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ieckeri*ngres
voice nuclear fears
to senior officials
Heads of MOE, Hydro,
nuclear station at
fall public meeting
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
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PICKERING — Residents will likely
have a chance this fall to raise concerns
the% might have about the Ptckenns
Nuclear (venerating Station directl% NA
some of the people who control its future.
Ward 2 Regional Councillor Do)ug
Dickerson reports the Town has %enured
commitments from provincial En%iron-
ment 'Minister Brenda Elliott. Ontario
Hydro chairman Bill Farlinger and su-
tton director Ken Talbot to attend a puh-
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c meeting to
�'ickering in the
'.ill to discuss local
.cncerns about the
r,,uclear plant. No
,We for the mcc l -
ng has yet been
'et.
"Ms. Elliott
made her promise
I appear during a
Doug recent visit to
Dickerson Pickering to dis-
cuss th.: station
with Town and Region po)lii.cians. The.
visit was requested by Council a fe,
months ago in the %cake of a tritium ICA
and other problems at the nuclear plant.
At the meeting. els Elliott assured the
local representatives her ministry shares
heir %iew that the safety of the station is
of paramount concern.
its important to ha%e a public meet-
ing here to discuss the plant. says Coun.
Dickerson. to address "the level of confi-'
dente and comfort" local residents have
regarding the operation of the facility.
At the public meeting. the councillor
sa%s he plans to raise the question of the
Town receiving additional funds from
Ontario H%dro so it can lower taxes for
residents living near the station. He
believes they should be compensated
with a tax cut of aNvit five per cent to
make up for the detrimental effect the
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WWW.dnrhamnews.net PICKERING — Sale of the provincially- Church, chief executive officer of the North Pick-
owned Seaton lands to the private sector may ering Development Corporation, the Crown
93 it + ? t GST = $1 begin in as little as six months. agency managing the lands for the Province.
"Our objective is to get this land improved in '17he Province has no political interest in
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concerned mainly with getting the highest price
possible for them.
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`No mad rush' to sell lands
FROM PAGE 1
be'r it was pLaruting to sell the lanots, which consist cif
about 7.(0) acct's bordered roughly by Hwy. 7.
Brock Road the Third Concession and the Picker-
mg-Se-artxmugh border. They were expropriated
by the Province in 1972 for the purpose of building
a community adjacent to the airport planned for
north Pickering by the federal government
An advisory- amrnittee was appointed by the
previous NDP government to formulate recommen-
dations for the future of the lands. There recom-
mendations, say, Mr. Church. will be used as guide-
lines for the Seton "structure plan ' the Province
will be working on together with the Town over the
next six mouhs o r so. It will deal with matters such
as land use. road patterns and density. It's
expected Seaton will ultimately house a
population of approximately
According to Mr. Church. the lust
issue to be addressed in the planning
process will be the "environmental
framework:" under which the land will be
developed. The goal. he says, will be the
presen•atio n of the area's "significant
environmental assets
Both the Town and the Province have
premised full public consultation during
the planning process. Mr. Church vows
that if community concerns require the
extension of that process. it will be pro-
longed. After about 25 v'ears of waiting
for something to happen in Seaton. he
notes, "we're not in a mad tearing rush-"
Once the planning ptoc�s is through.
respoxnsitrility for selling the lands will be
handed over to the (kltario Realty Cor-
Fvrabol, which manages all of the
Province's Land asset.. It will tv up to the
ORC and market aced to determine
how yuick1% th Lund• are sold.
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Mr. Church met last weak with Mckering Coun-
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"Council is very anxious that we proceed quick-
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ship should tv removed from these lands as quickly
as possible."
Mr. Church notes, however, that it would not he
in the Province's hest interest to deflate the price of
Seton land by putting too much of it on the market
at ornce.
"lite landowners in the arm needn't be nervous:
there isn't going to be a flooding of the market."
Ile estimates it might take as much as 40 yen to
develop Seaton.
Tax break sought for
nuclear plant neighbors
FROM PAGE 1
presence of the nuclear facility tL•Ls on
the .due of their homes.
Coun. Dickerson maintains the
grant in lieu of property taxes which
Ontario Hydro pays should be
inc'rease'd by S2 million. (Pickering
currcntiv receives S2.9 million of the
grant to tallin- about SS million which
is distributed among the Town.
Durham Region and the sober?l
hoard,
61,
411 don't feel it's too much to ask
from a plant that generates over Sl Kil-
lion per year tri revenue, says the
councillor.
He also maintains O ntw io t lydro
should pay a greatoer portion of the
emergency measures costs currently
borne by Durham Region. since the
majority of those costs arc a direct
result of the presence of 16 nuclear
rectos in Durham — eight at each of
the Pickering, and Irtrlinyton stations.
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 14, 196 -PAGE 3
Primrose leaves Frenchman's Bay
And with it goes
owner's dream
of floating
restaurant in
Pickering
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING — They
came to get her Friday
morning.
After 11 years it was
clear the old girl wouldn't
be able to find a permanent
home here so she was
taken away to try her luck
in the bustle and bright
lights of Toronto.
"She moves pretty good
for being full of concrete,"
said owner Jim McKean of
Port Pickering Marina,
when the 136 -foot, 967 -
ton ship was out on Lake
Ontario and being towed
by a tugboat to the big city.
The remark was directed at
the critics of his dream -
boat, the Primrose, who
had said it was just an old
hunk sunk at his marina.
They may welcome the
boat's departure, but Mr.
McKean believes a chance
to create something good
and unique on French-
man's Bay departed along
with it.
He bought the Primrose
in 1985 and it had been
moored — floating — at
the Port Pickering Marina
since then. It was built in
1915 and had been used as
a suction dredge, last
working to help build the
St. Lawrence Seaway in
the 1960s.
Mr. McKean's dream
was to turn the Primrose
into a floating restaurant.
He has a framed artist's
rendering hanging in his
office of what it was to
have looked like on
Frenchman's Bay — right
down to the strings of
bright lights on the rail-
ings. There was some
opposition from some of
his neighbors on the bay,
but everything had been
Two Pickering
moms leave
kids home alone
One charged for
being drunk,
another lost
track of time
PICKERING —
Durham Regional Police
wok four children into tem-
porary custody after finding
them on their own late
Thursday night.
In one case, police went
to a Pickering residence to
arrest a suspect for licence
plate theft at the GO train
station. No one appeared to
be at home but officers
heard children crying,
police say. -
Two children found in
the residence told officers
the mother was out and the
father hadn't returned
home. The youngsters had
probably been on their own
two to three hours, accord-
ing to police.
The cbddr+en were taken
to the Pickering police sta-
tion. Shortly after, the
mother, who panicked on
finding her kids missing
when she returned home,
called the station, police
say-
When
ay.When she showed up at
the precinct building, she
was subsequently arrested
for being drunk in a public
place. The children's grand-
mother took the youngsters
home around 1:30 am. Fri-
day.
In the second case.
police were called about
two children running in the
hallways of an apartment
building. Officers found the
youngsters and took them
to the station. Tb& mother
was located at 3:30 a.m.
and told police she had
gone out to get chicken
wings and lost track of
time.
The children were
returned home with her,
pdiepoe ecalled the Chd
dren's Aid Society for fur-
ther investigation in both
cases. The ages of the chil-
dren ranged from six to 10
yam -
The Primrose, moored at Port Pickering Marina for 11
years, was towed away Friday, signalling the end of
the owner's dream for a floating restaurant here. It
may be opened as an eatery in Toronto.
ready for the restaurant to American tours by the
open in 1992. According to dozens if it had succeed -
Mr. McKean, American ed." he says, adding the
lake cruise lines were restaurant could Have
advertising the restaurant brought the kind of
before it opened. tourism to Pickering local
"We would have had politicians and businesses
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have always been dream-
ing about. But it was not to
be.
"The tenant I had went
bankrupt before he came
aboard," says Mr. McK-
ean, "and the economy was
such that I couldn't attract
another tenant. Restaurants
are high-risk businesses
and banks are not keen on
them.,.
He still wanted the
Primrose to stay in Picker-
ing, his home for the last
38 years, and believes he
could have weathered the
opposition and financial
problems here if his mari-
na hadn't gone bankrupt.
He says circumstances
changed with Frenchman's
Bay agreement between
the Town and the Picker-
ing Harbour Company,
under which the Town and
Province have acknowl-
edged the PHC's owner-
ship of the land under the
bay's waters — land over
which his docks were once
built. The Town is current-
ly in the process of buying
the marina site for park-
land.
But now that fight is
over and the Primrose is
slated to be opened as a
restaurant in Toronto har-
bor by the end of this year.
It cost 510,000 to have her
towed there, an eight-hour
voyage which started
around 7 a.m. Friday. The
vessel's departure was
watched by a crowd of
about 50 onlookers on
shore and in boats.
Mr. McKean has a ten-
tative permanent mooring
site for the boat in Toronto.
and all the permits are in
place to operate it as a
restaurant.
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PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JITLY 14, 1996
Rising school taxes
prompt Pickering man
to withhold payment
BY CHRISTI' CHASE
SPECIAL TO TRL',Lw S AM, LRTISFR _ _
PICKERING — William Tredrea is fed up
with his climbing education taxes and he's not
going to pay anymore.
