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Sunday, June 16, 1996 28 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 115 No. 24
Publicschool
board cutbacks
leave swimmers
high and dry
in Pickering
BY N1:1RI:XNNF TAKACS
PICKERItiG — The had news for Pickering residents
continues as thc� learn more about the precise impact here
of hudeet cuts made by the Durham Board of Education.
It appears the elimination of the hoards aquatic pro-
grams will mean the end of the swimming program for stu-
dents at Dunbarton High School, and mai have repercus-
sions for swimming programs at the Town's Dunbarton
Pool. The pool is attached to the school and was built about
20 years ago based on the
understanding the facility
would be shared.
Inside
The hoard has
informed the Town that as
of September, it will be
In the news pulling out of its pool shar-
Editorial...................6 ing agreement. Under the
Name Dropping...... 12 agreement. the hoard was
Sports .................... 17 using the pool from 7 a.m.
Classified ............... 18 to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday
Phone Imes during the school year. and
was to pay the Town
General 683-5110 $.4.1,(X)0 in 1996 for that
Fax 683-7363 use.
Classified 683-0707 "It's definitely a loss
Sincerely Yours of revenue that is signifi-
1-800-662-8423 cant," says Pickering direc-
1nfoSource 683-7040 for of culture and recreation
Death Notices Steve Reynolds, who notes
some way will have to be
683-3005 found to offset the loss. It
Auction Line 683-7545 will cost Pickering
On the Internet at $200'000 to operate the
Dunbarton Pool in 1996.
www.aurhamnCWS.net Mr. Reynolds says the cur -
93t + 74C GST = $1 See PUBLIC... Page 8
Up and over -- maybe
Matthew Risko of Duffin's Bay Public School in Ajax Association track and field championships at
grazes the bar while competing in the 11 -year-old Oshawa's Civic Stadium Wednesday.
boys' high jump at the Durham Elementary Athletics photo by Andrew Iwanowski
Police blitz targets unsafe drivers
DURHAM — Lead -foots and
lane jumpers beware.
Durham Regional Police are
launching a two-week Aggressive
Driver Campaign beginning Monday
to get tough on motorists with bad
driving practices. Police services
across the province will run similar
campaigns.
Almost 1,100 people were killed
on provincial roads last year. On
average, someone in Ontario is
injured in a traffic accident every six
minutes, and someone is killed every
nine hours.
In Durham Region alone, over
2,000 people were injured and 24
were killed in motor vehicle colli-
sions in 1995.
An analysis of fatal and serious -
injury collisions in Durham last year
showed 62 per cent of them were
caused by speeding and/or reckless
driving alone. Another common
cause was disobeying traffic lights
and stop signs.
The Durham police service has
assigned several officers to patrol
selected locations throughout the
region for the next two weeks.
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A1AX-PICKERIN(i — While the local fare program. cause of raring tier nnc another.'lhi., includcs to the communities through the services pr() -
ax United V-'av doesn'I expect to hire anvonc Mr. (inulin stresses his or anuation's raisin;, binds from all sectors of both I nj tx �'icJc(I hy' l rnetnh(r a,cncies and (►thee s�
forced to work for their welfare cheque. mauuiiue "is to unite people in the Coll uxl 1'ickcrim,) and turning, back those funds cial projects.
it has no plans to punish member agen-
cies that ret involved in workfare or to
advise them against employing Ontario
Works program participants.
�
United Way of Ajax -Pickering exec-
utive director Dennis Goulin reports
there arc no plans to employ a workfare
participant in the organization's office.
.I don't anticipate
anv changes to
- that." But. as is the
case with mane
on-,anizatiom, the
A. r United Way's
,.. hoard of directors
- = has the final saN.
} Mr. ( toulin notes
the United Way
Ab isn't a political
Dennis Goulin organization and
doesn't have a
position on the Onus io Works program
unveiled b% the provincial government
«•cdncsday.
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representatives are meeting, with
C
OnLorio Federation of LaN)ur officials
to discuss lahor's concerns abom work-
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fare.
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would defund an agency tier panicipat-
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BY MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF RFPORIER
PICKERING — A recommendation
that nuclear stations like Pickering's
remain in public hands is good news,
according to Mayor Wayne Arthurs.
"I'm pleased to see nuclear facilities
staying under public control," says the
mayor. "I think the nature of the nuclear
business demands the security of the
public sector."
The recommendation's made in a
report released last Friday by the Advi-
sory Committee on Competition in
Ontario's Electricity System, was
chaired by former federal cabinet minis-
ter Donald S. Macdonald. It recom-
mends Ontario Hydro's monopoly over
electricity generation and transmission
be ended, and advocates the privatiza-
tion of some of it-, asset% to introduce
competition in the power industry.
However, Ontario Hydro's nuclear
stations and its hydroelectric facilities at
Niagara Falls would remain under public
ownership. The nuclear facilities would
be required to operate as four separate,
competing entities in the electricity mar-
ket — one of those entities being_ the
Pickering station.
The committee also recommends a
reduction in the number of distribution
utilities, such as Pickering Hydro.
Mayor Arthurs, who is Town Coun-
cil's representative on the Pickering
Hydro commission, says that while there
are a large number of small utilities in
the province that are "probably ripe for
some form of amalgamation", Picker-
ing's is not necessarily one of them. He
notes the local utility expects to have a
customer base of about 45,000 within 20
years and is currently an efficient sys-
tem.
Brian McTavish, manager for strate-
gic initiatives at the Pickering station,
describes the McDonald report as "sen-
sible and reasonable", though he adds it
may be some time before the Province
acts on it. Ile notes the local power plant
already operates as a separate division,
so the recommendation that it operate as
a separate entity will not be a dramatic
departure from past practice.
"We would not anticipate any
change... to our priorities," which is to
operate the station safely, reliably and
efficiently.
Keeping nuclear plant
public won't protect
area residents: DNA
PICKERING — Neither the safety
nor frnanc:cil interests of people living_
near the Pickering Nuclear Generating
Station will he protected by keeping the
power plant in public ownership. accord-
ing to Durham Nuclear Awareness, a cit-
izens' lobby group on nuclear issues.
DNA spokesman Dave Martin mam-
tains the ma*w issue addressed by the
Macdonald cornmiuee report — the pri-
vatization of electricity generation and
transmission in Ontario — is a "rod her-
ring" in the debate over the electricity
sector.
"Privatization is not the fundamental
issue. The real question is how much
cheaper would (electricity) have been if
we had made the right decisions and not
invested in these lemon nuclear plants?'
DNA has maintained Ontario Hydro's
nuclear facilities have been too expen-
sive to build, and operate and will conim-
ue to be costly and inefficient to main-
tain. Mr. Matin worries some of the
McDonald recommendations, such as
the `stranded asset charge' private elec-
tricity compardes would have to pay to
help Pay down Ontario Hydro's existing
debt, world only serve to prop up the
nuclear sector longer desp oe its meffr-
conc'ies. He believes the charge could
became a subsidy to cover the high cost
of maintaining nuclear facilities.
(Macdonald) has crated a mecha-
nism to peipetM that problem," says
Nk Martin.
DNA,,, is also oonoeined having the
p,,,y..
.� . ■■'b station operate as a separate
entity will lead it to "fight for its exis-
tence", wben decisions about the future
of the plant sbould be made strictly for
the public good
Mr. Martin maintains the report's and
Ontario Hydra's assessments of the
future competitiveness of nuclear' sta-
tions here are used on overly -opt rustC
estimates of their future operating costs
which assume the kinds of problems the
utility has already had with the nuclear
plants won't continue to occur.
On the issue of safety. Mr. Martin
says public ownership will provide little
protection because nuclear stations "are
unsafe in the public domain right now".
He believes if they were privately
awned agencies such as: the Atomic
Energy Control Board might regulate
and watch them more: strictly than is cur-
rently the case.
DNA also maintains that while elec-
tricity demand management is discussed
in the Macdonald report, there is insuffi-
cient emphasis on conservation and the
use of renewable resources such as solar
energy-
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Mr. McTavish believes the Pickering
station will do well in a competitive
electricity market. Next to hydroelectri-
cal facilities such as Niagara Falls, he
says, nuclear is the second cheapest form
of electricity generation, with fuel cost.%
lower than that for fossil fuel plants.
Though large capital outlays have been
required for the construction of Ontario
Hydra's nuclear stations, he explains,
those have to be paid off whether the
facilities are operated or not
"We can with relative ease compete
in the North American market and sell
nuclear power at a rate that will cover
our cost,, of production and pay down
the debt that's outstanding on these facil-
ities."
Mr. McTavish notes that in Britain,
where a publicly -owned nuclear indus-
try has had to compete with an otherwise
privatized electricity sector, the nuclear
sector has become "much more compet-
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at Region Hlast mealPopular chef serves his
Ryszaroa and George Spyndakos are get;;ng out cf the kitchen at
the Durham Region headquarters. He's retired as chef after 26
years.
BY TONT' DOYLE '
SPIVI.4. it, iiii. \i.1ys AiAERi7NE.R
DL'RHA.ti1 — It's been a long
run for George and Ryszarda Spyri-
dakos.
~lore than a quarter century ago.
Mr. Spy ndakos. employed by the
Georgian Nlotor Hotel and working
oven days a week. applied for ajob
running the cafeteria at County
council headquarter~.
Councillors gave him the job —
and he never made them regret it.
Onh, weeks atler taking up the posi-
tion. he pruudl-, notes, profits tripled.
It watt only the start of things to
come during a stretch of 26 years
which finally came to a _lose 11ay
31 at what's now the Durham
Region headquarters.
Live days a week he arrived at
0:30 a.m. and worked until quitting
time; at 4:30 p.m. " i never sat down
all day."
How could he? He was tow busy
preparing meals from scratch and
serving up his famous dishes to peo-
ple from around the province and all
his friends.
"i made a lot of friends. I treated
everyone the same no matter who
they were. It got to he like a family."
His wife of 33 years. Ryszarda.
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wise. We gut to know than on a per-
sonal basis and wc're goint,
to miss them."
Over the years, the two
looked forward to sreinu, all
their customers, but two
stick out in Mr.
tip\ ridakos' mind — the late
Regional Chairman Gary
ficn-enia and Bill Manning.
!hc first chiefadministrame
It i, cr for Durham.
Gary Herrema
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-h;t ykas one of my biggest
•rl_hli_rhts because Gan and
I *roti up together." h1r.
Spvridakos recalls. "1 never
looked at hum like a hors. He
was one of the finest people
I ever worked with. I don't
say worked for, because
Gary was a true friend. I
have a very great respect for
Gan Herrema. God hlcss
his scul.
"I will never forget Bill
planning. either. He was a
father figure to me. He was
like my K ss, but at the same
tinic tic was like a father fig-
ure to me. He talked to me
like I was his own sun."
And, customers admired
hie Spyridako,, When word
filtered out that he was about
to piing up his apron. the
phone calls and letters :ante Mason
llooding infast and present coun-
cillors,judgles, lawyers and friends
all took the uric to s,') their good-
bNcs and thanks.
Nit-, Spyridakos was especially
touched by a letter from Durhani's
first chaimian.
"Walter Beath, he was always so
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Ajax Home Week festivities
end with a ban�
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day at the races and a
fireworks display, there
is plenty on tap for the
closing day
AJAX — This year's Ajax Home
Wcek wraps up Sunday
with several
events.
Hwy 101
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held on the soccer field of the Ajax
Community Centre from 8 to I I a.m.
Cost is $3 for adults and $2 for chil-
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There is help
A low-key presentation made at the Durham Regional
Police headquarters Friday morning went as scheduled with-
out much fanfare. but it contained an important message for
the community. A training video on sexual assault. given to
police and financed by the Ontario Women's Directorate.
serves as a reminder that there is help available for victims of
this violent, demeaning crime. While local \IPP,,. police.
members of the Rape Cnsis Centre. the Children's Aid
Socio\ and the Crown Attorney's ottice gathered for the pre-
senuition, the moa important segmtlent of tfic commumt,, as.u-
ciated with ttx video was absent. The victims of sexual
assault, who are of all ages, background, and walks of life.
were not there to watch. But the,, are the reason for the
thought. care and hard work that went into making the video.
One of the mam messages on the video. which is Intended
as a resource tool for both police and community groups, is
that victims must step forward and report the crime in order to
take back control of' their own lives. -Ihls advice tomes from
those who've lived through the ordeal. Those who are suffer-
ing from the aftermath of such crimes are not alone.
The stigma that sexual assault victims somehow encour-
aged their attacker or deserved the- assault has waned during
tfx- past few year.. Further, public education has hrmidened
our awareness of what sexual assault is and the various firms
it can take. Training vide(% such as this are welcome tools as
we continue to educate ourselves on this crime of violence.
But it's to be hoped that victims, above all, will be reached
by this latest initiative. Videos like this one can't help them if
they don't reach out and asked to to helped.
And the\ eleser\c all ttx help. empathy and healing the rest
of, the community can give them.
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. Letters to the editor
Graduation time
switch riles mom
To the editor:
I was appalled this year to find out St. Mary Catholic
Secondary School in Pickering has arbitrarily decided to
switch Grade 12 graduation from the evening to 2 p.m. in
the afternoon.
Five weeks before the date, June 27, the parents had not
been notified of the time or cost involved. A visit to the
school and a conversation with a school official "the par-
ents wanted it at 2 p.m. so they could have time for a grad-
uation party in the evening". Which parents and do parties
take precedence over the actual graduation?
Neither I nor the dozen or so parents I have spoken to
had ever been asked about this switch. Most parents of 18
year olds are working and would have difficulty taking
time off from work. Up to and including 1994, graduation
ceremonies were always held in the evening. Why the
switch? Is it to limit the numbers? The fact that the 1995
graduating class was very large was mentioned to the
school official. Is it therefore to inconvenience the parents
and ensure they can't attend'! Or could it just be for the
convenience of the teachers'?
If you have a child graduating this year and are incon-
venienced by the time, please call the school to voice your
displeasure.
Marilyn Mendes
Pickering
v Letters to the editor
Kudos for
Council's Bay
vision
To the editor:
Re: Public ownership of
Frenchman's Bay waterfront.
I would like to hr -gin this letter
with a statement of my personal
vision:
..To walk around the bay, cherish-
ing the relaxation and recreation that
only a closeness with nature can pro-
vide. The sun shimmering on the
water, the birds sounding their calls
and the flowers boasting their beauty
before you."
When 1 read about the purchase of
the Port Pickering Marina land, sever-
al questions come to mind.
I. Why would we want it'? What is
the Town going to do with this land?
We want this land to begin collecting
and connecting the required parcels to
complete the trail and realize the
vision. An opportunity to purchase the
waterfront land required to fulfill this
vision presents itself infrequently.
Now is the time. Perhaps this will be-
the
ethe site of the public boat launch that
the Pickering Harbour Company
offered previously.
2. What will be the ongoing
costs of ownership? For the short
term, this will be parkland and will
require only minimal maintenance.
The incremental costs of maintaining
these three acres of land would be dif-
ficult to determine separate from the
many hundreds of acres of parkland
the Town maintains today.
3. Does this parcel of land have
any value, now or in the future'? It
seems like a reach to connect this land
with a waterfront trail today. In my
opinion, the purchase decision is a
good one which seizes the opportunity
for public ownership.
The Environment and Waterfront
Regeneration Trust made a fantastic
presentation at the Pickering East
Shorc Communit,, Association annual
general meeting In March of this year.
Durino this presentation, the speaker
recounted several positive experiences
where thev were successful in negoti-
ating to briny_ waterfront land into
public ownership.
Imagine your own experience
when sharing this trail with your fami-
ly and friends. We are passing on a
treasure to our children. I submit that
the value of this land, publicly owned,
is priceless.
Congratulations to Pickering coun-
cillors who sham the vision for a trail
around the bay.
Rov Robinson
Pickering
What if we
didn't pay
school taxes?
To the editor:
Since Wayne King asks for a reply
to his letter of May 22, please allow me
to oblige.
Just consider, Wayne, if all support-
ers of education withheld their support.
The school boards would be forced to
borrow the shortfall, and guess who
will pay it'? You indicated that you're
employed...well lucky for you! lust
wait until you're on a fixed income and
have no siblings using the system.
Guess what; you still keep paying!
Oh yes, a few stats for you: an aver-
age family of four with a median
income spends more of their family
income on such "necessities" as junk
food, alcohol, video movies, lawn fer-
tilizer, cigarettes, lottery tickets and
vacations than their entire property
taxes! Think about it!
Have a nice summer, Wayne.
Jim McLean
Ajax
Steve
Houston
Opinion
Bill's story
I A man visited my office recently.
His name is Bill. His story was touch-
ing and sad, but there was a lesson in
it. It was quite a story. This is it -
Bill is a widower who lives in our
community. His wife died ofcanccr in
1995 after battling the disease titr two
years. He was there for her, through it i
all, until she died.
And there he was, he says. lonely.
numb, and shattered from the loss. But
he went on living, as we all must, as
most of' us do.
Later, perhaps too soon, he met ;i
woman. They hit it ofl' after an inlor-
n)al meeting among mutual friends.
They began dating.
Bill had received a sizable insur-
ance settlement following his wjfc's
death, and didn't mind offerings to prt)-
vide a loan to his new friend when she
informed him of a Icw debts she had
incurred. That was tine, Bill said. He
could help. As he puts it, he did "the
things you do when you think you're
in love."
"Then the bombshell: "Shc
informed me she was charged with
welfare fraud to the tune of $17,( M,"
Bill was shocked, but still vulnera-
ble, still warm in the glow of a brand
new relationship. He trusted this
woman who cameinto his lifc at a
time when he needul a friend most.
He paid her welfare debt and request-
ed she add his name to the deed for her
house. And that's where the natter
was left. It seemed the perfect solu-
tion, they moved in together and
worked to build a future so they could
say goodbye to the past. i
They lived that way for awhile.
enjoying life as a couple, redecorating
the house, being parents to a child.
making lunches, doing laundry.
But, relationships being what they
are, they hit a few rough spots. There
were questions about a child of Bill's
from a previous marriage. Things
were said, accusations made, and
voices were raised.
The consequence: A bitter begin-
ning to a more bitter end in this once
perfect relationship.
Toward the end, Bill sent a note to
his love, explaining that his money
was running out and that they should
sit down to discuss their common
future. He thought they could work
things out until the police arrived one
night and told him he had to leave. It
was her house, they told him. It was
right there in black and white. He had
to leave. Now.
Arid he did.
Bill surely made mistakes in his
life. He surely must bear responsibili-
ty for his actions. But he's sad. He's
broke. He feels betrayed. Here is
again, another love lost. That's Bill's
story.
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Dog days of summer
can take a toll on pets
DURHAM — Don't forget about the
tier -legged member of your family
when you're thinking about summer
safety.
Overkx>king the safety of the family
pet can have tragic consequences.
Leading the list of no -nos is leaving
pets in a car with the: windows rolled up
on a hot day, says Walt Ingwersen, tech-
nical advisor to Pickering -Ajax -Whitby
(PAW) Animal Control and a veterinari-
an at the MacKay Animal Clinic in Whit-
by.
He notes the temperature in the vehi-
cle can rise quickly and a dog or cat can
develop heat stroke.
"Depending on the weather that day,
it may take less than two or three minutes
for the temperature in the car to rise,
inducing heat stroke in your pet. This is
often fatal. The rule of thumb is to never
leave your pet in the car unattended."
The Ontario Society for the Preven-
tion of Cruelty to Animals notes signs of
overexposure to heat include increased
panting, deep red or purple tongue,
glazed eyes, vomiting and/or convul-
sions. If you observe one or more or
these symptoms and your pet has been in
an area where heat stroke is possible,
immediately move the animal to a cooler
environment, gradually immerse it in
cool water or soak it with a garden hose.
Apply ice to the head, neck and under the
tail. Give your pet small and frequent
amounts of water and get it to a vet as
soon as possible.
Dr. Ingwersen recommends you
never let a dog put its head out the win-
dow of a moving vehicle, because the
animal could be hit in the eye by debris
from the road or an insect, resulting in
injury.
Or, a dog in your car might see an ani-
mal in another vehicle and jump out to
get to the other animal.
Dogs and cats should be restrained in
an animal car seat — a belt device that
attaches to car seatbelts. Not only will it
keep the pet safe if there's an accident, it
also keeps dogs and cats out of the way
of the driver.
Letting a dog ride in the back of a
pick-up truck "is an injury waiting to
happen," Dr. Ingwersen says. The animal
may jump out of the truck while it's
moving and the dog isn't protected if
there are any sudden stops, starts or
turns.
You should keep your pet's vaccina-
tions up to date and your dog on a pro-
gram to prevent canine heartworm dis-
ease.
If you're heading to a cottage, have
your animal vaccinated against rabies
ix -fore leaving. Rabies is a potentially
fatal disease that animals can pass on to
humans.
While at the cottage, keep dogs and
cats on your own property. the SPC:
recommends. This will reduce the
chances of your pct getting lost, being hit
by cars travelling on roads or coming
into contact with other animals, especial-
ly wild ones.
Animals, particularly dogs, like water.
This usually isn't a problem, but it can
dead to some, like an ear Infection.
Once ' Fido is finished splashing
around in a lake or river, place a cotton
ball at the opening of the ear, massage
the ear canal below the cotton to get the-
water
hewater into the ball and then remove the
cotton.
Wet fur can lead to skin irritation, so
towel off your animal once it's out of the
water. This will allow the fur to dry
quicker and avoid irritation, Dr. Ingw-
ersen says.
Put an animal flotation device on your
pet if you take it boating. This will help
keep your pet above water, especially
when it's rough, he notes.
These life -jackets are highly visible,
making it easy to locate an animal that's
gone overboard. And, the jackets have a
handle on the back, making it easier to
pull a dog or cat out of the water.
The devices are available at pet stores
or vets' clinics.
