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y - PICK -N- GO 937-11-11 ssw�llll� SPOCW raps • AWPW - Out -01 -Tam Fine Cars Experl®nced Drlvsrs We mean business in Durham Region Your Business celebrates your business in copies of Your Business will make their way into Durham! Published by the Ajax -Pickering News Durham firms. Your Business offers the most corn - Advertiser and Oshawa-Whitby-Clarington This prehensive package of information about Durham Week, Your Business has a pressrun of 140,000 people and businesses and timely features to help copies every second Wednesday. It will be distrib- you manage your home finances. Call Your Busi- uted with 42,500 editions of the News Advertiser ness at 683-5110 in Ajax or Pickering, or 579-4400 and 87,750 copies of This Week. As well, 11,000 in Oshawa, Whitby or Clarington. 1 MATERNITY I TRUCKLOAD SALE Sale ends iSI$5� :°j��a June 30th � 5 r�w/o► News Advertiser Wednesday, June 26, 1996 52 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 115 No. 26 may o en or nit use is erin sc oo BY CHRISTI" CH:1SE "I think most of the hurdles can he trustees ...that they were agreeable to look at ty) to use. It's a tough situation and it won't be srF:cIat_rc►THE: _NF:N%s �n t:FrrmsE:R _ resolved:' says Coun. Maunce Brenner. who any options that the Town of PickcrinL, would an easy answer." PICKI:RING — Town of Pickering ofti- attended a meeting of Rosebank's school com- be for\A--ardin,,:' She says she has concerns about the sug- cials and Durham Board of Education staff met munity council late last week to discuss the Local trustee Ruth Ann Schedlich also gestion the "Town take over the school after Tuesdav night in an cfl'ort to keep Rosebank issue of the schox)l's earl} closing to sacc on hopes something could be worked out. hours. Road Public School available for community heating, and maintenance cost%. "I'm ven sympathetic:' she says. use next fall. " I heard it verN clear commitment from the m,thim_, cls • there tin the Roschank O„innnm, See TOWN ... Page 8 Pickering honors special citizens Heroic off-duty firefighter among Civic Award recipients BY MARIANNE T.%K.X('S �i%E} RF.P01crF:K PICKt RING — An oft-dut,, Pickcr- ing firefighter who pulled a man from a burning car involved in a crash was among people honored 'Monday_ as the Town handed out its 1990 Cn is Awards. Bill Catchpole was on his wa% to Inside In the news Editorial................................6 Entertainment .....................28 Sports... " .............................32 Classified ............................33 Phone lines General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-800-662-8423 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www.durhamnews.net 93¢ + 7t GST = $1 Scartxoroueh last Oct. 4 when he came up )n the accident on H" 401 involving a translx)nrt truck and a car. "1'vc never dri,.nn by an accident without stopping to see if I can help:' says Mr. Catchi"e. noting it's some- thing he learned from his father. who was also a firelighter. In this case. he onh realized his help was needed when he saw a hand stick out of a hall of crunched -up metal which le had thought was a broken-olf piece of the truck but turned out to be the car it had hit. qtr. Catchpole saw a pan of the car was turning and instructed somebo)dN at the scene wtx) had a fire extinguisher to put it out while he got some firefighting gear out of his own car. He then climbed on top of what remained of tlx: accident victims car and pulled him caretully out after cutting the man free from his seat- belt, and handed him down into the arms of others at the: scene. All this was done as fuel from the rup- tured tanks of the truck and tlx: car flowed finely, creating serious danger of another fire or an explosion. "It's all just automatic:' says Mr. Catchpole when asked about his heroics. -Maybe I should have been %cared, but I guess we're trained not to be. We respect (fire) but we don't fear it:' The man whose life he may have saved, Phil Mirabelli of Toronto, ended up with only cuts to his face and hands. The two have gotten to know each other and often talk on the phone. Mr. Catchpole considers the award he See PICKERING... Page 3 ` Y � { -A y Al `. is er p . S41 Ae Nw Ra- ging bull Glenn Miller of the Ajax Wanderers men's the Ajax club Saturday. The Wanderers first rugby team bulls his way through won 7-3. Oakville Crusaders defenders in action at - photo by A.J. 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Reg 5.99.......3.99 lam Sale prices In effect Wednesdayy June 26 to Sunda% June 30, 1996 CANA IAN TIRE PICKERING,ONLY 1300K Kingston Road Store Hours: at e . p00M1 on.- Fri. 8:30 a.m. - 9,00 p.m, 839-8017 Saturday 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Sunday 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. I 6 9.99 ERf1R01An TIRE S 1 f t f I • 1 • 4 0 • • ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • • • . • • • . - - ,'.'l-t'"A'•'A't"1'3 I 1 1 1 l • ♦ ♦ • • • •• • ♦ • . • 1 •. • ..:Civic � ♦ ♦ 11-. Pickering Awards honorspecial FROM PAGE 1 received from the Town as an extra bonus on top of the gratification he gets from helping people and doing work he loves. "It's a pleasure to do my job and get rec- ognized sometimes," he says. Mr. Catchpole was among I I individ- uals and several organizations and teams honored by the Town. Here a list of the other recipients and their achievements. * Rod Davies — Special Citation Award. Mr. Davies recently qualified to represent Canada at the 1996 Olympics in Laser Olympic Class sailing. He was the first Canadian to win the World Youth Cham- pionship in Australia in 1987. * Lisa Flood — Special Citation Award. Ms. Flood has qualified for the Atlanta Olympic Games in the 1WX>-metre breast- stroke. She also swam for Canada in the 1992 Barcelona Olympics and set a num- ber of U.S. collegiate records while attending Villanova University on an ath- letic scholarship. * John Edward H_--bidge — Special Citation Award recognizing Mr. Han- bidge's long-time service with the Cana- dian Marine Rescue Auxiliary and the Pickering Auxiliary Rescue Unit. He is one of only 11 recipients of the Canadian Coast Guard Commissioner's Commen- dation. * James Dike — Individual Award rec- ognizing his 30 years of involvement with the Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club, and his work on a number of club and community initiatives such as clean-ups of Frenchman's Bay, plantings in the bay area and youth sailing programs. * Bernard A. Diotte — Individual Award honoring the Pickering Lions Club president for his service to the com- munity as an individual and 34 -year member of the club. He has participated in all kinds of fund-raising events and community activities. * Susan Palaniik — Individual Award for her work with Beaver groups for chil- dren. She is currently assistant Owasco District commissioner for the Beavers and is responsible for 42 Beaver Colonies involving about 885 children. * Tom Mitchell — Individual Award rec- ognizing his humanitarian and charity work for community and sports groups. He's raised funds for community groups, hosted hockey tournaments and sold raf- fle tickets. * Jean Drake — Individual award hon- oring her for community service, particu- larly in Claremont. She has worked for the local community association, Golden Age Club, Cancer Society, Heart and Stroke Foundation, Bible Society and winter carnival. * Pickering Intermediate 'AA' Ringene Team — Local Sports Achievement Award recognizing the team capturing the bronze medal at the Canadian Ringette Championships and being named most sportsmanlike squad. * Mud hen's Tapps & GrE — Local Business Award honoring the owners and managers for their work and support for local charitable organizations and sports. The establishment's achievements include sponsoring over 100 sports teams and raising money for the hospital, Van- ety Village, the local food bank and Cys- tic Fibrosis. * pickerujig Rotary Club — Service Club Award recognizing the club's exem- plary activities, which have included: running a TV auction, donating to the waterfront trail, running a music festival, sponsoring an internatiopal student exchange, holding career days at local high schools and supporting Easter Seals. * St. Paul's on -the -Hill Food Bank — Community Group Award for helping the -needy in Ajax and Pickering. The organi- zation has provided many thousands of Bill Cathcpole, left, is presented his Civic Award by Mayor Wayne Arthurs. boxes of food since 1992 to help hungry families and individuals. * St. Mary Secondary School Improv THE %kWJ AJI��tWlb' A f 1O&OALE 3-A . • • • • • • • • • • ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ • ♦ ♦ • • ♦ • • • • • • ♦ • citizens, groups Team — Local Arts Achievement Award recognizing the team winning a gold medal at the Canadian Improv Games jn Ottawa. To qualify for the national com- petition, the eight -member team won sil- ver at the Southern Ontario Region Improv Games in Toronto. * Krista Dunlop — Outstanding Youth Volunteerism Award for her volunteer work over the past 10 years with the Spe- cial Children's Swim Program serving youngsters with special needs. She start- ed when she was only nine and showed maturity beyond her years. Ms. Dunlop is also a Brownie leader, has taught Sunday school and visits schools for Parents Against Drugs. * Sarah Slean — Outstanding Youth Leadership Award for her exceptional leadership skills and school and commu- ------------------- 1111SPRING IS UPON US" BUTLER ` w CARPET CLEANING SERVICES \CE 1986 (Entire) WHOLE HOUSE li Get any 5 rooms of Carpet Steam Cleaned Plus. your Sofa & Chair for $99 Iii>ok before (Extra charge for cotton and loose cushions) . (,IiT `� `'`)n` pa` tote (905) 686-9160 %limt Present Coupon limited 1 Lt'po-Clcani=K FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY ON AREA RUGS t i mrOftfcf- J nity involvement. 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"It was a very rapid vertical descent," says Paul Allore, an operational investigator with the Transportation Safety Board of Canada. He believes the two could have been seriously injured if the crash landing of the single- engine Cessna 150 hadn't been broken by trees. They were both released from Sunnybrook Health Science Centre in Toronto by Saturday. "The initial impact (with the trees) tore the right wing off the aircraft. When the wing came off it took a lot of velocity off the final impact; it slowed the plane right down." Mr. Allore notes both the plane's occupants were wearing shoulder harnesses, while some people often only wear the lap belts in a small plane. "That doubtless contributed to their survival," he says, adding they would probably have hit their heads on the instrument panel if they had not been wear- ing the harnesses. Mr. Allore's investigation is not complete, but so far, he notes, "there are no indications of any kind of mechanical problems with the aircraft". The plane, owned by ATR Seminars, a training company operating out of the Toronto Island Airport, i�6 l CELEBRATE CANADA DAY Mon., 1st July, 1996 ROTARY PARK AJAX 12 noon -4:00 p.m. *RAGWEED JAZZ BAND *CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINMENT *HOT DOGS,POP ETC. Sponsored by THE ROTARY CLUB took off from there about 4:30 p.m. Friday for a recreational flight. The pilot was fully licensed, certified and qualified, according to Mr. Allore. The investigator has not con- cludedt what led to the crash around 5:30 p.m. in a stand of trees south of Whitevale Road between Altona Road and the Pickering -Scarborough border. In addition to the right wing being tom off, the fuselage of the plane broke behind the cabin, the engine was badly damaged and the left wing was damaged as well. Mr. Allore expects it will be at least two weeks before the investigation is complete. ki C, �ALr13C� 1t A lJ 16V lyt) 3MLZ 1 �& • Dresses • Pant Suits • Skirt Suits • Short Sets Dresses 3208 Eglinton Ave. E. (416) 266-8890 Scarborough (east of Markham Rd.) (416) 266-8890 Mon. - Fri. 10am-8pm Saturday 10 am-6pm • Call 683-5110 with your news items. 1 1 Fill in this ballot for a chance to K• WIN"3 ?S/ 3 S 1 ADDRESS 1 � crrr 1 1 427-2184 PHO DROP OFF ENTRY AT THE 831-2111 1 282 Monarch .�,,,,.,, � LOCATION NEAREST YOU. 469�'n,,�Afa �, 1 (No Purchase Necessary) K"'bm`"' :t THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 26. 1"6 -PAGE 5-A Found boat not linked DURHAM -- police have ished from a Pickering shore An officer with the unit say$ ' they vanished' in March; 1995. ruled out any connection more than a year ago. the beige -colored boat bears no The serial number of the to disappearance between a boat which washed The Metropolitan Toronto resemblance to the vessel boat found Monday is that of a ashore on the north side of Police Marine Unit discovered which it's believed the `Lost vessel which was reported of `Lost Boys': cops Lake Ontario Monday morning the boat just west of the Rouge Boys' stole fromY marina at stolen by its owner last fall. and six area teens who van- River near a beach area. 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Ontano Press Council cil and O%I%IRI lie publisher resm•es the right to classify (x refuse any advern;ement Credit for advertisement limited to slxice pn(x emw occupies. Democracy in -action Durham Regional Council blew a great opportunit} last week. Council members could have taken "an intermediate step in the words of Oshawa representative Brian Nicholson, toward a Durham -wide election to choose the person who holds the Region's most powerful job. Councillor Nicholson had suggested his colleagues come up with new rules to ensure the Durham chair- man's seat is filled by a regional councillor. That would have made it impossible for an outsider with no political experience and little or no knowledge of Durham to be appointed chairman. But. he failed to win the support of fellow politicians. While it's improbable that Council would ever pick someone from outside the Durham political arena to run the Region, it's not beyond the realm of possibility. But aide from the debatable issue of appointment versus election (because there are man in the region who believe the chairman's position should be an elect- ed one) we must also consider accountability. How accountable can a politician be to a public which hasn't elected him to the Region's highest office? A duly elected ward councillor may well have to answer to constituents in his ward. but what of the rest of the region's voters if that person is subsequently appointed chairman by his council colleagues:' Improbable'.' Yes. Impassible.' Not necessarily. The fact that Durham's chairman is chosen by the Regions politicians and not the voting public upsets mans people. Man\ will be angry -- and rightfully so -- that Durham's top political job could be held by sorne- one the\ haven't scrutinized or questioned. Coun. Nicholson's "intermediate step" was just that. hlam more must be taken on the road to direct democ:- racn. To respond to this editorial call Infosource at 683-7040 nttosource and dial 5/09 on your touch-tone phone ♦You said it... In response to last Wednesday's editorial on waging war against aggressive motorists, our readers said: ♦ "I've been concerned about speeding for some time, espe- cially on Harwood. The speed limit is 50 kn-Ou and I've per- sonally seen plenty of czars going 60 -plus km4tr on Harwood ... I've complained about the speeding to Durham police at Westney Road and Harwood. What I got from them is they don't have the men, so they were hard-pressed to con- trol the speeding." ♦ "Thank goodness they're finally recognizing the death and injury statistics of traffic accidents. Society seems to accept the fact that they risk their lives each time they get into their cars. Yet, they largely condemn death and injury while riding public transportation. A poor man was injured, as was written in your newspaper, while attempting to cross Hwy. 2 and was con- demned for not wearing a helmet. But, I challenge any able- bodied adult to cross Hwy. 2 which has no sidewalks in places between Pickering Village and the police station nearby. " MS.coPPs.� NovTHATTHE James HAVE 6N�N You A No s�� cHM1cE,WILLJ PROMISES.. YOU BE CHANGING YOUR All"00 TO FOL iTics? Overheard.,, "We started off on the right foot but it started to disintegrate and it's pro- gressively gotten worse. So far it's been kept inside so we aren't blatantly fighting each other, but it's simmering." -- Pickering councillor Sherry Senis on the in -fighting of her Torn Council colleagues ♦ Letters to the editor Developers won't pass lower costs to home buyers To the editor: Rc: 'Developers should still pay' by Don Young, May 29. 1 can't believe how naive or ill- informed some people are when it comes to the workings of their Town and the people we trust to carry out its operations. A case in point is the letter to the editor by Don Young, regarding new home levies. Mr. Young is so wrong in most of what he says it is hard to know where to begin. To start with, former Ajax Mayor Jim Witty is well aware of those "old baseball diamonds". Yes, they were mud holes when it rained and Jim Witty and hundreds like him gave freely of their time and efforts to see that our community had worthwhile social, cultural and recreational programs for our peo- ple. Check your figures again, Mr. Young. In Ajax alone, there are many people taking advantage of facilities that, in part, were funded by levies. Let's see, what would you have cut out...senior citizens' centre (1,200 plus members) or what about our waterfront park? (Have you ever been there on a Sunday?) Maybe our community centre? In 1985, there were more than 800,000 citizens who took advantage of this facility, pursuing the activities of their choice. I could continue, but I believe anything I say would not sway Mr. Young. Perhaps putting everything else aside, Mr. Young is still back in the mud hole if he thinks developers would reduce the cost of their homes the equivalent amount of the current levies charged them if the levy was to be rolled back. No way. The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. AD letters should be typed or nearly. hand-written, 151 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last -name or two initial& and a last name. „k'leme include a phone number for verification. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and Content. Opinions acprtes ed m letters are those of the writer and not neces- dww of The News Advafmr. Just a better margin of profit for them and we the taxpayer would then, indeed, he faced with the total cost of providing facilities demand- ed by our community. L. G. (cord) Bradley Former Recreation Director Town of Ajax `Rats' to Bay development To the editor: Re: development of Frenchman's Bay. One gent, in his letter to the edi- tor, stated the Bay was an "eye- sore". The only eyesore I've seen is the trash uncaring residents have thrown about the Bay. Since when is a natural environment an "eye- sore"? Ask yourselves, before you allow this development, just who is creating that "eyesore"'? I lived for 10 years in Toronto's Beaches area before returning to Durham Region. The developers who tell you Toronto Beaches and Harbourfront are so wonderful are not telling you the residences south of Gerrard are plagued with mice. No matter how much pest control is practised they run rampant. There is an obvious reason for the problem. When there are no foxes, coyotes and other natural predators, vermin take over. I'll bet it this development is hulls. A lthln five years vermin will be rampant south of Bayly Street. A house cat can only catch one or two mice per week on average, while each fox and coyote may eat hundreds per week. Before you decide the area should he "developed ask yourself what you are willing to pay in pes- ticides and the residual problems that go with them to control those mice. There are herons, foxes, coyotes and at least one beaver living in the Bay. None of these species will live in close proximity to humans. Before you vote for development. I suggest you sit in the Bay at the bottom of Liverpool Road for three hours at night quietly and watch the amount of wildlife whose homes and lives will be disrupted by this intrusion. How much of that tranquility are you willing to lose, when housing can be built elsewhere? Ask your- self who is getting rich at the cost of that wildlife'? Boni Hitch Pickering Investigate Pickering spending gaffes To the editor: - Re: Glynis Adolph letter, News Advertiser, May 31. Rah, rah for your letter. Maybe we should start the investigation at Claredome. As far as I am concerned all Pickering politicians should be investi- gated for the way they spend our tax dollars. How anybody can be dumb enough to overpay $500,000 and why they can't recover the money is beyond me. So who is going to pay for it? Why, the taxpayer, of course. Thomm Dalton Pickering P THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 26, 1996 -PAGE 7-A * A; Y) P1CKF.11t1NG * Town of Pickerina (905 420.2222 (9051 683.2760 June 26 Committee of Adjustment �C July 2 Library Board Meeting (Whitevale Community Centre 7:30 p.m.) July 17 Committee of Adjustment July Council Summer Recess T T yT T y* T T T TOWN OF PICKERING HOLIDAY OPERATING HOURS MONDAY, JULY 1, 1996 COMPLEXCIVIC (TOWN llonda�. July 1 Clo,cd TOWN 1 Tuesday, Au.u,t 6 Toon Council Meeting at 7.10 p.m. .• it No Collc.:tion on �londa�, i ICKERING TRANSIT %londa�, Jul` I No RciZular ScrN ice Monday, Julv l Canada Dav Go Station Shuttle to Kinsmen Don Beer Park Arena $I per adult Kids Free Monday. July I Kinsmen Park 12 noon - I 1 p.m. w Fireorks Approx. 10 p.m. ALL PL'BIAC LIBRARIES Monday. July I Closed IF -closed on Mondays Monday, July 1 Closed N M I rexxam 1111 N lakkv rKill Monday, July 1 Closed Monday, July 1 !e! Emerg71 Services will not be affected by Zency Holiday Schedule. Town of Pickering Public Works Emergency Telephone Number is (905) 683-4319. REGI L \R OPI_R ki-ING 1101 RS ,., ays i i The traffic signal poles and pedestrian indications are located on one leg of the intersection and the pedestrians wall only he permitted to cross at that location. is i The traffic approaching from the side street. Eyer Drive, will he controlled by a STOP sign as opposed to a traffic signal indication. chicle% approaching from the side street will be permitted to turn unto or cross the main street. Oklahoma (hive, only when it is clear to du so, yielding the ri ht -of -way to both pedestrians crossing Oklahoma Drive as well as vehicles traveling along Oklahoma unse lle"'s how, the IPS operates: I . Pedestrian, trust press the Pedestnan button ro cans, and then wait for the "Walk" signal indication. ii + Traffic on Oklahoma Drive must obey the traffic signals and stop at the stop bar on the road iii, Traffic on Eyer Drive must stop and yield the right-of-way to traffic on Oklahoma Dnsc and pedestrians in the crossing Please use the IPS device properly and feet free to contact Stephen Brake in the Public Works Department with Your comments and observations by calling 420-46.10. 'moi' = _ ' � � ' • 1 WHERE? PARK N RIDE Transit Shuttle begins... -- 12Xcm 90c.m rx,.e. .►i.s COST - S1 X pe, Adult 'covers to B from) Chddren Free • Buses punning... q I Every ' 2 moor sta-rg at the Pickerrg GO Train Station (� ` •' s I B Don Beer Arena Remember. if you drive... Limitedif of park,rg spaces 52 00 per car at Parkham Lot c n 3 out pnvrleges Afternoon Children's Entertainment - Evening Mainstage Entertainment - Bingo Tents - Clowns - Games - Jumping Castles - BBQ's - Face Painting - Community Cultural Cuisine - Candy Floss - Refreshments and Beer Garden - Banana Dips - Mural Painting - Children's Penny Carnival - Youth Games - Volleyball - Karaoke *' CO-SPONSORED BY ** Commum,ly Groups = -. . SotfpadAssociation Service Clubs S", as'e-s P"errg'R:n9etfe Association o9aciar C.uc A^s Counct Pieper -9 Corrurnry Concert Bard smen Gub of Piciiern9 Pierre-ig Prayers Scutt; P ckering Sensors CW 9 -5 3 -most CUD of-iarenng Pw7ien , Panthers K G lid Severin ,Gemw .,&%dean 3:t riadiari Progress Gut, Picker:^, aep SottDaY Spya Sanatar D'hamra '-,Zaai Aswc X*n kermg•Atax women Picke- ^, Clu Soccer b PckerN Cart Canadian Cuiva: 1 st Aes:Snom Scouts AssoOa r h1.AIN STA(:E IANE UP 1996 6:00 PAI. N HA (ME. & OPF:\l\l: RIINIARKS by Slaster Of t'erernismirs Jem Archer. Kx96 Fm • 0urhum Reguinul Pulicc Pipcs 1: I)run , • tiu,c_ssorics • Trct Top Ki,l, • ( arihhc.W Sh''wcasc PICKERING ' )crosc Lester Dann Academy & Junior Garde ge • Full Count Blues Hind M LJ S F LJ M VILLAGE • Denise [.c-stcr Dancc Academy • Country Jamboree ANTIQUE AND CLASSIC CAR SHOW • is Canada Sunday. June 30. 1996, 11 a.m.--5-�itc.m. rE m PsnmusicalFircwurksShow • E,�u Car Rally & Scavenger Hunt 420-4660 Ext. 2098. (Entn Fee Appliesi ♦ Dixieland Banca ♦ Children's Performances ♦ Barbecue Lunch • . _71 ♦. Sale of Fine Scale Model - 1 Diecast Automobiles ' Sponsored hy: The Antique & Classic Car Club of Canada, Durham R' on k km r tit of Brock Road on H"y 7 DATES: JULY 2 -AUGUST 16 905 420-4620 OR /905 683-8401 Pine Ridge Secondary School 3 Monday & Wednesday to Fridav 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. YARD WASTE COLLECTION/ St. Mary Catholic High School GRASSCYCLING Monday - Friday The 19% Yard Waste Collection Program commenced on Tues -"y, April 7:00 - 10:30 p.m. 16th. This year's program provides, for your convenience, collections on your East Shore Community Centre designated waste collection day. As a reminder, however, grassclippings will noiWednesday & Friday longer be collected. 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Please refer to your Town of Pickering "1996 Waste Management Calendar" for a Brougham Hall complete schedule of collections and for further information on this year's Tuesday: 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. "Grasscycling" campaign. If you need further clarification or would like to request a 19% Waste * Basketball * Volleyball Management Cakndar, please contact the Town of Pickering, Public Works *Ball Hockey *Soccer Department, at 42046M or 683-2760. *Badminton *Tournaments "VISION QUEST" READY SET READ! * Table Tennis *Dominoes ON EXHIBIT rds Teen Su Agmen Reading Club * 11-18 Board Games SUMMER SQUASH CLINICS b July 81h • August 3rd * Music & Videos for Junior Players y k -dr party July gib at 2:00 P•m• 683-6582 or 420-6588 **FREE** y Nancy Howell Sheridan Prizes July 15 to July 19 0. August 12 to August Presenting a collection of Prizes YOUTH 12-15 BASKETBALL TOURNEY RESULTS 16 pastel pen and pencil works Pickering Prizes Town of Pickering Youth Team busted dt won both games Call Squash Pro Scout p vs Coleman West Scarborougb Boys tic Girls Club Picketing Ree Complex Civic Coli[ IeX k'��' Great Game Everyone! * + 6g3-652 P Special thanks to: Kevin (Pickering) and Junior (West Scarborough) for For more info: call the Information being excellent refs. * June 21 - Aug. 23 Desk at 831-6265 ext.243 Interested in Youth Sports call Marty, 420-6588 PAGE &A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 26,19% P iTown board worktokee school open at nighth t FROM PAGE 1 a church or anv •other school or structure to to haw an ilnitact on acadLmic prognuns al the energy expenditures by $400,000. "I'm not quite sure that's the solution unless meet in." said Joao Maloney, of the school school. Fourteen other schools were slated to clow council. "Don't take this structure W. Schedlich says the S15 -million cuts made cariv. she notes. Of those, 13 were I,Ir�ger Pickering offers, to pay." rcxnmunitv Court. Brenner says a community use of ,uwa>'.' in the school Fx)anl hudget haveresulleti in schools and were able to re-lrran_,c cle,uiin, space agreement could see the Ton take over All sides a�,reed they (k)n't want ,ui\ solution shishing manuen,utce costs by S4 million ,ttt(1 staff shifts to stay open later, she says. Town responsibility for the school after hours, administer - f l IM I F� N space and beim fF ing programs and _ responsible for F' � � closing up the buildii1g. Rose h a n k. which now closes _ at 8:30 p.m.. was slated to shut iLs door, daily at 4:301 . p.m. in the fall. ' • , __ _AM " leaving community groups such as, Y` - Cubs and Guides. and even the f. � school council - � � itself. without a meeting place. Principal Paul Manuel has man- 20 20 � • • 25 25 aged to get that - �F nR vF Ac: a'+ YF Ara extended to 6 p.m. r to allow for extra- - ORTHO PR.ICTIC SPECIAL EDITION FRE E ORTHO SUPREME ' curricular school DYNASTY E ORTHO LL�2R� everlLs. S CHOICES $ Upset parents and L'OnlrIlUnit�' SINGLE SINGLE �� \ �� I I \ �� t I SINGLE SINGLE MATTRESS MATTRESS 339MATTRESS $374 - groups asked for MATTRESS � I I I : I � I •� f I I.I .< )fit _ the Town's help _ SET ,31 f SET ,31 • . ) SI1 `554 SET "614 l�l:l) �i:�"I�[ hl:�� and held a mecuno Ix)t Bu....:59 ,rT .1. Ix)l KLI.... i(r1 su r Sv, I IZ:� l I (:( )� E It rx)uISI-r=...... _-+u9 "Ll 1, with local trustees. Qt l. -N ..... 289 %1-1 .s. Ion lsl_I_... 2vy tit r i-. t tail..... 389 ,rr 62 x tr�.....239 ♦1 1, %%TI'11 1)I"R(:11ASE OF AN 11' � t1t:eFti..........439 .IT -z. school Staff and KIN(......... 439 %11 N%) ( 1:I,%(. ._.._.55-1 SI 1 1)1, M \1'(.111\(. lt.11-hKP.Sti 11:7-t:ISc..............58-t ,eT los. two Town council - km to protest the earl' Closure. ':'A'c dont have Teen cyclist knifed PICKf_Rl G — A 17 -year-old Pickering youth riding his bike was knifed in the arm by a hooded man who jumped out of a bush and attacked him late Monday night. Durham Regional Police say the teen was cycling south on Fairport Road in the area of Erskine cemetery hear Finch Avenue when a man dressed in all black with a hood lunged out from behind a bush and nicked him on the elbow with a knife. The attacker then ran off. The incident occurred around 11:40 p.m Police combed the area for about one hour but had no success. The victim, who lives on Fair- port Road, suffered only a minor cut, police say. 10 C.TV • _ POSRAE CARE SINGLE 1 MATTRESS SET "224" D01. KIl-.... 169 st T lri. Q1 1-1--N ..... 199 15 - AR c.T V COMFORT SLEEP SINGLE $179 MATTRESS SET '234 Ix)l till`.... 189 ♦FT 3t.. Q1 ulvN..... .).19 %1 r st;. BUNK Futon do '1399 g9 Extra N_ C o — c. E i - OPEN m SUN. CANADA'S LA 2525 SINGLE 15 YR. F A, VG_AR �iIS'�LaTCHED 5 ORTHO PEDIC ORTHO ELEGANCE U ATTRESSES 291 F_ MISMATCHED SETS SINGLE ...................... 129 DOUBLE ................. a159 SINGLE $ 2yy MATTRESS SET ,394 I x )t KLL... . —9 SI F 439 `)1 t`.E\ ..... 309 %1 t -fl-1 kl`(......... .159 ,t r -o) FL 101 BED (AP'1'UYS F.CUNO BED Frame andr-<��� 4 Large Mattress Val Storage Drawers ' Complete 1_ 9 1� w 21 Maple Finish 9 BOOKCASE BUNK 4 _ Great Styling With Upper & Lower Bookcase $34 Drawer 8 Extra r-1 J: Lai I1:9g1:1111:11 ml FINANCING 1 PERSONAL FEATURE! • Twin bed. • Armoire • Bookcase • Closet L 1111 AVAILABLE I CHEQUES Mon. -wed. 6 . �a Thus.-Fr1. 10.9 . to-sa Salttldan saatrdalt: 10.6 11-4 .. a 's 'i i ': . �. : �. f. �_ �_7<. �:. l.. . t a > • t 1 ! ., l:. 1 - -� - _ .. .. '499 IF C r our 11LAR1 MmIllFF CANOPY BED '269 w•io (:AnopV zj SINGLE �289 MATTRESS SET '479 1x)t mix... 339 srr5(,•� QtEFN..... 369 ,rr S•r) KING........ 519 tilt* )tlr) FU, - "339 R- withAKm SAVER BUN] Single over Ooubie y TAUNTON w s N • ♦'b'.. f ��� THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 26, 1996 -PAGE 9-A Pickering teen charged after Ajax restaurant owner punched AJAX-PICKERING — A Pickering noon. asked the teen to leave. A 16 -year-old resident of Pickering Park - patron of an Ajax restaurant was charged Durham Regional Police say the con- An argument ensued and the owner suf- way was charged with assault. with assault after the owner was punched in frontation occurred when the 62 -year-old fered minor injuries when he was punched Police didn't disclose what the argument the face during an argument Monday after- owner of the eatery at 46 Church St. S. in the face, police say. was over. Charge laid in crash PICKERING — A 50 -year-old Oshawa woman has been charged with failing to stop for a red light following a three -car crash here last Wednesday. Durham Regional Police say a car travelling south on Liverpool Road around 1 pm. ran a reed light at the inter- section of Glenanna Road and broad- sided a westbound vehicle, causing it to collide with a third car. All three drivers suffered minor injuries, police say. PICKERING PLAYERS ARE ALIVE & WELL, AND STILL PERFORMING AT DUNBARTON UNITED CHURCH Those interested in acting, directing or helping backstage, please call (905) 4211-2507. Come visa us at the Face Painting Booth on July 1st, at Kinsmen Park. REST, For All Caribbean Style Chinese Food & Curry Dishes DAILY SPECIALS Call for delivery areas 427-1299 14sir 1 W - ow carie& pn*Zim w tam of Staff PVW&: • vrsiting Nursing • Piersoral Care • Companionship 14M :LWT .Rehab&rt Services Fociakire • Pa llkalire care • chid care • Newborn Services • pccupationaUPhysiotherapy Services N Foam - N SawnW Aa�1 Q= IANd IKON QPrR Fof NiOr@ Inbfrnafibn pbm lam: W433 -14l4 AMDMOF 14&21I-210 Look for brand new reductions EATON'S � Liriar • One Day Only Thursday, June 27th You never know, maybe that dress you wanted is on sale now! UI 0 Y(O OFF selected items storewide !PAGE 10 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 26.19% Hermitage Park clean-up Saturday ❑ Event serves as by an adult can go for a ride at a nominal charge. Hot dogs and drinks fund-raiser for will be sold. ' Children's Miracle Money raised from the balloon rides and refreshments will be donat- Network, Cancer Society ed to the Children's Miracle Network and the Canadian Cancer Society. AJAX -- Hermitage Park will get "The day at the park fits well with a face-lift Saturday. the goals and objectives of the asso- The Hermitage Community Asso- ciation. We want to make our com- ciation and Patricia X. Reaburn of munity a better place for us and our Re/Max Quality One are sponsoring children while having fun at the a clean-up of the park north of Pick- same time." says Hermitage Commu- ering Village from l l a.m. to 2 p.m. nity Association president Leanne Gloves and garbage bags will be Lewis. provided. The clean-up will start at the Grif- The Re/Max Real Estate hot-air fiths Drive entrance to the park. balloon will be on hand, weather per- Call Mrs. Lewis at 686-5504 for mitting. and children accompanied more information. Dr. Upen Kawale & Associates E OPTOMETRISTS RBYL Is Proud To Welcome Dr. Duc Le NSMAQV Conveniently located in Pickering Town Centre 1355 Kingston Rd. - Nrw• Patients welcome Pickering Ontario. e 'rota) Familv Eye Care 420-7070 - Contact Lenses - 1„iser Stirgery Constiltations Evening and Saturday appointments available )EARS , mbiA h. , ,pr. Save A5"o ON ALL CUSTOM VERTICALS AND ALUMINUM BLINDS Fdwk and PVC austere wrtids : hsndre . of colears and textures. Plies, ear amus sehtcties of eflerdile mini bids in 1" said 1/2" sires. Savings "p to msteriaI, say. lastilhs is extra. Soars win Urge :shish.. W "Med ce.tr.ctsrs is mat wm Save 40°'° SELECTED CUSTOM SHEER DRAPERIES Ilesdre , of fArks said colesrs r +rete, low Ian mud hada AWL Mt»tod sheers we 3 N 1 (fess. Geste s Window Cewr:gs from Sows we Coxda's Inst Sohn% -lased ea :depadeal ll 6 nd surreys meat at tine of advewsing prepsnlio. CALL NOW, TOLL FREE, FOR A NO -OBLIGATION IN-HOME ESTIMATE OR VISIT YOUR SEARS RETAIL STORE 1-800-625-0025 C s e y o u r S e a r s C a r d a n d D 0 N T PAY 111 JANUARY'97!t of taxes NO minimum pwdmse required NO 3rd party uedil application Deferred offer applies to custom window fashions, on approved credit, with your Sears Card. S35 deferral fee applies. This offer ends Sunday, August 25, 1996. Liquidation items in Clearance Centres and Cotologue purchases are not included in this offer. Ask for details. 