The Eyer Drive resident is withholding
$54.48 from his tax payment this year in
protest. That amount represents the 1996
Increase in the portion of his taxes that go to
the Durham Board of Education.
A withheld the increase as an attention -get-
ting stance:' Mr. Tredrea says. "I don't know
what else as individuals we can do"
He says he's tired of seeing his education
taxes increase year after year, noting this is the
third straight year he's had a hike.
Pickering public school support-
ers faced increases of 1.87 per cent,
1.5 per cent and 3.58 per cent in
1994, 1995 and 1996 respectively,
notes Brian Cain, the board's educa-
tion/business superintendent. (Each
of the municipalities the board serves
is hit with a different tax increase or
decrease due to provincial assess-
ment equalization factors, he says.
Pickering and Brock have the highest AU
increases while Oshawa generally Mat
has the lowest.)
Mr. Tredrea hopes other local taxpayers
will join his revolt against climbing education
taxes but he hasn't had much success yet.
"At least I can say 'Damn it, I tried'
"'lite alternative is to do nothing and wait
for taxes to go up again next year," he wrote in
a letter to the Town of Pickering, which col-
lects education taxes for the board from local
ratepayers.
Mr. Tredrea suggests school board trustees
should have reduced the 1996 budget by 10
per cent and told each department to meet that
reduction.
But, it's not that easy, says board chairman
Audrey MacLean. She points out the board
struggled this year to trim the budget as much
as possible. cutting $15 million and several
administrative positions. But it still led to a tax
increase.
"People are angry about that;" Ms.
MacLean admits. -It's justifiable. I sympa-
thize. We're doing the best we can. If anyone
has suggestions or ideas (on how to keep costs
down) we'd like to hear about it"
A budget that didn't pass on a tax increase
would have forced the board to cut another $5
million, she says. Trustees were concerned
that cutting too much would start hurting
classroom programs, Ms. MacLean
says.
About Mr. Tredrea's actions, she
says, "1 can understand his protest.
However I'm not sure he can do
that."
He can but not without running
afoul of the Town, says Pickering
clerk Bruce Taylor.
"If he refuses to pay it, his taxes go
into arrears"
r" That's his whole tax account, not
,pall lust the education part.
"It's one tax bill and the town
divvies it up," notes Mr. Taylor.
Mr. Tredrea will be charged about one per
cent per month in late payment penalty and
interest for every month he doesn't pay the
increase, Mr. Taylor says. If the account is still
outstanding after three years, he could lose his
property.
Mr. Tredrea's response is simple.
"They'll have to keep charging me because
I'm not going to pay it"
Mr. Taylor says he's suggested Mr. Tredrea
might be better off contacting the school board
about his concerns.
William
Tredrea of
Pickering is
refusing to
pay $54.48
of his tax
bill to
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Durham welfare rolls drop in June
DURHAM — Almost 600 people quit
receiving social assistance in Durham in June,
but there are still about 34,000 Region resi-
dents needing financial aid.
The decrease in the rolls is "good news. It
indicates the caseloads are coming down,"
says Durham Region Council health and
social services committee chairman and Whit-
by Mayor Tom Edwards.
Almost 16,000 people were on the welfare
rolls in June, including 5,339 children. That's
down 385 people from the May total of 16,371
recipients, a decrease of 2.4 per cent.
Since June of 1995, Durham's welfare rolls
have shrunk by 2,078 people or 11.5 per cent.
The number of Family Benefit Allowance
recipients decreased 191 in June, bringing the
total to 17,921, including 11,808 children.
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PICKEMG — Two teens have been arrested after a Dick-
ie Dee ice cream vendor was swanned by about 20 people who
stole all his treats Muusday afternoon.
The teenage vendor was surrounded by the grip in
Amberlea park around 5 p.m., Durham Regional Police say.
Fie wasn't hurt in the theft. "They just overpowered him and
what's he going to do?"says Inspector Bruce
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FBA rolls have decreased by 3,123 people,
or 14.8 per cent, since June of last year.
Social assistance rolls dropped by almost
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"We're encouraged by this decline. The
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Take time
to save a life
Once again the public has been warned of a
critical shortage of blood.
Although the Red Cross Society's Central
Ontario blood inventor% has been replenished
somewhat, the appeal to the public to give blood
is an all -too -familiar cry. In our hectic lifestyle
thinking of others is often put on the back burner.
The supply of blood is a continuous need which
requires regular community, support, but one that
seems to require blazing headlines to get our
attention; out of sight, out of mind.
According to the Red Cross Society, healthy
people aged 17 to 70 can give blood every 56
days. Although we all have a 60 -per cent chance
of needing blood transfusions at some time in our
lives. only four per cent of Canadians donate
blood.
Shortages become so critical it forces individu-
als to also make appeals- An Ajax woman whose
mother suffers from polycythemia, a condition
characterized by an abnormally large number of
red blood cells, recently made such a plea for
local people to become regular donors. Her moth-
er requires blood transfusions four times each
week.
We as a society appear to have become desensi-
tized to these urgent appeals, a very dangerous
road to travel. Our lifestyles have changed, but the
needs of our society remain.
If we make a regular habit of visiting blood
banks there won't be a need to make urgent
demands, and hospitals won't have to cancel elec-
tive surgeries.
While some people continue to have miscon-
ceptions about health risks, many people just
don't take the time to visit blood donor clinics.
There are regular clinics held throughout Durham.
Local clinics will be held July 16 from 1 to 7:30
p.m. at St. Bernadette's Catholic Church, 21
Bayly St. E., Ajax, July 23 from 1:30 to 8 p.m. at
the Whitby branch of the Royal Canadian Legion,
and Aug. I from 12:30 to 4 p.m. and 5 to 8 p.m.
at St. Gregory's Auditorium, Oshawa.
We take time out to pay our bills to avoid
unpleasant consequences; we should do the same
when it comes to our health. Giving blood has
been accurately described as 'giving the gift of
life' and that's too valuable a reward to ignore for
the sake of convenience.
To respond to this editorial caU Injosource at
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♦ Letters to the editor
School costs a bargain
To the editor:
I am disappointed by the negative atti-
tudes toward the Durham Board of
Education that are continually presented
in your paper.
In your editorial of June 7 you com-
plain that "Once again, the Durham
Board of Education has shown a lack of
will and creativity in its reaction to well-
intentioned Tory cutbacks"
In regards to the boards shutting down
some of its schools after hours in order to
save money: When the Board is creative
and adjusts school start times to get two
or three ins from bus rentals and save
5400,000, your headline in the same
paper is 'New hours at six schools in
Pickering 'disastrous' for many: dad'.
Letters from Mr. Eckert and Mr.
Green in the past describe the board's tax
increases as "criminal".
If you take the time to look at the
expenditure side of the budget of most
school boards, you will see they have flat -
fined or reduced per -pupil spending for
the last two to four years. They have done
this in the face of rising erriohnents, gov-
ernment legislated costs such as GST,
payroll health tax, pay equity sealements,
mandatory junior kindergarten (now
optional) and greatly shrinking capital
funds to build appropriate accommoda-
tion for growth boards (such as
1152112-1-M �v
Durham's).
I do not have exact figures for Durham
but the Peel Board of Education has in the
last five years eliminated 1,000 employee
positions and reduced costs by S I mil-
lion. This was due to constantly decreas-
ing provincial funding.
School boards do not have the flexi-
bility private industry does. When they
downsize they cannot eliminate costly
operations. They cannot save money by
eliminating services (e.g. we could save
seven per cent of the cost of education if
we just chose not to educate nine-year-
old students).
School boards have done a reasonable
job of reducing costs and keeping costs
under control in the face of large reduc-
tions in funding not just this year but over
the last few years.
This recent education tax increase is
not -wicked" as Mr. Eckert implies; the
increase is a direct result of the "well-
intentioned Tory cutbacks". These cuts to
education were mandated without any
"tool kit" or vehicle given to the boards
to allow them to be creative or accom-
plish the cuts in a measured fashion.
Compered to the cost of insurance,
fuel, electricity, yellow vegetables and car
repair stop rates, the actual cosi of edu-
cation over the past four or five years has
been a bargain!
Brooks Masteiton,
Pickering
Public school board
gets failing grade
To the editor
Re articles June 7 and 9 regarding
'New hours at six Pickering schools dis-
astrous', 'Closed today', and `Pickering
groups homeless as schools to be shut at
nights'.
Our focus in education is a complete
cumcular education for children, with
the development of future goals, values
and their welfare/safety. Let's review the
public school board's "track record"
over the last six months in the Rosebank
Road South Community, Area Six.
Are these cost-saving measures"
— painting Rosebank Road Public
School for five weeks (November and
December '95) with ensuing
student/staff/curriculum disruption and
potential health risks (for asthmatic and
allergic students and staff);
— tuning out school ground lights.
jeopardizing security with public funded
equipment; potential for vandalism, ulti-
mate increase in board insurance premi-
ums which equals higher taxes; jeopar-
dizing safety as community groups
access schools and Pickering fields;
— reducing custodial night shifts to
four hours, thereby closing six schools
to community groups; jeopardizing a
clean school environment for our chil-
dren-,
— new hours for students in six
Pickering schools (primarily Area six);
no school council or parental input, only
from principals.
