 41 UNDER -11 •a DIVISION (July 21) TEAM GP W L T RF RA Darlington 10 8 1 1 28 14 Eat York 10 7 2 1 57 16 V*Aby 1 10 7 2 1 38 14 Wexford 10 5 2 3 27 19 Pickering 10 4 5 1 26 29 Nath Scarbl 8 3 4 1 22 29 Rexdab 8 2 4 2 29 49 Oshawa 8 1 7 0 11 27 NY Heart: 10 0 10 0 12 53 UNDER -11 'e DIVISION (Jury, 21) TEAM GP W L T RF RA Cobourg 9 8 0 1 32 7 Alec 9 7 2 0 27 8 West R041le 9 6 2 1 33 14 Whitby 2 9 3 3 3 12 15 Peterborough 8 3 4 1 24 15 Noah Scarb2 9 2 5 2 20 28 MaMarn 7 G 6 1 6 38 Scarb. Skies 8 0 7 1 5 34 UNDER -12 IF DIIMSION tAft 1) TEAM GP W L T RF RA Nall Scarbi 8 7 0 1 45 4 NY Rockets 9 6 2 1 22 15 Woodbridge 8 6 2 0 28 15 Pickering 9 6 3 0 29 17 Nath Scarb2 7 1 3 3 13 25 Malvern 8 2 5 1 18 29 West Rougel 7 1 4 2 15 15 NY Cosmos 7 1 5 t 13 37 ON-VIC 9 1 7 , 10 37 UNDER -12'A' OIVi510N (JJy 21) TEAM GP W L T RF RA East Yak 9 8 0 1 55 12 Dartr+gton 9 7 1 1 46 19 Alain 8 6 1 1 30 is NY Hearts 8 6 1 1 53 7 Islington 8 5 3 0 27 23 Whitby 7 4 3 0 19 20 Tun I 7 1 2 3 15 16 North Toronto 8 3 4 1 21 23 Etoo-coke 9 2 4 3 10 15 Epiphany 7 3 4 0 17 23 West Rouget 8 2 4 2 22 38 Yok :ens 9 2 6 1 23 4C NY A. tum 7 1 5 1 13 37 Peterborough 9 1 7 1 14 34 Searle Blues 7 7 J 13 56 U44DER-13 -Pm' DIVISION (July 21) TEAM GF W L T RF RA Atax 9 5 2 2 36 24 Not", Scarb 1 8 4 3 1 36 27 Wexford 8 3 4 1 16 26 Whrtbv 9 3 5 1 24 34 West Rouge 7 2 5 0 16 20 Pickering B 1 7 0 6 52 UNIDER-1S - Ow DrVISION (idly 21) TEAM GF w L T RF RA C11111 -Pic u 8 . 3 S2 20 9 Scar Blues 2 12 7 2 3 42 22 17 5 Turul 12 7 3 2 44 22 16 3 Peterborough 12 5 2 5 44 39 15 3 Unionville 13 6 4 3 24 29 15 NY Azzuni2 11 5 3 3 41 34 13 PTS Etobicoke 13 5 5 3 31 30 13 17 Pickering 11 4 5 2 32 33 10 1s Yak Jets 11 3 6 2 28 32 B 15 West Rouget 13 2 10 1 24 56 5 13 Richmond HA 12 0 11 1 17 62 1 9 ANDER-14 A DMSION puty 21) 7 TEAM GP W L T RF RA PTS 6 NY Azzurri 2 10 7 1 2 27 9 16 2 isliglon 8 6 1 1 25 16 13 0 East York 10 6 3 1 17 10 13 Olympic 9 6 3 0 28 16 12 PTS Peterborough 10 5 4 1 26 24 11 17 Pickering . 8 2 3 3 14 18 7 14 NY Cosmos 9 3 S 1 12 17 7 13 Oshawa 9 1 7 1 11 34 3 9 Croatia 9 0 9 0 11 27 0 7 UNDER -1S A DIVISION (JNy 21) 6 TEAM GP W L T RF RA PTS 1 Whitby 2 6 6 0 0 30 7 12 1 Cobourg 6 4 2 0 11 16 e NW Azrum 6 3 2 1 11 7 7 PTS North Scarb2 6 3 3 0 16 13 6 15 NY Cosmos 5 1 3 1 7 13 3 13 West Rouget 6 1 4 1 5 15 3 12 Alae 5 0 4 1 6 is 1 12 WESTNEY HEIGHTS MEWS SL04nTCH 5 CFL FOOTBALL STANDINGS (As at Jualy, 23) 5 TEAM GP W L T RF RA PTS 4 P IIs 13 11 2 C 2006 t07 22 3 Canada Trust 13 9 3 1 174 111 19 3 PC i 14 9 4 ; 188 156 18 Hghianoers 14 8 6 0 179 163 16 PTS Rack E- Up 13 7 5 1 192 140 15 17 Recr,".on 14 7 7 0 155 128 14 15 F,tm House 14 6 8 0 146 147 12 13 Red Doqs 13 5 8 0 112 1. V 70 13 Steve Fearon 14 5 9 0 128 232 10 10 Petrna s t4 ' 14 72 241 0 B LEAGUE RESULTS 7 July 23: A4KWM1h0n !G CNP .Ales Brand. MVP Pa 7 GrSMOA*l M F,k- ..Ouse RecogrW on 10 'NP 7 Mike Brunnd. MVP Rocco C -rte, v& Fen House 6 PhAes !C WP �?v.s McGee. MVP gram Staoev. s 6 Rea Dogs 9 +LP A VVP Martin Caprarv., Highlanders 5 11 .IOP Cors Your¢ MVP Mas sawr.g) = Peeress 3 8 LP Dave McKay. %9'7P Broder-c. Ca•'^s . 3 Fgrmders 16 WP Mae Sere, wiv Sri Coope vs 0 Penna s 3 LP Dave McKay. MVP Ryan Hrngco.. Canada Trust 11 I WP John C+ve,io. MVP peter PTS Ca -woes•, .s Steve Fearon-Re1JL a,e 8 LP 12 Shue Be -v. MVP 8nr, Barton,: %WRac. E - Uv 29 N 9 SWW 'oung'y. MVP Mike C ennr, vs. Pur', 5 LP 7 Dock Barnosru. VVO Steve Brow-*. Steve Peron - 7 Re Max : Ally 5 AWP Steve Berry. MVP M,ke 4 McCrae,. vs PCI 4 :LP Steve Brow-. WO Shaw• 2 Jr PotatoCao-o . P C.I. 7 .dap Z,ck Barnosk,, MVP Bob W,dman-, vs Steve cearon-R&M" Pus Cuaev 4 . LP A W.sP Steve Ben 0 19 AJAX BRIDGE CLUB "o 0 Pickering Town Centre Fine Jewellers Since 1935 Grand Re -Opening Store Newly Renovated Celebrate With Our Tax Free Event Tue. Aug. 1st until Sat. Aug. 5th FREE Mappins CD for the first 30 customers each day with this ad and a H • , 8 i ago • �-` L for a Ladies Diamond & Sapphire Ring This week only. Call store for more details. (905) 420-8009 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 2tt, 1995 -PAGE 19 Results from July 25. FLIGHT 'A' - NORTH -SOUTH 1. Mark Maninek and Jim Martell; 2. Mary Lawand and Rene Lawand. EAST -WEST 1. Frank Pichler and Monica Duquette; 2. Fred Day and George Creighton. FLIGHT 'B' - NORTH -SOUTH 1. Keith Bentley and Stephare Batley. EAST -WEST 1. Nancy Noyes and John Aitken; 2. Cobie S/irtn- - and Rainer Stemming. PICKERING NEWS SLOW -PITCH LEAGUE Results, and trail 1 9 ss of Jury 24 REBOUND SPORTS DIVISION TEAM OF W L T RF RA PTS 91 '- 10 9 1 0 138 85 18 Mud Hen's L. 10 9 1 0 139 64 18 Woodruff B. 10 8 2 0 129 78 16 Watambker 10 7 3 0 128 115 14 Simmons Mt. 10 7 3 0 125 72 14 Cdn. Tired 11 7 4 0 138 106 14 Los Byers R. 10 6 4 0 138 79 12 Bat Montreal 10 5 5 0 119 128 10 Dakota Bl Sox 10 5 5 0 86 89 10 Rebound Sp. 10 S 5 0 130 112 10 Gators 11 4 6 1 112 120 9 17 Catcrwrs 10 4 6 0 98 126 6 Glen. Mrketp 11 3 8 0 76 135 6 Hepcoe 11 2 7 2 83 140 6 Peter sApp. 11 1 7 3 92 138 5 Counny Sty. 10 1 7 2 75 145 4 Saints 11 1 10 C 99 163 2 DIVISION RESULTS 17 Catchers 13 vs. Rebound Sports 12: Peter s Appi,ances IS vs. Savrts 9: Canadian 'area 15 vs. peter s Appl-ances 5. RO,Ma■.Lee Byers 16 vs Canabar 71ed 10: Watl-swker 14 - raapooa !C: Sim ons Mattress 21 rz Nawmwmer 5. Mud -k- s LAK%aw 2C vs Cour" SNe 5. Hua Hen s a.dlaw 25 vs. Gkerpale Maketpnace 4. Geroge Mrketpnace .9 vs. Gators 10: Gators 16 vz Oakc!a Btac■ S,-. 9. $tellers 16 vs. S -ons Mattress 13; Woodrum 8arrons . 3 ^ Sank sd Mo"ew 9 PRERSER HEALTH CLUB OMSION TEAM GP W L T RF RA PIS Mud H Gook •; 10 0 0 173 68 2C Myg--v Cues 3 7 2 0 131 98 14 stock ;ox 8 6 2 0 132 -5 12 Longo") 9 6 3 0 118 1C9 12 Young gws 9 S 3 123 98 11 Ray, gar 9 3 6 ; 106 123 6 Mood,es Ba 9 3 6 73 *38 6 Damora Bob s 1! 3 8 G 84 •42 6 Toeoo M- 9 1 7 1 74 135 3 Bkae Deva 9 1 3 38 •29 2 DMI90N RESULTS Mud Hen s Gooewm ! 5 1111 Ray Ban 6. v sung Gw^1 21 vs Longnor- 5, Mygnry Duc■s 25 vs. 8_e Dev : 6: Damara Bobs 18 vs Tokeoc Vuc He- s 13. Jumso VIDEO OWISION TEAM G► W L T RF RA PTS U.D. Thunder, '2 ill 2 1 !96 11& t9 Cdn Got Pr. 10 7 2 1 140 96 16 Bay Sports 10 7 2 1 160 116 15 Mud Flees 8 6 1 1 114 68 13 Jasper MrMg 6 6 2 0 121 76 12 Tudor Arms 9 6 3 0 123 102 12 Sultans of Sw 9 6 3 0 116 97 12 Royals 10 5 5 0 144 117 10 Pick" A's 10 5 5 0 126 118 10 Pro Copy 9 3 6 0 105 114 6 S.O.L. 9 1 7 1 90 133 3 Wart Hogs 9 1 8 0 51 134 2 Hill -Rom 10 1 9 0 6e 167 2 Sam's Bakery 9 0 9 0 58 166 0 MOM RESULTS Pickering A's 10 vs. Serifs Bantry 6 Dei 7; ROyab 19 Vs, Picker.y As IS; Pro Copy Syslrns 14 ver Royals S; Bay Sport 17 ria Pro Copy 9ysW 9; Bay Sparta 19 ars. S.O.L. 14; Upper Deck Thunder is vs Mud (lens 11; Jasper Marketing Rages 8 vs. Canadian Goll Pres 3; Sultans at Swig 26 vs FIi Florin 0; Wart Hogs 29 vs Tudor Arms 7. PETEI `S APPLIANCES OINSION TEAM GP W L T RF RA PTS Under Dogs 13 8 4 1 148 101 17 Melanie Pr 9 7 2 0 104 78 t4 Eastern Eves 10 6 4 0 103 123 12 Kelsey's Roy. 10 5 4 1 118 131 11 3R Auto Body 9 4 3 2 106 98 10 Maswy's 9 4 3 2 89 96 10 Wrncheshr, A 9 4 S 0 129 106 8 Armaaraos 10 4 6 0 73 124 6 Gekkos !0 4 6 0 105 86 8 Bryce- Lands.+C 3 6 1 120 115 7 Isortr 5a oe 1C 2 8 0 76 111 4 OMSION RESULTS Massey s '2 vs. "-e wncneler Arms 11. B.-~ L andscab,V 14 vs Ketseys Rcywt 10. Goo os 19 vs. Easier- Eaves S. Gekkos 27 vs Armaawos 3. Armackaos 7 •,s.: )now Dogs e: snow Dogs • e .s Vela- it P^.-g,es 8. Velan,e P^ -ales '4 .s bcrt Savors MeaC, 9 BAYLY'S OnfISION TEAM GF W L T RF RA PTS S.er-a Soot 'C 9 1 1 1 S3 96 17 in Out -v-r 7 3 0 128 102 14 say" Sr 10 6 4 0 115 117 12 '00 V&,.,** 11 4 0 114 !06 12 W.nchesw 3, 5 3 97 82 11 Rebound So S a 117 1!1 11 V," Ply- • ; 5 S 0 123 14C t0 %"Poor - +0 5 5 0 98 97 10 %W-0,,& B 4 5 1 67 84 9 Makvvne ' 9 3 5 67 84 6 Sharks 10 3 7 0 i0S !28 6 Papas 9 2 7 1C' 125 4 Dumar. Suits 1 C 2 9 2`5 ! 18 4 OIWSION REsuLTs Top Vaiue Has Marts •T ars Mrvv,iie ':,vota 9. Serra S^.a 27 vs V -age P'ymcuth 2;. W-c-esle• A-$ s Cue - ^.e 9 -e hie.gnbow Hoods 14 n -- V ncneWe, A- s 9 B.dts 29 vs. Sharks '2, D,uham Scans 2' vs Poops 13. Winona Ban- 2• +s. BavY s Staaons 15: Rebound Sports ! 1 vs. Bavny t Starkons 6 """' Buffet Kirin Restattraw' 'lour lk-st ( :hoice All Nou (;un F.at (:hinese It (:anadllan Buffet A Ith 400 Scats V1 P Room of 100 Seat% A% ailahlc for Parties acid Alii , Spccial Function < )% cr 10 s I Iut h ( :old ScIcr•tIon heats *Alaska Stto« (:rah Legs h.%cr% Night /Ym I .obstcrs on l= arida,.. Saturda%. SLunda% h I lolida% Nights ?fly; Smi-O71 /iiS4vuIll lo,l./lr►m ti?.l)Il PIANN/N6 A SPEC/AC EVENT" RESERVE YOUR TABLE INADVAACE If RECEIVE A FREE CAKE AND A FREE PHO T016RAPN CHIT DRENS FORTUNE *ECC EVER! KID RECEIVES A FREE PRIZE.1! Buffet Kirin Restaurant 250-252 Bay h St. V1•., Ajax ( `l acice nzie Plaza) Rewrvahons: (905) 686-8881 Fully I.icunsed l ndrr I..1 1.1 d) Prices do not include beverages or taxes and are subject to change without notice. *Menu may change according to seasonal choice. k a .. . I ......'. ... .r. .-. . - .'.'..• •. e . . . . . ... . .. . . . . . ... . . - Kkgron Rood, rawy 2 8 e d o a°. ►M'y 401 N '• .6 loom A� in ■ CHIT DRENS FORTUNE *ECC EVER! KID RECEIVES A FREE PRIZE.1! Buffet Kirin Restaurant 250-252 Bay h St. V1•., Ajax ( `l acice nzie Plaza) Rewrvahons: (905) 686-8881 Fully I.icunsed l ndrr I..1 1.1 d) Prices do not include beverages or taxes and are subject to change without notice. *Menu may change according to seasonal choice. k a .. . I ......'. ... .r. .-. . - .'.'..• •. e . . . . . ... . .. . . . . . ... . . - PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1995 Nobody Gets the Dirt like Hoover NobocW COMPLETE SYSTEM FOR BIG HOMES OR 1 HOMES WITH BIG 1$689 ' CLEANING NEEDS ti YOU GET �_r FT ALL! ✓' JBONUS__ Garage Kit S69 Value •-. 30 h. hose. hose hanger. crevice tl. upholstery tool AJAX 29 Harwood Ave S 428-1659 3 lie _ L. INCLUDES 55673-55703 No Mess or Damage g. Professional Installation o S99Only • • Most Homes PICKERING MOBILE 375 Kingston Rd. VAC110# F.vey 02 at Roum q.Ount. 509-3622 -4. W_ z i 'd 4 2 LOCATIONS The Most comfortable and elcgant :title Chlncse Buffet Restaurant ill Cattalo I..I..K.t ►. Ar Over 21'00 hot & cold International Food Selections .` r WEEKEND DINNER BUFFET (Fri., Sat., Sun.) featuring: LOBSTER THERMIDOR & PRIME RIB '* "66 PICKERING VILLAGE SOURCE FOR SPOpening RIT'r- *ICE III 0 NO'w M/E'RE THE 'SAT. JULY 29 10 a.m. - 5 .m. SOURCEp J FOR SPORTS! Still the same people with the same staff* And_.aw we•mNted! We haw brand new affiliation with stores just like ows from coast to coast! It is through this affiliation that we ate part of a natillinat buying force. enab&V us to always bring the best product for the best price_ There's a lot to %a you... so much great news! Join us now...dwing our Grand Opening -� Celebrations! We're celebrating with g of new inventory .._at gnat �/// 'COOPERcelebration prices! _ \ SLIDING CCM SHORTS11 CYCLONE % IN-LINE SKATES 9 9;, JR SIZES S per pair Hot Dog only 49.95 , REG. S 19.95 �A Coke . (� WJN'�\ I, 99� SII GMAT PFAZES SAT., JULY 29TM' ONLY • ALL BALL GLOVES 5PUM USEMU MS FLU( JR. SR. SIZES I SHOULDER PADS VA GOAL PADSI ' 20%-30% $79.95 94 MODEL St 195.95 � .. - •� ° �::� . 524'95 1MINnLL JR. BRUNT AM GOAL OFF HOCKEY PANTS PADS I _ S29.95 St 099.95 tun rocas -� f - - MUER M315 HOCKEY BAGS WHO FELIX POTVMJR. - S 179.95 Sk GOAL FROM S9.95 EA S99".95� SR. - $ 289.95 �� `� S149.95 RAWLINGS SR. VAUGHN A VISION IAM ,SM REG. 169.95 HOCKEY GLOVES CATCHER II JR. - S 79.95 ROLLER SLADE GLz 539.95 REG. 56945 $249.95 SR. - S 149.95 = S249.95 WINWELL AVENGER BRWIS JR. HOOK I ACTED Lwow . ALL IN-LNES 5219.95 r 1 ON SAIE SHOiJIDER PADS P TO 50 -.OFF $99.95 PR. ITECH JR. GOAL MASK _ _- -- _ - CCM 11 r:" HOCKEY S 189.9.S NHL BIKE HELMETS S19.95 ADDIS TRACK SUITS,j $29.95 COOPER 5x2000 FWM 579.95 �� HARLEY DAVIDSON BIKE HELMETS 54499 95 FROM $79.95 i FftM S14.95 529.95 ADIDAS i UMBRO ( COOPER HH3000 SHORTS I;l = I • HELMETS 20'. OFF SON SR RATTING GLOVES W. BALLS 559.95 NHL REPLICA JERSEYS $7.95... CCM HELMETS 30 0" MANKL tt JR. &.% txto 59.95 �. 549.95 RUGBY SHORTS BATTING GLOVES SELECTED MODELS OF SNORTS S 19.95 PR. S13.9564 . SELECTED MODELS BASEBALL WARM UP COOPER JL5 BATTING IELfAM 0 30 o of JACKETS 4 9 " ALUNNUY SOFTBALL BATS SAVE 30% _-- : � FROM $15.95 All SHOES ON SALE SOME ITEMS LIMITED. DON'T MISS OUT Just Ask A SOURCE FOR SPORTS Professional Those Ara Tho Tags That Stand For Tho Best ...Only At The SOURCES SOURCE .•.•t.. i. SELECT t Tne SOURCE! 1PICKERING VILLAGE. Fo°a sPoars 32 Church st. s. 683-0400 I' Mm. Mon. -Fri. 10-8; Sat. 9-6; Sun. 12-5 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 28, I"S.PAGE 21 Quantity Means Results- advertise both Oshawa-Whitby4arington This Week and Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser. Combined Pressrun of 103,000 every Friday VIS4 News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, L1 211 6830707 Fax 683-7363 EXPERIENCED ofirstruic- needed in soft sollis to 'c uiJe Cstorw Sw—. ROatOtTW*- ani4 Group Dynalfrs - Selino Techinqu" 'Adership skills. CoMrru- _4101"IS (written and vw- Orgarizattonal .Ange and nbouridout- J'-d Telemorketing ase send nest — 10 M all Durham co" --,r,Qe­@nt Centre, 1610 -ampiagn Avenue. Whitby nw--, LIN 6A7 No ox -e ArL,ETHER voule a no - CA or just need a refireoln- -r,urse Mahar, Col - op t, new 12-16 week M,- ninnoule, Skills Ce S to, You, Skip", 'our efoks this fridi- niroqrarn builift on :..tient skills for ?0tI,; L0111A & W00dill"Ir windows Pliwast, -11 `VV` FMIGeneral Help AC_,)AS, AC-PESSES S.rnrn*r "liming begun Toronto is second In Spend - ren ^a r4onywood * 0, "or SS , 915 4-0 Iook -g for ze,)o'e *111 dif CKS SMap*$. -es , no experi- eetled ages _A:C­ to Senior for a,a_-;s 7V shows, ;:,ImS The ion, Etu Ontanct will be a-clitionS in _30I on Monday st by acootint- on y A.dition S S.32 and S re- za e it registrant :.es- Q"rfy -,e an audition -519-54'- cetween 10-5 lilloofir, and -Asent Bureau 01 L'tiona NOT A SCHOOL OR AGENCY CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE ':tyeflrser requests 3a%en15elrs ChOCK 3C --kv pi-vication as •-'s A:.ertsler wfll not t)e tot more !hal" �^'c rc,)rred insertion and srail ;,k -0 ILa&jITy for ,,)r-nS&*,lor, 0 anV a&VW *-enj L.INIO tot ef- r aaS is limited to the Dald for the space =CC Wing the error All is subject to the ap- 3t management of JADDY OS GRILL- Full t"n, LxPe"enced waitress, Wisner. tla. Shitt Appi, n -'­S�r 981 Brock Ra S PIC—— 42-3-254' HAIRSTYLIST full time or part !'me. with or without clientele Scruples One 831-6531 Combined Pressrun of 103,,000 every Friday Genjeral General Office 7—Aticles Artcles Help IM, Help Help 651cep MJ Sa*sAHeW JJ Fa*;'HeWnt F;nl ForrSale ForiSale gent Algie PERMANENT PART TIME SERVICES NEEDED 1) Office worker, good administrative skills, computer knowledge. 9am- noon. Tuesdays i Wednesdays & Thursdays. 57.00 per hour 2) Office worker, good administrative skills. computer knowledge. 1 p 4pm. Tuesdays / Wednesdays & Thursdays. 