06511 MA1ie quar0mm lost Expect more %torn Svan (opy O 1996. Seen Cariede Inc. • 10-00% 39EIARS E )e( -t 1110» e troin Sears LOWEST PRICES EVER! RoadHandlercR Touring tire is made for Sears by Uniroyal This premium fire has c ccmputer-assisted tread design for improved wet traction and hydroplaning resistance. 'S' speed rated up to 180 'K -.'hr.' for an extra margin of safety. #69000 series. Alrhocc, ^ es :, soeed •of,c: Ne ,ecce e,d tha± yo, odhe,e +c Posted speed limits Use Your Sears Card and DON'T PAY UNTIL JAN. 1997 No minimum purchase required NO down payment required NO prepayment of taxes No 3rd party cr-ut application Deferred offer applies to all automotive products and services, on approved credit, with your Sears Card. $35 deferral fee applies. Offer ends Sunday, July 21, 1996. Liquidation items in Clearance Centres and Catalogue purchases are not included in this offer. Ask for details. Sok ends Seadaly, jelly 7, 1996, tll huh gwatfities Imt 06521 Copyright 1996. Scars Corrado Inc lei,�.r,�Rs F.:t jxK7 murr. j►-unt .Si�urs _. Y SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE '?r rcx� nwr. 407 We're open: Mon. -Fri. 8:00 am. • 9:00 p.m., Sat. 8:00 a.m. • 8:00 pm., SaL 12:00 noon. - 5:00 p.m. 4208000, Ext. 227 or 299 q; THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 26, 1"6.PAGE 11-A A'splay at AJAX -- When Joe Carter and his are available at the foundation office or the Ajax. Call the mayor's office at 683-4550 or Toronto Blue Jay teammates take on the mayor's office in Town hall at the corner of Tribute Homes is sponsoring Ajax Day the foundation office at 428-1407 for more Oakland A's next month, they'll be doing it Harwood Avenue and Kings Crescent in at the SkyDome. information. in front of a large contingent from Ajax. And, some lucky Ajax resi- dent could be throwing out the first pitch for Ajax Day at the SkyDome Satur- day, July 27. Tickets for the game are $13 each and are available at the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital Foundation office between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday to Fri- day. Use the Har- wood Avenue entrance to get to the foundation office. A raffle being held in conjunc- tion with Ajax Day will see the winner throw out the first pitch and receive four free first -level tickets to the game. Raffle tickets are $2 each or three tier $�, and AM 111612 NO 3RD PARTY CREDIT APPLICATION NO DOWN PAYMENT NO MINIMUM PURCHASE REQUIRED NO PREPAYMENT OF TAXES ON ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES, SEWING MACHINES AND VACUUMStt 'TEAT THE GST ... Sars Will deded a wteunt "oivoleet to 11e 6ST frwt yaw pwdwA prim. Offer eats Soley, July 1,1996. 'DON? PAY UNTIL JULY 1997 ... on opprored «odic, wide year Sears Card. 535 deferrd fee opplies. Offer q0% to mW ep0mm, www! ■@clines end mum" only to San It" stores. 69 offer don net apply to insiollow dierp, deferral fees, This offer ends Sunday, July 21, 1996.1.4oWebw items in (Infonre (entres end (eto4w &NM or arei Amm speom dt@W, lid Wou items in Uoerwre (wires and CeMop pw&m "Exdud% wet/dry roruuets in ow Herdwtre Slop periliew are not iededed in Ibis offer. Ask for delods. T H i s I S S E A R s T o D A y MW S A L E P R I ( E S E N D SUNDAY, JUNE 30, 1996 wbk qVW ies last &ENO F_il)t' t nwry f►t)m StwtN Coprr * 1996. Seers fade lac kGE 12 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. "*ED.. JUNE 26.19% Fond farewell in Pickering After more than 30 years of teaching, Norma Passy (right) is retiring. The Montessori Learning Centre in Pickering. where she's taught for six years, threw her a retirement party. Wishing her well are (from left) Judy McCrudden, Germaine MacKinnon and Mar- sha Domingo. photo by A.J. Groen Cooking is 4.1 hot topic when women s club meets Thursday J Group meets in Pickering AJAX-PICK- ERING -- A com- munity Christian Women's Club meets Thursday, June 27 to talk - turkey. Well, chicken actually. Participants at the meeting will get cooking tips from the Ontario Chicken Produc- ers Marketing Board. The group meets from 9:30 to 1.1:15 a.m. in the Gallantry's Banquet Room on the lower ievel of the Pickering Town Centre. Cost for the event is $5, or $1 for first -timers. Free babysitting is available. Call 683-5569 (Debbie), or 509- 5070 (Janet) for more informa- tion. No board meetings on" short weeks. DURHAM -- The Durham Board of chairman Audrey MacLean. Education will no longer meet on weeks Issues that would have been dealt with that start with a holiday Monday. in meetings during a short week will be At the tinal board meeting of the year put off until the next regular meeting. Monday, trustees voted 10-3 to cancel Whitby trustee Patricia Bowman said meetings on short weeks rather than hold the cancellations will cut down on agen_ them on Tuesday. da preparation by administrative staff, That means alx)ut three or four meet- whose numbers were cut by 15 per cent Ings a year will be scrapped, said board in this year's budget. �� I Y ilifill III A If 1111611 20.50% OF Shorts................... From s500 Skirts ............ see ... ......:1 495 Pants........................$500 Denim Overalls ....... $2995 Short Sets ...............$1995 Dresses...............".. $2995 TankTops .................$995 Blouses ..... games ...... I..s1995 Panties...............3 for $995 Bravado Bras.......... $2395 •350 DRESSES & SUITS IN STOCK, ON SALE 4 9.95 -$275.00 * NO PST OR GIST ON ALL DRESS PANTS; DRESS SHORTS LONG SKIRTS: ALL DRESSES OVER S100; AND ALL WILMA B. FASHIONS AVtd= S5 00 OFF SWIMSUITS and STIRRUP PANTS • NEW STOCK DAILY r o R Y01 L PW OA E2 0 kilel 611 �11 I I i I its ri ;M I FACT= 14=7 CANADA WEEK CELEBRATION! STARTS FRIDAY, JUNE 28TH With over 25,000 pairs ALL priced WELL BELOW normal re jal'joiin Us for FREE Q' BIRTHDAY CAKE 0 Z (Wh4ie auanbbw NW) Saturday and Sunday Only June 29 & 30 C, ias�. Q i ktwated) MEN'S & WOMEN'S APOROW. HUGE CANUCK SAVING! 996 100% CANADIAN I 1000/nSERVICI ArmIMO 01" 0 VALUE #' SERVICE f QUALITY do SELECTION Monday to Friday 9:00 to 9.-00 Saturday 9 to 6; Stwlday 31 to 5 Tootsies is proud 1D donate 2% o1 amid net prolft to: — The Crndien Cwlcw soewq t« elwe Carlow R....rd — The Carr ilm Fa ndnOw for Akin n...areh Family Shoe ShoppiTOOTng .4' Experience AJAX BUSINESS CENTRE a HARWOOD & HWY 2 (905) 427-6044 , CIIEi PHST �DfAt�'S� oJI/y 150 V EDUCATION Hent University offers fall courses at Durham DURHAM -- There's a new kid on the Durham College block. Trent University will be offering 45 courses this fall and winter at its Durham Col- lege campus and, for the first time, several programs will be offered to students on week- day afternoons as well as evenings and Saturday morn- ings. Students can now obtain a Trent degree by taking cours- es exclusively in Oshawa on a part- or full-time basis in nine fields — anthropology, cultur- al studies, economics, Eng- lish, environmental and resource studies, history, political studies, psychology DOOR CRASHER Cast Aluminum Light sjBi&J, Nhite 95 (Max. 3 per customer) or sociology. New students signing up with Trent for full-time stud- ies in Oshawa must register by July 15, while new part-time students must sign up by Aug. 15. For a copy of the fall and winter brochure or information about admission policy and registration, call Trent's Oshawa office at 905- 723-9747. For information about the new day pro- gram, call 721-3003, or about financial aid, call Trent's finance office in Peterborough at 705- 748-1524. I� F0 v n a`O y DON'T HESITATE! We have some Limited Quantities At a ONE TIME LOW PRICES That will not be repeated! OUTDOOR POSTS T Black or White 2195 MAIL BOXES from SNOC Black or White C� Reg. s99 $7500 WHITE BLACK GREEN BRONZE Cast aluminum 3 light wl post only $26900 complete JULY 6 or While Quantities Last! 11SSC Information is also avail- able on Trent's Internet Web site at: http://www.trentu.ca/admin/jb C. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 26, 1996 -PAGE 13-A SAVE TIME &w 1144mi 0 GEN B MONEY of Brewing Your Own Beer U.NTDRINKi r'IED nZkAIJ rJP AUGil�� SAT., JUNE 29 11 A.M.-5 P.M. MISTER BEER U BREW cov»osf.m t tattt.w o11110AM - u.w.a fnwt Will VIM Mash cieft .w.r.w.r .» ...r+- •.r.•r' NO coeeeora9. - ClieWeaos - o ices* - D*xtroee oto. ACCOM 1-0--%---- 0%--- Off choose horn: «_ . 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'a ANNANDALE DODGE CHRYSLER CHURCH BAYLY ST., PICKERING W14,11111 SERVICE PARTS LEASING BODY SHOP e�nrsr CNRISLER 683-9511683-1258 683-5722 683-6488 PAGE 14 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, JUNE 26,,1996 • rc LU Lu W �►°�96 VO m�F 45 TO CHOOSE FROM DQI _CI $11 R per day HT HEREMIGHT HERE I � v oe tt Room IGHT PRIG $ 19,88 OR ONLY 30* perday v TED DWAYNE TED JIM DON ANN MISRAK HAZEN KERRY LEN JERRY 70M PAUL WILLIAMSON PICKARD WILUAMSON MCELROY ARSENAULT HEARD ALEMAYEHU HARDING PICKARD WOODCOCK DRAGE BRASSOR GROBERT l w 11 AE: 141GFiT NERE:RIGNT HERE!F- w 11 THE NEWS ADVEWnSER, WED., JUNE. 26, 19% -PAGE 15-A Durham awards trash contract to Pickering, firms BY KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REPORTER DURHAM -- Taxpayers may spend more to have two or three companies haul the Region's garbage to a dump once Pickering's Brock West landfill closes in November. It will cost Durham an additional $3.4 mil- lion to have the companies haul the trash to a dump, compared to about $6 million the Region spends annually to transport 123,000 tons of residential waste to the Brock West landfill. Regional Council voted 22-6 Wednesday to award a five-year contract beginning Dec. 1 to Durham Materials Recovery facility of Picker- ing and Pebblestone Multi -Services Ltd. of Whitby. But, Durham Council work_~ committee chairman and Oshawa Councillor John Aker says taxpayers may not have to pick up the extra cost. "We have S 17 million in a waste reserve fund. I believe a recommendation will be com- ing forward to take money out of the fund to lessen the impact on taxpayers in 1997," he says. Trash from Pickering, Ajax and Whitby will be handled by Durham Materials, while Pebblestone will haul garbage from Oshawa Whitby and Scugog. Durham Materials will establish a transfer station at its building on Squires Beach Road in Pickering, while Pebblestone has a transfer station on Wentworth Street in Whitby. Durham Region staff will also continue negotiations with Laidlaw Waste Systems to handle garbage from Clarington. If the negotia- tions fail, the 13,400 tons of garbage produced in Clarington annually will be divided between Durham Materials and Pebble- stone. Laidlaw is planning to scat up it transfer station on a Ministry of Transportation facility on Piarlirw i 4% `41111 EVERY Ill FABRIC NOW HELD OVER! 'til aturday, 11h► btli m V0 OFF r LOur Regular Price (Exciuding promotional goods b ends) Choose non spoor serecsorr d BROADCLOTH 1 15cm ods Polyester/cotton Our Reg 3 98 m NOW 2.39 m YOU SAVE 4MI UNEN100K 150cm wide Our Rep. 9.96-12.96 m MOW 4.911114.49 m V04J SAVE SO XI PRINTED ARCTIC FLEECE 15ucm ode. Our Rep. 19.96 m NOW 9.99 m YOU SAVE 50X1 BDTTOWWBGKTSPORTSWEAR 150an wide. Our Reg_ 8.98 m NOW 4.49 on YOU SAVE 50X! 355 Kingston M Pickering Town Centre 839-5990 Choose from Specur $electrons or CHALLIS PF49M 1 1 5c wde Our Reg. 8.96 in Row 3.05 m YOU SAVE "V DIOR CREPE L JACOUARD 11 5c wide Our Reg 14.96-15.98 m 1141011115-09-5.43 m Y04J SAVE "%J CRINKLE PROITS 135cm wide Our Reg 13.98-14 98 m NOW 4.75.5.09 m YOU SAVE 66X1 W+OE POLYESTER SOLIDS 150cm wde. Our Reg 10.98-18 98 m NOW 3.73.6.43 m YOU SAVE 66X! ENM 01 -STOLE STOCIn McCALL'S MYEA_ 0111W applies for ad mErriben ony. one dry, jury 6.1996 only Lmtl 10 patters Der mamba. *"de 0"Ir l6 hitt ton -Clark Township Road between I lwys. 401 and 2. (garbage from Brock Township is dumped in a landfill there. Yet to be finalized is where the companies will haul the waste. The Region has worked out a tentative deal with Metro Toronto to use the Keele Valley Landfill in York Region, with Durham paying $45 a ton to dump iLs garbage. Coun. Aker says Metro Council will vote on the deal at a meeting on July 4. If Metro Coun- cil rejects the deal, it will be up to Durham Materials and Pebblestone to find a landfill. Municipalities will continue to collect trash at the curbside and take it to the appropriate transfer station, where the garbage will be put on larger trucks and transported to a landfill. _sEasy listening! headphones. 6999 WMfSt91 .L UMME UY" -,-this Sony Dlscman as your tome lU player- 11 has a 120V AC adaptor and a line-out jack with connecting cord to play through your home sound system speakers. Plus Dural s!eV Bass, loing battery life. AVLS and •Express- Fontopta nr,:Klphones. Available in black or blue. 1149V99 D151 ni< Sony portable CD player its easy to carry a tune! You can Irsten to the AM, FM tuner, record tapes on the ssme deck or listen to your favounte CDs on -he CD player. And there's tone control, Automatic Musa Sensor ,AMS,, auto shut-off, AC cord ana a headphone jack for pmhate Ie listening 159"�. We know how to listen! 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Pickering Town Centre, 420-3224 NJ 7 W WE ALMMy "._7% $7MILLION Grand Prize •� Plus 2 other Grand Prizes of $250r000 & $1100,000 B 3,431 chances to WIN ® ONLY 120,000 LOTTERY • Every winning ticket • Sixteen $10,000 prizes TICKETS AVAILABLE returned to draw • Three $50,000 prizes (Aug. 1, 8,15)August B All winnings tax free! • 1,088 $1,000 prizes & 2,310 $500 prizes Tickets $100 each For a complete set of RULES -%ND REGULA SONS, nick uo a cops of me crer, orocnure at %iji'm S'nal hospital ORDER TODAY ! Call 24 !lours (416) 8124000 vilimm'1 888 231 -STAR h otmt Sinai Hospital Foundation of Toronto Lottery licence #P964287 - . - } i , . i . , • . 1 I , PAGE 16 -A -THE NEWS ADVE"ISER. WED„ JUNE 26.19% V COMMUNITY Cops crack down on unsafe drivers this long weekend RY STFPREN SHA«' DL1ttL&.Nl STAFF DURHAM -- Motorists making a fast getaway to their long weekend retnatc are being urged to ease up on the pedal. Durham Regional Police and Ontario Pmsimial Police will step up patrols this Canada Day long weekend in an effort to curb carnage on highways and roadways. Both OPP and Durham police will operate RIDE programs throughout the region. "This time of year particularly" police notice an increase in aggressive driving habits — on both roadways and waterways, says Durham police Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie. "We have drivers rushing to get out of the city and then to get back and we have boaters rushing to get here and to get there. If these people just take an extra breath and slow down. everyone will be safe." says Staff Sgt Ryrie. Traffic Management Unit Staff Seryeant Rick Bates adds that while statistics show there are fewer accidents this time of year, the collisions result m far moreser- ous injuries. Over last year s Canada Day long weekend. there were 74 crashes in Durham Region -- 22 in which people were injured and 52 involving damage to vehicles. police statistics show. There have hecn no long weekend fatalities in the region in recent years. says Staff Sgt. Bates. An OPP crackdown this month on "pushy -type" drivers — targeting lane hoppers.speeders.Wider runners and White tailgatLrs — will reach its peak this long weekend, with spotLhecks and increased Rose patrols on lx dl highways, says Consta- ble Garry Smith. SALE "Re're hoping the increased presence$TARTS will curtail the spLxden and aggressisc JUNE 26 driven and get them to slow down a bit , and reduce the numbers of accidents, which seem to increase with the first , long weekend of the summer," says the constable. The majority of long weekend cash- �I - es occur on the Monday drive Mme. Const. Smith urges driven to drink ak:o- hol before getting behind the wheel. "A lot of I hay those few extra A Drama Camp with a Difference! A full da Theatre Arts Ca at PickeringMuseum Village. 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Reg. 6.99ea. 1 1 ea' 201' WEEPING WIMULBERRY 5' tall stunning ornamental tree with arching branches. Reg. 54.90ea. SAVE moo 10'ev I SO GIM IILOWAM PLUS LAWN FOOD 20 kg bag. . 2 88bag. t 1 4Nbag "On OUTDOOR FERTILIZER SP(�IK 3 422ea. t 1 t W , THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 26, 1"6 -PAGE 17•A V RECYCLER'S REPORT Guide helps pool owners save energy and money It's swimming pool weather once again and a good time to remind back- yard pool owners about water and energy con- sumption and the availabil- ity of a new pool owner's guide. Recognized for his water conservation efforts, Glenn Lloyd, a Missis- sauga resident and pool owner, designed in con- junction with Mississauga Hydro and the Ontario Clean Water Agency, a pool owner's guide which offers environmental tips and methods to save money. The guide, entitled 'How to Save Money and Protect The Environment', contains information about pool products on the mar- ket that will prevent 50 to 75 per cent of heat loss; use less energy so owners will recover twice their cost in the first year; and reduce chemical pollution. Pool owners get tips like: heat the pool only when in use; add chemicals after backwashing or vacu- uming, not before; use a chlorine stabilizer to reduce the frequency of chlorination; limit back - washing to one -and -one- half to two minutes, or just until the water becomes clear; use an automatic timer to reduce the hours that the filter motor runs; and lower the water tem - DR. JEROME GIBLON Orthodontist Is pleased to announce that in response to the requests for Orthodontic Services at 1450 Kingston Road in the Pickering Square Plaza (at Valley Farm Rd.) Please Call (416) 439-6222 For Appointments No Charge for Initial Examinations of Children or Adults 4?&4$ P44 (Since 1955) Rldose 5 miles north of BowmanviUe just off Durham Rd. 57 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Feaft• 0'x Beautiful 110' 70' Pool • 18 Hole Miniature Golf - Tennis Court * Mut '/2 M OH CONCESSION M 'Si r •� _„sem - TAUNTON RD. ' Sign FIVE POKrS MALL Ci eownarn k NGHWAY •2 wAvau.Er It RD. CUT OR Ask about our Summer Swim Pass PUBLIC SWIMMING PLEASE NO PETS Phone 263-8109 Park Hours: 10 a.m. - 8 D.M. larra_ine roulston I� erne Recycier s Report perature slightly. The guide is included with government conserva- tion publications this year. Up until now very little attention was being paid to the backyard swimming pool until Mr. Lloyd focused on the problem. He discovered there are more than 200,000 back- yard swimming pools in Ontario and that owners spend an average of $900 a season on their pools. Of that amount, approx- imately $400 is for heat- ing, $250 for the filter motor, $200 for chemicals, and $50 for water. Another revealing statistic is that every five years we process the equivalent of all the water in Lake Sim- coe just to fill and maintain Jae over 600,000 pools in Canada. Mr. Lloyd began his campaign several years ago asking various levels of government to investi- gate and address the prob- lem as to why studies of water, energy and sewage treatment contain little or no information about water consumption for pools. He questioned why environmental swimming pool tips had not been compiled and included with conservation informa- tion kits. "One example of water waste," explains Mr. Lloyd, "is that most pool owners backwash too often 4AV and too long -- a process where water flow is reversed through a filter to help clean impurities in the pool and the filter. That water is usually dumped onto the streets and into sewers, resulting in mil- lions of gallons of processed chlorinated pool water making their way into the waterways each year. July 6 and 13 are the two last sessions of the Saturday (10 a.m. to noon) Kids Fun with Nature Club at Greenwood Conserva- tion Area. For details, call 683-2070. s, 4ece s� Fcva�ts. �eetiut` of Cavec. tees. izet"* S eO�ta T 4o gB�s%ets mrd0I 1'►�oBtt` �.. V Pine Ridge T�%OO M2 Hwy.QMetroEast T m Corn. cu. Vto Toronto Hwy. 401 to Oshawa .0 1 . r Wod.-Fri. 9,8 Sat. -Sun. 9-6 July 19t OPEN 9-6 h* Hogs Mon. -Fri. 9-6 Sat. -Sun. 9-5 Y4 4( �'�'t';�fi! j 1��1' � i ! 1 ! t�. !_ ♦r {��:. tl iii v;r -eS .:3 Si e'i •� �Q�I. 1 L; A. L. ,•� 1 j!•R�, ' ..f _ _ ._ 1 7 •a'.!.!.!.!•!.`.f ♦•!•t t•f•`i ;! ♦' • 4pi 4r i. FV <. 'N 1 •f ♦ '. 4 i t 1 1 *J i ' f .4 f'C• Iw ill fC•�,i�• tr •t {`% . 1 attractive building. and for a TRAVEL THE INTERNET WITH's ;4 PAGE 18 -A -TM NEWS ADVEttTIS R, WED , JU1YE 26.1996. - You step into the foyer of this Durham 0•••000••••••••• protection s further enhanced b� chairman attractive building. and for a TRAVEL THE INTERNET WITH's ;4 the supervisor's 24-hour schedule. 649 King St. E. moment. you are convinced that still to be SOMEONE • b • _ selected by• activity and companionship. Oshawa • ► YOU KNOW. These are achieved throu,,h councillors •0 DURHAM -- • - There may be • _ • fewer regional il% ing is offered in customized politicians after e%ents. comfort and individualized the 1997 munici- Cedarcroft pays close attention pal election. but -_ - - they'll continue • • picking a chair- • durha- Even personal laundry service is • man the same Located in Oshawa at 649 King convenience, there is a choice of built in. Appetizing meals are way they have in St. E.. Cedarcroft Place is an single or double standard the past. ideal retirement home, close to During delib- kitchen. Refreshments are also erations last boast private en suites. offered between meals. Wednesday on The centre's motto is 'Your For personal grooming and reducing the size comfort is our concern'. This care healthcare, there is an in-house For A Personal Guided of Durham Con . -Full Internet Access- Flexible Rates- Full T-1 Access Tour Or Further depoliticiaanss decided against • - Business Packages 0 requiring some- pleasant dining room, continuing - 7 day a week Customer Service- ISDN- One must hold • Personal E -Mail Address Navigating cyberspace can at times be a daunting task. So it's nice to go with "a • elected Office to cosy recreation room. amihar face'. The kind of friend you can call up anytime of the day or night seven days be eligible for • a week when you have a problem or question. Not to mention the kind of friend who • the chairman's offers perhaps the best value in cyberspace, 90 hours for only $29.95. Of course. job. • being a newspaper we also appreciate the importance of seeing things from a local • While the perspective. That's why the DURHAMNEWS tries to help you stay in touch with your regional chair -'hometown- world even as you explore the world of possibilities that await you on the • man doesn't have Internet. to be a council- lor, all three men who have held CALL 683-0707 - the position were council members 0•00•00000 when they were given Durham's - top job. O s h a w a Councillor Brian Nicholson sug- gested the Region come up with new rules to ensure the post is filled by a regional council- lor, saying that would be "an intermediate step" to a Durham -wide election for the chairman's job. Selecting the chairman from councillors would lead to greater account- ability because the person would have to be elect- ed at one level, Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond said. Whitby Coun- cillor Marcel Brunelle coun- tered that the chairman's "power is only from this coun- cil. He's accountable to us." "The time factor alone" would prevent anyone from serving on local council and being regional chairman, Pick- ering Councillor Doug Dickerson argued. We're on the Net at www.durhamnews.net Canadian lyre Pickering' MAINTENANCE *Lube, oil & filter •Brand name motor oil •Rotate tires *Check exhaustA0 •Check brakes :•- •Check belts/hoses •Check all lamps Check shocks & CV boots 9!9 •Top up fluid most cars & 94 litre jug of washer fluid light trucks WIN WATICKETS to castrol CAWAM FUNNY CAR NATIONALS and also winVIP tickets to the MOLSON INDY JULY 12,13,14 See Service Dept. for details i FUNNY CAR FANS astrol. GTX John Force Funny Car Pickering Location Only Saturday, July 20 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Canadian Tire Pickering 1300 Kingston Road at Liverpool 839m8124 NZ ft X Nationuride Warranties PICKERI LOCM, SIIUT= SERVICE BOORS: aloe. - Fvi. 730 a.m. - 9 p^ Sat. 730 am. - 6 pAg Sum 10 a.m. - S p.tw. Cedarcroft Place: The Premier in Retirement Living... You step into the foyer of this protection s further enhanced b� attractive building. and for a ;4 the supervisor's 24-hour schedule. 649 King St. E. moment. you are convinced that The establishment emphasizes b you are in the lobby of a luxury _ activity and companionship. Oshawa hotel. ► These are achieved throu,,h This. however. is Cedarcroft planned exercise programs. arts Place. where gracious retirement _ and crafts. games. and social il% ing is offered in customized e%ents. comfort and individualized Cedarcroft pays close attention -_ surroundings. and where quality to every need of the resident. is a way of life. Even personal laundry service is Located in Oshawa at 649 King convenience, there is a choice of built in. Appetizing meals are St. E.. Cedarcroft Place is an single or double standard prepared in the centre's efficient ideal retirement home, close to occupancy in guest rooms. which kitchen. Refreshments are also all amenities. Situated on one of boast private en suites. offered between meals. the city's main thoroughfares, The centre's motto is 'Your For personal grooming and this impressive five -storey comfort is our concern'. This care healthcare, there is an in-house For A Personal Guided residence is within close is reflected in the gracious, warm barber, hairdresser, and podiatrist. 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Designed for comfort and developed by adding one's own Rates for Cedarcroft are furnishings. reasonable, and depend on the Cedarcroft's commitment to level of care required. comfort and safety is reflected in As in all its centres, the the fully air conditioned rooms, dedicated Oshawa staff offers C�1�Croft each featuring individual climate customized service in an MARJORIE ,o control. affordable, yet luxurious setting, The built-in emergency call with individual comfort being a BEATTIE wwmyswtsystem for round-the-clock primary concern. (administrator) 4 t 1 1 v t ! - . , .. , 1 .. .-. -1:.. .: :/.. J ,.v�"w•.♦ �1f.:L �..:.i '1..Y 1. L•Jl .'. ... .'.'1's,� itl i'!'1�1 � t ♦ � t.f+ t i.l.f-� / t t t . a or - AS SEEN ON HOMES PLI TV Channel 16 - AJAX 411111111 r., L— INCREDIBLE 76X200' LOT a INGROUIM POOL!'. Gorgeous "private" hedged property with pool - deck - patbo i built-in barbeque—Holds many wonderful memories for original owners! This 3 bdrm. (finished bungalow) - Double garage & extended driveway.... someone special... property at only $175,900! For special viewing arrangements - please CALL HELEN MASON* Your Personal Realtor Consultant... For Life! (905) 686-3330 or 14161 798-7288 RVM( W' C1n1-`T Really 2,030 SQ. FT. AJAX $189,500 Immaculate 4 bedroom home loaded with upgrades. Kitchen opens to family room. Main floor laundry rm. Very well kept. Quiet street, steps to schools & parks. CALL STEVE FEARON*, 683-2992 RVMW QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. STOP LOOKING THIS IS IT! Incredible home in Pickering Upgraded from top to bottom NEW Canac cupboards NEW triple glaze patio door NEW thermo windows NEW roof in 1993 with 20 year shingles NEW flooring & carpet NEW 6 jet Jacuzzi tub in renovated main bath Plus much more... Asking S192.900 PLEASE CALL BARRIE COX* (905) 839-7449 RVMW ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD. LOOKING FOR AN AFFORDABLE HOME - YOU JUST FOUND IT Only 5111.900 for 3 bedroom bungalow. Lovely quiet treed mature area. Roses at your front door. Extended eal-in kitchen wtpatio doors. Large lot with fruit trees. Upgrades - roof and windows. A wonderful home for your family. CALL LUCY BATESON** Associate Broker (905) 619-9500 0 HERITAGE REALTY INC. BUY OR TRADE IN YOUR NOME * For this gorgeous m tom-'* buck 2,400 sq. R blrtga , for $764,900 with 11oor tow *ce"�culb i husia,* >klot o^mragim;i* forest and studs much mare'!can _ CHONCY or BERNAM I= * saleat R.pe...whtl... •�. * RVMW RDUC,E RIVER REALTY LM*. $137,500 - WOW, STOP, CIRCLE, CALL Perfect starter 3 btdroan lame. I 4 -pc. & 1 2 -pc. Large ed4n kitchen. Finished bsmtL F.A.G. heating. Easy 401 & GO sues.$. Bright, open corrupt & shows welW! Don't miss this bargain - a must sell. CALL ANGELA HOFFMANW TODAY AT 19051683-108& z THE MEWS ADVF MSER. WED.. JUNE 2e. 1"6 -PAGE if -A EJ N 1 i PRIME LAKESIDE ' 3 bdrm., 3 bath Fi9,r4c room • Central air, mirror doors ' Wrap around deck Lafldscaped, Interlock 132 ft. deep kn!!! ' Walk to lake, schools, parks $158,900 JACQUELYNN TANNER* 619-9500 M OMEGA -EA— .$1829Ez 0 'tea &MANN rl W "AsaooYa BroMar *-EIo- ?� -,.NU aaaaaaa HERITAGE REALTY INC. 2.340 sq. ft. home. This beauty JUST LISTED - won't last, so call fast! $219,500... Call HERMITAGE BRIAN KONDO*, This beautiful 4+1 bedroom home j, •� is one of those homes that must RVMW be seen. Walkout basement with j, - an in-law suite, 2 fireplaces, 6 appliances. central vac & many M OMEGA -EA— .$1829Ez 0 'tea &MANN rl W "AsaooYa BroMar *-EIo- ?� -,.NU more features come with this 2.340 sq. ft. home. This beauty won't last, so call fast! Call BRIAN KONDO*, 683-2992 " ~ RVMW QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. SIZZLING BARGAIN! SOUTH AJAX - $199,900! 2.433 sq. ft. executive residencelall brick H -U -G -E bright, eat -in kitchen . 50 toot lot on quiet crescent Ceramics throughout mini flop Main floor family room & fireplace Main flop laundry room & sep. Cal - entrance Spiral oak staircase Rich oak cabinetry in kitchen 2 walkouts to large deck Basement 50% finished Central airhrac - high-eff. furnace Call DAVID BEATON* -F__A$T" (905) 683-2992 RVMW 0 QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. Pit KNOCKS... KNOCKS... $166,900 This 3 bedroom Ajax home offers a big eat -in kitchen, a main floor family room, and a master bedroom with a full en suite. The large lot, double garage & location make it a great opportunity that won't last! CALL RANDY MILLER* a TODAY AT 683-2992 ` ROMW QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. PICKERING 29900 SQ. FT. ONLY $2129900 * You really have to see to believe it! CALL PEYTON DIN0*9 837-1054 NEW CHOICE' REALTY LTD. in omMEMBER BROKER ** 1,334 SQ. FT. ** This 3 bdrm., aq brick home shows web and has a large modern eat -in Wide en with a pantry. Located on a great street, this home is Close to schools and parks. Many extras included. Call for details. Call GERRY THATCHER Broker 683-5000 RFIM PAC® QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. I Frz,#50, 3-,0_';0 ' Mir a F l�: 'a MIKE NEWMAN* NORTH PICKERING EXECUTIVE Huge got. great anoscapng, walk m sc^xis, churches etc Just 12 mins to Pickering GO Home features large principal rms.. eal- in kit.. large liv rr with to. oversized mstr bdrm. suite List price 5329,000 A must see Call Mike Newman'. 683-8542, LET ME HELP!!! Looking for a new home takes a lot of hard work and patience. It also takes the JOHN right agent. I take the time HARROW to listen to your needs and explain to first-time buyers what is involved in the purchase of a home. It's a bia investment. Do 0 naht. John Harron. MAGGIE McIVOR' THIS HOME IS FOR YOU 3 born^ horne. tarn rm wC' e,` - , wit' w : G -- sune 4-pC bathroom_ nicety ianciscapec spotlessh ciear nor* AsluN 5' 59.30_ Maggie Mclvor 6838542 1% GEORGE IBANEZ' POWER OF SALE 3 bedroom townhome. Eat -in kitchen, 2 baths, mn. pr. lam. rm. with wio to yard and liv rm. with w/o to balcony. Close to schools, shops, transportation and hospital To view call George at 683- 8542 S1SS - KATHERINE CHISHOLM' WALK TO PETTICOAT CREEK Haraca� asess Link -like home Close to park. ^wy shopp"'; 8 transit 3 large bdrms., 2 full baths, hn rec rm, mn flr launary. private patio 8 much more Call Kathenne Chisholm for more into at (905) 663-8542 TERRY CHAMBERLAIN' TIRED OFBEING SQUEEZED? Stretch out in this large pfeasar;. comfortable home 4 bdrms . 4 baths, big modem kit with 'burp -ins-, lam nn •nth fp 8 a most beautiful treed prorate lot to enfoy your outdoor actmty in Perfect home for air expanding Candy. Please call to view BRYON COGHLAN INGROUND POOL!!! The 4 DM- X" 'las the toys' Thouswift soar r wgrao s ;,ree riousc kit lir '1• 'am ^* lir lir W m 2 Ve craAw srarcme ow ro a x*clac,Aar 'K T . A; :Mt vac VG spMilsr sysUm a a gorgeous pool "Jri! anc see , +r- , .opran- 6834L -A2 GROUP _ kX P Ann I DIAMA PATRICIA X REABURN & THE HERMITAGE ASSOCIATION INVITE YOU40 A DAY AT THE PARK On June 29th, help us clean up the Park. Ride the Lots of Food ROMWfi � Hot from Balloon. ��� �6ot+c the Fun for Barbeque all the kids. �4 Please Join us at the Hermitage Park between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. on June 29th (if weather permits) and volunteer your time to help clean up our beautiful park. At the same time, join us for food and fun. Your kids will enjoy all of the activities. For more information call Patricia X Reaburn, R.R.S. of MAW" Quality One Ltd. at 683-2992 or Leanne Lewis 686-5504 OVERLOOKING LAKE SERENE COUNTRY ACREAGE REALIZE TC7UR DREAMS RERE " Spectacular v ew of ake 8 park 4 Burka your dream home on 10 acres Execut ve 4 odrm. 2 storey, all brick sersationaii lots to choose nom unique t�" of level land. Seclusion yet just 15 detacned Master bdrm. with 4 -pc. en i des-grs gourmet lots 9 h ceilings, minutes from Hwy. 401 and 5 suite, bright & spacious kit. with w/o to I paster mou,d"gs "awe 8 ceramic minutes from skiing. Approx. 113 huge deck Mn flr tam. rm w/fp., mn. hoonng 8 ^a IDe er suite are lust a few mature trees. Take the step towards flr laundry Sep, ent to 2 bdrm. in-law o+the "us'_.pgraoes --' MQ06 home country living and call Pat for more suite CAC. `rench doors 8 much RETA ~ a.a, a:'e >" -g Ca Reta &gone PATRICIA details 619 9500. BRYAN more To view vcur dream home cail .�lil' arr_iinYr► or appl Sia - a' S2'? 9'i SIYPsnN* RADRIGIIES' Bryan Rodriques' today, 831-9500. BEST BUY M DEER CFEW.! This fabulous home represents tematdous value' Glamourous WWwn • Al buit-in appliances - Finished fall sunken master retreat with fireplace, wired for sound, secunry, sprinkler. WW 6" and Wall . areas, comfy hanky room. SPECTACLLM SAVINGS TO THE PURCHASER OF THIS HOME! CALL DMA PUTZ, 619.9600. OUCH! frS NOT NOT NOTII Wish you were here... to see this fabulous 3 bdrm. all brick delached located in popular Westney Heights. Features include parquel floors in liv. rmJdin. mr., mn. fr. fireplace. Fn. rec rm. Work on your summer tan in your fully fenced back yard. Don't delay, call Angelo today, 6194500. 'Silas Representetive "Associate Broker RENOVATED PERFECTION! %xvrrrg and spacious 3+1 bdrm. bungalow with over $3tt,000 spent in upgrades! Gleaming ttnlwd. fns., updated kit, all newer vinyl windows 8 stain glass doors, sop. side ant to beauL In.txsmi with wfo to covered patio, gas 1p., ia3rrl air alarm system, new k)rrciog sunouil very private lot & muck much more! A rare find and a must see! Cal Susan Vincent sales Rep. 619.9500. Stoning townhouse backing on to treed court yard in a desirable small complex in Pickering. Lots of classy touches and it is within walking distance of the GO station, Library, rec centre and Pickering Town Centre. Cal Brenda Clyde loday a1 Claremont beauty nestled on fabulous 98x296 ft. lot with creek, pool, BOD sq. ft. patio 3 cabana. Channing, upgraded exec. home boasts bright, country kit.; mn. lr. tant nn. wil Milo from din. m►. to deck; 3 bdml + nursery; rec nn. and more! Cal today! 