It is unacceptable that Area six par-
ents were not informed by the Area six
Superintendent or the Ward 1 Trustee
Ruth Ann Schedlich (who ran on an
election platform of "accountability').
We profess that parents are considered
as "silent partners" and that children are
low on the priority list of this board in
our community. It is imperative that the
board's regional parent council, local
school councils, home and school asso-
ciations, and community groups respond
with action to achieve a "win-win"
result Practice "democracy,,. Face the
challenges of today's youth. Don't bury
their "lifeline" in bureaucracy.
Dave and Pam Spence
Rosebank Road South Community
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BY CHRISTY CHASE
SPECIAL -ro THE NEWS_ADVER"rISER _
DURHAM -- They are masters of hit-
and-run disaster, descending from thun-
derous skies to kill people, uproot trees,
demolish buildings, cars, crops and any-
thing else in their erratic paths.
They are tornadoes, a.k.a. twisters, the
"stars" of a hit movie and the cause of
two deaths, 20 injuries and tens of mil-
lions of dollars in damage on average
every year in Canada.
The deadly acts of Mother Nature
have been recorded as far back as 1879 in
this country's twister -prone areas.
Southern Ontario gets hit with any-
where from two to eight twisters a year
and Canada averages 80 annually, says
Doug Holdham, of Environment Canada.
Six tornadoes hit southern Ontario in
1995 and nearly as many have touched
down in the vicinity already this year.
Durham Region isn't a big tornado tar-
get, possibly because of the cooling
effects of Lake Ontario. says Michael
Leduc, of Environment Canada.
Records dating back to the 1940s list
only I I serious twisters touching down,
most in the north part of the region, he
says.
The most recent twister was a "fairly
significant storm" in Newtonville in
1990, he recalls.
Only tornadoes judged to be a '1' or
higher on the tornado scale of damage
make Environment Canada's list. The
Fujita scale, named after a tornado
research scientist, runs from 0, the least
serious and most common in Canada, to
5, the worst.
There's never been an F-5 twister in
Canada.
A report of a "twirling funnel" along
Hwy. 2 between Fairport and Whites
Roads in Pickering on May 1 this spring
may have been an F-0 tornado,
Mr. Leduc says.
Twisters, spawned by severe thun-
derstorms, most often strike in the late
afternoon or early evening during the
spring and summer, prime tornado sea-
son.
"June through August is a pretty good
time for severe thunderstorms," says Mr.
Holdham.
"When you get a severe thunderstorm
in southern Ontario, you can get a torna-
do."
A severe thunderstorm develops
when cool, dry northern air hits hot,
moist air from the Gulf of Mexico.
Conditions for a tornado are
created when the hot air
bursts through the higher
cool air and, battered
by strong changing
winds, begins to
spin, Mr. Holdham
says. This rotation
causes the inner
portion of the thun-
dercloud to turn, too.
"It's turning the storm,
tilting it and giving it a
twist," he says.
Small funnel
clouds then appear at
the base of the thun-
dercloud and one or
more of these will
grow, stretching
earthward.
When the funnel
touches the ground,
kicking up debris at its
base, it's officially a
tornado, Mr. Holdham
says.
Twisters can hit the
ground running and
See HEED ... Pt?tge 8
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 14, 19W PAGE 7
Canada's
worst twisters
.,. Zb Canada gets an average of 80 tornadoes
a year, more than any other country except
for the United States which is hit by 1,003
tw v tern annually on average.
The three worst tornadoes in Canada were:
-- Regina, June 30, 1912 -- 28 people killed,
200 injured and 500 huildings destroyed.
-- Edmonton, July 31, 198' - 27 people kill,
X00 injured, $250 million damage.
-- Central Ontario. including Barrie. May 31.
4 1985 -- tornadoes killed I2. injured 300 and
Aused $103 million in damage.
Tell-tale tornado signs:
I • Severe thunderstorms:
• A rumbling sound like: a train ox jet;
• :� funnel cloud at the rear base of a thunder cloud.
often behind a curtain of heavy rain or hail;
• Dark skies, often with green or yellow clouds.
• The proverbial calm before the storm.
Surviving a tornado
DURHAM -- The best way to survive a tornado is to be prepared
====a6 ahead of time. says Sharieen Bannon, senior communications officer
with Emergency Preparedness Canada
if you find vourself in the middle of a dangerous situation like a
``.—=3ft tornado, it's too tact: (to prepare)." Develop a plan that coven emer
gencv procedures at home, work. school or on the read. Designate a
shelter area at home and keep wady an emergency kit with a tlashlight,
battery-operated radio, extra batteries, fexxf. water. clothing, blankets. first aid
supplies and tools for emergency repair. If a tornado strikes, take shelter Immedi-
ately and use your arms to protect your head. "Just try and stay safe until it blows over.
That's really all you can do," Ms. Bannon says. At home. go to the basement and take
cover under a sturdy workbench, desk or table. If you don't have a basement, head for a
small inner room, closet or hallway. Avoid windows. doors and outside walls.
In an apartment, office tower or school, head for the basement or lowest floor and seek shel-
ter in an inner hallway or room.
Stay away from windows and don't use elevators.
If you're in a vehicle or mobile home, get out fast and seek shelter in a building with a strong
foundation or crouch down in a ditch, well away from the site. Half of all tornado deaths occur
in mobile homes which are easily tossed about by twisters. Avoid buildings such as churches,
gymnasiums, barns and supermarkets as they often have unsupported roofs which are more
likely to collapse. Always watch for flying debris. Even small objects can be lethal when dri-
ven by a tornado's winds.
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0 Pickering
residents were
forced to pick up
the pieces after a
.tornado touched
down in the bay
area 30 years ago
BY CHRISTY CHASE
SPECIAL To THE NEWS ADVERTISER
PICKERING -- At 8 a.m. on a
summer day 30 years ago, the
skies over Frenchman's Bay in
Pickering darkened and hell
descended on the waterfront.
Trees were crushed like tin
cans, boats turned upside down
and planes hurled into the bay or
up against buildings.
Jim Moore, owner of Moore
Haven Wharf, and Jim McKean,
who owned Keen Kraft Marina
Ltd., remember the 10 minutes of
sheer destruction on July, 28,
1966 well.
It was the Frenchman's Bay
tornado.
"It was quite serious," says Mr.
McKean.
"There were no personal
injuries but it was close. 'lite only
time I've seen worse was in Flori-
da.
"It blew the roof right off our
office. It sent our picnic tables
into the next county.
We never did find
them.
"It picked up
boats and threw
them across the
marina. It scared the
hell out of every-
body
"It came right
through here," Mr.
Moore says, sketch-
ing out a path over
the bay from the
northwest to south-
east with his hand.
Commerce and
Front Streets and
south Liverpoo
Road seemed to Ix
he centre of the
wister's devasta-
.ion, Mr. Moore
gays.
"People say it
;an't happen here
but it has. We've
had lots of sharp
storms but this was
something more
than that."
Mr. Moore was
at his home across
the bay from his
marina that morn-
ing when the skies
darkened.
"At 8 o'clock in
the morning it was
like night."
Then the twister descended. In
10 minutes, it was all over.
Mr. Moore pumped the water
out of a small tugboat he had tied
up near his home and headed to
the east side of the bay to check
on things there.
Halfway across, he turned
around and went back for his
camera
His first glance had told him
he'd want to capture the havoc on
film.
Transformers caught fire and
trees were levelled everywhere.
Docks were ripped loose and a
crane was snapped off at the base
at Moore Haven Wharf.
See BAY... Pa" 8
PAGE 8 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 14,19%
Bay area resembled a war zone: Pickering resident
FROM PAGE 7 The damage was haphazard. untouched. dows blown out. Items on a nearby bly amounted to $1 million.
A 30 -foot trimaran was flipped Two float planes were tossed about A dinghy crashed into the side picnic table were left intact. "I thought it looked like war,,,
over, its mast stuck in the mud. like toys while a third was left of a house which had its south win- Mr. Moore says damage proba- Mr. Moore says.
In this photo taken in 1966 by marina owner Jim Moore, a float plane rests upside down in
Frenchman's Bay where it was tossed about by a tornado. Another plane (seen in the back-
ground) was left undisturbed during the 10 -minute twister, illustrating the unpredictable
nature of tornadoes.
Heed tornado watches,
warnings so you know
what to do in a twister
FROM PAGE 7
devour everything in their
paths for miles before disap-
pearing back into the clouds.
Or they will play hop-
scotch, touching down here
and there, leaving behind iso-
lated patches of devastation.
They're fast and can change
directions without warning
which is why, it's unwise to try
to outrun one in a car or truck,
Mr. Holdham says.
Even the weakest twisters
zip along at 60 kilometres per
hour and average 40 metres in
width. At their strongest.
tornadoes hit speeds of more
than 400 km/h and can he a
kilometre wide.
Twisters can't be
picked up on radar but
weather forecasters can
detect their warning
signs, allowing them to
issue watches, indicat-
ing the possibility of a
severe storm or torna-
do, and warnings, a
signal that one is immi-
Support for
loved ones of
mentally ill
DURHAM -- If there's mental
illness in your family, a support and
education group in the region can
offer help.