57.00 per hour 3) Professional Domestic Cleaning Lady, noon - 3pm Tuesdays Wed- nesdays, & Thursdays S7 00 per hour. FAX RESUME TO (905) 420-9140 EXPERIENCED DRIVER =crjr :..a :� ..-,,v OPERATOR taste crders over -i phone CoI " Cal! 427-282S, EXPERIENCED HAIR. STYLIST wanted full It" 'or Ajax ncittion Musa have 3 vows experience Sort C1.0"I" an itilloei P'One -23-1782 or 668-544' As. to, -1- EXPERIENCED ,VrUC- tors lee-_,Iec In M1930*s 31 & 45 ouCto,. & Ad-..rC ed. Access Wor! Net. Powe, and You, E.Mc P,�­.Mm.nq As **,I As to, K­Dwjnq dBASE V .otos 1 2-3 -ec! * _,cal Area %et*om '-_ata Com- -'Jin"borts. GroupWise and Internet Please send "16,011" to A A•Vnot. _1,rflii-^ C04" kur%Aqe- lrn- 'Ont Centre 16•C C"A piaon A­­ue Ah,M. Ort- LAII-0 L'N 6A %c phone NEW MEABC-SM - SAEAK--RCIG1' *AN -EO 53 PEOPLE TO LCSE 5-X ooulf0; BY _A130U; :)AV' CA -- GOND ^A,s,nq AssiIi ALA. A g-- detail 11w *no s a self-starter ex;N,­- enceId office martaice- -nent ­ln good cornpule, did W"Ren Communocd NXIM WJIS I you try cnalienq _e ;.an work own and are I00K,niQ ic, easeYourself into A ne,01, ,:weerI In the not-tot-Dirctit se -nor this is the job for Must be good At w0i'li with volunteers and great on ine telephone Six !t enevi,able cartraCt Aes,,rries should be maieO u to %e,7 to Innushare Cliirlabie Trust 239 VVe4- ington Street VVNtbv 5.1 or fampo to !905)430- C,5 3 01,7ine first GIRLS 0,iANTED from Or, tano, between 6 - '9 to compete in this Years 1945 Toronto Pageants Over S15 000 in prizes .,^a scholarships Call 100- 800-367-2125 ext 240 FOR SALE HAIR SALON ECuIPMIENT- Stations, pump chairs sinks 3 ,writs shampoo chairs. reception desk manicure table dry- ers & much more calf 1905430-3156 HAIRSTYLISTma Je of female wanted. full time part brine, salary Plus con" miwon 839-2127 Eve 683-9670 INSURANCE BROKER - -et�recSerioce 5z!oLfV1Ile x:riage area r,11 or parr ^nle Senc P. C x 36. Ajax. Crit. MAriagement Positions ..A.,A0.0 P.1', ..P*l erne iinweri The Craft - MOVIE PEOPLE- Toroin- tos 'ist*st grO nq agency sees 2lr7as tot fit- & gior. %. rVoes & ages No exp -eq Eam S7 $'S IIV Child'e,, weCome ifyor. Gua-,,zei Zell La at 416-,k5' 2226 PEZEP7.ON S- required for Aja. Dental 0"CO al"l"ied St.,! kA turnot, _iI5- 35 "IS vieI or on & siz­w Sal s Sand resume 10 0,focovwv Ed, DeritA, 57C %estri r1z 5 " .!S "s fio sift Please DQA! litilork D.Ch4—nd asset for ILAI nl* aon- W cnasbon r, "frit As A-treac I SbIQ "' r !cf, 1C, 41"14bie XXWN Must nae ven,- Apply 1`o ,,panne a: 555 .',entwortr St E InIt #I STAR- NOW company nas Do"'t1or's cep., 7 a.a.,abie a: merits Ed,- to S'4 K Per hr It - perience eceSsAr, own CAI. MJrUa. -niv 404 1- REE REEK 11 Il' 1,1` 170 AL (Al ;l 4" FnI slunirr iiii, trim xr.cnurc -;art i,p fee MAkc exua ,n, pan or roll bels .iir II C&SCrital Sc" v. hcx "C or ;-Us, no inventory, gree Se hiring 111it-aun ni CAII N*m U, txx)k appointnionitt Christina Lord 905-11t,14-115-4 TRUCK DRIVER . Ex PERIENCEC C '-cerise For part time work Call Indus- trial Tools 725-5813 WANTED CREW CAP TANS part time work tot a major newspaper in Cut - ham Region ;f interested call Roger JAI 686-2231 Mon Fri. 12-6 P Tribute Homes, a home bu;lder in greater Torcrto area is seeking an Experienced Intermledialle Accounts Payable Person 'or is Head Office ocatec r Dcke-;rg Ex- .enence in residential cc,sroc: ,_,, arc ;ct: COS*, ng , preferred 71ng, r-a,c sate -.s,. nave ex'e:Cl* CC-n-*ef SK -S ": ..c -9 Wncows. LotLs7,21 a -A fji,^,c -rocess-C K-fjedge of the A.-cC,-,ng Si/S- e - 3 cues - :e asset �ne sse- e s.c:essf,;, ca -!-'ale -.sl be eneir;e*lc arc filr,:ig *crI( a very 'as* -ace-. a_ -v c ­en! * -nit ac '"v ­_ -nee- yea: -es etie -v *e 'ec :a-c-la,es c 'ax No No phone calls please. IF ­_ are tilroo x a tien- TePweinfx separated Or *It". wars Oh _.PeWnc* vl!)U ir.&V for hnw-�4, ..xn, lepi of f you ere 7vw 45 end._` rec" 11 v been -d no 1>u may Q,,i for trainingassirstanor :'P CIEP, _," ifivonlipil word AccDc Bec"or'l A._% Cad .%Cad Ventura Pagoomake, HA""i CM- N Coer,Puter P-ogra"W"Ing nid S-0slooms Ani sw Co- -.-x Pascal And C Phot shop. 0"'. E.Devfo and Illust'atic. DurnA, BUSI- -ess Compifor, Cone" Saes e c Age,:s NA'URA, GA� Sipes n ScAf Ajax :':i;A A'Nlbv Osha- wa ;,Ai trA-rinr oonoel 005,420-4315C 9051`946 PAP GIFTS nes pList aunch0d their •.JMICAt Path "p sales , File - Ch, Christmas :01filoctfon itio"I" c0fils'-4tarits Of 11'3 area No 'n."brinents or diooiWe,*s 0: tstlnlrq commrss,ons Pleat Z.l 40-_--23.284C REA_ --stale Saes P PIC Du.dd !ells tic Desk Ron 663-1063 -as tleru!e-A,pru YOU AON- BE­E'rE oa,< is na! ,orie i, na,:. Oua­nfe,,a zil .0 orC-, ­,o0le wiT I -es y wisr :e ex, d E ',;u.•e ____ ­ 140-1 FmSkilled Help TC ^,)C, A -*,,Oec Am,. i: 40spita, F911V_Pc:a Dental 'A , _ REO "FEC HAP" like fui, time evenings SAhoicla.s References • 4uIrIN, %.e^ grads n- joe Zransenpt Start ma iqus: Sena resume !o e #-lei PO Box 81 any Farewell St. Cls,.a *a -it ii -I H -L5 X PE R I It %4L CERIII IiD I)I­%l41 ANtil+IA%I K- i L4 I rml P.irt Time r r1-% AJAX Ottil-l' Please T"S;-x'" TO File #710 1'0 1:1- 4S I Farewell tit L . H h=t3v ypl:i:aii'Denta, IM, FAMI.I,` Dent.. ;,*C*,Ce oqu­ An V-DwIffirmed 1-1`x-"' ' 4 tilvit DW fiI '-Ieu n-. '­Pndly an able, IC iI .t A , a- Pii Pilitirse 1IX"ft_C •e- 1, 1W ?1 Filioili Dish, A -hs Aev. 0, 840. -shii 4M* Dt&I Ph -iiiiidled Pert trnii for tit. 5-6-0016 REG.STERE: PfHYS;OTHF QAPLi iocrit - Ger a! ­c care 1.rtljrg no -es -;ncsay _- r -le!er t>oL.7gr, me pa^ tare c s cls 3.a anio Sc -CC S:C,^ a yd 705-324-0404 705-324-0408 1 i SALES "Aunum Pickering VW is seeking an individual who wants to make money. Must be honest, neat and willing to work Fax Resume to Sales Manager (905) 420-8550 C t B k I 0(r p o w. , 14~ thc. Diush stall" ­ sistarit carper Fir 3 rooms -,rly 53139 OC P,ce r. So ,!uc*s 317 ,03 Carpet deluxe oacl And restaffatior n VOW home P'" aucta. bon n You, nc, * terest no Fai-N­t for one full yex :a-b 2' --C' ,4 CARPET ,our horne at :2s count rwices '00o, noor stall mosistapf =, so nchice- -ad and y'43CA i5 Skilled Skilled CAPPE'S ots, or cdnrxfrq Im '00-. rivic, -.0 Staid' fe- Help Im Help w5d, carpet '414 aid S'u,4 P-40 itudivis Carpet prernfut, A G Simpson Co Ltd a rnal lo r metal stamping supplier 10 the automotive Indus- try currently offers the following opportu- nities TOOL & DIE MAKERS Vast experience in trout-,,snoctirg *­avy foiart- r! -es arw,,, jeer. craw dies make ou an Ideal canclwate A In:naruir Of 5 years stamping experience is clestred We offer a somjpetilrve al Dacoage Crus CO InIprefilensive t)enef- pac(age A,-piic- ants must be avanable for a 3 -Shift opera - bon Please tcrivarc your resume or corrfC),e!Pd apoiicaljon to Human Resources A G Simpson Co Lia 9C", Simcoe S, S 2 Daycare A III,, c lies • Awail abl: For SaW EXPERIENCED ii ,icnir j—.0 -,Arwood *­e'!s -of EXPERIENCE:) :i1ce"t noon 'ek-61,ces --".e He, 000G AC' CAL: 42 %454 ABCVE GROUND POOL S80C , :.,,dI soar Diii-eir I 'NJ n4oc, �Nar,- 4 '.5 t -A, 1*00C enc S,1r`w,,NNo Ew4z 544 .3. ..e,:! , ',- _10"vVII, A,af- rel-, ones D'. eros! "0 I'vorw C.a. =cIII -Arc. LOVING :--sun sz.,. bes­!s 411,-_ �Ct .4- -,)c oiC C.* !ln �Are ate, Ones Nor-sri -,c A.Q C01,41.110- CNIERS -A-6c-01,100. _`1% AMC '*is - -S A_. Mon. F• .Or Ca. ""o"' S."i" "e'.Ce Able 4'.5 Pc. Daycare • Wanted Firewood A-V'%O W K %G ax CA-PEGVER -E rrcz C PEWC30 SIX DS A PA___E'S n4oc, �Nar,- 4 '.5 t -A, 1*00C enc S,1r`w,,NNo Ew4z •^y "', , `­ -, ..e,:! , ',- _10"vVII, A,af- — Able , the oca, Area2C A-! .:..es V - AW i-AIs A.A..arie •JC, NBC. 1,4ic Anc ­r�� -1(- 4 4 2� " -is and Da -lets ': s"A des. ---A" CAPEG VIER 300- - C_ id _Cr qrl! � C-: E. L` ,C 4 "-S VIC _,atlesjune ieat& 41': an,: -t,,s soe,:.. Otte, of .,cep 405-43GM�e A;Z-CLES "OR SA -E 11 - NI ::ld:)v z XPEPiENCED NANNY Flea C. :14. 3 *c"Cie- ­ market SE-1 D. },les A _11 'c'. -rarl :_i, --.eat zr.A-ge zhi 'Co ---e ciesse, An, 0, S crI in,3 3N X 3, 4 11.46 PAM "Oost everincs _' - SVGA Zoo, -no' �'IuOl 04" i'llin bol Z'�Z!e` et— 1s :,eho vfmDe, % To sLa-1 ,S SO,,, 1­1und :_JIC 1 44 z S4�1: rust eait7 -o , record -esu""' t�l 41-00Ct,4CII, --Ars t`r. """nq el- :Jedr cedar chest fiI !ff .*,*•• ef -,note !C. 4.. -CA, _,nt IF IC, LAVE IN z ALIMIel re- wrea for Westfridian , ArIn, ly Pa.enscr,)tl 'A": Vest. ne, re., 4-- 9-4 LIVE OUT !o, -1 old gf, araC -KI, bov start Sept 5 - I ^ Z! - 8d,1I, Lver- Daycare I M4 Available CAy CARE a.&Labie near 5: Catherine :e Sena scnooi an Ke,,Ne Ores if%estney & Possliand area Ali ages welcome Firs: Aid a CPR Receipts-referenc- e s Call 683 7571 NEW A -e, Can Starur C1 DAM '-- Almond never Z ­ Articles for Sale 1991 Sears 6000 2% air con- ditic'e, sz­^ Contact 668 4 -wheel 'ned-Cal walker (seat artacheo brand new con(MIC, S25C 905985- 2568 ea.e message 7 PC DINETTE se:. 6 Dacdec h,gr, Da,:. --A.rs bleached Oak table top with leaf'Nearly %e*N ASI 5499 or best Ofte" Cal 4.32 1601 be,eec mirror Air !lo% wagon foia.ncl tra,*, ZlOC Cdpacilr. ?lease .:all be - J.7 t - 0i _ k'-' .:3. 9 CAMCORDERS %ew T ull -'an warrantyA10y 5448 _,ir 'ent to Own to, only S54"wi, -All 5 -,- CARPET A ' Prices D­ juect *noesaw Free stallation tot Nee eszIn"Idle Ca.1 Sa, 4C5 4322'50 or pager i4!&980-4459- :41 9KCier, 11suiLlbor '4s1 "!-aites 3C 585-2'''a �.ses -ni.,,s I'" p..ir!,b1ns sod as DRUM LESSk-1%S :::r,.,a*e essons -vaiiac,e ea- oraZ e rates Ca[ % jv.%. -1 1 -A 4 s -I WCQ-A-- 2ooc _-,nc, OA1k P %E PUQ% _UQC A :es' Duo!, -kce enc 4 S84- accv ceders!.. -Z noi E M `CCI � A. % %C%% -e-ec s*C,e :-cc-o-dr-'s A -,,z A -c-, SAVE 1�1-� -ealre ol ess oec "Jin Jni. -Ali Steve SHEDMA% -,at, sz,ie secs D)UO :.r SlIv 5xe 954� 3IS-'nc I uct`*: s. Other :es Ana a.sc�av �nll CA,: 9 ­ , 05 5011 4W. SPEC A. 5 --,.Palo Coors o_. 30C __u_ 52'0 6't S3 -%C 4-3-3-'_38 STOVE S -VC S- ,.:Caen tabiii, & ZrIa"s ovt_seA:s S3l)C cotlee table 5'3C all ex celient conoticr 839- 7'6� TEAK DINING CABI. NET A .:nest �,,e a"ost new S''JC Jr 428 '01' TVIVCP COMBINA- TIONS tai, remote 20 screen Rent to own t, orione for only $750wl, VGA MONITOR. ' month old used only 3 times Ask - no 5200 X-sted 725�fle -�' Pie call 226 aseL WASHERS dryers 1,-dqe stove new and lecond" lionird 5225 an ip lo, 'e- cordo.oed wasrNorr 5175 And JC fciir recondrnoned differs "' -5 and -P 'Or 1`0- corldiboneo noqet; and Slow" Also C0e` 01wrikod washer and Iroors SW :�nignsofrts Fuirn,fure and APP--ances. 22- St MArticles Wanted CAMERA a EQu,P- -toqr &f�wttW Pho 4phCannon - 4,3e 'Afs- ')UES A-­tiolultel X ar- niIx; old Sic"lo"tot ns?r- 0. sl- nor 4dhiv- w<; lecows loft riflos :oilections X LEA*$ ::41111 R00111re 9-r lbc.'l 905' IS55 904 CAMERAS C :n -u are Mass •W"'Vi " ^•c"JSCopes :lie xook er -Y1.Ye arvt^rrtq YC RRPools. Spa HC_ DEA.S' BAR. GA,%S GA.CRE '4 Lost & • FounC C.;C,(A_E MAX 'e" , . � S7 . - ..-:e _'.a _f­ rOU%D vs N_ FW71carc -c IN EXCHANGE for nCores Board And '6 2 ianasorne it _qho,ed- I-st oe :010, " , ,'- - F.Liz�e nano Sr00% 'ea 4-6-:9--'• 'eA.,e -es KEEP Dur bloc 4asie x of the garbage _;se a DOGGIE DOOI 0-AS"E DISPOSAL SYSTEM - fe- _rne guarantee ball auaj- ible n 3 s,.,es Qar- "err` 7 C..s a:4 --3-54'3 PUREBRED sprmqe, sparffets *cyte and blown 9 weeks --d asiunq $125 6'3-338-2,39 or 905_21 5294 - PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 2S, 1"S gin, , ' Marine / WontedFw pent / p I s I / Housm F 1913 Acadian, excellent 67 CHEV, sprint. 2 dr PROP d SKEG REPAIRS . running shape 5756 As Is hatchback . 5 speed. 5895.. Fibreglass supplies. West Call 579-5727 87 VW Jetta, auto . AIC. System Epoxy. boat paint 1204 Honda Accord LX. a nice dean car. $3795.. 87• • , Oshawa Glass Fibre Pro - PAID dr. auto., air. cruise, ps. pb. Honda. CRX SI. red. power ducts Ltd . 341 Durham amRm. New paint Good roof mint. low kms 54995 Crt . Oshawa. 905 -579 - clean running car Was Spectrum 905-718-1020. for • cars1433_ 52695.. now 52495 cert- 416269-7837 78 000 original k's blue W. 4 more nee cars btrucksI ng $2 000 1905! 68.'02884 tech engine 144,0001,11; diose from Cap 427.9722 TAKE A DRIVE TO "APWUfWft F;Dr SIL anymne Russ. Open 7 days DARRYL'S WHERE 1990 PLYMOUTH Voya- weeW,niloors. Bg Town YOU GET MORE CAR FREE TOWING i Sales. FOR YOURCI 2 bedroom. loeabd at 309 19.5 CAMARO 2.8 Idre. International. white, 4 door. • i i i Cordova Rd. No pets Dle�m .•SII t'/C_•S'lY'/ .^r• ••-r •-^^•4.0• aururritim. ruey ruaaea. .. - _ ^- _. 51.300 or best offer. 1994 digital deplay. new Miche 576-6724 Chev S-10. 4 cyl.. 5 speed. lin ores. tasted windows, air. am-hn cassefb. bots tn- 02.000k's. mint. 510.995. er. S10.000 firm 655-5096 1990 Chev Cavalier. bur- cise 1969 vweirmy ccMayn SS59a gundy. 4 door. V6. air. new 1915 Ford Tempo. 4 dr Ines. very dean. 55795 white auto.. $1000 as e. 1989 Cadillac Sedan De - Can 839-3239 Ville. white with burgundy IM OLDS Cutlass Gera intewtor tatty loaded' car - Brougham . 4 dr. V6. buck- age idol. gold package. gold seal mea. one o a els. console. fully leaded. fund. $12.995 1909 Ford new exhaust. certified. Rarxw Pick Lip. V6. 5 spd. $2895 6866183 78 000 original k's blue 1 BEDROOM bsmt apt central Whitby. $575 in- cludes cable . unities. laundry. available Sept. 1. 666-3902 192 Bedroom apt In Oshawa and Bowmanvrne Starting at $600imonii. fridge 5 stove included. 1 WU Ntw 1 Deoroont apartment Central Osha- wa. near amenities. car, rJ vac. cable. appliances. non-smoker. no pets. $586. Inclusive. 725-8448. ONE bedroom modem apt. ceramics. kitchen is- land. french doors. lalndrY. no pets, non smoker 1 SU last. $650 inclusive. Call 430.2557. DOWNTOWN Whitby in PICKERING VILLAGE- 90 small apartment budding. Big 1 bedroom aparfrront. 5640 inclupve. Aug. 1. Laundry facilities, Par". close to all amenities . Fast! Last. 90541199-41009. EAST Alax-1 bedroom basement apt.Suts single persor+.do•e to Go d sttap- png.S600 . 1/3 unites Available Aug Isl. Call Joame at (905) 619-9500. Church St. S.. hon.. clean. bachelor in apt. building. Own entry. laundry. park- ing. dose to GO. rto pets. $595. 5660 inclusive. 905- 509-2038. WHITES RDJ401 1 bed- WRI. ray. a(W V.n.V. room basement. Separate Cal Than•• C. Pias entrance. parking. laundry. $ab• 5600 inclusive. Available RW R6ItIu A000ld September 837-66.'!5. Re* Ltd 576.1111 w11Y rant rthwn YYt1i ren Llay haw*_ 1mL1ir► CLEAN Lanni INi. ng I Oshawa north, one. two 8 high floor 5950. al nckrnve par". can 6061666 with laundry facikbes. Can out basement act air ca - 1907 CERTIFIED 221. cise 1969 vweirmy ccMayn SS59a RerMax Summit Realty 434-2407 the stove edge. Landry. Cavalier 28 L V-6. fuel n GMC Satan conversion vww a (°[75)6663211 parking non-smoker no )edea aigrial owner digin- van bugundv silver two , 4 V)hW Wfle 3 bdrm top level. 3 unit apt Pee X•a 428-9459 tal dash and suvool. ask- tone. fulfv loaded. 2 5 A bedroom avai abl• rnme- budding New oak 800rng AJAX. 1 -bedroom base - ng $2 000 1905! 68.'02884 tech engine 144,0001,11; Imdge. stove 2 min to OC_ meet apartment, furnished, 1987 Chev Caprice 8 pas looks and dr.ves new. 1990 PLYMOUTH Voya- Aud No Fels. ist•last for ma:are person $500 Art S8o00 1904 Z-24 Cavak- gear. V6. '-pasaeng"er. Available Sept 15f monis. hP3nhOhrrig. no •enger station wagon N. white automa:1, fUlly auto 155 KM aircon $6-6 32 mo - IRI 579- Pe" dill ublrtres included. P b.. P s Needs kWe to oev- loaded new paint newb}ed S870C 905 986. 