19GENTLE LAKE BREEZESt Enjoy your walk to the bay. 3 bright bedrooms, newly renovated kit. Built-in appliances. l 4 -pc., l 2 -pc. baths. Separate garage. Pried to sell. $147,900. Call Eleanor MAAM M _ Stand field today, 619-9500. Y I ■ `Il ' M —11111 Y fC; M' t.,l l I I I rte; r F r COGHLAN INGROUND POOL!!! The 4 DM- X" 'las the toys' Thouswift soar r wgrao s ;,ree riousc kit lir '1• 'am ^* lir lir W m 2 Ve craAw srarcme ow ro a x*clac,Aar 'K T . A; :Mt vac VG spMilsr sysUm a a gorgeous pool "Jri! anc see , +r- , .opran- 6834L -A2 GROUP _ kX P Ann I DIAMA PATRICIA X REABURN & THE HERMITAGE ASSOCIATION INVITE YOU40 A DAY AT THE PARK On June 29th, help us clean up the Park. Ride the Lots of Food ROMWfi � Hot from Balloon. ��� �6ot+c the Fun for Barbeque all the kids. �4 Please Join us at the Hermitage Park between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. on June 29th (if weather permits) and volunteer your time to help clean up our beautiful park. At the same time, join us for food and fun. Your kids will enjoy all of the activities. For more information call Patricia X Reaburn, R.R.S. of MAW" Quality One Ltd. at 683-2992 or Leanne Lewis 686-5504 OVERLOOKING LAKE SERENE COUNTRY ACREAGE REALIZE TC7UR DREAMS RERE " Spectacular v ew of ake 8 park 4 Burka your dream home on 10 acres Execut ve 4 odrm. 2 storey, all brick sersationaii lots to choose nom unique t�" of level land. Seclusion yet just 15 detacned Master bdrm. with 4 -pc. en i des-grs gourmet lots 9 h ceilings, minutes from Hwy. 401 and 5 suite, bright & spacious kit. with w/o to I paster mou,d"gs "awe 8 ceramic minutes from skiing. Approx. 113 huge deck Mn flr tam. rm w/fp., mn. hoonng 8 ^a IDe er suite are lust a few mature trees. Take the step towards flr laundry Sep, ent to 2 bdrm. in-law o+the "us'_.pgraoes --' MQ06 home country living and call Pat for more suite CAC. `rench doors 8 much RETA ~ a.a, a:'e >" -g Ca Reta &gone PATRICIA details 619 9500. BRYAN more To view vcur dream home cail .�lil' arr_iinYr► or appl Sia - a' S2'? 9'i SIYPsnN* RADRIGIIES' Bryan Rodriques' today, 831-9500. BEST BUY M DEER CFEW.! This fabulous home represents tematdous value' Glamourous WWwn • Al buit-in appliances - Finished fall sunken master retreat with fireplace, wired for sound, secunry, sprinkler. WW 6" and Wall . areas, comfy hanky room. SPECTACLLM SAVINGS TO THE PURCHASER OF THIS HOME! CALL DMA PUTZ, 619.9600. OUCH! frS NOT NOT NOTII Wish you were here... to see this fabulous 3 bdrm. all brick delached located in popular Westney Heights. Features include parquel floors in liv. rmJdin. mr., mn. fr. fireplace. Fn. rec rm. Work on your summer tan in your fully fenced back yard. Don't delay, call Angelo today, 6194500. 'Silas Representetive "Associate Broker RENOVATED PERFECTION! %xvrrrg and spacious 3+1 bdrm. bungalow with over $3tt,000 spent in upgrades! Gleaming ttnlwd. fns., updated kit, all newer vinyl windows 8 stain glass doors, sop. side ant to beauL In.txsmi with wfo to covered patio, gas 1p., ia3rrl air alarm system, new k)rrciog sunouil very private lot & muck much more! A rare find and a must see! Cal Susan Vincent sales Rep. 619.9500. Stoning townhouse backing on to treed court yard in a desirable small complex in Pickering. Lots of classy touches and it is within walking distance of the GO station, Library, rec centre and Pickering Town Centre. Cal Brenda Clyde loday a1 Claremont beauty nestled on fabulous 98x296 ft. lot with creek, pool, BOD sq. ft. patio 3 cabana. Channing, upgraded exec. home boasts bright, country kit.; mn. lr. tant nn. wil Milo from din. m►. to deck; 3 bdml + nursery; rec nn. and more! Cal today! 19GENTLE LAKE BREEZESt Enjoy your walk to the bay. 3 bright bedrooms, newly renovated kit. Built-in appliances. l 4 -pc., l 2 -pc. baths. Separate garage. Pried to sell. $147,900. Call Eleanor MAAM M _ Stand field today, 619-9500. Y I ■ `Il ' M —11111 Y fC; M' t.,l l I I I rte; Ballycliffe bowled over The residents of Ballycliffe Lodge in Ajax can keep rolling along thanks to the donation of a lawn -bowling pitch from Appco Paving and the Bally- cliffe Line Dancers. There to cut the ribbon opening of the facility are, from left, Bally- cliffe owner Ivan Irvin, Appco worker Tony Ruber, Marlyn and Dawn Marucci, both of Appco. Ajax hosting birthday party for Canada AJAX — You can celebrate the country's birthday at a party being held at Rotary Park here. The Ajax parks and recreation department and the Ajax Rotary Club are hosting free Canada Day celebrations Monday, July 1 from noon to 4 p.m. Among the events planned are face painting, children's games, moon bowling and music by the Ragweed Jazz Band and children's entertainer Dan the Music Man. There will also be a big birthday cake. A barbecue, Sno-cones and cotton candy will be available for a nomi- nal fee. Rotary Park is on Lake Driveway West at Parkes Drive. Call the parks and recreation department at 905-427-8811 for more information. Please recycle this newspaper THE NEWS ADVF.i MER, WED, JUNE 26, 1"6 -PAGE 21-A ax A to give United Way '96 fund-raising campaign $49,000 AJAX — The Town Money donated to the children, and Meals on will give more than United Way helps fund Wheels. $49,000 to the Ajax- such organizations as The 1996 fund-raising Pickering United Way's the Ajax -Pickering campaign begins on 1996 fund-raising cam- Social Development Sept. 28 and runs to paign. Council, shelters for December, Ms. Robin - Speaking to Ajax abused women and their son said. Council last week 1996 campaign chairman Sherry Rohinson asked the Town to donate $2.42 per household, the same as last year. In 199.5, the Town contributed $48,700 to the charity organiza- a MAURICE HAIN�E�%A1�U�L_T*� &Uffi1t GROUP * LOOKING FOR THE BEST? Al top to bottom, 3 baths, 4 bedrooms, family room, rec room, fireplace, deck, satelite. A rare find at 11 LARGE CRES. 0169,900. sutton group excel realty inc. NEW CHOICE Ltd. MEMBER BROKER it Q In • 4.OW sq. ft. home . en -!a»- ayn. ' 2 art ,tar. - 7 S in rhead des • 200 h lot (Wx 100 1 c an he severed • Huge trrut rw - master hdrm fp. 24 HR INF') 1.1141: CA1.1. 41n-4 t-4h;A 11) ItM)()I Call Judy Stacee••• x3'-10,14. - INGROUND POOL l V -L4 R: t PART V E.VT '4 HR INFO LINF CAH. 4I h -494-41S 1h I I) *M)()-' Call Judy .Stacee••' x37-1054. 3 bedroom. Xa.s furnace, updated bath, hardwood flours, newer r000f siding & windows. Call (;arry free • • •. R 17-1054. 111,E10 11 /If1. Hut S1:fi1 W." u A // '. ; „ t h'1 t;, . Bright do sunnv. Afac 3+1 SCARBOROUGH Huer 4 hedmom etecutne, over bedroom, fireplare. Mirror Ind eny% fruits of the land + t 2.w)o %q Jr.. wrup Jmund panel in dining room, bedroom bungaLrw finished erernhousr kit, hrn. .unken /ninY room. .Scarlet O'Hara N Indows, Klndow.C• 2 . c basement, ftrepla, e. incredible .,turn a.cr. skslrcht.r. C'A(- Thi, walkouts. but ,urd. home t. Lulyd' Pec kerrn,t Raul Casino*, 837-1054.CASINO*Call Raul Casino*, 837-1054.--Hrehlunds" ('all Lois to view.' x3.'-1054. OPEN CONCEPT IT COSTS LESS THAN RENT.' CALIFORNIA DESIGN! • Renovated bung. with one • lusl 2 years new bdrm. self-contained apr. • Maple Ridge location • Modern new kitchen do bath 8 r om home with4 /xdruomsDetached garage �- EelBuilt bath hoc sryo. sluower* From A rear cedar deck,• Gas fireploce in family room • Roof rreentIv shingled •-%Wkout- basement • Spaciurs private lot • Beautiful move -in condition * Spotless move -in condition Call Ron Argue*, 837-1054. Call Ron Argue*, 837-1051 'IF x, p� Ballycliffe bowled over The residents of Ballycliffe Lodge in Ajax can keep rolling along thanks to the donation of a lawn -bowling pitch from Appco Paving and the Bally- cliffe Line Dancers. There to cut the ribbon opening of the facility are, from left, Bally- cliffe owner Ivan Irvin, Appco worker Tony Ruber, Marlyn and Dawn Marucci, both of Appco. Ajax hosting birthday party for Canada AJAX — You can celebrate the country's birthday at a party being held at Rotary Park here. The Ajax parks and recreation department and the Ajax Rotary Club are hosting free Canada Day celebrations Monday, July 1 from noon to 4 p.m. Among the events planned are face painting, children's games, moon bowling and music by the Ragweed Jazz Band and children's entertainer Dan the Music Man. There will also be a big birthday cake. A barbecue, Sno-cones and cotton candy will be available for a nomi- nal fee. Rotary Park is on Lake Driveway West at Parkes Drive. Call the parks and recreation department at 905-427-8811 for more information. Please recycle this newspaper THE NEWS ADVF.i MER, WED, JUNE 26, 1"6 -PAGE 21-A ax A to give United Way '96 fund-raising campaign $49,000 AJAX — The Town Money donated to the children, and Meals on will give more than United Way helps fund Wheels. $49,000 to the Ajax- such organizations as The 1996 fund-raising Pickering United Way's the Ajax -Pickering campaign begins on 1996 fund-raising cam- Social Development Sept. 28 and runs to paign. Council, shelters for December, Ms. Robin - Speaking to Ajax abused women and their son said. Council last week 1996 campaign chairman Sherry Rohinson asked the Town to donate $2.42 per household, the same as last year. In 199.5, the Town contributed $48,700 to the charity organiza- a MAURICE HAIN�E�%A1�U�L_T*� &Uffi1t GROUP * LOOKING FOR THE BEST? Al top to bottom, 3 baths, 4 bedrooms, family room, rec room, fireplace, deck, satelite. A rare find at 11 LARGE CRES. 0169,900. sutton group excel realty inc. NEW CHOICE Ltd. MEMBER BROKER it Q In • 4.OW sq. ft. home . en -!a»- ayn. ' 2 art ,tar. - 7 S in rhead des • 200 h lot (Wx 100 1 c an he severed • Huge trrut rw - master hdrm fp. 24 HR INF') 1.1141: CA1.1. 41n-4 t-4h;A 11) ItM)()I Call Judy Stacee••• x3'-10,14. - INGROUND POOL l V -L4 R: t PART V E.VT '4 HR INFO LINF CAH. 4I h -494-41S 1h I I) *M)()-' Call Judy .Stacee••' x37-1054. 3 bedroom. Xa.s furnace, updated bath, hardwood flours, newer r000f siding & windows. Call (;arry free • • •. R 17-1054. 111,E10 11 /If1. Hut S1:fi1 W." u A // '. ; „ t h'1 t;, . Bright do sunnv. Afac 3+1 SCARBOROUGH Huer 4 hedmom etecutne, over bedroom, fireplare. Mirror Ind eny% fruits of the land + t 2.w)o %q Jr.. wrup Jmund panel in dining room, bedroom bungaLrw finished erernhousr kit, hrn. .unken /ninY room. .Scarlet O'Hara N Indows, Klndow.C• 2 . c basement, ftrepla, e. incredible .,turn a.cr. skslrcht.r. C'A(- Thi, walkouts. but ,urd. home t. Lulyd' Pec kerrn,t Raul Casino*, 837-1054.CASINO*Call Raul Casino*, 837-1054.--Hrehlunds" ('all Lois to view.' x3.'-1054. OPEN CONCEPT IT COSTS LESS THAN RENT.' CALIFORNIA DESIGN! • Renovated bung. with one • lusl 2 years new bdrm. self-contained apr. • Maple Ridge location • Modern new kitchen do bath 8 r om home with4 /xdruomsDetached garage �- EelBuilt bath hoc sryo. sluower* From A rear cedar deck,• Gas fireploce in family room • Roof rreentIv shingled •-%Wkout- basement • Spaciurs private lot • Beautiful move -in condition * Spotless move -in condition Call Ron Argue*, 837-1054. Call Ron Argue*, 837-1051 SAY GOODBYE To that small house, Ictndseape lover's. Fabulous Pickering 4 bednxnn has finished basement with 4 -pc. bath. 2nd kitchen ei so much more! Callum Carter*, 837-1054. P:, kering 2 bedroom Atingalow. Gas heat. Large .,,t backs on consenanon. Beautiful peaceful area. ("aft Garry Free— x t'-1454. , 3 BEDRuu tl.ti + ( IC porch enclo.surr. _' I!-' cut -in ka, hen with par.tr,• watiout to deck A ripen P", e' Thr, home rs o n4 ui.::e"'Pn ke rr,.y ('all lois 4 details - x3.'-104. BEST BUY LV AREA! • Spotless 4 bedroom • Walk to Hub Mall, park • Finished rec room, central air What are You waiting for , r r r Call Jim Carter*, 837-105& 1230 RADOM #30 Oak flooring &•trim in this 3 bdrm. bungalow -- huge rec BARBARA ren. wM'et bar & 3 -pc. bath. Exclusive! K. SMITH" Can Barbam K Snub", 837 -IM • S" FlspnssllNd" " AssahN Broke "'BrohKlOw m THANKS BARB! * Bsssd on 6% Cowin ission S$ 2 7 E5 01101 PAGE 22 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, JUNE 26. 19% NNiiil. 'a AMILIk �cmw83. or 2 13rq**r/O%"er or $1wi 74,90 UPGRADED BUNGALOW WITH POOL SPECIAL "CARNOVALE" FABULOUS COUNTRY PROPERTY New krictier, appliances. hardwood BUILT SIDESPLIT 12 9 acres across from Deer Creek Goll & Country Club flooring, new windows, root. etc. Sauna. Energy efficient. Quality construction 2.500 sq, ft of iii space *s a totally fin. lower level Move in Jury I - Pool party time. Spotless south 3+1 bdrim. 4 tams. 3frepboes, horses wekw*l 4000' Hardwood flooring. sunny south barr, training irack. ranch Wictid share your pond with condition. backs I- school. You're looking exposure. Loaded with upgrades. ducks & geese' Courrrry living with city convenience - just fora bunaaiov� - —is is it I innifles to evervIrino 401 Ain GO Iran I z __::1 -W_ , j r� W !iji I JENNE=" FA SOUTH AJAX $98,500 2,626 SO. FT. IN THE HERMITAGE EXCEPTIONAL VALUE... $154,800 Why rent wher you could own this Ajax 4 bedroom executive home with This 3 bdrm. features a ceramic entry and immaculate 2 bdrm., 2 washroom upgraded kitchen, ceramic floors and then hardwood floors, 2 bedrooms on v condo? Great location and a great view. whirlpool tub. Steps to schools and ground level like a bungalow and master retreat on 2nd level with en suite. There's a This gem shows pride of ownershipp . parks Just listed at $227,500. finished bsmt. and more. P a is i.. 1111' Ab DON DAVID __::1 -W_ , j r� W !iji I JENNE=" FA SOUTH AJAX $98,500 2,626 SO. FT. IN THE HERMITAGE EXCEPTIONAL VALUE... $154,800 Why rent wher you could own this Ajax 4 bedroom executive home with This 3 bdrm. features a ceramic entry and immaculate 2 bdrm., 2 washroom upgraded kitchen, ceramic floors and then hardwood floors, 2 bedrooms on v condo? Great location and a great view. whirlpool tub. Steps to schools and ground level like a bungalow and master retreat on 2nd level with en suite. There's a This gem shows pride of ownershipp . parks Just listed at $227,500. finished bsmt. and more. P ;1♦ LOTS TO OFFER! HUGE LOT OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS - $166,900 Just listed in north Ajax & finished top Detached bungalow on a 50x219 lot lin This 3 bedroom Ajax home features a to bottom. 3 bedrooms, huge family north Ajax. Features 2+1 bedrooms, big eat -in kitchen, main floor family room, gorgeous rec morn & califolorri hardwood " and finished basement mom & a master bedroom with an en shutters. Defindefy worth a look. Nicelly, landscaped. Good 401 access. suite. It's a great value, so call today' 4^go POW ATE Uff PICKE1111111111011M NO NEKU*X= 1111111111EHND - $22%M EXTRA NCM C1.1511:111111ileba tam Spw" tivairld now 4 bdnn. bM bKWV Iii Lovely 3 bedroom home situated an a quiet 2 ma d WilickcaW PWNIVni- ; mm---1PIu;h40oLbnftcKj1LVW.. 11jamilly court. Full one bdrm. n4aw Wft M 0 0 •263 tot bk*M awa 4 car gerap Open gorgeous ceramic "in ML,betroorrll & bsnt with private entance. Woocbjn*V IF - Lots of ll • ma" awn aft. Sep. ftm & dWW oval k6 in an sub 0" insert and an killyourild pool, W two A must sW." & much, much more. JIM more in tomortow of marw team of this raised buingalow. MAIRG BEATTY* 0 0 0 0 EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGI SIZIMM BARGAN SOUTH AJAX - SIOPM SUPER SUMM STARTER 4 2.4" 14 it. MM" W btk Exclusive cul -de-saic of a 450kiloilong", , _ 4 =113,0*210" few 4 1+U -G -E willhit w -in kil. 4 _P_L-A-r E in Who homes. This home will be built =y1oivuer 4 Cerarriiics "04W im. lkr. 4 Mn111r. tam. rm. 4 cow ***am wwftm choice of builder's colors and cabinets. 4 Mn. * Wund. rm. I W ot 4 SprA oak sbircim 4 Lov*tri eranrt - Backs on to conservation & close to the 4 Rich oak c0mrillry in kit 4 2 wi 10 111 dIck 4 SW"draw illim4W 4 CWWW%Wjuts Bown50% wddw dKWW kohl Wd 4 WAftd ID NO (011101111 lake. Only $379,900! J 4 " r— Nac. - q UVt*O. furnwe a is i.. 1111' Ab 1.620 SO. FT VALUE PLUS - $168,900 WHAT A DEAL! *EXCELLENT PICKERING STARTER* -histasteful neutral home features a main 3 bedrooms, 3 washrooms, finished Separate side entrance to basement, 4 'Poor family room, a full 4-9c. en suite in the naster, eat -in kitchen with w/o to pato and rec: room, 2 walkouts to yard, eat -in car drive, updated bath, hardwood a finished rec room All in an excellent kitchen, shows well! Only $139,900!! throughout. newer roof, central air and 4 Wesliney Fieiqhts location. good appliances. Call now - won't last" ;1♦ LOTS TO OFFER! HUGE LOT OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS - $166,900 Just listed in north Ajax & finished top Detached bungalow on a 50x219 lot lin This 3 bedroom Ajax home features a to bottom. 3 bedrooms, huge family north Ajax. Features 2+1 bedrooms, big eat -in kitchen, main floor family room, gorgeous rec morn & califolorri hardwood " and finished basement mom & a master bedroom with an en shutters. Defindefy worth a look. Nicelly, landscaped. Good 401 access. suite. It's a great value, so call today' 4^go POW ATE Uff PICKE1111111111011M NO NEKU*X= 1111111111EHND - $22%M EXTRA NCM C1.1511:111111ileba tam Spw" tivairld now 4 bdnn. bM bKWV Iii Lovely 3 bedroom home situated an a quiet 2 ma d WilickcaW PWNIVni- ; mm---1PIu;h40oLbnftcKj1LVW.. 11jamilly court. Full one bdrm. n4aw Wft M 0 0 •263 tot bk*M awa 4 car gerap Open gorgeous ceramic "in ML,betroorrll & bsnt with private entance. Woocbjn*V IF - Lots of ll • ma" awn aft. Sep. ftm & dWW oval k6 in an sub 0" insert and an killyourild pool, W two A must sW." & much, much more. JIM more in tomortow of marw team of this raised buingalow. MAIRG BEATTY* 0 0 0 0 EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGI SIZIMM BARGAN SOUTH AJAX - SIOPM SUPER SUMM STARTER 4 2.4" 14 it. MM" W btk Exclusive cul -de-saic of a 450kiloilong", , _ 4 =113,0*210" few 4 1+U -G -E willhit w -in kil. 4 _P_L-A-r E in Who homes. This home will be built =y1oivuer 4 Cerarriiics "04W im. lkr. 4 Mn111r. tam. rm. 4 cow ***am wwftm choice of builder's colors and cabinets. 4 Mn. * Wund. rm. I W ot 4 SprA oak sbircim 4 Lov*tri eranrt - Backs on to conservation & close to the 4 Rich oak c0mrillry in kit 4 2 wi 10 111 dIck 4 SW"draw illim4W 4 CWWW%Wjuts Bown50% wddw dKWW kohl Wd 4 WAftd ID NO (011101111 lake. Only $379,900! J 4 " r— Nac. - q UVt*O. furnwe v"Y A i♦ -`l• 1 is • f• i --,r�a.e...0 ..4 4 • ♦ ♦ f♦ • • .Ju, a_y..ai.wrw;c. r.. - Aa. A°";� s •'R ti a ' �e . ti♦ t'. 4r:,1 ar .•. �•:.• I • .•F�v. i_._ _ q .t�w �i "' i xs 1 i C r �. Mill .�t7'y . % Witty 1 REAL ESTATE LTD. 1 'THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 26, 19% -PAGE 23-A Court security threatened unless Province pays for police ❑ Durham Council looks to Queen's Park for $1.4 -million in court security funding DURHAM — Security in Durham courts may soon undergo dramatic, cost-cutting changes unless the Province picks up the tab for police pres- ence. However, Durham Regional Council's recent request to the Province to pick up the $1.4 - million yearly cost for court security appears to have fallen on deaf ears. Ontario Solicitor General Bob Runciman, in a letter this month responding to the Region's bid, indicates the responsibility for court securi- ty, downloaded by the Province to municipalities several years ago, isn't about to change hands. In the letter, described as a "non -answer" by Durham Regional Police Chief Trevor McCagherty, the minister sug- gests the Region "discuss your municipality's needs regarding court security" with the Durham Police Services Board. "Does this mean that if the (police services) hoard says it's going to cut hack or eliminate court security we can do that7" police services board and Durham Region Chairman Jim Witty asked at Friday's board meeting. Chief McCagherty said it would appear the hoard has been "empowered to make dra- matic changes" if it chooses to do so. Twenty-four police person- nel — one sergeant, nine con- stables and 14 special consta- bles — were hired to keep the courts safe at a cost of $ 1 .4 million last year. That amounts to 2.6 per cent of the police department bud- get. If the Region must continue to shoulder security costs — which include lunches for pris- oners — the hoard will begin contemplating a reduction in the current level of security, said Mr. Witty. "We spend an awful lot of money on court security and we feel some of the costs are excessive and that some of things we do should not he required,- he said. adding a reduction in manpower would he considered. A full report with recom- mendations is to he brought to the hoard at next month's meeting. Be a better babysitter with St. John Ambulance ❑ Courses offered help teach kids how to handle a host of babysitting adventures in Durham Region DURHAM -- Do you have a child who Is interested in babysitting this sum- mer? St. John Ambulance - Durham .Region Branch is offering its `What Every Babysitter Should Know' course several times in various communities throughout the region during the sum- mer. Kids 12 years and older can learn bow to handle such babysitting dilem- mas as: a crying infant, a two year old's temper tantrum and a five year old's fever. As well, students learn basic first aid and artificial respiration for both infant and child in theory and through practice which maximizes the prospec- tive babysitter's comfort level. The price of the course is $25, which includes both a workbook and a certifi- cate. The courses will be held on the fol- lowing dates: Wednesdays, July 24 and August 14 in Ajax; Saturdays, July 20 and August 24 in Whitby; Tuesday, July 23 and Thursday, August 22, in Oshawa. For information, call the St. John Ambulance in Durham Region at 434- 7800 or 1400-267-1032. I 1 1 1 1 BACKS ON TO CONSERVATION 1 Spacious 4 Bdrm. Exec. Home, over 2.500 S. F. 1 on quiet court. Fam. Rm. with fireplace plus study.) Sep. LR & DR. Huge prof. finished basement, 4 Baths. 2 Walkouts to Large Deck. Central Air & '✓ac. Just Listed at $247,900. BALSAM LAKE WATERFRONT L -vely 3 bed•com cct?age wrtn 1 enclosed sunroom. large LR with fireplace walkout 1 new deck. Eat -in Ktcn.en. Boat house. urine railway, new dock 8 more! Excellent 1 cw,mming! Only $157.900. 1 PRESTIGE LOCATION AT LAKE Scectac.. ar E5xl 25 `' r nate .•eec 12;x40 Inground Pool. Gorgeous 4 'Bdrm 1 :esplit totally upgraded! New quality 1 ry -dows, doors roof. oak kitchen. new 4-pc.1 1 Ba'h. 2 walkouts. gleaming hardwood firs.. = Rec. Rm. Mn. flr. fam ly rm and much 1 L -re. A MUST TO SEE' Only $249.500. --------NJ --- ----- ----- durhaiwx= �� See it on the Net! IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII WHY NOT ROYAL LEPAGE (905 427-6522 � �1�� - �1111111111111111111111 Royal Uvaq, a— e+:.,. s..a•. Lid 683— 1 7 90 a . B.ot« The First k.iflblill Mi/1ttaOrl for the Panlymp,cs 011111111 ERED LOIS WEAVER* JOHN C - _ Sales Representative - Spacious 4 bedroom "Your neighborhood Specialist" 2 decks, 2 walkouts r 9 P - 9 ft. ceiling in family room Central air and more! - WANTED IN PICKERING Prestigious address Bronte model in new Glendale with CHOOSE FROM ANY _ fireplace, for August 30 closing or sooner. OF THESE GREAT Almost 2,700 sq. ft. LOCATIONS Great value - F -Ajax - by -the -lake JUST LISTED IN 'r ti AJAX $179,900 WhJ not - 3 bdrm. 2 storey brick "AMBERLEA" "JOHN SODDY" PICKERNG VILLAGE CHARMER• $224,900 home in showpiece Custom designed 4 bedroom stone and brick home in condition. Fireplace, run with �S heart of the Village. Maf b in or family room with c e n t r a I air/vac /+ fireplace. EaHn kitchen. Huge liv. nn. s din. rrn. security system on a Finished basement features rec room and 2 extra rooms. Walk out to hot tub and deck on a 94X132' lot. huge 142 ft. deep pool -size lot. Join us for the BBQ "DEDICATED TO SERVING YOU BETTER" WILMA TANNER* July 13 between 1-4 p.m. EVELYN REIGAW Sales Representative at 1970 Brock Rd Sales R resents' V CORNER $4,900 00Ml Pickering, Ontario * No back CONDO two IIIOIIt l IA I _+= ...;, ..._ neighbours $97,900- Townhome on edge of Frenchman's Bay. * Huge rec ' Excellent condition. room with 4th Y y , $96,900- Top of Westney - 8th Floor. Wonderful view. bedroom Wowee floor plan. * Approx. 1,700 sq. ft. . 1 R • '-- * Skylight TAKE * Huge kitchen By -the -lake IN-LAW RETREAT BUNGALOW ON PARK SW PICKERING, NEAR ROUGE f * Premium THE Stunning w/o basement boasts 3+3 bedrooms. Updated kitchen Approx. 1,700 sq. ft.! Main Door lot 2nd k d en & 41th bathroom. 4+1 windows, roof, doors & Dam. room. 3+1 bedrooms, bedroom. Parldand setting,,Pmtly landscaping. Hardwood floors. finished basement. Ouiet lakeside *Finished STEP quiet street. Gorgeous! area. Let's WO basement rStlq Fapr�rtltM ••IlstociaM Brokar • • r e • • 1 , / • 1 t'/'♦,♦. C B t / :.t r n. • r ♦ • ♦ ♦ 1 �� • • a 1 . ♦ J ,; .• �. . . . .1 1 a i. _ : t 1'1'1'1 • • t r-♦ ,'a • • ' 1 . r' t t ,..,-- �•,�e-.. : It•+-'' 1♦ 1�1 ♦.11 /r-� 1.♦A�Jr• Mill Witty 1 REAL ESTATE LTD. 1 15 Harwood Ave. S. 1 683-8661 I 1 1 1 1 BACKS ON TO CONSERVATION 1 Spacious 4 Bdrm. Exec. Home, over 2.500 S. F. 1 on quiet court. Fam. Rm. with fireplace plus study.) Sep. LR & DR. Huge prof. finished basement, 4 Baths. 2 Walkouts to Large Deck. Central Air & '✓ac. Just Listed at $247,900. BALSAM LAKE WATERFRONT L -vely 3 bed•com cct?age wrtn 1 enclosed sunroom. large LR with fireplace walkout 1 new deck. Eat -in Ktcn.en. Boat house. urine railway, new dock 8 more! Excellent 1 cw,mming! Only $157.900. 1 PRESTIGE LOCATION AT LAKE Scectac.. ar E5xl 25 `' r nate .•eec 12;x40 Inground Pool. Gorgeous 4 'Bdrm 1 :esplit totally upgraded! New quality 1 ry -dows, doors roof. oak kitchen. new 4-pc.1 1 Ba'h. 2 walkouts. gleaming hardwood firs.. = Rec. Rm. Mn. flr. fam ly rm and much 1 L -re. A MUST TO SEE' Only $249.500. --------NJ --- ----- ----- durhaiwx= �� See it on the Net! IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII WHY NOT ROYAL LEPAGE (905 427-6522 � �1�� - �1111111111111111111111 Royal Uvaq, a— e+:.,. s..a•. Lid 683— 1 7 90 a . B.ot« The First k.iflblill Mi/1ttaOrl for the Panlymp,cs 011111111 ERED LOIS WEAVER* JOHN C - _ Sales Representative - Spacious 4 bedroom "Your neighborhood Specialist" 2 decks, 2 walkouts r 9 P - 9 ft. ceiling in family room Central air and more! - WANTED IN PICKERING Prestigious address Bronte model in new Glendale with CHOOSE FROM ANY _ fireplace, for August 30 closing or sooner. OF THESE GREAT Almost 2,700 sq. ft. LOCATIONS Great value - F -Ajax - by -the -lake JUST LISTED IN 'r ti AJAX $179,900 WhJ not - 3 bdrm. 2 storey brick "AMBERLEA" "JOHN SODDY" PICKERNG VILLAGE CHARMER• $224,900 home in showpiece Custom designed 4 bedroom stone and brick home in condition. Fireplace, run with �S heart of the Village. Maf b in or family room with c e n t r a I air/vac /+ fireplace. EaHn kitchen. Huge liv. nn. s din. rrn. security system on a Finished basement features rec room and 2 extra rooms. Walk out to hot tub and deck on a 94X132' lot. huge 142 ft. deep pool -size lot. Join us for the BBQ "DEDICATED TO SERVING YOU BETTER" WILMA TANNER* July 13 between 1-4 p.m. EVELYN REIGAW Sales Representative at 1970 Brock Rd Sales R resents' V CORNER $4,900 00Ml Pickering, Ontario * No back CONDO two IIIOIIt l IA I _+= ...;, ..._ neighbours $97,900- Townhome on edge of Frenchman's Bay. * Huge rec ' Excellent condition. room with 4th Y y , $96,900- Top of Westney - 8th Floor. Wonderful view. bedroom Wowee floor plan. * Approx. 1,700 sq. ft. . 1 R • '-- * Skylight TAKE * Huge kitchen By -the -lake IN-LAW RETREAT BUNGALOW ON PARK SW PICKERING, NEAR ROUGE f * Premium THE Stunning w/o basement boasts 3+3 bedrooms. Updated kitchen Approx. 1,700 sq. ft.! Main Door lot 2nd k d en & 41th bathroom. 4+1 windows, roof, doors & Dam. room. 3+1 bedrooms, bedroom. Parldand setting,,Pmtly landscaping. Hardwood floors. finished basement. Ouiet lakeside *Finished STEP quiet street. Gorgeous! area. Let's WO basement rStlq Fapr�rtltM ••IlstociaM Brokar • • r e • • 1 , / • 1 t'/'♦,♦. C B t / :.t r n. • r ♦ • ♦ ♦ 1 �� • • a 1 . ♦ J ,; .• �. . . . .1 1 a i. _ : t 1'1'1'1 • • t r-♦ ,'a • • ' 1 . r' t t ,..,-- �•,�e-.. : It•+-'' 1♦ 1�1 ♦.11 /r-� 1.♦A�Jr• Y PAGE 2*A-THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.. JUNE 26,19% Fun=Filled dayHermitageat Park June 29 There'll be lots of fun for everyone at Hermitage Park in Ajax on Saturday, June 29. The "Day at the Park" event is sponsored by local resident Patricia X. Reaburn of Re/Max Quality One and the Hermitage Community I KV/MW- FIRST REALTY LTD. ' 831-3300 or 686-3330 LYNN McCULLOCHLOT LOVERS REJOICE! Sales . Country Irving - city convenrences ' 200x300' irregular lot size ' Double detached garage ' Gas Representative heating ' Fieldstone fireplace ' Cosy sunporch ' Roof redone ' 99s For appointment call Lynn. GEARY WHITE EXCELLENT VALUE! $149,800 66X132' LOT! . Tw� 4 -pc bath�;,oms Eat -in kitchen' ' Two Sales kitchens' Finished basement'. ' Newer windows! Representative Newer ('94) gas furnace' 'Aloin Ibor laundry! , Detached garage S workshop' ' Separate entrance to basement' Bright hone lots of windows' Call Geary White. Association. "This park is one of the most beautiful parks in Ajax," notes Patricia X. Reaburn, event organizer and a lone -time resident of the Hermitage community which is located north of Highway 2 between Rotherglen Rd. and Church St. Come join your neighbors for a ride on the Re/Max hot air balloon, a barbecue and clean-up of Hermitage Park. Everyone who volunteers for the clean-up will be provided with garbage bags and rubber gloves. All proceeds raised at the event go to the Children's Miracle Network and the Canadian Cancer Society. The Hermitage Park is one of the finest facilities in Durham Region, notes Patricia X. Reaburn with its two playgrounds, tennis courts. baseball diamond and nature trails. "The Hermitage Park was built for our enjoyment and we should be proud of this magnificent facility," she says, inviting everyone for a fun -filled day from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. starting at Griffiths St. entrance. r Community Association says, "The Day at the Park fits well with the goals and objectives of the Association. We want to make our community a better place for us and our children while having fun at the same time." Community members are also working closely with the Town of Ajax to improve the safety and security of the park and are lobbying for improved lighting, increased police patrol of the park and a gate at the Griffiths St. entrance which can be locked during the late hours. The Hermitage Community Association was established in 1991 to preserve and enhance the Hermitage community. Over the years it has worked to make the Hermitage a true "community" through various neighborhood events including the annual "Carols in the Park" and "The Hermitage Festival of Lights." The Association also publishes The Hermitage News, a bi-annual publication, to keep Hermitage families updated on local events and issues. So come on out and help keep Hermitage Park Leanne Lewis. president of the Hcrmitage beautiful and have fun while "ou're there' +1►1=�TiFT F1 iF. L =4 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 26,1996 -PAGE 25-A FREE 8 MB RAM UPGRADE ZM WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF ANY CLEARANCE WINDOWS COMPUTER. Promo Can r0: De combined wdh ary RQother offer. Offer valid til July 2,196 MOW t' akers inside = NEC INCLUDE �:. ' w.4L•� wear ...s. Multimedia HUGE E r - r Package SOFTWAREt(Includesi�" monitor, pentiuTBUNDLE y Vewable area: 26 P120 Processor i INCLUDES: WINDDINS MONITOR it SPEAKERS EXTRA 299999' •16MB RAMr r r r 99 • 2.OG6 HD • 6X CD ROM i �n r , 14 8 9 Includes 14" monitor pentium n "^^r• •: .. 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As a fuundim-, mcinher of the Choice. 53 -,car -old Bernie Guindon will leave behind his posting as secre- tan-treasurer — he stepped down as president more than a year ago — and launch a new chapter in his life follow- ing a much -publicized retirement party to be held in his honor in Port Pem this Canada Day weekend. In a detailed inter -view with the News Advertiser. the lung -time 'Motor Cit. resident spoke atxiut his life growing up in south Oshawa. his 14 %cars spent behind bars, his only sun. Harlcy David- son. and through carefully chosen words, the club which he founded 31 years ago. Born in Hull. Quebec, in the early 195(1,. he moved %\ ith his family to south Oshawa. where he attended Holy Cross Catholic School until Grade S. 11x I(if Iowing year his parents sepa- rated and tie quit school to pump gas at B a local service station to help his mother m pa\ the bilk. in Oyer the course of the next few ca years. Mr. Guindon worked at numerous his jobs: dehycr drier, bricklayer, a to leather -setter, eventually landing work at a General Motors KKly shop where he would toil from 1963 to 1968 until bei fired for "refusing to stop riding in. hike work." he says. His passion for motorcycles toxok up m of his free time. Having bought his first hike at the age of "a 19-38. 5(X) single -cylinder British -h ATS." which he paid S3(ll) for, he joined Oshawa -based Golden Hawks motorcy, club. "The freedom riding the back of a hi drew him to the lifestyle, he says. "They w just friendly clubs in those days made up motorcycle riders." Shortly after a violent brawl with ano club at the Golden Hawks' club house in C Mice, he says he chose to quit the club. A year later he launched his own 35 - member club, the Phantom Riders, which a short time tater formed an alliance with three others under the Satan's Choice name, says Mc Guindon. "When we started the club it was just so we could all ride together, go to par- ties together, work on our bikes together and have fun together," he says of the early days. Revered as a rebel leader by out- lawed bikers and labelled an organized crime kingpin by law enforcement offi- cers, Mr. Guindbn offered a different side to the club during the interview at his modest Bloor Street West home. His story: While he admits he's "no angel" and speaks freely about his previous criminal convictions — for drug manufacturing Be and several assaults, crimes for which he spent the better part of the 197(k and '80h in federal prisons --he maintains the club's reputation has been fueled by "police propaganda" and the deeds of a small minority of membe rs. "As you get older and can't get work then sometimes you end up doing things that you don't really want to do, but that you have to do in order to survive. At that time (in the early days). I did what i had to do. "But, it's definitely not organized crime. If it was organized crime we'd all be in Rolls Rovices and livin_ in mansions. "The police like to makc it out to be that way but the police watch loo many movies. you thought it was going to be, you know. And it's kind of too late to get out then." he explains, admitting. A probably helped it along." His reputation, he maintains, is built more on ntvth than truth. "i'm no angel, but I'm not that had of a guy either. It's like the legend of Jesse James. "People kept telling ditlerent stories about him which weren't true and he developed a rep- utation. People conic up to me all the time and sav 'I heard you once did this and i heard you did that', when I never even dict any of those things." says Mr. Guindun, who doesn't smoke ("I've got enough had habits") or drink (he's a recovering alco- holic). Towards the latter part of the three-hour interview, the subject changes to what Mr. Guindon says is his one other passion in lite, soon to be his only: son Harlcy Da%idson. It's for his sun, he says 6", r •alis d it's Guindon, founder of the Satan's Choice otorcycle club 31 years ago, is officially retir- g his post as secretary -treasurer. He speaks ndidly of his conflicts with law enforcement, s view of the motorcycle club and a new chap - in his life as a father and grandfather. "time for a change in my priorities. I've spent more time with the club than with my family. But. inv kid is 10 years old noti and he needs me around a little more and that's one of the reasons for getting out (of the club) now. "I'm here at ', : 3O a.m. to cook hreakfast for him and I'm here at 3:30 p.m. when he gets oto the school bus each day. I'm here to help him with his homework. He's the o niv boy i have and he nr_-,-xfs me to kook after him, because he's going to have a hard enough time as it is with his last name," says Mr. Guindon, who's been married three times and has 10 daueh- ten and nine grandchil- ne They think it's all gangsters and stuff but it's dren. to just a hunch of* guys who like to get together "It's I who have a mutual interest and share some- living hu mu thing in common." chapter i His description of hike clubs is diametrical- hard pec 16, ly opposed to that of police, who paint a picture ing my wilt of lucrative crime rings, killings and violent "But the biker warfare. cle L(x)king hack on the past 31 years, he says the club took on a life of its own. ke" "It just got bigger and bigger and bigger and ere kept mushrooming," he says, tattooed arms i Don't of stretched outward. 