The group meets from 10:30
a.m. to noon Monday, July 15 at
400 Centre St. S., Whitby.
The group meets weekly except
the last Monday of the month.
There's also a group on Sundays
from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the South
Oshawa Community and Develop-
ment Centre, 777 Simcoe St. S.,
Oshawa. Volunteers are always
needed.
For information, call 665-7346
(Lois), 619-1499 (Cathy).
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Police seek clues i*n Pickering hold -gyp
BY SGT. KEVIN SLANEY
DURHAM REGIONAL CRIMESTOPPERS
PICKERING -- Crimestoppers and
Durham Regional Police are asking for
the public's assistance in solving an
armed robbery in Pickering on April 20.
A lone male entered Mike's Milk and
Variety Store at 926 Kingston Rd.
around 5:30 p.m., approached the
counter and pointed a handgun at the
store clerk as he demanded cash. The
suspect managed to remove some cash
from the register and fled the premises
on foot.
He is described as 16 to 18 years old
and clean-shaven with a medium com-
plexion and dark curly hair.
He was wearing blue jeans, a dark
hooded sweatshirt and a blue scarf over
the lower part of his face.
The handgun was a dark -colored
semi-automatic with brown hand grips.
Crimestoppers will pay a cash reward
of up to $1,000 for any information that
On patrol on Durham's lakes:
police ensure your own safety
BY TONY DOYLE
DURHAM STAFF
DURHAM — Al Brouwer and Brian Hall will
log a lot of miles this summer.
The two Durham Regional Police constables
will be on board their 26 -foot Baha as they try to
ensure Lake Ontario, Lake Scugog and lake
Simcoe are all safe places to be for boaters,
bathers and skiers.
For the last seven years, the two have been
launching the boat in mid-May, remaining on
patrol until the beginning of October. Each year
they stop boaters to check on and enforce a num-
ber of requirements, with the focus on three main
areas: safety equipment, life jackets and alcohol.
Among the required equipment the officers
check for is a bailing pail, whistle and two oars or
paddles. There must also be one life jacket for
every boater. A spotter is required for skiing and
alcohol is not allowed on any boats except those
anchored or moored for the night, and those
equipped with cooking facilities and a bathroom.
Another area of concern is the 10 -kilometre
speed limit within 100 feet of shore. The only
exception to the rule is when pulling a skier
straight out from a dock.
Numerous sea-doo drivers and
some boaters have been exceeding the
limit, which poses a danger for swim-
mers beading out to floating docks.
That law is especially important this
Drive
Pickering's
h i10
storic car
rally route
PICKERING -- Even if you
missed the Historic Car Rally
held recently by Pickering
Muselmu Village and Heritage
Pickering, it's still not too late to
do the rally on your own.
Copies of the rally guide,
which lists and describes his-
toric sites around Pickering and
the rally route between them, are
still available for a short time at
Pickering Museum Village. For
more information call 683-8401.
The winner of the rally was
Florence Nugent of Ajax, who
placed first by accumulating the
most points in the scavenger
hunt at each historic site that
was part of the event. Second
place went to Rob Davies and
his family of Scarborough,
while Sue Johnson and Gail
Wideman of Claremont were
third.
year as Constables Brouwer and Hall report the
number of sea -door on the lakes has jumped sig-
nificantly over the last few summers.
On a busy weekend, the two stop up to 150
water crafts in a day. So far this summer, they
report, life jacket and alcohol charges are a little
on the rise over last year, which Const. Hall fig-
ures can be attributed to an improving economy.
"I think people are bringing their boats out of
storage after four or five years because the econ-
omy is improving a bit and they don't know
about the rules or they just don't think they will
see us," be says.
Further incentive to take enough life jackets is
the fact it is a federal offence not to, meaning
those guilty of the infraction automatically head
to criminal court
Despite the slight increase in this year's
infractions over last, Const. Hall says it's still a
lot better than it was almost a decade ago.
"Seven or eight years ago it was out of con-
trol. You could stop any fishing boat and get 50
beer off of it. Now most people come here and
they know they're going to get checked."
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services. The introduction of a standardized request for proposal ( RFP)
process for the purchase of homemaking and professional long-term care
services, medical supplies and equipment will allow for the "best quality
service at the best price"
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Health will be holding general information sessions on the new request
for proposal process for in-home services currently delivered through
Home Care and in the future through Access Centres (also known as
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Pickering cop talks distraught man
out of leaping off Oshawa building
0 Trained police
negotiator says key is to
be `good listener' to aid
in variety of emergency
situations
131' STEPHEN; SHAW
V IL kH A M s'rA t t
DURHAM -- At 9 a.m. Friday.
Sergeant Bert Weigel was "minding
my own business" at his desk at 25
Division in Pickering.
At 9:15 a.m. he was high atop the
roof of a covered downtown Oshawa
parking lot with one man's life in his
hands.
Sgt. Weigel was the nearest
trained negotiator Durham Regional
Police had available to call upon
when a 35 -,,ear -old Oshawa man
threatened to jump from the roof of
the six -floor building at ming Street
East and Mary Street.
After more than an hour of tense
negotiations and a rooftop meeting
with his daughter, the emotionally
distraught man was led to safety.
Under normal circumstances. two
police negotiators — one to do the
talking and the other the planning —
are assigned to such a crisis. But
because of strapped resources Friday
morning. Sgt. Weigel was on his
own.
While police negotiators undergo
special training to deal with such sit-
uations. Sgt. Weigel says. "How do
you prepare for these things. really
They can train you all they want, but
every situation is different.
A man who threatened to jump off a building to downtown Oshawa Fri-
day as terrified passersby looked on was talked out of it with the help
of a Durham Regional Police officer.
"The key is that you've got to he a
good listener and try to feel yourself
what that person is going through."
The first stage in any police nego-
tiation -- whether an attcmnted sui-
cide. a hostage -taking or barricaded
suspects -- is to develop a bond with
the person involved. says Sgt.
Weigel.
"The trouble is that when the
police arrive, he thinks we're going
to do something to tr,. and trick him_
Sk, vt)u lose the first 20 minutes Irv-
ing to get the guv s trust. which is
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explains.
"In this situation there was no
danger to the officers or myself, so
just dealing with the man's emotion-
al problems was the problem. But in
any situation the ke} is to build the
Person's trust and then try to work
out a safe deal within a reasonable
time -frame."
After the man was escorted down
to ground level by police, a relieved
Sgt. Weigel says he "kind of peeked
over the ledge and I said to myself,
'Oh my God.' I didn't really think
about how high up it was."
Ajax Handi-transit is tops
The Ajax Handi-Transit service has been named
the Canadian Urban Transportation Association's
Small Specialized Transit System of the Year for
1995. Ajax Transit supervisor Vi Platt accepts the
award from Mayor Steve Parish. With them, from
left, are handi-transit drivers Dorothy Felix, Judy
Machibroda, Joanne Bush, Jamie Bendell and Bill
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1996PAGE I I
Entertainment. Jury 14,1996
Another triumph for Rik Emmett
BY MICHELE YOUNG
_ DURHAM STAFF
DURHAM -- We could all take a
few pages from Rik Emmett's Spiral
Notebook.
The virtuoso guitar player has
had a hard time shaking the long- •�
haired, sex -symbol rocker image
and other leftovers from his years IS
fronting Canadian superband Tri-
umph. But he approaches the `� I
whole thing with a positive out-
look and a good dose of humor.
Speaking about his upcoming
solo performance at The Crow's
Nest in Oshawa, he is typically
modest and funny.
l
"I haven't done a lot of solo
performances, but I should have
it all together by the time I get to
Oshawa -- I should be able to
dodge the beer bottles."
His latest album, The Spiral
Notebook (Vanguard), which
came out last summer, reflects a
lot of that same good-natured
maturity, musically and lyrically,
with Emmett swerving away from
the rock and exploring some of his
other musical loves -- jazz, classical,
folk and a pinch of country.
He says some of the few solo gigs
he's done include one at a recent
concert in Indiana, where he joined a
number of bands which, like Tri-
umph, have a larger -than -life history,
including Uriah Heep, Nazareth and
Blue Oyster Cult.
"So I was performing in the mid-
dle of a bunch of other old -fart rock
bands, but instead I was the old -fart
folk singer."
But then, all modesty aside,
Emmett admits his solo efforts have
received some great audience
response, since he first started doing
them.
"And that's how a vibe starts --
people saying 'Hey. Rick is really
good at this.' So my manager has
decided that I should do a cross-
country tour playing more acoustic,
solo performances in this, the Age of
Unplugged," says Emmett. "And it
appeals to me a
lot. It allows me
to explore the
solo perfor-
mance from a
more deep and
developed
aspect."
He says the
solo perfor-
mance is at the
core of what he
does anyway --
sitting at home
with a pencil
and paper as a
singer/song-
writer. "This is
what these
songs sounded
like before we
put a rock band
behind them."
But getting
back to that
pared -down
musical style
and developing
a more true -to -
himself . public, `
image has not been easy. It's taken a
long time to separate himself from
that image as a rock star with a big -
name, bombastic rock band.
When he was 23 and heading up
that's how a vibe
tarts -- people saying
ing to say, 'Let's not have any expec-
tations. Let's try to create something
as natural as possible.'