Dr. Ingwersen says pet's "don't make
good bait, so be careful: with them around
your fishing tackle. It's an all -too -fre-
quent occurrence of needing to remove
hooks from some part of their anatomy."
As for sun exposure, treat your pets
like people. Try to limit exposure, espe-
cially between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., make
sure your pet has access to water and
shade, and if your animal has a thin hair
coat, especially over the ear tips and
nose, apply sunscreen.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1996 -PAGE 7
Keep safety in mind as
you have fun in the sun
DURHAM - - Slip, slap and slop this summer.
Slip on clothing to cower your arms and Icgs,
slap on a wide -brimmed hat and slop on a sun-
screen with a sun protection factor (SPI-) of 15 or
higher.
Follow that advice now and you could avoid
getting skin cancer later, says the co-ordinator of
the West Durham Unit of the Canadian Cancer
Society.
"Regular use of sunscreen in the first 18 years
of life could reduce the lifetime incidence of skin
cancer by 78 per cent. It's important to protect
your skin and sec your doctor about any suspi-
cious sores, spots or moles," says Lynn Na/arko.
More than 62,5(x) Canadians develop skin
cancer annually, and while most
cases aren't life-threatening, they
are a significant health problem, she
notes.
About 640 Canadians die each
year from skin cancer.
"It's been predicted one in seven
Canadians born this year will dc�el-
op skin cancer sometime dunn,g his
or her lifetime," Ms. Naiarko
reports. "One severe sunburn during
childhood can double a child's risk
of developing skin cancer later in
So slip, slap and slop.
And, reduce your exposure to
the sun between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m., _ #:
seek shade whenever possible and
keep babies under one year out of -
direct sun.
People most at risk of develop-
ing skin cancer are outdoor workers,
fair -skinned, fair-haired people•
travellers soaking up the sun on 1
vacation, people who have previ-
ously had skin cancer, individuals
using tanning devices. such as tan-
ning � txx>ths�or sun lamps. people J
who have had blistering sunburns in
childhood, and people who freckle
easily or have many moles.
Some other 'sumsense' tips:
* reapply suns,:rccn after sotiun-
ming, active sport or continuous
exposure throughout the day
* wear sunglasses that protect you from ultravio-
let
let rays
* sunscreens aren't recommended for children
less than six months old
* use caution with medications, as certain drugs
and cosmetics, including birth -control pills, can
cause an increased sensitivity to the sun.
Guarding against skin cancer isn't the only
safety precaution you should take this summer.
Here are a list of other tips to follow to ensure this
summer is a fun one.
Biking: Everyone, no matter what age, should
wear a helmet every time they ride a bike.
Diving: To avoid an injury, think before you
dive.
Don't think that because the surface of the
water appears smooth and sate that it's safe to
dive. There may be hazards such as rocks and
other debris. And, the depth of lakes can change
because of tides or the season of the year. So, a
safe diving area today may not be safe tomorrow.
Use traffic lights as a guide before diving.
Red — Stop and think about what you're
about to do. Once you have started your dive, it's
too late to change your mind.
Yellow — Use caution. Is the water deep
enough and clear of hazards? If the water depth
isn't clearly marked, ask a lifeguard or other
knowledgeable person. When in doubt don't dive.
Wade or slip into the water feet first.
Green — Go ifyou're certain it's a sate area to
dive.
And remember, diving and drinking don't
unix.
Backyard pool safety:
Swim only with an adult pool supervisor, play
with care. walk near the pool, and do feet -first
entries only.
The pool supervisor should know, how to use
safety equipment and emergency procedures.
Only approved personal flotation devices and
not toys should he used to support weak swim-
mers.
To make your pool as safe as possible. the Red
Cross recommends you install a fence at least 1.2
metres (five feet) high, separate the pool from the
house with a self -latching, self-closing gate.
ensure the gate remains locked at all times unless
there's a supervising adult present, and install
proper rescue equipment and a pex)l-side tcle-
phonr
Canadian Cancer Society West Durham Unit co-ordi-
nator Lynn Nazarko, left, and society volunteer Janet
Whalen with items you'll need to practise safe sunning
— a hat, an umbrella and information leaflets.
Neer leave young children alone near water.
The Red Cross reports 69 per cent of drowning
victims aged one to four years are alone at the
time of the incident. About one-third of all tod-
dlers who drown do so in a private swimming
pool.
One in three: diving accidents happen in back-
yard pools and almost all victims are male visitors
aged 15 to 1-5 years. The majority of spinal
injuries occur when someone: dives into water less
than five feet deep and on the victim's first dive.
The Canadian Red Cross notes, in most cases,
neither the victim nor the pool owner recognized
diving as a risky activity.
If you're using a pool slide, the Red Cross rec-
ommends using feet -first entries. This is impor-
tant because most slides are placed in shallow
water areas.
Boating:
Firstly, boating and alcohol don't mix, so leave
the booze at home. The Red Cross notes alcohol
contributes to 40 per cent of fatal boating acci-
dents each year.
Everybody in the boat should be wearing a
lifejacket. Nobody intends to fall overboard, but
accidents do happen. Each year, more than 600
Canadians drown — many of them recreational
boaters.
Not only will a lifejacket help keep you afloat,
it can also keep you warm in cold water and make
you more visible in the water.
Be a safe boater by monitoring local weather
before leaving, knowing your boat (breakdowns
are a major cause of boating emergencies), and
infonning a responsible person about where
you're going.
PAGE 8 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1996
Pickering Council
hopes speed bumps
slow west -end drivers
It ,' N1ARIANNE T:,KACS
-- Si qtr ht.roKn.x
PiCKFRING — Residents in file
Ruu,,emount Drive/Altana Road arca
haNc found a solution to a perplexing
tral- is problem in their nci1,,hborho od.
People who live on Dalewooxf Drive
and Brookridge Gate have complained
to the Town that their neighborhood has
been made unsafe bN all the cars using
Dalewoxxf and Brookridge as a short-cut
to avoid trafiic at the intersection of
Altona and Kingston Roads. Residents
of Ruugemount Drive haNc had the same
grievance about their street. and both
groups haNc said the short-cuttim_
motorists are dri%ing too fast as well.
The Town hired a consulting tirn to
conduct a traffic stud% of the arca. But
each of the alternaw. c solutions the con-
sultant suggested. m%ol ing through
traffic and turn prohibitions, .vas unac-
ceptable to at least one of the resident
groups.
At.\londav's meeting of Town Coun-
cil's executive committee, however.
ever-yone agreed to try a solution new to
Pickenne streets —speed humps. Coun-
cillors approved their installation at the
intersection of Dalewoo d and
Bro okridge, at the curNc of Dalcwoo d,
and at three Net -to -be -determined posi-
tions on Rouk'entount.
In supporting the .peed hump Solu-
tion, several councillors noted the} were
not necessarily the right answer for
new,hhorhood traffic problems else-
where in Pickering.
" 1 adamantly oppose. as a norm.
speed humps." said %yard 2 Regional
Councillor Doug, Dickerson, cxplainmg
the,, can be danLcrous for emergency
vehicles and snow plows. "I certainl}
would not want to see them starting to be
used as a tratlic calming measure all
over Town." He said he was unlN agrec-
inc to their use: in this case because it
was a --unique" situation.
A'ard i Regional Councillor Maurice
Brenner noted the harriers were only
tieing installed as a "pilot project" and
their eficcm eness would to reviewed on
an annual basis.
"TtieN're intended to take out your
front end (if you speed oyer them), so
don't come cn inst to the Town of Pick-
ering if they take out -,our front end."
sari Coun. Brenner.
Portrait of the artist as a young man
Dunbarton High School Grade 12 student
Owen Wood poses in front of his sculpture,
entitled 'At 18', in the lobby of the Pickering
Civic Complex. His work is part of an exhi-
bition of art by the school's students at the
complex which will continue until this Tues-
day.
photo by A.J. Groen
Public school board cuts close Pickering pool
FROM PAGE 1
rent pian is to maintain the swimming and
community programs the Town was plan-
ning to provide at the pool through the rest
of this Near. But he is not sure the Town will
be able to maintain all the programs next
year with the loss of re\.cnuc.
Mr Rev nolds plans t , meet with school
board olfi:ial,t.,di.:u h.',.r,!hudgetdo:i-
signs which have resulted in surne local
schools bring closed after hours to commu-
nity groups. and the question of the Dunbar -
tun pool.
"I'm hoping that we can discuss and have
them reconsider that particular decision,"
said Mr. Revnolds.
Dunh:irton principal Arend Dekkcr will
meet kith Iown stall to discuss the n',
"bare minimum requirement" for operating
the pool, and notes the school is going to do
whatever it can to maintain access to it for
students. -I might even go begging to the
local scnice clubs," he added.
"v1e feel it's going to be a real loss if we
don't keep that pool open and operating, and
we think the community isgoing to lose
Take that.'
Events at the Frenchman's Bay Festival in
Pickering last Sunday included this
demonstration by the Canadian Martial
Arts Commission. Showing off their skills
are, from left, brown belt Mark DeOuet-
teville and black belt Jason White.
photo by Andrew Iwanowski
Mr Dekker describes the pool as
an "integral part" of the school's
physical education program. It is
also used by the Dunbarton, Pine
Rid, -,c Secondary School and Pick-
cring Hi, -,h SAool swim teams,
and arra elementary schools.
Pickering Councillor Maurice
Brenner. in whose ward the school
is located, saes he will put a
motion before Council Monday to
P
bring in the Ministry of Education and local
MPP Janet Ecker to discuss school facility
use with the Town and school board.
"w'e're nut hacking off," says Coun
Brenner, adding the school hoard has a
responsibility to work with the public which
has paid for its facilities and the Town it is
supposed to bc- working in partnership with
to provide space for community programs.
-These decisions to lock out the owners of
these facilities is not appropriate."
The councillor says many students at the
high school arc upset atx)ut the elimination
of the aquatic program and about not being
consulted before the decision to cut it was
made.
He believes there are other "creative
solutions" available to the board for reduc-
ing its costs without cutting community and
student access to facilities.
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Birthday Birthday -I 2 50th Anniversary M i c h a e l
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Ray and Barbara
Williams of beauty named Martin cele-
Ajax became a Nicole Sharp Hoover are crlchrating their
heated his first
Ajax birthday on June
teenager on May turned seven 50th wedding anniversary v j
25. Wishin June 3. Wish- on Juno 15 with family and
w 4. "Happy birth -
on friends at Regallis Restau- = , day Michael
Trot/ a happy - ing their j Love Mommy,
13th birthday sweetheart a rant. ""117eir love. commit- p Y
were Mom. happy birth- ment and dedication to each x Daddy and
Christo her'
Dad, Grandpa, day with love` J other are an inspiration to us 1 P
Grandmas, were Mom, - all. )very hest wish and
family and Dad, Katie love from us all. Cong�ratu- Birthday
friends. ' i and David. lations�'
"Lovina birth-
Graduation day wishes are
Wedding Birthday being sent to
"This adorable ,uv has a conta- On June 12. Regan Turner
n Debbie Flem- from big brother
gious personality that has touched in received her Blake, Mom and
4 many people. His unique sparkle of g
undergraduate Dad. We hope
life has grown over the last 19 \:=1
degree from the you had a won -
years. I am so very proud of the
man you are. Rich. Happy 19th tlniyersity of dcrful first birth-
birthday. Richard Williams.Wish- Toronto. Con day on Dunt 13"
incy you all the best now and always I gratulations and
�• �- - from a yens proud Mother.' good luck at
graduate school---- Birthday
in September from Mom, Dad, "()ne of Bar -
Birthday Kevin and Sherry.he's biggest fans
1`9ay =i. 1X16 is a day Jennifer ; celebrated a birth -
Brown and Brent Hughes will always —,day las[ week.
wedreinember, as they ed in a ceremony. Happy birthday wishes were BD
directed at Andreina Rankin cm ll-thdC11 Char 1 e n e
at Pillaring Village united Church. ; Mav _'-1. whcn she turned eight. 7o ,� Mav 29 BroA turned
Brent is the sem of Brenda and George was a special seven on June 12.
Hughes of Pickering, while Jennifc r is celebrate, Andreina had a sleep- 1k
the dau«hter of Rhoda Brands -Stuart over with some of her friends. day for Krista She already par -
of Pickerimi Birthday ereetings from Mom. Johnston. tied with her
and �t3lliam Brown of ; Dad sisters tiara and Jennifer. t because she school friends
Mississauga The maid of honor wa.� hrother Barrv, liana Puddister turned seven. with a Barbie
Debra Moore and the test man w.L. Happy birth- theme party. She: next celebrates with
Blair Henderson- arn' <;randm:� Rankin.
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(lcly wishes, �.r-.-,- church anti family. Lots of
love, huts and love, hu,,s and kisses fmm bions and
/ Graduation kisses from Dad. Special congratulations to
Mom, Dad Great -Grandma Minnie Binns, who
K a r e n and hie broth- turned 08 on Jurhe 1. 1 [appy birthcL•ty to
Long-time Ajax Trowbridge cr Ben. tx)ltl of you."
residents Bernice is graduating
and Bill Ashton r i with honors "�
celebrated their y ; from the :Wedding _; Birthday
50th anniversary , _ ' �. Early Child -
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Katie Kar-
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were son Dane and at Durham married
Mare. daugh- j C o I I e g e. 'Andrew's Presbyterian Church in ram tamed f
ter Sharon, daugh- Best wishes : ' Pickering Village. After honey- five on June
ter Cathy and hus- from Mom, mooning in Jamaica, they've set up Wishing
band Rick, daughter Anne and husband Dave, daughter Grandma and Grandpa, brothers .r+esidence in Pickering. Wishing her a very
Michelle and husband Rob, their 11 grandchildren and Stephen and Ian. Karen will attend ,you years of happiness and love are happy bath
two great-grandchildren. Trent University in the fall. Mom, Dad, Kelly and Allanwere
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µ i pons y ax out and have fun mucking your , " A birthday
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Wallace turns 10
turned one on lane 5. Big sis- dot _'..many .. tuhote day boy on June 6, as he ttuned on June 16. Her
ter Aislynn, all her family "Our lovely daughter Deannason .Paul nine. Happy birthday wishes from
and fiends wished Kendra a Heron themed two on June 12. vt►ilfe ,Marg, Mom, Dad, brothers Michael and family would like
very special day. As a special Mom, Dad, sisters Jandle and ghter Jeanne Geoffrey, cousins Christopher', to send herr aa ll their best wishes for a
very happy birthday. The final clue:
treat for Kendra, Great- Ashton, and new baby brother ' , husband Scott and Sydney, Nene and `Welcome friends, this sign will say,
Granny Winnie and Uncle Marshall send you all our love and john, son Rob Poppa, Grandma and Grandda-
Billy cane all the way from wishes for a wonderful birthday. rr3�ud wife Marg, do, Aunts Susan and Diane, Uncles follow the trail which will lead the way,
Ireland to celebrate the big You're an absolute joy to be arts[ -their ,seven and Michael and feline friends Muffin, BuddK take small steps and flick the switch,
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Relive Klondike days Monday, Tuesday
with Ajax students and Pierre Berton
AJAX — Students at
Lincoln Alexander Public
School here have gold
fever.
For two days this week.
intermediate students at
the school will
reenact the
Klondike days. PE
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The Public is welcome
to dropinto the school at
95 Church St. N. during
school hours or for Mr.
Berton's talk.
You can take in
c c% c n t w I
CL: RKF IIENNItiG INC. i rt
run all da} Mon-
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exhibits, demonstrations. pan for gold and stake
films and dance hall girls, your claim for 50 cents.
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Cedarcroft Place: 'The Premier in retirement Living...
protection is further enhanced by
the supervisor's ?-t-hour schedule.
The establishment emphasizes
activity and companionship.
These are achieved through
planned exercise programs, arts
and crafts, games, and social
events.
Cedarcroft pays close attention
to every need of the resident.
Even personal laundry service is
built in. Appetizing meals are
prepared in the centre's efficient
kitchen. Refreshments are also
offered between meals.
For personal grooming and
healthcare, there is an in-house
barber, hairdresser, and podiatrist.
The doctor visits the residence
once or twice a week to provide
private consultations; however,
round-the-clock visits are
available.
Although most residents maintain
their independence, special
supplementary nursing is
available.
Rates for Cedarcroft are
reasonable, and depend on the
level of care required.
As in all its centres, the
dedicated Oshawa staff offers
customized service in an
affordable, yet luxurious setting,
with individual comfort being a
You step into the foyer of this
attractive building, and for a
moment, you are convinced that
you are in the lobby of a luxury
hotel.
This, however, is Cedarcroft
Place, where gracious retirement
living is offered in customized
comfort and individualized
surroundings, and where quality
is a way of life.
Located in Oshawa at 649 King
St. E., Cedarcroft Place is an
ideal retirement home, close to
all amenities. Situated on one of
the city's main thoroughfares,
this impressive five -storey
residence is within close
proximity to all amenities -
across the street, a shopping
plaza, medical facilities next
door, transportation, banking and
churches are also nearby.
On the other hand, you can
enjoy Cedarcroft's scenic setting,
or take a daily stroll through a
nearby public park.
Designed for comfort and
Cedarcroft
To
avu
VVbM your coalfotrt igoareooe ,
convenience, there is a choice of
single or double standard
occupancy in guest rooms, which
boast private en suites.
The centre's motto is `Your
comfort is our concern'. This care
is reflected in the gracious, warm
atmosphere, starting in the
pleasant dining room, continuing
through to the inviting lounge and
cosy recreation room.
The soft warm color schemes
are achieved through the use of
decorator coordinated drapes and
broadloom. However, a more
personalized environment can be
developed by adding one's own
furnishings.
Cedarcroft's commitment to
comfort and safety is reflected in
the fully air conditioned rooms,
each featuring individual climate
control.
The built-in emergency call
system for round-the-clock
primary concern.
649 King St. E.
Oshawa
For A Personal Guided
Tour Or Further
Information
Call 723-9490
MARJORIE
BEATTIE
(administrator)
u
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 16,1996 -PAC P: 15
To list your non-profit
group's upcoming events,
information must be sub-
mitted by 5 p.m. the
Wtolnesday preceding Sun-
day publication. To have
your events promoted in
Billboard, fax 681-7363 or
,write to the Ajax -Pickering
:News Advertiser, 130 Com-
mercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario,
LIS 2H5.
MONDAY, JUNE 17
SUPPORT GROUP: The
Durham Gay and Lesbian
Intcr-Faith Support Group
meets twice a month (first and
third Monday) in Oshawa.
This group meets to support
Gays. Lesbians. Bisexuals and
Transgendcred people in their
Spiritual journey. 436-3617
(Judy or Jim) for location or
information.
NURSERY SCHOOL: Gin-
cci-bread Co-op Nurscry
School (a non-profit parent -
run presch(x)l), holds its last
open house for fall registra-
tion at Pickering West Shore
Community Centre, on Bayly
St. between Whites LiverTxx)l
Rds.. Pickering, from 9 to
11:30 a.m. It's for presLhool
and J.K. morning programs.
420-1627 ( Enid Roberts).
IR TSDAY, JUNE 18
LIBRARY: Friends of the
Alar Public Library meet at
the main branch, comer of
Harwoxxl Ave. and Kings
Cres., next to the Ajax "Iuwn
hall, at 7 p.m. Guest
speaker is David
Grernor of Future
Horizons. 428-1328
( Val Marshall).
BREAST-FEED-
ING: The La Lcche
Lcague of Ajax
meets the third
Tuesday of every
month at 7:45 p.m.
Information and
support on breast-
feeding. Nursing
mothers, babies and
pregnant woman
welcome. 683-7547
or 666-2775 for
information and
location.
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE 19
SCHIZOPHRE-
NIA: The Durham
chapter of the
Ontario Friends of
Schizophrenics
support group
meets the third
Wednesday of each
month at 7 p.m. in
Building 30 of the
Whitby Psychiatric
Hospital, 700 Gor-
don St. Use rear
entrance. 723-8673.
EUCHRE: The
Ladies' Auxiliary of
the Royal Canadian
Legion, Bay Ridges
Branch 606, holds
its monthly euchre
night at 8 p.m. on
the third Wednes-
day of every month
at 1555 Bayly St.,
Pickering. $3 per
person; $1.50 for
seniors over age 65. Refresh-
ments, prizes. 839-2990.
ALCOHOL: Adult Children
of Alcoholics, Ajax -Pickering
Chapter, meets every Wednes-
day at St. Andrew's Presbyter-
ian Church, 35 Church St. N.,
Pickering Village, at 7:30 p.m.
Free. New members wel-
come. 416-593-5147.
HOCKEY: Ajax Minor
Hockey Association holds
open hockey registration for
the 1996-1997 scason in the
west lobby of the Ajax Com-
munity Centre, Centennial
Rd., from 6 to 9 p.m. Birth
certificates and OHIP cards
required for first-time registra-
tion.
SEX ASSAULT: The
Women's Rights Action
Coalition of Durham holds a
workshop on sexual assault
and harassment from 9 a.m. to
5 p.m. at the Pickering Recre-
ation Complex, Valley Farm
Rd. south of Hwy. 2. It's free,
but donations accepted.
Lunch and child care provid-
ed. 427-7549.
HEAD INJURY: The Head
lnlury Association of Durham
Region holds its annual gener-
al meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the
Oshawa Public Library, 65
Bagol St. For assistance with
transportation, call 723-2732.
CANCER: A cancer coping
skills program for cancer suf-
ferers is held at Ajax-Pickrr-
ing General Hospital. Contcr-
ence Room C, starting June
19 and running every Wednes-
day fir six weeks, front 7 to 9
p.m. The cost is $40 (includes
patient and one caregiver).
h86-1516.
GOLF: The Durham Busi-
ness and Prolcsstonal
Women's Club holds its annu-
al golf tournament at the Har-
mony Creek Golf Club. I(XX)
Bl or St. E.. Oshawa. Tee off
begins at 3 p.m. and dinner at
7 p.m. $40 for golf and dinner
and $30 for dinner alone. 427-
6930 (Karen Graham) or 416-
752-2881 (Laura Nigro).