1 forget "But the club was initiated totally different to )her from what people think of it as today. It's like recycle Llr- anything, you start something today and down your the road 20 years it's totally different from what ice! ., - I BUD'S AUTO SERVICE CENTRE, ough to try making a I I want to start a new n my life. It will be ausc it's like I'm leav- club) family behind. I'm trying to do some - thing now so that maybe my kid will have a better life than what i had the last 15 to 20 years." What does the immediate future hold for Bernie Guindon'? He's involved with the recently founded Ontario Confederation of Clubs, through which he plans to continue to "tight lilt the rights of motorcyclists" and help try to "keep the peace" among rival hiker clubs. "I've got some people interested in helping me out (with finding work) to try and make a decent living for my family." You will receive one of these 3 options with any air conditioner purchased. 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JUNE 26, 1996-PAGF 27-A blic school supporterssa bud et five chances to have their g y on et � DURHAM -- Public hool ratepayers will get five ances to have their say in 1997 budget process. A Durham Board of Edu- ion budget review commit- : has decided to bold three xnmunity input" meetings s fall and two in the spring 1997 to hear from the pub - about budget priorities, kering trustee Susan Kular The dates of the meetings ll be included in the school - Ir calendar circulated to all dents at the beginning of school year. The general public will also be informed of the dates. Janitors clean up in awards ceremony DURHAM -- Custodians from six Durham Board of Education schools cleaned up at the 7th Annual Director's Awards Monday night. For the third year in a row, custodians and cleaners at Exeter High School m Ajax won one of the awards given for daily custodial excellence, ;hool board needs Ajax sident for library board UAX -- The Durham Board of cation is looking for an Ajax res- it to fill a spot on the Ajax Public -ary board. 'he position was left empty when .chool board's appointee, Cindy ley, resigned from the library The hoard will decide how it will d a replacement at its mcctin:t in Vt1"t. • Mutual Funds • llighest Rate • Life Insurance Planning • Tax & Estate Plannine Special Events Patio Opening Party July 5th MONDAY Free Pool WEDNESDAY Wing Night THURSDAY Rib Night .o w.wnr w, w.,.tiw.wwr.•r nr.►.,rww 254 WinS for all baseball Teams (in unitorm) 1400 Bay St. (at verpool) _ 837 Li -2366 waste control and energy con- servation in schools. [be other winners were: Lester B. Pearson Public School in Ajax; Athabasca Public School and Lake Vista Public School in Oshawa; Cartwright Central Public PODIATRIST Ronald J. Klein B.S.C., D.P.M. Wishes to Announce the Opening o his Practice At the Pickering Medical Centre s�✓ ^*•• +• °^ • Cjstom Foot Ormohcs • F.,u Veterans Coverage a � • Socrts Medicine • D�aoetic Feel Com 8 Caiiuses • C,,Idren s Foot Scholl in Blackstock; and The winners were presented R.S. McLaughlin Collegiate certificates for their achieve - in Oshawa. ments. TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies oS H ANVA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX 50 Commercial Ave 619 1473 COBO[' RC, 72 Kint; St K' 3724744 Saturday & E%entn,,� Appotntrnc•nt,4 a%atlable JAMES R. VANCH SPECIALS FROM THURSDAY UNTIL SUNDAY! Green Thompson Seedless Grapes Product of U.S.A., No. 1 Grade 2"Ag r� 11b Prices effective from Thursday June 27, until Sunday June 30, 1996. We reserve the right to limit quantities. 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See ART...page 29 A community race rela- High School for three days tions exhibit entitled 'Racism earlier this month. expanded service to: — a Prescription for Disease' The exhibit, which chroni- A F1 rw Dining 1 nL, is on display until today. cles over 10 years of race rela- re& es to u Ta n t Wednesday, m the atrium of tions and anti -racism educa- the Dunham Board of Educes- tion efforts in Durham by eth- tion headquarters on Taunton nocultural gawps, social scr- Road in Whitby. vice agencies, and organizes- ' t Fcmrm organizers are tions involved in promoting 1305 Pickering Pk" y. tat Ili%urpool working with civic leaders throughout the wa and with racial harmony, was ort, nized by the Muslim lAuc:l- rt.ae. I /J n_ �+ 4.20-7577In CV*411A OPS 0 ... 0 FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEO DANCE F%Rff of THE LATEST VIDEOS! HOT DANCERS! COOL EFFECTS! PRESENTED BY PARK AD 1 auBmn DAre'� WITH THE NYLONS IN CONCERT. THEN WATCH THE NIGHT SKY EXPLODE WITH FIREWORKS!—FREE WITH PARK ADMKSION! 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Dr. mm's Hoare of me Sia' - WNW rir CYPRESS NILLIM FREES ijggy.tarley. Spearhead. A Tnde Called Ouest. J � Basta RhyT:es and Bass .s B4Se Sd, Ajgjn:11 ) ;T All concertgoers need a Park admrssion ticket or Season Pass before entering the Park and Kingswood. �1r a Season (ioW! cane all season tong for about the priee.of 2 regldar tnS11S1 grd'eidu>tl 0* $6995taxes used as means to recot nize_ ROM PAGE 28 urham school boards, Durham College, local pools, the Pickering Carib -Canadian Cultur- Association, the Muslim Educational Cultur- Association, the Social Development Coun- I of Ajax -Pickering, the Inter -Organizational ,sources Network, the Spiritual Assemblies the Baha'is, the Town of Pickering Advisory )mmittee on Race Relations and Multicultural Council OshawWDurharn. Organizations that have provincial or feder- mandates to foster improved race relations d advocate human right% are also featured. THE NEWS AbvErnsmL WED., JUNE 26, 19 6=PAGE 2t -A battle racial discrimination The exhibit has three sections. The first Harmony -- An Open Forum, that are pro- types, and discriminatory patterns of behavior outlines how racism is a disease and gives an active, and promote unity, harmony and that exist in society, and among different com- historical account of racism in Canada. Section respect, for all peoples -- particularly when munity groups." two focuses on how the community can work geared to children and youth, are an effective For more information, contact Roland Rut - pro -actively to improve race relations and sec- and important way of breaking down stereo- land at 6136-3476. tion three depicts bow the perform- • ing, written and visual art% can pro- mote racial harmony. Sigmund Reisler, of the Canadi- an fluman Rights Commission, describes the exhibit as "an excel- lent visual teaching tool. 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P — cG ^� Mal Dl 11 'SDI Dbh• • ,• • 1 PRODUCT OF EOLITH AFRICA TH DO -Zi VA �ollllrjV 11 ♦ , IL 41 PRODUCT OF L)NTaRIO - CANADA FANC , I;RADE JI ,I''1' 1 • Z �1 LIQ i 1 1 11 '1I rA"r,.10-w-lna r%r.WJ AUV V PLI lar.1%, yr CU„ JUr4n LV, 27 flu Durham swimmers DURHAM — A Durham Synchro Club team was in perfect harmony at a major meet in Kitchener -Waterloo recently. The club's 15-17 'A' team rose to the challenge at the final competition of the season, placing first overall at the Provincial Trillium Meet. The swimmers competed under the watchful eye of Canada's Olympic Synchronized Swim Team. The Olympians performed an exhi- bition swim of the routine they'll give at SPORTS CALENDAR The Pickering senior ladies' softball team plays Burlington at Kinsmen Park on Thursday, June 27 at 8:30 p.m. in sync the '96 Summer Games in Atlanta. In the individual figure competition. Anne Frazer placed fifth, Jenny Burgess was seventh, Brenlee Wood placed 10th, Leslie Wickens finished 13th, Erica Vanderheijden was 17th, Lindsay Borisko finished 30th, Amy McPherson was 48th and Jane Wilkinson placed 56th. The club, which includes a number of swimmers from Ajax and Pickering, enjoyed one of its most successful sea - • at Kitchener -Waterloo meet sons. At the national -level competition in Calgary, Durham's junior 12-14 'A' team of Shaina Dinsdale, Katie Ansell, Jessica Coburn, Stephanie Crann, Amanda Damtsis, Jennifer Johnston and Lauren Millar placed second in the province. The 12-14 junior 'A' duet finished first in the province and the 15-17 'A' team placed third in Ontario. The 'B' club members of Stacy Donaldson, Heidi Nemeth, Jillian SPORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. Rorabeck, Jenny Senkowski, Jennifer Bell, Kimberley Bonnar, Andrea Cryderman, Rebecca denBraasem, Ashleigh Malarczuk, Nicole Newhook, Catherine Theberge, Heather Therrien and Hailey Yates had a successful year, with many of the swimmers surpassing their personal goals. The club is coached by Holley Lundmark, Deana Inglis -Shaw, Beth Wintonyk and Teri Pearce. Hey Net surfers! Newts Advertiser r,.t Sports now on • the Internet T www.di-irhaninews.net Area swimmer set on ruling thepool in Iowa SCOREBOARD g WEST SNORE MIXED SLO-PITCH LEAGUE By AI. RIVETT you as soon as you come in. Pete at national; for the past 11N c leglate conference In the U.S. LEAGUE STANDINGS (As of June 15) SR)RTS RLR)Rn..R The school also came highly years. As well, she's been consis- She'll swim against athletes from TEAM GP W L T I RF RA PTS AJAX — An Ajax teen had no recommended by former neighbor tently ranked in the top three in the such universities as Michigan B.nFonGoes Fr e s z , 108 777 1 94 , problem deciding where she'll and friend Dion Trowers, who's province for the past several years State, Michigan, Penn State, Ohio Sutton Grp 8 5 3 0 14a 100 10 spend e next d tht four cars in the current) in Lar of a in the two events. State and Purdue. Nor.Lme PI 8 5 3 0 95 120 10 y` currently the tY' Cavanagh EI 8 5 3 0 94 87 10 pool and in the classroom. track and field scholarship at Iowa. She says the new head coach at Grams gives credit to Ajax Wrlowood Frd 8 5 3 0 77 73 10 Ellen Grams, 19, a swimmer "He told me to check out lots of Iowa, Mary Bolich — a former Aquatic Club coach Paul Meronen Smmys Roof 8 4 3 1 95 65 9 Brewsters u 7 4 3 0 110 96 8 with the Ajax Aquatic Club for the the Big 10 (conference) schools. assistant coach with the Penn State for helping her achieve a scholar- Geller �Aeen e 47 4 3 o ie 96 e past eight years, will begin her That's what really made me want University women's swim team — ship. "He's one of the best coach - Cal Sayers E 8 3 4 1 92 93 7 freshman season with University to go there c,, rn •Tr erc " has earmarked her as Iowa's top es around.- Bayys 8 3 5 0 94 114 6 of Iowa Hawkey es women's swim Gram,, ha; .hc forefront breaststroke specialist in her fresh- Scyeral other Ajax Aquatic dt Mgrnnt 8 3 5 0 91 96 6 Black Angus 8 2 6 0 86 106 4 team in the fall. .-) the man year. Club swimmers have achieved Graves Lock 8 2 6 0 68 130 4 The graduate of Ajax )untry in Grams is ready to accept the similar success in earning a U.S. B'LEAGUE SCORES— WEEK SIX (June 23) High School had her her s[�- challenge. "TeY're expecting me athletic scholarship, including 1s0 vs Sang 7, vs Re-inc S 9 Mechaneca GAr Jarettonal l sights set on attending : ialties — to do great things. I want to meet Mischa Sommerville, who's 15: The Fox Goes Free 15 vs Nor-LnePtumbn96.8ayys20 the Iowa City -based uni- the 100: the NCAA qualifying standard in attending Texas Christian vs Graves Loch 9. Elms 14 vs db Man ager eret 6. Black versity and one look Metre and the first year." University, and Duane Dobko, Angus 22 vs Cavanagh ElearK 10. Wrldwood Ford 11 n _il()-metre At Iowa, she'll be swimming who's at the University of Brewsters If 7. G*r Jametonal 20 vs. Brewstrs 16. The Fox around the campus was Goes Froe 11 vs Cavanagh Eloctrec 7 erewstors a 29 vs all it took for her to h r e a s t - with the proverbial sharks of the Minnesota. Bayys 16, Sutton Group 21 vs Wldwood Ford 9. Nor-Lrr ;trokc — U.S. collegiate world, she notes. Grams will stud health aro- Pur,org10vsSnufysFba.+94R,-ComMewrwall4vs make up her mind on a gi" Y P cal sayers Electnc 6. brv+s 17 vs Blear Angus 15. db four-year athletic schol- h a y i n g The Big 10 Conference, which motion at Iowa, with an eye to Managemern 16 vs Graves Loch 5 qualified includes the University of Iowa, Is eventually becoming a sworn WEST PICKERING LADIES SLO-PITCH LEAGUE arship. LEAGUE STANDINGS (As of June 22) "1 always wanted to to corn- arguably the most competitive col- coach. TEAM GP W L T RF RA PTS Bayy s 6 6 ° 0 94 51 •2 go to Iowa. I investigat- Petro Paftrws6 5 1 0 108 45 10 ed one other school, Sun Sp Slug 6 4 2 0 77 67 8 . . Mame+ Ind 7 4 3 0 110 73 8 Southern Illinois, but as Logan sob 5 3 2 0 103 69 6 5OUn as I went l0 Iowa, I Medicine Twc Hearts 6 3 3 0 84 126 6 Dakota Bobs 6 2 4 0 100 87 4 was set on going there. Spods whoops 6 z 4 ° 90 95 ` Everybody is 5o friendly Rowdies 5 1 4 0 68 107 2 Ellen Grams Rumors 7 0 7 0 52 166 0 there, and they welcome PICKERM SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION ATOM BOYS DMSION ,lune I Carpetowhe 12 (MVP Enc Culfat) vs. kYernational Computers 12 (MVP Tyler Cosgrove). Cm Sign 16 (MVP Chns AAarshoMl vs Parksde Electric 15 (MVP Joshua Burt). Proov Nursones 19 (MVP Tyson Ware) vs R C Computers 13 (MVP Mich" P4 nson). C 8 W Store Furores 15 (MVP Kevin Holland) vs. Bob Jotnsan Chev-ops 13 (MVP Sloven Merry) ,Ane 13 Carpefowne 10 (MVP Ryan Bonneou) vs R.0 Conhpuers 7: Pian Nurseries 12 (MVP Shaun Sm.h) vs. Parkside Electric 6 (MVP Enc Jury). Bob Johnson Chev-Olds 9 (MVP Justin Gralego) vs Cor Segrn 8 (MVP Adam MirtococeY ktMrrrborW Cartpulers 7 vs. C 8 W Sore FoQureas 4. June 18: R.C. CornPulars 14 (MVPs Wesley New. Adam M i gatico) vs. C 6 W Sloe Furores 10: Parkside Elacbic 20 (MVP Adorn Mur) vs. Picov leA rserias 12 (MVP Michael Poem): Corpotowne 10 (MVP Andrew Blum) vs. Bob Johnom Gry Ops 5 (MVP Diond Wilson): r,Mrt ti«w Cpmptbrs 13 (MVP ,Mas• Buhoes) vs. Cio Sign 10 (MVP Britn Farai;W. Juane 20: Caglakio a 20 (MVP Sow Furlong) vs. Piaov Nhaawias 8: C 6 W Sloe Fowles 15 (MVP Grant EU) vs. Bob JoFnsm Chine -Olds 10 (MW Evan Smith); trerrrlorrl menaofflutioi u1nics Holistic Approach To Health Care I I • I • • Joining traditional & complimentary medicine • Medical doctors specializing in physical rehabilitation • Chiropractic • Acupuncture • Athletic therapy • Reiki therapy all Kinesiology • Hands on therapy technique Compuaars 20 (MW Men Fergueort) vs Parkind• Etacrit 7 • Massage therapy •Relaxation stress management (MW &Kim Boulay); Cib Sgt 15 (MVP Tim CHholMrton) vs.DEVELOPMENT •Cardiac rehabilitation & physiotherapy gs). Prior HOCKEY FLC. Co pu lam 10 (MVP Floyd Thong MVPs for C! SV` �haol Tmww t (MW 28); Crag M Crole WW CARDIAC PREVENTION Individual Fitness Training ?acrry hH�"�"o IS o;;l �H RM 6' CLINIC 4','; Yoga classes Come One of Ontario's Finest -= - - AND REHABILITATION • Chiropodist / Chev-Olds 8 Hmkey Schools 16th Yeas'] ��~ '� PROGRAM PodiatristBob Johnson RT CARE C w �°`a Fultures 6 � : D� Mse�s�u►c and 111-_ 1 , • WCB ALSO ACCEPTED C 7 PJoSign6 Iw ov Nurseries Parkside Electric 5 JOMN WNL R.C. Computers 5" ) 1 • • r ATOM GIRLS' DIVISION � le InOb etol"S for DoOMenour SohooQ 1R---+�• J. AJAX Arm 4: Wars Restaurant 20 vs. Subway 8; Durham Angels "Foatuirehlg A110ft DAVE DtIBtDEN Medical Durham CollegeAthletic ComplexAjax Community 15 vs. The Pick Reuar statl 11 (MVP Michaele Depun). of "M Peter bore Pette �L ` �. 1 111 . - ' • June 6: Duhem Angels 10 (MVP Sarah Bales) vs. Judie'S Esso itt� J• e (AAUP Samantha Puddsler): The Pick Restaurant 20 (MVP 420-6285 436-9770427-2875 Heathers &WM) vs SWYAW 20 (MVP SWWWO IJlpbulre). • Shooting • Pugh Ha Alli lg June 11: Wars ResutarrrarM 18 vs. The Pick Restaurant 15 a Skating a Pa@Wng NORTHYORK (MVP Kane Fodrn); JuWs Esso 17 (MVPs Amber CushrN,: ' • - • • LigeMnstronp) vs. Subway 15 (MW Nichols ". Ajax Community Cents• X8000 Bathurst-Finchf, as Clinic June IS: StbweY 20 (MVP Alpha BUMr) vs. Durham AngelsAugust 1X16 : • • • . • • • 19 (MVP AW Co1My); Jules Esso 15 (MVPApril Hemsarn) �. s Restaurant 14 (MVP Pape Fu llon). tindotui: 9MV-10:30 )illi "• 1*30aw-12 WING 9.111 y+ 1 • • ~sJune W. Wall's Restaurant 20 (MVP Lauren Purcef) vs. CON 1A �b0 Bathurst 416-539-0302 Subway W M 15 (Messa lPaterson): The Pick Restauran120 DAN $37-2M w k10iM tMM�ER 6834612 ,-1"" 416-229-4546 • • (MVP Jessica Martin) vs. Durham Angels 19 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 26,1996 -PAGE 33-A pp- CLASSIFIED 2 for INTERNET 4 0 ADDRESS: E-mail us at CLASSIFIEDS bgc:567�9durhamnews.net Buy one week, get . (905) the 2nd free. Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Call d for Monday to Friday TORONTO 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday details 798- E or fax your ad - AppMetoArticleeFa (905) 579-2238 '( ` Sale and VehlcNr Fa sa"'"" GARAGE SALES 1131RTH NOTICES C*: Ca_-_d_J ounce your baby's arrival ��GSI receive t $ certificate + rW7T tl,ncJ. you to $2S worthuality t,aby produr;tis Careers We Careers 1 1 Careers 1' Careers 1 1 Careers On, Careers '' Careers On, Careers 1 1 Careers Summer Programs available in: MICROSOFT NOVELL - WORD • NETWARE -EXCEL • NETWORK SUPPORT • POWERPOINT TRAINING - ACCESS TRAINING Diploma Programs Day and Evening programs available contact our Career Advisor today!! DIAMOND (m) 427-1922 MANAGEMENT 95 Sayly St. West, Suite No. 404 11NSTITu ll Ajax, Ontario LIS 7K8 11 Careers General IGerleral 1 Help 1 Help A LARGE North American financial services company is looking for unique indi- viduals with leadership ability. We are one of the fastest growing companies in the fastest growing in- dustry in the world. Training provided, No experience necessary. Opportunity for advancement, excellent in- come potential. Only fhose with integrity and a good work ethic need appy. Call Patti (905) 697-1314 /1394 for appointment. WE ARE SEEKING peo- pie who want to improve the quality of their fife style. Part time or full time busi- ness. Work from your home. Flexible hours to suit your family needs and ac- Ilvities. Extra cash or career earning opportunity 'Have fin doing it* Send resume to Freedom Lifestyles' 8 Midtown Dr. Suite 171, Oshawa. Ontario. L1J 81-2. APPOINTMENT bookers CARPET CLEANERS. IN wanted, no selling in- volved. full and pan time available. No experience necessary. full training Pro- vided. Hourly wages pus bonus. Positive and enthu- siasbc individuals, hours ideals for housewives . For interview Call Cheryl at 428-2010. AZ DRIVERS fora west end auto had company to run Montreal 8 Halifax. Clean abstract. Experience preferred. Fax resume to (416)244-9851 or ph.(416) 245-7000 BEAUTY SALON re- quires part time licensed stylist for Oshawa and Ajax. Salary/commission. Call Claudia 576.2512 BOOK REPS - Calling on schooK libraries and busi- nesses. i300-$700. week- ly. No exp. rnecessary. Ve- hicle required. Call Gold 721.9679. needed part / full time. Must have own equipment Ni car. Must be experienced. 686- 9160 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that advertisers check for ad upon publication as News Advertiser will not be responsible for more than one ulcered insertion aril there shall be no liability for riot -insertion of arty adver- tisemerq. Liability for er- rors in ads is limited to the arriotxit paid for the space occupying the error. All copy is subject to the ap- proval of management of News Adverliser Practical in class training a ` One-on-one coaching Your first step towards self-employment (905) 619-6626 Government financial -- assistance may be available to those who qualify Get Started! • LAN Systems Tecrinology -Programmer Anaryst •Computerized Accounting -Network Specialist _ .Computer Maintenance -Office Administration Technology -Word Processing Financial assistance available to those who quality Scarborough Oshawa (416) 291-6662 1-800-993-9993 Milner 325 Milner Avenue 560 K'ng Stre:a West COLLEGE Reach for your future -- OF aL)S..'Vc SS C'. I_E ..,;DL 206 Harwood Ave. S. t? !`7i 905428-9475 Suite #206 (Harwood Plaza) 1(800)34, 8803 Aiax Ont. LIS 2H6 905428-3659(Fax) TRANS CANADA TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING ONE ON ONE PRIVATE INSTRUCTION CLASS AZ/DZ - Courses include: • AIRBRAKE • PDIC r TAX DEDUCTIBLE DANGEROUS GOODS • REG'D. • NO GST1 PST LOG BOOK b BORDER CROSSING • 24 HR 17 DAYS I WK. nNatir!ai As,ISTAIi OR PAYMENT PLAN MAY BE AVAILABLE 1 PUTTING YOUR CAREER IN MOTION S� General General General 1 Help IM, Help IM, Help HAIRSTYLIST experi ADIA, one of the world's leading staffing enced for Ajax shop 905 - organizations offers exciting opportunities. 11 427_7777 SALES ASSOCIATES 30 aggressive Sales Associates in the Scarborough area to work in major department stores. Base salary $8.00 + bonus. Immediate openings. TELEMARKETERS East Scarborough client requires sales oriented individuals with excellent communication skills for outbound calling. Phone 4115-491-9605 for a telephone interview. A ARIA THE EMPLOYMENT PEOPLE A BIG STOP! ATTENTION LABORERS If your not making a min mum of 5500. per wee and would like to, the read this... NO EXPERIENCE ? CANT FIND A JOB ? NO EXCUSE! I had the same problet until I joined one of Cant da's leading electrical at pliance companies. no let me help you! Call 686-3186 10 am - 5 pm Wed. - Fri. $1700Jmonth Must have own velvde. COMPUTER USERS WANTED. Guaranteed steady work. (Word pro- cessing, date entry, etc. ) Great income!!! Cal 11 -11100- 337 -SM COURIERS - Expanding Ajax based courier has vn- mediate openings for 3 broker/diners. Must have own vehicle, van or car. Top drivers can earn in ex- cess of $700. weekly. To arrange an interview call Vali or Lise at (905) 427- 6705. DICKIE DEE, Cash paid daily. Ice cream vending routes available in Ajax 8 Pickering. Students to Seniors. 428-7380 EARN $10WBOOK or T.V., scrip you read from - hornet (416) 635.2791 Also earn S627/week- Light assembly,clerical, Call 24 hrs. hot line (416) 635- 2701 code 6. LICENSED halrstytist re- quired for full or part-time positions for our Oshawa Centre hairstyling location ,n Oshawa Centre or our Family Hairstyling Centre in Bowman lle Mall. Please appy within or call Mary of Lina 905-728-1623. LITTLE TOTS HAIR SHOP requires full and pan lime licenced stylists. Must like children. 905- 428-3484 or 416-694-3777. LOCAL WHOLESALE Company Is Wowing. Need more help. Ful time. stud- ents welcome. Call Moruka 72&4897. MODELS NEEDED Female Ages 7-26 EARN EXTRA INCOME Travel to exciting cities: New York, Paris, Milan. Call for FREE consultation. 430.5715 General guy Help --r•enced res, ie a 4 mmerbal underwnrng n 'n executive adm.r,stra- sk,lis n COCrd,nanng arkeGrg and promor+on : por,ur,ty to work .n- jse P malor real estate " ce Manresume to -:50 HOP. -s St . Su,Te 1, WHITBY Ordwo. 1.1N .99 NOT a sell,ng ;orb Busy ,a,es office in Ajax ,s look --g for 4-5 expeneni: te,- emarkelers to conduct sur- veys and set appointments Noselling involved Earn up to $8 00 per hour plus bonuses Can .27.9938 NURSERY SCHOOL One pos,t,or avadade ECE Superv,soriTeacmer, for parent -run Co -OP, P,cker- ng Runs September to June . M -F mom,ng pro- grams. 2 years work ex- perience Management d people skills essential Call (9051420-1627 MOVIE PEOPLE. Toron- to's fastest growing agency seeks extras for him and TV work, all types. no exp. req. Earn S7422.80/hr. Work guaranteed. We pace Peo- ple on movie sets every day. Call Jonathan (416)961-2226. RETAIL MANAGER- fash- ion forward denim wear chain seeks a sales -driven store manager for our Oshawa store. Superior sales ability and merchan- dising skids essential. Min- imum 3 years management experience. benelits. Please tax resume to (416)494-8467. SLIM -LINE 1s looking for telemarketers ASAP. $7.00/ hr. pus excellent bonuses. Full/pan-time Please call Doug at 905-831-2333 ext. 235 4:30-9 pm. SPORTS MINDED 7 Busy advertising company needs people who can start Immediately. Promoting the sport and entertainment In- dustry. Advancement avail- able. Students over 18 welcome. Call Mrs. Ro- bens.(905)72"115 onGeneral Help -.. 57 : ..,.. ,, -nout ex e^ence ba~g ava,labie e.3051831-6531 -A�EN'7ES- c ~'Modeling T V lwc,al Fum No ., sesl No photo its' Real Agents' Work' Interviews Week (4161362-9966 TERRIFIC OPPOR%NI- nail.:.w6 bonuses. work E .1 m : P, Mon Tws us 1,2 Sat Must be over 1. energgw c. able to start mmed,ately =ar s re :erred Some fud time arsc .,va:40141 Call now 404- :397 TOW TRUCK ?PERA- TORti '.r N^,r_9- Dshawa Ajax area Must have years experience and a clean cinv rg abstract F01 6 par -nine required Apply r w.,hrg 'o file a 965' 7.0 This Wee. PO Bcx 481 Osnawa, Ortano L 1 H 71.5 Office 1 Help ACCOUNTS PAYABLE. Exper,encee wit^ rrcw- edge of computerized ac- :ounts payable so!tware. preferably Mini Com. exce)- lent salary and company benefits Fax resume to (905)579-9472 Office Help i F s,rgle parent. separated or divorced you may qualify for Financial Ass,stance r)tP'CERT programs avail- ,nle Quark nlustrator. 'noto S^op O,rector. `em,er. Access. Accpac. .tocad. C.. Visual Basic. Novell Engineer 1,ndows % T Small Talk ower Port word Exce, ,,r -am Business Comput- - r College. 427.3010 RECEPTIONIST SEC- RF'Apy ac or new home sales once ,n Rcxer- mg Part pme Sat and Sun Typing 55 wpm Call Jew 4.5-6 %- 300C 1 Sales Help Agents EXPERIENCED sales peCt e `w 1.- '6r ''vocal aspnalt seal,rgcompany Must be neat in ap- pearance arc able to sed Call 728-6431 SALES PERSON For equipment retail com- pany. Applicant must nave general knowl- edge of construction tools and machinery Apply at Core Rentals Ltd. 683-6711 1 sa pgent p/ 1 Saks Agent Help/ CAREER OPPORTUNITY Required Immediately ADVERTISING SALES —_ RFAIDITATIVE Minimum 2 years experience. Telephone Directory Sales and layout experience an asset. If you are outgoing, highly motivated, and have a positive attitude and are dedicated to overall customer satisfaction, we would like you to join our winning team. Existing and new accounts, training, commissions and base pay. Mail or fax resume to Ajax / Pickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave. , Ajax Ontario, L1 S 2H5 Flax. p 619-9068 -1 .c coca..,, _ .. .. -•s.. rr - - - - - - - - _ - - PAGE 34 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, JUNE 26.19% '10Skilled Skilled skilled Skilled Help Help Help 10 Help A Local G.M. Dealership has the following mechanics positions available: • Transmission is General •Tuneup is Drivability e Air Conditioning G.M. Experience and training preferred. Please send resumes to: FILE # 9652 OSHAWA THIS WEEK P.O. BOX 481 Oshawa, Ontario LIH 71_5 MAINTENANCENACHINIST Paper converting company has an immediate opening for someone with several Fears of industrial maintenance & machining experience. Applicants must be available for 3 shifts & overtime. Appy' in person to: 125 Consumers Dr. Whitbv- POSITIONS AVAILABLE QUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIANS (2) IDS 9000 or ISO 9000 knowledge a must with automo- tive or steel background. ACCOUNTANT With CGA Designation required for growing firm in Whitby. WAREHOUSE/ TRAFFIC MANAGER Supervisory experience required. Fax your resume to: INGRID MACDOUGALL (905) 837-0627 1� :7Im: P H R S O N N E L Skilledkilled Daycare Market Market I Help Help • Available gasket Basket TWO SALES REPRESEN- TATIVES. Ground floor op- portunities exist with an es- tablished company, new in the Durham marketplace. 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(905',e rates NO lob too small" $ertior Now offering Free est.male tali Em a Oeckslencl'sipamtin9 619 2930 BVI Jr or off ice drscoum (905) 432.2913 with move Park and toad and service free estimates. 686-5172 24 his Free estimates Outlet. Reterl/Wholesale - Custom /Ready Made spec al, g 599 and startin at905 J.S. ARMSTRONGALVIN 404 e'7p John 839 2372 ntenance new SAMEDAY up Call for information. BASELINE Renovations. DEV. INC. Spec,a z,rgor PLUMBING censed 725-0005 or 427-0005 fvlafk 620.2993 -ustori• tomes additions ob is 100 pw,ber nc lob too small. ,eaooms bathrooms. kitchens, drywall. plaster repairs, carpentry. electn- Cal, plumbing, all intenor renovations. 20 yrs expen- •nce. reasonable rates. free estimates. Can Andy (905)433-0143 WDGIET NOME DIQROVEMENTS Basement Apts., Rec-rooms, puxrtbirlg, Additions, electrical, drywall, decks. Ceramic filing � countertops 15 yrs. Exp. call Marro (905) 6194663. tel. (416) 5604663 C i R Maintenance Build- ing repairs and renovations electrical, plumbing. ce- ramic tiles, carpentry. From small repairs to major ren- ovations. Fully guaranteed, free estimates. (905)432- 8931 FENCING Decks, tdlait link, iron, MW tholes, set posts. For Free Estimates call Steve (905) 509-5077 Mobile (416)409.6456 DUCTWORK installed, moved. relocated. Excellent rates. Free estimates. Elec- trostatic air cleaners, hu- mldifiers. Big, Small lobs. Call Paul 428.0295. ECO Drywall 8 Acoustics Res.dential - Commercial Steel 6 Wood Framing Taping a Tee -Bar PAINTING Imenor - Exterior Fast - Clean - Reliable Free Estimates (905)427-7611 (905)706-5599 ,enovations. rec rooms and casement apartments Res- dental and commercial Serving Durham Region for over 15 yrs Free consutta- t,on Call Jeff 905-428- 5706. MISTER POST HOLE. augured post holes. setting of posts in concrete -Sona tubes installed. ail work guaranteed (905) 665- 0400 1 a EUROPEAN hie special- P.H.RS(post holes ist. will renovate your bath- posts $et) Post tales room, or kitchen walls, as drilled, all concrete sup- ", as floor tiles. Good rel- plied , Sono tubes installed, erences and satisfaction Bobcat Services, available, guaranteed. For free esti- Cedar d pressure treated mates call D. Dykstra 725- lumber. AM work guar - 4913 araeed. Serving Durham for 12 years. Access code 404- FAIRMAN FENCE. DECK & DIRIYEW" SEALING Since 1988 619-6624 GCB CONSTRNCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and clean profession- al work guaranteed. Craig, 606-1913 8036lwail for the dial forte. Dial(905)349-3636 RENOVATIONS BY W.LEAVER Additions, seeorld stories, finished tlsmis., baff rooms, decks, ble b wood floors, doors a windows, guaranteed and reliable call Walter (9osH211I SIGON Construction Ltd., serving Durham Region for 19 yrs. Additions, sundecks. patio doors, windows, rec- rooms, flagstone, free esti- mates. 905-576-5760. small.. Rec. rooms. bathrooms, or kitchens suite en- trance doors and office additions, 20 yrs. of experience. Call Norm for FREE ESTIMATE (905)420-5626 no lob too dg Complete Renovation Free esti- mates. great prices, guar- anteed lowest. 905-725- 2507 or 1-800-340-0058 MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS Vile w l' love anything, anywhere anytrne Commercial or residential GAILL/ND ,Aka. MAID SERVICES SPRING SPECIAL FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly & bi-weekly services. Inquire for details. Caring for your home with personalized and professional service for over a decade. (Fully bonded and insured) 683-7515 GREENTHUMS Total Property Maintenance Pro- grams from $19.75 per month, lawn cars. 5 step Programs from $11900 per year. Can 1-800.760-1058, ATT: HOUSEHOLDERS AND LANDSCAPERS - ce- dars for hedging. St 00 per h. in height delivered. 1. 613-472-3896 GREENTHUMB top soli. Cedar mulch, cedar hedg- es. fences, decks. interlock- ing brick. Spring special on Now! Call 1-800-760-1058. DOUG CLARK PLUMB- Packaging, storage and boxes ING, Licensed and in- available Senior" and mann Free • Garden l� Gardening 8 cured. repairs and altera- discounts estimates : ' Upholsterys• ' • Landscaping neni Landscaping lions. new bathrooms and 571-0755 renovations, pump sales DRAPERY FACTORY and service free estimates. 686-5172 24 his HARRY -O -THE- MOVERS . Movbi or Outlet. Reterl/Wholesale - Custom /Ready Made TREE MAINTENANCE rift REMOVA e g small, we price them all! Sheers, drapes, valances ALSO tree stump removal. M. -I qpndyman • Painting & Free estimates, seniors and blinds. Tamarac Fabn- Landscaping -Free Estimates" • 1 DeCorating discount, short notice cations 723-7371. 585 moves. Appliances moved, Wentworth St- E. s32, ca111 Dave "X-70551 also storage space avail- Oshawa. able. Comparable rates. Man with pickup will springlian clean up. g cutting, rotoidling. sod moval, Sower bed do Planking and pruning- small r u ing- snn.Il oving jobs - cam Vic 428-8907 FMO..Electrical ELECTRICIAN licensed 30 yrs. ex- penence, all work guaranteed, dis- count to seniors FREE Estimates call Sam 905.683-3719 Call 4W -2850.M-611 , Flooring, • House • Party MEN with large truck will • Carpeting • Cleaning • Services trxenwexIPJ10f do household moves, resi- pall"Paw" denial. commercial. AM CARPET Installations - 25 Walify ljp types at moves. Call Cad or years experience, re - Jane 427.2856. stretching, our speciality. estimates.Free milefences at 16 1851 WCHALSKI fMIOVII G - D 0D 907-1799 or 987- (905)619 9630 houses, apartments, oft", low appliances and pwi m spe- ashi ts. Senior and mid -Ho use TILS PAINTING e ed�Frueers. Liven ede. A DECOR ExdaMent service. can 436 - FAX YOUR ADS C04 _AW%7 MAGICIAN, down friends, ready to entertain for any age, any occasion. Birth- days. promotions. open- ings. fund raisers. Magic L shows aro furhf •thlce help. 839.7057 or 728- 8334. RABBITivants work doing magic lir children's Parties and am oceassions. Have my own magician. Call Er- • • Lm M•we► nee 668-4932. • • pf�air News Advertiser LAwNMOWERs - Tune- Classified Dept. up, oil change, sharpen blade, only $35. + parts. open every (Pick-up/delivery from Pick- bon, to Fri. ering to Bowmamrille $5.00 8:01 a m. - 801 P.M. charge; Oshawa/Whitby freell). NORTH STAR sat. 9-." - &A SMALL ENGINE SHOP 905-728-2716. Call 683-1707 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED„ JUNE 26,1996 -PAGE 35-A Market Market Market Market Pools, Automobiles Automobiles Recreational Apartments Basket i Basket Basket Basket Spa gin$ For Sale 1 Wanted , Vehicles ' 1 For Rent Sia DURHAM RD. 5 • ' Lost 8 Found pante, grey leather, fully. loaded, must see. $6500' Otto 723-5747 1988 Lincoln Town Car. cc CONC.11fl AMW ii W 0 ORCHARDS le Palm, new (.res brakes. ex - haust. 56800 certified 905- 666-5308 ZC, Wo Stapthy area Tattoo n 1 ear Sadly missed by whole family If found please call 427-7789 ccCDrY r,er $250; 20' TV $120: $500. Stork Craft Monarch size dryer S135. mi- crib, like new $100. Gold wave $65. recliner $95. 5 ; ,yen size mattress/box 3161 atter 4 30 p m •ing 5230, oak bathroom COMPLETE D J system, ,rnnet $40. coffee table priced to sell asking 5800 ;• ;, pine spindle head/ Call 905 786 2807 for de- tboard $95. rade. chairs ta,ls HOT DEALS AVAIL- 1987, Chrysler 5th Ave- CARS FOR CASH! We 1994 FORD Crew Cab, BACHELOR apt in quiet ABLE - 16' x 24' rectang- nue, fully loaded, brown out buy used vehicles Vehi- 35.000 kms, warranty 1992 home $450 utilities includ- till ular Kayak pool Includes & tan in colour Original cles must be in running Prowler 21' 5th wheel trail- ed Sep entrance. refer - decks & fencing. $4,995. paint. 1 owner, serviced condition Call 427.2415 er New Reese hitch, ences required. July 1st. Meets local by-laws. 25yr only at Annandale Dodge. or come to 479 Bayly St 20.000 pounds Best off- 1sVlast No pets Phone for UMPIC warranty 1-800- one 464 905-839 8156 East, Ajax at MURAD AUTO er(s) Cau 905-985-0039 app( 579-3061 Plckenng/Alax. phone 416- SALE$ 7%7509 1988 CADILLAC D'Ele- 1975 Corsair 2311. 