"This acoustic tour is an opportu-
nity for me to do exactly that -- put it
on public display, to say, 'Here's
what I've arrived at recently, tell
me what you think', though it
kind of makes you feel like
you're standing up in front of
people real naked."
While it may not have the vol-
ume of a rock band, it will cer-
tainly have emotional intensity,
he says.
It will also be a rare opportu-
laying more acoustic, - nity to see a virtuoso guitarist
and Canadian legend in a very
)lo performances in intimate Setting.
Ag
of Rik Emmett's solo, acoustic
lis, the A
performance comes to The
nplugged...' Crow's Nest in Ohsawa next
-- Former Z`>r-ium %11 Thursday, July 18. Tickets are
p $10 in advance and $12 at the
Wontman Rik Emmett I door.
-fey, Rick is really good
t this.' So my manager
.as decided that I should
a cross-country tour
Emmett co Mee
to Durham for
an Oshawa 919 "� r
lursday, July 18.:.
Triumph, Emmett says he was called
"a mane -waving, sex -appealing
punk" by a reviewer in the Toronto
Sun -- a label "that stuck for a long
time." Now he's 43, and that old
label leaves a stale taste in his
mouth. "I want to say 'Let's grow up
shall we? Can we move on now?"'
Some other annoying leftovers
from Triumph were the legal and
contractual complications that arose
from him leaving the band, which
didn't sort themselves out until last
year.
"It was a real nightmare -- it did
not end easily. It was an albatross for
a long time.
"I've been trying to shed some of
that baggage from the past. I'm try-
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The transformation of Rik Emmett is complete. Success
came early for Emmett and Canadian super -band Tri-
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reflected in his latest release, The Spiral Notebook.
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Birthday
Michelle Mercier turns 17 on
July 17 and wishing her a happy
birthday with love are Mom, Dad,
Danielle, Nannv, Gramma and
Grampa.
lnril" McCue had her cake and wore
it too. 1�nilv turned one on June 23 and
celebrated with Mommy, Daddv. brothers
Brent and Sonny. Grandma and
Grandad Goff, Uncle Jim Aunt Susan.
Jasmine, Jessica, Auntie McMillan,
Gramv McCue, Aunt Loretta, Uncle
Kennv. Aunt Louise, Auntie Colleen and
Uncle Murray. -We all love our Emily
ver) much." her family says.
Birthday
K e I 1 y
Moore is
'sweet 16'.
Kellv's birth-
day was on
Julv 7 when
best wishes
were directed
her way by
M om, Dad
and Christo-
pher.
Birthday
Michelle Alexander celebrated
her seventh birthday on July 11.
Mom, Dad, Oma, Opa, Nana and
Grandpa wished her the happiest
birthday ever. "She's a wonderful.
special girl."
Wedding
June 1 is a day
Natalee Jean Scobie
and Thomas Timothy
Jonathan Rice will
always remember. Best
wishes to the newly-
weds from parents
Carol and Nathaniel
Scobie of Pickering and
Della and Glen Rice of
St. Thomas. "lite couple
reside in Wallacetown.
near London.
Birth da v
Birthday
Jordan
Robinson
turned eight
years old on
July 10 and
celebrated
with some of
his pais from
school, best
friend Tyler
and his grandparentts. "Happy birth-
day big guy" say Mom, Dad and tit-
tle brother Brodi.
Birthdays
"July is another fun birthdav Sawickv turned 36 on Julv 13. Please
month in the Sawickv household. keep leaking us eggs on Saturday
Our 'baby' turned two on July 7. We mornings, Daddy. Forever and ever
love you dearly. BiQ Shan. Aunt we will be in love with vou, boo boo
Marina turned 32 on Julv 12. Hope be doo. Love Mom, Stefan, Katrina
you had a great day, Auntie. ?Mike and Shannon."
"Our bonita princessa" turns rive
on July 17. Happy birthday wishes
and love for Danielle Munoz from
Mommy, Daddy. her baby brother
Jason and grandparents Hadfield
and Munoz.
Birthday
July 16 is
a special day
in the Nico-
lak home
because Brett tv
turns one.
"Happy birth-
day, little j
Brett," say
Mommy,
Daddy and Brandon.
Birthday
"Our little girl"
Breanne Warren
tamed five on July
5. Wishing her a
happy bey
With lots of love
and kisses were
Mommy, Daddy,
brother Brody, Name, Papa, her
soots. unclescousins and fiieads
Bbthday
Jaime Scott turned 18 on July 5.
Wishing her a happy birthday were
faomly and hi mds, especially Sorry,
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Wishing her ,
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Mommy, Amanda and Daddv.
25th Anniversary
"A very special couple will celebrate their silver wed-
ding anniversary on July 16. Wishing Gord and Patri-
cia Kimmerer a very happy 25th are their family and
friends. A surprise party was held for them on July 13 at
their cottage 'Moose Leg Lodge' in Bridgenorth. Ont.
Love and best wishes always for many more happy
years together."
25th Anniversary
Bev and Bob Macdonald of
Ajax celebrated 25 years of
wedded bliss on July 10. Wish-
; ing them love and happiness for
many more years to come were
daughter Heather and son
Brad.
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Love AtFirstsight!
Charles and Sherry Shahan were married in
1984 -- he having operated the family catering
business and she a recent graduate of the
University of Toronto in business. It was love a
first sight until Sherry worked in a Dairy Queen
for two summers (since the catering business was
seasonal) and then both she and Charles fell in
love with Dairy Queen and opened their own
super store in Pickering in October.
In seven short months, more than 80,(KX)
customers have passed
through the doors of the
Pickering Dairy Queen.
commenting on "How big it
is inside"' or "How nicely
decorated it is"' or "It's
.ibout time Pickering had its
;awn Dairy Queen" but, most
of all, "You're open all year
round!"
Charles says the DQ
hurgers sold him on Dairy
Queen. Dairy Queen started
�ellmi? hurgers in 1940 in
Joliet, Illinois. The
flickering Dairy Queen burger% are 100 -per cent
pure beef made by 1.M. Schneider himself. The
hurgers are broiled on a chain broiler and float on
.t chain, being cooked by a flame as it moves
.long causing all the grease to drip off and
producing a burger that tastes like vow barbecued
t in the: backyard. tiof greasy, but a beautiful beef
'erste. On grand opening weekend, the Pickering
Dairy Queen sold more than 30)0 hurgers and
more than 1.001) pounds of fnes.
On the other hand. Sherry oversees the Cake
Decorating Department at the DQ. A
commercial playing continuously on the TV
monitors by the large display of cakes in the
store tells customers that all cakes are made from
scratch right in the store. It shows the mouth-
watering chocolate and vamlla soft serve going
into the cake molds with lavers of fudge and
hocolate cookie
ranch. On
I , ther's Day. the
P -kering Dairy
(.),teen sold more
in 150 Fathers
1 ).ty cakes in one
;y. From the
f iday to Sunday.
ii,ore than 380
cakes were %o ld.
Another big
winner made right
in the store is the
"Treatza Pizza. The treat you eat like a pizza is
cut into eight pieces. On a few busy days, the
Pickering store has sold more than 100 Treatza
Pizzas in one day.
Of course. the Shabans love the hallmark DQ
soft serve. DQ %oft serve is 95 -per cent tat free
and the secret recipe which has been
developed over the 50 -year existence of Dairy
Queen is much imitated, but never duplicated.
Finally, when you visit the Pickering Dairy
Queen, try its unique Solarium Drive Thru.
Sherry's father Bill Cole (who was the general
contractor) developed the design from one he
had seen up north. One architect who has
worked for all the other faNt-food chains
describes it as not only one of the most
beautiful drive thrus he has ever seen, but also
as one of the biggest.
The Shabans love children and if you want
a great kid's birthday party, there is a private
area in the store just for those occasions. Of
course. if you're a kid. Sherry says. 'The
Pickering Dairy Queen is the place to come
for toys and kids' meals starting at an
unbelievable 52.99:"
When asked what it's like having an Olive
Garden on one side and the Movieplex 9 on
the other. Charles says. "it was a mamage
made in heaven with each location
complimenting the other. Of course we all eat
at their place and they all come here. Variety
is the spice of life"
Also. Charles commented that many people
have dinner at the DQ. then go off to the
movies or stop in after the movies for dessert
or a quick %vot to the drive ihru
"Sherry and I often have dinner at the DQ and
then take my nieces and nephews to Movieplex
9. buy our popcorn and pop and enjoy a
selection of all the best movies on their big
screens.