THURSDAh', JUNE 20
HIKE: A tree hike is being
held at 7 p.m. at the Green-
wood Conservation Arca, off
Wcstney Rd. N. (between
Taunton Rd. and the 5th Con-
cession), Ajax. Learn to iden-
tify some trees by their leaves
and hark. Admission is 52.50
for adults. $1.75 for seniors
and S1.25 for children (chil-
dren under five arc free). Meet
in the parking lot. 416-661-
6600 (MTRCA).
LUNG ASSOCIATION:
The Luna Association of
Durham Region holds its
annual ,eneral meeting from
2 to 3:30 p.m., at the PHI Cen-
tre, Suite 3W. 40
King St.. W..
Oshawa. 436-10116.
FRIDAY,
,ZUNI•: 21
�DI)1CTI ON:
The Serenity Group holds a
12 -step recovery meeting at S
p.m. at Bayfair Baptist
Church, 817 Kingston Rd.,
Pickering. The group deals
with addictions of all types,
including co-dependency. All
welcome. 428-9431 (Jim) in
the evenings.
CARDS: Seniors wanting to
play the card game Solo can
meet at Ajax Seniors` Friend-
ship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd.,
Ajax, Fridays from I to 3:30
p.m. It's free and for people 55
and older. 683-8538 (Phil
Heller).
SATURDAY, JUNE 22
'.NATURE: The KidsFun
with Nature Club at the
Greenwood Conservation
Area meets from 10 a.m. to
noon. Topic: is Trees and
Forests. Games, activities, arts
and crafts. The GreenwcxxJ
Conservation Area is off
Wcstney Rd. N. (between
Taunton Rd. and the 5th Con-
cession), Ajax. Admission is
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PICKERING — The Pickering
I:ast End Saints midget rep roller
hockey team captured the Ontario
Open Tournament at the Pickering
Recreation Complex June 7 to 9.
In the championship contest, the
Saints scored a 4-2 victory. Jeff
Squigna, assisted by Jody Brown
;incl Brian Park, got the winner with
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Saints roll to roller
two minutes remaining. Troy
Levesque added an empty -net
marker to complete his hat trick.
The Saints lost 7-6 to the
Durham Devils in overtime in the
tourney opener.
They then played to a 2-2 draw
with Mississauga. With just 26 sec-
onds remaining and the goaltender
on the bench, the S
Smith scored the equ
pass from Jeff' Galea.
ended in a deadlock
minute sudden -death
frame failed to settle th
In a must -win ga
Saints. the Pickerin
responded with a 3-0
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hockey tournan
aints' Gene the S.LH.L. Blades. Shawn Murdy
alizer on a recorded the shutout in net.
The game Point getters in the tournament
i ter a five- were: Troy Levesque, five goals,
overtime three assists; Jody Brown, one
e issue. goal, four assists; Jeff Galea, live
me for the assists, Gene Smith, three goals,
g midgets one assist; Jeff McFarland, two
victory over goals, two assists; Jason McCall,
SPORTS
Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363.
The Ajax Pony Club hosted the CNE qualifier for
horse jumping at Audley Road Stables in Ajax on
Sunday. Here, Pickering Pony Club's Katie Shipley
and her mount Overtime soar over a gate.
photo by Andrew Iwanowski
Local young equestrians
dominate CNE qualifier
AJAX-PICKERING — Audley Road Stables, home
of the Ajax Pony Club, hosted the second Central Ontario
Region of Pony Clubs CNE Showjumping Qualifier June
9.
Local riders and their results:
In pre -beginner I for kids 10 and under, Heidi Thomas
of the Pickering Pony Club placed finished second.
The top four participants in pre -beginner 2 00 and
over) were Leala Pomfret, Leanne Harrison, Corrine
Nichol and Monique Rodrigues, all of the Ajax Pony
Club.
In beginner 2 (horses), Karen McKenzie of the Ajax
Pony Club was second.
Dara Chappell of the Pickering Pony Club won the
intermediate division.
Teams in all levels except pre -beginners will be chosen
based on this qualifier and two others to represent Central
Ontario at the Eastern Canada Showjumping Invitational
meet at the CNE.
The third qualifier will be hosted by the Huronia
Branch on July 14.
lent crown
two goals, one assist; Jeff Squigna
and Brian Park, one goal, one
assist; and Jason Booker, one
assist.
Two weeks ago, the Saints
midgets played at their first tour la-
ment in Scarborough and lost in the
final to the Oakville Coyotes in a
shoot-out.
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Pickering skaters make the grade in ice test days
PICKERING — The
American: Carolyn Johnston:
Pickering Figure Skating
Rocker Foxtrot: Lauren
Club recently completed two
G000l. Starlight: Amanda
sets of test days, with a large
Gilroy.
number of skaters makin_ the
F'RF,F,SKATE
grade.
Preliminary Freeskate:
Passing their tests in the
Ashley Gomes, Katllie
first test day were:
Sherwin, Emily Gaudet,
FIGURES
'Marcia Stron" Shannon
Preliminary Fieures: Kalai
Crossman, Rachel
Pitts, Christina Abraham,
Humphries. Stacey Timners:
Amanda DaSilva and
Junior Bronze Freeskate:
Kaillynn Smith; First Figure:
Amber Moore, Matthew
Emily Gaudet (Part 2). Erin
Smith, Becky Parkes.
S11cock (Part 2), Erin S-cley
Michelle Frazier, Teri
(Pari I ). Second Figure: Elisa
Alexander.
Chimonides, Matthew Smith;
The final test day of the
Third Figure: Lauren Gogol
year was held last month at
(Par-, 1), Michelle Reed ( Pan
the Pickering Recreation
I ), Tharldiwe Belgrave Hazel
Complex. Passing their tests
(Pan 2). Amanda Ellicott (Pan
were:
Fourth Figurc: Amanda
FIGURES
Elliott (Part 2): Fifth Figure:
Preliminary Figure:
Amy Trumphour.
Spencer Barnes. Lisa Binns.
DANC F_S
Carly Shearlaw, Shannah
Dutch Waltz: Lisa Binns,
Rc Deanna M,:K,:n_uc.
d.
Michelle Marchant. Chnstina
Shana Pereira (Part 1). Lesley
Abraham. Kaitlynn Smith,
Clingha: First Figure: Emily
m
Deanna McKc1gue. Angela
Gaudet (Part I ). Sarah
Plackitt, Natalie Sal, agna.
Wellman, Laura Conlin, Leah
Shenna Barnett. Amanda
Brewer: Sccond Figure:
Da.SIl,a, Canasta Tango: Lisa
Dawn Sneddon, Rebecca
Binns, Shcnna Barnett. Iris
Parkes. Anna
Papacontantinou. Natalie
Papaconstantinou; Third
Salvagna. Michelle Marchant;
Figure: Lauren Go,ol (Part
Swing: Kendall Tyler, Nlandi
2): Fourth Figure: Alexandra
Parkes. Katie Ellis, Danielle
Richardson (Pan 2): Sixth
Turnev, Kalai Pitts; Fiesta:
Figure:.ALsheet'a Saran_ri (Pan
Courtney Allen, Jennifer
2), Jayda Everett (Pan 2):
Wagner, Stacey Timners,
Seventh Figure: Taram
Kala( Pitts, Laura Conlin,
Leetha.
Willow: Pat DaSilva, Erin
DANCES
Seeley. Leah Brewer, Marcia
Dutch Waltz: Sharon
Strong; Ten -Fox: Elizabeth
Boric, Elizabeth Tyrrell,
Gogol, Thalia Bilton,
Shannah Reid, Laura Kole,
Shannon Crossman, Marcia
Katrina Dunn, Spencer
Strong; Fourteenstep:
Barnes, Janine McDonald;
Michelle Frazier, Emily
Canasta: Deanna McKeigue,
Gaudet, Teri Alexander;
Laura Kole, Christina
European: Kaillie Sherwin,
Abraham, Carly Shearlaw,
Dawn Snedden, Elisa
Shana Pereira, Janine
Chimonides, Karen Conlin;
McDonald, Katrina Dunn,
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DURHAM TIER 1 SOCCER
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Kaitlynn Smith. Amanda
Blues: Amanda Gilroy:
DaSilya, Lesley Chnghan:
Kilian: Amanda Gilroy:
Bah} Blues: Lisa Binns.
Westminster Waltz: Jayda
Janine McDonald: Swing:
Everett. Tara Leetham. Lisa
Laura Wens: Fiesta: Laura
Taylor, Argentine Tango:
Weiss, Amhre M14,re. Kaiva
Natalie GiIben. Tara
%ilanoski: Willow: Stacey
Leetham.
Timners, Kalai Pitts, Laura
FREF,SKATE
Conlin. Katva `tilanoski. Lisa
Junior Bronzc Freeskate:
Gilroy, Matthew Smith. Ten
Jennifer Chorney, Danielle
Fox: Lisa Gilroy. Sarah
Dcmermo. Karen Conlin:
Wellman: Fourteenstep:
Senior Bronze Freeskate:
Matthew Smith, K.ullie
Dana Easton (Part l ), Linda
Sherwin, Shannon Crossinan;
Joyner (Pan I ): Gold
European: Teri Alexander,
Freeskate: Asheefa Sarangi
Emily Gaudet: Keats'Foxtrot:
(Part 1). Noyice Compeutiye
Danielle Demenno: Harris
Singles lone program
Tano: Linda Jovner,
g
Amanda Gilroy.
American: Alexandra
COMPETITIVE: D:IiNC'Richardson.Richardsn.
Lauren Gogol:
No%ice compulsory Jancc
Paso Dolhle: Amy Trumphour:
— Paw Dohle, Starh_hi.
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Blues: Nicole Thomson.
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day. Call Jonathan
(416)961.2226.
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industrial serger Call Brenda.
••`- experierc>q Air
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Carousel Fashions 905"432-
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people who can start immedi
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We have an entry level position available
for a career minded, goal oriented individu-
al. Hours are Monday - Thursday 12:00 -
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Responsibilities include maintaining previ-
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calls and coordinating appointments. The
successful applicant will have a clear
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very busy , well established organization .
The key individual we hire can look forward
to steady growth and recognition. For an
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686-1414
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Successful candidate must be able to
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Sales Help/ Sates Help/ Flea Articles Articles Arts & Computer Computer Motorcycles
For Sale For Sale s Video Video
Agent MR Agent FMI Market � Crafts
POWER Rider Exerciser,
COMPLETE pine two-
SALE RECONDI-
almost new, asking $200
drawer mates bed $100
TIONED WASHERS,
Call 831-0517
Great Magnason,c 19' co-
Dryers from $150 up 30-90
TEAK DININGROOM
lour TV $75. Lady's Coaster
day warranty available
SET, wall unit 8 table with
Bike $10. Call 430-8797
WANTED. appliances
6 chairs. $475, call days or
COMPUTER. 386 system
working or not washers 8
evenings 905 509-4621
with 4 MEG memory. moni-
dryers, repair service $35
tee from $175 Trade-ins
tor. printer, $450 486 100
and up Service calls flat
Articles
Mhz. 420 MEG hard -drive,
rate.905-438-8183
FRII for Sale
4 MEG memory. SVGA co-
SHEDMAN - Quality barn
leans to tuxedos, we have it
lour monitor. $850 Dot ma-
Ink printer $69 905-430-
style shed kit 8- X 8'. SPE
CIAL ONLY 5295 I
1996 Suzuki GSXR 750,
$999. Matching leathers.
helmet 8 boots lot added
cost. Call after 4p m
(905)985-7709
P us tax
1 YEAR OLD Nordic 5615 Many other sizes and styles AutomobilesWITrucks Forresponsible • t
Sport treadmill, excellent COMPUTERS IBM 386 available Also garages Pools, 1 1 For Sale Sale
than one
condition. S60C or best on- DVS w'2mb ram, $375. Wr and decks 761 McKay Rd Spa
er Call David 905-579- 4mb $475 complete with Unit 3. Pickering For more 1990 SPRINT CON -
0492 P 1985 Bronco om loaded. insertion in the event
ilio call 905-619-2093.
color menders U S robot-VERTIBLE 88 kms. war- 6 cylinder automatic, 4x4, .
ics 14 4 modem $719 STORE AND EOUIP- HOT DEALS AVAIL- ran . well maintained.
f an error. --
19'6' THOMPSON 165 ty locking hubs. 7-1/2 ft plow
v0 lull cam Quality empac systems ABLE - t6' x 2a' rectang great cond . non-smoker, 8 harness $4400. 1986wl
per top, new M ys ems are HENT. Ice cream freezer, alar Kayak pool includes
windows and screens, on now available (ex ) Pent pop fridges, propane fryer cert . $4995 905-723.2098. Bronco II, V6. 4x4, auto. Marine
75'5 - Special $1.375 with and nu shelving. decks 8 fencing $4,995
Caulkins trader. Low hours. g 9. pump- 1991 Ford Crown Victoria. new rad 8 universals.
28 NI monitor Color print- in fixture. mist 32' x 10' Meets local by-laws. 25yr
Also Truck box finer and P g warranty 1-800-668-7564 air con , 351 cu in , transmission not shifting
tool box full size CTC to ers Form $189 Ram (new trailer Viewing July 8th �' �' property p orders) 72 pin a mb $59 95, 1996 2 P,ckenng/A!ax, phone 416- P w, certified $5000 obo P pert' $1300 Phone
of the line Asking $175 pm to Bpm 905- 798-7509 725-4865 (905)433-0775 ran FOOT, aluminum boat 8
each 905-668-0975 after 6 8 mb. $109 95. 16 mb 623-4017 trader, 9.9 Evmrude motor .
P m $21995 - Cash sales 1992 BUICK LESABRE. 1887 BRONCO 2 XLT oars, life jackets 8 cush-
SUITS SUITS SUITS Excelieni condition, me. ,ons, $3000 Call 579 -
Only Yes. we have low PetstS Ies� low mileage. excellent COn-
6 Piece solid oak dining priced used Are you going to a grProm. a ��
pentiums ,n 1 dation, 31,000 k or 22 chanically new, new post, 8255
rm suite round table, leaf tion, wedding or a prom. Boarding certified Must see! $5000
stock at Computer but our dont have a wd7 months remaining on 15FT. Starcraft fiberglass
$750 o b o Cal! 623-8169 Clearance Center. 697- y transferable warranty. o.b o Call 905-839-0713. boat, easy -load trailer.
305913owmarnalle. Well, come to Rugged Re- FREE to loving home, 2 yr $13,500.683-3178 1968 Chev 1/2 ton Silver- 40H Johnson, $1250 15h
9 pc dmmgroom suite. plays m Whitby. where ler P
solid walnut. made by DINING ROOM suite. co- around $100 you'll old orangerwhite cat. Also 4 ado. full loaded, dean ,n- Aquarian fiberglass boat,
y get a 1993 Topaz. 70,000 kms Y q 9
Kaufman of Colngwood. lon,ai 9 pce $750. 831- stylish suit, shirt, tfe and a kittens. 6 weeks old. $2 00 5speed. p b , p s . air con- side d out. excellent condi- deep hull, easy load trailer -
excellent condition. askinn „7a ,,, ..,._� o_.._. each 4343976 �..__ ..
- ___-__ nix, Sa7nn n h n laao '7nHn Chrvainr urian
5900 430-8413 -
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DINING ROOM set. black
.,...,.tr ; ......,. ,.to
g°Od to be true Came to
JACK RUSSELL TERRI-
,..,..,.,...0 ........ ..o,.�, o.
$6500 Call 679-9776.
Dodge 34 ton Cummins
'�9
- -- - .
(905)579-5352 after Spm.
AIR conditioners recondi-
with while 6 cl.rs & hutch.
Ru Ra la s. ups-
Rugged P Y
ER. for sale. spade female,
794 DODGE Shadow 2
diesel LE Model with cruise
7987 DORAL GRANDE,
tioneo with 90 day guaran-
$900 Washer 8 dryer
tale resale clothing for
11 months old. house:
door green silver porn,
and au conditioning, very
205 HP Ford Cobra. low
tee from $175 Trade-ins
5400/par Stove. 10-
men. teens are from
trained. $350 723-5170
auto, air, am/fm cassette,
clean, very heavy duly
hours, Cuddy cabin, ndud-
accepted. Sale ends June
speed bike. ladies. $75
leans to tuxedos, we have it
hits Terrier Pup.
bat 7 year warranty,
129.000kms . 511.500 ter-
m trader, fish finder. Ami
g'
22 Call Rock Bottom Deals
905-579-3ptq
a!! Take 407 to Thickson
pies
pies for sale 2 females.
44,000km, $9.000 Mike
Meed. Call 433--0656
FM Cassell. compass. VHF
at 436-1320 We buy 8 sell
DININGROOM
Rd in Whitby, go north .3
O,ks old Champion pedi-
666-1302
4X4 DREAM MACHINE -
Radio, asking, $13.500
almost anything 22 Sm_
suite oval
lights to Burns St ). turn
gree Vet checked 1st
nace.new water heater and
1980 Suzuki soft top mod,
(905)831-1630
coe St N Oshawa
table 4 chars buffet 8
right, we're in Me first plaza
snots 8 Oeworrned Leave
1995 Honda Accord EX,
Buick 3 8 V6. wide -based
stream hardtop tent trailer,
ALL NEW Herbal Nutri-
hutch w -diamond glass
on your left (Bums St Pla-
message ( ') 725-9810
fully loaded, 12.000 kms
Jeep axle. 18' lift. 30' Gres,
1996 14 h aluminum Leg -
Leg -
immaculate condition
front Carved walnut, excel
za) Hours Mon - Wed to-
436-6244.
$23.900 must sell' 579-
p.s . digital dash gauges,
end Deep V Wide Body
lion' Loss 2C pounds
3n
lent condition. asking
6. Thurs and Fn 70-9. Sat
GOOD LUCK in cfunese
4570
roll -bars. tow -bar. 2 spare
Fishing boat with 19% 20
l
days Call Menl to ream
Y Y
51200 (905)579-1943 or
10-5. Call 9othes -2ses
was to own
des be in
tires, spare 3.8
hp Manner and rad -
how 905-337-0925
(905)723-3465
Note To all clothes twrses.
Apory
Apse Non shedding. non
ng. non
GRAND OPENING- RE.
CONDITIONED CERTIFIED
engine.
53500/obo. Blau 666-3882
only 2 hours running
s r ring
y g
ANTIQUES. 9 piece ma-
DRIVEWAY SEALING 11NR
we have buyers waiting for
Y g o
r
allergic, health guarantee.
SPECIALS 1990 Sunbrd
saddle bags. 42.000 kms,
time
time on motor. Everything
hogany dining room suite,
including accessories.
designer labiefs Call for an
vet needled Payment
$3700 7969 Mu
LE. stang
GRAND OPENING- RE.
brad new includes life
$1200. 3 section wood
58After 5 p m c905i
apps
terms avalable (705) 786-
hatchback 5 spd $2800
CONDITIONED CERTIFIED
jackets and paddle $4000
glass bookcase. 200 00 ,
5-4 4907
985
KENWOOO 200 watt
3124
.
1989 Grand Am auto.
SPECIALS 1988 Jeep
Grand, loaded,
firm Gag Don 905-623-
school bench with desk at
corp,ete home stereo Sys
BREEDING CKC regis-
$3500 1989 Cavalier,
auto.
$5500 1991, Blazer, 4
7614
tached 5200 Steve at 905
GETTING tared of shirts 3
665-7733
hes fc- Father's Day"
tem 5 O,Sc CO. dual cas-
sette. tower speakers Rant
lere. Siberian Husky for
racing and show since
Z2a, auto, S4a00
Volvo Turbo, S2600
1983
1980
door, auto. loaded. $9400
1990 Bronco 11, auto, load -
ARE you Getting tied of
Come to Wild Birds UNim-
to own by phone from
1986. available 3 female
Mazda RX 7. 5 sod.
$1400
ed. $6200 1986 Jeep
sh its 8 ties for Father's
lid and let us help you find
$7 50/week Call today
puppies with blue eyes,
221 Westney Rd S
. Ajax,
Cherokee Laredo. $4700
Day' Come to Wild arcs
something different for the
(905) 571.1413
guaranteed, first shots, de-
Durham Motors Ltd.
683-
1987 •gyp Cherokee I--
Unlimited Until FaminesFamines
Dad m your We 850 King
RCA 18' SATELLITE
worried, also some house-
7550
$3400 221 West -
do. $4700 1988 GMC
150, Pick up. $5300.
Day. 10r% oft an Bird Baths
S 1'F
DISH digital soundipictiire
trained adults Inquiries
SPORTERRIFIC
SALE
1988 Chev 2500 pick up
950 K h S W (613)395-5578
` '' g
HARVEST gold tndge and
rernote- over 175 channels
your supplies an
Hurray Summer's Here
$4400
19W F250 Pickup.
APT' Limited Editions Ekz-
stove 5200 par, almond 3
10 choose from RENT TO
HOMES NEEDED Kit
Certicar has over 38 recon-
$5400
1988 GMC 1500
aoetn Berry. Professionally
or trwge and sed clean,
OWN BY PHONE Only
tens .r•. 1st zoster aduC
ditioned, certified vehicles
extend a cab. $6500 1989
trained double ,rutted
oven 41most newt $750.
S8 8&week Call 905571-
cats. many aready spayed
on sale Eg 85 Dodge
Voyager
SE. 7 pass
1486 Caravan I.E.
Must Sell. $120 905725-
Par 433.962
1413
a neutered. may medium
Corr Mint, vanilla $4.995
89 Buick Regan Ltd loaded.
pass.