454 BACHELOR APT .n quiet GMC 8 n b Id r $483 64'm F t WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE 'FREE' ?owing For scrap used or abandoned cars trucks 'hr Pick-'uP top prices paid Up t0 $100 (416)281-3499 (416) 281-9804 seeps ge aI u I g o rs cruise awning, etc $8000 and last required No pets Will consider boat ?rade Available July t Call Joe Oshawa 725-5957 728.9584 or John 435 - MOTOR HOME WANT- �� ED, to rent rom July 17 BASEMENT one ., bed - 24 Call John, days 905- ricin apt non-smoker. no 644-2866. nights 905-436- pets. avail Judy t Chap - 7808 man Or Ajax. near Lobtaws and all amenities. 428- ' ' Apartments 2� For Rent BASEMENT newly car - BROUGHAM. HWY. 7 LOST, Pled Cockahel condition $3500 c b o peted separate entrance. ,ncnen, arc. close to GO. HOURS grey with yellow head ID Call (905)655-8640 1/an5/ 1 & 2 Bedroom, available 401 man no pets smOking. TAUNTON ROAD taro on leg REWARD Call 8.40 w. �. }O 8k44 pklllk i95j421-3175 or 1988 PONTIAC FIRE- 4wheel Drive Aug t& newer budding Avail loomed Call :clu- HWY.2 WHITBY p ` v ^5)x275226 BIRD one Qwrer ady dr.- 5600 8 5700 all nctuvve sive tst'last Call Victor ven, black on grey. V6. PIS, Laundry n building No 420-5863 REWARD. Lost in Dixie/ PB. P/W 53995 certified 1987 Voyager, blue. 30. pets Can 576-6724 CENTRAL Oshawa- one READY PICKED STRAWBERRIES AVAILABLE F -:h area, gray. black gpg_430 1504 7 seater p s Db 169 000 2/3 bedroom apartmont5, 8 CENT PICKING SUBJECT TO SUPPLY &WEATHER striped pat with rush km Sa500 as 15 db Call al ndusrve apt o:oured dot on head 1889 GHEV. SPRINT - 2 for details 571.3is story building, Gose to n house 5550 F-rst'lasti please call 839-1876 dr standard, white. good schools. library, South GM references a must Avad- condition. must sell, 1989 Dodge Caravan CV plant Avadvn abie :rredlate- able Aug - 579-1938 Bring containers measured in qts. Pets/Supplies/ 52800686-1375 V6 3 L tre tilt steering, y and Nov 426--6328 ' ' pp cress, amitm. rear pas- 7pm for appointment DOWNTOWN OSHAWA- all Raspberries will be ready mid July Boarding1993 TURBO Scoupe 5- senger seat added. 53000 2 cd ac?s $425 soeed loaded. 59 OOCkm 3 -BEDROOM -ain floor nclus ve nil e & stove. lady -driven S99999 1989 a5 's 1905)435-0339 nea'e^, aca••--e^t, large kl1r-hen with Italian cerannc SADDLE for sale. DIacK etta. 5 -speed 222K 1995 PONTIAC TRANS o -rel, Irving, dining room Ava:iaDle July 1st 725- F • "e• good condition 4399599 Can 905-619- PORT SE Fully loaded with 4 pc bath garage fenced 87'.0 1 Articles • ' Lost 8 Found pante, grey leather, fully. loaded, must see. $6500' Otto 723-5747 1988 Lincoln Town Car. GREEN BRAE 6 PC :. r•c map,.. .y, dark olue in 8 out, original 0 ORCHARDS LOST Female Persian cal, white with some black Sarcines. Lost m Dreyer and Palm, new (.res brakes. ex - haust. 56800 certified 905- 666-5308 655-4501 or 655-3217 Stapthy area Tattoo n 1 ear Sadly missed by whole family If found please call 427-7789 1988 Mercury Topaz. 4 door 27000 kms . p s . D b . console, automatic, am/fm cassette. Excellent WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE 'FREE' ?owing For scrap used or abandoned cars trucks 'hr Pick-'uP top prices paid Up t0 $100 (416)281-3499 (416) 281-9804 seeps ge aI u I g o rs cruise awning, etc $8000 and last required No pets Will consider boat ?rade Available July t Call Joe Oshawa 725-5957 728.9584 or John 435 - MOTOR HOME WANT- �� ED, to rent rom July 17 BASEMENT one ., bed - 24 Call John, days 905- ricin apt non-smoker. no 644-2866. nights 905-436- pets. avail Judy t Chap - 7808 man Or Ajax. near Lobtaws and all amenities. 428- ' ' Apartments 2� For Rent BASEMENT newly car - BROUGHAM. HWY. 7 LOST, Pled Cockahel condition $3500 c b o peted separate entrance. ,ncnen, arc. close to GO. HOURS grey with yellow head ID Call (905)655-8640 1/an5/ 1 & 2 Bedroom, available 401 man no pets smOking. TAUNTON ROAD taro on leg REWARD Call 8.40 w. �. }O 8k44 pklllk i95j421-3175 or 1988 PONTIAC FIRE- 4wheel Drive Aug t& newer budding Avail loomed Call :clu- HWY.2 WHITBY p ` v ^5)x275226 BIRD one Qwrer ady dr.- 5600 8 5700 all nctuvve sive tst'last Call Victor ven, black on grey. V6. PIS, Laundry n building No 420-5863 REWARD. Lost in Dixie/ PB. P/W 53995 certified 1987 Voyager, blue. 30. pets Can 576-6724 CENTRAL Oshawa- one READY PICKED STRAWBERRIES AVAILABLE F -:h area, gray. black gpg_430 1504 7 seater p s Db 169 000 2/3 bedroom apartmont5, 8 CENT PICKING SUBJECT TO SUPPLY &WEATHER striped pat with rush km Sa500 as 15 db Call al ndusrve apt o:oured dot on head 1889 GHEV. SPRINT - 2 for details 571.3is story building, Gose to n house 5550 F-rst'lasti please call 839-1876 dr standard, white. good schools. library, South GM references a must Avad- condition. must sell, 1989 Dodge Caravan CV plant Avadvn abie :rredlate- able Aug - 579-1938 Bring containers measured in qts. Pets/Supplies/ 52800686-1375 V6 3 L tre tilt steering, y and Nov 426--6328 ' ' pp cress, amitm. rear pas- 7pm for appointment DOWNTOWN OSHAWA- all Raspberries will be ready mid July Boarding1993 TURBO Scoupe 5- senger seat added. 53000 2 cd ac?s $425 soeed loaded. 59 OOCkm 3 -BEDROOM -ain floor nclus ve nil e & stove. lady -driven S99999 1989 a5 's 1905)435-0339 nea'e^, aca••--e^t, large kl1r-hen with Italian cerannc SADDLE for sale. DIacK etta. 5 -speed 222K 1995 PONTIAC TRANS o -rel, Irving, dining room Ava:iaDle July 1st 725- F • "e• good condition 4399599 Can 905-619- PORT SE Fully loaded with 4 pc bath garage fenced 87'.0 1 Articles Articles ®� For Sale 1 For Sale 6 PC :. r•c map,.. .y, CHAINSAW '4' P.,,neyr . to and hutch 5450.. wal- S/5. browolower 5 hp. dresser. $135. sofa and $175. Snowblower 8 hp lir 5150: washer and MTD/w electric starter r,er $250; 20' TV $120: $500. Stork Craft Monarch size dryer S135. mi- crib, like new $100. Gold wave $65. recliner $95. swivel rocker $30. 723- ; ,yen size mattress/box 3161 atter 4 30 p m •ing 5230, oak bathroom COMPLETE D J system, ,rnnet $40. coffee table priced to sell asking 5800 ;• ;, pine spindle head/ Call 905 786 2807 for de- tboard $95. rade. chairs ta,ls 5, once desk S50. 2 Mansions. star.:ng at 5715 . )tables. JVC and Pana- COMPUTERS - NOTE. iic S30 each, head- BOOKS. ^ew and used aids $15 each. 697- New L'x : 66's $1.695. new -. 12 pentium NB's 75's 16 MB r m 800 MB n d dr A COOL WINDOW AIR '.DITIONER SALE. • at selection 5000 BPU $175 6000 BTU Int ?5 8000 BTU W 5250 )00 BTU 4t $350 to 3rS Trade In accepted. Jay guarantee Also de - u^ ddlers from $65 Call -OCK BOTTOM DEALS "Al 6pm Mon -Sat 905- :36 '320 We Buy 8 Sell -,,st Anythmgl AIR CONDITIONER S' • : Yamaha Beluga BO cooter $595. , Dehunkd- -i $85. 12- .tunes Paint - $595 1905)576-0132 ALL NEW Herbal Nutn- L ;•:e 20 pounds in 30 rys Call Menly to learn w 1905-337-0925. ANTIQUES. 9 piece ma - ;a•*, ,,ning room suite. 1'200. 3 section wood/ .,is$ bookcase 200 00. '1001 bench vnth desk at- hed 5200 Steve at 905- 5.7733 APT. SIZE wasnendryer -long m nt condition. _.i0 obo G -E. auto. wash- St00,427-3717 BRAND NEW wedding .:- Size 10.12 silk tafte- viClordan neckline, lace 1�t ill train. NEW cus- 1.-n made headpiece wl r.atching finger up va 1, 5475 (905)427-0490/ 3015)665-0726 C.D. JUKE BOX. Brand new for home or business. Holds 70 C.D.'s. One year warranty $4195. Call Marty 905-430-0016, CARPET 3 rooms, $299, Price includes 30 yards of carpet, premum pad , and ,astallahon Sal. 905-432- 2750 Carpet Broker, 100%, Nylon thick. plush. stain re- sistant carpet. For 3 rooms, only $369.00. Price in- clunes 30 Sq. yds carpet. deluxe pad and instillation n your home. Free quota- lion uota non in your home. No in- terest no payment for one ull year, Daniel, 1-800- 217-0104. CARPET MITI DIS- TRIBUTORS, 12 months No payments, No interest, (OAC) 3 rooms (30sq.yds.) installed with deluxe pad from only $399. Specials On Vinyl, Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring. Free Shop At Home. 1-800-663- 6046. CARPETS - lots of carpet, 100% nylon, new stain re- lease carpets on hand, I will carpet 3 rooms, $349. Price includes carpel premium Pad, expert installation, rest delivery, free estimates (30 yardsl. Norman 686.2314. d of ves DSTN color 52.750 Lots d differences choices Used from S195 386 Desk tops from $135 New 486 sys- I ems with color monitors from $899 PCM CIA CE rom drives for notebooks from $255 Upgrade any purchase. non portable 8 MB at $95 Computer Clearance Center, Bow- manv,lte (905) 697-3059 Fax your price inquires to (905)697-1817 OININGROOM. sold eheirywood :y Harden table seats 12. with 10 chairs, hutch and buffet. Only $5500 Stanley upnghi piano $595 Call 432-5107 FAIRFAX Vacuum. 2 years OW with complete art merits, $800 or best offer 263-8771 FISHING EQUIPMENT. 2 Canon electric down rig- gers. one X16 Lorance L computer sonar fish finder, with paper, assorted rods and reels (905) 723-8418 FREE DELIVERY Pure Spring & distilled water. water softener salt Cooler sales & rentals PORT PERRY DIAL -A -JUG (AII Caps) 905-985-7873 GOING OUT OF BUSI- NESS SALE Beech fire. wood logs. 7 bush cords• selling at cost. SthiU064 chainsaw, runs like new. 24' bar, 5 chains (all new). Paid $1100. asking $650. Please call 905-430u9687 after 5 pm. HARVEST gold fridge and stove $200 pair: almond 3 dr. fridge and self cleaning oven (almost new) $7501 -.,... . �.. ., u), phone nor as lime as �..,�,.- J,, r. - vx , Gell sections. $1500, other $6 00/week Call 1905) riding. needs some training. Items Pickering 905-.683- $71-1413 Must sell Cali for details 1- 3121 905797.2082 Evenings MISC. FURNITURE. ni Crowave, twin headboards, al paintings, pool table and accessories and more call 8317849 OAK/PINE FURNITURE W^ pay •rad once%') One of Ontano S oldest and lar- gest manufacturers is now selling direct to the pudic Eg solid oak 7 Pc dining - room of 6 Pc solid pine bedroom, your choice $1995. many stain choices Tradional Woodworking 905-985-8774 PIANOS - GRANDFA- THER CLOCKS Please excuse the m-, we're renovating' New and used pianos Not sure) Rent to Own. apt size, upright, grand, digital, keyboards All 1995 merchandise re- duced' Telep Rano Works, 433.1491 FOR SALE Reconditioned au Cond,tioners. $17500 & up. 4 bar stools, solid oak. 5450 CD's $6 /each. upright freezer. $150 Apartment sue washer & dryer. $450/set. Sorry cam - Corder, $450 Couch & love -seat. $199 Stove. $75 VCR. S119 14- CIO. jour T V 5139 99. Table & 4 chairs. $100 Stereo equipment. starting from $100 Jewelry. large selec- tion , Microwave. $59 99 Laser Disc player, 5300 dehumidifier from $55 & much more Ask about our 30 day guarantee We buy & sell almost anything. Call Rock Bottom Deals 22 Simcoe St. N from 9.30am-6pm 436-1320 SCUBA EQUIPMENT - New and used regulators. BCD's, tanks. wet suits. dry stats, snorkeling equipment and accessories. Also. O U.C. approved air station, VIP's and egtapment Serv- ice. Dive Source Scuba (905)668-8566 Pair- 433-1962. SHEDMAN - Quality bam HIGH EFFICIENCY oil sl sited kit 8' X B'. SPE- fumace. trot water tank, 450 CIAL ONLY $295 plus tax. Many other sizes and styles " • ;C negotiable Cali 2603 3800 erg Under 0.000 yartl, app lances. O G area FOR RENT aril 2 owl Articles info. call 905.619.2093. cond., 571-0138 Articles i,,;-3030 SOLID pine diningroom 94 CAVALIER. km Ask^g $23500 Mus' 905;728-5570 ac, rte Gedr lar 'c g For Sale 1 STAINLESS STEEL For Sale double sink and faucets in- KENWOOD 200 watt wagon v6 4c cx KM a cruse. Sell 905.434-5954 A MUST SEE' Oshawa Mansions. star.:ng at 5715 7637. sane, lower speakers. Rent KITCHEN cupboards, 8 ft. to own by phone from $7.50/week. Call today PUPPIES German t amlm cassette. hitch,ust Pontiac 8 cyl, automatic Al:-pa 3 unit rcrtr o1 Exlerdicare LUXURY - :', %' Ls�u TOSHIBA '- •�. •.. .. ♦yr s.^.sonar/ purebred. shepherds shots. it g B weeks excellent contlrtwn. Still un- ' Trailers -ontemporary budding phone 579.9016 XV Style Partner's desk v.Sr,c B�rus 6 parts old 723-8083 Dundas St. If 6663361. der warrant Ask;n Y g 1968 Suzuki Samurai 5 Many vehicles to Clean. quiet and secure PICKERING FUR - Custom glass top. Ormolou and labour warranty No Also cars as is. Many 9013 $17.600 cert 404-2065 cars to choose from. _ Laundry, private yard and NISHED oasemem apt 2 trim $1500 14' lapprox ; ....... .-...;1 .... TO /` money mown Rent to own 4 YEAR -,Id Gelding con.. an illm cess" cer4hed, llniemet parking On bus route S •::r^5 ✓'I:S Na$n rodrn. 5@p -.,... . �.. ., u), phone nor as lime as �..,�,.- J,, r. - vx , Gell sections. $1500, other $6 00/week Call 1905) riding. needs some training. Items Pickering 905-.683- $71-1413 Must sell Cali for details 1- 3121 905797.2082 Evenings MISC. FURNITURE. ni Crowave, twin headboards, al paintings, pool table and accessories and more call 8317849 OAK/PINE FURNITURE W^ pay •rad once%') One of Ontano S oldest and lar- gest manufacturers is now selling direct to the pudic Eg solid oak 7 Pc dining - room of 6 Pc solid pine bedroom, your choice $1995. many stain choices Tradional Woodworking 905-985-8774 PIANOS - GRANDFA- THER CLOCKS Please excuse the m-, we're renovating' New and used pianos Not sure) Rent to Own. apt size, upright, grand, digital, keyboards All 1995 merchandise re- duced' Telep Rano Works, 433.1491 FOR SALE Reconditioned au Cond,tioners. $17500 & up. 4 bar stools, solid oak. 5450 CD's $6 /each. upright freezer. $150 Apartment sue washer & dryer. $450/set. Sorry cam - Corder, $450 Couch & love -seat. $199 Stove. $75 VCR. S119 14- CIO. jour T V 5139 99. Table & 4 chairs. $100 Stereo equipment. starting from $100 Jewelry. large selec- tion , Microwave. $59 99 Laser Disc player, 5300 dehumidifier from $55 & much more Ask about our 30 day guarantee We buy & sell almost anything. Call Rock Bottom Deals 22 Simcoe St. N from 9.30am-6pm 436-1320 SCUBA EQUIPMENT - New and used regulators. BCD's, tanks. wet suits. dry stats, snorkeling equipment and accessories. Also. O U.C. approved air station, VIP's and egtapment Serv- ice. Dive Source Scuba (905)668-8566 Pair- 433-1962. SHEDMAN - Quality bam HIGH EFFICIENCY oil sl sited kit 8' X B'. SPE- fumace. trot water tank, 450 CIAL ONLY $295 plus tax. Many other sizes and styles gallons old. 10• radial saw. available. Also garages Indigo, dryer, stereo stand, and decks. 761 McKay Rd. dal verniers, dal indica- Una 3, Pickering. For more tors, '79 Camaro. All ex. info. call 905.619.2093. cond., 571-0138 tomauc $1495 certified. KING, queen bed, dress- SOLID pine diningroom ers, tables, desks. 7 pc. set. oval double pedestal sectional, love seats, sofa & table, 4 ladderback chairs, chairs. Call (905)666-6707 3 door Pine buffet, $1200. STAINLESS STEEL 665-7769 double sink and faucets in- KENWOOD 200 watt cluded, Left hand bath tub, complete home stereo sys- toilet. 2 sinks (god) 433- tem. 5 Disc CD, dual cas- 7637. sane, lower speakers. Rent KITCHEN cupboards, 8 ft. to own by phone from $7.50/week. Call today long upper and lowers + 2 (905) 571-1413. cabinets for over appkwC- Pontiac 8 cyl, automatic es. $225. After 5 p.m. 726 RCA 18• SATELLITE 7120' DISH, digital sound/picture. LINGERIE - Undercover remote, over 175 channels Wear - let us bring our 10 choose from. RENT TO boutique into your home. OWN BY PHONE. Only For bookings or career info. Se.88/week. Call 905 -571 - call Pam 686-9084 1413. VIDEO CAMERA Can non L 1 w,•r ' SX zoom Ions, plus 2X extender & 250mm lens $3000 (over 50% off retail price) 905 728-5920 WANTED- 41 people to lose ip t; 30 pounds by Labour Day All natural. doctor recanmended Ask how' Call foil free 1-800- 881.6782 WASHERS dryers. tndge. stt.e new and recondr :tuned $225 and up for re ::onditioned washer. $175 and up for recondhono dryers $175 and up for re- conditioned tndgers and stoves Also corn operated washer and dryers Ste- phenson's Fumrture and Appliances. 227 Court St. Oshawa 576-7448 WEDDING DRESS 1995 style -ever worn. 6 r train, size 12. matching veil and headpiece. $600 Call 721 8764 Articles Wanted ANTIQUES Absolutely. Purchasrg 16rr:ture or an ything old. Scientific instru sdv dv r COLLIE pups for sale. 11 CNC-'egis'erii eyes CneCkea, first Shots: tematiei male, ready to go now Call (705)277-2528 FREE loving home a 2 y• < : Hn.te & orange cat Very affectionate and great with children Please call 4343976 Lhasa Apsc pups for sale Non Shedding. non allergic. health guaranteer vet nee- dled House traning start- ed. Payment terms avadl- ade (705)786-3124 ATTENTION: Dog Own- ers Doggie Dooley Pet Waste Systems starting at $Sa 99 up to 150 Ib wt Dog Life Jackets starting at $25. 32- Fre Hydrant in- door/0utdoor Laetime Guarantee Ban. 9-9 7 days, week 905;723-5413. Fax 723.1460 ;jT1'T1' Automobiles for Sale 1979 CORVETTE- only 93.000 original kms An power and air Ask.rg $6200 Call (905)420- 6780 1985 PLYMOUTH Reli- ant 4 'Joe, automatic $600 or best offer As s Call 905-576.6654 BARGAIN' 1987 CHEV CAVALIER -4ecs ,-:my n•. -r. Out ;eneralhr in good cond st sell Defore July 4th due to move $500 or best offer. 905-728-9400 CERTICAR AUTO CEN TER 155 KING ST W. OSHAWA AT Ill TOWN MALL) 4C •ems;^a' -red certified vehicles on sale 1995 Pontiac Firefly 16.500 kms. balance of tact war' $8.995 . of -11 lease O A C 1990 Firefly conv - red - $4A50. 1990 Limina Euro. loaded $7 9% 1991 Mus- tang Lx caded $5.295 1990 Sprint 85 kms 53.450 2 - 1990 Astro Vans. loaded. $1.495 1987 Subaru 4 x 4 wgn. 53.995 1986 Fiero. gold. Sale Special 52.495 Open 7 days a week (905) 579-2886 LOW. .w, low kilometers J84 Cavalier. power Steering. power brakes 4 door, 4 cylinder, mint con- dition $2400 certified or best otter 436-0791 MCMILLAN & WIFE AUTO SALES. ',88 lass Ciera ;w km 54.295 P I meets, chuna. er, a e using, toys. decoys. dolls. 1985 Pontiac Acadian cert 1988 Nissan user NX 54495 cert 1%7 Aaro- milk bottles, collections or $200 as is 436-9061 leave star van excellent cond estates Call Robert Bowen message 53.895 cert 1988 Toyota Antiques ;905) 6558049 1985 Sunblrd 4 cyl au Ceuta 81k Ell only Brooklin tomauc $1495 certified. $5.395 cert 1989 Grand 1984 Eurosport. V6. au- Am, loaded S5.495 cert NEEDED one used au- tomatic 51495 certified. 1994 Sunbird Le. good buy tomatic meat grinder Call 1982 Buick Century V6, au- at 58.395 cert 1992 Dodge evenings 905-655-5003 tomauc, all power $1495 Caravan Le. only 510.200 certified. 1986 Mazda 626 4 con 1987 6000. automatic. NEEDED: 4 or 8 port cylinder 5 speed. as s or 2 8 Iter. S3.995 cen 1990 Voice Data System Call will cenity, best offer 1982 Aerostar van loaded, 130 Fred at 576-9335 Pontiac 8 cyl, automatic km. $7.795 cert 1986 5350 as Is 404-9759 . New Yorker exc- condition, NEEDED: 4 or 8 port 1987 MUSTANG 5 Imre, 5 only 53.295. cert McMillan Voice Data System. Call speed. 120 kms. new and Palle Auto Sales. Fred at 576-9335. clutch, 53500. OBD. Call Downtown Whitby. 200 UNWANTED Scrap metal 905.428-1203. Dundas St. If 6663361. picked up, fridges, stoves. 1968 Suzuki Samurai 5 Many vehicles to washers. dryers, cars, spd, 117,00%ms, am fm chops•, from S3,00o. trucks, etc. Call (905)43x. cassette, excellent condi- Also cars as is. Many 9013 ton, $2695 cen o.b.o. 1986 cars to choose from. _ Buick Skyhawk, 4 Dr. Auto 1991 Ford Escort LX 131,000 KM, full load . ex- hatchback auto.. co air 'Computer cellent running car similar con.. an illm cess" cer4hed, llniemet to Sunbird 52395 Cert. $6900 olio. Dave 576- 0.8.0.433-1787 6130. NEW MUSIC anile @ httpllwww.durttanxtevis/ ' Computer AIItOr11ob11lS -a. 238hrxfex.hlm ' Mhnted om uteraid `7��e p A & A TOWN4G. Pay S50 - $5000 cash for used & Tuition, problem resolutlon, upgrades in scrap cars & trucks. 24 firs. your tame. How to get more computer tar 7 days. Call 905-686-5003 less money. Highly compedtive ret- or 905-706-5234; 30 min. service. AUTOMOBILES and trucks wanted for scrap. Any condition, any age, tree removal in the Durham Region. cash paid. Also needed, '75 to '87 Chev or GMC Pickup for parts Call anytime, Oshawa 431- 0407. 15'•18' British Caravan "i ie, Large windows .'ove. fridge. •mrrraculate. asps 4. $3000 Also itbed snowmobdelmotor xletrailer 9C5-728.7230 1979 28 FT PROWLER 'aAILER. sleeps 6 ask,ng :4500 can atter 6. 9'-,5 ali 154 1991. 16 FT Starc'aft Star - stream hardtop tent trailer immaculate condition sleeps 6. Hoge. stove fur- nace Call Pat or Val 905- 666-4,713 05- 666--4 ; '8 1994 .Jlden Falcon 5th wre--' '.•yler 2711 with slide out, back krtChen like new. 522.000 000 Cali t9o5 725-9742 34' Serca Pad 523,000. ms1 -;ell $13.000 nClud- Ing deck shed Double M T•aiier Park Lot 79 L,ndsay asx or Ted. 705-3249317. Home 905-427 2317 Auto Parts 8 Repairs CLASS -A- MECHANIC L cersed •arsm.ss.on specialist willing to d0 work at my home Great rates all work '„ily guaranteed Also Cody work & paint Call Tony 571-O%' otorcycles 1979 '-UO KZ Ltd , Full vers 'a -ng back -es! sad- dle nags. 3000C kms great touring bike S1COC (905i435 --C339 Marine 14 FOOT, aluminum boat & trailer. 99 Evinrude motor , oars. life jackets & Cush- ions. $3000 Call 579- 8255 15' ALUMINUM BOAT Six (6) horse power Even - rude motor; and trailer. $1500. firm. 905-576-3542. AQUARIAN fiberglass boat, deep hull, easy toad trader 70Hp, Chrysler $1650. (905)579-5352. after 5pm. 16 FT. Deep V hull. Ceder step, 35Hp Evinrude. Hom, lights, and tog hom plus trader, $1200. Call (905)M-2254. 1985 HYDROSTREAM, Voloro. 17 ft., ski boat, with 1990, 200, HP. Mercury motor, $7,000 O.B.O 905- 837-1935. PROPELLER and Skeg Repars- fast service. large selection, of fiberglass sup- plies, Oshawa Glass -Fibre Products Ltd. 341 Durham Crl . Oshawa. 905.579- 1433. $68 ^ontn inclusive st entrance Suit ^,wet steadi- last. references. no pets y employed adult $550/ 668'.432 Please leave mo 839.-.779 message AJAX Available :mme- d.a•e , a•oe clean walkout basement apt S65C per -to nor smoker Gose to 'aka "all =171, 1;>7-%nt`,7 eave -essage AJAX Twc bedroom base• -e•-1 aparment sep- arate entrance 4 Poe bath. park.^.g laundry close to schools shopwg NO pets S70C Inclusive. first 6 last. 42•-903: �..�. o✓�.. -�� era meds wet lw". close to shopping. 401. GO Dery .in 9 hNrlrnrvna available July 1st and Au- gust 1st 3 bedrooms. Im- July 1 st. 2 bedroom. 107 irieamgton St Whitby Fudge. stove. heat. Parking 5750/mcrth Call days 427 5888 evenrrtgs 686-7870 OSHAWA LARGE 3 oed- rpCm s-a..._a,.* w.l.. fire- place. 6 appliances in- cluding laundry 2 toll barns 1400 sq h air cond- tioning, riti Parking CIO" to lake S97 Smarm . utd'ues Avail imme- dlateiy Call 10 vkrw 725: ')991 LARGE c"gni one ted ma- ' ocr apt FS. W.D. Patio deck yard. own eM CIOSe t0 downtown /Wet single wricomeo NO Pets $595 . utilities 435-C' 10 modatley. July 1st and At, gust 1 st 905-683-8571 LARGE :ro oedroom apt iuntd 7 30 p on ; Dm o ilk and B70or area. AJAX, bedroom base- Oshawa. $475me tirst'last Including uhlifieS, park, r; r -.yr: walk our, ap. July or 15 Call 416-48: pkances. S55C month first 7637 8 last. avail Jury 1. 686- :987 AJAX . bedroom base- m.en; apartment. private entrance. ail inclusive. $750 Non-smoke•'@to,- ences. available ,-y 15 Call 683-:,833 AJAX-,cac,ous corver, se f contained one arge poolroom basement vacant S525 'moin- c vsiveF rstlast Private antranee non-smokers no -pets. rel 683-4015 AJAXIPICKERING 1 bedroom basement apart - intents. parking. pose to ail amenities (905 686-8905 AVAILABLE1111111i DIATELY, .n Whitby Apt bWldmg_ spacious. carpet- ed, newly painted. with bal- cony. close to bus. shop- ping, all utilities included, first , last required. no pets. 1 bedroom 5650. 2 bed- room. $750 call 430-0134 MUST SEE. 2 new secure. tea -11-1 t bedroom acts. utilities and cable included. Whitby S65C Ajax $675 Nor smokers Please 905- 427-7374 NORTH Osnawi - new 2 bedroom apt plus extra room Air con. oak cup- boards, broadloompark ng. clean quiet bldg S75C utilities included July 1 435^•74 BASEMENT bachelor apt S550- inclusive. new & Wean Share yard & laun- dry, carie and I car park- ing Dave 619-0575 OSHAWA iBloor St) Large 2 bedroom apart- ments in clean low rise budding Close to 401 & GO Parking. Availabke xn- mediately From $695.1 month. Phone 905-576- 4255. 33 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground park- ing included. From $743-$843. 686-0841 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 d3 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. MON - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 68344 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED • OSHAWA 688 . 900 SOUTH OSHAWA, 275 WHITBY country setting in ate Homes InduUnr'`g For Sale ffW� • Businessp ' r<unjt�l� ' Personale PAI;E 36,A-THIri ADVERTISXP4 WXDL, JUNE 26,1996 Apart Apartme � Houses W 1 � from 5675- $710 3 bed- 2. -bedrooms, dose to bus- Townhouses For Rent Townhouses J / For Rent For Rent For Rent09 mediately, $550. $650 6 For Rent Go Utilities Included First/ up , fridge, clove, heat, by ceramic and hardwood last required. Call 728- dro. parking 1st Aasl re- flooring, appliances Incl 4993 OSHAWA 688 . 900 SOUTH OSHAWA, 275 WHITBY country setting in Glen 51 2 bedroom apts Wentworth St W, large 1, the city Impeccable 3 from 5675- $710 3 bed- 2. -bedrooms, dose to bus- bedrm home, double at - room apt $720. close to es, shopping, available Im- lathed garage. finished shopping. -schools. GM and mediately, $550. $650 6 bsmt, fireplace. 2 full baths. Go Utilities Included First/ up , fridge, clove, heat, by ceramic and hardwood last required. Call 728- dro. parking 1st Aasl re- flooring, appliances Incl 4993 quired, no pets 434-5183 Grounds maintenance in- OSHAWA, newly removal SOUTH ROUGHMOUNT eluded, 51200.lmo + utih- one 8 two bedroom. In- bachelor apt cep ent . Avail Aug 1st 15th tieed cludes heat and hydro very clean and quiet area. 95 0 905-579-9197 eveningg s parking and laundry avail- no -pets, non-smokers wel- FINCHWHITES RD De - able No pets non come $550 all Inclusive tacheo.2 upper levels 3 - smokers. Call (905)831- Avail July 1 509-0992 bedroom, 1 1r2 -baths. 8030 or (905)8391984 ing, no pets lease 665- parking available July 1st, OSHAWA - JOHN CEN- TER street one bearcom apartment available inme dlately. $655-nio prkg and util Included laundry tacid- ties available Call (905) 432.8914(905!435-7130 OSHAWA - one bedroom. Fuge stove heat and hy- dro included S592.1month Firstlast 434-6311 $900 month+ part utilities Call Harry (416) 283-7393 cr Jennifer 416-283-6570 LOVELY 3 -bedroom de- tached bungalow. main • oor, modern kitchen pn- ,ate drive. washerldryer m- , -luded. S875 neVmonth Nus utilities. Can 905)686-4018 'JEW LAKE Scugog water 2 BEDROOM IN OSHA- Westney'Hwy 2 %e • '•ont home 4 bedrooms. WA 9 „nit apa^mens build borm osmT separate en. arge country kitchen. main ing Laundry parlkmg SEW trance. appliances, cable- floor. laundry Double car garage Available July 1st Includes heat. hydro. 2 ap- parking. 4 Dc bath. shop. $1350 - util 655 -4107'668 - pliances Available July or ping.'Go 5650 mo inclu- On prem 50' lot facing park before 433-0677 sive Julytst No petsinom 6980 CLEAN FAMILY BUILD- smoker 428-0'15 OSHAWA 2 bedroom. ING Norte Oshawa. 1 2 8 WHITBY 3 bedreem apt. large K:tcnen. dean 1st' 3 bdrms Starting at $540 C ;se t, an amenities last. avail Jury 1st 5585 Inclusive Pay cable. park- Available Aug 1st $690 Ca11416-d6t-4727 ing 8 laundry tac 723- plus utilities Appliances OSHAWA/COURTICE- 2094 included Laundry facilities bca•: ' bec-sm arm PRIVATE SALE FENS- 905-404-9130 moor of newer house, fire- OSHAWA close to GM WHITBY - One bedroom place. walk to everything newe- c.. oing. 1. 2. 3- bas, -e,' apt near Go. Bright very dean fenced back yard Great neighbor - bedroom apartments 905- avauabie July 1 $550.m0 hood $675 inclusive. Dave 438 -0229 Utilities Included No smok- 4 t 3283 OSHAWA- fresnly painted ing, no pets lease 665- PICKERING HWY 2 and spacious ' odrm, apt in 8- tQ61 OSHAWA OSHAWA 3 bedroom sem - Ce'y kept home in plex S550 laundry facile WHITBY- 2 bedroom. family area Gose t0 ties. free parking C -1W oowntowr neighbor Lae' Lake. schOWS a public PORT Pl:HHroom, - t.n enience a way' 9 705) 887-3813 TY -Change any area o your life Proven product 3 bedroom, convenience VRt�I� On prem 50' lot facing park plus walk to all amenities. HOUSEWIVES - names 8 overhead doors, high cell- Large lot for garden First paralleled support 5 Figure Duthamsse attractive time buyers dream or retire is now expanding P 9 ladles here. Call Catherine Avi' in this area. scotiest .male escorts available. Remax Scugog Realty. $3.29/min, must be 18. T - Reliable. discreet. out calls only (905) 985-4427, 24 hr. Complete training also hnng 81i. remakes pager Planned advertising 1e+, also drrvefs. PRIVATE SALE FENS- Proven business plan 404-8761 LON TWP Trent system 4 season home. Front 80 ft. Home based BIANCA PSYCHIC, 45 Cameron Lake Back 105 It. LOW investment years experience. Love, Burnt River 3 bedrooms .1 awesome ensurte. Double marnage business. Guar. anteed $10.00 off 488. 1/2 baths, fieldstone fire- 1.800.263.0242 6152, 3328A Yonge SL. place with airtight Two car stove laundry. heat. water PICKERING HWY 2 and garage plus Paved drive- lar boat slip phone LIFETIME OPPORTUNI- I (North of Lawrence) Toron. to Near Oshawa Center In way' 9 705) 887-3813 TY -Change any area o your life Proven product BORED ONTARIO dustr-al units Includes On prem 50' lot facing park and marketing plan. Un- HOUSEWIVES - names 8 overhead doors, high cell- PRIVATE SALE Save paralleled support 5 Figure private phone numbers, Z- ings, parking, utilities. S$$ Counice Crossing,all Income in 30 - 45 days. Not 900-451-3638 ext 704, washrooms and air com- Month -by -month. brick 2 -storey Jeffrey built MLM This is the real deal! $3.29/min, must be 18. T - pressor. pressor Also parking for truck, with Over 1850 se it of luxury. Serious only' (905) 263- tone. hydro $550 Also available incl fam nuum w/gas f/ � els paradise night in Ostia - Sept 1st 576-2982 place, oak kitchen with w/o. Public Public Cottages 1 ceramics u foyer. hall 8 kitchen. Huge master with • ' , Notices • ' ' Notices for Rent awesome ensurte. Double coup. July 1. $1100 Pick- available Available rmme- TRENT RIVER/Lake Say- THE VELTRI GROUP Mode WK tt (905184•-6-12 or page garage with paved drive. ACCOMMODATION prof hnrshed rec room All Available P;, a family holi- On prem 50' lot facing park day early July 8 mod Aug Guiders once $184.000««« Well apponfed cottages in IenCed yard. Dmate drove- beautiful setting On Baptiste + Sacrifice for quick sale Lake 613-332.1658 $176.900 By apt only 905 - GREAT t shmg and family 438-0978 holiday or. Rice Lake. 1 House. dart. Gvac. fenced hour from Oshawa. Modem RAVINE RAVINE RA - 2 a 3 bedroom cottages. VINE. Beautiful 3 bedroom sandy beach, playground. house located on green children's program, boar 8 belt and stream A garden- Low family prices. motorSunnymead Cottages R R els paradise night in Ostia - $3. Hastings. Ont KOL 1YO wa $220.000 571-3864. 171)5)696-2601 Ask for Mike TRENT RIVER/Lake Say- THE VELTRI GROUP Mode WK tt (905184•-6-12 or page hood. separate porch a tran5t Finished basement, Dee paryar walk -Out 10 Ca11831-2395 mour m co ages River Valley Estates in (416153' '687 tented backyard $695 - IenCed yard. Dmate drove- 3 Hedrex:m ••eenolc rown EAST OSHAWA, Room from $290-$325 weekly Bowrnanville Last Phase. 3 OSHAWA- New veno unhtie5 666-3090 way Avail Aug 1 $925 House. dart. Gvac. fenced for rent. nonsmokers wet- fishing, Good g. swimming and 4 bedroom homes For y vatec' �^-com basement WHITBY urge one bed . mo Pius utilities first 8 last yard, finished basement. cane Furnished o untur- am boating Call t-705- information call (905) 623 - apt Available immedrateiy apt roor- basement, walk tc Go required call after 7 pm garage. 3 baths. quiet rushed. laundry facilities 778-7534 4172 For more Information Call station Includes •• Cge. 905-839--4552 coup. July 1. $1100 Pick- available Available rmme- to view photos 686-9846 or Car now Frank 576-6999 ask for Steve stove laundry. heat. water PICKERING HWY 2 and ening 416720-4819 clately $80 weekly cableEAFlorida Me, Lots for PM yard $1.275 Imo pus end- park ^ y Available July '. st trances, to snare with pan- ASSUMABLE non-qualr included Call 436-ti75J5 VIC. Rentals Sale ties. avail. Aug 1, 905- 725-9230 S55_ - hydro 905-655- Ro'gtrT'ur1 a•ge 3 bed- 3 -BEDROOM townhouse hook-up from $1Q6 2 and 3 dialogue. wain to than( You for everythng and OSHAW0.• Rossland 4120 room upper level on one in gcod area near Oshawa FURNISHED room, use of I Ha-:-,:+aK out to Dacx $1050bedro plus utidbes credo acre lot Backing Rouge Centre. carpets 8 painting klche, 'von smoker 5350/ ATTENTION yrkrwoirda waterfront Community yard new came, no pets. WHY -ent when you car Valley $1150 inclusive 1 naw, fridge.stove. am- Yr month South PiCkerfl g GORGEOUS 3 bedroom in port perry. Two acr- non sr, ors $625 Incl„- ow- v�ur own home for less Call 905-509--63:9 Dee paryar walk -Out 10 Ca11831-2395 3 bathrooms townhouse toff starting et g sive. of �mmed 433. than you }tnink�" PICKERING 3 bedroom fenced Vara playground. condo. Close t0 famous $120,000. For into salt $1 7054 Dave Haycock Sales Rep Realty Re Max Sum, -t Real .,,air t aiow 3 ap- g 5875pncwdes water)+uulr Shared :tearwater beach. pool, la- (905) 427-0390 or (905) ' Personals ' Personals Pickering- cec-oom Ltd 905' 668 3800 P dances. dau, carport. nes August 1 Car 72t-/ =uzzi, BBO. private yard. 4282215 • • bas - apartment LIv ;t99r ( nonsmoker no pets $800 oder rid Our. V ACCOfflOdatlOn available now For Into and iacent to huge county fa- R 'H a2 or ;9C5 666-321 • � • A table m- 2973 Jamil to view photos 686-9846 or Car now Frank erpool 0 wy, cepa- ,ate entrance sundry parking ac and lots of Houses 1 dus ub bits vaI I edalely 905-839-8539 aOUTH AJAX -i oedroom BEAUTIFUL townhouse. vi Rci Soutn P,ckering. AJAX 4 bedroom execu- aur conditioning 579-3788 CLEARWATER. 3 bed. Vacation Properties storage S65000imonm m- Cale 509 For Rent main level private House. 4 civaiiaDie Aug t 3 boo- laundry exclusive use of ! y „m.isned and air roar uu , Alax Realty Ltd cursive (9051 AJAX .a•ge 4 petlrOOrn pc bith. real m kitch@n, rdOmS. fm4ned reC room. menti Call Me" Mark Sta Sales Rep Sutton conditioned mobile (per $3500 tun priced. $eClud- ,�, in your home (905)683- 5503 Combo rving'dimng stove with walkout 10 patio. 2 -Car fainly rOOrt1_ lots d privacy p acy' ma^en1) homes heated ed wooded Trailer Ia, ad. taxes. Ted Houghton Sut- $1 Absolute Affordable' a Hide snared laundry oder rid Our. V non smoker S375 plus pools. hot tub. close 10 iacent to huge county fa- ops :.*y Ren•7 Own your Haile g 5985 plus 60''. utilities u grou Da •g - t0 Go. shopping schools, Call 428-92'4 beaches a major ittraC *St. good road. Sandy fromth fitilihes Avail July t, Cali 683.1811 conservation park. Lake Madawaska River 3 bed - room, waterfront collage ildren 5275 teach fishing. Cobourg No Day- Alax Realty Ltd Onano Non smokers no AJAX .a•ge 4 petlrOOrn photwelcome. weeons y area (416)4311555 menti Call Me" Mark Sta Sales Rep Sutton STILL RENTING WHY 7 pets Call or leave mes- ^bine ^.red 3rd person Large bedroom, own wash in your home (905)683- 5503 will f��9 ncluuddr� carry ^9 piey Excei Group al cel Realty 571- Bu' y", cwt .oma with no sage for apps 905839- room, near lake Must like taxes. Ted Houghton Sut- ' Cottages g 8Realty 5 6275 a money 6own $03'900 3 bedrooms . 5800 month in- , I s ve A retia Rasanu 3020 CLEAN cr ght 2 -bedroom � $40C plus 428- ' ' private Homes For Sale For Sale S550,'mo 905-839-641C PICKERING : - ' be(1'7J^ wall[ out �bsmt apt Laundry cable. Ci A, 5575 mo inclusive Avail July 1 686-4718 PICKERING VILLAGE. bngnt urge one Dedroan basement apartment Big windows. parking separate entrance laundry, air $650 Call 509.9209,427 0622 evenings PICKERING, L,verpoou Bayly. large beautifully fin- ished 2 -bedroom basement u u :.dower Banker RUR 728- - lownnol,se for rent, North AJAX. 3 -bedroom hone. ton roup assic 9010 CENTENNIAL LAKE -414 ext 201 Oshawa Includes water, CioSe ,o all Yrten4ief own ii 595.000 NE Drs 2 Madawaska River 3 bed - room, waterfront collage THREE BEDROOM cin- hydro and maintenance 4 pc bath $350 includes t, ct ey gas heat. beach. very private a,ow a5 neat pa•K,n S850rmontrl. July 1 Robertcaband Firs' 2detached.rgar n 2 �r $89 5 0 Owner will take ^ tw@r CouncCe. 