Just last week. we finished a contest among
our staff and the first prize was a party for the
winner and four friends at the DQ and then five
free passes to Movieplex 9- We also take our
staff to the Olive Garden for staff meetings and
enjoy their excellent Italian foods:'
Charles finished by saying' -If I was a father
coming home on Hwy. 401 and getting off at
Whites Road and going by the Dairy Queen at
Dixie Road. I would drive to the drive thru and
order the Family Meal for Four at $1.4 -W It
includes four hurgers. four tries. four large
dnnks and four sundaes (which you can redeem
later if you wish). In five minutes. he'd he on
his wav and would walk into a hero's welcome
at home and then he could take the whole
family out later that night for Free sundaes"'
As the Shahan% say. "At Dairy Queen. we
treat you right'"
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Ready to roll
Meghan Dever was the lucky winner of a skateboard from Windward
Sports after entering a Canada Day draw for the prize organized by
Town of Pickering Youth Program staff and participants. They set up an
information booth to survey local youths on how interested they were in
having a skateboard park at the back of the Pickering Recreation Com-
plex. Show,ng Me.ha^ hovw to use her new wneeis is youth program
partic:pa^' by A.J. Groen
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUND Vi. JULY 14, 1996•PAGB 1-
14 to July 20
To list your non-proik group's
upcoming events, information
trust be submitted by 5 p.m the
Wednesday preceding Sunday
publication. To list your events
in Billboard, fax 683-7363 or write
to the Ajax -Pickering News
Advertiser, 130 C nmertaal Ave.,
Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5.
SUNDAY, JULY 14
PICNIC: The Pickering and Ajax
]tertian Social Club hokL% its fourth
annual summer picnic beginning at
1I am. at Paulynn Park, Raven-
scroft Rd. north of Rossland Rd.,
Ajax.
Games, food, raffles, Miss Pick-
ering and Ajax (teen) contest. $20
per vehicle includes admission,
games, lunch and dinner. 683-0428
(Gina).
MENTAI. ILLNESS: If there's
mental illness in your family, a sup-
port and education group meets
every Sunday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
at the South Oshawa Community
and Development Centre, 777 Sim-
coe St. S., Oshawa. There are also
meetings Mondays from 10:30 a.m.
to next at 400 Centre St. S., Whitby.
Volunteers needed. 665-7346 (Lois),
619-1499 (Cathy).
MONDAY, JULY 15
1WRI TERS: Tire Writers' Circle of
Durham Region holds its Poets
Night at Fazio's, 33 Simcoe St. S.,
Oshawa, from 7 to 9 p.m. Everyone
welcome, $2 cover charge. Poets
wishing to read or songwriters want-
ing to perform should call Lucy
Brennan at 430-7109.
MENTAL ILLNESS: If there's
mental illness in your family, a sup-
port and education group meets
from 10:30 am. to noon at 400 Cen-
tre St. S., Whitby. The group meets
weekly except the last Monday of
the month. There's also a group on
Sundays from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at
the South Oshawa Community and
Development Centre, 777 Simone
St. S., Oshawa Volunteers needed.
665-7346 (Lois), 619-1499 (Cathy).
FALL
TUESDAY, JULY 16
BREAST-FEEDING: A breast-
feeding support group moxas every
Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
in the maternal and newbon ser-
vices departrx:nt at Ajax -Pickering
General tlospital. No registration
necessary. 428-5202.
BREAST-FEEDING: The La
Leche League of Ajax meets the
third Tuesday of every month at
7:45 pm. Information available: on
breast-feeding. Nursing mothers,
babies and pregnant women wel-
come. 683-7547 or 666-2775 for
information and location.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 17
BREAST-FEEDING: The L
Lecke League of Pickering mee
the third Wednesday of every mons
at 7:45 pm. Information availab
on breast-feeding.
Nursing mothers, babies ar
pregnant women welcome. 83
2017 or 416-282-6462 for
information and location.
EUCHRE: The Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Royal
Canadian Legion, Bay
Ridges Branch 606, holds
its monthly euchre night at
8 p.m. on the third
Wednesday of every
month at 1555 Bayly St.,
Pickering.
Cost is $3 per person:
$1.50 for seniors over age
65. Refreshments, prizes.
428-8831.839-2990.
FRIDAY, JULY 19
ADDIC11ON: "Ihe Sereni-
ty Group holds a 12 -step
recovery meeting at 8 pm.
at Bay -fair Baptist Church,
817 Kingston Rd., Picker-
ing.
The group meets every
week and deals with aeklic-
tiom of all types. including
All welcome. Call 428 -
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REGISTRATION SHOW
Wed., Aug. 7 thru Sat., Aug. 10, 1996
(Set tip before 10 a.m.) (Break down after 6 p.m.)
The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser is pleased to announce their first
annual Fall Registration Show at the;
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businesses in the Ajax & Pickering News Advertiser on August 7, 1996- The 10 x 10 booth
provided indudes a table, 2 ct4rs, a table doth & skirt-
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Centre court, included in the advertised schedule of events. Professional sound system to be
provided on stage.
Balids in the paper must be brought to the show to win a family trip to wonderland. Pickering
Town Centre wi l promote the show in their advertising prior to the show. The News Advertiser
will promote the show in the paper commencing June 23, 1996 and running weeldy unt! the
show. Any business who purchases a KA page ad & booth will receive sponsorship
recognition In al News Advertiser promotions commencing June 23, 1996 running until the
show.
Booth + FUII Ad (101/4" x 14") =$.1968000
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9431 (Jim, evenings) for informa-
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SATURDAY, JULY 20
CHRISTIAN SINGLES: The
Christian Singles Serving Christ
hold a swimming pool party, picnic
and barbecue at noon at the Petticoat
Creek Conservation Area in Picker-
ing. Meet at the Christian Life Cen-
tre, comer of Rossland and Raven-
scroft Rds., Ajax. Ladies bring sal-
ads, men soft drinks and chips.
Call 428-7028 (Gloria), 683-
4301 (Jack), 416-92940826 (Ruth)
for more information.
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AJAX — The Ajax United Wildcats under -15
regional girls' soccer team has earned a berth in
the Ontario Summer Games in London next
month.
The squad was one of two teams in its division
to qualify by accumulating enough points during
the Ontario Cup tournament. Ajax shut out Brams
United 5-0 and Richmond Hill 2-0, tied Niagara
Falls 2-2 and lost 5-4 to Burlington in a hard-
fought game.
Candace Chapman led the offence with eight
:oils, while Lisa Gouveia netted two, Alicia
Smith, Diane Grieve and Natalie Davy scored one
each.
Midfielders Vanessa Mathews, Natasha Smith,
Jennifer McDermott, Kristy MacDonald and
Kristina Foreman were outstanding in providing
support for their forwards. Defenders Hilary
Hesp, Kara Campbell, Jennifer White and
Stephanie Gaudet helped keeper Jessica Nelson
limit their opponents to seven goals in four games.
Manny White coaches the team.
The Ontario Summer Games are being held
Aug. 15 to 18.
The Wildcats are looking for donations or
sponsorships to help defray the cost of their trip to
London. Anyone wanting to help can call Gerard
Chapman at 427-5087.
Pickering women's fastball team
takes three of four league games
PICKERING — The
Pickering senior rep ladies' fast -
ball team is off to a quick start
with three wins in four league
games.
The squad opened with a 2-1
victory over the Chinguacosy
Seniors, as Andrea Peters
picked up the pitching win,
helped with two hits apiece by
Laurie Dudgeon and Renee
Sheldon.
In the first home game,
Pickering shut out Markham 9-
0. Andrea Davis tossed a tour -
hitter for the win, while 'glary.lo
McCarthy and Peters belted
three hits each.
Facing last year's junior
national champion Chinguacosy
Cougars, Pickering fell 2-1 in a
game which featured great
pitching. Peter and Jackie Hall
split mound duties for the
locals, striking out seven and
nine batters respectively.
Pickering bounced back by
defeating Markham 7-2, with
Angela Davis getting the
mound win. Cathy Davis and
Barb Doran smacked two hits
apiece.
Fighters,
fans
Farrell
The team played in a tourna-
ment recently in Lansing.
Michigan and finished third.
Pickering opened with a 2-1
victory over Lansing, as Peters
got the win. Against eventual
tournament winner Livonia,
Michigan, Pickering lost 4-2.
In the third game against last
year's tourney winner,
Pickering edged Michigan
Cruise from Ann Arbor 4-3 with
Peters picking up her second
win.
Game four was a 5-3 victory
o,er Celina. Ohio. Angela
Davis got the
win.
The Ajax Beo ft Club hosted a fund-raising card of fights on Tuesday at
the Annarxtale Golf and Curling Club to help send the Canadian Olympic
Bonng Team to the Summer Games to AAdaanta. Ajax restdertt and Olympic
team member Nicholas FarreN puts a smile on the faoe of Adrian
Femartdes with an autograph. In his bout, Ajax club member Randip
Binning, top left, lost to Adam Moore of Barrie.
photos by Andrew Mranowski
Hockey in July
Gerry McCoy of the Oshawa JR Hornets is all concentration as he
handles the ball for his team at the Triple Crown Roller Hockey tour-
nament held last weekend at the Pickering Town Centre. Oshawa lost
5-2 to the Havoc team from Hamilton.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
Minor peewees reach ball final
AJAX — The Ajax Spartans Empire Financial
Group minor peewee rep baseball team reached
the finals of the Cawthra tournament recently.
The Spartans opened by pasting Hamilton
Inch Park 8-3. Ryan Anderson and Ian Wight
shared the win, striking out 13 batters. Anderson
and Adam Ryckman each belted two hits, while
Todd Polak, Jonathan Foster and Jason
Wiles smacked a hit apiece.