$3400 221 West -
389
Hot point diamond sanes
27' stereo tale-
to
to lar btad
coal Pet logs awaiti Q
72.000 kr^ only $6.995
ney Rd
S . Ajax. Durtlam
t
Bees
t
v:s,or Bonus 6 r
your supplies an
S
Motor Ltd 683-7550
fn
Si50:. 2rdis washersesser
use $1900 a para Call
and labour warrantyNodonations
also welcome
Call DURHAM ANIMAL
ad. pristine whit $8� 95
1987 FORD F150 u
p
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Water canoe style twat ld
e sty bo,. fi
5'25. $200 assorted bird
Geoff 619-2105
money down Rent to own
ADOPTION at 905-263-
t2 Cavaliers and
truck 4 9 etre, runs well,
bre glass. 72ft with padded
$15 3 up VCR $70
goer sore 'GecForo silk tape
ph
by phone for as hors as
8915
S . SE
We have from R.S . 90
92 to 717 from 53,395 90
5800 905) 721-1165
'
Swivel seats 4 Hp even -
twin
twin headboards 8 rails
HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TORE 1 n
S6 DO/week Can (905)
577 147
1995 PONTIAC TRANS
Fnebird T -tops loaded
ayyt.
Gr 120 km. $11,195. 1966
nide motor. Great timing
$100. Junior headboard iv'� g room mirror 3
bookcase S45 electric glasswood cones ' end a -
WALNUT dining set. ora
breast pump SAC monitor Was. T V and Cabinet, 0' 194C table 6 chars. Chea
$30. baby bath S35 Childs n,ngroom table and 4 cabinet. buffet S2300 576 -
seat - 7 yrs $50. double chars. server, wall shelf, 7989
headboard 8 rails S25, large oaK wall unit 5766- WEDDING DRESS
hewbom car seat $25 2 7936
end tables 3 coffee lade 1995 style never wom. 6 it
• • - • •
S'25, 434 7075 of 434-
�.SO leave message
BIANCHI GRLZZLI
Ladies 14K Marquis ilia
mond solitaire ring w/plan
band size 5 1 2
9�1 Ap-
train size 12, matching vex
and headpiece. $600 Call
721-8764
'
4 Wheel Drive
A permanent part-time position ms available to a
^:a,- bixe 21 speed
praised at $2600, can
York 2001 weight machine
team player with
excellent cond,!,on. sacs-
avail Call (905)786--2690
wrtn pec attachment. 5250
Previous falx experiencf.
ce 5400 or best oiler
l
tins. 87 $t0 Blazer
complete Can 571-0037
Strong communication skills.
Graphics related experience an assk: et.
Phone 728-9171
BRAND NEW weddin g
LINGERIE Undercover
Wei- e• us bnng our
boutique nto your Home
Articles
Balcomputer knowledge.
goer sore 'GecForo silk tape
Fbookings career into
Wanted
Minimum grade 13 education-
Ia. victoria neckline. lace
top wvfull train NEW cis-
cal Pam 686-9084
ANTIQUES Abs I t I
,x.,000 kms, black, now
vww
$1100 (90516615-5892
$8.775 90 Mazda's GT 626
'
4 Wheel Drive
PROPELLER and Skeg
jaded. amazing
sstianytime,$800 905-
Repairs- fast service, large
3f Mustang LX, loaded, dee. 5
.
sets d,n,ng room set, kilcn-
selection. of fiberglass sup-
s17eeC. 95,000 km, $5.295
90 Chevy sport 53.6
1993 PLYMOUTH,
pins. Oshawa Glass -Fibre
l
tins. 87 $t0 Blazer
VOYAGER Grand LE,
Products Ltd 341 Duman
*20.000 km, mint, loaded
white. 100,000 kms , load-
Crt . Oshawa 905-579
$6.95 firm 86 Pontiac
ed. excellent condition,
1433
Fiero, stunning gold. spe-
$14,000.905-666-1643
Make us a offer (905)686-
tial $2,995 191 Satan.
C.D. JUKE BOX. Brand
artVtm cars. 110.000 km,
loaded, silver and
1995 PONTIAC TRANS
Recreational
on,
ayyt.
Gr 120 km. $11,195. 1966
Fully
PORT SE Ful loaded with
Vehicles
Chev p u $1,500 as is
3800 eng Under 10.000
flatbed snowmobrle/molor-
1987 Subaru Wagon, 4 x 4,
km Asking 523,500. 905-
ow thieves time in your
5 speed, 120 km, perfect
4345954
1975 GMC CENTURION
$3.95 SUPER SALE
cycle trailer 905-728-7230.
RV, low miles, completely
95 Neon Highlino div,
home KEEP THEM OUT'
Custom
reconditioned, now fur -
auto, wow 410,95.
1 .Trailers
nace.new water heater and
Certicar Auto Center,
roof air, awning, built-in va-
more. certified. $8000 Also
155 King St. W., at
9013.
Tow Dollery with all related
midtown mall, 579 -
interior $4650 Cap Dave
stream hardtop tent trailer,
Please mad or fax resume to:
tom made headpiece w.
MOVING Sale2-tmearoom
uey
Purtnasng furniture a a-
scopes, binoculars and re-
lated items. Clocks, watch-
2866- OPEN SUNDAY
15'-18' British Caravan
sstianytime,$800 905-
PAPERCOM BUSINESS FORMS
matching finger h p vail.
.
sets d,n,ng room set, kilcn-
ything old Scientific instru-mobiles
Auto
BE THERE,.
trader Large windows.
of Ontano's oldest and lar-
835 Broth Road South, Picharing, Orli Liw3J2
5475 (905)427--0490
1905)665-0726
on set. 2 Wing roan sets
ments. china. silver. adver-
1 1 for Sale
1991 Z24 5 -speed. air
stove. fn a immaculate.
dg
1979 MIDAS 29' Class
TOL (90) 83S 9 -SM Fax (905) 83"115
large 8 small loads. Untried
Make us a offer (905)686-
tising, toys, decoys dolls,
C.D. JUKE BOX. Brand
artVtm cars. 110.000 km,
sleeps 4, 53000. Also
'A' motor home, GMC 454,
A i A TOWMG
BURGLAR ALARMS a -
0653 or 1416)635-9281
milk bottles. collections or
room or 6 pe. slid pine
$8500 cert. 1989 Honda
flatbed snowmobrle/molor-
63.879mdes, excellent con -
HtlspltaY HOSPIW!
ow thieves time in your
MOVING SALE, dnmg
estates Call Roben Bowen
1979 CORVETTE, pearl-
Civic DX, auto. 3 dr. hatch-
cycle trailer 905-728-7230.
dition. Large generator,
1 1
home KEEP THEM OUT'
Custom
set. 2 love seats. coffee
Antiques (905) 655.8049,
white, glass t -roofs, p/w, air,
back. light blue, dark blue
191, 16 FT Starcraft Star-
roof air, awning, built-in va-
MedcallDental MWjcaliDe(I
built steel security
9013.
Brodkin
auto, 64,000 original ,rules,
interior $4650 Cap Dave
stream hardtop tent trailer,
cuum system, microwave.
2/ 3 bedroom apartments, e
endow, bars for as tilde a5
table television 420-W59
service.
no winters, asking 58900
576-6130.
immaculate condition
large double -door fridge.
$25 00 per window allows
OAKIPINE FURNITURE-
NEEDED. 4 or 8 port
Voice Data System. C011
Call 905-579-2187 even-
scopes, binoculars and re-
lated items. Clocks, watch-
sl 6, fn
asps dee, SIOve, fUr-
full rear bathroom, now car -
peace of mind even with
why pay retail prices" One
Fred at 576-9335.
ngs. 905-723-3905 days
Automobiles
nace. Call Pat or Val 905-
seeps 6, Certified. Ask-
wmdows open For a free
of Ontano's oldest and lar-
432-1678.
1979 CORVETTE- only
1 Wanted8590.
666-4778
ngpet
ting $16.900. 905 -655 -
estimate call (905)428-
8429
gest manufacturers is now
seting area to dime public
NEEDED: 4 or 8 port
Face Data System. Callei
83,000 original kms. All
large 8 small loads. Untried
1993 33 h. Du chiman, fully
1969 TOYOTA
C.D. JUKE BOX. Brand
Eg. soled oak 7 pc dining-
Fred at 576-9335.
power and air. Asking
56200 Call (905)420-
A i A TOWMG
loaded, r rear bed-
motor
home, 1 owner, V6, 14,000
new for home or business.
room or 6 pe. slid pine
Scrap metal
6780
P 550
$5000 cash for used 8
r con..
roan, air con., rolbtit carom
Py rtuaowave, many mea
original miles, 22 miles/
Holds 70 C.D.'s. One year
warranty $4195. Cal Marty
bedroom, your chats
$19795; many stain chases.
picked up. fridges, stoves.
picked p.
washers, dryers, cars,
1912 BUICK SKYLARK.
sc cars it tricks. 24 hrs.
�
extras. Askin g $16.000.
Ion, loaded, like new,
$19,900. CaN 905-723-
905-430.0016.
Tradionaj Woodworking
trucks, etc. Can (905)430-
4 door, 2.8 L engine. air
7 days. Call 905.686-5003
905.436-•9238.
7055.
installed with deluxe pad
deluxe
905-985-8774
9013.
con. very good condition,
or 905-706-5234; 30 m
Sierra paid 34' SiePaid $23.0oo..
from only $39 Specials
CARPET 3 marts. $299.
2/ 3 bedroom apartments, e
2378.
recently certified. $1.400.
service.
must sen $13,000. includ-
MOTOR NOME WANT -
pnce includes 30 yards of
PIANOS - GRANDFA-
WANTED , used hardtop
436-6244.
CARS FOR CASH! We
Ing. debut shed. Double M
ED, o rent herrn July 17 -
carpet, premum pad and
TIIER CLOCKS Please
tent trader. good condition,
1915 PLYYOUTM Rek-
buy used vehicles. Vehe
Trager Pads, Lot 79 LirWsay
Livid
24. Can John, da Ys 905 -
Installation Sal. 905-432-
excuse the mess, we're
to sleep 6. Call Mon. or
4 door,
des be in
ask for Ted 705-9 17:
644-2866. nights 905-436-
2750
renovatirgj New and used
Tues. Elayne 416-493
ant, automatic,
must running
Hort* 905.427-2317
7808.
Carnot Broker, I 00%. pianos Not sure? Rand to 4660$�n 9or best offer. As is. condition.. Call 427-2415
Ca05-576-6654. or came to 479 Bayty St. CAMPING MEMBER- Aparbn�lts
Daycare 1 Firewood Nylon thick, push• stain re- own, apt. size, upright, WANTED CAMERAS East Ajax at MURAD AUTO SHIP Lifetime. Camp Us/
r 19{5 Sunbird 4 cyl au -
Available sistand carpet. For 3 rooms, grand, dearer, keyboards. i>>d cfurw and glass, jewel-tomatic $1495 certified, SALES. Canada 74.00 per night. ' For Rantiny 1369.00. Price m• NI 1995 merchandise re- lery, microscopes, tele- 1984 E Pad $3,695. Must sen
RN, mother of 2 available
22 S
SKIDS & Pallets for fire-
dudes 30 Sq. yds carpe!,
deluxe pad and instaYaom
duced! Tilley Piano Works,
4331491.
scopes, binoculars and re-
lated items. Clocks, watch-
urosIl V6, au -
tomalic $1495 certified,
for daycare in my home,
wood, hardwood 6 soft-
in your home.1982
Free quota-
up available, areas n-
Play
es, furniture, anything old,
Buick Century V 6• au-
Whnes Rd/Hwy 2,
wood rnxed, pre alt or Wo-
tion in Your horde. NO m-
PRE -SUMMER SALE
432-1678.
tomatic, all power, $1495
(905)839-0710.certified,
ken, delivery available,
serest no payment for one
Reconditioned air condi-
WANTED, for bigcash,
1986 Mazda 626 4
5 speed• as i1 or
SHARON'S quality child-
large 8 small loads. Untried
full year. Daniel, 1-800•
217.0104.
tioners. $175.00 8 up, 4 bar
Royal Winton China with an
will car
will certify best ober. 7982
care program. 7 years ex-
time otter call (905)430-
with wave slide. Next to
stools, solid oak, $600.
over little flowers for exam,
Pontiac 8 cyl, automatic
perience. ECE. NNEB. First
9013.
CARPET Mill DIS-
Apartment size freezer,
pe tea or coffee Pas
$350 as is. 404-9759
pk7mas.
Aid. CPR diProfes-
6ional, fun, caring environ-
Fla
TRIBUTORS, 12 months
No payments. No interest,
$150. Apartment size
washer f1 dryer, 5500/set.
Will
Breakfast sets ct Jennifer
travel. Call collect Jennifer
1906 CHARGER, good
9
.'nerlt. Come take a look.
1
(OACl 3 rooms
Sony camcorder, $450.
7-905641-2080
condition. 5 spd., 2.2 litre,
BroCWHwy2.42&-3441.
Market
installed with deluxe pad
deluxe
Dresser, $50. Couch 3
about our 30 day guaran-
asking $1000. 905-697-
�
1990 BUICK REGAL
from only $39 Specials
I
2/ 3 bedroom apartments, e
2378.
$395. U.S. Dollars. 1 -BOO 1 i 2 Bedroom, available
236-0327 Aug 1st. In newer building.
$600 6 $700 an Inclusive.
Auto Parts Laundry in building. No
dr Repairs polls. Cap 576.6724.
2 BORN APT. Main floor
CLASS 'A' MECHANIC. of triplex. Bus, 401, O.C..
Licensed transmission park. Suite quiet working
specialist wining to do work couple. $6001mo + utilities.
at my tonne. Great rates, all July 1st. 905-666-7777 or
work lully guaranteed. Also 905436-6186.
SOUTH Alax. 13 years ex-
Pe Hence, smoke free, bads
CHIPPER/SMREDOER
on Vinyl, Ceramic and
ove-seat. S 5. love,
$75. VCR, $140. Table d 4
• • 1968 PONTIAC 6000 LE,
body work 6 paint. Call
Tony 571-0967.
2 -BEDROOM plus den,
Irid a & stove, includes
9
up available, areas n-
Play
lot sale, 5 hp, excellent
Hardwood Flooring. Free
Shop At Home. 1-800.663-
chars. $189.9. Dishwash•
•
I
• •
175,000km, very good con-
1
T1UCk8
everything but cable, Prime
eluding speaal play house
condition, Briggs/Stratton.
6046
er. $149.99 Microwave,
•
dition, 4 -door, auto, $MO
for Sale
area, firstflast $785/month
with wave slide. Next to
engine 5400 (905) 509-
$59.9 Laser Disc player,
• . •
• •
. uncertified. Call 905-420-
Of01CyCleS
ilable
available July 1. 579-1267
school 683-6679.
2907
CARPETS -lots of carpet.
5300 3 much more. Askas
we cannot•
•
5158 Brad.910$
1979 Ford F150 1(2 ton
or 35.
100"/ nylon, new stain re-
about our 30 day guaran-
1990 BUICK REGAL
4X4, short box, recent body
2/ 3 bedroom apartments, e
COMPUTER color printer,
lease carpels on hand. I will
carpet 3 rooms, $349. Price
tee. We buy 8 sap almostresponsible
• •
COUPE Grand Sport.
and paint. Must sell, $1500
1982 Honda 750 NIGHT-
story building, close to
FAX YOUR i
star NX 2420, excellent
includes carpet, premium
anything. Call Rods Bottom
•
Loaded including power
obo Call 705.277-2387
HAWK, excellent condition.
schools, library, South GM
ry.
conation, 5190. Phone
Deals 22 Simcoe St. N.
roof and equalizer. Clean.
after 6 .m.
P
two helmets, cover and
plant Available immediate.
• i
(905) 649-2859 after 6
d liivery,ffree�estmates (30
from 9'30am-6pm. 436-
•
Will safety Come and see.
saddle bags. 42.000 kms,
y and Nov. 428 6328 1 -
p.m.
yards) Norman 686-2314
1320.
of
.
905-576-4036.
$13DO o.b o. Call
7pRl for appointment.
(905)579-7376
f
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS.
& 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc-
es, underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT.
MON - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
(905) 683-6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
EDROOM apt In du
'J,at court location In
t , 5775plus utilities.
timed. Call 905-
4
ern home. 2 baths,
m, porch. 10 min.
:hawa $900/month
hydro For more
305-655-5092.
MUST SEE! Oshawa.
-.;m Apt in a 3 unit,
-_orary budding.
quiet and secure.
private yard and
On bus route
-,onth inclusive. 15U
eferences, no pets
:'32 Please leave
'AA cozy one bedroom
en: apt, stove.
laundry fac , non -
$490 inclusive. No
311686-3201
4t . Two bedroom
ent apartment. sep-
-trance. 4 pce bath.
;, laundry. close to
s. shopping. No pets,
inclusive, first & last.
A_Ax t-oearoom uasv-
separate entrance.
dth. 4 appkanC@S. non -
..ng. no pets Suit sn-
;erson. Available June
S600/month Inclusive.
332
A„AX 1 bedroom base-
". apartment. separate
ante, large windows. 4
_ uances, new carpets.
my painted. cable. $650
Js,ve Call 619-2770
AJAX OXFORD TOW-
ERS. Spacious apart
,its quiet budding. close
shopping, 401. GO.
d sauna 2 bedrooms
. -table July 1St and Au-
-t 1st 3 bedrooms, xn-
ed,atley. July Ist and Au-
.,st 1 st 905-683-8571;
ntd 7 30 p m ) 6835322
AJAX, 1 bedroom base -
w' apartment. with sepa-
.le entrance. $650 all in-
as,ve available imrne-
atey F,rstrlast. Call C!o-
;905)831-3300
n JAX- large, bright, 1
firm , bsmt apt $650/
- beth Including utilities &
IDIe 1 car parking Sop-
ate
apate entrance. full bat
.tllast Avail invr ediatety.
-13.1609
ALTONA/Scarborough
: •3e•. new 2 -bedroom
. iiury basement Apar-
'',ent, 1 minute to bus/401,
jn+smoker, no pets. Avil-
::ile July 1st, Call
-05)509-9099
<'TRACTIVE 2 bedroom
e:' . with spacious loh,
•-w!y renovated, bright &
-an Near downtown.
' - Axial & GM $725 all in -
,;we 1sIAas
I. Avail.
3 1 st 436-7938.
AVAILABLE IMME-
DIATELY, ,n Whitby Apt.
_,.ling.. spacious, carpet-
:-, newly painted, with bal-
tony. Close to bus, shop
all utilities included,
•s; /last required, no pets,
bedroom 5650, 2 bed-
xm. $750. call 430-0134.
AVAILABLE July 1st. 1
bdrm . 4 pce bath, kitchen,
ties, cable, laundry,
Parking, Non smoker. tiro
Pets istlast. Brock RdJ
Hwy 2. $6001"'1
1905)428-6288.
BASEMENT apartment, 1
bcoroom very large &
bnght. fridge & stove' all
ur ties Included. parking
fur t, Church/Hwy 2, $699-
Call 619-4663
BAY RIDGES
Legal, fire dept apprrwed
1 bdrm bsmt apt, 4 new
aPpl pile. ant. & laundry,
4 pc. bath, brjght eat-jn
kitCh , Clean winew paint &
carpet, gas fireplace, no
Smokers, no pets. AYad.
mined.. $625 plus utilities.
831-7239
iCKERING 2 bedroom
asement apt for rent. Avail
Wy 1st. Call 905-725-
248
1CKERING 2 bedroom
asement . No smoking, no
its available July 1, first &
W hydro, cable, electric,
afer included. Sep. ant.
month 683-2666
;. Y
CENTRAL Oshawa one
block to Senior Citizens
Centre. 1 & 2 bedrooms.
from 5625 up Fridge. stove
air, con. almost new bldg.
Call 728-7344 or 432-5107
CLEAN 2 -bedroom apart-
ments, available kmme-
diately. Close to downtown.
O.C. Starting at $650 Call
404-0905.
COURTICE, Main floor 3
bedroom home with ga-
rage. 5 appliances 5900
plus utilities. July 1, Cindy,
725-2246. Leave mes-
sage.
COURTICE, Nash/Town-
line 1 -bedroom basement
apartment. Just renovated.
Includes Indge, stove, and
utilities Separate entrance
Parking, no pets. non-
smoker, $575/month, 436-
5045
DELUXE 3 -bedroom
apartments in well kept
quiet building, in Port Perry,
15 minnorth of Oshawa,
balcony with sliding doors.
large liwngroom. 1000 sq
it Irving space, 1 bath
$840 or 2 baths $855 plus
hydro Call 728-2255 or
965-2534
EXCELLENT ONE bed-
room basement , beautiful
country sized lot. South
Pickenng. Laundry. park -
ng. $650 per mo Available
rn mediately Can Scott (05)
420-2965
FOR RENT - 1 and 2 bed -
mom apt ,n the Georgian
Mansions, starting at $716.
Just north of Extendicare.
Phone 579-9016
LAKEVIEW, S. PICKER-
ING, t bdrm plus den.
vaulted callings, fireplace.
targe dock overlooking Bay
Parting Suits 1 to 2 peo-
ple. Avail -Ted, no -pets
$850 Indusna .420-0210.
OSHAWA LARGE 3 ;ad -
room apartment, with fire-
place. 6 appliances in-
duding Laundry 2 lull
baths. 1400 sq.ft air condi-
tioning, intercom, parking.
Close to lake. $975/month
+ utilities. Avail. ,mnN-
dLalely Call to view 725-
9991.
LARGE bnght one bed
main floor apt. FIS. W/D,
patio deck. yard, own Ont.
Close to downtown. pro-
lerted quiet single $595 +
utilities. 435-0110
LARGE one and two bed-
rooms available July 1
Everything included. Carpet
throughout. balconies.
Laundry on premises. Wd-
sorvBloor area. Please Call
anytime 721-1178.