5600. avail Sept 1 P alar o al 610 0526 bfi31 52000 o.b.o (905, write letter Dies tike new. 5215 0668 Allibes. brat I last ref S. 426 irop 4c:•tc 56695 1969 Z-24 Cavalier -- PICKERING. Quiet teryNy - AJAX. 800 so It. basement 'empo Grey. 5 spd SS495 1988 DtCKE RING• KlnQston 6 Aardvark With just $100 apt Eat on kitchen separate 1967 L. 4 or auto air Ps at amtm Decent Cher Cavalier Wagon red m !Hack tri -Trailers ' initialdpoat and a corn- entrancCe.wrte0 f" single 1 WU Ntw 1 Deoroont apartment Central Osha- wa. near amenities. car, rJ vac. cable. appliances. non-smoker. no pets. $586. Inclusive. 725-8448. ONE bedroom modem apt. ceramics. kitchen is- land. french doors. lalndrY. no pets, non smoker 1 SU last. $650 inclusive. Call 430.2557. DOWNTOWN Whitby in PICKERING VILLAGE- 90 small apartment budding. Big 1 bedroom aparfrront. 5640 inclupve. Aug. 1. Laundry facilities, Par". close to all amenities . Fast! Last. 90541199-41009. EAST Alax-1 bedroom basement apt.Suts single persor+.do•e to Go d sttap- png.S600 . 1/3 unites Available Aug Isl. Call Joame at (905) 619-9500. Church St. S.. hon.. clean. bachelor in apt. building. Own entry. laundry. park- ing. dose to GO. rto pets. $595. 5660 inclusive. 905- 509-2038. WHITES RDJ401 1 bed- WRI. ray. a(W V.n.V. room basement. Separate Cal Than•• C. Pias entrance. parking. laundry. $ab• 5600 inclusive. Available RW R6ItIu A000ld September 837-66.'!5. Re* Ltd 576.1111 w11Y rant rthwn YYt1i ren Llay haw*_ 1mL1ir► CLEAN Lanni INi. ng I Oshawa north, one. two 8 own you own Home for less than you "W"k-A, Can floor 5950. al nckrnve par". can 6061666 three bedroom Includes Heat. hydro. I dge stove Dave Haylxk Sales Rep AJAX, detached 2 abrey. Laundry facilities available RerMax Summit Realty 3 bedroorn. 2 112 bath. fire - 7232094 11991 f Ltd (905) 6663800 dam. 4 apples. double OSHAWA - JOHN CEN- a (°[75)6663211 garage. nets kt atl ameei. TRE Strew Large 1 5�- aP (es' 51250 pkn Sept. 1, bachelor apartment, avail- WILSON / OLIVE. new 2 (9061477-45,15 able August WJ95 $495 bedroom avai abl• rnme- Mas- Neer hospital. 3 mo ublrbes included Go dlately.5750 mo plus hydro bedroom detached bunga- dre!ct b super at 8202-70 laundry avaiillle call Nick low. fe"s ed basement' Lloyd Street or call (905) 40,4-0604 at oC5.136 9448 fenced. ISO local lot with ate fenced ound axles Gone dean nevtrtg t automatic air wiled annual household ocaupancyPaA'ng central pl Br htl lit 2 bedroom HOU11ieS Poof $1250. uM�603 r Immed $550 Leave Ines- LARGE turn 1 bdrm a W y car Was 52695 now 69 000k s $545C 1908 �rrconie o. abr�ut S7C.000 WesvewHwv 7 1 Person baster vt apartment West / 3�3 o Buick CrnLry 4 drror, air you can lrkery own an Ole. sage of 6834:35 Beautiful Shore area For Rent 524.5 .xr4fied 3 more :ant detachrd hone Gantry setM1C. 2 gust street. -.. nice cars tz choose Dom tonmaacwIl!h arc down wrm Call 42'-9722 anytime tar. 44010, • 12 gook s Russ Oper - days w•ek 54306 1908 Nissan Sas* indoors, Bic -`w^ Sales in - Ira. 5 wd red wxR grey n - Available immediately tenor 53395 1988 Olds 19.0 LEBARON GTS =stars 4 door autor+atic auto maroon exterior and nrocr wr4h same inter" wt•r1a good condition Quad 4 69 [IOC rnvnai k s 1 5�- aP air new hes. 56393 1967 S2 73C omw Che, :.eleunty polo with stead M roar landlord's' tar mleno 4 Cykr%W aJtc t$" �:rwt 2 is auto with 4e- 118 OOOk s 53605 sriver grey radio low 1964 Z20 Camaro bright :•d 305 5 spd fav low - 0n A AJAX. - bedroom base- walkouts b pato. trreplace no pets 5605 all ncusive AVAILABLE Aug 1st NE iO a W It lot on a parkside ment aparten: available 5675 Ava,l now, lsulasv Available immediately Oshawa Specious 3 bed C}a..sr' So wily not pay Aug t Sam nduaive. no pets 64c-5134 Paul 416805-�7 room semi Close to an oft your won rrtorlgtrge in, 1 5�- aP C•rt Pr f250C as is A n PICKERING WNW&401 arnerw6als S890, month - w Can ktwe inn. stead M roar landlord's' .1 N OSkIAWA- bright extra dean bngH 1 bedroom sage at 576745.4 And wrist about •e aero- AJAX spacious one bed- Large. 3 bdrm bamL eel -n be" w Apt sap ev+- .afk, That was Poo a Ina roan Wer Niece batrvonm knteh•n. kvrnroam, pnvate trance fun krtchen. arc DISCOVERY BAY. to get at the by d the al- above g; ­, ,td clow to entrance Non smelter -no Laundry pariunq ..,w be • AJAX. , bedroorm, garage PAabelicallii-hated doss.- trarts+t Fam.iv area must �M cow b >• ame•wewrLask rtdudaq naw-smower first Appliances karicea t 1!2 bath. MO oda Can Gory rtpw at '" '4-'_0. 1 426 1615 Olwr'Urn coMa9e f•00 n- 5600. avail Sept 1 a latle dept f950 plus _ 075-428-5505 Or 905-4 AJAX ofaubful bachelor Juane. 726•-5030 837 on- Allibes. brat I last ref S. 426 irop '+ 5 Aprvment new hone Ca- -- PICKERING. Quiet teryNy - AJAx Lea oris Dad- k -s 33500 great car or b. -.tax root. CD Player t8.9.Mi-LQ TRAILER repairs and renovations We UN appliances. can- OSNAWA 2 bedroom Ihone 1 -bedroom base- -$1•IAWA bdrri tem. studen: .certified As. -C w•MM Inter hes. 52095 shhow•oom:OnO+Don ADELAIDE S mcoe are tral air vac S59Smonth 4pa4mat, available as 860 rI* t aparbrhent. Own en- .ow b fCfhdds, y'OPPr+Si. Sa:S: GST xxfudn 666 C•rt Pr f250C as is A n al•eDa 6 3 way fr cow onebedroom second 1 SRiOkM f10 Pest and 900 Glen St Clow b fra1Ce. Ing a a dark ' ARS CERTIFIED AN. Noor quiet trylex 547Srmo t7we 1005.42--_'174 SSBr-u.Ind»r r shawl Cious Interior Avat RECON --"*Jr, BEx ", >von plus tan. 3 pc �M� includes neat waMr Dan schools shopping and srhgle working adult Sept Septtst st06Wnhon - uta 699• =onbx 6000 ;E a WE SE__ -^;M DAR - excellent for laking Tc -+" 5-9.6182 AVAILABLE IN Whitby. GM uiWti•s Included ist 1 (905431 -0756 Cal 721-9212 1< sic cas•ett• f6000 a RYL S AU'0 CENTRE 518 OOC 083 0.85 Apt ttuiklirip from Asp 1 !ast ed region Cora 726 �- Last reasonabie ober, 6 17C BLCOR STREET LfGM-WEIGHT COMBI- AJAx Lea oris Dad- spacious. carpeted. newly 4;0, - DtCKE RING• KlnQston 6 P1CI(E4:NG 4 bbm house mphei +.re -•.^re- petty '23- EAS' QSMAWA CAL: (:AMP tent tra+Nr very room basement apertrnent. pafnetrd. with Iteslcunt clow _ verPppl onght aDarrnent. • less basement) 4 pee • 2 1155 a 431 -1-61 430.3522 good condbon tun size air cable Lautdry 4 Dce b btu. +nopP'^9- an uhall" included. fast Last re- 6 �rM appancn. ar Pool .alk !r PTC t>•91m nor CALL 9de Pod, air app non ttreter add on l i tt, extra Yon bath s•perate entrance. all gored. no pits. t rm -2s t•nok 4» 5550 Aug 1 47576-9335 16LrMolts, fi Avail i a converhmat. 5950 905 ( racsuive 56ri0 61lb0794 5625 2 tearoom. 5'25 all S C • / -s27�831-9?66116506- 100 - u i1t00 . ural 427-7627! 27/ - ,• - - . _ .,,ye, • - Yr "I -9706416-5054663 D I R E C T O R Y -ti -4 a �t�ceiretcara F a X h"qv/ News Advertiser 683w07O7 683-7363 • ^3roveme • '1^OrOvmen1S r1M.11 'TprOvten0nt5 mirrDrovenwts • • Electrical Painting b • Moving 8 : ' Flooring• • Party Decorating • Storage Carpeting • Sevices w^uae rates Exception. Electrician, ,censed 20 years experience Free es- timates All work g.uu- anteed References avail - .De All ;obs. srmall or urge Cal (905, 665-0061 ELECTRICIAN- Licensed w41 do air types of electrical work Reasonable rates Seniors discount Fast 1- CARPET -49"Aboris - 25 RABBITwants work doing eiars experience resvelcht-for ctyyen's partes mg, our soeciakry Free esb- ail occassions Have miles D S N Duncan. 987- M ow^ ^ ]- I- "a F ' -09 d g8- 'Ice nae 'J'9 ate ,_ - WE BRING THE STORE FUNCASTLE TO YOU, Brands tike Cornet s Hardin fn- RENTALS gerbps away nare ee esti- ., For all occasions. Indoors or out - MISTER CHEAP -ome O_wl APA-'I1w J A S ENTERPRISES 7-2 - - _ _ Iff -1 � �.W.Wft, U"11 -andscapmg THE Mt1 rep o..-Ynmts rec rooms n enovations fences decks TUCZ PAINTING , E>ePereneed ,aw apartments additions tences decks etc Lr tensed for over 20 years all Work guaranleed for Free estimate call Emre 905-404-81 -C. DRYWALL :apwg stucco, piaster repairs, T -bar cerl- ngsand basement reno- .atlons Professional re - suits at competruve prices I Ia[r+[44 J S ARMSTRONG DEV. For a Dee estimate call an INC. Specakzlrig in Custom C & � Maintenance aintanng ce Buildi R & R repairs and renovations DRYWALL el•ctrcar dumong `warnic meat apartments ResKienbal pies carpenir. From small 43*wdrng repairs to mapr rent, atic.^s -Ta ,n9 Fully guaranteed Dee esti- -Texture Spay mates 19051668-3300 -A eparr Work EUROPEAN file special - -0wirty Dry„walt work A;R CONDiT10NING ANC Call Richard Healing Service and saies at 434-7836. 20 years Experience. Rea- w^uae rates Exception. Electrician, ,censed 20 years experience Free es- timates All work g.uu- anteed References avail - .De All ;obs. srmall or urge Cal (905, 665-0061 ELECTRICIAN- Licensed w41 do air types of electrical work Reasonable rates Seniors discount Fast 1- CARPET -49"Aboris - 25 RABBITwants work doing eiars experience resvelcht-for ctyyen's partes mg, our soeciakry Free esb- ail occassions Have miles D S N Duncan. 987- M ow^ ^ ]- I- "a F ' -09 d g8- 'Ice nae 'J'9 ate ,_ - WE BRING THE STORE FUNCASTLE TO YOU, Brands tike Cornet s Hardin fn- RENTALS gerbps away nare ee esti- ., For all occasions. Indoors or out - MISTER CHEAP -ome O_wl APA-'I1w J A S ENTERPRISES 7-2 - - _ _ Iff -1 � �.W.Wft, U"11 -andscapmg THE Mt1 rep o..-Ynmts rec rooms n enovations fences decks TUCZ PAINTING , E>ePereneed ,aw apartments additions tences decks etc Lr tensed for over 20 years all Work guaranleed for Free estimate call Emre 905-404-81 -C. DRYWALL :apwg stucco, piaster repairs, T -bar cerl- ngsand basement reno- .atlons Professional re - suits at competruve prices I Ia[r+[44 J S ARMSTRONG DEV. For a Dee estimate call an INC. Specakzlrig in Custom expert B�. 432-8400 [tones, additions. renova- SIGON construction Ltd sons rec rooms and base- serving Durham Region for meat apartments ResKienbal 15 yrs Additions sundecks and commercial Serving patio doors windows rec. Durham Region for over 15 rooms flagstone free esti. yrs Free coruuitatwr. Can mates 905-5765760 Jeff 905486-2352. EUROPEAN file special - DUCTWORK installed at. will renovate you bath - moved. relocated Excellent room. or kitchen wails. as miss Free estimates Ebc• rates well as Moor Ides Good ref aur cleaners. hu- and satisfaction ei ti - guaranteed Fa free eeb- guaranteed casements trigu­rz sprinkler systems. Q-!,, Painting 8 & DECOR 9 j Cross Movers Bargain rales, hones. , INTERLOCKING BRICK, work at reasonable Decorating ntenor & Exienor Pis pt etc MARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - driveways. walkways, P°°t. steps pile (9os; 427 European Workmanship � lanc Jabot Balls free es668-27 call estimates 0444 0444 433-4025 ! 987-9929 any. Mtovin A. P ai available ' Bncksca 'enc 668-27x2 e- ' JHandyman Y /ellabie seNlCe. 286-5513 NO TIME to do rt youseMf.) Hie a Bobcat with driver for Driving 42Q�08� �'��+~A posthole. backfilling. UM -11 MARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - endless U� Schools Move bog Or small. we price abilities Good rates. Glenn• them all' Free estimates. 433-4025 ! 987-9929 any. Mtovin A. Sengrs discount snot notice time • Wmoves Pianos moved also • Storage appliances Comparable MISTER POST HOLE. au - Call 432-2850 geed post holes, selling of posts in concrete (905) AJAX Moving Systems - full MEN with large truck will 665-0400 services. moves, ance appkdo household moves. rew- and piano speuaksa Flat dtypes a al. commercial All • Party rate or hourly We now have Jane of mores Cal Carl • treated storage units. Now rte 427-28.56 Services l offering free boxes with MICHALSKI MOVING . move Park and bad special, houses. apartments. offices. MAGICIAN, clown friertds. staring at $99 and up Call aPPkartus and piano ape- ready to entertain for any for nkxmation, 725-0005 or ciafrsts. Senior and and- age. any occasion Birth- nsr•flers Bog. Small jobs makes cal D Dykstra 725- , • • fr , • • 427-0005 month discounts eshmUcensed, � . fund promo[ � gc Cal Paul 428 -OM 4913 Excellent servrce Call 436 shows are fin' Lettuce 0795 Mobile 718-0342 help 839-7057 or 7268334 6 HOUlSes For ROM KERING - BaylyrGo• executive 1uItY rekr- 0 3 bedroom main trun3abw. eat in kAch- birth( ooms. garage. s,,,ok,ng professionals. pets. $1,100 Plus uttlr Available rrrriediately. L420-1277. KERING G0- 3 tied ched Plus -4- suit&. p entrance. lair, big lit, ,port. rent whole or sopa l, 4+6754-4730. CKERING ill Liverpool, 2 I'm main Ilea her le. irk,nq. close b ameriitras school. $BOOAmonff. 14re utilities. 1$612M. lad Sept. 1. 831-36et. CKERING. 3 bckm m. 2 1;2 bafe. fin. belltt.. .Pkq„ newly dsc., ulEds- c. 5 aPd . Close to Go. 'C A 401 MS & no PSN. 1pfl-$1100. UW. 905- It -P>>8 )UTH AJAX - Clean, lached 3 bedroom. ga- w rec room. 3 befts. ,adloom. fenced Yard. -25 Per mo. Plus UMses. .:scenes 683 -Ml - WHO says yah txlenet afford to buy a IIOUM? Dedroorn townhouse ew- ✓5 for sdomorm (P 8 3 bedroom btm9alOw :a•nes for $780 hr -0 S; pits more Cal Mwk SSPiey A&Uax Accord 3111 r 676.4743 Totprtltlou•es _AP17AL Properties ,Ac kke to ober you the $t in Oshawa Living rebus 2 and 3 bedroom xn hones Starting at CC :.41579-214Q NOW __NTRAL PARK and - rtr-co Close to shop p schools. and park is All appkshim includ- ouw Whii a backyard i oC pus uslitee Avail - _ ie Sept k95 Call Bill ball, 4)5 436-0628 rCKEP114G (WhMs's A k • 3 Dedman tben- >vwe underground Prk- xwty . " aw i'::211 pkat us&"* 31;Le-A Avail sept 1 -hree bedroom A.AI meld i- T �a; ..(Jprlrih: S S'-4!50 Piers .,t. o es �Steve at (416; 626 'r Dim gam to Spm I 1 For Rent 1 1 �rnata For S* 1 TowNoust'x ff FarlSok Sing room, with cattle. use of kildhen, walk to Picke irg Cwt rat. ing Station. Go, PTC, 5340 Per mo. SM. biweelity. Phare 426431 a Shafted EMACC010dalion fl•S/wlon. - Downtown Oshawa high rise. air con- d1bolmlg, table, hydro m- cklded. Non smoker pre - Mr, Available imme- diat&iy, rel. Cal 571-5085. MATURE person, non- e. s . krni~, S600h MOWN. low1wrng. Days (416)380-- 1305 Of evenings (905)e39-2126. North Oshawa shared ac- oorodatrar 3 bdrm loi house. $400 inclusim. 1st/ la"febrerlces. Available kmted. Call 579-6188. PERSON to share large Pickenig homeown balM room, cable. $475. 631- 7707 SHARE house with leach- er near Oc. and Cmc. laun- dry. cable etc. 3390 inclu- sive. Aug. 1. 579-6485 owim Sne 4 Months Free Rent. Downtown Oshawa. 4o0- 3fu00 sq R available Park- ing and gnat exposure Best rental rates Cap 434- 2447 342447 or 1915"132 IDEAL I pw- prdessional 350 fg. R to -1 otice With ognew exposure on Wessury Rd n Afax. $500 PER MONTH 905-509-3581 a e SoGalraitft " sNa am w It mduavw space 3 elects 12 x 14 garage doors Ideal W%xk repays 574-04" or 72S- USE 2S-U • Un1LS BEAUTIFUL 2 112- storev Rome, 3 bedrooms, central Oshawa. Formal dining 'Co., brkahed Pine loft re- modelled kitchen. 4 pc bath. new gas turnam JarV 95. Large verandahback deck. detached garage. $120.900. 905.723-4256. MUST SELL- Apple FMI district. detached 4 bdrm, backspkt, roc. room., 2 bathrooms. will sell la $5000 8 assume existing mortgage of $115.0oo. Phone George 613-389- 544$ (Keaton) $1104,900. Aro you look- ing ler a renovabd brick bungalow. 