Ajax then faced Oakville and came
away 10-8 winners, as Foster, Josh
Brock, Wight and Jamey Allen pitched. }
Anderson had a hot bat with three hits,
Polak and Kevin Brown swatted two
each, and Ryckman, Brock, Foster,
Wight and Allen stroked one apiece.
Ned Aiken and Alex Dobie were among
run scorers.
A grand slam by Anderson, a two -
run homer by Ryckman and three dou-
bles by Wiles paced the Spartans to an
18-2 romp over Richmond Hill and a
berth into the semi-finals. Anderson,
Ryckman and Wiles all pounded out
three hits, while Brown and Brock both
swatted two hits, and Jamie Dewhurst,
Polak, Foster and Allen had one hit
apiece.
In a close semi-final game, Ajax
edged Bloor 7-6, with Wight, Allen,
Foster and Anderson sharing the pitch-
ing chores. Brown and Anderson belted
two hits each, Ryckman, Brock, Allen. Foster and
Aiken smacked one apiece.
Playing Cawthra, the Ontario Baseball ` -
Association champions last year. Ajax fell 10-2 in
the final. Anderson, Foster and Allen pitched.
Offensive highlights included two hits by
Anderson and one by Wiles.
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^r,ovements, rec rooms,in
aw apartments, adduons.
'ences. decks. etc. Li-
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a, work guaranteed, for
F-ee estimate call Ernie
�J5-404-8170
WINDOW
REPAIRS
glass
a
General
IM, Help
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ma a nrney mmediatety
3rrn ^eeded in Oshawa Ai
GeneralIM,
identialand commercial
General
General
•erttsmg Comp.,Cal'
1 Help
Cal! J•M 9OS-421-
Help
an, Help
Mrs Coil" at 7281897.,
SIGON Construction Ltd..
antes and para specialists
e
senting Durham Flagon for
19 is Additions wridecks AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER
Students Welcome
2 OR MORE air rr s ; 4
AUTO . a,- -sae «
POLAR - uE aV
Active Machinery movers
e5thehoars wanted to rent or
rn 2 year; exoen
ng ' ,, .e cream acycie
wanted DZ'AZ with ma-
own fully equipped shop 723
1681
Once. some plate glass e-
vendors for the Atax Pick
cnk'ery experience Immo-
lob too small• no job too big.
"nonce preferred Call
enr'9 ar
a," Cash pad dant'
state position Call (416) 463
BEAUTY SALON • juves
Paw 728-6394
83' '609
2101 or (905) 686-8742
part time Uce^sed Sry�,st for
Aiax SalaryiCon'misswn
Call FLta 619-8839
C T O
SOCIAL CO-ORDINATOR
Looking for a Personable, Energetic,
Innovative individual to work with
seniors in a local Retirement home.
P/T basis. Background knowledge in
gerontology and/or recreation a
necessity. Administrative duties
included. Forward Resume by
July 18. 1996 to:
Administrator
Rosebank Villa
534 Rodd Ave.
Pickering, Ontario
UW 2B2.
BUSINESS Ic p--; ^
;
^.eeo -,re people to,ocal
nhrilesa!e company. full hme
mly. all Margaret 728-0115
CHIT CHATS Sports
^ie d Resta..-ant Ap-
yicanons new oeing ac-
;epted for fWt-time short or
jet Cooks•part-time car
'ender Pease drop off
'esumes at %5 Dundas St
N Whitby LIP 1G8 a^'n
Mane
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
News
mat advertsers heti
iheif ad upon l7Ut'ilicat10r as
News ANerMv_r wdl n0 be
responsfofe for more mart
one Iricomw inserflon and
Rfere shall De no Iapk^f for
rfon-esereor of any advw-
ti5errlent L.ia0lldy for er-
rors In ads IS Ynrxted to the
amount paid for the space
occupying the error All
Copy 6 SUO!eC ;o Ste ap
prow(at of management of
flews Advertiser
20 AZ DRIVERS
NEEDED To
Cover New Contract
ng h.iul & J. ifil,
> t after benefits,
Paid Heekl•.
Must have 2 vears
exp., ICC, clean
abstract and police
clearance
Call MIKE at
CANSTAFF
(905)433-3667
CUST004AN Vsnawa
Ar -carr t-7r'ec Corpora
"On operation and main
-
•w,ance=ontraaor for ONO
Land Force Central Area
11frastructure ,n greater
Toronto. 's ;ook,rg i,r a
Custodian for the Oshawa
area Requires 'handyper-
S"n level sh.'s 'Cr minor
'aafrties rnwr•e^ante and
ao+ity to cavy out general
vearl..g grass cutting,
snow -emovai etc Must
provide oimr, •-aniipoiIation
tax resumes b 4.6 636
4144 Only most seiecteo
r an -nt•nmew will pe con-
tacted
?se local
P You! onJ
• • • • Irvrt • Painting A • Moving dr • Gardening b • Gardening &
.1 1 . 1 1 .1 1 . 1 ^� . 1 Decorating • storage • 1 Landscaping . I landscaping
J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. WSTER POST HOLE. HANDYMAN Extenor paint
INC. Specla!mng in custom augured past hobs. setting Ing. eavestrougn cleaning.
B� homes. additions, renova- of posts In concrete Sona yard cleanup etc Free
DOOM eons. ret rooms and tubes installed. all work Estimates Call (905)725 -
Repairs
905-837-os4s
rafts. Free esomafes. Elec-
trostatic air cleaners. hu-
mdihors. Big. Small jobs.
Cal Paul 4260295.
EUROPEAN file special-
ist, vnil nenotrw your both-
. -r karht- .ralke x
basement apartments Res-
guaranteed. (905) 665-0400 5151
identialand commercial
RENOVATIONS, Cabinetry.
Serving °s.Free Region for
over 5 yrs.
basements. Kitchens. Ado -
Carew Co 432-6865
go
Plumbingbon.
Cal! J•M 9OS-421-
bons.
can !Dart 83.1.7055
5706.
SIGON Construction Ltd..
antes and para specialists
e
senting Durham Flagon for
19 is Additions wridecks AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER
YEN rnth iarge truck will 3C
avallable. Al your pit -"rooms.
nousenoid moves esaen-
TREE MAINTENANCE & REMOVA
hal. Commercial All types of
moires Car Cart or .lane 427-
Also tree stump removal.
2856
Landscaping "Free Estimates"
111111111Ces. er
can !Dart 83.1.7055
apM Msh offices. apple-
HANGING. Quality work-
antes and para specialists
e
Senor aro mid-rrwon"' ds-
•
House
• Party
counts Lates Ex insured
Free estimates Exce4ent ser-
AJAX Moving Systems - full
Cleaning
• Sevices
vice Call 436-7795
services, moves. appkance
RENOVATIONS I
B.4f:- licensed plumber; two
y
patio doors, wwfdows. rec-
avallable. Al your pit -"rooms.
flagstone. tree est•
needs. Complete renovationsP.M
Moving 3
males. 905.5765760.
ran
Guaranteed lowest prices!
Storage
12 years. Access code 404-
No job too small!! Senior
HANGING. Quality work-
W36/wad for the dial tone.
e
discount. (905)432-2913.
Dial (905) 349.36M
ming and removal, lawn
• -
1 c4mmi'-
AJAX Moving Systems - full
Senving Oshawa a area for
�
ALVN4 SAMEDAY PLUM-
services, moves. appkance
RENOVATIONS I
B.4f:- licensed plumber; two
and piano specialists . Flat
OUALITY con" or and fur-
lob too small• no job too big.
rate or hourly. We now
nacos. Completely irfstaled
Compete Renovation. Free
Pave heated storage unfits.
r.,..,. e.,oc e.ae .cr.narae
Now offenno free boxes
MAGICIAN, down friends,
ready to entertain for any
age. any occasion Birth-
days, promotions. open-
ings. fund raisers. Magic
shows are fun! Lettuce
help. 839.7057 or 728-8334.
• • way,
39-399111.wM as floor tiles. Good ref- No rtorfay down. firwarwang anleed lowest. 905-725- '�' move. Park and load
er•nees and satisfaction RKRWJMN home / available. Cal 905-263.8784 2507 or t-800-340-0058 �'a', starting at $99. and • Flooring, TUTORING. Certified
guaranttied. For free esti- Poem s•1) Post holes or 1.800.295-0705. up Call for information.
WDG" 110= mama call D. DytWra 725- �W Sono
Concrete wwt~0 1 Pair" a 725.0005 or 427-0005. • Carpeting now TMHigh School students
DIEtROVE>tlQl><= 4913 eBobeat S.M. available, 1 Handyman • Dtreorabng
Apts.
Rec-roams, pluribingi
Additions, 131ecWW
drywall dedts,
ceramjc tflirlg 6
counter lops
15 yrs. Exp.
tall Mario
(905)619-4663.
cel. (416) 5604663 GENERAL CARPEN•
TRY, tree estimates, house
a R Maintenance &aiding additions, basements.
)airs and rerovatiorfs el-- decks. trim wont, door m-
al, Plumbing' Oefamic tiles• stallation, baseboards.
'gentry From small repairs sheds root repairs, (905)
major renovations. Fully 619.2930 Bill Jr.
aranteed, free estimates
.. _ -_-_ - -' - - - _ . - - - I
at..