LIVERPOOL GAYLY
large 2 bedroom basement.
unusual layout, laundry,
own entrance, great broad-
loom. No -pets. $850 inclu-
sive. (416) 494-3765
Lovely 2 bedroom sunny
apt on main Noor. Huge
satin kitchen. fridge. stove.
near shopping & bits route.
$750 all inclusive. Avail-
able Aug list. Call 434-
8781.
NORTH OSHAWA- 1 bed-
room lower duplex, clean.
bright. Laundry, 1 parking
space, non-smoker, no
pets, yard, $595 inclusive.
1stAast. Available July 1sV
Aug. 1 St. Call 4104".
STUDIObasement apart-
ment. Alan area, appliall
es, $600 per month indu-
sive. Avaiabi immediate -
y. (905) 619-0575
ONE BEDROOM Apt-.
1st Boor, bright clean . quiet
building, Kitson & 401, liv-
ing room, bathroom, kitch-
en, fridge &stove, utilities
included avail. anytime, or
July 1, no pets, $460 mo.
call 576.6838.
1 i 2 bedroom lower level
apartments, Simcce St. N.
$512/month + hydro. first'
last required. Available im-
mediatley. 432-1255 or
434-2447.
OSHAWA (Bloor St.1
Large 2 bedroom apart-
ments in clean low rise
building. Close to 401 &
GO. Parking. Available im-
mediately. From $695/
month. Phone 905-576-
4255.
OSHAWA 2 bedroom
apartment, available at 888
and 900 Glen St Close to
schools, shopping and G M
Utilities included FirstAast
required Call 728-4993
OSHAWA. newly renovat-
ed two bedroomIn
, cludes
heal and hydro. parking
and laundry available No
WESTNEY HEIGHTS
2 bedroom separate ern
trance, kitchen, livingi
dining room, 4 pre wash.
room, partially fumished
Ili
les preferred. $850
utilities Included Istilast
(905)686-4478
pets. non-smokers, Call
(905)831-8030 or
Westney/Hwy 2 New 1
(905)839-1984
bdrm bsmt. separate em
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 16,1996 -PAGE 21_
Apartments
For Rent
Apartments
For Rent
ping/G' $650/mo mclu-
Apartments
For Rent
sive.Olylst No pets/non-
Apartments
For RentEAM
smoker 428-0115
Houses Townhouses
For Rent For Rertt
WHITBY Extremely large
$590 in apt budding In-
Townhouses
A � For Rent A �
Cottages
For Rent
well kept budding, large
Houses
For Rent
kitchen with dishwasher,
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS.
& 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc-
es, underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT.
MON - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
(905) 683-6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
EDROOM apt In du
'J,at court location In
t , 5775plus utilities.
timed. Call 905-
4
ern home. 2 baths,
m, porch. 10 min.
:hawa $900/month
hydro For more
305-655-5092.
MUST SEE! Oshawa.
-.;m Apt in a 3 unit,
-_orary budding.
quiet and secure.
private yard and
On bus route
-,onth inclusive. 15U
eferences, no pets
:'32 Please leave
'AA cozy one bedroom
en: apt, stove.
laundry fac , non -
$490 inclusive. No
311686-3201
4t . Two bedroom
ent apartment. sep-
-trance. 4 pce bath.
;, laundry. close to
s. shopping. No pets,
inclusive, first & last.
A_Ax t-oearoom uasv-
separate entrance.
dth. 4 appkanC@S. non -
..ng. no pets Suit sn-
;erson. Available June
S600/month Inclusive.
332
A„AX 1 bedroom base-
". apartment. separate
ante, large windows. 4
_ uances, new carpets.
my painted. cable. $650
Js,ve Call 619-2770
AJAX OXFORD TOW-
ERS. Spacious apart
,its quiet budding. close
shopping, 401. GO.
d sauna 2 bedrooms
. -table July 1St and Au-
-t 1st 3 bedrooms, xn-
ed,atley. July Ist and Au-
.,st 1 st 905-683-8571;
ntd 7 30 p m ) 6835322
AJAX, 1 bedroom base -
w' apartment. with sepa-
.le entrance. $650 all in-
as,ve available imrne-
atey F,rstrlast. Call C!o-
;905)831-3300
n JAX- large, bright, 1
firm , bsmt apt $650/
- beth Including utilities &
IDIe 1 car parking Sop-
ate
apate entrance. full bat
.tllast Avail invr ediatety.
-13.1609
ALTONA/Scarborough
: •3e•. new 2 -bedroom
. iiury basement Apar-
'',ent, 1 minute to bus/401,
jn+smoker, no pets. Avil-
::ile July 1st, Call
-05)509-9099
<'TRACTIVE 2 bedroom
e:' . with spacious loh,
•-w!y renovated, bright &
-an Near downtown.
' - Axial & GM $725 all in -
,;we 1sIAas
I. Avail.
3 1 st 436-7938.
AVAILABLE IMME-
DIATELY, ,n Whitby Apt.
_,.ling.. spacious, carpet-
:-, newly painted, with bal-
tony. Close to bus, shop
all utilities included,
•s; /last required, no pets,
bedroom 5650, 2 bed-
xm. $750. call 430-0134.
AVAILABLE July 1st. 1
bdrm . 4 pce bath, kitchen,
ties, cable, laundry,
Parking, Non smoker. tiro
Pets istlast. Brock RdJ
Hwy 2. $6001"'1
1905)428-6288.
BASEMENT apartment, 1
bcoroom very large &
bnght. fridge & stove' all
ur ties Included. parking
fur t, Church/Hwy 2, $699-
Call 619-4663
BAY RIDGES
Legal, fire dept apprrwed
1 bdrm bsmt apt, 4 new
aPpl pile. ant. & laundry,
4 pc. bath, brjght eat-jn
kitCh , Clean winew paint &
carpet, gas fireplace, no
Smokers, no pets. AYad.
mined.. $625 plus utilities.
831-7239
iCKERING 2 bedroom
asement apt for rent. Avail
Wy 1st. Call 905-725-
248
1CKERING 2 bedroom
asement . No smoking, no
its available July 1, first &
W hydro, cable, electric,
afer included. Sep. ant.
month 683-2666
;. Y
CENTRAL Oshawa one
block to Senior Citizens
Centre. 1 & 2 bedrooms.
from 5625 up Fridge. stove
air, con. almost new bldg.
Call 728-7344 or 432-5107
CLEAN 2 -bedroom apart-
ments, available kmme-
diately. Close to downtown.
O.C. Starting at $650 Call
404-0905.
COURTICE, Main floor 3
bedroom home with ga-
rage. 5 appliances 5900
plus utilities. July 1, Cindy,
725-2246. Leave mes-
sage.
COURTICE, Nash/Town-
line 1 -bedroom basement
apartment. Just renovated.
Includes Indge, stove, and
utilities Separate entrance
Parking, no pets. non-
smoker, $575/month, 436-
5045
DELUXE 3 -bedroom
apartments in well kept
quiet building, in Port Perry,
15 minnorth of Oshawa,
balcony with sliding doors.
large liwngroom. 1000 sq
it Irving space, 1 bath
$840 or 2 baths $855 plus
hydro Call 728-2255 or
965-2534
EXCELLENT ONE bed-
room basement , beautiful
country sized lot. South
Pickenng. Laundry. park -
ng. $650 per mo Available
rn mediately Can Scott (05)
420-2965
FOR RENT - 1 and 2 bed -
mom apt ,n the Georgian
Mansions, starting at $716.
Just north of Extendicare.
Phone 579-9016
LAKEVIEW, S. PICKER-
ING, t bdrm plus den.
vaulted callings, fireplace.
targe dock overlooking Bay
Parting Suits 1 to 2 peo-
ple. Avail -Ted, no -pets
$850 Indusna .420-0210.
OSHAWA LARGE 3 ;ad -
room apartment, with fire-
place. 6 appliances in-
duding Laundry 2 lull
baths. 1400 sq.ft air condi-
tioning, intercom, parking.
Close to lake. $975/month
+ utilities. Avail. ,mnN-
dLalely Call to view 725-
9991.
LARGE bnght one bed
main floor apt. FIS. W/D,
patio deck. yard, own Ont.
Close to downtown. pro-
lerted quiet single $595 +
utilities. 435-0110
LARGE one and two bed-
rooms available July 1
Everything included. Carpet
throughout. balconies.
Laundry on premises. Wd-
sorvBloor area. Please Call
anytime 721-1178.
LIVERPOOL GAYLY
large 2 bedroom basement.
unusual layout, laundry,
own entrance, great broad-
loom. No -pets. $850 inclu-
sive. (416) 494-3765
Lovely 2 bedroom sunny
apt on main Noor. Huge
satin kitchen. fridge. stove.
near shopping & bits route.
$750 all inclusive. Avail-
able Aug list. Call 434-
8781.
NORTH OSHAWA- 1 bed-
room lower duplex, clean.
bright. Laundry, 1 parking
space, non-smoker, no
pets, yard, $595 inclusive.
1stAast. Available July 1sV
Aug. 1 St. Call 4104".
STUDIObasement apart-
ment. Alan area, appliall
es, $600 per month indu-
sive. Avaiabi immediate -
y. (905) 619-0575
ONE BEDROOM Apt-.
1st Boor, bright clean . quiet
building, Kitson & 401, liv-
ing room, bathroom, kitch-
en, fridge &stove, utilities
included avail. anytime, or
July 1, no pets, $460 mo.
call 576.6838.
1 i 2 bedroom lower level
apartments, Simcce St. N.
$512/month + hydro. first'
last required. Available im-
mediatley. 432-1255 or
434-2447.
OSHAWA (Bloor St.1
Large 2 bedroom apart-
ments in clean low rise
building. Close to 401 &
GO. Parking. Available im-
mediately. From $695/
month. Phone 905-576-
4255.
OSHAWA 2 bedroom
apartment, available at 888
and 900 Glen St Close to
schools, shopping and G M
Utilities included FirstAast
required Call 728-4993
OSHAWA. newly renovat-
ed two bedroomIn
, cludes
heal and hydro. parking
and laundry available No
WESTNEY HEIGHTS
2 bedroom separate ern
trance, kitchen, livingi
dining room, 4 pre wash.
room, partially fumished
Ili
les preferred. $850
utilities Included Istilast
(905)686-4478
pets. non-smokers, Call
(905)831-8030 or
Westney/Hwy 2 New 1
(905)839-1984
bdrm bsmt. separate em
OSHAWA - one bedroom
trance. appliances, cable-
parking, 4 pc bath, shop-
Fndge, stove. heat and hy.
ping/G' $650/mo mclu-
dro included $592/month.
sive.Olylst No pets/non-
First i 434-5311
smoker 428-0115
OSHAWA 2 bedroom.
WHITBY Extremely large
$590 in apt budding In-
2 bedroom apartment in
cludes heat. hydro, ap-
well kept budding, large
pllances, laundry on site
kitchen with dishwasher,
Convenient to 401 and city
separate dining room,
bus routes 433-0677
walkout to patio. parking,
THE NONOUON, Pres-
laundry facilities, walk to
bgious Non, Oshawa One
go, walk to beach. avail
Two and Three bedroom
able July Ist $950 nclu-
apartments. starting al
sive (905) 619-0366
$540 inclusive Except ca-
WHITBY apartment for
ble. Pay parking and aun-
rent 1 bedroom $550. 2'
dry facilities 723-2094.
bedroom $650. phone days
725-8911 evenings &
OSHAWA. 1 BEDROOM
weekends 668-4015
basement apt. clean and
carpeted with private en-
trance Close to GM, North
plant. $450 per month, utd,-
bes included. 434-6930
OSHAWA, 3 -bedroom up-
per and main floor, large
livmgroom. din,ngroom,
walkout to deck, large eat -
In kitchen, $785,month plus
utilities Call 434-6769
OSHAWA. Arthur Street.
clean I or 2 bedroom ,
kitchen, living room, full
bath. $650, or 5750 indu-
WHITBY large ore bed-
room basement, walk to Go
station. Includes fndge.
stove. laundry. heat. water.
parking Available July 1st
555 + hydro 655-4120
WHITBY flat for rent in VIc-
tonan house. 1 extra large
bedroom, t small bedroom.
Own kitchen and 4 pce
bath. separate entrance I
parking South west of
Brock St & Hwy 2 5660'
month Contact Stephen
(905)430-9349
sive. full bath . $650 or WHITES/SHEPPARD.
$750 Inclusive. Avail. Aug. executive large 2-oedroom
1st, call 433-7970 basement apartment . wall-
OSHAWA. close to GM. to -wall fireplace. secunry.
newer building. 1, 2, 3. cable, laundry, separate
bedroom apartments. 905- entrance. non-smoker, no
438-0229 pets. $840 Inclusive
(905)420-0157
WHITBY CONGO- luxury
newer one bedroom, den,
solanum, laundry ensue
appliances. airpod. sau-
na 8th floor, parking. im-
mediately 5850 inclusive
579-7013.905-940-3060
OSHAWA, Lakeview park
area. bright 1 bedroom
basement, avail Jay 1, 2
bedroom main Moor, avail
Aug 1. parking applinc-
as .yard (905) 436-6078
OSHAWA. small 1 bed-
room basement, near O C ,
4 appliances. parking. July
1. $450/month, plus 1/3
L"bes. firsWst. rNerenc-
es. (905)584-1581
OSHAWA- Fresh & dean,
newly decorated upper 1
bdrm, parking, bus. 401.
separate entrance, suitable
lir 1 quiet wdInndual. 5.500
all inclusive. 666-7777.
PICKERING Altona
Sheppard. 2 Large bedroom
separate entrance base-
ment apt Bright/clean No
pets Parking $750 Inclu-
sive Avail immediately.
905-509-4546. 416-600-
8157.416-4,19-5393
PICKERING 3 bedroom
apartment, 2 baths, wallung
distance to Go station, utdi-
ul s included. Ist4ast. Avail-
able July Ist. $950 (905)
683-0709
PICKERING, 2 -bedroom
basement apartment, avail-
able July 1, close to bus. no
smoking, no pets, Call 509-
4749.
ROUGE VALLEY, 2 bed-
room apartment. lower lev-
el, on one acre, backing on
gorgeous ravine, $850. in-
clusive. Available July Ist
(905) 509-6379
OSHAWA NORTH SIM-
COE,on Russet., race
quiet 2 bedroom, in newly
retrofitted 12 -plexi hard-
wood floors. parking, cable.
laundry fai5lit es.. no dogs.
$686+ hydro. 576-2982
SOUTH AJAX, large lux-
ury one bedroom plus don
basement apartment, gas
fireplace, parking. suit sin-
gle working person, no
pints. no smoking. $750 per
mo. 683 0529
SOUTH Ajax, spotless
oversized 1 -bedroom
basement apartment, sep-
arate entrance, non-
smokers, no pets. $725 in-
clusive, tstAast, references
required. Call 686-5519.
SOUTH OSHAWA, 275
Wentworth St. W., large 1,
2, -bedrooms. dose to bus-
es, shopping. available Im-
mediately. $550, $650 &
up
fridge, stove, heat, hy-
dro, parking list /last re-
quired, no Is 434.5183
TWO beautiful T bedroom
basement apts. Available
Immedlatety 1 near Metro
East Trade Centre. $600i
mo. & KrosndBayly, 56501
mo Calk 683-2564 or 839-
7336.
WHY rent when you can
own your own home for
less than you thini Call
Dave Haylock Sales Rap
Re/Max Summit Reality
(1991) Ltd_ (905) 668-3800
or (905) 666-3211
EM, Houses
For Rent
$1 - Absolute Attoraaoir i
Why Rent) Own your Horne
from $799/month (ublltkes
included) No Down pay-
ment) Call Moll Mark Sta-
ploy Sales Rep Sutton
Group Excel Realty 571-
6275 or 1-800-840-6275
1 A At -a- Atf, r.:nhlr'
VMO SAYS
YOU !CANNOT
AFFORD TO
S UY A HOtUSty
Mortgage payment,
3 -Br Sam, $679mdt
3 -Br bungalow $789m1h
3 -Br Jr Exec S969mth
No clown payointtt Bed
Credit? 8trllulyl? Call ti1N
571-`275
14*0-94"275
MARK STAPLEY
Sok, Rcp Sutton Gnkip
Escd ReAty Inc.
1 ST CHOICE
AFFORDABLE HOMES!
WHY RENT? BUY!
No down payment,
No problem,
Let me show you how !
Mixt Pay. $700 O.A.C.
Call Thomas C. Pike
Saks
Rep, Rtnnax Accord
Rally Ltd. 576-3111
2 1/2 bdrm . Chestnut St.,
Whitby, finished basement
w/wood stove. 5 appl.
$950 + ubl. Open house
June 161h, 11-3pm. Avail-
able Aug. 1 st. 666-2803
3 -BEDROOM bungalow,
Townbne & Nash, high effi-
ciency gas, close to
schools, shopping. 56501
month, firsVlast required.
Call(905)623-5623
3 -BEDROOM house in
Central Oshawa, new kitch-
en, large porch. 58501
month plus utilities, firsk'last.
references. Call (905)576.
1901
AJAX, detached 3 -bed-
room, double garage. 1.1;2
baths greenhouse kitchen,
fireplace. 4 appliances.
walk to Go tra,r, 51150/
month plus utilities Danny
416)519-1750.
BOWMANVILLE. newer.
3 -bedroom 2 -baths. ga-
rage, appliances, air,
fenced Available Aug list.
5920+u1ilities Call 905-
728-7921
COUNTRY HOME 3 bed-
room, fireplace ,r family
room, available July tst
51300 + ubl From 9-5 call
576-8642after firs 5715-
8528
COURTICE . 3 bedroom
double garage. 63 Hdl-
hurst. Aug. 1. $1,000 plus
utilities credit check, Wen-
dy Corturdlo Remax F,rsi
686-3330
COURTICE. 4 -bedroom
1 1.2 oat's. gas heal, sin-
gle car garage. fenced
yard. firsVlastreferences.
no pets please. Available
now 5880+ utilities Can
(905387--6592
387592
COURTICE 3 -bedroom
bungalow. 5 years old. 4
appliances, a/c, quiet
neighbourhood, available
July 1st. 51000+uhlvies
1stilast Call 905.404--
2164
FINCH WHITES RD .De-
tached.2 upper levels 3-
bedroom, 1 tl2-baths.
parking. available July 1st.
$950/month+uhbhes Call
Harry (416) 283-7393 or
Jennifer 416-283-6570
GLENDALE - PICKER
ING 3 bedroom home, sap
entrance to fin -law apt 6
appliances. close to all
amenttles. $1200 plus 905
5179-1755
LRG semi -3 ocrm . 1 oom
bsmi. 3 app . Large fenced
backyard. Ludlow CrI
Oshawa Good area
$1000 + utd 1stAast Avail
Aug / s[ (9051432-0935
MAIN FLOOR 3 bedroom
bungalow in South Picker
Ing. laundry facilities. park.
litki 5800 per M available
I Ist Call Scott (9051
^965
OSHAWA- Stevenson &
401 Now Oshawa Centra,
French School. Go train, on
quiet court 2 storey de-
tachod. 3 bedrooms. dock.
fencedyyard. fndge/stove.
extras 59 rinonth + utili
Des Available August.
Call (905)427-6532 or
(905)839-4.586
OSHAWA/COURTICE-
boarder h bedroom- man
floor of newer house. fire-
place walk to everything.
Bright very claan.fenced
back yard Great neighbor-
hood $675 ncknrve. Dave
,t 16) 617-3283
OSHAWA 3 bedroom
semi, nicely kept home ,n
quiet tamely area Close to
Lake, schools & public
transit Finished casement.
fenced yard. private drive-
way Avail. Aug 1, 5925,
mo plus ublttes first & last
required call after 7 pm
905-839-4552
PICKERING - 3 bedroom
main floor bungalow. 3 ap-
pliances. c ao. carport.
nonsmoker , no pets $800
plus utilities. Available m-
mediatey 905-839-8539
PICKERING - OPEN
HOUSE - L,verpool/Bayly
Sat. June 15th. 4pm Sun
June 16th, 7pm 3 -bedroom
main floor, aa, wro to deck.
lsVlast. $900. 420-1280
PICKERING 3 bedroom .
house, avail. August 1, ap-
pliances.
cepliances, fireplace. 1600
sq. ft. $1300. plus. Call
Lynne Papizzo. 905.428-
9766. -
PICKERING, Whites Rd/
Bayy. 3 bedroom house,
available July 1. $950
monthly plus utilities. Call
(905) 509-2143.
UXBRIDGE - 2 bedroom
house, 10 km. Ne of town.
Oil heat, 2 -car garage,
$850 plus/month. 905-852-
6513.
WHITBY - ober 2000 sq. n.
4 bed. livng/famdy/dining-
room, 2 1/2 baths, gas heat/
fireplace, alcon., window
coverings, $999. plus utili-
ties. FirstAast. Non-smoker,
no pets. 430-2002
WHITBY Anderson area.
2-bodroom bungalow, with
garage and 4 appliances,
available July 1. Call
(905)433-7214.
WHITBY, 3 -bedroom, 2-1/
2 baths, approximately
2000 sq. ft , closeto
schools & all amenities, no
pets, available Aug 1/96
Call 668-7914.
WHITBY Cnarmmg can
tury homequiet central lo-
cation beside park Central
an Close to schools 3
bedrooms $1090 + utilities
Call 686-1888
WHITBY Executive 4
bedroom home_ 2 112
baths circular staircase. a/
c. No pets 1 yr minimum
lease $1450 + utilities
Available July I si Refer
antes Call !4151 297
0651
WHY RENT? No money
down Owrr to„r own home.
like new, midge. stove. 5775
incl all but prone 3 bed-
room asking $63.900 Min
rep gross Income S23.000
year Call Ken Collis. Cold -
well Banker 7289414
WILMOT :REEK Bow-
rnaru � e •-00 m, �•- n.
ciudes ad recreational tacit -
ties, appliances Or can be
purchased for $57 900
Call 905-623-3194 Laue-
sen
EAMHousing
Wanted
RESPONSIBLE family
rok,rg t;, a home north of
Hwy 2 South of Rossiand,
east of Church St. Please
call 427-8567
RESPONSIBLE work rg
coupe oo.�ng 'or a ho',se
to rent in Osrawa or sur-
rounding area Reasonably
pnced. Available Sept 1
Call `9054 36-905' leave
message
�_l nhouses
For Rent
SOUTH OSHAWA - 3
bedroom towr'r"se ,lose
to schools and shopping
$950tm0 39 inclusive. First/
last Available July 1st.