3 bedrooms. new kitchen. hardwodl foors, waltotA to a proal r back yard and a good area Immeolaw. Give me a cap before you mss it. Peter Neal Sales Rep. Gude Re- ally 723-5201. PRIVATE: 251 TownM+e Rd. 4 bedroom, 2 slorey. 45' x 213' let older home. easrylb ng new inside, $129.000. fridge. stove. short clow g. Call 576- 4193 days. 571.0151 evenings REDUCED!! $105.900 4 bedrooms. eat -nn kitchen plus dincV room, ret mom. $5000 down. $670 nor If iv nckxLng taxes Call Ted Haugth(on Remhax SumOnd 666 3800 TAKE A LOSS! Own you own $3000 down $7SO month includes all, Cal! Ken COWS. '28-9414 Coldwell Barker R M R Real Estate WHY pay rent. it you can 4lbrd $900(mohtfh own Onkerxnq 5 level Wagotit. finished 2 -bedroom base- ment apartment. 6.7s%. 905,4'6 4248 1 Townhm n saw 3 SDRM TOVFMBO SE end irlp Hup et& -m kAchen. gust tbrnplex walk to Go stMlaLPtck FTown Ctre Aslwiq )OC en 0031 -MSS iNDUSTRAIL ' comrr+er- }Of $lie 2200 sC It n A,µx on healed Pools. clot tubs. 1t&+ ✓-.Boni 'C Aya,lable row. PICKERING vaLAGE - 92 .. sale or rent rap 14161 Cefaich 5t 2 lid , 2 bef>- 4-' ^1^ -arm pent house indoor lie cun a laundry. uel. 6 opt. ret tat $118 000 Cottages Awd Nov tst195 19051 for Rent t only Non smoker. 5503 Lots for ZJTTAGE to, ant. St. Sale :•-on Lake 2 Oeaoom ae- tie. with sleep -ng Capin beach. 3330week. -)6'79"1310 -_ xnt river. Woodland Es- aws lamely, house 11,eear5 CORages. 3 Poe bath. Pool. beach, store. Playground 90 inn noreneast Prcker- v+q. Weekly starting July BEAUTIFUL 6.Wdwq lot td home or cottage n Kak- burbn One acre wen 350 an to waw 4 season ac - cities Spring led uke Good fishing Minutes to Town &3,.,50C Vendor will hdd mortgage Mir, 36 000 down ;all X705-447-2886 WATERFRONT commun- 'y in Port Perry, spectacu- ,ar 2 acre loft, with nalral e Florida gas. 905, 427-0390. of 1 Rooms 1 vac. Rentals QCf5 4:? for Rent Out -Of -Town room to rent ,n house CLEARWATER - fully tu- 1 Properties are kIchen bathroom nohed ar conditioned mo - (1 Owner occupied_ bile horses. clubhouse. ntral Oshawa. 335&rw :II AI4 leave message healed Pools. clot tubs. 1t&+ 4 hisclose to leaches and 4 -AX Jnturnished room major attraction. pholos rent in cleanquer shown in you home lie cun a laundry. uel. 6 Children welcome. less the included. Share bath than motel. Call (9051683 0 Madre workkrnq per- t only Non smoker. 5503 . idable mmei tam. '1" 68&7,260 A„ AX. two unfurnished ons own washroom. ire k4CherVlaundryrub,- Cabne Included. Non- 0k1nq mature working sen S425/month. 428- -Li2 or 427.7564 ,:011ent Central location -.,Aawa, very clean A quiet, rate entrance from street, bath d kitchen we. '"dry A Parking Included, C`+ce available it d t� i. non smoker only. $90 oe, week. call anytime 3( an 576-7635 OSHAWA- krrksltad 'oom Laundry, parking. 385/week. lemale pro aila- lerred Avble now. Cal 5;60926 evenings. or leave messai GORGEOUS - 3 bedroom 3 bafMooms townhouse condo. Gose to famous Clearwater beach. pool. ja- cuzzi. BBO. Pnvale yard. available New - Dec for into and to view photos 686-9846 or 579-3788 1 1 Private S* 5 LEVEL sidesplit, 5 bed- rooms. 1-4 pc.. 1-3 PC. I - 2pe bathrooms), air. central vac, double garage. elec- tronic garage door. in - ground Pod. Close to all amenities. Very clean. Great raighbou rhood. Flexible closing. Asking S169,000. 160 Goodman - 432 -1863. HALIBURTON Three bedroom country home on acre with pond Five ap pbances Minutes to town and beach Terms. $10 500 •.+OS -447-2866 Cottages 1 For Sale COTTAGE- Lakefront. wa- ter access. off Howard Lake South of Esker Pro- vincial Park 3 years old Many extras. Below cost at $47.500 Information (9054W-4730 until July 31 Camper an, Trailer Sites RED SETTER RESORT. Trent River near Havelock Excellent campground Large fully serviced sites from $785/season. Cotag- ss 2-3 bedroom from SM . $375. 1-905-496-0807 or 1-706-775-3006. W11 T For S7fe I Don't No 0Ma5' Immediate 1,0&,MZ4, of Faoecudve Towehomes SPectxular Vias You Must See It To Bek%e Id CaO�,?lppoimment 37 RPMton" to Lend BORROW S10.octo Pay as little as $110 per month o a c Free consultations Anubis Irveshnants Lid Mortgages and Loam since 19:3 Cap .*"y (905) 434-2070 MONEY problerns'1 Debt consolidations. credit Ar ranger ants. personal budget plarvr+g. neat re - parr FREE CONSULTA- TIONS Ointaro Credit Counsellors iOshawa-Tor- orllbi 433-1425 OBTAINING A LOAN S NOT GUAA- ANTEED SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES.OTHERS DO NOT IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE T140ROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANv CONTRACTS Forget Ajax Pickering *ws Advertiser l.lmsi&d DcpL is open for pour cometnem M S d. 9:30 to 3:00. To Mwe Your Ci5616cd till r1mc CA 683-0707 News Advertiser CLissificd t is open every moanday to Friday sero* a.m. to servo P -1111111 - Call 683-0707 to place your ad or fax ft 683.7363 t � • 1 Dportunita•s • 1 Tenders rem, Tenders CHAIR for rent at Chet lowers Her Deixgn. 3250 -north 683 CA" PROPERTY MANagewrnt. 'r'asern and rental agency °'ancbe ler sale 12 years in Oshawa. 1994 mer ab- senwowner Sm 000 VIM trap. 325.000 Inquiries b /4G'f12a5-8or J TERRITORY ler sale re - k ica" fancilyseeking fent-m"ovaled nOvidual b operaee a well talabbehed spores promotions n Dtd --am Region irweshnent re- .ure'd will excellent IOU, rem, Personals CALL 3 X -A Glib. 901 ernes A nom* numbers 1-906451 5566 Ext 253 j349 inn tie., Touch tone OLDER women wanerlq dales. lotsor Phone manbers 1-90445 1--4638 ext 259 S3 29 -r%Ao 16- eouc� x TARCT Nuterobgy. Au - 'is Cl&fVOVanCe Love Psychcs. Look alto your lu- 1 re 18- S3 99 Per �+rkuor xr - . si- Fenbrilpanions DATING Sefoces are all c,terent. Partner Search Ms you select attractive prolessional. singles wino interest you and have some run Personal matcrxnq. af- fordable. lonq term rela- tionships. Call for my tree brochure. with n o otlrgaba'n Per or pressures to pat 683- 2414 832414 anytime SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 I\V7T.-\Tlo% TO BID BIDS for services listed below. addressed to the Distribution Manager Ajax/Pickering tiews Advertiser 130 Commercial Avenue Ajax, Ontario, LIS =145 wig be reserved until August 14. 1995 ontract Commencing August 28. 1995 Work consmts of taunting, bundling, and blethering papers. Ayers. catalogues and Other products. wrapped in plastic to specific drop locations. Deliveries 10 be completed withers 1 1,'2 !lours after recervmg products. For more Information. contact the Distribution Manager at the above address. Lowest Of any bed not AJAX LADIES ADULT PRECISION SKATING Rec Team seeking new members over 21. Skating exp. required. Contact a � , 1 Glori-Ann - y Y (905) a 839-0946 •i 1 •i 1 AccoBflodaeats SPORTS TEAMS, SCHOOLS & CHARITIES Ux)king for a tune$ raising opptwtunity for the fall' Call John Leonard at OSHAWA THIS WEEK 579'4407 TNF. ,%EWSADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 28,199S -PAGE 23 m1 Tenders o 1 Tenders fef471 Tenders TENDER FOR CLEANING CONTRACT FOR THE COMMON AREAS AND OFFICES OF A 6 STOREY APARTMENT BUILDING EALED PROPOSALS clearly marked as to contents will be received by the xecutive Officer until 5:00 p.m. TUESDAY AUGUST tett 1985. Specifications are available from our Office. at 121 Ash Street in WHITBY The LOWEST or any Tender not necessarily accepted. hoard Of Directors brigoN 04 AOR 1'1011Nt; Int:"POr�d 21 Ash .� onuwio 1N 9110 M,1 Tenders M Tenders . 1 Tenders TENDER CALL r Snow and Ice Control Various Locations i GO Transit Invites tenders for snow and ice Control at various rail stations. bus terminals, and maintenance facilities throughout Its service area. Contracts PT -95 -PW -38 througtl 44 close on Tuesday. August 15, 1995 Contracts PT -95 -PW -45 through 50 close on Wednesday. August 16, 1995 Contracts PT -95 -PW -51 through 53. and PT -95 -PE -62 through 64 close on Thursday. August 17. 1995 Contracts PT -95 -PE -65 through 70 close on Tuesday. Aught 22. 1995. Tender documents are available between 8 15 a m and 4 15 p.m from GO's Purchasing Office at the address below. 1-116) 869-3600 ext. 225. on payment of a S25 plus GST non-refund- able document cflarge by cash or certlfl_ cheque payable to GO Transrt. Each tender must be accompanied by a bud deposit of a specified amount In the form of a bud bond or certified cheque payable to GO Transit. Sealed !enters will be received until 2 D m on the appropriate Closing date at the same Ptrcnas+ng Office and wlfl be publicly opened nmrrr a tely on closing Documents are available for pick-up at thus office GO Transit reserves the right to reject any or all tenders in its sole dt3cretlOr:. ,_ Transit 20 Bay Street. State 60C 20 ■_ Toronto. Ontano Ren, cle"racift 0 1 '°°"$ 6 1 Plegistlibm WS EUI iWG1VTRAIRo1 \T Book -our r fall registration campaign with one of our classified AD -VISORS 1SORS today!! PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVER'T'ISER FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1995 Neter niLss the opportunity" to pay yrxtr reslxtcts again. For an audio version of all 4 the current death notices recei%ed or publication in the News Advertiser lir This Week, call 683.3005 or 406.6591(Clarington residents). This complinlentan service pro%ides detailed information for notices placed in the pre vi.Ous - days. Brought to you M" the folkwing funeral homes: %Iclntosh- .knizi son. Arnwrong. W.C. Tom -n. McFachnie. Martino & :anti. Morris. Northcutt-Fllio t. ,kccettcne : 17201=720 ' SAILEY.Setty Lorraine. its with deep sorrow and sadness that the fanny of Betty Lorraine Batley an- ndt rim her sudden passing on Sunday Juy 23.19% in her 58th year. She was beloved wife of Robert i Bob ! and Roving mother of son Darryl and daughter Darcy. Betty was the daughter of George Olrver Deceased) and Evelyn Mae Dunn. Sister to Olive. Martha. Florence. Jean. Harifd. Shirley. Myron and Marilyn. She will be sadly mrssee by al tier sprit ad always be in our Hearts Jur Mind and ir. Our Lives JonaWns to the nea- ane State cOUndabdn wouic oe Greanv A:)v !_ciatec i In In go Memoriam:9"nIMemcwtoms -IOUNG. SARA ELIZABE-rH- In Tulin,, nx-fnun of twr deer dau>I-tv- >, .,.ter Sara Mht, F".`ed awa, Juh 2S :-!44 At Nie 10. -:.-r tint wmr heart he jfrvu+W. hehezy iR t:,J. Btlit-.r alit, to me In env 61thtr are noway d:w1h?{,; pL,-es, If u acre ?2"f I U oU1J hu:•e h,Lf w -w F: -r f go to prgvrr• a piste for u,u menu rf I ,,r to pre- term a trLice for ;Arum I U'di Corot a;i -am and r:: en,e you to myielf. That where I arra. there ucu Muth he 41x, It,hn 14 , . 1-3 Atnr in our hrainN. a, well a• aur rnen>.. rim- until we nwrt agatn._ a:%,, k,\ed..atth rru.._ -d b% %It,m. Dad s i,ter %Iry SANDEMN %IK^t W1T (Al LTD. Manutarturrr. of cemc7er. and 6%1i mc -mm ilv .nk:c Is" I I �h,wTlt,ttt.:>f t>„mc am intmim t a%al Iahle D-mlene Hamner 191Ki 42"1-iibb 1 t %TNI i 4!m 1-11?.1t2. wd A..ta.n ad -4'.. To place your personalized In Memoriam, call 683-0707 and let one of our professional advisors help you. e 1710 -710= qz�e� A gi f,� � O 41 ��ti Your.d / Place a birth notice in NEWS ADVERTISER and ask how you can receive your free Baby's Here Gift Pac! call 683-0707 .tiT.4KIM; •Iy �r • _ �� tE.y. W4 - �p:r share your good =e s .-:t.1 Incnds an,7 :z:auves by p:acing a birth nott:e in TMS 'A E EM: A." :,um. yuu can rcccve a gSt ocn ficatc =Llltng you log Baby'a I rcm Gift Pac cootatnang S25 . n:i of qua;ity baby products Tbc Baby s Fiero Gtft Pac certIfICate to redeemable at �. :u vaung Scars c-. rt" mal .coma )rums:. ,due: Ply m.► s. wr+o.a.6 tr4 lis Pregnant? ­'rc an cspc.—.ant mother. Sews and THIS t1 t:i:K :.ave a fm prenaul gift pwiage for you �.-Ply bring thus aJ to your :u: a: Sun Canatla roti:: stoic anJ ask far your } REF P.aby's On The May &ittpp.c eN;-s Ad-vertiser AUCTION GOERS!! Durham Region residents can now get up-to-date AUCTION LISTINGS via our new dedicated phone lines. All auction notices that are published in one of our publications will automatically be listed on this phone line. For Auction Clarington Listings CalResdents l 404-2615; Oge Saki I A �,YardSal�� wmalkli%m L e GARAGE SALE 51 WATTY RD. (AJAX) GARAGE SALE SAT 8 SUN JULY 29830 6 ~r"ing Cowtt. Ajax 9AM-2PM Set. Jim4 2► 9 asni - 4 Rias than cullectiMt~,, Arun cullectihlt>, great junk. NO EARLY BIRDS 2 HOUSE GARAGE SALE and some house contents. 1236 Maple Ridge Dr. A LAR£ 711101111111� OF SAwCAM (Ltverpool/Finch) Pickering. GAIIAGE SALE Sat. July 29. 9 a.m. Sa' _ tv 29 1883 woodlriew Ave.. Pickering CRAFT SLIPPLT/GARAGE SALE , Fncnt tweet at 7 MISSSSIT, nl " DON 14 BAKER RD. (E of lisrr.00d off Clements) pec+ -anon J, C, 4kllllbi . -4ma -4 craft nppaes YARD SALE -ail 3"m :t .•, _,!S� .,�, s Fri 3-0 est 94 Sun. 10-2 JULY 29. 30 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. 700 Westshore Blvd.. Pickering DESKS. CHAIRS, FRES, AND MORE USED /NEW /CLOSE OUTS (West Shore and Oklahoma.) ins PLUBMIER ST. *14 PICKER"(1 (W OFF BAC " K Ro S- S OF 4011 .o" 11411". Vs&JK OUW OLOVIOUT MOVING SALE Sat. July ", gam - i pea UOVING SALE 697 AMARETrO AVE, (Pick.) NUMEROUS ITEMS EV R`fTi-'NG MUST a0 SAT JULY 29 9-3 843 REYTAN BLVD OFF KROSNO. GARAGE SALE Sat, .Lely ".8 • i MEGA SALE Moving and Estate 29" valley Farre RAL Clemanc a Glassware linens, piano. child-pfckerum rens Items. tum. lots more good stuff ted dishes, locker. desk Dealers welcome 1932 Parks:oe Dr and and lots :sere Pickering (WhilesFinch) Sal July 24 9 a — 2 2 rr GOLF SALE PICKERING VILLAGE GIAN7 YARD SALE Sat. 6 Sun. 944 Vo- July 3'. 9 a m ' 2 noon irapivw wwvten raneo anvws. see of dues. cion*. b 253 Late Drrveway West A,aX r'Jrrner K 1s aged Dab MAWS r•— Wa— quo 111" t'•1/14rda * of College Daycare) Toys. K:s tables<lass, -wee Troubk on the tee - I can fin d' corrauter. tndge, stove. GAIAOE SALE GARAGE SALE Sac. awe se, • - e a='.s c..mi.e..,gi c..... IPseh.swma. Sa J "; 29t" 3-spr^ c..tw..r.t♦.u.�wma e..w..,*.sr.s.-a I56 Rands Rd., Ajax tour a.ad -much —much. Tay —throb t. tun GRRRGE SRLE GARAGE SALE 72 Rollo Or., RjaH Sat.. July 29. 9-3pm ()it v+ue•e'a Beach % S 972 Essa Cres., Pick. Sat July 29th. 9-1prn 1Nestshore d &ay'y News Advertiser Classified Dept. open every Mon. to Fri. 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Sat. 9:30 - 3:00 Call 683-V07 au+Arr>muw c+uRa+ PICKERING STANDARD ST. ANDREWS 1820 Whines Rd N CHURCH FAMILY CHURCH WORSHIP 1 Community Methodist PRESBYTERIAN 10:00 a.m. Sunday ;� 4 Brock Rd. at Highway #7 35 CHURCH ST. N. (� Sunday School, Supervised ; , Sunday Worship, Nursery at that time ;,I*- ; 11 A.M., r P.M. PICKERING VILLAGE ome �7 839-1383 837-0126 683-7311 M Y." CILi,RCH OF C:IIRIST To Advertise Joint Summer Services with y _ (.FDAR til'., AJAX yOwr 1 street north of 401 - west of Harwood Pickering Village United Church. Summer SerVi ce hours . SUNDAY -BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45Wors I Po July at St. Andrews 10:00 a.m. r t WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M. 3 7:00 P.M. and sC2&1 E'VE'tits WEDNESDAY - 7:30 BIBLE STUDY e, 7:30 Wed. Service during rVIC Call JaniceTHE BIBLE IS GOD'S WORD - MJuly. (Comfortable dress.) ........ >...t.... ..x mumu.. JESUS IS LORD. 683-0707 683 2477 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 2a,199S-PAGE 25 .0 FOCUSNA Advertising t Feature,., BRIAN FORDHAM DRIVEWAY SEALING AND PATCHING Residential & Commercial 1-(800)-387-0894 (905) 725-7443 Gf ulzal us mi • Contact Lenses • Binocular Vision • Perceptual Testinc • �.spensing of a!! Types of Frames & Contacts 1885 Gknarna Road, Suite 212 Pickering, Ontario, L1 6R6 839-5303.663-1175 Oshawa Centre. Stevenson Road Oshawa, Ontario. L1J 2K5 571-122!1 You'll brea easier The truck mounted unit is excellent for clean,nc ducts :r. Cctr =r -er- a and es,dert:a ►cpe.es. Take -advantage of the Summer Special which inciudes h;,cK up for 534.95 plus 35 per vent and there s no GST. There is also a chimney sweeping service available for 539.95. Cali 1416; 282-3292. Dust can be more than just an annoyance up�,.,ir, %erit,. (:nt• at it time. and hlows the if you don't do something about it. dust and dirt into the downstairs unit. Not only will it he a constant source of The% also use the air make method which work come cleaning time, but it will also im- ensures ducts are completely rid of dust and Late your eves. throat and cause you breathinv dehns The air snake method is when a device problems. , : n,erted into the ductwork where iL: That's why more and more rile head reaches inti e,-ery residential and commercial of your duct work scruh- :stomers are callinl- y around to disI Age dust (,ardiner s Duct Clleaningr i debris. -1- � . , tackle this problem,F will not only THE r . GUMER IVENS,,4 head on. :: "ect your health but ruin • CONTRACTING ''4 ;`ten and his son matire and draperies. 11`4 Scutt have been cleaning:vs S:cm. -Having your *.rating and air condition- �4+ Wood, Vinyl Doorsi1Nindows GST" ;ts cleaned 44 + ► 4 :ng ducts for four years J � down on cleaning and � �� Basements, Decks, Additions ;4 :end they advise anyone who Expires � f ',fe to your furniture. t+ 84 }:a• not had them cleaned for And ar:tpr, 1� P�rJ$ All Other Home j` ;+ long time to ret it done as ,o:in rt, , a Summer Special I+ Improvements �4 as possible. noW. Hookup t, x:3-3.`►S plus GS1". This t+ a( Its a procedure that takes art-,. liege :.. :n<? there s no offer �+ (_9_05) 8_39-06_8_1 ►�4 .,,mpared to the amount of time _vote 11 c nr :, . .r::r - :t August IOth ran dust free air in v -our home. ` .+nt al,e; dots chimney sweepin, and his PET 511TERS ETC. 1'tt Plant Jnl( llunx ( Air SERVING DURHAM SINCE 1986 PROFESSIONAL CARE OF PETS PLANTS & HOMES BONDED & INSURED 'i.E CARE FOR YOUR PETS IN THE COMFORT OF YOUR OWN HOME (ys+. OR OstjAa The large truck mounted laHl' vacuum prices art, very competitive and the sumice is unit shown in the photo above packs more always friendly and courteous. Caps and Power for those tough jobs he encounters. Of screens are also available to keep out unwant- course he still has the portable unit for those ed pets places that the truck can get to such as town- Su if you are sick and tired of %.our home house complexes. being buried in dust. call Gardiner s Duct The procedure for both is simple. Sam first Cleaning at -31(; - 2,21 :3'_92. closes ofT v"our vents and makes an opening in Customers from Scarborough to Oshawa the main duct. have relied on his sen -ice and are now enjoying Then, while the vacuum unit sucks air a healthy home environment. Isn t it time you into a holding chamber, a hose is put into the did too? Why Advertise In Focus on Business? Durham businesses wanting to increase their profile and sales volume find that being a part of the Focus on Business advertising feature definitely has its advantage. Over the last few years a great many businesses - of all saes - have found that investment in the Ajax P c-,e^ng News Advertiser's and Oshawa/Whitby This Weeks Focus on Business feature have generated extra phone calls that imeiy would not have otherwise occurred. How do you get involved? When a company makes a commitment to advertise for 10 weeks on the page. it also receives a full feature story, complete with pictures. The story reinforces the advertisement, enabling the business to explain in depth its product and/or service philosophy, goals, special promotions and even an historical overview. Unless the business chooses otherwise, everything is done by the newspaper's staff the ad design. story interview and wnting plus the taking of the photographs. All the business needs to do is prepare for the increased sales volume For more information call Janke at 683-0707 F— I Durham', Premier BBS & Internet Service • Fill Internet • t yr 4 ;,ngs of on -lint- files • `' ulti-plaver on line g:Intes • North .3Lmenca ('hat Network . l:raphtt-:il t'•. -r Int ('ustomer `service t9051 .i;1-12(hl :> Uar Bill & Internet FREE _ Tom.. i Experienced Cross Movers Bargain rates, homes, offices. apt-, etc. Piano moving. Packing available. 423=0239 ���� 286-5513 I • GARDINER'S DUCT CLEANING Chimney Sweep & Eavestrough Cleaning HOOK-UP S34.95 (55 per ven; • Chimney Sweep only S39.95 • Residential • • Commercial ' • Industrial • Snake method used GARDINERS DUCT CLEANING =' ' & CHIMNEY SWEEP (416) 282-3292 PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1995 v HOROSCOPES Today's Birthday ........5020 Aries ..................5021 Taurus ................5022 Gemini ................5023 Cancer ...............5024 Leo . .................5025 Virgo..................5026 Libra . ................5027 Scorpio .. ...........5028 Sagittarius ...........5029 Capricorn .............5030 Aquarius .............5031 # Pisces ...............5032 649 ........ 500' PICK 3 ............5002 Suoer 7 ..............5003 Lonario ................5004 FUN FOR THE DA Ya t Joke of the Day ... 5016 O.,ote of the Day ......501 7 Trivia Quiz .. ...... .5018 • Brought to you by This Week and the News Advertise 683-7040 (Long distance charges apply in some areas) nfosou rce Will, L.lR1 SAN -AM Major League Baseball ...5033 Toronto Maple Leafs .....5034 NBA ..................5035 Pro Sports Update .......5036 Caesarean Prevention ....6020 OshawaNVhitby Update ...5037 Local Lacrosse ..........5038 Reach to Recovery Local Baseball ..........5039 (Breast Cancer) .........6022 NHL .... ..............5041 Learning Disabilities Association Proline .............5042 Canadian Calorie Counters 6009 Oshawa Generals .......5043 5029 NFL ..................5044 6024 Blue Jays ..............5045 L v'ng with Cancer Support Grou CFL I ............5046 .6026 Locai Hockey ........5047 Durham College ...5051 Ajax. Pickenng Update ....5137 Ajax Pickering Hockey ...5138 Raiders 'AAA Hockey . .513.4 Aiax Pico,enng Dolphins .5140 A/ax Picke,mg Ringette ..5141 Ajax P,ck errrig Baseball ..5142 Ajax Pickering Soccer ...5143 Ajax Pickering Softball ....5144 Aiax Bridge Club ....6000 Oddfellows Rebeka`'s ....6001 Oshawa Legion . .......6002 Support Groups Ontario Friends of Schizophrenics (Durham Chapter ........6018 Oshawa & District Ostomy Association ........ ....6019 .7023 Caesarean Prevention ....6020 7024 La Leche League ........6021 .7025 Reach to Recovery 7026 (Breast Cancer) .........6022 7027 Learning Disabilities Association (Durham West) ..........6023 Canadian Calorie Counters 6009 Myalgic Encephalomylitis 5029 Association ......... .... 6024 Fibromyalgia Support .....6025 L v'ng with Cancer Support Grou Epilepsy Parents Support .6026 Osteoporosis Support ....6027 'Clubs Oshawa Revenue Toastmasters Club .... . 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A11E NE11'SADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1995 -PAGE 27 SM it If SM 1l FREE Print AD IV FREE Voice Greeting T FREE Message Retrieval Call 1-800-360-1483 24 hrs. a day to place your new ad e yO4� o,.re °14yn_° SACF ETRIF% FREE PRI %'i WORDTED AD FREE GREETING VOICE FREE 11E�Ohl`E R1cEEh 1 Call 1-800-360-1483 to place -our ad 24 hrs. a da,. (Please hate %our ad written Jown fef,re %ou call ! if Your ad will appear for at least 4 week,. r You may place an ad in oar tit our dating. spxorts rartncn/friends or seniors caueonc,. It is important to record your free toile greelim-, immediately. This allow, caller\ who hrow,c to hear your greeting and respond. ctcn before lou ad appears In the paper. When recording .Nieto greeting, rcnicmhcr to ;ice a complete de scripuon of %our,clf arld the type of if person and relatiotlship you seek. A thorou�h, honest ,•recon will prikbuii the tsrst results. IVYou can retrieve %our messages free ,)f charge once a week, l oil ora% rcoie%c In „age% "kite than clic a week h.N' calling the 90U number. Thr re is a charge of 1,'.-31) tier nlinutc. Respond to an ad h- callin-t; 1-900-451-3793 :After listening to the simplc Iil,nuitlon, enter the mailbox number of the ado _%,•u want to acct,s or hrowsc all greetings randomly. r You'll hear a 1_recting with the Snrcercl% 1 our, ad and the pirson hehind the grecting. to 1'mec _resting, are added it, the s%sl: r,1 e\cr\ '-1 lwur,. So %,u can hrow,c !hmu_`h the new .Id\.crtiscr-reeditt, before the Smcercl% lour, act, appear in the ncw.paper.- if Listen to grectlno•s of people that nitcrest \ou. If %ou Ilk,:. keit %our re,ponac• That person w ill hear \our oiesalete \t hen ihc% call m with light brown hair and hluc prof ell tonal. \melt:. white %11 GA\iE IS ROMA\CF. Ing. hut!gahl, gentleman. 2x n, enjoy, dan,rrl_' anal _ling to tic, New to arca. interested In MFN eye%. Enjoy the hciwbh datum,• female. 11). lull. encrgcui and Sin•_,Ic w hll,- male. 21. h'?". If. who ►ilii \c\ In trust. hlmc,t rn.'`. L, SIV 21346 peop!i `Wtwccn tic ages .t _5 t„ ING WOMEN SEEKand romantic c%cnmg,. Seek,, appreciates the good thing, In with hit>un halranJc�e\. Enp,} and er,mmunlcahl+n tl+ hurW a D(1Nti-r(1-F. ART I]...lrin^ Imo. In the Durham R:_!un open. honest and snkrre female. life Seeking a single. romantic. nmantic night,. '•urn;_ nut. la\un^ rrlant+n,hlp. \t, head wt+tnin. 3!1'i%h. ;,I I", mt`m :'I Anrast:l,', tall ll,ual ,ani out sFP%RAIED while male. 3e,. SY21111 prnlc\\nalat while male. _5 to dancing or %prndln^ quiet game, Sl 2133 three who crit—, m' '.Ic\. t;n. p' ..rhlc r:1xio ship. S1 and ---lit) pounds. VERY 01, tG(►1\G. tun loi.- 3-, who cnjo},. good times. eserine, at home. Seckln- in H ARM %%I) (11 _%1'1\D- titling. lou)_ walk,. Lia'k:n • Inr 21337 with a golkl sense in.. 32 -.Near -old. single, white laughicr and a wi h: \artcty of ,!IL white fcmalc. aei' ',, i- 'I I\I:1.1 1T'i-R %('l I%F_ Niue tali. unanat:hid malt for trr,n,l- 101 \GF.R 11 ALF %% %\ 1-- !!,adwtrkln!! : ilurmwr, reliable and loyal. male, 5'x'• with a slim build, interest, S1 21163 hrtkln•• for thc,anw Sl 213%3 hlondr. honest and call_. ship and p,'\\Ihk relaru'n.l :; FU. ', '.c us • 1 ; whnc. fit u1J i nnot sp(x(s• kw'• walks, week- enjoy %ports, the /wttloor\. Ion, H(►%EST, .til^lc. white. father. FRIF\DI.1 Gt N. :n,_Ic. Enjo\ dining, dentin-. ira%cl ,In_•li "I, m: Sl 213tt' health'. to•r 'unser 1 stili%. Momear,krd meals walks and quirt times alone. 5'9". 175 lhs.• atlrac"%c, lo%c whur mak, prole,sld tial, l2_. h'. and quirt nme,. Lo(,kiil_ for a FRIENDSHIP %\D Ft N. :nalc. IS t:. '' Lp. 1 Inst romantic etenings. Lox)king for a single, white humour, walks, talk,, dining Ixn pounds. Enjo%% ouidta,r,. tall grntlimrl. age1v to 53. 14, Grrcn-, •, 1. attracll%c female. Ir""•ISI. '11,'r:\1 2135% ♦.a min the halt %erre. Seeking female. 19 it) 24. for f1(,%%Ihic dancing, music- the ,•real (wt- reading and musk Sicking sm- share the rood! things In life. It 19. lol'..In; for J clean. attrar- 11; %1 H HI FE %I %I F . :.IJ for friendship and pits- clanotir hip. Sl' 21U2 dolor%. I would like to meet a gle temale. 25 to 3;, with sense these Ihulgs nllcr:.[ %(+ti, please u%c fcmalc companion. 19 211 .. good look: ;. sinter,. Incol1C Ili nlan(rlshir, tit' 21320 SELF-EMPLOYED. separated petite. slim, attractive lad%. 30 fit humour and di%cr,c Ia,1c t„r —d! \1 2133; ”. ! r trrendship and tun Sl en health. L(()k,n: h,r ca% HF II %S CLASS. %'cry attral:- father of one. 32.5 10••. hlonde to 44i (,t%c me a La!I. sou wnrl t p,,,lhlc rcliti,m4tir Sl 21W ACME E %0%i %\, ^ tilt and 21366 "''plc. trick. ,lI arl'fhrl a„urc, rand athltKri. 3(ryears�,lo1 hair. blue eves seek, single he d:Vrfrnnlcd S1 21372 HII\F:S7 and tarn_. 24 %c lr- at \e. sIc.•c z5. micili- ratuln_:r_ S0%IF.0\F. 1'M MISS1\f., ark ctPC, tc,I R;ri. Atth phone lr_k. white mak. 6.1” and 195 fcmalc for possible rclattionship. 1\DF.PF.\DE\T 1111. F. old, w hire male. h' and 170 gent and lit with no de"Jent%. L(,ok!n`e tour ,omconc who 1, number S1 21365 Sock slim and %en%txm% Moms arc welcomed. Enjoys attractive. an;•Ic. honc%L after pound,. Enjoy mo%1C%. long Flnarklail\ Independent Lo%; arrlhtb(u, Jr..1 could he a work:% - „urkls. male with no dcrendent%. iniclligcnl conversation- dining "o naic. %lklal drinker. ,mookcr. walks. yuxt times and country the outdlr'r, aidgotirtnet conk troll:. 1 hk; . hii,lrcn and txnll% 'tcrr,t% are: the opera- syrlrlpht,- rt tiuL walk, Ili mature a '_ei e a enoy% camtil "_. lwimg any 1 r r music. Sccklnr hotw t girl, 19 Alin ,ii- m,_. Scck h, nc,::n11: m thin_,. L, .+k:n_ for ,omconc 1 NFAnj atrtxr,mv,rt travel read)- sense of hurnour S1'21336 \ports. Looking for slcndrr to 25.wtr,isinterestedto-Iomc ; W Lu 11.1::',, Sl 213 a;c 1(1-15 1 hast light hrown -_ and all spurts. Recently MA% SEEK!(: NOMA\. tcmJlc with %acme 4uAlitics. S1 ,+ee l(owitto a%iricn.',,. },.r -s - SI( k OF l: %11FS. `.ngle Our. blue _rccn cy _... LONEl.t. Htmc,L g,rd I'r'e wish t;, erste new Single white male. Carly 50'%. 213"3 %i Mc relauon.hir St ZI.Vr mother of tdrec. ctrl% u)',, �'� +::_ . .' cr'un,!, sl 2136►t In_. lay white tcmalc ,eck, o%rd and Sl 21321 6'2- and 200 pounds. non- S111.ITAR1 MA\• single, and Jtm Seeking vnglc, while 110%0( %%1M \. a: resole. same Inr g(,x) time, Add rcla- IIR kERI\G AREA. 34 -year- smoker and a social drinker. white. carp 50'>, %eek, ,Ingle. WOMEN mak. _; to 15. who) enp+ss chil- Inielllgcnl and untitti, hcd. "on,hlp. age doc,n t mailer d,L,mgk. white mak. Li the Seek „n-mtrtded Jim fcmalc p- white tcmalc. a^_c 4O to 937,SEEKING MEN dren, yuwi c%Lvm_, and imr- while. protc—conal tcmal, 'h ,Jmc race rrctcrrcd I cn)o% country air and ant- with a sense of humour. 35 to entreprcncunAl t_yrr. Aplin- u, mg_ Has u+ he honcx,t 1o•1 n" year, old, ;-';" avd Aork, Umc .lith n,tnanlit :.:!on-: utdorrs, ill\ Seeking female, a --e'7 1„ 4s. (or lo•i,•-tern relattlonship. travel, have fun and Intake lot% \NF, "-inglc, while fcmalc. mtn,Jr,i. i,`,,unt . \1 213.1[► daily oohed stm,k:r Look:: Ji 1,! A,(s 1, awe% from hoUx 4 N!In similar interests. S1- Sl 21.443 of money. r%o%%thlc long-term ','h" .t-hul 1„o,k, and feel, Ht Sit. RN FOR Rt►%1 %\l F-.. 1,`r ,:n•_Ic. tit »cntleman- ar to S1 2131h4 21322 SHt :HALF.• 36. tall, dark. relationship Qualification,. y(wnger, dl\like, head '.amc,. Two sin-ktemafes,»,ul-,rienl- Y At;, is tirwrkulh tndcpen- SFF k1%4. F.