4 ped- 430-7406, leave message non-smoker welcome will f��9 ncluuddr� carry ^9 back mortgage 1 -613 -333 - back double car garage, holy � Thou make file see everythrlg and =y. �,r" last, references. available taxes. Ted Houghton Sut- 2947 ool heat This home NORTH OSHAWA. 3 REDy SETTEE RESORT G CI 430 A I v gas s for sale or rent Available store eek bedroom basement August t Call 686 3840 ton roup assic 9010 AJIAX - $11,11501111140. plus 432-2264 apartment New appllanc- July Ist Ist/last, references townhouses in well main- PICKERING Major A RARE BEAUTY ry Camper I Persona! PrayYper To The Hol S irlt (,replace, garage. immed. a must (416) 266-7119 pined family complex Owke. renovated fur ve Trailer Sites ✓ lease. $1450 + util WHITBY, executive large IF decorated "nth y nlsnetl. targe room. private neat. 3 bdrm semi. near Oshawa Centre. basement rangements, personal holy � Thou make file see everythrlg and =y. �,r" pets. $750 inclusive. esu a bedroom a baths w th on Frig.stove. close to a8 amenities Starting at bathroom, in quiet. cleanapt with separate entrance REDy SETTEE RESORT Snow me the way to reach try Ideal. You who A I suite, ret room with oak wet monthly P. a 1. 905.725- home. Includes parking air. $125 000 Call (905)432- Jamil give the divine gilt to forgive and forget the Car now Frank bar. on quiet court. fenced S718Jmonth On site Mgmt laundry no peIS IstAll rel- 3637 no agents. campground and wrong that S done t0 rtle and who are In all dean 2 bedroom, In newly yard $1.275 Imo pus end- office Cal 905-728-3777 trances, to snare with pan- ASSUMABLE non-qualr cottage resort on the Trent Large spacious sites Full Instances of try life with me. I, in this short ties. avail. Aug 1, 905- 725-9230 PICKERING - newer 3 smoking professional July tying mor gagae $18.000 hook-up from $1Q6 2 and 3 dialogue. wain to than( You for everythng and betlroom, garage. gas heat, est. 5445 686 0298 down. Whitby - Clean 3 bedroom cottages from I WHITBY- 2 home $1050bedro plus utidbes credo bedroom lownhome 1 1!2 53501 Roc hall t confirm once more that never want to be apartment. totally separate BEDROOM Whit y check Sept 1 Wendy Cor- SINGLE male looking for w . s ore, separated form u no mallet how eat the with own entrance. no pets. by available July 1st. ap- Nrllic, ReMax First, 831- quiet non-smoker to share baths, garage, walk 10 GO, pool, laketront swimming, $825 inclusive (416)494- Available Sept list $1100, chances. references, first 8 905.357-0733 boa fishin 905- material desstre may be. I ward to be wth You 3765 Car 1-416-417-6541 or last. $600 plus utthoeS. non 3300 lull use of house• nice ti^9. 9� 9 neghboumood. $400/ $249,900 John Boddy- 43640807: 705-778-3096. and my loved ones In Your perpetual glory. PICKERING- off Major Oaks 90530-OB83. smokers preferred call Rd. New large Ibdrm bemt AJIAX - $11,11501111140. plus 432-2264 apartment New appllanc- utilities. 3 bedrooms, 3 WHITBY- Executive 4 es. Bus to GO $575/month bathrooms. 4 appliances, bedroom home. 2 1/2 inclusive. lsuiast refer- (,replace, garage. immed. baths, circular staircase, a/ ences 428-0678 positron. Steven Label, c, No pets 1 yr minimum Pickering- 1 bedroom Sales Rep. Rellill Quality lease. $1450 + util bsmt apt Fireplace. Iacuz. One Ltd 683-2992 24 hrs Available July 1 st. Refer- zr, laundry. non smoker, no rangements, personal ences. Call (416) 297 - pets. $750 inclusive. esu AJAX 3 bedroom, large 0851. lasuret. Available imme- fenced yard, finished base. garage. Carnes for $209 d let C it Derr 1 A I jf month. Available unme- SlNerspruce. lots d special km. slat ly, Call 905-721- features, ceramics, oak trim, Money RP Person nifust pray this 3 consecutive days 2704 and more! Basement apt. to Land .lipid Stating tette S wish. ft lie 3rd day yar life a parking included. with separate entrance. Open House sat a Sat, 2- seeking Century home or wish wit be granted no fraler how ditA d • , RlMall SpaC! 4, 905.839-0951. MONEY problems? Debt � be. Pt nice t0 publish the as soon as yflur ��wed- T.�. bedroom home with ga- MONEYOWN ON consolidations, credit ar- OFFICE space for pease, furnace, root a windows, AO CREDIT rangements, personal Whitby or surrounding Ft>reAwRA«p 4!!!- Mo 00600 Acre. 3 -bedroom bun with basement apartrnent a budget planning, pair. FREE CONSULTA- _ ' • BfJallleaa Oegys sq.main $500, 3500 sq. garage. Carnes for $209 TIONS. Ontario Credit 1 Lwr Iv! 51000 250 Sq monthly P. a 1. 905.725- ble. Jul 1, Cindy, 725- Y y 2246• Leave message Avail Aug. 1,. Call (416) Ia y a o e Opm men,, appliances, vat . pU"Aln9 - Counsellors (Oshawa -Tor - 837 -1556. Aug. $1550 plus, call Wanted main. $350., 850 sq.2nd. fir. 0277. onto) 433.1425 EVANLY RAYS.... Police S AJAX large quiet Lynne Papizzo, 905.428- ROOms 5600. 1050 sq. man, OPPORTUNITY Knocks ' bachelor apt full 4 pc. 9766. for Rent $1,000 1600 sq.mam LOUD!! First Tune Buyers , bath, a kitchen. Utilities, ca- M. MO a PROFESSIONAL COUPLE, $1300. Call 434.2447 or Dream. Immaculate 3 bed - life a parking included. COURTICE, Main floor 3 seeking Century home or last, references. $89. to 655-4132, room, eat -in kitchen, new $550 month. Partial' fur- bedroom home with ga- un quo property , to rent in AJAX - private room with slidinPartially floors deck- OFFICE space for pease, furnace, root a windows, coshed. Avail. Jul 1.427- July rage, 5 appliances 5860 9 includes Whitby or surrounding Shang 91au la Share bath and laundry, 2nd floor of Courbce Plaza' upgraded floor h pot with ^g• � Ion big garage. g 0232 plus utilities, ca- area. Excellent references, parWng, $400 per mo overlooks busy Hwya2, air 6 cars. Only $109,900. 4 09.9 OSHAWA NORTH SIM- ble. Jul 1, Cindy, 725- Y y 2246• Leave message Avail Aug. 1,. Call (416) 2a' July Ist. 428-2146 con., peen of parking. plenty P g' Available immediately, Car now Frank COE,on Russet., bright g 762-5311 AJAX FURNISHED I un- 755.8 sq.ff., a 779 sq ft. Car Hawes, Hawes, Sutton Classic dean 2 bedroom, In newly - 430-9000 renovated 12-plex, hard- wood floors. heat hot water, parking, cable Ind. Laun- dry facilities, no dogs. $686+ hydro. Avail Sept. 1. 576-2982 SMALL one bedroom apt. in triplex in Oshawa. 5475/ mo. 1st4ast. Parking, cable. laundry. all utilities includ- ed. No pets. 576-8675 IST CHOICE 1411"""LE HOMES VV" RENT'' SUV. No down paynnut, No pllroblem! Lit ane show you how IMortow Psdnaefnt $700 Per nth see Call Thoaaaas C. Pike Sales Rep, Reanaoa Accord Realty Ltd. (lI S76.311d1 furnished rooms. Spectac- 725-9991. ular view of lake. Execubve OSH. BLVD - King E. 2 home, 1 ensure 2 wash- bedroom brick bungalow. rooms shared kitchen. New winn new kitchen use us. Rated et. Solutions on Carew, relationships, health. Love. $2.991110twul". 18+ 1-900.451-4065. available , rea- HEAVENLY PSYCHIC sonable rates. answers' serving over 53 Call million readers. Only $2.98 per rrwL 2 18 yrs Pres 428-2000 -900.4513783. ro-WalPersonals ItfIPIM110r1a Parking and cable includ- cab., longg driveway, attic ed. Mature working people Ask at)outpotential, $112.900. Avail. M. MO a non -snickers welcome. 1sU Aug. 5th. 723-0260 after • ' IHS SMIIIINMG LESSONS EASTSIDE CONNEC- last, references. $89. to 6:30p.m. available for the summer. TIONS DATELINE - Free to $109. weekly. 427.1677. OSHAWA Athabasca For- AN ages welcome. Call Ke- call for your uidiestl AJAX, unfurnished lar 9e . . . est, 3 bedroom bridle bun- MORTGAGES Good, vin at 683-0727. charges for no single room , shared fack- g alow, walkout to back bad end Financing for light f19 PSYCHIC Palm a Tarot. phone bill charges, 905 - ties, separate entrance, ' ' ' ' ' ' yard, finished basement, any purpose, rates for Cab Terry (li105)831-4368 430-7060 $170. biweekly, 683-5066. �Y .. 1 1 potential in-law, $742,900. Services 668.6605 905.57!-0685. - • W;- 683.7545 for upiodale auction listings clarington restdeMs a0 404-2615 -U, version of all current and upwnrrg amIms butted in soutriem and Marro please call the above number. A" outstanding antique and collectible holiday a,.x:uon held for Margaret and Mildred Juniper e.f Sloutfville, and many contents of another Stou(fvdle home. Sale held at the GOODWOOD COMMUNITY CENTRE, 4 kmr west of Brock R 1 via Durham Rd. 21. Oak bookcase w/4 lead glass doors; mah. tea trolley, heavily carved coffee table w/matching stools; ant. walnut v 1Nboard w/mirror; 7 drawer mah. armoire; ant. drop leaf kitchen table; ant dresser with mustache I; ; Is, Art Deco chest of drawers w/wood castors; Oder India wool rug 11X16 (ex), English made 6xg rugs C-1930 (ex); color N's, bar fridge, many more furniture items. Ant. clock collection incl. mantle and wall clocks and old watches all ex. Large qty. of good glass, china and silverware, Rogers 1847, Oneida ECE. collection of 55 bells; china head doll and teddy bear (ex) c- 1900; stamps, boat and railroad lanterns; picture of the 'The Last Supper' by Da Vinci (ex. frame); tin match holder; old Sall and peppers; large medi- cine book 1916 (ex); Large number Canada and USA antique coins and collections. FIREARMS - F A C REOUIRED - Savage 12 gauge shotgun wl inter-changable 30/30 barrel c-1920: Ste- ve^s USA pat. 25 caliber lever action single shot -1gio. Savage 30/30 model 219; Martin 22 long rile. Cooey 22 repeater; 10 in. radial arm saw: Tarry small power tools, hand tools; The quality and selection is excellent from these clean homes. Call for faxed listing. Hall air con. H nec. Sale terms cash or good Cheque. Lunch counter. Preview 8 30 a.m. CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905.640-6411 AUCTION SALE a "'lues. Conecta- & Household Ef- Thurs. June -'h, 6:30 p m. (View - 5:00) Mac- ,,. ior's Auction Hall, Wellington St. 3;hmanville. Take to Waverly North r 02 & East to Scu- ;- I St North lkm. %on features a ty selection of ar- : ,,s from a local 3s, awa plus many x::aphon Inclusions, ,.r 2 pcs, 2 dr. step :.i k cupboard (8 a -is per door. Wa- o County) 1/4 cut a• sideboard or- i'ely carved, tear, glass doors), 1/4''. oak round 48 �•+ w,centre pedes - r. 8 hidden leg & claw both exceptional s I, pine 2 pcs. cup- ird (modern) spin - (j wheel, tea wag- tredle sewing ma- r ole, oak wall phone, 6ashstands, dressers i chests of drawers, hairs, & rockers, aanket & storage foxes, quality glass & mina, Royal Doulton (Caroline), McCoy cookie jars etc. Household collecta- bles, 10' radial arm - saw, chains lws, lawnmowers, fluores- cent light fixtures, mist. hardware etc. This is truly a unique offering of articles from the past to pres- ent. Plan on attending our 1st eventing auc- tion- Terms cash) Iicoaheque, Visa & WC. all for all your auc- on needs, your lo- on or ours. Next uction Sunday Jut, Auction Swvim Mike MwGr"w 905-967-5402 905- 967-3664 Classified Dept. Wit every Mon. to Fri. 00 A.M. - S.." P.M. Sal 9:30 - 3:00 Call 6SM97 AUCTION SALE THURS JUNE 27TH AT 5:30 P.M. 070 TAUNTON RD. E. WHITBY We are selling the property of Jerry Beauchamp moving to Australia Including washer & dryer, 3 dr. fridge, chest freezer, dressers, new ches- terfield, loveseats, press back chairs, speed boat & motor, china cabinet, roll top desk, dishes, pots & pans, shuffle board, china cabinet, 2 pine wardrobe, vac, dress- ers, folk art, antiques, old chairs, rocking chairs, oak tea wag- on, 486 colour com- puter and printer, etc. Note Time: 5:30 p m. Good sale. Some of articles were in a tire. Viewing from 1 p.m. Terms Cash, Visa, M/ C, Debit Card. McLean Auction i Liquidations. 905.6x63291 905.432-2836 GIRIST MILL AUCTION CENTER NEMITONVILLE, JUNE 200 1996 FRIDAY, 6 P.11. Jing a private es- t from Oshawa and Vents of a Hamp Home, 5 pc. colo - I dinette, oak glass e china cabinet, at chests l ers, beds, d gate leg tail BMW set, 27 T.V., VCR, Dalt library l, wardrobe, sin - sofa bed, trunk. size bed. stove, 20 Bass); etc. etc. lis is a full auction. an to attend. Auction Ad in the Old Grist i6, home of the Rus - n Hornsby Engine. ams Cash, good *qua. visa, mc, in AUCTIONEER FRANK G STAPLETON, CAL ICCA (905) ?*Z1,1111111, FAX (905) 764561 'CalabrMktg our 25th Year' 1 PUBLIC AUCTION ESTATES' PRIVATE COLLECTIONS' CONSIGNMENTS WSW COMPUTERS 'JEWELLERY ' COLLECTIBLES 'OAK'MAHOGANY FURNITURE COINS ' SPORTS MEMORA81LIA 8 ART ' OVER 100 LIMITED EDITION PRINTS - LAMPS ' IOULTON 'SWAROVSKI' HANDICRAFTS ' STATUARY ' ACCENT ITEMS CHRISTINE MARSHALL' A.J. CASSON & GROUP OF SEVEN COLLECTION SAT. EVE. JUNE 29 AT: THE NEWCASTLE AT: 7:00 P.M. COMMUNITY CENTRE PREVIEW 6:00 RM, 200 KING ST W. NEWCASTLE Qver 500 tine quality items to include: Oak, mahogany, tea tables, what nots, china cabinet, tables, desks. wash stand. pedastels, loveseal, cabinets, consoles, mirrors, vanity, snap table deacons bench, curios, wrought iron bakers rack, wine rack, plate stands, planters Tiffany style leaded glass & bronze lamps, handicrafts i e ad boards, doll buggy, Hollywood cars, airplane, tractor, balloons, rooster, wood horses, Cal esa bu99Y• HarleYbi ke fisherman,an etc An extensive collection of Egyptian statues, musicals, jazz figurines. cherished teddies, precious moments, Barbie dolls, Staffordshire, Kaiser, Belcan, Royal Dux, Fitz & Floyd, Capredom, Coca Cola tea pot, c -lar, musical pop machine. Star Trek plate set, collector dolls etc. Sports collectibles to Include Toronto Maple Leaf signed one of a kind Items, baseballs, bats, photos, figunnes, Mickey Mantle, Gilmour, Sundin, Potvm, year books prints etc. Ladies & gents jewellery including gold. diamond & genuine stone rings, eamrgs, rope chain, designer watches, pocket watches, pearls, necklaces, lockets. marcasae rings & more. Coln & bank note collection from estates with proof sets. Olympics. 22- 24 kt gold, old notes, dale dollars, $2.00 collectible set, $2 00 uncut sheet, mist. sets & books OVER 100 LIMITED EDITION PRINTS, decors, originals, panels. canvases, studs prints. rare Issues by Group of Seven, J. Lumbers, Chnstme Marshall. T. Romance, Bateman, Lester, Brenders, Whitman, Simpson, Kuck. Casson, Jackson, Casey L. Tai! Lesperance. etc. Most custom Named in museum frames to conservation standards (Must be seen) Quantity of accent Items, afghans, oriental arts & crafts. phones, Disney Items, etc. TERMS Cash, Visa. Mc, as per posted & announced at sale. Additions & Deletions... NO BUYERS FEE OR SURCHARGES' FREE DRAW AT SALE CONCLUSION PRr)FESSIONAL AI'(TI0NEFRS(�� 416-298-1762 1 CANADA DAY ESTATE AUCTION GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTER, NEWTONVILLE, JULY 1 ST, 1996. MONDAY, 10 A.M. Selling the attractive contents from an Au- rora home and inter- esting contents of a Port Hope home, an- tique dressers. beds, 4 poster single bed. 2 wicker chesterfield. rockers small harvest table, numerous oc- casional and unique tables. 9 pce dining suite, pattern carpets, two white wool rugs, hope chest, coffee ta- bles, quantity of fine glass and chinaware, Doulton figurines, dolls, chandelier, of- fice desk, almond fridge and stove, rrw- crowave and a large selection of other household and an- tique articles and 5 musical instruments. This is an interesting auction, plan to at- tend. Terms Cash, good cheque, visa, mc. interac. AUCTIONEER FRANK a STAPLETON, CAI TCCA. (9M) 786.2244 FAX 706-3591 AUCTION, THURS. JUNE 27 & TUES. JULY 2 AT 6 P.M. 'he property of Mrs. lacKinnon, 700 Wil - on Rd. N. to be held t Myles King Auction tall, 33 Hall St. Osha- ra. Kenmore fridge rd stove, 8 pce. din - 1g room suite, com- White leather terheld suite, r coffee and end C 4 pce bedroom drop leaf table chairs, double t two piece wait RCA portable Lv., bred creste dirkaw suite, 2 ; beds, book SM two bronze f5 tamps, two c lounges, large a hum and stand, le qpantity of mis- laneous china, sil- . dishes, bedding J antique glass - re, books and iew- I. A 1988 Pontiac Uma 87,000 origi- kil., certified. This a large interesting ate sale. plan to fnd. Terms, cash. MYLES KING AUCTIONEER 725-5751 723.0501 AUCTION BARN Friday June 28 3 miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 4 Matching Press Back Chairs. Dining Extension Table, Corner Cabinet, Washstands. Walnut Vanity & Stool, Dun- can Phyte Drop Leaf Tatle & 5 chairs. Walnut Buffet, Trea- cle Sewing Machine Oak Curved Church Pew, Round Oak Pedestal Table, Bal- loon Back Chairs, Parlour Chairs, Wal- nut What Not Stand. Mahogany Chest of Drawers. Chester- fields. Inglis Automat - c Washer, 9 pc. Din- ing Room Suite, Ken- more Dryer, Pentax K1000 Camera with Extra Lens, Walnut Dresser, Chrome Kitchen Suite. 6 Royal Doulton Figurines. Robert Bateman Print tat Cliff - Bobcat). Horse Drawn Buggy, 18 It. Corsair House Trailer, Wooden Ice Box. Bar Fridge. Lion- el Train Set, 5 Chick- en Coop Chairs, Siz- zler 225 AC Mig Welder, Step Back Cupboard, Plus a Ory China. Glass. House- hold & Collectible Items. Don & Grog Cornett Auctioneers RR x1 Little Britain (715)786-2183 1!!611 AM. PETMCK AUC- TION BARN 246 00W_ IID N eOwMANyKIE (IMYDON) Come pin us for our An- nual Canada Antique Sale. as we have to be sold a large variety of antique a modem lumi- lure. caaectable, glass x rdiina, b include mahog- any, walnut. oak x pine lumibre incuding victor- ian Mr. and Mrs. Chairs. oak flat to wail, oak table a theins, walnut bedroom suite, oak beau-hont chi na cabinet wash stands, rockers, walnut wawag- on, pirw harvest table. pb oxairs, pine hhntch, oak table d sideboard. oak church pews. Chu. stained glass windows, oak church puipe1, Remirglon bronze figurine. Plus many other pieces of quality pa- sub being so- packed, Lid. Edition an 6 many aper interesting & unusual items. Large sale. viewing from 10 a.m. Terms are cash. visa, MC or Debit Card For more ditto. call (905) 263-4252. Sale man- aged and sold by Carty K. Power iAer:tlona, Liqui- datlon Spring salle dates available Your pace or ours. EXCEPTIONAL GOOD AUCTION Sat June 29th Warners Auction Hall Hwy 02 Colborne Selling from a Trenton Estate plus contents of consecon home owners leaving On- tario consisting of Good selection Ant Furniture in immacu- late condition. Ige tri- ple bowed glass oak china cabinet with 4 can feet, Barley twist pillars in original con- dition, exceptionally nice Walnut extension table with 4 leaves and matching buffet, unusual heavily carved Spirnett desk. gorgeous Walnut framed Victorian set- tee and . fainting couch, Walnut step back china cabinet, ladies desk with Bar- tey twist legs, Early chest of drawers. Deacons bench. An- tique dressers and chests, Gilbert 8 -day wall clock. Ige pine table reproduction Harvest type with 6 Windsor style chairs all in excellent condi- tion, Ige quantity small articles, dishes. glassware. china, lots of collectible pcs . household articles. etc. Everything to sell No Reserves. Owners leaving first of week. Terms cash, cheque. Visa, M.C.. Interac Gary & Bill Warner Auctioneers (905PSS-2106 Note this is a Ige sale. Plan to be on time. Sale Starts 10:00 a.m. Sharp 7 P.M. Auto Auction fer on Hwy. #7 - 2 east of Peterbor- 1. Now accepting kyle tterlts of cars, 3, vans, 4 x 4's, boats, riding i mowers, motor - as. RVs, trailer. sign Early to be 2 in ads. Expect- approx. 40 vehi- Let us sell your Cap now, Orval Dan Auctions or 1-800-461 ORVAL AND BARRY MCLEAN AUCTIONEERS • .. • THE NEWS ApVER'QSER. WED, r "E 26,1996 -PAGE 37-A FORCED SALE Thurs. June 27th Contents of Store and Home at Wamer's Auction Hall, Hwy N2 Colborne Bankruptcy nearly new 3 door pop cool- er, Apt. size chest freezer, other freezer, Meat display counter, Refrigerated sand- wich machine, Old Ice Cream Freezer, Cash Register, Fridge, Small meat slicer and coffee machine, An- tique Counter, Some racks & shelving, mi- crowave, note all these store articles will sell outside first starting at 6 00 p m Inside Household ar- ticles to sell inside starting at 7 00 p m. Exceptionally nice Solid Oak Dining room suite with paw toot ext table. 6 Windsor style chairs and attractive hutch an original $6000.00 Dining Rm hardly used, Soled Oak Pub Set with table & 4 chairs. Never used I Solid Oak bedroom suite an original $300000 set with queen size bed. Pair Mahogany night stands in new condi- tion, sofa & matching love seat an original $2800.00 set hardly ever sat on, Almond fridge and matching 30' stove, Approx 60 Ltd Edition Prints Various Sizes and ar- tists all ready for framing, occasional tables and chairs, 27' Coicur TV with rem- ote. small microwave. Ige quantity house- hold articles, some conectables, a0 to be sold with no reserves. starting 6-00 p m sharp. Visa, M.0 . In- terac, Cash or Cheque with I.D Gary & Bill Warner Auctioneer (905)355-2106 EM Anniversaries , Anniversaries 5 P.M. Estate furniture, ex- cei,lent appliances. some antiques. in- vaiid scooter and tur- naure, tools at Orval McLean Auction Cen- ter Lindsay Excellent appliances. modern and antique furniture. electric lifVrechner chairs, electric adjust- able bed, fortress electric cart. pool table and acts . craftsman 12' table saw (like new) quanti- ty of hand and garden tools. 100's of inter- esting and collectible Items, coins. special on pair Indian ring neck parakeets, 1 pair Cockatiels, 89 Pont. Tempest cert. 92 Olds 88 certified, 91 Merc Sable, 13 h. Glendette house trad- er. Partial fist. Don't miss this interesting sale. To consign es- tates, full house or apartmentfuls, Call Mclean Auctions 324- 2783 Lindsay or 1- 800-461.6499 to list you sale on site or at our bam. ORVAL & BARRY MCLEAN AUCTK*EERS THURS. EVE JULY 11TH 6:30 P.Y. Lions Center Cobourg Estate o1 t Kershaw from Hope. Full listing 'BRIITTAN'S AUCTIONS' now to book Les Britten (705) 696-2196 {"Happy 25th Anniversary h Bruce & Susie Fowler i s, Jis i MAW & PAW 25 years ago today you lined up I on the start fine of marriage. Now after many pit -stops and caution flags, you're still leading the field at the mid -point of the race. Keep the pedal to the metal for another 25 years of visits to the winner's circle. We love you, as always, CC,from your pit -crew, ADAM & JODY, and All s; your friends at Oshawa This Week r Forget Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your con- venience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 MI -11 Annotricim." O•, AnnotXicerri is r's e -, Arriouncillffents �•neqj A • • • • ,• Ak Ah Every Sunday in June, The News Advertiser will be running Graduation Adverhisements that Will be specially priced! Call Classified at 683-0707 PAGE 38.A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 26,19% ADVERT/SE YOUR GARAGE SALE It's easy!! Call Classified Advertising for your Garage Sale Package! 683-0707 r�jca r %�cc4e'rc:rq News Advertiser a Nk.%k.r 1111,, 111r u11l1ilrlunily lir 11.11 �iulr !r 11rr1 .main' Fur an audio cerium of all of the torrent Heath notices ._ ._ --- ---_ rckviiie l tier put itatK1n In the \ctc, Adiicrtl,cr ']his � or \\eek. tall 683.3005 )1 40+6591 iCLlrut�,tun rr,l.trnh I 683x3005 1,111 mac aha m:ccss death notice Infornlanon received after ibis, -tine• he t Alini, Ihl, numlvr 404.6591r linnl> ht til tact he the tilllo%ving funcrid hnmil �Ii Intti,h :\rnlrr,tm, Arnl,trung. \\ C Tutcn. \1rl::lilinjc. ',1.1;"unil � :,1;• Hurn,. \urlllruttI:IhIdL :lkiruunr • 1 ' Deaths' Deaths DESROCHES-EVANS. Arron Ryan, Peacefully Sunday June 23, 1996 at the Hospital for Sick Children Arron loving son of Cliff and Ronda and dearest brother of James. Ryan, Mary and Tuesday Beloved Grandson of Mary Frances Desorches and Jean Evans and nephew of Amanda. Johnny and Jer- ry Desroches. Will be sadly missed and always re- membered The family will receive trends at Mc- Eachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Road, (Pickering Village) Ajax 428-8488 from 1 to 2 p.m. Wednesday June 26. Funeral service to follow in Chapel at 2:00 p.m. Interment Erskine Cemetery. INVEST IN THE FUTURE...HIREmAmSTUDENT a student. PLEASE H EDUCATION QuU een's niversitan y. baetor or Arts Honours. Psycno,ogy and Health Studies. Graduate. St Mary Catholic Secondary School SKILLS Microsoft Word 6 0. Exch 4 0. Powerpoknt 4 0. key - D( 3--i -g 70 wpm. WHMIS. Standard First Aid. Canadian Basic Rescuer CPR working Knowledge of French WORK EXPERIENCE Queen's University. security officer. 1995 - • 398 ,are' , ln:r a^ ,,rats. publicity co-ordinator. 1995 1996. :ansa Emdoymera Centro rm for Stude. summer employment 01cer, summer 1995 Beg Canada. admiristratrver support. sum- mers 1992 . 1994 Reference al EDUCATION . - P A ;g•am -.aior manage- -e^ a unum:rs Graduate. St Mary Catholic Secondary School Dntano Scholar AWARDS: St Mary MVP Soccer 95. St Mary Athlete of the Year 3- SKILLS Treasurer Of School Athletic Association Sept 94 - A" 9l aptan of Pickenng Power Soccer Team 93, 94 St John's Ambulance First Aid/Fleartsaver VOLUNTEER Teacher's ass stint to Grade 9 class at St Mary Reference e 2 WORK EXPERIENCE _✓'; Ca'2 Systems. card inspector, ;et, A,—•39c i -strut Canada. floor worker. Sept 1995. 1AcDonaid's Restaurants, crew person. 1990 - 1991 VOLUNTEER:Katimavuk Youth Program, National volu nteer pro- ;,a- Raceme Ontario Public Interest Research Group and m %olre-Dae oe Fatima Institute For The Deaf EDUCATION: Entering University of Ottawa General Arts program 'all 1996 G'aduaie. Pine Ridge Secondary School INTERESTS: Endurance cycling. foreign Languages, music and ead'ng Reference e 3 EDUCATION A..e^d.^g McMaster University Muiecu:a' bro,cgy and bso:ezr,-,ogy program Graduate. St Mary Secondary School EMPLOYMENT: Tne Knoll Group, product assembly. summers 1994 1395 Heritage House Museum. student curator, summers 1992.1993 Mannequin Talent Agency mooel. 1992 1994 Crazy Lee's. sales clerk cashier. Aug - Nov 1992 ACTIVITIES. INTERESTS. AWARDS: Molecular Biology and B,otechno ogy Society member. Premed Society member. Cardinal Award for Academic AcNevement. IODE Recognition of Achievement. Enjoy reading, wnting, skiing and sackng Reference a 4 EDUCATION: Attending University of Waterloo Bachelor of Science program. Graduate. Pine Ridge Secondary School, Pickering Ontario Scholar SPECIAL SKILLS: Word Perfect. Microsoft Word and Excel, Over 150 hours of biology and chemistry lab experience; WHMIS train- ing. CPR WORK EXPERIENCE: Durham Region Social Services. Clerical assistant. summer 1995 ACTIVITIES: Campus Day Volunteer, 1996, Participated in the Canada Descartes Competition, Sir Isaac NerNonl and Chemistry 13 News Contest. 1995. 1 enjoy swimming. Refarence a 5 EDUCATKOf: Attending University d Toronto B.Sc. Computer Science program; Graduate. Ontario Scholar. Pickering High School. WORK EXPERIENCE: Maharaja Furniture Ltd.. Ajax, sales rep, general tabourer, 1991-1995: Mystery Pizza and Chicken. cook. night manager, 1994-1995. VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE: Students Association, U of T. Treasurer, 1995-1996. Relerance a 6 Canada Employment Centre For Students Here to Help Students And Employers 1400 Bayly St., Suite #1, Pickering, Ontario L1W 3112 831=7651 Human Resources Development des Development Canada resources humaines Canada IRE ONE OF TH WORK EXPERIENCE. I,ronto Star, once messenger. 1995- 19% 'Giobai Hamar• Resources. Ajax, agency worker - ardscap- ing, LCBO labourer light factory work. May Aug 1994 SKILLS: Windows Word Perfect 5 1 type 30worn_ highly adaptive ar : -. iio,e work well under pressure EDUCATION. Carleton University. Honours BA in Psychology. Enier•ng �.n university Business Administration program fall 19% VOLUNTEER: Coop teacher tot Gr 8 students. CPR certificate, basketball Camp nstrucl r. coact" certf,cate Reference f 7 EXPERIENCE P-inx I-vesngalive and Security Services. sewn .y guard Mar_'- 1995 - Aug 1995. Manpower Temporary Services. assembly work, welding. shipping and receiving. 1994 19%, Mult! Maintenance landscaping. office cleaning, surrnner 1994 Sparta, Plastics, assembly work summer 1993 EDUCATION A^ending Durham Couege Registered nunrrg pro- gram C -a Henry St High School ACTIVITIES i ACHIEVEMENTS. CPR certification. St John Ambulance F •%' Aid enjoy golr >K g, cooking and playing dru-S Reference If 6 EDUCATION A:•,-., t -,y U^ vers,t) c G..elp^ BA program ,n Social Sc,en,:es University of Ottawa, BA Social Sciences WORK EXPERIENCE: ONE. Treasury Vehicle driver, CNE. sear '.ry g,.a'^ W ,Iow Corporationcustomer service rep; The Olive Garden Restaurant. line cook COMPUTER SKILLS: Word Perfect. Microsoft Word, Quattro Pro. Lots :`lona W,oe Wet. E Mad VOLUNTEER: Asst coach summer basketball league University of Ottawa baskeball camp. leader INTERESTS: Sports, reading. travelling Reference 1 9 EDUCATION. A::e^ding v:,rk 'Jr ve•s:, Bac-e,cr r F tie A^,, p gram Hono, -, G'aduate. Father Leo J Austin C S S EMPLOYMENT: J.,hn Voice Foods, cashier clerk. 1993.1995 VOLUNTEER _ Matthew the Evangelist School. Teacher's asssta^: ' 935 INTERESTS: Acting, sports, reading and writing Reference a 10 EDUCATION: Attending Carleton University Bachelor of Joumansm•Mass Communication program WORK HISTORY: Rideau River Residence Association. Ottawa. programmer 1994-19%, RRRA, Chet Electoral Officer Oct 1995. Royal Bank. distribution officer. summer 1995. Honda Ride Centre customer service. summers 1991-1994 OF INTEREST: Canadian Organization of Campus Activities Introductory Level Training 1995. Bacchus Canada Summer Leadership Conference Relerenw a 11 EMPLOYMENT. Queen's University, floor servo(. 1995 - present: M. Wilson & Co.. car dnver, summer 1995; Scarborough Construction Co. general labourer summer 1995; Synrevoice Technologies Inc., computer programmer, summer 1995. EDUCATION: Attending Queen's University BSc program; Graduate, Henry Street High School, Ontario Scholar. SKILLS: computer, programming in Basic, Turing and Object Oriented Turing: RLSSC instructor certificate; reliable. trustworthy. enthusiastic and hard waling. A IrMl, #12 EDUCATION: Attending Seneca College electronic engineering program; Graduate, Pinendge Secondary School. WORK EXPERIENCE: Carroll Home Improvements. canvasser, 1996: Beamscope Canada Ltd.. shipper. Oct, - Dec. 1995; Ecowater Canada Ltd.. warehouse person, 1991-1995 E FOLLOWING STUDENTS... QUALIFICATIONS: Seff motivated. hard working, interested in a re,l insole and rewarding employment opportunity Reference a 13 WORK EXPERIENCE: Fairweather. salesperson. 1995 present. Camp Car Aqua Bancroft, camp counsellor. 1993 1995 VOLUNTEER: Village Retirement Centre. Picke-9. Activation assistant. March 19% - present CO-OP EDUCATION: Dunbarton High School, peer counsellor teacher assistant EDUCATION: Honours Graduate. Dunbarton High School; Attending George Brown College Geriatric Care program fall 1996 INTERESTS: Assisting elderly. travelling. alpine skiing and read- ing Reference a 14 EXPERIENCE: G-" W.0 1411,, 6iiiilrkNl, l',.:Kei,, y, 34. w ur careg,ve' Aug 1995 present. Laura Secord. sales associate. spring 1996. University of Toronto. Faculty ol Medicine, research asst . Jan . Apel 1995. Dept of Parks and rec. Delhi. Ontario. youth recreation leader, summer 1994 VOLUNTEER: Youth Line. Toronto. 1996. Deltk District Secondary Scnod- peer zounseilor. 1993 1994 EDUCATION Attending Centennial College Business Administration program. Graduate. Delhl SS. Reference / 15 EDUCATION T�rant:. Bari nes A tG;urr rg and Computers.13usiness Administration program. H&R Block Tax Preparation Certificate COMPUTER SKILLS: Mscrosott Works. Word Perfect 5 1, Lots' 2 3 Acc Pac DBase. Word and Excel WORK EXPERIENCE Anson Darling School of Dancing, dance cns:ru�-1or Fa-eathe, Pickering. sales associate 1994 1996. Swiss Chalet. waitress. 1993 1994. Zellers. cashier. 1991-1992 Reference a 16 WORK EXPERIENCE. Karry and Doug Mc Keur Ajax zn,id .:are p•evicer jar Apr 1996. Dudtins Restaurant, waitress, Oct 1995 . Jan 19% Loeb Ajax Marketplace. cashier, 1994-1995. Loeb Baywood Centre. cashier. Aug Nov 1993 EDUCATION: Graduate, Honour Roll Dennis O'Connor School Enterng McGd, Uruversity Vocal Musk Performance program fall 1996 INTERESTS: Playing the piano and singing Study both at The Royal Conservatory of Music Reference a 17 WORK HISTORY: Unitel, telemarketer, 199519%. Athlete's World. sales rep, Apr. - Nov 1995; Two by Four Wood Works. pro- duction assistant. Apr - Sept. 1993. EDUCATION: Graduate, St. Marys High School OUALIFICATIONS: Excellent customer relations skills, telemar- keting experience, cash register experience, work effectively and co-operate with others. Reference a IS EDUCATION: Attending Glergrove Pudic School, Pickering. WORK EXPERIENCE: Toronto Sun. paper carrier. 1994 - present. SKILLS: Fully biing<el, Salesmanship award, Word Perfect 5.1 and all DOS and W'irldows software. VOLUNTEER: Basketball captain. referee, assistant coach. INTERESTS: Sports. computers. movies. Ra/lwnee a 19 EDUCATION: Graduate, Dkmbarron High School. EMPLOYMENT SUMMARY: Synergi Design Software, designing and installing software, 1995-1996; K -Mart Canada Ltd., sales rep, 1995.1996; Consumers Distributing, retail sales, 1994.1995; Ontario Fundraising Committee, telemarketer, 1994. COMPUTER SKILLS: Programming -Tubo Pascal, Assembler, Watcom C. Art -Adobe Photoshop, Corel Draw 6 0; Excellent hard- ware knowledge. Know Dos. Windows. Unix systems Reference a 20 EDUCATION A:*ems,, -y iJn,,t• , •y i 'Na'� P'e faculty of Sc.ence program, Graduate, Ontario Scholar. Pine Ridge Secondary School EXPERIENCE: Waterloo Co-op Residence. social co-ordinator. Sep: 1995 April 1996. Kawale and Associates. Pickering, Oplometnc assistant, Feb - Aug 1995. Ministry of Consumer and Comnnercoai Relations. junior administrative officer, summer 1994 VOLUNTEER: Photographer at Annual Breath of Life Chanty Dance. Cystic Fibrosis Teen Educational Committee; School newspaper and yearbook. Ceremony assistant for Durham Skills Challenge Awards Reference a 21 EDUCATION: Attending Lakenead University Honours Bachebr vi Knes,ology program; Graduate, Honour Roll. Ajax High School. WORK EXPERIENCE: Exhlbrtion Place. Toronto, maintenance and .: earung Dept . summer 1994/1995. PdR Classic Landscaping. Ajax. residential specialist. summer 1995 Bruce Bissell Buick Pontiac Ltd. car cleaning, maintenance and car tock ey. 1992 1994 SKILLS AND ACTIVITIES: Baseball umpire, IoM year, member of Oshawa Olympic Wrestling Club, Assistant Coach, Ajax High School Svnmming Guo Reference a 22 WORK EXPERIENCE: Arby's Roaslown. Ajaxcashie' food preparation summer 1995. Cost -Co, food demonstrator, 1993- 1994, Franklin Frozen Food, tastier, inventory control. 1992- 1994 VOLUNTEER: Community Care, landscaping for elderly and dis- abled. summer 1995. EDUCATION Attending Trent University Honours Degree pro- gram in geography and environmental sciences; Graduate. Ajax High School INTERESTS: horseback riding, cross country running, roaring. camping and Skiing. Reference a 23 EXPERIENCE: Ontario Hydro. Pickering Generating Station, assistant construction technician trainee. summer 1995, TnbtAes Homes Pickering, accounts payable clerk, May - July 1995; St. Mary Secondary School, volunteer studenf, assistant, 1993-1994; Town of Pickering. library page. 1989-1994. EDUCATION: Attending McMaster University Manufacturing Engineering and Management program; Graduate. Ontario Scholar. St. Mary Secondary School AWARDS: Cardinal Carter Ward, Top of Class Art and History; St. Anthony of Padua Conxnuvty Award. Raterwrce a 24 WORK EXPERIENCE: Sell employed landscaping, seasonal. EDUCATION: Attending Anderson High School majorwtg In auto mechanics. ACTIVITIES: 7th Whitby Boy Scouts, Assistant scout leader. QUALIFICATIONS: strong communication and interpersottW skills; Windows. Word and Word Perfect; team payer with syplg leadership qualities; honest and reliable. INTERESTS: hockey, basketball, woodworking and compubrs. RNarMHce 11125 EDUCATION: Graduate. Ajax High School WORK EXPERIENCE: Premier Health b Racquet flub, mairtls- nance. 