435-1088, 10 - 7 p m
3 Bedroom freehold town-
house. Uar, rJvac. fenced
yard. finished basement.
garage. 3 baths, quiet
court. July 1, $1100 Picx-
ervg 416-720-4819
3 -BEDROOM ownhousa
in good area -ear Oshawa
Cantre, carpets & painting
1 yr now. fndge, stove. am-
ple parking, walk Out to
fenced yard playg,ound.
S875(includes water)+utili-
ties August 1 Call 721-
2973
EXECUTIVE 'rouse for
executive family to rant -
Rouger Valley, 3 bedroom.
3 floors. 5 appliances. bre-
place, walkout deck. must
be seen $1300(1 Peter
905509-5954
SPAC OLS 3 bedroom
townhouse. m well mam-
taned family corrlpieff.
Includes all utilities, 4 at)-
pllances, parking, dose to
Schools and all amerill
122 Colborne
St- E. Oshawa
For apps 434.397
WHITBY- LARGE 3 bed-
room townhouse Handy
location. 1 1:2 baths family
room, garage, patio. play-
ground $890 plus Call
668-8110
Space
For Rent
INDUSTRIAL UNITS.
next to Oshawa Center
Includes overhead doors.
high ceilings, panting, utili
ties, washrooms and air
compressor. Month -by -
month. Also parking for
truck, with hydro 576-
2982.
Rooms
for Rent
AJAX- looking for person
to share house. Blight.
dean own room- Close to
bus &stropping. Available
immediately. Call 683-
2273.
AJAX- WestneyMWY 2.
responsible working person
for 1 bedroom wnth private
bath in dean home. $375.
Non-smoker. No pets, rel-
erences.686-2067.
CHERRY DOWN GOLF
Course area.Large fur-
nished room with walk In
closet, bathroom, good -
kitchen, parking, towels &
sheets included, $400 mc,.
avail. now, 649-5134. after
3
OSHAWA North. Sep
ent , new apt. in house
Sound proof, walkable to
WHITBY, lar e 4 bedroom College mail $325 all in -
g cluswe, including cable
on gV'gl royrt, $1,275 !'90, . Jack 576-5124/721-2555
plus% IF". ; oyall. Aug, 1. ; 1
905.72! -MMI, • r r• r t 4
AVAILABLE STARTING
MID JULY
MONARCH MEWS
FAMILY COMMUNITY
2 & 3 Bedroom Townhouses,
rents range from $818 to $864/month
plus utilities
NO SUBSIDIES AVAILABLE
broadloom single car garage, close to
schools, shopping and transit
PLEASE CALL
MONDAY TO FRIDAY
9 A M. TO 5 P.M.
(905) 683-9269
1
AJAX MUNICIPAL+•OU5'wG CORPORATION
PRINGLE CREEK
CO-OP
is acceptlr�; .t'..,i-i(,ris for
their waiting list for future availabili-
ty, for 3 and 4 bedroom units.
Large pla-,.ground dt spacious units.
dear all amenities.
Please call 666-2009 t)r visit
95 Crawforth St., Unit 85, Whitby,
fnr further information.
Office hours, liv1on-Thurs. 10-4 p.m.
SUBSIDY APPLICATIONS ARE
ACCEPTED BUT WILL ONLY BE PLACED IN THE
HOLD FILE AT THIS TIME DUE TO NO SUBSIDY
AVAILABLE. APPLICATIONS CAN BE PICKED UP
AFTER OFFICE HOURS BETWEEN 10 A.M. AND
BEFORE 8 P.M. SEE MEMO ON COMMUNfTY
CENTRE DOOR FOR PICK UP POINTS.
Rooms
For Rent
PICKERING, 2 UNFUR-
NISHED •.ems. snare
facilities walk to GO. S35C.
837-5149
PICKERINGIWhites Rol
turns- ec •both IOr working
person, phone, laundry
kitchen Included $1001
week 9C5-420-1846
SOUTH Ajax - peasant
bedsimng room, fnendy
adult home, own 2-pece
bath. close to bus. snare all
facilities $90week 427-
0394 after 6 p m
SOUTH PICKERING
dean ru•n,sned room with
sap ent. cable. share
kitchen & bathroom
smokers welcome Public
•ransponation at door. first
& last 837-2047
Furnished
EA comodations
WHITBY one oeoroom
•_r ,s"ed apt including
3isnes. I,nen, telephone.
--able etc $1500mo all in-
:;usve 1-905-852-5!28
Slifithed
' ACCOIIIOdai len
_SEM0QS
AFFORDABLE
LODGUOG
(In Our Home)
we Oban:
'Private rooms with cable
TV. 'Full course meals'
Housekeeping + laundry
done. 'Asslslance with
bathing I If re-
quested. 'Assistance with
medication. 'House doctor
on call. 'ComPenions114
T.L.C. '5885 per month.
Oshawa 9065743915
AFFORDABLE Luxury-
Spacious Room overlook -
ng park. kill 4 PC. Private
bath with full use of gor-
geous Whitby home. Nu-
merous extras. Prime loca-
ton. Fi rst/Lasv References!
Call 665-7720.
AFFORDABLE LUXURY -
spaclous room overlooking
park. Full 4 PC private bath
with full use of gorgeous
Whitby home. Numerous
extras. Prime location First/
Lastireferences! 665-7720
AJAX 4-1bedroom execu-
tive home, air conditioning,
laundry, exclusive use of
family room, lots of privacy.
non-smoker, $375 plus
Call 428-9214.
AJAX, 3 -bedroom bunga-
low to share with employed
female (preferred) bus stop
wittun 50 ft pnvate drive-
way. $350 krst/lasl July 1
Call 4284055
E , Acctxttodation
BOWMAN14ILLE 7n':
new 3 bed,;r- home. 2
rooms available to share
with 1 other lose to 401
panting usa of full hgyse,
appliances NCn-Smglk a'
feale profaned 5400 pus
m
utilities Call 697-2735.
*ave message
PRIVATE BEDROOM
aril ca- - 3 7ed,ao
townhouse Use Y all raci h -
ties ndud,ng aurary Ask -
ng S50C 'North Ajax Nor
smoker On bus 'oute
Available Immeohately,
905-686.4603
PICKERING second bad -
room ava,,ao-e in 2 oad-
room oaseerwnt apartment
available now 905-427
7956
PICKERING Brock Fir Yr.
'urnisred .ery large -3cim
n quiet mouse Includes
park.rg laundry, central
air voyage space Non
>rmoker WC nclushve.
:.rsvlast squired 905;686-
C298
WHITBY- :Ivan home to
share with non smoking
professional Large unfur-
-„sned Dorm with separate
bathroom ac parking ca-
ge. no pets $450, month
9051668-2955
ECofldominitlms
For Rent
AJAX, east Hamptons
Lake view, country setting
Immaculate, tyre place 2
odrms, 2 bath, $975 plus.
Sept. 1 905-4799323
aK10&
e , Retail Space
4 MoMAa Free Rett !!!-
600 sq.main $500, 3500
sq. Lwr.M $1000, 250 Sq.
main. 5350.. 850 sq.2nd. fir
5600. 1050 sq. main,
51,0001600 sq.ma
S1300 Cn
all 434.2447 or
6553132. -
OFFICE space for lease,
2nd floor of Coumce plaza,
overlooks busy Hwye2, air
con., plenty of parking.
Availablemmediately,
755.8 sq.tt , & 779 sq.tt. Call
725-9991.
TWO STORE FRONTS
acrossed from Lake Scu-
gog. Port Perry. Multiple
use. 1200 & 800 sq ft. Call
Cheryl for detail at 905-
985-0718.
Industrial
• Units
RENT TO OWN, 1000 -
5000 sq ft commercial
condos, very attractive
rates, excellent purchase
leans. call Ken Thompson -
1.800 -465-7742
Bay of Ouinte- Excellent
fishing and boating and
many near by attractions on
sen,c Qumte Isle Large
farmhouse with 5 acres and
long water frontage sleeps
6. $500 per week July &
August 513-475 9379 or
905509-4675
COTTAGE FOR RENT
near T --sand ls'arri 3
bedrooms, two bathrooms.
full kitchen, o,g veranda.
waterfront, brand new. bbq.
paddle boat, boatfishing
hunting, (905) 619-9803
eave message
KAWARHTA COTTAGES
'Peterborough area). Lake
'ront. _lean, cozy. 1 &2
bedroom Good swimming.
'ishng. boat rentals From
5450 per week 5135 wee-
kend ' 800.2752255
GREAT ';ring and family
o. -a, Rice Lake '
your from Oshawa. Moder `
2 & 3 bedroom cottages
sandy beach. playground.
-nildren's program. brat &
--dor Low family prices.
»nnymead Cottages R R
x3. Hastings. Ont KOL 1Y0
;715,696-2601
HASTINGS r = T•err
Pe• :or/ 3 bdm, lake-
front Cottage All corver-
iences. sun-porcn sun.
deck BBQ 4 ocat Good
fishing & swimr^mg. 905-
683-9236 or 705-695-'435
!weekends,
LARGE secluded 'at on
peaceful south bay, South
at Pwion near M:t.ord Or-
tano. 3 bedroom 2 barns
large glass and Screen sur
room. p,cn,c table. gas
BOO. 40 It dock. w 1 4 "
S5761week Call 6'3i 476-
'060
Near Thousand sands
3 rerooms 2 cat tau
s,ze - iutchem Huge deck
Lake frontage Brard new
980 boat. paddle coal
-all 514-9803
Pte -au -Baal ,mage or
Gecir g,ar Bar w sive ,rig
cabin. road access. avail
mmedytely $400, wee.
alone 905-434584' aher
5p m
4 E 1Flonda
Jac. Rentals
ATTENTION :Inowo,ras
boaroom
3 barnrooms rofov a. a
:undo. close to 'ar•_.s
Cleanrater beach poo, ;a-
_uzz, BBC c'vate yard
available now =)f into and
t0 view photos -386-3846 �r
579.3798
CLEARWATER. 3 bed-
room ..IN -„_.srec and ah,
conditioned mobile Iper-
manent) homes heated
Pools. not tubclose to
beaches & major anrac-
lions, children welcome.
5275 weeky pnolos shown
in your ^.oma '905,683-
5503
' P1iYm iio�
OT
For
2+1-BEDROGM ounga-
iow pne-firisrec -ez room.
wro deck. lot 45 x'00'
Shows well, near hospital.
$121.900 Please :all 905-
432-3468
A RARE BEAUTY- very If
neat, 3 bdrm semi, near
Oshawa Centre. tri apt
$125.000 Can (905)432-
3637 no agents
BEST mouse on the mar-
ket, very :ow price. in the
hundreds Solid all brick,
waterfront, Gull River 2
plus 1 bedroom 2 bath-
ooms, t acre. landscaped
Large workshop End of 48 r
w Hwy. 35. Ideal for re -
bred. No agents. 705-454-
3881 or 705.878-7042
CUSTOM Built 9 year old
4 plus 1 bedroom all bock 2
storey on a spectacular ra-
vine lit. located ,n Courtice.
ceramic floating from en-
trance
to kitchen with walk-
out to large deck and gaze-
bo. Custom firushed walk-
out basement with bed-
room and en suite. attached
2 car garage with interlock -
ng brick drive and walk-
way This 2500 sq. It. home
has a main floor family
room with custom built
bookshelves surrounding
the fireplace. S239,900
Call (905)723-5529 No
agents please.
LO-NO-DOWNPAYMENT
4 bedroom bungalow that
shows to perfection, new
broadloom, freshly painted.
Large lot & deck Priced .n
the 90's call Andy. 433-
0143
NO QUALIFYING' 3200 sq
h bnck home. 5 yrs old, ra-
vine IOI, prime Q9hawa lo-
cation. Low down Low In-
terest mortgage, $219.000
Cali Frank yidanpfic. Dyr-
ham Quality. B.. F. ..4.3Z,
2000• ,•�r�rr -
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ONTARIO HERITAGE CIR
CA 1842 STONE HOUSE
Completely renovated.
original 7 beam cer6ngrnew
plaster Huge fieldstone
fireplace/solid knotty pine
paneling 4 walkou's 1-12
baths. 2.1 bedrooms Fin-
ished basement w'walkout.
2 car garage . workshop
120x130 h fully tencea ma-
ture lot $249.000 with all
the country charm 707
Harmony Rd N Oshawa
(905)576975
PORT PERRY - S'39 900 -
3 lecl—on, convenience
plus - walk 'e all amenities
Large let for garden First
time buyers dream a retire
here Call Camenne Ayore.
Remax Scugog Realty.
(905) 985-4427. 24 hr
pager
RAVINE RAVINE RA-
VINE Beaut,t,i -; oedroor-
se located on green
• oel, and stream A garden-
ers paradise nght in Osha-
wa $220 000 571.3864
Ask for Mike
SACRIFICE Sale' 3.575
sc ': of luxury. 5 bedrooms.
nannies quarters. loaded
with upgrades, $254.900
Ca;' for appointment
(9051665-1029
THE VELTRI GROUP.
Rave- Vahev Estates
Bowmanvllie Last Phase 3
and 4 bedroom homes For
information call (905) 623-
4172
.•
WHY RENT attached 3
bar- 3 batn. finished
baserment. cia. a/c. power
of sate Open house Sal
-
urday 8 Sunday. 2-5 p m.
at 2086 Biue Ridge Cres
P,ckenng, exrt Brock Rd N
Tony Habbaxy at (416:
494-5955
Townhouses
for Sale
ASSUMABLE
ty ^; - -ga;ae $18.000
down Whitby - Clean 3
bedroom townhome 1 112
baths. garage. walk tc Go.
905 357-0733
BOOK your '96 campsite
now Beautiful sites in a
teratic campground Share
the beauty of the Kawartha
Lakes Looking for a pre-
owned RV? We have that
toot Beaver Trader Park
705-799-6221 (Omemee)
TURN $70 into $65000 a
month New business op-
portunity ,n Durham Re-
gion. available to aur No
buying, no sellingno in
ventory Call Nathan for in-
formation 728-0115
Money • ' Personals
to Lend
MONEY probiems., Debt
C.nsCboahons. credit ar-
rangements. personal
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agents please Call Jack,e
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IQ, sale x y 2 bedroom
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(905)683.5776
Lots for
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Millbrook Village
RESIDENTIAL LOT
9- trontage on Street
164on stocked Mia Pond
gas sewer. water
Ptrivafaa Star.
$75,000
905.655590
� 1 Out -Of -Town
perbes
WATERFRONT PROP-
ERTY 3 bedroom raised
bungalow on
NW comer of
Rice Lake $120.000 value
for $87.000 8 yrs old
Selling private Immediate
possession. Serious in-
quires only. Phone 786-
2552.
Vacation
Projplerties
$3500 full priced. Seclud-
ed wooded Trailer lot, ao-
iacent to huge county for-
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area. (416)431-1555
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705-437-3356.
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total campground with 80
trailer sites in place. 8 acres
yet to be developed 2
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home. convenience store,
sec half, flowing stream, in
ground pod. great Noway
frontage App
lhr East
of Toronto Asking
5335,000 Terms available.
905.623-3194
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to Ontario!
We have openings for a
limited number of people to
train in the computer
cleaning field. Earn S50
per hr. WNW enjoying the
freedom of self-
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investment required to
cover cost of training and
equipment. Jeanne 1 -888 -
LADIES FASHIONS -
CONSIGNMENT STORE -
Well established, excellent
reputation Busy location.
serious inquiries call for an
appointment. 11 am-5pm
905.571.3287
LIFETIME CHANCE - ice
cream and craft store.
$70001mo. Personal forces
sale. Give away 112 cost to
open. $14,000 immediate.
725-0997: 435.0076
PINE LOFT, furniture 8
accessory store, estab-
lished 19 yrs. inventory.
90k, proven operator profit
.asking $129.000. tax (905)
853-5967,
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gional mails Price Negoti-
able. Please fax serious
inquires only to (905)889-
5234.
TO ALL FORMER Oshawa
Times Employees, com-
munity newspaper 6 print-
ing business for sale. Ex-
cellent growth polential for
an experienced group Be
ycur own boss File 19644.
865 Farewell St.. Oshawa,
ON, L1H71_5
landau Everwna
June 17th.
5 p.m. start
Setting the household
items, tads and riding
mower, property of All
and Sophie Coch-
rane, on the property
at 15 Cawkers Cove
Road, (Castle Har-
bour)lmile north of
Port Perry on Simcoe
Street. Modem 7 pc.
D/R suite, chairs, ta-
bles, dressers, chest
of drawers, beds,
benches, coal dl
lamps, many bird
houses, lawn Orna-
ments, small school
bell, knick knacks,
dishes, cow bells,
slabs of black walnut,
table saw, drill press
(good), wishing well,
steel fence posts,
elec. furnace, pres-
sure systems, beer
fridge, spin washer,
hand and garden
tools, Bolens 16 hp.
riding lawnmower 8
snow blower, push
mower, 5 Hp. walk -
behind snow blower,
man's mountain bike.
This is a partial list
only. Terms cash or
cheque with 1. D.
Lunch available.
Sale managed
and sold by
Auctioneers Don
6 Phit Cochrane
985-2788
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
All claims against the estate of PETER
FRIEDRICH KOCH, late of the Town of
Ajax who died on or about the 18th day
of August. 1995, must be filed with the
undersigned personal representative on
or before the 17th day of July. 1996.
after which date the estate will be
distributed having regard only to the
claims of which the Estate Trustee then
shall have notice.
Dated at Ajax, this 13th day of June,
1996.
HENRY STEPHEN POLAK
Estate Trustee Without a Will
POLAK, McKAY & HAWKSHAW
467 Westney Road S.
Unit 16
Ajax, Ontario LIS 6V8
(905) 683-6880
L'
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IT'S A GIRL
I'1:EI- t1ov�.oJ \ li,id, .tri proud to
minuunic the birth of their daughter
\Ltriah Kate. little sister of delighted
Emma Born lune -lth. 19% at 1 02 h m.
�%elghins; 8lbs 5 oz. Proud grandparents
.lrl' Ntarg \ Charlie I)ickens. Allan &
I - ,.in Peel, and the• late Barhara Peel
Thanks to the nursing staff, with a
'jlccial thanks to Ellen Asti and I)r.
hlnil,,l at Ajax Pickering Flospital
4, Abou-Heif, Frank ti
In loving memory of a treasured husband
and father who passed away
unexpectedly on December 5, 1995.
thinking of you with love on our 12th
wedding anniversary and father's Dav,
lune 1t), 1996,
Loved with a love beyond all telling,
Missed with a grief beyond all tears.
Forever in our hearts,
Almon, Justine and Charlotte
FOR,
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The President and Board of
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ANNUAL GENERAL
MEETING
Wednesday June i9, 1996
6:30 p.m.
at
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COMMUNITY
CENTRE
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• Visitor Parking Available
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lo
WENDY BRADSHAW
graduated from York
University with a B.A.
degree in History and
plans to seek her Masters
degree in the U -S.
Congratulations
and lots of love
from Mom dr Dad. /.
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Recrsatronat Camp Desrgnea for .,os who are ax^ ng for ,ois at summer fun
..:•e} ^c..cie ., !: canoe. kayak war canoe. cragonboat. and boat & water
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This summer, keep the
heat on grades at Sylvan.
Sykans unique teaching method has produced
measurable results for over a million students in
North America. Our diagnostic assessment
uncovers your child's skill gaps
and indicates where the learning
process can be improved. Then
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better grades and increased
motivation. Build your child's ,Ir
skills and confidence this summer.
Call Sylvan today.
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SYLVAN LEARNING CENTRE
SUMMER IS NOT A VACATION FROM LEARNING
- %I sU 111 Illir
k:oun,cloi h•-clorc Lltnincr to
.Approaches, families often make
deternune academic strengths and
plans to put away' the deadlines
weaknesses. This will help you
that come with schoolwork and
prepare for the school year ahead
ook forward to a less-pres.ured
• Stimulate curiosity and love
.chedule of learning activities
of learning by planning family
1A'hile this is a perfectly
Inps to the Coo, mus urns, a local
.ippropriaie expectation, parents
newspaper office, the teach and
should remcnil><r than summer
other places packed with learning
vacation isn't an excuse for
opportunities.
.:hildren to take a "vacation— from
• Have you child write to
:earning
distant grandparents, family
According to Lori Sokolow.
members or pen pals. This
,hrector of the Durhani Sylvan
actty'ity will tell you a lot about
Darning Centre, skills mastered
achievement in language, spelling
luring the school year fade with
and reading.
lisuse Luis of content retention
• I ksrlop a reward system for
regtns within 24 to 4X hours of
meeting specific goals such as
earning unless the new
reading three books or cooking
nfonnation is reinforced or
fn'c nicals
applied itntnechately ''ithin a
• In sonic cases, parents need
month without reinforcement,
help providing necessary learning
MOM of what your child has
opportunities Consider enrolling
s lost.
sour child in a summer
'-Imagine how little your child
enrichment program such as those
«ill retain from lune to
pri)vhded by Sylvan Learning
Septembcr if you don't make
Centers
cdw:a(ion a year-long pnonty:
Bottom Line: There are plenty
says Lon.
of learning opportunttics for you
Summer should and can be as
and your child it) explore during
much a dente for learning as any
the summer months Hy using
other trine of year if parents plan
summer as a tjme to encourage
structured learning activities
continued learning. you can help
during their summer vacation
set the stage for a sound
Lon offer some tips for parents
performance rwxl fall.
to stimulate their child's interest
For more information on
and curl the summer learning
summer learning, contact Sylvan
"ap
Learning Centre at 4(9- IN IN
• Speak with your child's
For more information contact Larry
A Drama Camp
with a Difference !