%SI F:\l). I'm a 2x -veer -,k) handmimc. phvsicalf.N fit. Into sense of humour. willing to enjon laughter. aneertv.. honest, ed and fun k,%tne %eeklrr: two lent. n„ _amc, „r,Iru_•,. mo.- HO11F\. -r1,Je c„up{e 1—k ,hitt male. 5*dt' and 140 si„ntualism .mol ion,ixotr cio- %hart hu%inc%% Intcrc,t, P s -aluc\. romance and dancing in--- 1c. white malt,. 22 t,: 'w I race un:mpor,:rit Sl ng for other tcmalc ;oupic. 34- ,ounds. c,tahlished, ttxlepcn- wtxn- %cckiti= young lady_ who hang—ur'_,dt cluM S1211-4 iecktm_ taller white male who I, ;r, and %lust isr rule-%ua,k,u 211-0 plus. for friendship onl% A - kat and warrnheaned than from is heauutul in milled and ho kfh, Ft \ 1.1)1 I\(: %IALF' t asy- goal-,wx-=cd and supp,in. -.e ; nous with A great settle „t Dl►« \ 10 V k 1 H. ,::i:_Ic. cn)„% dant :Hosie, t'kkcnn;. Sock tun lovinglady. for !ncndshlp or more. S1 grin±. attractrtc, white. 31, r:. •nal% Frtendshir ttr%t- Sl humour it %lou can %allot% our whit: tcmalc. a^_c 25. cn7,n. an': %1 =13x1 's to V,who+kwc%all the ±o>,' 1 213:2 medium bulli!, Mut eves, curt% 21314 need hK r mom, 'ncik let's get mo%tcs. dinner\. t,unEn must,. %\1 ()%i Ot T tHFRF.''1 Ihln^ life has to offer. St 011 -D -F ASHIOSIED, shy and hniwn hat with A awe persc+nal- R()%tA\ I I(. honest. non' to'"•tf,i \t 2134; Lark'rrvi acid 1(Ylg walk, ,j12; honest type. No heaJ games. nnt. It you arc ity and indepede smoking. .octal drinking. U %\ i F D: in„ulAr. I,'n : ti owt,, earth. ,Ingle. white ,thir L•J% tcmaic, nlcr 1 dn u 11K \GF:R HALF, looking fie Enjoy %ports. rollerblading. inicre,tcd m mcctmg %omconc n - cmpkc 1, tuil-figured. 4h-%ra hcd. _ord hr+k:n_. workln_ air i, =o . with mc •+,' :nl,- the ,ull—r, 7ui:! m.Jc. r_•c 2-5 ,ch 'i„ ,!der fcmalc. 30*% to 40'%, for coxokin,_. music and A go,)d special and vow arc into good ofd. Likc Ira%el, the theatre, mail. 'x d, ;x %lull ettp,% !tic, in(crc'-: I tern rctattiM- rotr'Anut "Cnln_, aill ,! aril rr, rmli% and quiet trmG.e. S1 tn(nx. heal, wch:ome. Looking time%. camping, din, :rl^ .'r a ttshmg, quilt time, xkl talntl% LNugh4T and redheads, I ail 11. ,11ir 11 213'1 mal, It in :": -', '. Lid .i,L, lior %omcow with \tmdar guah- ,L% out -!hen call 11 213'5 life. Scck !hale. agc 311 t„ 503 pretty. 4'3" 1_5 pounds 1 am LII FS 10 LAt (.H. aitrlo,I rw. a_c Sl 2137(2 _Ii2A SFLF-EMPLONED !MALE.. tics. Material thinr% arc not EA(:FR l IK \(I %IAI.E.'I- who will he c,ompauhic and a tun qct mature Lik, rnu,it, drsorced. 1. .Cdr, old. ,in_ic ^lie; Sx-%car-old, non_ important Rork tui% -tare. I am yeas old I'm h'l' and whnc. I p„ it Ir .`r - term rclationshtr mo%te%. tau,•htn_• 1:kJ mom. iscd. ,m, ►m_. `` T and 150 pwtkh with %hort cnjc,% pArttc, Aldi an 1,r+kIP.. Ior Sl =1324 attrxu%c. unattached. evc%ave bkxdde haw and hard . h %conc in their cart} 30's. 1 om SMFF.r AND l %RI\(., ,HI SFF'k I%(: RIM %% I Il' %1%(.1 F %%HIrF FFtI %I.F. J\Id .Nestler, golfer and skier a sense of hum our. nc%er ha%c -Ir eves sill ltgfr brown gk. whnc female. 'S. I<r,Aln_ Gl 1. '1-%ear-o:d ants. white rte. ,!till. a.: Scck, ; s;!on. female compan- great Meer. mart- d. live to Oshawa. hat. I'm k,okurg for v)MOxle for a ,in_k. white male.'; to fcmJli with sari:d - :on Sl 2133N tt 21 i:1 , Tarim" about all life, g, „al 3', who, has a _real sense nI ,ccim-, J r, nnjnII,. Irl I,��� :am pin_ :f1 •:i. fa,l :Jr, and Jtt1,n:,: fimai: 1 %1 L. ilii\ e, separate%!- whnc. DO( RI N H %%!IIF.. : wo Haturcd, H,': arra:,! tlo tali a hcrn,ru add a ;%rd pers,Inaitf . :n-• and iniclli_rnt iron- ii _ :n• I, `r, .. , ', %:;k, :)Jd. 4o with 17-vear-old son. -E friend, Io okin - to meet nice . lltr.; \1 '_13")t t,` .h,:: ,omc time with ♦1 k+. with wrl_ht rcop„ruogle h` tail w!::r: cul: we,, :, h„n�,L ,ha1Y air.%, lin cr.:n.i... , A rlkul^_ for smc' c wotrlan to kr+klm• girl\ to goo cwt to %(Sent HO\FS I %\I) ROM AN 11('. 213211 h:l_ht %fust h1s: J ,:ii,i .'1 ,inn_ ata\te a little w .: r . Jill %1 2 k N, that ,pcccd trend for p,s\r dub%. 13x wWh to have a .ted Jown-too earth. 3l. whit,, 5 Hl %10ROt S 1101!. 'r+ %:ar huirk w. a t„h and to tubo tr,%. %F , n_-t:na r:iltl,'n,hlr ♦1 :I i' %Fl l RF. s S,rk i long-Icrm rtlatiuHshir. time and ,ce what harficim Inn So Ihs., hlothle tulr, blur csi,- I ;',1 1 '” with old. cul. tl_•dued. w u"ul, ulal nJl u: :I. 1 . - %1 21 i•3`+ Ili—,Little typk-. ,)t mttsii thcri l tier a;•r% IS I,) non-smok: r. ,octal drink; r brown hair acid _ri:n csi, A S1 213-t>; y 1 •� %D% F\ f l Rt it \ %1 %LF-, aul ,lancing, ,port,, mm ccs, ,r:knl_ Sl '13:: Enjo%%mu,It.%in_•lc mom with otic A,Irpcd SI\t.l F %%HIiF Ill U F ;ars-,'tai. hlovl.ic. ld ' Ion_ for w:c alk, as will . quirt - PRO )FRSSII)\%1. %1 ALF.. .In- - and inosl ouldoilr Gill%lite\ ,:n,, of l)Umo,ur , s ck:ll_ 111 hew:Il,J toot i.Jl, athicos ntal: L` Jil,r mut uLiv ti:k• .i r:nLL: r Illnm% are wcl- 35, with %artcd at: te%I% Scck\ an home,( incl attracu%c hoiie t. nit: kr,ku:_ mail %tin a ,rind r,`nllrin, :Hole,. 1C `, + �\ lU; 1%%F R. ,:n ,;. a^(e :,'f me St 21331 glc. cottage %AcCk,Iph Jlkl womJn to share tun and n:". .in,: of humour who t, loon- 1, h' -tall J :a.. ...': .. so,11o1 :Ile; J:,,rn- _•:h: r. S1 213111 \t)STRI\l:1 HI' I'm looking including !mins or \ta%m;_ m with moll, :, ,mcni, toecth:r Sl tall% ,ictire a no \inn,% summer fling out j" 2134 Jl",:,h!i,!r::. \1 :1324 (.IH►D HF %RIFU.:n:o1`+ ',' :Ila: \� ►1 w!111 J \!till, attraiti%e female, a . If sou arc a %in_I%•. tettlale.a^_e'S to 3e, and OPF\ 1\D HO\F%1. I til a 1♦DFPF\DF♦1 FE11U F. `' :,nl,l,`%col. lull ;:_tar;,!. 21311 �' 1 lo lo, who Ilkc% it !1. while %Ln_ic, while mak. 5 %car,okl ". hr)ku!, for c,vnpanl,'n.h:r lad% with loi, ,'i Int: .,I, 1!id I \11 % N 11)011- ail„xl the tseaih ,m.l wlshin•• on enjoy the ,-wrc :11111;... gne I iiu,tu;orth\, xid po,,,lhl% a I,'ll_-li(ill r:11213�f .ro,k,11 St Sl 21336 111c .13,111. 1t 21361 %,%hitt in ,ell,lll\:. hwuoroll% and crlto% gond ton- uon.hlp i ;Ilio . :i:iJir,- ,fulul :uul wlttl J lentil hila !lia,l l 11l PLF %FFI%% :`t ►l PI F. 1-1RS1 I I%lE OCT. 3'-%:1r- F\JOl C.%%IPI\l:. h''• atld'It) plUlkl, with %Crsaill,tl.11kl mo%1C,- 1 alit sir% nul. 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If %ou Ilk,:. keit %our re,ponac• That person w ill hear \our oiesalete \t hen ihc% call m PAGE 29 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 28, I99S ���IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ROYAL LEPAGE IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Real Estate Services Ltd., Realtor * RELOCATION SERVICES • REFERRAL NETWORK COAST TO COAST HU 64n" -QF: iRnVAI I E *MORTGAGE SPECIALIST 427-6522 AJAX 235 BAYLY ST. W., AJAX GEORGE COUTTS** 427-6522 2 BEDROOMS PLUS DEN 'Great locatior• • Large room, ' O•itstanomg ,new • 5 appaances ' Good 6nancng avadabk GAIL DALL• 427-6522 BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW 2.1 bedrooms 'Large k tcrer • sun room and rec room CaOC equipped ' Beauht+d hardwood LARGE LOT - SOUTH AJAX ' 3+1 bedrooms Bea pie -shaped lot Custom cherrywood kitchen On a quiet street - backs to greenbelt Rec room and fam. rm . 9 rooms in all Several lots available Several plans available Have yours built Custom design available GREAT BUILDING LOT 106'x 200' area of custom homes. Build on one. Sell the other to a friend. OWNER LEAVING COUNTRY! Wants to sell this lovely 4 bdrm. all brick home featuring w/o basement, CAC, hot tub, huge lot. Professionally landscaped much more. FOR SERVICE "PLUS" CALL GAIL DALL AT 427-6522. �%15�1-011111� • A turn Key home' • Hardwood floors • Fantastic rec room • Walk to shops & hospital Call L OIS WEAVER* ESTATE BUILDING LOT 159 900 - Approx. 2.5 acres - Greenwood Village - Near conservation - Wood lot r=- BEAT THE HEAT ONLY $136,900 JUST LISTED - Newer Euro -style kitchen - Fully detached - Quiet court - Inground pool "I)EDIC-4TF_ D TO SERI X CALL LOIS AT 427-6522. La OUIET COURT LOCATION' Mair floor !amdy room' Master en suite' F n shed bsmt ' 6 person spa' Premium pre or Wow. J Evanott" 416-284-4751. TRY TO BEAT THIS ONE' Stu rung 4-25 k r, ayout' Huge sunlit ;it Massive master' Hrdwd Mrs rren& doors' Hurry, J Evanof * 416-2844751. I have a serious buyer wanting to locate in South Fox Hollow in Pickering needing 2.500 3,000 sq. ft. Call Sylvia Kyle 683- -` 1790. SYLVIA KYLE' JOHN EVANHOFF' (416) 25"751 CALL LONG DISTANCE k7FREErA JUS' U•.•. (416) 626-8000 AGE Wilma Tanner* .,w •�'xsq ft. • S^ -Oke free" Pet free • ' '2 baths • Separate entrance to a'nifty" apt. • Westney Heights S`350� • Owner transferred • Lakeside area • Popular Westney Heights • Charming reclaimed brick fp. • All brick • Central air • Greenhouse kit. • Smart investment • $6.750 down 427-6522 Evelvn Reaan* • Super S. Ajax • 16x18' deck * Family sized kit. • 31 /2 baths _-- * Child safe street - - 41WV Ilk OPEN HOUSE SAT., JULY 29,1-3 P.M. 30 JENKINS Open concept townhome wM family room. FOR YOUR R1 GREENBANK 56 acres " 12 acre stocked trout pond Minutes from Port Perry ESTATE NEEDS CALL Walkout basement Access to garage . o3 large 1427-6522 0 __...._. -- -. _... __� . ....._.-..rr=.C.i4W tee. -. _:.... -tee _ ..... _. �..-. _ --,t a...o:.,.,...�__ - :7_ ..v.. - �„ss_r`t... ;..•.r+.,-� rv: r,�.:r.fe,;.nl,er:o..:.:' _ ”' �-•.•"': .."71.. 'Oshawa • Whitby • Claria8taa THIS WEEK',. 4rNews Advertiser .. A Metroland Publication p 865 Farewell SL, Ilk, I Oshawa, ON L 1 H M5 �Y3c d�;'`1�'�■ N•TE R ■ 4c=:> RS .' 6 - JULY 28 - AUGUST 6 1 Y } P Y . • - fins k�iiyi�, �' Qv ~Sates: we we �. biEautifd b�;..Y r e says sees -IM M 'Of 4 O O cook ' :.�.�� '-ti's �. 'r..• ,+ �, 7�' . it Ii -€amity. 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Registration and annual renewal fees are collected from each builder or vendor for each newly constructed home or condominium unit. The Program may also demand the posting of various kinds of cash" security for higher risk housing types or builders. ONHWP's operating budget and guarantee fund are derived solely from these monies and the program receives no government Currently, there are 5,300 builders registered with ONHWP and 275= housing units are I M_ ,yo r protected. Since ONHWP was founded 18 yeas ag% over 740,000 homes and condominium units have received warranty coverage. ONHWP provides $100,000 total maximum coverage on each newly constructed home or condominium unit. The three -tiered warranty system offers coverage starting with a one year waaarty against defects in workmanship and materials, a two-year warranty against certain water penetration defects as well as defects in the heating, electrical and plumbing systems and a ,seven year warranty against major structural defects. ONHWP has paid out more than $110 million in warranty claims since the pogram started For information aegardvg the Ontario New Home warranty Program of for a copy of the Home Buyer's Guide to After Sales service, coma nay ONHWP regional office or phone 1400668-0124. zQ�� 1Lrorw J. VkrriAKM publisher BRMZ DrulrursD adwtMsIng =nager ]t[oaige a LA& oaks ramnagier John Drrte %=[tures Oonsuhwit Ptd Andrew Smith owkwvow The Ashcroft. Elev. A, 2126 sq. -ft- t2; Sales Office Hears: Mon. - Thurs.: l - 8 pm F7i.:1- 6 pm VAAends & Hol.: 11- 6 pm am woes w 1oRltenl110ws is published bl-weekly. with a total pressrun of 191.500 copies. at 1165 FarewreA 8t.. Oshawa (telephone susiber 579-4404) and is one of the a ributina group hof suburban newrspapers with wlrtrOmMen in oahawiw- Wbu y. ,Aja:. Pickering. Clarington. Scarborough a" Port Perry. rteptoduction is .bele or in Part wrtthout prior wrrittcn Permio"on boa the publisher to prohibited. The publisher reaer.ra the right b eI at tef,oe any booed on his sole ditrsetio - to BUILDING LOTS for one of a kind HOME ,M 40 Exclusive 1 & 2 Acre Lots Tntmductory Offer! $ 900 NO GST F.Rt'H FIRST 'til Aug. 31! � 990NLY1 An erchnim etl kw of lets in SWbm (est s few m7es tta►dm w of C w1ke) Custom Hoes (Lots Extra) pal from X199 Shcdirlday & suxdoy j 10 &.ML to 3.30 P. W. N TAUNTON Ro.Ci NHM a< 4M am woes w 1oRltenl110ws is published bl-weekly. with a total pressrun of 191.500 copies. at 1165 FarewreA 8t.. Oshawa (telephone susiber 579-4404) and is one of the a ributina group hof suburban newrspapers with wlrtrOmMen in oahawiw- Wbu y. ,Aja:. Pickering. Clarington. Scarborough a" Port Perry. rteptoduction is .bele or in Part wrtthout prior wrrittcn Permio"on boa the publisher to prohibited. The publisher reaer.ra the right b eI at tef,oe any booed on his sole ditrsetio - to BUILDING LOTS for one of a kind HOME ,M 40 Exclusive 1 & 2 Acre Lots Tntmductory Offer! $ 900 NO GST F.Rt'H FIRST 'til Aug. 31! � 990NLY1 An erchnim etl kw of lets in SWbm (est s few m7es tta►dm w of C w1ke) Custom Hoes (Lots Extra) pal from X199 Shcdirlday & suxdoy j 10 &.ML to 3.30 P. W. For aattaer ianamadon ata/ a ear colow hrocbme car Zrwr RaMeati at 1111Fal ("K-) 263-4261 ±'$� J e e mar '�•'- m 114 V *_'Oe/wil1 move you to larch home in Queen's C6mmoi 11. Come to Queen's Common and see our 4 new home designs at new affordable prices. When you purchase your new Monarch home in Queen's Common, you will receive oar `Worry -Free Package Here's holo it works. MONARCH WILL PAY FOR: Land Transfer Tax: 100% Your Legal Fees: 100% up to $1000 Mortgage Set-up Costs: 100% up to $ 500 Your Moving Costs: 100% up to $1000 Homes from only 219990 9 This weekend, take a drive to Queen's Common, tour our decorated model home, and chat with our ,sales representative. You won't regret it. � MONARCH di A A� (905) 428-0939 Ask for Nancy Dyck a For aattaer ianamadon ata/ a ear colow hrocbme car Zrwr RaMeati at 1111Fal ("K-) 263-4261 ±'$� J e e mar '�•'- m 114 V *_'Oe/wil1 move you to larch home in Queen's C6mmoi 11. Come to Queen's Common and see our 4 new home designs at new affordable prices. When you purchase your new Monarch home in Queen's Common, you will receive oar `Worry -Free Package Here's holo it works. MONARCH WILL PAY FOR: Land Transfer Tax: 100% Your Legal Fees: 100% up to $1000 Mortgage Set-up Costs: 100% up to $ 500 Your Moving Costs: 100% up to $1000 Homes from only 219990 9 This weekend, take a drive to Queen's Common, tour our decorated model home, and chat with our ,sales representative. You won't regret it. � MONARCH di A A� (905) 428-0939 Ask for Nancy Dyck "'• ten.. - -- - . —V�P'Imvfo was LL -AL 7-W7 fEM111 i �1�EI�ORS,1896 PNCE 3 : d,-,- �r / 11 i�l I I I I I 1 II 1 II 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 11 1 o i loll* 11 I i I 11 '' 11 11 1 I 1r; T�1 y YI I II I I 1 1 I..•1 _1 1 LSI � 1 ... 1•' 1 I I 1 11 1.1 lit :, ,tib. � 1 I .'� � I • .�.\" 1 1 1 I I I � 1 O F T rY• S `. iJ•} 1 1TrlwxT- A �1 y � • T 1 t .��� -'�• --sem_ ++:r-: - - `' �� .�.