1996; Mr. Sandman, tabourer, summer 1994/1995. VOLUNTEER: C.R. Tools and lawyer Gerald Beehlentil ReNrMrce a 26 - 1 V rrf 1 r% C J% I V U C IV !, *0 L CACI! C (.rA L L 4 R ° (905)831-7651 with {Reference } ,� . .'CANADA EMPLOYMENT CENTRE FOR STUDENT round Durham Region )shawa councillor goes to police ver threatening telephone message BY BRIAN LEGREE _ DURHAM STAFF OSHAWA -- An Oshawa councillor aN,, she'll file a report with Durham Cgional Police after receiving a threat- ening phone message over her plan to address the City's exec- uu\c committee about the Oshawa General Hospital ,()(;H) Foundation. Ward 7 Regional Councillor cathv Clarke says the threat a«ainst her was left Saturday oil voice mail at Central Ward Councillor Dina Dykstra's home. "Dina got a threatening phone call saying 'you tell that Clarke to back off or she'll h eve another lawsuit on her of the executive committee, requested permission Friday to speak at Monday morning's meeting. In her letter to the City clerk's office, Coun. Clarke says she wanted to address the mm't t h ; Oshawa Councillor Cathy Clarke hands." says Coun. Clarke. A t,,und it very chilling and intimidating." Coun. Clarke, who is not a member to wit regard to requesting that the OGH Foun- dation make available audited statements of the Foundation and their supporting financial records, to allow for a complete public accounting of the Foun- dation." Coun. Clarke appeared at the meeting but withdrew her request to speak, citing a con- flict of interest. She then broke into tears, telling committee members shout the threatening phone message. Dan Spinner, vice-president of the OGH Foundation, who was at the com- mittee meeting, says "the hospital and the foundation have always released full audited financial statements." Coun. Clarke says she has a tape of the message and will he forwarding it to Durham Regional Police. Coun. Dykstra couldn't be reached for comment. The phone message is "just further to what happened before." says Coun. Clarke, referring to the S I0,0(N) she paid in September of last year after being taken to court fur conflict-of-interest by Richard Lcdiard of Oshawa. Mr. Lediard initiated conflict-of- interest proceedings after Coun. Clarke spoke about the proposed cancer centre in Alexandra Park at a council meeting in December, 1994. Coun. Clarke lives on Simcoe Street and her property abuts Alexandra Park, less than a kilometre from the proposed location of the cancer centre. Students celebrate pioneer spirit BY CHRISTY CHASE has sprouted up in town. Dt R".%%l STAFF' The cabins are the work PICKERING -- A subdi- of Ro ,chank Road Public ,.isi�)n ul plUneer ing cabins Schiwl Gradc 3 students Grade 3 student Justin Seeney is all concentration as he puts the finishing touches on his log cabin at Rosebank Road Public School, Pickering. Diane Schlichting's class spent most of the year studying pioneer life and wound up the lessons by building their own miniature log cab- ins, some complete with furniture. photo by Andrew Iwanowski who spent a good part of the school year studying pio- neer life and decided to wind up the year by build- ing miniature pioneer homes. "That was probably one of the funnest parts because 1 hadn't done anything like that before," says student Jeremy Nicholson. "It was fun. We got to build something." Teacher Diane Schlicht- ing says her pupils have enjoyed the pioneer life studies which included a look at daily life of pio- neers, a trip to Pickering Museum Village for re- enactments of pioneer activ- ities and learning how to make bread, butter, wooden toys, rope and log cabins. "The students loved it all and so have the parents," she says. "It was really fun," says student Carly Hurash. "I really liked the trip to Pick- ering Village Museum and making the cabins." She says making the pint- sized houses was fun since she got to do the work her- self. Students measured and used saws to cut wood to the right sizes (under volunteer parental supervision), made hinges using straw and dow- els for doors and roofs, and glued pieces into place. "I never cut wood my:clf before and I'm good at that now," Carly says. She finished her house early and went on to make furniture for it. The houses have hinged roots allowing children to open them. Carly says she would have liked to live in pioneer times, but concedes there would have been a lot of hard work. Jeremy, however, says he prefers the present. Pioneer children "didn't have it easy," he says. "They had to do all these chores." bread knife. The employee was treated for stitches at Oshawa General Hospital and released. Police said the robber, who made off with a small amount of cash, is described as about 5 - foot 2 -inches and between 160-180 pounds. Motorcyclist charged for failing to report crash OSHAWA -- A dazed motorcyclist who van- ished into a south Oshawa marsh after a crash Sunday night — sparking an extensive, overnight search — casually walked into police headquarters the next morning with hardly a scratch. Witnesses reported seeing the disorientated biker stumbling into a marsh area after he lost THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NNE 16, 1"6 -PAGE 39-A Oshawa airport museum turns to Ottawa for help I after City g closes hangars BY BRIAN LEGREE _ Dt'RHAM STAFF OSHAWA -- Members of an Oshawa Airport - based museum will approach federal officials for help in the wake of the City's decision to close two hangars at the south field. Ray Lunn. president of the Oshawa Aeronautical. Military and Industrial Museum, along with Colonel Norm Wilton and Colonel Mike Starr. appeared before council's executive committee Monday to express their concerns about the City's handlinz of airport issues. The members say they'll ask the fed- eral government for 20 acres of airport land, including the two hangars. "to protect our muse- um, its assets and our heritage. "Recent activities at the air- port brought about by the City. , have run contrary to the goals and objectives of our museum committee," says Mr. Lunn. Mr. Lunn says the museum -411 wants Hangars No. 1 and No. 2 Oshawa restored to World War If con- Councillor ditions, - so they can be- uti- John Aker ! ' lized for display purposes. City council voted last Monday to close two hangars at the airport's south field by the end of Novemher. City officials estimate it would cost more than S28O.(XX) to do the repairs necessary at Hangar No. 2, which houses Enterprise Air. Hangar No. 1 is also in need of repairs. A 1994 City report recommended the south field could become a cluster of museums. The possibility of the Canadian Automotive Museum being moved to the airport has also Zen considered. City offi- cials say. The City has committed y22JXX) fi)r a feasihility study of a museum complex at the airport, but the study requires matching funding tram the make - holders. However, the museum has had difficulty getting funding from private and public sector sources to match the funding, says Mr. Lunn. They plan to approach Heritage Canada for funding, he says. Ward 8 Regional Councillor John Aker told the committee the City has a lease for the federally - owned airport lands which doesn't expire until the year 2010, so the museum members wouldn't be able to get 20 acres of land from the federal govern- ment. However, the committee passed a motion from Ward 5 Regional Councillor John Gray endorsing .the museum clustering concept for the south field and for the City to work with other stakeholders and governments to promote this tourism venture." The motion still requires City council approval. control and fell off his motorcycle while travel- ling at a high speed along Colonel Sam Drive just after 8:30 p.m. Sunday, according to Durham Regional Police officials. Fearing the Oshawa man may have been seriously injured, several dozen local members of the Ontario Volunteer Emergency Response Team and police officers conducted a large-scale search for the man well into the night, continu- ing their efforts again early Monday morning. The police canine unit was also involved in the search. The 33 -year-old man, who police said had apparently found his way to a nearby friend's house after the accident, walked into 17 Division at 10 a.m. With the exception of hand injuries and road burn, the man was fine, Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie said. A Venue Crescent man was charged with fail- ing to report an accident and riding a motorcycle without a licence. ,Bandit slashes coffee shop clerk OSHAWA -- A masked bandit brandishing a knife slashed a 19 -year-old Oshawa donut shop employee during a robbery early Sunday morn- ing. A robber wearing a ski mask walked into the Coffee Time donut shop just after 4 a.m. and locked the door behind -him, Durham Regional Police said. He demanded the clerk give him cash from the till and then kicked open the office door and retrieved a video tape from the surveillance camera, police said. As the bandit exited through the shop's rear door, he slashed the employee on the arm with a making the cabins." She says making the pint- sized houses was fun since she got to do the work her- self. Students measured and used saws to cut wood to the right sizes (under volunteer parental supervision), made hinges using straw and dow- els for doors and roofs, and glued pieces into place. "I never cut wood my:clf before and I'm good at that now," Carly says. She finished her house early and went on to make furniture for it. The houses have hinged roots allowing children to open them. Carly says she would have liked to live in pioneer times, but concedes there would have been a lot of hard work. Jeremy, however, says he prefers the present. Pioneer children "didn't have it easy," he says. "They had to do all these chores." bread knife. The employee was treated for stitches at Oshawa General Hospital and released. Police said the robber, who made off with a small amount of cash, is described as about 5 - foot 2 -inches and between 160-180 pounds. Motorcyclist charged for failing to report crash OSHAWA -- A dazed motorcyclist who van- ished into a south Oshawa marsh after a crash Sunday night — sparking an extensive, overnight search — casually walked into police headquarters the next morning with hardly a scratch. Witnesses reported seeing the disorientated biker stumbling into a marsh area after he lost THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NNE 16, 1"6 -PAGE 39-A Oshawa airport museum turns to Ottawa for help I after City g closes hangars BY BRIAN LEGREE _ Dt'RHAM STAFF OSHAWA -- Members of an Oshawa Airport - based museum will approach federal officials for help in the wake of the City's decision to close two hangars at the south field. Ray Lunn. president of the Oshawa Aeronautical. Military and Industrial Museum, along with Colonel Norm Wilton and Colonel Mike Starr. appeared before council's executive committee Monday to express their concerns about the City's handlinz of airport issues. The members say they'll ask the fed- eral government for 20 acres of airport land, including the two hangars. "to protect our muse- um, its assets and our heritage. "Recent activities at the air- port brought about by the City. , have run contrary to the goals and objectives of our museum committee," says Mr. Lunn. Mr. Lunn says the museum -411 wants Hangars No. 1 and No. 2 Oshawa restored to World War If con- Councillor ditions, - so they can be- uti- John Aker ! ' lized for display purposes. City council voted last Monday to close two hangars at the airport's south field by the end of Novemher. City officials estimate it would cost more than S28O.(XX) to do the repairs necessary at Hangar No. 2, which houses Enterprise Air. Hangar No. 1 is also in need of repairs. A 1994 City report recommended the south field could become a cluster of museums. The possibility of the Canadian Automotive Museum being moved to the airport has also Zen considered. City offi- cials say. The City has committed y22JXX) fi)r a feasihility study of a museum complex at the airport, but the study requires matching funding tram the make - holders. However, the museum has had difficulty getting funding from private and public sector sources to match the funding, says Mr. Lunn. They plan to approach Heritage Canada for funding, he says. Ward 8 Regional Councillor John Aker told the committee the City has a lease for the federally - owned airport lands which doesn't expire until the year 2010, so the museum members wouldn't be able to get 20 acres of land from the federal govern- ment. However, the committee passed a motion from Ward 5 Regional Councillor John Gray endorsing .the museum clustering concept for the south field and for the City to work with other stakeholders and governments to promote this tourism venture." The motion still requires City council approval. control and fell off his motorcycle while travel- ling at a high speed along Colonel Sam Drive just after 8:30 p.m. Sunday, according to Durham Regional Police officials. Fearing the Oshawa man may have been seriously injured, several dozen local members of the Ontario Volunteer Emergency Response Team and police officers conducted a large-scale search for the man well into the night, continu- ing their efforts again early Monday morning. The police canine unit was also involved in the search. The 33 -year-old man, who police said had apparently found his way to a nearby friend's house after the accident, walked into 17 Division at 10 a.m. With the exception of hand injuries and road burn, the man was fine, Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie said. A Venue Crescent man was charged with fail- ing to report an accident and riding a motorcycle without a licence. !AG>c WA -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 26,19% ti 1993 HYUNDAI F,LANTR.A .ANM- I Cas.. sunrl �t. ;ur.:wlu 1993 TAURUS %%AG0N Auto, 1n*hied. mint green ini. 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Canadair, de Havilland. Fokker. British Aerospace and AcDonnell Douglas. Morc than 14.(XX) aircraft currently in service throughout the world make more than 2O,1(X) landings a da -v on Messier-Dowt,. components made in plants in Canada. England and France. "'�lcssier Dowts is the largest land- ing gear company in the world." says Allan Harvcy. director of' contracts and government liaison and marketing and programs at the Aiax plant. .'A landing gear is only used to land on and take off but without it an air- craft can't function. We supply to most of the big ones (aircraft manufactur- Crs )." In Ajax, the 4(X) employees at the Monarch Avenue plant design, devel- op, manufacture and test gear for planes like the Canadair Global Express business jet and Canadair's regional jets. de Havilland Dash 8 series commuter jets, the new Bell - Boeing V-22 Osprey (a vertical lift air- craft) and McDonnell Douglas' fighter photo by Ron Pietroniro BIG WHEEL: Messier -Dowty International's Allan Harvey is proud of the fact that the company he works for is the largest landing gear company in the world. Based in Ajax, Messier -Dowty equipment is found on more than 14,000 aircraft globally. jets, says Mr. Harvey. produce," he says. "in Ajax, we do everything. We "A good percentage of the landing design, we test, we develop and we Please see LANDING...page 2 Financial Intelligence & Personal Portfolio Managemew • Portfolio Strategies • RRSPs and RRIFs Retirement Planning • Financial Advisory Services • Tax Reduction • Personal Financial Strategies • Estate Planning • Independent Investment Research MontrealeToronto *Vancouver .tiaiional presence with offices across Canada . F_ Reducing energ} consumption, helping the em ironment and saving numey. Five Durham Region organizations have been doing just that as part of a network that is being led by the Canadian Institute for l:nerev Training (CIE T), in partnership with the Bureau for Excellence in Durham Region. Ccs -Steel LASCO and W(kxlhridge Foam Corporation of Whitby. Company of Oshawa, Escalator Handrail Gixidyear Canada Inc. of Bowmanville, and the Durham Region Works Department are all part of a Durham Region Energy Efficiency Network (DRFFN). The five organiiaUons all formed cncrg} man- agement teams made up of a plant or financial manager, facility/energy manager and technicians or operators. Participants were involved in training sessions thatincluded an assessment of their own facilities from an cnergy consumption point of view, how energy is consumed in facilities, where opportuni- ties fior savings exist. and how to achieve Heise savmu,s. All sessions werc part of six days of on- site training, and three days of workshops and net- work meetings. Over a five-month period. the five companies sent up to three employees fior each training workshop• and as many as they wanted for networking sessions. A second DREEN group is currently bring planned, with an information meeting, being held Mursday, June 27 at I O a.m. Call ('11-Tal 721- 30*�9 for the location. We mean business in Durham Region Your Business is here to celebrate your husi- ness in Durham Region! Published by Oshawa- Whithy-Clarington This Week and the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, Your Business is being published with a press run of 140,(XX) copies every two weeks. Your Business will feature current news and advertising information about people and busi- nesses in Durham, as well as topical features to help you manage your home finances. It's all here, every two weeks, in Your Business! For editorial or advertising information, call Your Business at 683-5110 in Ajax or Pickering, or 579-44(0 in Oshawa, Whitby, or Clarington. Request by Pbone Send Fax k<A N ,t" or for Sample copies of latest Newsletter & Market Brief Serving Durham Region since 1989 Fax 576-2552 PAGE 2 YOUR BUSINESS, June 26, 1996 Profile: 0 Messier -Dowty Landing big aircraft, big contracts ON THE GROUND, FOR NOW: Allan Harvey has both feet on the ground while in his otIice at Mcssler-Dowty's Ajax plant. The firm's landing systems are found on military jets, vertical lift aircraft and commercial airliners. FROM PAGE 1 gears that are manufac- tured in the facility were also designed, tested and developed in this facility." Of the 400 employees, more than 80 work in engineering the design of small- to medium-sized landing gears, he says. Small means gears for business jets while medi- um means centre line gears (the ones on the bel- lies of the largest planes flying today). .,We are most certainly an engineering company," he say s. The company also tests everything it produces on site, including a high- speed drop from a tower, stress and fatigue tests. Gears are built to two to three times the stress requirements, Mr. Harvey says. "We almost test them to destruction," he adds. Gears for the McDonnell Douglas F-18 and Bell -Boeing's vertical 1 i ft V-22 Osprey go through a drop test that sees them dropped at the equivalent of 22 feet per second. Messier -Dowty in Ajax has also started supplying Canadair with a complete landing gear system for its $30 -million business jet, photo by Ron Pietroniro Global Express. The landing gears are made at the plant, which orders in everything else needed to make a com- plete landing gear system — brakes, wheels, tires, anti-skid systems, exten- sion and retraction mecha- nisms and controls, wiring, hydraulic piping, steering and pilot controls. Everything is assembled in Ajax and then shipped in one piece for installa- tion on the planes. "It's a very different system," Mr. Harvey said. "We are the only company that has actually produced a completely integrated landing -gear system. We ,icli%cred the first gear about a month ago. "Global Express is the %k av c of the future." .end thanks to an up,�sting in the aircraft ndustry. Messier -Dowry's future looks good. Mr. HM, cy says. "l he prediction for ,r,)«th is very good," he "i S. "There's been a lot of _rn,wth in the airplane industry in the last few � ears and we expect to see ;projected increases in our market share over the next ,cveral years. "m'e're looking to expand our business over the next several years which is good for the economy. In the next three to five years, we're look- ing to almost double our business." Much of the Ajax plant's business comes from Bombardier, Mr. Haney says. He adds that in recent years, Messier -Dowty shipped 60 to 70 sets of landing gear to Bombardier. This year, that is expected to double, he says. Messier -Dowty is a joint venture of TI Group, of the United Kingdom, which purchased Dowty Canada Ltd. in 1993, and SNECMA Group, of France, which owned Messier. Messier -Dowty has its international headquarters in Abingdon, England, as well as production facili- ties in England, France and Canada and customer support centres around the world. In Canada, there are plants in Ajax, Montreal and Peterborough, which specializes in customer - designed digital and ana- log microprocessor -based system controllers and monitors of landing gear , FACTS: ♦ THE COMPANY Founded in Ajax in 1949 THE BUSINESS: Manufacturer of land- ing gear systems for aircraft PRINCIPAL: Ken Laver, president of Messier -Dowty Inc ANNUAL SALES: $72 million in 1995 EMPLOYEES IN DURHAM: 400 MISSION: To be the world leader in the design and manufac- ture of landing gear integrated systems. and ground -steering sys- tems. Messier-Dowty's roots in Canada run deep. It's birth came during the Second World War when George Dowty set up operations in 1939 in Montreal to make parts for the Lancaster bomber which was being produced in Malton by Victory Aircraft. Aircraft Components, of England, later renamed Dowty Equipment, designed and manufac- tured main landing and tail gear, hydraulic com- ponents and pumps for the bomber throughout the war. After the war, Dowty designed the nose and landing gear and all hydraulic equipment for the CF -100 made by A.V. Roe which bought Victory Aircraft in 1945. Dowty became Dowty Equipment of Canada Ltd, and moved to Ajax in 1949. Among the many Ajax - based projects over the years were landing gear for the Avro Arrow, an experimental Canadian military jet, widely touted as being ahead of its time. That aircraft's production was cancelled in 1959 by the Diefenbaker govern- ment. In April 1984, the firm was renamed Dowty Canada Ltd. In January. 1993, TI Group bought Dowty and then in January 1995 formed the Messier -Dowty partner- ship with SNEMCA Group. Attention: ` Traitfin Information Human Resources Development Canada's training inventory for Durham Region and vicinity is now on the internet. It may he accessed at the following address: http://ecnet.hrdc.durham.net For further information contact Mary Crescenzi at Oshawa HRDC: Tel: (905) 725-5919 Fax: (905) 725-5980 The development of the training inventory was a joint project of Platinum Systems & Solutions and M.G. Truchas & Associates Inc., funded by HRDC. J 1 ' "ted Time Bonus Offer' With purchase of this phone 1 AUDIOVOXon $29.95 Package & above, 1 receive Limited Time Bonus of: 1 CELL * FREE ROADSIDE EMERGENCY KIT 291 PHONE • FREE LEATHER CARRYING CASE 'When you activate on this plan. O.A.C. Some terms FREE ACTIVATION & conditions apply Call for details Phone not , exactly as shown. a_ Present this coupon ad for Bonus. 1 1 1 1 1 1 YOUR BUSINESS, June 26,19% PAGE 3 Who I s WBusiness ................................................. appointments, promotions, retirements, expansions, etc., etc. Going, going... OPEN FOR BUSINESS: The Golden Griddle at the Kendalwood Plaza to 'Xhttb} had a grand re -opening last month and cut the ceremonial ribbon to make it official. On hand for Colin Sinclair, general manager of the the event were, (from left) Kenneth Wong, Actino Mayor Gerry Emm, Warren Wong, Lam Oshawa Centre for the last several years, Shau Lai, Nancy Cassidy, Dory Ong, Reverend Elmer Stainton and Joe Ong. has left to manage Galleria London mall. I Mr. Sinclair was appointed manager of the Oshawa Centre when Cambridge Leaseholds Ltd. bought the mall from Campeau Corporation four -and -a -half years ago. l { Under his leadership, the shopping centre under went a $30 -million renovation. ; He left June 10 to manage Galleria London, an 800,000 -square -foot mixed-use complex in London's downtown. , Bill Thompson, a regional director for Cambridge, has been appointed as general manager of the Oshawa Centre effective July 2. 3 nd it to Your' Business! omotion? Appointment? Grand Opening? Send us the ormation and we'll publish your business milestone in Ir Business! Send all notices to Your Business, do Steve ouston, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. US M5, or 905-683-5110 Home-based business on breakfast menu The growth of home-based busi- ness in the region will be the topic of a business breakfast in Oshawa on Thursday, June 27. Guest speaker is Betty Penny of Penny and Associates Accounting Services. She is a founder and past -presi- dent of the Durham Home Business Association. The Business for Breakfast series was started by the small business development committee of the -Oshawa-Clarington Chamber of Commerce as a way to promote the exchange of ideas among Durham's small businesses. The Toronto Dominion Bank is sponsoring the breakfast this month, the first time a Durham business has done so. The breakfast is being held from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at the Harmony Creek Golf Club, 1000 Bloor St. E., Oshawa. The event is free. Those attending should call the chamber at 905-728-1683 for more information or to reserve a spot. � �amarae ga�ie�liiolns � DRAPERY OUTLET 1 OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 1 -ft.- ..- � -.& I • neattyr ttwade drapes I 1 FREE sfleep at lai w serrice 1 • p1eebalkitlift iss easter made drapaies 1 iOver 271M exPademe 1 sss WENTWORTH ST. E. U-3; I 1 OSHAWA (91115) 723-737= 1 On the move CHAIRPERSON: Don Cherry's Grapc%ine moved from Oshawa to '%Vhithy's Kendalwoxui Plata the old-fash- ioned way last weekend by earn ing the popular eatery's furniture one piece at a time. Customers were in%ited to cam their chairs the one -kilometre distance and man cheerfull,, obhued. Nov. that,, teamwork' "Retirement Financial Planning is serious business. You must know what you are doing! Call Glenn Allen now, he knows and he will be pleased to help you." Brut CwWlo, al carwltant 1-800-W4-1157 "To make the tight financial decisions, dw right ones for you, you need proper information and advice. Glenn Allen, author of The Allen Advisor, is THE financial planner who can provide you with both. I recoia mend you call Glenn Allen now for your one hour Complimentary Financial Review." THE Financial Planning Group llen 1-8MS"-1157 Glenn W. Sonar Advisor/ Branch Manager 3650 Victoria Park Ave., Suite 102, North York, Ont., M2H 3P7 Fax: (416) 756-2171 PAGE 4 YOUR BUSINESS, June 26, 1996 There've been plenty of suggestions of fowl plat, when it comes to the small business efforts of Joan and Bruce Down in Oshawa By Christy Chase Special to Your Business Business is for the birds. Just ask Bruce and Joan Down, owners of Wild Birds Unlimited in Oshawa. The Downs opened the business, a fran- chise, five years ago to meet the growing demand from people for bird seed, bird feeders and everything else for birds and bird lovers. "People are fixing up their yards and spending more time at home," Mrs. Down says. "They're putting in ponds and feeders and more. More and more people are interested in birds and they want to fill their yards with the right equipment, their minds with information and their houses with bird -relat- ed ornaments. "It's exciting when you look up and see a different bird in your feeder," Mrs. Down says. "You run to get your book right away." It's this backyard entertainment lifestyle that the Down's cater to at their store, locat- ed in a plaza at 850 King St. W., at Thornton Road and Hwy. 2. Their first venture into the retail business started five years ago when the company Mr. Down worked for • Profile: Wild Birds Unlimited Birds of a feather in business together FEATHERED FRIENDS: Brine and Juan Dawn tkxik an idea and turned it into a successful husmess fi,e years ago. Their Wild Birds Unlimited franchise in Oshawa provides supplies, stand-alone products and services related to birds. downsized and he was left jobless. Mrs. Down, who called herself a stay - at -home -mom up until that point, had always had a bird feeder and kept binoculars and a bird book handy to find out just who was coming to dinner. A friend had a Wild j Birds Unlimited Fran- chise in Peterborough and the Downs had become interested in the idea and met the American company's officials through their friend. On a trip to Florida, the couple stopped into the company's headquarters in Indianapolis, Indiana. A short time later, j the Downs were in business with Wild Birds Unlimited, run- ning their own fran- chise in a plaza just inside the Whitby ABOUT THE COMPANY: ♦ THE FIRM: Wild Birds Unlimited (Franchise) ♦ FOUNDED: 1991 ♦ EMPLOYEES: 2 ♦ BUSINESS TYPE: Supplies, bird feeders, products related to birds and bird lovers. ♦ YEARS IN OPERATION: 5 ♦ MISSION: "A shop that brings people and birds together..." photo by Ron Pietroniro community's cast bor- der. Just over a year later, they moved to their current location. "Neither one of us had any experi- ence in retail," Mrs. Down says. "It was a big chal- lenge." But it was one they met. They both love the business, so much that they wish they'd got- ten into it years earlier. "It's a nice kind of business to be in," Mr. Down says. "It's the people, 100 per cent people. It (bird feeding and watching) is a hobby. People are interested in their hobby." He says their customers are always happy, friendly and will- ing to stop and chat about birds, yards and even families with the friendly couple. "They come in with nice atti- tudes," Mrs. Down says. "I hope they leave with one, too. We fust hope we have a friendly feeling when people come through !hat door." The Downs are the !irst to admit they're not experts on birds but they're expanding their knowledge every JaN- "We learn more just from listening to other people." Mr. Down says. They often get referrals from other businesses who don't have what a customer wants but believe the Downs will. And they usually do. The business own- ers use the recom- mended suppliers from the Wild Birds Unlimited company plus any other manu- facturers and suppliers they can find. "We're always looking for Canadian manufacturers and distributors," Mr. Down says. In fact, many of the products in the store are made by artisans in Ontario, with a few who live and work right here in Durham Region. The Downs check out craft and gift shows to find mer- chandise that will appeal to their cus- tomers — and the birds. There are stained glass birds, flowers, butterflies, fruit and even spider webs j hanging on the store's door and windows. Bird feeders and baths of all shapes, sires and styles fill the inte- rior. There's a book sec- tion for those who want more informa- tion on the creatures they're feeding. Sweatshirts with birds and flowers adorning them hang on racks or sit on shelves while colorful bird -shaped earrings and pins attract the eyes of shoppers. The ears of shop- pers are entertained with the sound of hand -tuned wind chimes. And, of course, there's bird seed. You can buy it by the small bag or a big hag or a plastic jug of it (you can even return the jug and get it refilled.) You can get already packaged seed or you can create your own blend to suit the birds who choose to visit your backyard, Mrs. Down says. Whether you're new to feeding the birds or an old hand at it, you're sure to find something you and your birds will enjoy at Wild Birds Unlimited. As it says on the Down's business card. it is a shop "that brings people and nature together." ,fGENTE,PTIf/NtilENT CffsrTICsiNc. Brings you digital home theatre.... 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LEASE OPPORTUNITY FAST DEVELOPING AREA winners from more than Only 2 units left in Phase 1 of this Courtice Development, 3,(XN) entries from around the Housing excellent location for Fast Food outlets or Video Store, comer unit Greater TorontoArea. has a drive-through window, new plaza, developing residential Projects were judged on out- area with schools and very little competition. standing achievement in cre- sales climb ativity, quality and profes- PRIME COMMERCIAL BUILDING FOR SALE sionalism in thera hic Durham realtors have sold g p Fronting on King Street West, the prominence of this building Lloyd Hircock design and production of more than $329 million in g p ill i alone will your business, located in the heart of the Associate Broker advertising literaturereal estate to the end of May, an increase of close to 4n r Greenhouse Graphics Inc. � business sector of Oshawa with public transit and banking directly adjacent, 2 usable floors totaling approximately 23,000 sq. ft. Bar, Grill, upper Beaches of Toronto took home the cent over the same period last Listed for sale at only $500,000. Y Terrific opportunity PP rtY bronze. year, says Durham Region • 6.29 Acres, near lake, Ajax Real Estate Board president FOR YOUR COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL NEEDS CALLA Contact: Lloyd H rcock 905-571-7000 Dean West. Job "It has been a spring COMMERCIAL PROFESSIONAL��•u�•� W. Frank Real Estate Limited Over 35 Years of Service Serving Durham & Surrounding Region % u,�,�,D�A► -"0— _ which has seen considerably Ken Peters, Sales Representative, GROUP 571-7000 � —xecue more activity than the first 905-576-41 90 11 or 5-435-5373 irn training five months of 1995," he 10 SUNRAY STREET says. "The economy appears to ..------" �. WHITBY goes on-line be poised for continued actin- _ INDUSTRIAL CONDO ZONE MIA ; iity and we're excited shout- = =' i _:� ►- 4935 SO. FT h Local job training and this trend extending well into VARIOUS UNITS employment information will the summer months." 14 FT. CEILING, GRADE LEVEL OH ' soon be available on the Mr. West says low mort- "_ - DOORS, SUSPENDED FAG, Internet. gage rates and first-time home buyers are major fac- PARKING SPOTS' The Oshawa Human Resources Centre is introduc- tors in the spring market. UNIT 4 926 SQ. FT. OFFICSOUV6, MEZZANINE, 2 -PC. WASH $9.00/ SO. FT UNIT 5 1008 SQ. FT. STORE 14 X 25. AIR COND. 2 -PC. WASH UNIT 6 1008 SQ. FT STORE 10 X 14, AIR COND. 2 -PC. WASH prime office space between downtown and Oshawa p • UNIT 7 1008 SQ. FT. UNFINISHED SHELL, OH DOOR. Shopping Centre. Well maintained building with ample Approx. 17,000 sq. ft. multi -tenant building with nine units. UNIT 8 985 SQ. FT. DISPLAY AREA, OFFICE, MEZZANINE. free parking for staff and customers. Bright clean Drywall partitions for easy expansion. Drive-in shipping. UNITS 5 a 6 are perfect for store/warehouse combo. space currently divided into 4 private offices, open Ample parking. Built in 1988. Ideal for user or investor. Asking $595,000. Vendor financing available. some signed parking, D.C.P.117. Leasing is also possible. area kitchen & boardroom, contact Randolph Lengauer, sales representative Sutton CALL 668-3800 Group Status Realty Inc. 436-0990. • FOR MORE Excellent Bloor St. location with 2,582 sq. ft. of retail and Barrie L«�ox INFORMATION 4SG�i1!/i ranaolp, Lengaaer GROUPwarehouse space available. Drive -on shipping at rear of Sales gepr9mmilin AMTYmn)Uo.RTII Sales p Ye STATUS building. Many retail uses allowed. Asking $7.75 per sq. ft. net. 1,221 Sia. FT. OFFICE SPACE REDUCED $139,900 _ This industrial condo has been finished 15•rV ' on 2 levels & offers a reception area, 2 large work areas, 8 private offices and 2 Approx. 5,100 sq. ft. of professionally finished office space washrooms. This uric is located in a we41 situated at front of laza on H 2 at Townline Rd. in P �• inspect corr►plty n Pger lod. To inspect this property call Roger k>day at Courtice. Fireplace in reception area. Ideal for many (905) 434-5452. professional or retails uses. May be downsized to approx. RETAIL t3UILDWG & HOME ` OSHAWA OSHAWA 2,500 s4• ft. 0SHAwA-$199,900 �.;f This com merttialty zoned property "INVESTMENT "PROFESSIONAL E • • offers 2280 square feet of retail OPPORTUNITY" OFFICE" Storefront retail and professional office space available with space, 1,170 sq. ft. of storage. And a three bedroom home. The Variety store for sale. 2 storey Approx. 