-1 have been given the opportunity to help
held at the beautiful Pickering Museum
someone realize his or her dreams. I have
Village. One and two week sessions will be
been give a chance to make a difference.
offered from July 2nd until Labour Day.
This Is very exciting and satisfying.- This Is
-Location is so important," says O'Leary
the response one gets when aslung Larry
So this year, thanks to wonderful
0 Leary why he works so marry hours at the
cooperation from the Town of Pickering, the
O'Leary Schwol of Dims. Larry, Artistic
campers will study, learn, play and perform
Director of the school is so proud of the
in a rural 19th century village, set in a
achievements of his students that it is
serene, grassy, 27 acres site. Some of the
difficult to get him to talk about his Own
students will perform a play specialty written
achievements. They are many! As an Actor
for the camp. The play will be presented to
he has performed all over Toronto both on
all visitors to the Museum in August. It
TV and Stage. He is an award-winning
seems that this `Camp with a Difference' is
Stage Director with credits far to numerous
going to be an instant success. It teaches
to mention.
and encourages creativity, initiative, social
A former Chairman of the Durham
skills, teamwork and self-confidence.
Region Roman Catholic Separate School
Students will learn acting, voice, movement,
Board. O Leary has been teaching Acting
improv, audition skills, scrip work and much,
and Theatre to children and adults now for
much more.
over 20 years. This year he was thrilled to
In addition there will be theme days,
be asked to Adjudicate the Durham Region
costume days, barbecue days, treasure
Section of the Sears Ontario Drama Festival.
hunts and visits from guest celebrities. All
'It was so wonderful to see Iffese talented
under the watchful eye of O'Leary himself
youngsters perform.* "Drama and Theatre
and a highly qualified staff. Pickering Transit
Arts should be a compulsory course!" He
will be providing a special bus to transport
states, "There is nothing else that better
students daily from the school to the ramp
prepares a child to go through life. It teaches
and back.
them how to interact with others, how to deal
Regular Gasses, which ogre not due to
with their emotions and it opens their minds
begin again until September, may re -
to some of the fires( literature every written.*
cornmence at the school in July and August.
With this philosophy it is not surprising that
The demand has been overwhelming, a
the O'Leary School of Drano in Pickering
decision on this will be made by the end of
is such a success. With Gasses for students
June.
ages six to 16 and a very successful adult
There are so marry unscrupulous schools
program. `Our students come to us from all
and agencies out there, it is so refreshing to
over Durham Region as well as
come upon a school, which is not only
Scarborough, Toronto, North York, Sutton
affordable, but whose goal is to provide the
and Stoutiville.
finest theatrical training.
The highlight of this school year will be
For more information contact Larry
the "Summer Camp with a Difference', to be
O'Leary at (905) 420-8129.
A Drama Camp with a Difference !
A full day Theatre Arts Camp at Pickering
Museum Village. Step back in time to a
beautiful 19th century rural village spread
over a serene, tranquil, grassy 27 acres site.
In these idyllic
A highly qualified
surroundings where:
staff will teach:
+ Creativity
+ Acting
+ Initiative
+ Scene Study
+ Social Skills
+ Script Work
+ Team Work
+ Voice
+ Self -Confidence
+ Movement
are taught,
+ Improv
encouraged and
and much, much
acknowledged.
more.
This will be an exciting and memorable
camp for each participant. Students will
also have an opportunity to audition for an
original script to be performed in August.
Space is limited, so register now.
tiF A )?,V, O'Leary's School of Drama
#22, 1550 Bayly Street
Pickering, Ontario L 1 W 3W1
(905)420-8129
Inquire about out regular drama classes -
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.round Durham Region
Jhitby Lions
ost beer tent.
uring carnival
%ti•HITBY -- The upcoming
\\,I,I by County Town carnival
Inrinises fun for the whole fami-
%, and the Whitby Lions Club is
TI%iting you to get in on the
lion.
The club will host a Bavarian -
le beer tent in Rotary Park, at
linock and Burns streets, on Fri -
June 28 beginning at 4 p.m.
,,nd on Saturday. June 29 begin -
n n , at I I a.m.
Live entertainment will be
!.atured and food will be avail-
, h1c.
All proceeds will go to chari-
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ported area organisations for
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Bones turned
over to
Durham
40
police
DURHAM -- Skeletal
remains discovered on a Port
Perry sideroad two months ago
by an elderly Whitby man were
turned over to police Thursday
afternoon.
A Whitby General Hospital
doctor who examined the two
hones, part of a spinal column,
told police they -appear to he
human."
However, a second opinion
from a pathologist at Oshawa
General Hospital concluded
"they were too high and too long
to he human," said Durham
Regional Police 18th Division
Inspector Walter Hall.
The remains have been sent to
the Ccntre For Forensic Sciences
in Toronto.
A Stratten Crescent man car-
rying the dried -out and bleached
hones in "a Zip -lock bat, ie-
turned them over to Durham
police, saying he found them in
late April on a sideroad west of
Port Perry.
"Nobody ever thought to ask
him why he kept them for two
months, but it is strange," said
the inspector.
Insp. Hall speculated the
remains may appear to he human
but could in fact he those of an
animal "or something similar to a
human."
Oshawa teen
charged in
assault
OSHANVA -- A 13 -year-old
Oshawa teen faces assault and
weapon -related charges after he
threatened to cut a nine-year-old
hov's tongue off with a knife,
police say.
Durham ReL,Ional Police Staff
Scr�,eant Sandv Rvrie says the
nine-year-old was playing at a
Personal service at I
t� ti 4t6
will�.
F�
Mary Street North Park when the
13 -year-old walked up to him.
pulled a knife out of" his pocket
and warned that "if he played
with bigger kids he'd have his
tongue cut off."
Police also charged a 14 -year-
old boy following a related inci-
dent at the same park in which
the 13 -year-old was punched in
the face.
The 13 -year-old. of Mary
Street North, was charged w ith
weapons dangerous to the public
peace and threatening bodily '
harm, while the 14 -year-old, of
Nonquon Road, was charged
with assault.
The incident occurred on Sun-
day. lune 2 and was reported to
police by the nine-year-old's
mother 'Monday.
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The smooth path to total fitness leads to
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fitness authority in Pickering.
equipment is neva and we're a smaller gy m
Flex -it started out 19 months ago as a
so we can provide a more personalized
retail health store, with nutrition
supplements, clothing and accessories,
service.'
You can also draw from the experience of
fitness equipment and big dreams in the
Doug and Kevin at Flex -it. Doug, an avid
inventory.
hockey player and martial arts enthusiast,
Last October the dreams of co-owners
holds degrees in fitness and nutrition. Kevin
Doug Powell and Kevin Oddy became a
was an Ironman triathlete.
reality when Flex -it flexed its muscles and
Equipment at Flex -it includes Hammer
expanded into a full-service training
Strength and Maximum Force free weights,
facility. But with the cardio equipment and
Spinaker bikes, Quintin treadmills and
free weights, they also added something
Stairmaster steppers.
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A new gym and new equipment, as well as
The personal touch.
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HAIR ir
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Before you do anything, talk
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balding with your own growing hair.
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Hair & Faces International
at (416)-439-3560
for a free consultation
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3465 Brock Rd., RR#1 Brouqham (905) 619-9062
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I • Hardwood Floors
I • Installations A WEEK I and residential customers all over Durham Region, Toronto and the surrounding areas.
L_ _J
Serving the Durham
Region for over 30 Years
KILPATTCK
J6 %"
CONSTRUCTION
Basement, Home
Renovations
(Bathrooms, etc.)
Edwrrud Cplbudor
AAERS GAS
DON'T PAY FOR 90 DAYS
YOU CAN APPLY IT TO
YOUR GAS BILL
ON O.A.C.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Additions • 2nd floors
• Bathrooms • Plunking • Deck/fences
Wang • Tiling • Drywall
WE SUPPLY PERMITS & PLANS
REFERENCES & PICTURES AVAILABLE
FULL INSURED • ALL WORK GUARANTEED
97 Church St, Ajax
428-8785
Now, that the warm weather has finally
arrived you're going to want to stay cool in
your home or office.
If you're in the food business keeping
things cool and sometimes frozen is vitally
important.
All of these needs are the speciality of
Classic Air Systems in Pickering.
Located at 1035 Toy Ave. Unit 12A, this 14
year old company has been serving industrial,
commercial and residential customers all over
Durham Region, Toronto and the surrounding
areas.
Owner Stephen Neilly has more than 20
years experience with heating and cooling
systems and has an impressive list of
customers that includes Baskin Robbins,
Country Style Donuts, Bulk Barn, Swiss
Chalet and McDonald's. Presently his staff are
installing a refrigeration system at
Whittamore Farms in anticipation of their
summer crop of strawberries.
'.We have a fully licensed staff of
refrigeration technicians that are also
qualified to work on natural gas equipment,
and the also offer a 24 hour emergency
service for after hours and holidays. Our
response time will be within 2 hours upon
receipt of a service call."
The company has five trucks on the road, all
distinctly marked, and each technician wears
a uniform to emphasize how customer
oriented Classic Air Systems is.
"We give our customers a reasonably priced
job. We are competitive and give a one-year
parts and labour guarantee," explains Stephen.
"We have worked hard to build up our
reputation which has resulted in a lot of repeat
business and many customer referrals."
The company installs equipment from
Lennox, Carrier, and York for commercial and
industrial clients and Armstrong, Day &
Night and Coleman for their residential
customers. There is a'5 -year parts and labour
guarantee available on central air systems and
some commercial equipment. Extended
warranty packages are available for up to 10
years. Classic will service all makes and
models as well as install humidifiers and air
cleaners.
For commercial clients maintenance
programs are available for heating/cooling
units for about $200 per unit. Maintenance for
refrigeration systems is also available and
complete equipment condition reports are
supplied on a time and material basis.
Staff will visit your premises to measure the
size of the home or building and determine if
ductwork is necessary. Once this is completed
they will present you with a free estimate.
Classic Air Systems is environmentally
friendly reclaiming and recycling coolant
removed from refrigeration and air
conditioning units so it won't harm the ozone
layer.
If you need a new heating or cooling system
for your home or business, installation or
repair to your industrial or commercial
refrigeration unit call the company that
specializes in conscientious, reliable and
courteous service. Call Classic Air Systems
at (905) 427-2822.
FULLY LICENSED
&INSURED
RNSTAUATION
SALES L SERWE to
ALL MARES
AIR CONDMONM' 'HEATING.
HEAT
a REFRIGERATION aTRon
COMMERCIAL i INDUSTRIAL - "--
AUTHORIZED We well not
NATURAL GAS be
DEALER e un�n9d
denbci
Visit Us Sunday - Pickerint Flea
Market across from Food Court
427.2822
Over 20 years experience
SALES a SERVICE a PARTS
RENOVATIONS & REMODELING
24 HOUR PLUMBING SERVICE
(WITH NO OMARGE FOR OVOnW
One of the largest plumbing parts
,oartment in the qreat Toronto area.
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HOWARD'S
LANDSCAPING
CONTRACTING
Service SuppWd:
• Lawn Care • Lawn Mantenarloe
• Interlock Driveways
• Precast Retaining Walls
• Custom Fences & Decks
• Residential • Commercial • Industrial
Work Guaranteed
Phone 905-839-0282
Numbers: 416-412-7922
(ALM&Wamb
11MM ll1cAUl MMAS ilA0M
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THE LAWN DOCTOR I
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:Agreement - 1
Remember They are all - Fee, .IL
in BLISiness to SELL��•�
you Energy
Atib us about our maintenance program. From
hoine oNvners. Business or Commercial our rates &
plans will save you money now and in the years
to come.
��euoice-
Oswr 26 Years Experience
3465 Brock Rd., RR#1 Brouqham (905) 619-9062
Stay cool this summer with
Classic Air Systems
191151! SO9•�-- 'D-�-� V -.r. __ __ _ ..Y„•,[� .---_
100
i 24 HR
4V Offer expires June 30'196r.*9 �K
1 rte ' r k
• Deram�c. Grande 8 Marble OPEN 1 = =- - a" ..= .. "ice -.m :'! `wow, _4
��.
I • Bathroom Accessories 7 DAYS I Located at 1035 Toy Ave. Unit 12A, Classic Air Systems serves industrial, commercial
I • Hardwood Floors
I • Installations A WEEK I and residential customers all over Durham Region, Toronto and the surrounding areas.
L_ _J
Serving the Durham
Region for over 30 Years
KILPATTCK
J6 %"
CONSTRUCTION
Basement, Home
Renovations
(Bathrooms, etc.)
Edwrrud Cplbudor
AAERS GAS
DON'T PAY FOR 90 DAYS
YOU CAN APPLY IT TO
YOUR GAS BILL
ON O.A.C.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Additions • 2nd floors
• Bathrooms • Plunking • Deck/fences
Wang • Tiling • Drywall
WE SUPPLY PERMITS & PLANS
REFERENCES & PICTURES AVAILABLE
FULL INSURED • ALL WORK GUARANTEED
97 Church St, Ajax
428-8785
Now, that the warm weather has finally
arrived you're going to want to stay cool in
your home or office.
If you're in the food business keeping
things cool and sometimes frozen is vitally
important.
All of these needs are the speciality of
Classic Air Systems in Pickering.
Located at 1035 Toy Ave. Unit 12A, this 14
year old company has been serving industrial,
commercial and residential customers all over
Durham Region, Toronto and the surrounding
areas.
Owner Stephen Neilly has more than 20
years experience with heating and cooling
systems and has an impressive list of
customers that includes Baskin Robbins,
Country Style Donuts, Bulk Barn, Swiss
Chalet and McDonald's. Presently his staff are
installing a refrigeration system at
Whittamore Farms in anticipation of their
summer crop of strawberries.
'.We have a fully licensed staff of
refrigeration technicians that are also
qualified to work on natural gas equipment,
and the also offer a 24 hour emergency
service for after hours and holidays. Our
response time will be within 2 hours upon
receipt of a service call."
The company has five trucks on the road, all
distinctly marked, and each technician wears
a uniform to emphasize how customer
oriented Classic Air Systems is.
"We give our customers a reasonably priced
job. We are competitive and give a one-year
parts and labour guarantee," explains Stephen.
"We have worked hard to build up our
reputation which has resulted in a lot of repeat
business and many customer referrals."
The company installs equipment from
Lennox, Carrier, and York for commercial and
industrial clients and Armstrong, Day &
Night and Coleman for their residential
customers. There is a'5 -year parts and labour
guarantee available on central air systems and
some commercial equipment. Extended
warranty packages are available for up to 10
years. Classic will service all makes and
models as well as install humidifiers and air
cleaners.
For commercial clients maintenance
programs are available for heating/cooling
units for about $200 per unit. Maintenance for
refrigeration systems is also available and
complete equipment condition reports are
supplied on a time and material basis.
Staff will visit your premises to measure the
size of the home or building and determine if
ductwork is necessary. Once this is completed
they will present you with a free estimate.
Classic Air Systems is environmentally
friendly reclaiming and recycling coolant
removed from refrigeration and air
conditioning units so it won't harm the ozone
layer.
If you need a new heating or cooling system
for your home or business, installation or
repair to your industrial or commercial
refrigeration unit call the company that
specializes in conscientious, reliable and
courteous service. Call Classic Air Systems
at (905) 427-2822.
FULLY LICENSED
&INSURED
RNSTAUATION
SALES L SERWE to
ALL MARES
AIR CONDMONM' 'HEATING.
HEAT
a REFRIGERATION aTRon
COMMERCIAL i INDUSTRIAL - "--
AUTHORIZED We well not
NATURAL GAS be
DEALER e un�n9d
denbci
Visit Us Sunday - Pickerint Flea
Market across from Food Court
427.2822
Over 20 years experience
SALES a SERVICE a PARTS
RENOVATIONS & REMODELING
24 HOUR PLUMBING SERVICE
(WITH NO OMARGE FOR OVOnW
One of the largest plumbing parts
,oartment in the qreat Toronto area.
TREE REMOVAL • TREE PRUNING • RESIZING
HOWARD'S
LANDSCAPING
CONTRACTING
Service SuppWd:
• Lawn Care • Lawn Mantenarloe
• Interlock Driveways
• Precast Retaining Walls
• Custom Fences & Decks
• Residential • Commercial • Industrial
Work Guaranteed
Phone 905-839-0282
Numbers: 416-412-7922
(ALM&Wamb
11MM ll1cAUl MMAS ilA0M
Over 20 Years Experience
THE LAWN DOCTOR I
(905) 837-1272
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two year old, 5'3".120 pounds with Mown hair and
N RACLES' d 40
BELIEVE IN MIRACLES' Sn9k. mid 40's dad
green eyes. Looking to a Mice guy. 22 to 28. Prefer'
_ r '
ably European a white mak, who is also single
hes. la a len bung. sail. re. harm-
and enjoys bike ^d^9, swnmmng, movies and haw.
-:,NES' AND CARING. ThoU9W coag• prely.
lama*, in my early 40's. See" a
ng A good time. BOX 30623
SATIN, LACE, LEVI'S. 5'1'. 110ps, brunette with
:':,essona
-.•-insiona or business executive who enjoys
waist length hair, likes -rear music. snooker, bon
mance.lag w,Ass. tocrdry mM. etc. BOX 109"
Ing, psi *W anything Just would like to meet a
:W)NTAlE0U5 AND FUN. I'm a divorced while
Wonderfully regular. normal nae guy. Fest as
Mends Obviously. BOX 21336
,.male. 38. smoker. occasional drinker. who
,mays country ole r. CCASImusic. -lath ng ho^9 dri-
PROF. WHITE COLLAR. Divorced white aftracnve
d* outdoors, and quiet times N home. I am
look ng for gentleman n goad poo -
ladyani
.es
medium buff. 5'1-, reddisf bkrde hair, bluishest
s.
roues, hums, look Io music, who a ran•
,
smoke ad established W has left past troubles
green eyes. Looking for while mal. 35 to 45, with
behind. Box 29801
same Imernts, who is torwrit and alltudnae.
Must like children. BOX 21235
OSHAWA AD. While Canadian *mak, and 60's.
:CUING WOMAN looking for a swat".si'am
man. I'm a 47 year ofd *mak looking for a mak
aractve. petite norarlydler, separated, very clean
And calling. Enjoys theater. dancing. outdoors.
comuamon. 40 b 50. with whom; can spend tine
Seeks a black male to ser ous renal onSh p Must
inn bemyself W nate hm. Enjoy dancug, trays
be big and considerate. BOX 30611
WANT CULTURED YAN. Searching la more who
eiing. dining out, firs" NW much more Wain
someone lea cut. a non smokef and a Cali
Wag appreciate and respect me I an m my and
danker BOX in
40's- Hope you enjoy fine wine, ballroom dancing,
�N':ESTORSWANTED! WadedOnen"Illor,40
Interior decorating, art, theater, music. travel.
Dedicated to tame. IW y. pets and children. BOX
'c 50, wiling to conlriMdt his time, honesty, haat.
soul. and mutual h. b return You wig get10531
inds
someone who laws travel, theater. family. and
SEEK KING OF HEARTS a beaWhd male inside
;uet tines. Wig 9" 100 Percent return On Your
and out age 35 to 45. 1 m a 32 year oar. single
wtWl mothe of two win to be Your queen or
mvestmerw. Non smoker Preferred. BOX 25211
ENJOY LIFE. Searching for Capricorn.
heats. No head games Please' BOX 13089
.E'S
•gurus, Scorpro. or Cancer personably. I m 47
Igo YOU QUALIFY' Looking for a 6' to 6'2-.
maw who has a wadeful background.
.�!n oro fastaoned Principles. lore dining omit a
5th are, dmicng, art Owner, gardening. Cho
ShouEuropfa
have eared ink . bis ale Nd never
:ern end pets seeking someone ready for a Asia'
been soon
hien NTION Lens tri sun... BOX ge in
ATTENTION BRIAN' You kff a message n my masl-
,orshry Please only respond d You an cMva-
,%s and inping to go I* Lara mink. BOX 10685
box 11004, last rnY aid your phone number did
-S TALK SOON Adventurous, single white
no ne"If K you could. Please cap again' BCX
15551
rac%spaa iongL rock
erose 30. Enjoy ca ns. d
%SK. etc Se" a while husky mat. atrac.
FOt EVER YOURS. Looking rat good naurwlad,
d
e 28 m 35. wind a zest br kk and grad sew d
Id ma. 65 to 75 to go to country music daces.
mor Boz 13657
play' cards dint alp, Nd travel. rm 69 Yrs. a good
.:'.E LIFE LADY. 52 Year old. Canadian born Pro-
toot aur Dlyl"g daft •Id bowling. BOX 28932
Attractive brunette m rbrow
PosNT1vE FEMALE. At
'es'lonal Moak With dark blonde h-, ISO
x�nds. 5 r rind non %Molle Enjoy III* M"M'L
eyes ad inothesd ho Looking for a ma. R ro
cog yaks swuMwg• outdoors. the Blur Jays.
a• oft Vwft young and enjoys We Enjoy lac
rc lour Oladi g. Upon retrag, I Wan to spend
in4 MUSK. dining Out. waking, the outdoors and
Isom. BOX 13522
.,.e miners r a warmer climate, If you have fume
ATTRACTIVE FEMALE Attractive Mutste ad
a• Men sts leare Your phots oumpr to me a
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mother of two. Enjoy ted mitre, ala, d•'crr4
.,.,5
mrafK itd more. Looking for a atrralve, phYsr
HARM SWCERE CARING. Ealy IIII sepsrasd.