`t'r.r- r►� - _ i Campbell 11- 1629 sq. ft. Hey►. A - $173,990 Loaded With Standard Luxury Features Including: • Gas Fireplaces • Breakfast Bar, Pantries and Microwave Shelves Ensuites with Separate Shower • Oval Acrylic Tubs Landscaping Packages • Interlocking or Paved Driveways • Parquet Floors Country Porches Ceramic in Foyer and All Bathrooms Series 800 doors Throughout • 9 Acre Park Within Walking Distance -77 WHITBY �J.4LVA ll►`I WHITBY 1 a i oil VNI, 7It 1 . I 1 ' J a I 1 _ Lot #-27 • IMPERIAL • 2375 sq. ft. _$244,980' S209,900 tot --71 • WINDFIELD V • 2520 sq. tt.2 �+ ' S224,900 oak Stairs • _-�,�ing • Gas `aep+ace • 4' trim • Aid brick • 45 tot Skye ght • Ceramic Roaring -Crown MokGq and Fang+ Ce.i!77g3 • 11"li d tirepace • Hrgn Eff,ciienty Furnate • Fuil t dld.Fantry•4' Tnrn. '. . r �r i iii: - . . � � ` • � �?� -=—_ Lot -22 • ROSEDALE I]1.2635 sq. ft. S2a"5 S229,900 lot #62 MONARCH •2760 sq. ft. $229,900 Os Stairs • Fn ch Doors •Ceramic file •Gas Fsrept3ce • rs;gn E'i+ encr; Furnace Oak Stairs • Ceramic Fbo ft*, ' Trim 9 Gas Fireplace • High Efficiency Furnace • Skylight •�G��NOW4Ja min Jill i�1 J_� ;...rim.- 771r3.� � 1 � ��1�`,It --• - Pr �Ki..� ___ C ' Lot #62 • YORKSHIRE • 1760 sq. ft. S249 -90T $199,900 Ceram FlanV • 4' Trim • Gas FirepWe • High Efficiency Fumace • Deck off Dinette • Au Cord toning • Casement V* dm Throughout •Cathedraf Cokig a Lmng, Dining and Front HaU Plus all Homes Include: All clay brick 1 Ceramic flooring in kitchen, breakfast rooi front hallway, laundry room, vestibule ant powder room Cold cellar ,3 R Lot #63 • BALMORAL • 2010 sq. ft. S.2 -14-9M $204,900 Ceramic Flooring • 4" trim • Deck off Dinette • Air Conditioning • Gas Fireplace • High Efficiency Furnace . iBll•R :: a<.. BRGe.��•,5:_ a.`ca,_�:. 1B6s c ,Y i nere is a billboard around town that states "The best time to buy a house is when nobody 1 HO I e se thinks it is. According to this year's statistics, most people don't feel that this is a very good time to buy. Sales are down significantly. - While the billboard mentioned above was an ad for a real estate company, it is applicable for new homes as well as resales. And it is very true. real al estate market is struggling in one of the worst times in recent memory. Most people realize this and are uncertain about buying or selling in these times. There has been some political and social upheaval, interest rates have been riding the roller coaster and job 1A ;$ RA A IL As people age and their lifestyles change, the home should age and change along with them. Looking to the future means using today's technology to make homes warmer, cozier. safer and easier to live in. Several home improvement projects can make life easier in later years. For example, a main floor bathroom allows people to avoid climbing stairs - Gradual slopes inside and outside, instead of steps, are quick to install and easy to walk or negotiate in later Years - A shower with a built-in seat is a boon for anyone who finds difficulty in standing too long or getting in and out of the bath. Many bathroom manufacturers offer a wide selection of square, rectangular, circular or curved shapes with non -slip bottoms. Support grips for the sides of shower stalls or bathtubs are also a widely available and easy to install. With decreasing leisure and the pressures of daily routine, people also look forward to indulging in relaxing baths. A bathroom that has the latest technology, insulation and elegantly -designed features makes these bulbs even more If you really want a treat, install a whirlpool to relax the muscles at the end of each day. 'mese spa baths are just the thing to soak away aches, pains and stress acquired during the day. Warmth inside the house can be captured in the form of sun rays streaming through picture windows. Examine the new energy-saving furnaces and water heaters. Technology has made it possible for people to keep their homes at a comfortable temperature level, while conserving energy and saving money in utility bills. As people look toward retirement, a home that is geared to basically evening activity or a busy weekend must change to include more time spent around the house. There is more emphasis on comfort and relaxation. You will suddenly notice how light varies from room to room and at different times of the day. The view from windows also becomes as important as the place for hobbies or pastimes. Now is the time to convert the space under the stairs to a storage area or add a study, showroom or well - organized hobby area. Outsiidee,�a garden shed or greenhouse will keep !�.!'7 you " for hairs' situations aren't solid. All these factors contribute to low levels of consumer confidence. People wishing to sell in order to upgrade remember what 9Y STM their house was worth in the late 1980s and are, perhaps, holding out for a return to those levels. Many people are hesitant to make a purchase now because they remember what happened to those prices as values eroded in subsequent yam. Some people are even claiming that real estate is not a good investment anymore. They are wrong. What happened to real estate prices in the late '80s and early '90s was an aberration. Real estate has been, and will always be, one of the best investments you can make. Prices in the late 1980s were overvalued due to a boom fueled by speculation. Today's prices .are undervalued due to a soft market and uncertainty. -Real estate values should be somewhere in between the peak of the boom and the depth of the recession. Prices today are still at the bottom. - For a first time buyer, this is a buyer's market. Prices are low, choices are wide and mortgage rates are very reasonable. For the move -up buyer, it is still a very smart time to buy. Yes, you won't fetch the same price for your house today as you would have received in 1989, but the house you wanted to buy is correspondingly lower today as well. So, before everyone else realizes it — this is a great time to buy a new home. Visit the new home sites soon and take advantage of this market — it won't last forever. STEPHEN KASSINGER is a local builder and the president of the Oshax-a-Durham Home Builders ' Association. DREAMS COME TRUE WITH A QUALI'T'Y CRAFTED CUSTOM HOME Since 1%5. Kv s finger Kivs been buLk ing cus- tom homes and quality re-sAdentiai communities and, in the prom-_, have acquired an enviable reputation for excellence. Our custom division regularly assists pur- chasers who want to make their dream home a reality Each one of these residences is anted with the superb quality and attention to detail we are famous for. Even now as we celebrate our 40th Anniversary, we continue to seek out the most up to date methods and materials available in todays market to ensure that your home will be the most coinketable, safe and effi wnt house possible. Kassinger Built Homes are renowned for their excellent resale value and for the well- planned communities they are built in. Our in-house architecture) and drafting ser- vices will ass" in cutorruz ng a dream home - which bei suits your lifestyie and price range. ..at no extra cost' Finger Built Homes offer our custom clients an unwavering commitment to unoomprornused quality and workmanship. Our reputation demands it' i.r r, co, It �vv ILM 11"Sn'E %"%T% • tl%T)M a F1IMM UN Ea aLat.TOa iw Corsru a 4905) 576-2548 uau East of Oshawa) LACER JJWBUHX 1IOMFS . i • _ •.S _•s.-. - • ♦.1Ri. %�4.. _ . 1. � � .. ._ MW NO i WFBNOR% "K PAIGE 6 Residents speak well of K flion Group homes Pbople consider many factors when It comes time to purchase a new home. Some — like location and home design — are important to most potential homebuyers, while others — like aaodscaping — are pegged by selected few as the deciding factor before signing on the dotted line. The telltale sign of a builder's success comes from the fact that regardless of site location, homebuyers -identify the same reasons that brought them to the builder. One such case is the Kaitlia Group. Recently. three new home buyers talked about what prompted them to choose a Kaitlin Group home. And the most popular reason was. -attractive homes. "We made a wish list of the :things we wanted in a home," says Angela Sokol, "and the most important feature we were looking for was space." Angela and her husband Jerry found it at the Kaitlin Group's Twyn Rivers community in :Pickering. We were impressed by the diversity of the models." Angela says. -The variety of layouts meant that we could have as much space as we were looking for and exactly the way we wanted it. Plus. Kaitlin was really good about making any changes we needed." The story is pretty much the same from Jennifer and John Rodych, who purchased a new Kaitlin Group home in Uxbridge, at Barton Farms Estates. -We felt at home from the moment we moved in." says John. We loved the brightness of the home and how Kaitlin used to windows to make the home look bigger." Tracy and Paul Buckle, who have been living in Bowmanville's Aspen Springs for a year and a half. the appeal was the layout of their home. "Kaitlin has really taken advantage of all the space in building their homes." says Tracy. And it's the same for all the homes (at Aspen Springs). They are all gorgeous. - Location was also very important, particularly to the Rodych family and the Sokols. John Rodych, who operates a business in THINKING OF I�ZAKING A MovE? Find your new home in New Homes & Interiors To advertise can 1579-44" - W aro T 3simto) 416-7'85-7672 Uxbridge, says he wanted to buy a new :home in town. The Sokols offered a slightly different story. "We bought a new home 10 years ago and swore we would never buy a brand new home again," says Angela. However, when she and her husband -:visited Twyn Rivers and its proximity to the Rouge River valley, Angela says she changed her mind very quickly. "The he thing that brought as to Twyn Rivers in the first place was the .Surrounding area and the fact the site had mature trees," she explains. "The whole area is just beautiful." The Buckles were looking for 1convenience and toward the future. Tracy and Paul were fust -time hone buyers, who had been renting in Markham. At Aspen Springs, Paul has easy access to commuting routes (Hwy. 401 is just minutes south of the community) and Tracy liked the fact that a school was included in the future plans for Aspen Springs. Plus, they also felt part of the community right from the start. "In Markham, we never really fit in," Tracy says. "Bat here, we got to make so nmy new friends and we felt comfortable and at home right away." The Kaitlin Group is also well known for the friendliness of its sales staff and its after-sales service. Tracy Buckle says the Aspen Springs sales staff was especially helpful for them as first-time buyers. The Sokols and the Rodychs echoed the fact that any requests for repairs we immediately looked after. "The home is great and thea have been no real problems," says John. "But when we reported something that needed fixing, they came as quickly as Possible--" What the Sokols, who said they vAnId newer buy a new home again? "My husband says I better not even think about buying another home," says Angela. "And I am certainly happy with our new home, but I would be interested in seeing where the Kaitlin Group is building and the product they are offering.- .-� RE NEW _. LEASE f 0, P-4 :. Y MEL The Kaitlin Group" ASPEN NEW NODS & WTONOM iM MM 7 0 0 ome e nest 0 w-" -W VEEKM &MUMM- 12 . y Ir mo �Ca�sh 41- tc Alff- ML- reatim IN O "a M MWA VEEKM &MUMM- 12 . y Ir mo �Ca�sh 41- tc Alff- ML- reatim IN i ` �w ttoitEs r<itir�tlo'as,,iis P� i 1�T��1i►` =loaves l=id Iatoei-i1�is Always draw up a formal contract with builder Drawing up a formal contract with a builder to construct a custom home is an area where consumers can never be overly cautious. Too often Ontario New Home Warranty Program (ONHWP) hears from people who make verbal agreements and sparsely - worded contracts concerning one of life's most expensive investments. One contract, for example, stated only "the builder will construct a 2,500 square foot home" — leaving the home buyer completely vulnerable, with no assurances of when, where and how the house would be bait. One elderly woman, who had a verbal agreement for a contract home, lost $80,000 after the builder went bankrupt. Months later, she hired another contractor to fmish the house and the woman made a fmancial loss claim to the ONHWP. With no contract to prove what the original builder was responsible for and no opportunity to inspect the unfinished work, the ONHWP could offer no assistance. Hiring a lawyer early in the process to draw up a formal contract is critical. A lawyer will attach a separate payment schedule outlining the construction stages when payments will be trade, ensuring home buyers receive the work they paid for. To ensure your dream home becomes a reality, you should carefully research every aspect of your custom home from choosing a reputable builder to selecting the design, construction materials and understanding warranty coverage. Customers frequently ask: Are custom and contract homes covered by the Ontario New Home Warranty Program? The answer is: Sometimes yes and sometimes no. Custom-built homes, where home buyers purchase a completed home constructed by a builder or sold by a vendor who also provides the land are fully warranted if the transaction is completed through an Agreement of Purchase and Sale. However, if only the shell of a custom-built home is constructed and sold along with land through an Agreement of Purchase and Sale, the unit does not qualify for warranty. Eligibility for warranty coverage on contract homes defined as houses built on land that is owned by the home buyer varies. To be covered by ONHWP a home must be built by a builder. A builder is defined in the Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act as "a person who undertakes the performance of all work and supply of all materials necessary to construct the completed homes whether for the purpose of sale by himself or Getting the most from your kitchen Humans spend roughly one third of their lives sleeping. But how much time do you spend in the kitchen? Considering the kitchen is often the central gathering room in the house, it is worthwhile to make it both a practical and pleasant environment. Here area few tips: ■ Good lighting is not only a convenience, it prevents accidents during food preparation. ■ Store items close to where you will be using them — pots and pans should be near the stove, while coffee, tea and sugar should be close to the counter. ■ Hanging pots of herbs, bunches of garlic or onions and one of two plants add ambiance to the kitchen. ■ A row of your favorite coffee cups, or other favorite items, personalizes the space. Small kitchens are not always a disadvantage, they fust require a little more planning. Shelving provides storage without robbing the kitchen of space and door -mounted racks inside cabinets provide even more storage. under a contract with a vendor or owner... Therefore, if you hire one contractor to build the home from foundation to finish, the contractor is defined as a builder and should be registered with the Ontario New Home Warranty Program and enroll the home. And, the home would have a warranty. However, your house becomes ineligible for coverage when: ♦ You hire a company to build the foundation and • you complete major