1,200 sq. ft. of office home with 4 bedrooms, all space. Excellent N. Oshawa Simcoe St. exposure. Ideal for medical or other professional possibilities are erxiless! To view call new windows, double drive, location. Lots of uses. 770 - 2,000 sq. ft. available with parking. Asking $8.00 Roger today at (905) 434-5452. double detached garage. Property has many uses and net. OSHAWA COMM SEATS 490 PEOPLE Excellent investment. Call Blair Simcoe St. access for excellent For further information on other commercial or This wd marnbined a°PertY oilerss8abq.fO( 450 people, 14 offices, classrooms w musenes. at 404-8200. visibility. Call Blair McNutt at industrial space available, please contact Located on me corner of central Park Bt d. A 404-8200. Glen Posteraro Associate Broker Adelaide Ave. East in Oshawa Fa additional ri Royal LePage Commercial Inc. ca at ( into or to aspeccall Roger 905) 434545452, Roger , Associate Broker I� 416-494-9500 MAX Reflection Raft Inc. direct fine: (905) 434-5452 Blair McNuttX04-8200 Com �IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Toronto line (905) 427-1177 sales Representative DURHAM ROYAL LEPAGE ��nunuuuuuuuu =M3 • • e • �... �...»..,,,k.. �,...a PAGE 6YOUR BUSINESS, June 26,1996 General Motors of Oshawa It still has that drive to succeed The future is already making its iva1, into the design of General Motors cars and trucks and motorists are the ones who will benefit By Christy Chase Special to Your Business The car of the future will soon be at a General Motors dealership near you - Heads -up instrument displays, wind- shields that respond automatically to moisture, satellite navigation and anti- theft and radar systems to detect unseen obstacles arc just a few of the futuristic devices that GM of Canada Ltd. is work- ing on, according to company spokesman Greg Gibson. "The technology's there and a lot of these features are already one some of our cars," he says. With most technologies, it's just a matter of getting them in cars, making sure people want them and doing it as inexpensively as possible, he adds. Many new technologies contain safety features, which consumers have said they want. "Safety is a big part of a person's pur- chase decision," says Mr. Gibson. -It's important." Many GM cars already come with remote keychain entry systems that let drivers unlock the car doors and turn on interior lights from a distance. "That's a nice safety feature and it's available on most of our vehicles," Mr. Gibson says. On selected other vehicles is a similar feature. With a push of a button on a key - chain, windows roll up and doors lock automatically, the horn sounds and the headlights flash. If the driver's outside when she presses the button, the horn sounds and headlights flash. Also on selected vehicles is a heads -up image display like those found on military jets and helicopters. Two best-selling cars in Canada are made by GM The top two selling cars in Canada belong to General Motors. "The top two selling cars in Canada, through May, are the Chevrolet Cavalier and the Pontiac Sunfire," says Greg Gibson, spokesman for GM of Canada Ltd. The Cavalier and Sunfire, made in the United States and Mexico, were rebuilt from the ground up in 1995 and have sold well since, he says. GM's Canadian plants turn out Chevrolet Luminas, Monte Carlos, Buick Regals, full-sized Chevrolet and GMC extended cab trucks, Camaros and Firebirds. It's no surprise to see the Cavalier at the top, says Mr. Gibson. It's been the top selling car in Canada for the last six years. "They offer excellent value for the dollar," says Mr. Gibson when asked why the cars are so popular. "Value is probably the biggest thing." From January to the end of May, GM had sold 17,885 Cavaliers and 15,427 Sunfires in Canada. Overall, GM sales across the country are up .7 per cent over the same period last year. Truck sales are up 4.7 per cent while car sales are down two per cent. "People continue to migrate to trucks," Mr. Gibson says. "This is my opinion that trucks give you the advantages of the car plus they give you the versatility of a truck." He says sales for the year are expected to be slightly better than last year. "We're looking for a positive trend," he says. "A lot of that has to do with consumer confi- dence." '? AoSII 10� serious enough to inflate the airbags. Or tires that, when flat, can be driven on for up to 100 kilometres because they're made of tougher, stronger side- _ It's all out there, Mr. Gibson says. "It won't be long before we sec these." -s= GM also hopes it won't be long before OU see new cars more often. In the past, car companies have hrought out their new year models in the =.: fall. GM is working to --�— change that .o new ear FACTS: debuts are •- - _ _ spread out - throughout THE COMPANY: -r the year. Founded in 1918 "We're shooting for THE BUSINESS: one a Manufacturer and sale month," he INTO THE FUTURE: State of the art assembly technology is already in place at GM says, adding of motor vehicles plants in Oshawa, as seen here with the Automated Guided Vehicles system in the south a rget Oshawa truck plant. Advances in technology will ultimately benefit consumers, says GM date the PRINCIPAL: Maureen spokesman Greg Gibson. is Kempston Darkes, year 2000. P "It's excit- president and general Drivers can see vital information from Having a person tell you directions is ing for our manager the instrument panel, such as speed and better than having to look at a computer d c a I e r s gas level, without taking their eyes off the or maps, he adds. . I T h c y ' I I ANNUAL SALES: road. The information is projected onto "Again, you don't have to take your always have $30 billion it 1995 the windshield. i eyes off the road." ' some new -You sec the road but still sec impor- OnStar technology will also help out if vehicle that EMPLOYEES: 35,000 tant instrumentation," explains Mr. you lock your keys in the car. Call up that 'people can I Gibson. I customer service centre, give your per- look at ' MISSION: To develop Also on selected cars is a system that sonal code and that satellite sends a mes- But that's j warns you when tire pressure is low. I sage to the car to open the locks. and manage GM I for I Cadillacs wsoon be equipped with Or if your car is stolen, OnStar can tomor- resources in Canadaill row. What do windshield wipers that automatically monitor its location or even disable it, to the benefit of our want switch on when they sense moisture and adds Mr. Gibson. people customers, our Part- i today? adapt their speed to the amount of moil- Night vision is being developed that ners and our people. M ture. Then there will be windshields that will detect things outside the driver's r Gibson will make water bead up and run off. sight and the range of headlights. Then says GM has determined people want high These are at the top of a "most wanted" there's widening radar which will warn quality, dependability, good value for I list from consumers asked what features the driver of upcoming obstacles, such as ,their money, lots of standard features, they'd like to see, Mr. Gibson says. j a car in your blindspot when you're safety features and strong dealers and Then there's the On Star system being changing lanes. manufacturers to stand behind the cars. worked on for Cadillacs. This is a naviga- Or perhaps you'd like cruise control That's what GM strives to deliver, he tion system. ( that's adjustable, keeping your vehicle a By pushing a button, a driver is hooked j safe distance from those in front andsays. "They want more content at a good up through a hands-off cellular phone to a behind. Or a system that will prevent car- value and they want to find new vehicles customer service centre. A person at the jacking. on a regular basis," he adds. centre can then tell the driver how to get Or technology that automatically calls "What we're seeing is what people where he's going, using satellite technolo- preset phone numbers, such as 911 or „ `"'ant. gy, Mr. Gibson says. your doctor, when you're in an accident Two best-selling cars in Canada are made by GM The top two selling cars in Canada belong to General Motors. "The top two selling cars in Canada, through May, are the Chevrolet Cavalier and the Pontiac Sunfire," says Greg Gibson, spokesman for GM of Canada Ltd. The Cavalier and Sunfire, made in the United States and Mexico, were rebuilt from the ground up in 1995 and have sold well since, he says. GM's Canadian plants turn out Chevrolet Luminas, Monte Carlos, Buick Regals, full-sized Chevrolet and GMC extended cab trucks, Camaros and Firebirds. It's no surprise to see the Cavalier at the top, says Mr. Gibson. It's been the top selling car in Canada for the last six years. "They offer excellent value for the dollar," says Mr. Gibson when asked why the cars are so popular. "Value is probably the biggest thing." From January to the end of May, GM had sold 17,885 Cavaliers and 15,427 Sunfires in Canada. Overall, GM sales across the country are up .7 per cent over the same period last year. Truck sales are up 4.7 per cent while car sales are down two per cent. "People continue to migrate to trucks," Mr. Gibson says. "This is my opinion that trucks give you the advantages of the car plus they give you the versatility of a truck." He says sales for the year are expected to be slightly better than last year. "We're looking for a positive trend," he says. "A lot of that has to do with consumer confi- dence." L -;R YOUR BUSINESS, June 26, 1996 PAGE 7 Personal Finance Make the most of your mortgage By Stephen Lategan Special to Your Business With interest rates below the psychological 10 -per cent harrier, and the price of both new and resale homes remain- ing affordable, home owner- ship is a dream come true for Durham residents. "First time buyers now dominate the market," says Linda Binns, national manag- er of retail mortgages for Toronto Dominion Bank. First-time buyers make up 73 per cent of the greater GTA market, with 90 per cent of them taking on long-term Rates and amortization ♦ Mortgage:$150,000 be a Catch-22 situation." Ms. Binns may have a per- fect compromise. She suggests that if you're faced with the dilemma of contributing extra funds toward an RSP or paying down your mortgage, you can do both. Put the money into your RSP, and apply your tax refund to the mortgage. Sometimes, Ms. Tion advis- es, it may he practical to amortize your mortgage at the 25 -year maximum. Most financial institutions allow mortgage holders to increase payments (at Canada Trust it can be as much as 15 h mortgages.Interest Although institutions may Rate: 8.5% T Term: 5 ears Y per cent eac year,, which will cut your amorti zation recommend a shorter mort- gage amortization period of Amortized: 25 yrs. period. For those with existing 16 to 18 years — as opposed Payment mortgages wishing to take to the maximum of 25 — it isn't always possible. Frequenc y advantage of low interest rates, renewing early may But there are options. Bi -Weekly work to your advantage. Even One way of reducing the Total Payment: with the differential penalty length of your mortgage is by making so-called accelerated $596.44 imposed with an early renew - al, you can save money in the bi-weekly rather than tradi- Years to pay: 19 long run. If, for instance, you tional monthly payments. Thehave years, 7 months. two years left in the term at I 1 per cent and you accelerated frequency of your � payments will reduce the Term Totals: lock in at today's rate of amount of compounded inter- (Interest): $58,922. around eight per cent for est. For example, if you have a (Principal): $18,385 another five years, great sav- in s can be achieved because g $150,000 mortgage and pay Balance of you are paying three per cent $596.50 bi-weekly instead of Principal at end of less on the mortgage amount. $1,193 once a month, it would result in a $57,000 savings in term' $131,385.16 Remember, too, that the less time there is remaining in interest payments, and knock your current term, the smaller six years off your mortgage.Mort 9 a :$150 000 the penalty will be. Banks generally won't Mary Tion, manager of cus- tomer sales and service for Interest Rate: 8.5% impose a penalty for an early Canada Trust, says there is, Term: 5 Years renewal if it's for a longer however, a danger in focusing Amortized: 25 yrs. term and at a higher rate. Again, if you have two years on paying off a mortgage without considering other Pa merit y left at I I per cent, this can be financial imperatives. Fmquency: beneficial if you feel interest That philosophy can lead to the neglect of savings or Monthly rates have bottomed out, and you wish to lock in at 8.5 per retirement savings plans Total Payment: cent over the next five years. (RSP), and some with an $1,192.88 If your mortgage is coming up for renewal, Ms. Tion rec- accelerated mortgage may run up high credit card bills Years to pay: 25 ommends the practice of pay - because they are short of Term Totals: ing the same monthly amount cash. (interest): $60,573. you've been paying, even at the lower interest rate, as a The consequence can be an accumulation of debt outside (Prindpal): $10,999 means of cutting your amorti- th mrtgage. "Inthe last few years, I've Balance of zation. "If you can afford it, and run into a lot of people that Principal at end of things have been comfortable, just don't have a back-up," term: $139,000.12 and you haven't been going she says. "Sometimes it can short on anything, definitely.' Mortgage ♦ If you have a $150,000 there is a lower interest rate mortgage and pay $596.50 bi- available, as a means of cutting - weekiy instead of $1 193 once your amortization period. facts a month, it would result in a ♦ K you're faced with the $57,000 savings in interest dilemma of contributing extra and payments over the term. funds toward an RSP or paying ♦ If your mortgage is coming down your mortgage, do both. up for renewal, consider paying Put the money into your RSP, the same monthly amount tips••• and apply your tax refund to you've been paying, even if the mortgage. A LENDER BE: !Mary Tion, manager of customer sales and sera i,;c at the Canada Trust branch at Hwy. 2 and Liverpool Road in Pickering, has plenty of suggestions to offer potential homebuyers. Interest rates remain low and stable. and housing is at affordable levels for many. photo by Ron Pietroniro PAGE 8 YOUR BUSINESS. June 26,1996 Creditable conduct: A penny saved really is a penny earned when you budget Credit counselling service helps ordinary citizen s budget smart, right from the start By Stephen Lategan Special to Your Business People's finances arc often in had shape because they see the word 'budget' in a nega- tive light. "People think budgeting is a way to stop them from spending money." says Sandra Sherk, executive director of Credit Counselling Service of Durham Region. She prefers the friendlier term 'spending plan' to . the term 'budget'. Such a plan will help an individual or fam- ily decide then can take that trip to the Turks and Caicos, or 1f their new car will he- a 1996 Jaguar XJS convertible or 1991 Ford Tempo. Problems begin when they buy a car. or a house, and decide how they will pay for it later. "You have to know, when to say no to your- self (or your family)," says Ms. Sherk, "and if you have a good spending plan, you'll know if the money's there." Financial problems "can cause family break-ups, (and can) cause you to do a lousy job at work." says Ms. Sherk. "If you're con- cerned about Whether you can pay the bills, it's really hard for you to do a good job." Based on clients she has seen, Ms. Sherk knows many Durham residents have lost the overtime pay. commissions and bonuses that may have been factored into their previous budgets. And people's incomes sometimes decrease faster than their ability to lower their living expenses. A client's first appointment at Credit Counselling Services will assess his creditor obligations, income, and living expenses. The counsellor may then send the client away for a month to track his expenses and determine the accuracy of the budget he's worked out. CREDIT WATCH: Sandra Sherk, executive director of the Credit Counselling Service in Oshawa, discusses money management with one of the agency's clients. Money woes often contribute to other problems in life and business. photo by Andrew Iwanowski "If their income is $1,000 and their ' basis, it will be there when the various bills expenses are $1,200, then they've got to make come in. some changes in order to continue with set- Ms. Sherk will often suggest setting up ting up a spending plan," Ms. Sherk says. three bank accounts: one chequing account People run into difficulties when they try to i for money that comes out on a regular basis set up a budget starting with a deficit. + (rent, mortgage, utilities), a savings account A common problem will occur when for occasional expenses (property taxes, someone's rent or mortgage comes due, and insurance, clothing), and a second savings he will try to take it out of a two-week pay- account for extra money, to cover vacations or cheque. After the next pay period, he may unexpected costs, expenses you can't budget "blow" his money because the previous two for. For those with little extra money, as little weeks were so tight and he's felt deprived. As as $20 a month will suffice just to get into the a result, the next paycheque will be insuffi- habit of saving. dent to pay for the next month's rent. In order "A lot of it comes down to planning j to break the cycle, expenses must be broken ahead," she says, "which not everybody does, evenly into pay periods. I because we live for today. We want every - Ms. Sherk likes to see consistency and rep- thing now. So people don't necessarily want etition. If clients put money away on a regular to take the time." r Common sense #ops to help you manage :I✓ Add up your llnonthly t ; ✓ Re f9urfinan lobe'. oOCOM Yourusiness TIMOTHY J. WHTITAKER. Publisher JOANNE BURGHARDT. Editor -in -Chief y'T'ENT, HOUSTON. Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD. "rector of Advertising WENDY WEBER. Advertising Co-otdinalor A Mctroland Cominunity Newspaper published twice monthly by Oshawa-Whitby-Clarington This Week and the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser. General: This Week (9)51 579-4400 News Advertiser (9)51 683-5110 Classified: (905) 576- 9:35 Circulation: This Week (9X51 5794407 News Advertiser (905) 683-5117 Toronto: (416) 798-7672 FAX: This Week (9)5) 579-2238 News Advertiser (905) 683.7363 EMail:Newsroom@durhamnews.net On the Internet: h.tp:llwwwdurhamnews.net. A membLr of the O %hawa & Dnstrio Chamber of Commerce. the Whitby Chamber of Commerce. the Ajax - Pickering Board of Trade. Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Circulations Audit Board. O ntano Press Council and OMMRI The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limit- ed to space price error occupies. SLUE STAR TRAILER RENTALS 100% CANADIAN OWNED & OPERATED' Special Commodity Trailers © Rentals: ,Daily Weekly,Monthly m Leasing Longterm DELIVERY & CARTAGE AVAILABLE 2630 Ctxdova Rd., Oshawa Durham Elementary Private School 1 Clttm PRIVATE ![NOOL Ages 5+ • 12 We are pleased to announce the location of our new school 138 Mill St. Oshawa (905) 430-4964 • Math • Language • Geography • Grammar • History • Science • French • music • Art ' • Values • Health September registration now being accepted Principals - Linda Comello - Kathleen Natsuhara Established 1988 ... give your child the gift of knowledge.. Financial Intelligence by bill lem Invest in tomorrow Many investors, whether I cation costs could become they are pre or post -retire- several hundred thousand merit, do not make any i dollars, or even half a mil - attempts to increase their lion dollars, due to inflation rates of return. They fail to j by the child's age of 20. do so usually because of For retirement planning three reasons. — with reduced or elimi- For these investors, they nated future government either: I pensions and benefits, and 1. Do not realize the user fees for health care — tremendous benefits of ' the need to increase invest - increased performance for ment performance is even long-term investments, greater. 2. Are not aware of the ; To illustrate, I will use a need to increase return for i couple, both age 40, plan - their situations, or 1 ning to retire in 20 years at 3. Have investment age 60. Their retirement fears of the financial market plans are batted on drawing or do not understand how to - $40,000 a year. The higher increase performance with- i the rate of inflation, the out increasing investment higher the amount of future risk. dollars required annually. Many retirees will dis- As inflation increases, the cover tot) late in their retire- ' accumulated capital ment that they will outlive required goes up tremen- their accumulated capital. dously. For younger families, The following data increased performance will ! shows the capital and help fund children's educa- income required at their age tion, a second automobile, a 60 with an inflation rate of cottage, or other goals. ` two per cent. The assumed Many investors are rate of return on investment unaware that a little is 9 per cent. increase in the rate of return means a lot more in long- INFLATION: 2% term benefits. INCOME AT 60: $59,438 For a $100,000 portfolio CAPITAL NEEDED: with an eight -per cent $ 799,175 return over 30 years, an increase of only one per I Their capital is depleted cent means an overall value in 30 years, based on of $1.32 million instead of assumed deaths at age 90. $1.0 million, or a 32 per In fact, statistically, there is cent improvement. a strong likelihood that one A 2 per cent increase of them will live beyond compounds more than 38- age 90. fold, to $1.77 million, or a The current rate for 77 per cent improvement. inflation is low, at less than Many investors do not 2 per cent. achieve their financial and The trend for inflation retirement goals due to a has been up and down over lack of funds. The cause is the last 50 years, averaging usually from low rates of over 4 per cent. The average return. over the hast 25 years The second reason occurs exceeds 6 per cent. because many investors do As shown, many not realize how severe the Canadians need to be, or impact of inflation is over must become, millionaires the long term. just to fund their financial Inflation is always a and retirement goals. long-term investment risk. Inflation is a far greater risk Since it is so subtle, than stock market crashes. investors generally do not Most investors need sub - think of it as an investment stantially more than the 9 risk. per cent return used in the For long-term investors, above example in order to capital losses can be over- achieve their financial come. goals. They must choose quali- ty investments, using objec- — Bill Lem is a local tive advice and a proven manager of client services selection process. However, for a national firm. He is inflation is a permanent an RFP and CFP special - risk. izing in advice and sOwte- For example, for a child gies for personal invest - born today, his or her edu- ment and finance. YOUR BUSINESS, June 26, 1996 PAGE 9 Summer `96 The Durham Board of Education's Adult and Continuing Education Department is offering a series of daytime and evening summer courses throughout June, July and August. The new Computer Skills Training Centre located in the Office Galleria at the Oshawa Centre will he presenting: *WINDOWS 95 AND MICROSOFT OFFICE 95 COURSES, which include - WORD 7.0, EXCEL 7.0, POWERPOINT 7.0 AND ACCESS 7.0 magVel U: In addition, there will be Windows courses scheduled for Microsoft Office 4.3 and Perfect Office. Lotus 5.0, CorelDraw 5.0, Visual Basic 3.0 and Programming in C++ are among other Windows applications being offered during this time frame. WE ALSO OFFER CUSTOMIZED CORPORATE TRAINING PKGS. PLEASE PHONE FOR DETAILS. New Location Computer Skills Training Centre Office Galleria Oshawa Centre (2nd floor - north end of Oshawa Centre) 905-579-1990 905-427-2165 Adult Learning Centre 421 Yine Avenue Oshawa. ON (east side of the Osha� a Centre) 905-579-1990 905-A'2--2165 Computer Skills Training Centre 1-400 liayl�-. Lnit 2 Pickering. ON 905-680--1 IS 905--420-5841 Daytime Courses Range From 5102 To $361 Evening Courses Range From S85 To S168 - WINDOWS 3.1 - KEYBOARDING FOR COMPUTERS WORDPROCESSING e MICROSOFT WORD - WORDPERFECT 6.1 DATABASES e ACCESS 2.0 & 7.0 DRAWING e COREL DRAW 5.0 TO REGISTER CALL THE ABOVE I NUMBERS ADULT ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE PROGRAMS SUMMER SCHOOL JULY 2 TO AUGUST 9, 1996 Adult Learning Centre, 421 Pine Ave. Oshawa, Monday to Thursday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. BASIC INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED REGISTRATION JUNE 19 & 20, 9:30 A.M. -11 A.M. 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The Durham Board of Education Adult and Continuing Education I PAGE 0OUR BUSINESS, June 26.1996AtHor�Z�ir7Dt�l�il�t�11 ■ =Personal Finance Paying today for an education tomorrow There are options available for families who will see art education gest egg grow to corer their child's higher leaniirzg requrremetits By Stephen Lategan Special to Your Business What price education' ' ' Consider this: When tuition. books, room and board are accounted for, four years at a typical university can cost between $20.OX0 and $28.0(x). And that's at todav's costs. At a th(ce-per cent inflation rate over the next 15 years, the total could he any- where from $31.(X)O to $44,000, not tak- ing into account tuition fee hikes over that period. As there is no guarantee a child will qualif} for scholarships or financial aid, and reliance on costly student loans sim- ply places financial burden on recent grad- uates, the fact is many parents end up cov- Bring the bulk of a student's education. for scholarships. and service for Canada Trust's Pickering By planning ahead. anyone can meet A second option is a scholarship trust, branch, recommends mutual funds as a those costs. Parents without the resources which sees the earnings from all contribu- means of paying for your child's higher to make a sizable lump sum when their tions pooled into one large fund, which learning. children arc young can see then pays out scholarships "The best way to save is to do it on a a weekly investment of for eligible students. frequent basis where you're contributing $25 grow to $37.652 over Usually you dont With this type of fund, whatever you can afford," she says. 15 years, at an eight per you may get more or less really see people Buying units at different times of year and different be less cent annual compound rate than your share of the at prices can potentially of return. investing for their pool, and if your child expensive than making a lump sum contri- One of many options doesn't go on to university bution. open to a parent is the pop- kids' education within the time limit, your With mutual funds, there are no restric- ular Registered Education earnings are kept in the kids tions on how and when you spend the Savings Plan (RESP). until the are pool for others. money, and you can change your invest - which allows you to con- nine A simple way of saving went at any time. tribute up to $1.500 per around eight, is through an informal The drawback is that there is no guar - year for 21 years, up to a or 10 years old, trust, in which you open a anteed rate of return. For those with no maximum of $31.500. regular investment risk tolerance, Ms. Tion suggests buying Earnings on RESPs accu- Which sometimes account "in trust". With GICs, but advises people to stagger their mulate tax-free until, this, you don't have to is a little late... maturity dates, so they don't all come due they're withdrawn. At that name a beneficiary, and when there's a low rate of return. point, any income earned Ma, -v Tion you can access them at any At her Pickering branch, Ms. Tion sees will be taxed to the stu- - time for any purpose. many young couples who have recently dent, who will likely have There is no contribution moved to the area, and are mainly Ion- a lower tax rate than the limit or restriction on the cerned with paying off their mortgages. parent. I kind of investment you hold, and you are "Usually you don't really see people One drawback of an RESP, however, is i not penalized if your child doesn't attend investing for their kids' education until the that if your child does not attend post -sec- I post -secondary school. If and when your I kids are around eight, nine or 10 years old, ondary school and/or you withdraw the child needs the money, you can re -register which sometimes is a little late," she says. money for another purpose, you will lose I, the account in his/her name and set up a With the high cost of education, she all the earnings. They must then he donat- monthly withdrawal plan. says the best time to start investing in your ed to a post -secondary institution or used %lar-, Tion, manager of customer sales child's future is "as soon as they're born." AjaxPickeringNewsAd%-ertiser0shawaWhitbyClaringtonThis Week Y�ourBuslness• PLEASE CONTACT US AT: OSHAWA OFFICE 865 FAREWELL ST. OSHAWA, ONT. 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IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. ortgages, ff,MM Insurance MORTGAGES Good. bad and ,gfy Financing for any purpose. rates from 5 95% All applications ac capted Community Finan- -sal Services 668-6805 law apartments. additions, fences. decks. etc L, censed for over 20 years. all work guaranteed, for Free estimate call Ernie 905-404-8170 DUCTWORK nstalled, moved relocated Excellent rates Free estimates Elec- trostatic air cleaners. hu- -469's Big. Small lots :all Paul 428-0295 J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. INC. Specauz rig it custom ^,cines, adwn dils. renovations, rec rooms and basement apartmments Res- idential and commercial Servng Durham Region for over 15 yrs Free corsulta- ton Call Jeff 905.426.5706. MISTER POST HOLE. augured Post holes, setting ,' posts in concrete Sona '.apes. installed, all work guaranteed 1905)665-0400 P.H.P.S(post hots I posts set) Post ^o -es orned ail concrete sup- pled . Sono IUbes installed. Bobcat Seances. avadade. Cedar & pressure treated lumber All work guar- ameed Serving Dumam for 12 years Access code 404- 8036/wat for the dial lone Dial (905) 349-3636 Improvements • SIGON '. r5 ,coon Ltd. serving Dumam Region for 19 yrs Additions. sundecks, patio doors, windows, rec- rooms flagstone. free esti- mates 905-576-5760 mw Plumbing AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER avaiiabie AJ your plumbing needs Complete renovations Guaranteed lowest pnces! No lob too small' Senior discount (905 432-2913 641Moving & 41 Storage AJAX Moving Systems - full sen, ces moves. appliance and piano specalrsm Flat rate or Nourty We now have heated storage unia Now oftenn9 .nee poxes MM mdve Park drW lied special, starting at S99 and up Call for information. 725-0005 or 427-0005 HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS Move oeg or small we pre them all, Free estimates. senors o'scount. short nobrre ,moves Appliances moved. also storage space avail- able Comoarabie rates Caw 432-2850 MEN -it, arge ,, ck will CIC 'ousehoo moires- res,- dentiai, commercial All foes of moves Cam Can or Jane 427-2856 MICHALSKI MOVING rous- es apar-+e^ s :r ce, ac i,- ances and piano spocsaisls Senior and ':hid -month dis- counts Licensed. insured Free estimates Excellent ser- vice Call 436-7795 MFlooring, •ea^ -Y - ~- e�ain for any Carpeting CARPET -•,•,. a•,ons - 25 years e.penence, re - Stretching our speciality Free estimates D & N Duncan, 987 1799 or 987 1800 P Gardening & Landscaping GREENTHUMB Taal Proper,, Ma r-ler•ance Pro- grams from S19 75 per month. lawn -are, 5 step Programs from S11900 per , ear Call n .80r} 75G-' 058 GREENTHUMB -o sodl, cedar ^..ick .eda, hedg- es, fences. decks, interlock ing brick Spnng specal or Now' Call '-800 760-1p58 Party FW Services MAGICIAN, - jwr 1^ends. •ea^ -Y - ~- e�ain for any age any occasion B rh days promobons. open ngs fund raisers Magic shows are tun' Lettuce heir 83(4 7)57 or 728- 8334 RABBIT rants work ;ung r•a} _ :ndiow-S :;a - and all occass'ons Have -y own r-iagivan Cali Er- nie 5684532 Trends could determine careers qf the future Unlike any other time in history, the job market a Operator and systems researchers Is changing so rapidly that it is difficult to stay • Data entry keyers, composing ahead of technology, innovation and evolving • Optometrists trends in employment. • Physician assistants No longer is it possible to stay in the same job for 40 years or more without continuously upgrading your skills and working to improve. As well, technology is creating opportunities for individuals willing to learn new skills. Here are some of the fastest growing occupations, according to Careering and Re - Careering for the 1990s, by Ronald Krannich: • Paralegal personnel • Medical assistants • Physical therapists • Home health aids • Podiatrist • Occupational therapists • Computer systems analysts • Physical & corrective therapy • Medical records technicians • Employment interviewers • Computers programmers • Dental hygienists • Dental assistants • Peripheral electronic data processing equipment operators Notice how many of the above occupations are health-related. This trend reflects a growth industry, due partly to the aging of the population. As baby boomers begin to reach their retirement years, there will be more seniors than ever before. This is creating another boom --in health case. Another consequence of the aging population will be fewer young people entering the work force over the next few decades. Women, however, will enter the workforce in growing numbers. Educational requirements for virtually all jobs will increase, and the pressure --from employers and competition --to upgrade existing skills will be intense. Executive managerial, professional and technical fields, which currently require the highest levels of education, will be among the fastest growing occupations. • IF PAGE 12 YOUR BUSINESS, June 26,1996 r Their time to Shine in Ajax Diamond Shine. a car cleaning and detailing business located at 221 Westney Rd. S. Unit A, Ajax. held its grand opening June 16. A charity car wash and barbecue ` was held to help celebrate the open- ing. proceeds went to the Ajax - Pickering General Hospital. Decorating Den does Durham One of the world's fastest grow- ing international companies is head- ing this way. Decorating Den. named the num- ber -one franchise company in its cat- egory by Entrepreneur magazine's 1994 Annual Franchise 500, wants to find a few new homes in the Durham Region. The international interior decorat- ing company with more than 1.400 franchises worldwide plans to award senior franchises in Oshawa. Pickering. Whitby and Ajax. "W'e're very strong west of Yonge Street but not to the cast." says Trevor Mitchell. senior marketing executive at Decorating Den. "Wc want to use Durham Region to really start our expansion on to that scene." Money magazine listed the com- pany among its Top 10 Franchises for the '90s and Success magazine ranked it eighth in its Franchise Gold 100. Decorating Den is known for bringing its products to customers' homes or offices and for not charg- ing a consultation fee. For more information on the busi- ness, call 519-658-9300 or 1-800- 263-0242. 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