Cathy fit imam. 37 to 41 win a Yong Outlook On Wfic
I you're.drafed In whli^9 with me. Diens wave
ser, to and sem mom My heat a ado how*wW-
me a Message. BOX 13521
1; and strong family rakwi b you am Un to lied
FRIENDS FIRST Sinter. hmxst and caring write
rat possess Willy WkwS W can ajoy the sum-
Die Things in kk, cycl% it am a Dag rgc.
bmak. `'9. Enjoy 9oft chug out. travehny
o'e ase contact Mt. BOX 21469
playn9 cam' Msd m' daicmg di quiet eYe1tl1g+
3E: K A GEN'LEMAN. SS ymr ofd fug A9ure4 ST
d had. Seng a no SM" Whir mat. and
my age. who aun
knriy Independent. ntw
•nor lemaeLooking for aso" rlbl#9ulde•m
aha erjoys quiet everwip, draws r ftcmaKYy
frshrd •d trip" socia bedroom dancing
dmmq low. sports and acre Two inimil , very
S''dwma o with cowman whin s and a good seine
of kim BOX 21377
'-MK Nd WMt Looking %r kMndslwp W
ono possibly a mwo sho fad Box low
MUFtRAY, LOYAL FRIEND, Sowmavihe. 3 dayhr
C OUTLOOK ON LIFE. 54-. 123 pound
lens. *- CAM MPM,YOUrWrbe■nrecyW4
BOX 2677
i,,vrced mother of two rm har11st 50th. Warm
r: Dwndly Sw"wg a sngk Wture mak. 37 ro 42,
rM CHEERFUL. I'm 041, 26. 5-. 122ps tight
anc '.as the sarne wagon ad enpp children.inown
hue, Drown ryes, red clmnerful, kdDlung rat
Mumdshkp. leading 10 more. IMOY walling. rradug.
A Mn Someone tri. w and established with dao
-A,r BCX 13027
work" with the Pudic W with children . Sinking
MI IERCULES, IeM Mads you d yortr not
'mica
down to tam, ran dem,nt Person.'." does ltd
DIY any Iwo gains. Must lake to have to Iagn.
with me show. watch A our ow3ain am
and try' new cursors. BOX 21956
wenn 1 We may loom De Older but don't throw 4
Sc it YOU n 30 to 40 sm @Meq I would kkf you
LET'S MAVE FUN Loolwg tor rr Right. Seigel
'c Deng Meaning inb our Yves. 0 Yrxu'r truN'
MOM Of 3 1104 31 52'. 135 gar Lookup for in
how" and srntele man. Must have good sense of
nkrestedpkwm leave r IlNagld •ese+9e. BOX
°-�lads.
hrlmor W like kudt Not lowo" for a dad for IN
3CXARAYA. coo may, b ctIL so pick yairwo
Prieto y hart own deprndentf. BOX 297"
I,11 br I country Ial 43, manus 10 year or to.
STILL SEAACHING. Seeking a COMPMW whit IS
110116• mid sincere. who his A new o hums
Attractive with ted kids. Enjoy Me junk zoo and
'+ave edwx totes Seeking a hit w th a lug
Maes dining. daicay gong lot dmfs n dM Cour,
'e "I Ind a Pocked to nestle ugh. TIM Me hod
try• and quality bow a hone, late 40's to aafy 50's
Denali to PraKas. BOX 29230
ENTERPRISING LADY. Smlgle who kw Me, age
Frmmds list. BOX 21331
HOPEFUL ROMANTIC. Independent white. Phi
35 5'S', brow ham and blue ryes. so" ard
sifted prokstuona *ma*. 31, interested In meeting
a goal oriented, m gW whgt in*, 30 to sal.
'finest. sincere, down to no mak. bet.10 the
ages of 32 W 50, who enjoys campilg,tolwmy
with amImmaly mild sew seof humor. O jou am,
14K, long Wags, a fuss CuddYg, Must We chg-
hmpeha romantic n MOIL grim me r cap. BOX 21381
OLD FASHIONED. POW..0 02 -OW WY seeks
Oren.ff nam $ouls W you hope w Iia nom
unattacl*d.
You soon' BOX 13142
,CNELY AND BORED. Early 46'; bro■nhair,
Ill
ourgang, man, und#rstandmrg
wmftk emlermm� exposed' Christian gen.
1151w links pmemm who s iW, depnd
lkmrk 44 to SQ from a glow family background
who a W MPKIS Women. NO PSYd*
Ind trustworthy. I orae going do" XW hmeA9
active. I'm a,mate, With 2 d,■Oom 12 ad 20.
howl (cars Vol'• lor Ar -wk' PoeWY' h«irg.
new a ma who tam haat am kat a ladywaibg
Md oibgI Integration. dn• lea post"hmgwn
socW wlgiga. BOX 21395
10 hear from you BOX 2025
PICKERING RESIDENT, sifmcfr. dbctwdm,
LONELY LONG ENOUGH. Moder 33, ST. 110106,
dronc d kmak, 60, non ,m011m, SMS mW, 55
with hro Children. Like a Ma who is hM4"9"
in
in% honest Md Ulm n his IW 30s a mfy 40s
to 65. who enjoy, romar¢q goodaturw quiet
well. ,
set tomaawd, cppMipiMy Mat sfw
W hd00ss ane camping. bwWua bn9
have may interest.. BOX 2796
Wahldating Out. a SOCW dmk with deur, If YOU
have saw mWM W bled Idris give INA Cal,
IS THIS YOU? 46 Year aid divorced bmda,ST
Bd�" m^"hk •- Box 21396
Ind skis. Very nova ad odgos4 SraainM, sa/
mak. 40 to 50, mol IN film an lop; o,lgbmg, ad
FOR FUN ONLY. Carious• *00 WUPM lodlin9
knows rW he was dA of his. Box 13571
kitstrength milk fa, casual encounter to fulfill a
b"USIL am xw dsatel ody. BOX 23M
HOMEBODY TYPE Endry 4tM•h1 d lams, waled,
coffee, etc. Looking lot mom wAo is good
WANTED. A gentleman who knows what he rags.
to
k -red, join Maul• Auld a101R 1, doSha.
Lags
Ww*, 30, divan+ one child: wx"
meth a mark 30 to 45, who Wig enrich MY life. Must
wed. Looks araT imporMrd ■ aldl As film
far tin bring bid W la" "-bit. BOX 2376
son imide. BOX 13551
SOUND LIKE YW? 25 par old Nm* ffeang
NEEDED. Whim Mate. 5'9" plus, balm eyes. roMar
bc, tac,D9r, agg,Q4 Mas qg I W have varied
srgb nWo, 2 to 21, who is No t* raw
thug'slova rioting mattintg a- pnopk Want
i Looking for* W W lova, long tam
,O"`M fa k-d*ip; poMsbly mph, Box
POffblr 2191
rM JUST ME. N gpmm hup and smia Arc
IS%
OLD FASIMOIED VALIES. Sinn, btwt hill
pwatomatochild, Oh What Afilling-
gong out. Quiet :mw at naw Ind long. kauety
To sham II* sora b*V will a honest calm;
P mala 21 t0 >S, rorlMl be ft ifginatr.
mployw with A ,wry =6 ad food f"MM•
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BOX 16022
whim m*, 37 to S3, who hm a sari of him. I
TINED OF BEING AUW Si l,ft D■iag rhia
an A WOW fitgk White bfaMe, 44. (loot 341. who
Al 4" of music, pd. mows
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a" dricing,
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mak, 50 to 55, Wb stew at Mood. Etlioy 9nW
BOx 23111
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20 W 26. Wioa k gkift dull'— BOX 11142
MART OF GOL. Divorced White kmW, 44, non
slncLE WHITE FEMALE, r yrr ort mother Of a
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BELIEVE IN MIRACLES' Sn9k. mid 40's dad
a cammitnwng. No pinch a head 9a^x4. BOX
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hes. la a len bung. sail. re. harm-
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a fit lady for adder.
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to 50, lex a lag tem relationship . BOX 23840
est. employed white female. 701a W BOX 29667
tures BCX '6030
STILL SEARCHING. Altxfed black mak. age 37
OUTGOING 6 CARING. 43 years young profession'
WEEKENDS BY THE LAKE. Tall. good-looking
Looking for someone wy discreetrat ever"
danpg. mores ad more. If you re interested.
I kfmak, short Mown ha and rym honest, sm,
LOOKING FOR YOU. Lordly but nal desperate.
mak. 53. Very fit and enjoy kaaoke. god. trial by
ermcwnitefi. BOX 1312;
plane ca. BOX 15990
Cm, independent. rarvsmoke, enjoys rales. dery
C ep a walks,
attract d! sensitive, c•rl9 person M a permanent
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EVENING TIME. 37 year ori. atacned dark more
37+e
out Maar.. Lookrol la mak. a
relationship, Muss be emotionallyperson
open. ableman to
era loud be lire to ravel iv North weekends
boiung fa very -laced Wad aomeae
lake. educated. smcre about himself . "nimok
tale abaft feelings. not afraid of mortality �_ success-
BOX 18168
for !v!nrng MCOnrMM. BOX 13126
e, who is an an round rirursiK mal. BOX 26935
hK oil not a rakah0lK. have great sena of
WHY BE NORMALS Hi' I'm an adrlorl. 5 T. sin-
1F7 MATE WANTED Gon6dMt prepy and tmm
READY FOR LOVE. Lova le. pretty, ntelligent.
humor, know law to male me feel really bred.
like White mak 23. who lives and lathes re1r0
lady. 25 to 38. 5r or less. any race. I'm 5 9'. while.
Independent female. age 36 Looking for a respon-
appreaated. M you are 2210 30healthy. honest.
e while ki.
alternative musk Looking for srigink
Imedilm haft 31trocve. intelligent W sensdlre
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Sibk, highly Marraed. established busurhessma.
°artfulready for a cammrtmeM. then I m the ane'
19 to 25 who enjoys uneckmg out duos. and Ws
we my head on stra9M. 1 nave much to offe Int
Yol)1('. CUTE YALE. Fw ad glad hootaq. 26 Year
Must be well groomed. good looking. tail and d
BOX 29698
tells to bands like NN. Slone Roses. The Cure
ngimperson Newspaper w a to rlstrlcli a to say
old more. SI-. 1/5 pounds .itis brown mar and
With a heathy attitude towards women' Box 1""
STABLE AND SECURE. Sao wade maken joys
BOX 28957
everyth ris Plane cal and Iaten to my voce ad
eyes. Looking for other guys who am fit and
My TREAT"' Shapely, 5'6". single white tamale age
weekends at the cartage. theater. ding out, «lust
FRIENDS Fill 2s year old. sr 14S poral mal
ad lam i rm tre oil. BOX 21335
attractive for frwrgsho, possibly more BOX
26. Enjoy everything from boating to movies and
staying Mme with a deo. Seeks single white
I an self employed Enjoy music. long dies. quiet
HARLEY WOMEN WANTED Attractive, fig single
1106
dancing. Looking for a tall. grad lodung, xego■g
*mak 28 to 38, with similar interests, for tend-
evenings, etc Looking for saMaee single. 25 b
male seeks passenger Who oyes Sunday and-
I NEED A FRENDM Br senial slain a mat age
mak age 29 to 35. Should be aemike, good
ship hest. Dosslbk relationship BOX 29711
35. for quality tare. Want herasnrp first and see
now odes 7riwsrng enaef will COUMOY shops_
Ia. see" hardship _ omm free aha tweet
humored. aggressive and have some time to snare.
NO GAMES HERE. Srgk while mak age 72 5 °"
hivems takes us' BOX 1344
fall fars. tory :orner lases. and any gong
I grow me sane tom you BOX 136%
BOX 10993
and Wegh 170 Parris. Shy with one dependent.
FIRST 'IME AC' very good bokmg. 5 10" more
w vwmd IdvrNaes BOX 30609
11 ;000 SHAPE. 26 vel ark more. 57 and reign
SOUND LIKE YOU? Looking for someone very
Smote and social drinker Enjoy camping and
seeking a soma Woman age 18 to 25 If you are
WOE. WGMAK SONG 'lardsome Mellectu7n. 29.
170 epode. lane a int IOM esprkrK! war a
good looking. never malts. Ca"lK. up to 42.
R loves finer
outdoors Seekinga " head 9� hal a1 tris
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soanare0us. full of Ilk ad win to De datav�
5 13" 9t110S ;raven liar nalN tYes. Taws
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mak around my age BCI 11044
who well off the things In Ile If this
tonna. BOX 11122
endtin yours' BOX 13536
of E4 le Y passion e" ma 11 looking I srgk
DAY INC mGHTS' it rear Old. S'9- 145 pond
IS YOU I am mle!sted in meeting you! BOX 11004
REASONABLY THIN' 33 year ole dad. So" a
LETS GET AWAY' Tall. good Iookig. It. drvarced
rnae female 25 to 38. to snare ornatic evemrIp
owe llloug for a maks or is to 45 Want some.
FULFILL A FANTASY Couple in our Late 20's. bolo
woman who Is cortege educaMa non smoke, male, age 53 Enjoy 900. kaaoke ad relating on
of :--sal*i, W music For Move mea. plan
3M whoa good Mnmored also good loo" .tris a
Ing alt g for a black mak. Wsomeone M good
and alake
y age BOX 13669 me Weekends a my nand on -we e xeksknq a
leave me a resoorse BOX 30617
big build. for Oa" and some n r time lncoun
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looking to pin us In a fantasy. Lets talk soon
THIS IS REAL. Handsome. Misho ty man does active 6"n9, passionate roma wed Is " go
NEW WARIO Single rMt mak. 6. Diable
Ids. BCx tour;
BOX 18084
teat for dial special lady I am special and so am up now" on RM weekends after a retry IeCtic Week
mar ar due ryes nam smokernumo"Nfi outgo-
ARE YOU INTERESTED' S9- +4S Poul mak
YOUNG 72 YEAR OLD. 57' medium Dalt. smoke you. Ealy 40 s. wish children. Wadmd like 'a meet of Wort. BCX '3W
% honest. lin bung. Dnsonw4. am 7rny
� 100■ng for a mak loud mf salts age Nal dal,
soca drraing. sing* semi- professional mom of I Ilia very attractive !ncna,ting lady Who rIn ,a F1JN AND EASY GONG. Blah Mae .n my 30 s I
Stria atrad," skim kill* to beg walks. urs
bmf rmcoxners BCX 15,13
M. Looking to a professional. tail. snug hon settle for second" Love to buy flowers for lou loo" !a an aMecocol imame'emak dam i
at W. dancing. and ea traveling, for y:Onwe
GOOD -ws Mak +mit 10 6 mining lacttel
W. fit more. Waw someone special. for a rea bar, BOX 30621 someone to spend ntanae times ran BCx 13550
Enjoy TRUE SAME N-ERES'S' Orated 'likes •0ma+bc
taloa and life Race W a asw BCI 3061S
MY ARES i Env to
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twortv „ ale 1anaen
sip. male
movies, dung out. country MUSK, etc A
GENTLEMAN. S" 30. white 3endeman.
SHARE gong, ow
OSHAWA AREA MALE 5'T Yong wnee MW alit
Box ism 5'10" We medium W4 Enjoy bKMing. swam- deniers :ountry music *K% tic Yiybe tore
math. SII • Droltu,orna .nae mak. Age 3 , m
20. Loomung b moue mink aide 27 to gel
LOOKING FOR YOU Lool" for sameax age 21 May woodwork. cottage "ring, cane% reading a someone our mere who rgoys tax sad map
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himily dented with oar 'asMnwO laws Enjoy
together we 1a ^kscrees viKouten BCI 13092
to 50, who Is honest. srKere and tang. I m a his and More .Do" for aWcmasl nth sima iter
Lef s sf ad have a Cup M cdlee BOX 13559
.7"out. softie Tickles ooll etc. Loc"
OfSCREE- BI mak. r 5'0- good oou%
figwed illy* mom who enjoys brngo, bn9 walks. ! ests for nWlD I IOUrolad okto nit over
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seep aorw a mat x coup*, t a to 35 'air dins
cwp% fishing and more BOX 10949 coffee, Plane leave a message BGX 15619
gong out. Quiet :mw at naw Ind long. kauety
*MM age 2: •: X BCx 13'A
creed ermcarmlrs So 7061-
MI, KEN. You Mad to leave me four phone num. 3OWN TO EARTH Looking V unMactnld Whte asks an t* beacrnn you of looking lex a lira.
'NAM -G BE 6APpvl t' real 314 professional
I FIRS' -W AC Seg* WMk rimae 26 seas sax
be( would hke to talk to You further Mau. BOX ! female. 30 to 30. Who loves ids. likes sports. K!,- gemk :arng mak w" moms 'mo. •a 'eta a
max Believe n r"W4 fed. tar 9ownnest d pro-
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JUST ;.OR YOU YOU ore +8 to >S. adratuaua and
ROMANTIC AND CUTE White fema*. 21. 1301Ds.
9tmes.: m a 5 � unattached while mak. Womng, SHY AT ''WS Sig* .int mat. Malas :d
Gose to the sex ave s mY ravOmt 'n^4
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and Wit rrlwm all 7pk BCx 30606
racing, swings. Ntsklmg, movies as Rmlrel Mus.
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1 m looking for a tali, Geo cut attractive ge'de-
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FIRST TIME AD. Sing* while Mae. 40. 56"
1 can n,amde uf...car Box 1810'
sail drinks. Seeks M%CbWM lady. 30 for
DOWN TO EARTH GUY. it yea old amachW. pro-
lfolbs. employed Willow arer honem- gentle
FUN LOVING SINGLE. White *U 31 dors t0
win. purl and amu BOX 23731
FIRST TIME AD, Open Miaow kmae. mid 30S.
/0 years 014 who enjoys Iw tOhkKrY, moves
UrN reds. W discussions, M you thio
1 good
lessana while more ado farad half and in
shape. Looinng to 40 attrrcave *mak boom
MM&dK. soar. non smoke non arnkr
Would lake to Mae a go 010 ad 20 to 40 yam
camp. stns single Who bnn,le. 30 W car. Ia
Mag firm maws". who a Iwawst carng. and
very "Ifive. red bull Looking for gentleman
sounds hke you --give IN a CA BCx 16051
24 m 31 who a roe a hew W W look.
bokeg
Oct Onentl a Flhpaa Womanl n Oshawa aux
a/tctrona•e. BOX 21431
ha dscred acowgers BOX 288%
ONE OF A KIND. I an 40. a mother of 2. would led
LOVE 6 new having to say You re sorry. Mak
46, with resWM *on win Seek a slim to medr
ng toward the km You also me amy m icy
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STILL LOOKING Honest, Sam, tang. 40. sae
FOR FUN ONLY Curious. straight couple looking
for a bmmsuM kmo, to fur• W"y Clea W
m mel a ma Who s nomhat arel9 nn seMe d
twmee rust Myon candlelight c ing has. sewofji;
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BOX 13143
9th dad UM crepe klatt lies nmro spars, hors.
diva and alt. Not Into bans a had gmaa
dsaeu OW Box 237 p
SEARCHING FOR YOU, d oft bmaw 21. mud
mads. lag rats, and kids. * Oshawa am BOX
per ^mBht gone we a good mors. a " As
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LONELY GENTLEMAN lookup for a Mike 'Tow
�9 a lady 35 to 45. hoist snran. for Poe•
Will spots and Ad maws. BOX 23W
21502
I yaw. f it love to from yank BOX 26575
FIRST TIME AD. Single while mak 23. 6'. light
Lode W Tenderness'. !t Year ort attratire pro
ksnona Mae. non smoke e, W pbporiy IL
sear mkbonship. Yam Wekarae. BOX 30605
EUIOPEAN MALE San". rine. Eurcis mils.
SEEKING SPECIAL LADY. Gary rhhN kaiak. 41.
Sr. OwiOr Ni. grant era. enjoys In",
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Mown hair, green eyes. honest. easy going. all
Moses, outdoor amens. end traveling.
Enjoy cuddling. outdoor sports ad camping.
and
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12.5'9-.170 pelnds. Eddy camping. lick" waft
hanging out with t*nds. movies And mar.
gums• norow good hia0s. Would like to meet
%main tally who loves NWLW. a down to tam.
adabs.
Seeking a falWy anrKed, employed. matmwormy.
intell"d slim Lad
See" waelllgent Siam Iwy to Mugla W spend
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OUTDOOR LADY WANTED. $n9k Wlkk agate. 3D
will*ee" l
Ingle Wture female. 20 to 26, for friendship. pos-
sine tesmomMD BOX 26916
tune wall. d You am ram and ancaiona, Please
kale your armor. BOX 13153
close friendship and a PD$$" rtW*"$ P
SN* moms Wekone. BOX 11017
No tariws a Di's. BOX 23662
I'M CURIOUS ARachw d curious rimae. ,ltrc
yeas al4 6' W ponds. an
SMW" Imate, 23 to 35, who lova it* Outdoors.
LOOKING FOR FRIEND. MW, 41.6, 2DOWS. seeks
MOait fiend, emo mw W lour. to Snore hie s
AMIABLE MALE HL I m 33 year ori mate Looking
for a *mule to ham hm frith. Hope to hear loom
LET'S DO LUNCH. Amactive prAMm,a 5'11- MM
190 pounds. !'m cheenul. fiL Gra and km00Y.
bar• it ST.12ux we long brown hat. Looking
lea ,ttrsctiW d Mule My famawX W ,
movies W samwow who likes ro have furs. Let
lonely mamma Full-time relationship A possaDi6
you slam. BOX 18117
Looking Ism a skis ro average. aMctive kdr. 25 m
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pltmbM thteesonm with my boyfrmrh4 BOX 23110
talk soon. BOX 10652
AY. BOX 21136
MARRIAGE WOED WK 33 year old white nuke
40. for Gas" avoaM m Let s do koth And.
FUN LOVING GAL I a a What limar. 31. who s
HEAVYSET LOVE, 31, Otaca oak 1kry W9oig,
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