components such as plumbing and electrical wiring. ♦ You hire one contractor a build the foundation and another contractor to construct the Gorse. ONHWP views homeowners who use subcontractors or subtrades to complete essential parts of their home as acting as their own builder. If you do some of the cosmetic work, for example installing trim or painting rooms, your home is warranted but not your work. If you are considering building a contract or custom home and have a question regarding warranty coverage or choosing a reputable builder, contact your Ontario New Home Warranty Program office or call 1480x668-0124. More information about contract or custom homes `is contained in the booklet What Every New Home Buyer Should Know. For a free copy of tins booklet call your local ONHWP office or the toll-free number listed above. AUBREY LEBLANC is presidewt and resistrer of the Oftcarto New Howe Warrawry Program. HA R=RSO W=StM+TH IEN ttOW i tIQHrORtt, IM PACE Attractive location and beautiful homes Continued frau Page I Inside, open concepts make the homes cozy and comfortable. You will also find magnificent foyers, dramatic staircases, kitchens that are functional and attractive. deport dining moms and master bedrooms with deep walk-in closets, luxurious oval tabs, vanity couriers and separate shower stalls. Sizes of two-storey homes range from 1,735 sq.ft. to 2,534 sqA and are available on 40- and 50-1oot lots. Prices for the two storey homes start at $169,990 and range up to $199,990, after builders 55,000 cash -back rebate Bungalow "gas range in price from $139,990 to $179,990. Some im►entory homes are available for 30- to 60 -day closings. See back page for details. All homes qualify for bonus packages which include one of the following: 6.9 per cent three-year capped mortgage; finished recreation room in the basement; central air conditioning; five appliances; or a move -in package that includes fridge, stove, window coverings and movers. Then, of course, there is the great north Oshawa location. At The Woods of Oshawa Creek. you will find the convenience of major shopping centres. schools and transportation and commuting routes, all of which are part of the neighborhood. And as the name implies. there is also the scenic beauty of the area. "I know you've heard it before. but it really does apply to this community," says Delnick. commenting on the location surrounded by greenbelt and conservation land. "'ibe area stays green 'The Regent is one of the elegant two-storey designs you wil find at Fembrooi(s The Woods of Oshawa Creels. all year round. Even in winter, you are enjoy all country -living has to offer and Fernbrook designs, The Woods of surrounded by green." you don't have to leave the city. And Oshawa Creek features homes that are Another benefit is that The Woods of best of all, the community is compktely masterfully -crafted and beautifully Oshawa Creek has the look of a mature surrounded by protected lands which finished — whether it is a contemporary community. The backdrop of trees you means nothing can be built around it. bungalow or an elegant two-storey ;see as you walk around the oommanst'The beauty you find at The Woods of design "The feedback on the finishing is the scenery you will see out of your Oshawa Creek now will be there for on these homes has been incredible." window's when you buy a home in the years to come. , says Delnick. community. It is also a great feeling to know that To visit The Woods of Oshawa Crock. "What that means is that you don't buying a home in The Woods of drive north on Ritson Rd. — the sate is have to wait three, four. five years for Oshawa Creek means you are located just north of Taunton Rd. There the trees to mature,- Delnidk says. "It is purchasing from a builder who is weell we six models (four bungalow and two all already here. You are surrounded by known for bringing together traditional two-storey) available for viewing. trees and greenery." designs, forward -thinking and visionary For additional information contact It is a great feeling to know that a concepts to create communities which Sid Delnick, sales manager, at 725 - The Woods of Oshawa Creek, you can are distinctive and innovative. Like all 3130. lWarra n -- program homebuyerprotects The Ontario New Home Warranty Program has one primary aim — to prevent construction defects in new homes. The benefits of achieving such an aim are two -fold — it ensures Home satisfied and content home buyers in Ontario since Progr they will enjoy quality construction and after- to sales service in their quality homes, and it reduces claims costs to the built in warranty program and ensures the financial health of the program's guarantee fund. Realizing that it can't accomplish the goal of building defect -free housing in the province on its own, the Ontario New Home Warranty Program has taken a leadership role in developing a number of creative partnerships within the residential -housing industry. The Ontario New Home Warranty Program conducts training workshops for various segments of the building industry, works to make architects and engineers accountable for technical audit findings and conclusions (especially in condominium construction) and works with manufacturers of building materials. A closer working relationship is also being forged between the program and municipal building departments, which are charged with the responsibility of inspecting new homes -to ensure that they meet the requirements of the Ontario Building Code. iOntalio New 9 The Ontario New Home Warranty also produces pantycomprehensive technical reference manuals used Working Widely across the residential -housing sule industry. The Code and f homes Construction Guide for Housing, for example, rovince which sets out and illustrates Ontario Building Code requirements in construction sequence is being adopted by many provinces across Canada. The program also provides a wide range of consumer pamphlets and brochures on new housing. All this is coupled with its high-profile activities of publishing the annual Home Buyer's Guide to After Sales Service, and selecting a builder in the province for the Ernest Assaly Award — given annually to one builder for the best after-sales service. Those efforts combine to try and achieve the Ontario New Home Warranty Program's mission — excellence in providing new hone warranty protection. For more information on the Ontario New Home Warranty Program or on how the program can work for you, call the regional office at 668-6462. rime to invest in anew home f Everybody has to live that process. somewhere. While rents generally increase When you rent a home, your with inflation, mortgage stay monthly payments go towards relatively stable over time. After paying off somebody else's the mortgage has been completely mortgage. However, when you buy repaid, a homeowner's monthly a home, your payments go towards costs drop substantially. All that is paying off your own mortgage. left are utilities, taxes and normal While you are acquiring a maintenance costs — a total well substantial capitalMthan house below rents for Ore On O asset, you are also . c o m p a r a b l e getting security of o new homes IS homes. tenure, low-cost All these things accommodation an investment combine over time for your to give retirement, control opportundy that h o m e o w n e r s over your own substantially living environment offers Cguamnieed greater net worth and pride of M44" for than renters. ownership. Except for a few As inflation hwx i eowrw cases where increases your people bought in home's value, every penny of that overvalued markets at the height increase goes into your equity — on the interest rate spiral in the and there's no capital gains tax to early 1980s, owners end up better pay. Over the past 30 years, high than renters in the long term — levels of inflation have given a lot even in a low inflation of home owners a very substantial environment. nest egg. Even if house prices only s increase by one or two per cent a Prepared by Clayton Research year, that adds up to a slow but Associates Ltd. for the Canadian steady increase in equity, Home Builders' Association. For Every time you make a payment more information or details on on your mortgage, you're also specific markets contact the increasing your equity. Any extra Oshawa -Durham Home Builders' layer you make help sped up Association. ,... _ .,,....wr...��..r.......Y.......••.................... :...... -........... fllL fEw !101[3 •AHMQI- 8 MSF MC# 1 • A private enclave of gorgeous homes 3 • on SO' and 60' ro ies. Surrounded rks 'thin p by pa , un walking distance of school. 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Recently, the Ontario New Home Warranty Program (ONHWP) has received calls from new home buyers and builders who are looking for information about the strike by framing carpenters, concrete and drain workers and basement farmers that started June 26 in the Greater Torado area and how it will affect their warranty coverage. The most commonly asked questions include: How will the stn'ioe affect the closing date of my new home or the occupancy dale of my condominium? Some homes may not be affected by the strike. For example, if the majority of the construction work was completed by June 26 and your home only required finishing touches, there is a good chance the closing date for your new home or occupancy date for your condominium unit will not change. However, if other trades become involved, the construction of any home might be affected. If construction on your new home was not completed before Janie 26, you will have to be patient with the builder since it will be difficult to estimate how long a delay might be caused by the strike. In almost all cases, the delay will be greater than the actual length of the strike, depending on the stage of construction. Builders will have to wait until the strike ends and an agreement is ratified between the builders and the trades before they can re -schedule construction and issue new closing and occupancy dates where they are necessary. Each home will be affected differently. During the strike, builders should be monitoring the events and keeping their hone buyers informed. How can the strike affect my warranty coverage? Warranty coverage on your home begins when you take possession. The Addendum to the Agreement of Purchase and Sale which applies to freehold hones does not exempt strikes and therefore does not release builders from their responsibility to construct a home by a certain date of the purchaser will have the ability to walls away from the deal. If the closing day of a freehold home is delayed for more than 120 days from the original closing date, purchasers who have not specifically agreed otherwise, have a 10 -day window (between the 120 - and 130 -day period) to end the agreement and ask for their deposrts to be returned. This provision is only relevant if the deal does not close. If the home is completed and Me homeowner takes possession, there is wakranty coverage for additional living expenses. However, there is no cnmpemation for delays caused by the events beyond the builder's control — such as strikes, civil insurrection. floods -or Acts of God. Tf the delay is caused solely by the strike, there will be no claim or compensation for the delay and the expenses incurred., If the home has been subject io addiibonal delays that are separate from the strike's impact, a delayed closing or occupancy claim may be made. Warranty claims are considered only if the sale closes. The period of delay caused by a strike is exempted from warranty claims and each block of time will be assessed by ONHWP on a burse -by -house basis. An assessment cannot be made now since we do not know how long the strike or strikes last. Home buyers should remember to keep their receipts for expenses and complete the claim forms From Page 1 hard day at work. The Kinmount 1710 sq. tt 39' Lot Prices for the single - on 40 foot lots. All homes family homes on 40 -foot have a blend of features lots start at 5169,990. that offer the homeowner The attractiveness of the comfort, convenience and homes in Windsong elegance. Fabulous Heights combines features include custom- effectively with the designed kitchens with amenities of the area. breakfast bars, oval tubs Schools, parks and I and separate shower stalls shopping facilities are all and oversized windows to nearby. Major commuting brighten your large routes, including Hwy. principal rooms. 401, are just a short drive The raised bungalows, away as is the Whitby GO which continue to be Transit station. extremely popular with 'The Windsong Heights buyers, include such sales office is located on design flourishes as Dryden Blvd., two blocks Roman columns, nine -foot east of Thickson Rd. From ceilings and, in many Toronto, follow Hwy. 401 cases, walkouts with decks east to Whitby and exit (if the purchaser elects the Thickson Rd. N. to Dryden option of a finished Blvd. From there, turn east basement). and watch the signs. Buying now also means Office hours are you have a luxurious in- Monday to Thursday from ground swimming pool I to 8 p.m., Fridays from I ready to be enjoyed on to 6 p.m. and Saturday and those stiffling summer Sundays from 1 I a.m. to 6 days or just the thing to p.m. phone 728-7117 or 1 - refresh the body after a...800..743-0545. that are available through their builder. Ironically, both the builders and home buyers are caught in the middle of the strife and must bear the consequences of this halt or delay in construction. ONHWP is urging builders to maintain open and honest communication with home buyers. Strike .conditions are stressful for both home buyers and builders. Keeping close innication can prevent misurnderstandiugs. ONHWP is also advising new home buyers who have a closing date looming in the next few months and have not heard from their builder, to call and clarify if the completion date is affected. The builder's warranty on delayed closing roquircs Writtennotice periods and new dates to be set In the case of strikes, there are many situations where the notice periods obviously can't be met. At this time, no firm completion dates can be made. If you have any questions regarding how the strike affects your new home warranty, call your builder, the nearest Ontario New Home warranty program office or loll free at 1400-66" 124. AUDREY LEBLANC is president and registrar of the Ontario New Hover Warranty Program. KINGSWAY FOREST Fuu, $ 13 3 900 H� 6.5% 3 year mortgage. W '1 I (L1� The Balsam 1116 sq. ft 30' Lot $133,900 The Kinmount 1710 sq. tt 39' Lot $171,200 The Fairport 1545 sq. tL 30' Lot $150,900 The Dartmoor 1775 sq. ft 48' Lot $177,900 The Chesley 1594 sq. It 34' Lot $168,500 1 The Essex ELS 2139 sq. tt 48' Lot $187,900 as i1a io g gk a ai n The Dawww $177,900 "-••"�''•" �`•O` qL WAILS: N\n6, \, We/\e/\V .. 7 r cloud Tbww \a i Endo" 4nrRd\. 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