Cedar a pressure treated
lumber. NI work guar-
anteed. Serving Durtwanw for
HANDYMAN with large
PANTING i PAPER -
12 years. Access code 404-
trailer will do welding. torch
HANGING. Quality work-
W36/wad for the dial tone.
cutting• plumbing• tree trim-
manship at reasonable
Dial (905) 349.36M
ming and removal, lawn
rates. Interior a Exterior.
care, decks, fences. electric
Senving Oshawa a area for
work. etc.Any )obs
25 years. Cal 725-4681
RENOVATIONS I
of
Cal Crag
BY W.LEAVER
Pro Mawr Paints
HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS -
Move big or small, we price
them all! Free estimates,
seniors discount, short notice
moves. Appliances moved,
also storage space avail
able Comparable rates
Cal 432-2850.
CARPET Installations to sttaations - 25 (Grade oy. and OAC srt their Classes
in m
years experience. restretch- September without stress.
ing, our speciality. Free esti • • L1BB Mower ,w da available. To set up
mates. D a N Duncan. 987- . B our initial evaluation call
1799 or 987-1900 y
GRACE (905)619-8886
• House LAWWMOWVM - Tune-up,
•
Clewing dill change, �rpan bade • a Business
g only Sas. . pans (Pick- . Services
updelivery from Pickering to
Bowmanvfue 15 00
Oshawa/Whitby fZr9'
NORTH STAR SMALE EN- ACCOUNTING SERVIC-
GINE SHOP 905.728-2716. ES Reasonable rates for
small business. Free Initial
• Party consultation. Full -range of
• Services bookkeeping. financial
statements. set-up budget-
ing, financial planning
RABBITwants work doing Bus./personal taxes. John
magic for children's parties D Shadoff C GA.. Picker.
and all occassions. Have ing.905-839-2233
my own magician. Cal Er-
nie 668-49U
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Career Career Career Sales HNpJ Sales Help/ Skilled Skilled For �� , For ��
Training Training Training Agent Agent Help Help
LODGERS SCHOOL
Class A.B.C.D.Z. VOW
• Bus courses available
• One-on-one or group • Fleet training
• Training available- 24 hours per day
• Air brake course • Dangerous goods • Log book
• Border crossings • Defensive driving course
PAYMENT PLAN
Aveu Aa1 r 0_1A&X
Cl1STOMZEO CORPORATE TRANNG
683-2855
FREE SEMINAR
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Career Career Career Sales HNpJ Sales Help/ Skilled Skilled For �� , For ��
Training Training Training Agent Agent Help Help
LODGERS SCHOOL
Class A.B.C.D.Z. VOW
• Bus courses available
• One-on-one or group • Fleet training
• Training available- 24 hours per day
• Air brake course • Dangerous goods • Log book
• Border crossings • Defensive driving course
PAYMENT PLAN
Aveu Aa1 r 0_1A&X
Cl1STOMZEO CORPORATE TRANNG
683-2855
FREE SEMINAR
FOR ALL FLEET SIZES
JULY 30th
f
lie �' 40 ®
ASK LIS How WE CAN SAVE You YOf1Ey
40 HUNTS. AJAX
7 00 P .M.
General General General
Help Help Help
English/French
Working at the advanced PC support level, you would be
responsible for handling Calls, system testing and
implementation and hardware configuration: responding to
software inquiries, security administration. preparing and
updating support material and researching applicatioNsystem
Requirements
Advanced PC skills. LAN experience. ACD experience an
Effective commurrtabon skills. both written and verbal in
English and French
Good interpersonal and organizational skills
Superior problem -solving and deasion-making skins
• A high degree of flexibility is required as shift work is
Location Oshawa Schedule 40 hours per ween
As a member of the Mimes team. you will enpy an attractive
salary and benefits package Please forward a detailed
resurle by tax or mail on or before July 19. 1996. quoting File
No ACCO796 to
DRAPERY Manuta lav- ,n
,age sees exp*
nenzec sewing heir Cal
(90_ a28-0117
DRIVERS
WANTED
Rcke-ing area "ax
company
requires Drivers
Immediately
Full / part time
6111"467
EARN S&00/WEEK from
^omeTyping forms tun
assembly sorting mad
(416,635-2701 Earn $100
Book you read from hone'
1416,631--2791 Code 6
EARN UP TO
SM. A WEEK
We need people to make
!ewi Ined(lace. Wamiet.
earring - Job available.
coast to a" from your
tome No experience
needed. Send a self-ad-
dressed stamped erwelope
to
Ke"irc Iris Corp.,
991 Malfte50m
81trd. E
Jim
Mississail 9t Ont.
uW M
EXPER934M nag ternni-
aw for Oshawa Centre. Call
Robert 905-420-1440.
EXPERIENCED waitress/
water full-time or part-time
apply after 2p.m. Kathryn's
Grill 8 Bar 376 Kingston Rd.
Pickering
FENCE
INSTALLERS
REQUIRED
Expcneaced lin
hrktustrial, commercial
arxl reskdrnual chain
link. and guide rail
(905)723-1200
STYLIST wanted full time
and pan time. immediate
position for busy salon
Salary plus commisson
Gall 723-60.90
FIRST COOK S short or
oer =onk ,ec ' ')r restau-
rant catering nal Exper
once necessary Fax re-
sume to 905-623-2257 or
-ail to 1000 Bbd St E
Oshawa L 1 H 8 S 7
VVe Day you alrecvy tc
assefrilve our products.
Easy wont No
experience necessary
For FREE details send
S A.S.E to
Five Star Enterpnoes
IW Uverpool Rd.. Stell 21
Piekerirg Ont, 11
V90
NOW WOULD you oke to
ea, GREAT CASH sellrg
Toronto Sun subscriptions
Earn S13-17!orow, Choose
your own hours' Start hm-
medafely' Contact Scon
Robinson or Mike Froder-
lcks (416)431-7744 or 1-
800-994-9295
MOVIE PEOPLE. Toron-
to's tastest growing agency
seeks extras for firm and TV
work. all types. no exp. req.
Eam S7-$22.80/hr Work
guaranteed we Ike peo-
ple on movie sets every
day. Call Jonathan
(416)961-2226.
RIR or licensed masseuse
excellent worlung cond-
tions. good wage, Cal
619-8267,
SALES Closers wanted
Must be posiwe 6 enlhu-
skastic. Direct in-home
sales experience preferred
but not essential. Exce4ern
commission structure. All
leads 3 training provided.
Reliable car a must. Call
Moe (905)428-2022
SECRET SHOPPERS
needed $10 415 per hour
Apply on the internet (
www•secretshopnet,com ).
STYLIST required - graduated, training
in hair-coiDunng/permingi
toils provided. Must be ex-
perienced. Ask for Joe 905-
831-6531
SUPERINTENOEM.
COUPLE. for hall complex.
accommodations provided,
knowledge of Ukrainian
language required Call
905-576-4131
TALENT TEST
% exponenceci Ail
ares Modeling TV
,. merdal Film No
:asses' No photo
51o011;' Real Agents'
Peal Work Interviews
^ S week
(415)362.99ii
TAXI DRIVERS ane var
divers eeoea lull or
Part-time must be over, 25.
contact Bev Ica m -3p m
Mon day -F nday. 571-1331.
or apply to 190 warenoo
Unit 1A. (upstairs) Oshawa
TELEMARKETERS
needed immediately full-
time Cap Jeff Peters at 1-
600-268-0600 ext 608-
5300
' C"fice
H*IP
M you are married. single
single parent, separated or
dwomod you may quaky
for Financial Assistance
DIP/CERT. programs avail-
able Ouark. Illustrator.
Photo Shop, Director.
Premier, Access, ACcpac.
Autocad. C++. Visual Basic.
Unix. Novell Engineer,
windows N T. Small Talk,
Power Point. Word, Excel.
Durham Business Cornput-
er College, 427-3010
PART TAW bookkeeper
position (approx. 20 his. /
week) available imme-
diately len small local con-
struction office Computer
and manual bookkeeping
skills required. Accpec Plus
knowledge a must. Send
resume to Med-Tn Devel-
opments. RRa5, Oshawa
Ont L1H8L7
Saks
1 tidy, Agtlnta
COPY AND PRINT shop
in Durham requires exp.
Sales Rep Must have full
knowledge of Litho. some
knowledge of Bindery. Co-
iour and Black d While
copying Must be self moti-
vated Fax resume to 905
420-8933
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
Required Immediately
ADVERTISING SALES
REPRESENTATIVE
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 I Pickering
News Advertiser
130 Commercial Ave. , Ajax
Ontario, L1 S 2H5
Fax. # 619-9068
THE NEW
WHITBY TOYOTA
requlrt�,
Experience Sales Professional
(Male/Female)
'Ac are current{. loxhktng torr in above
.!---rage dedicated sales professional to
,• 1phment our sales department. This is
r excellent opportunity for someone who
.,ants to get in%olved with one of the
:1-,,-,t lines of vehicles available. Our
.:,tomer, are always happy if its time
'r a change, give us a call
Please -.end vour rtwume or call our
salt -s manager.
(905)668-4792
Tor. Line (905)686-2228
Fax (9051.130--7874
Sales Help/Daycare
AgentMOAvailable
MATURE Satyrs Pw+s ,
wanlec or glass corripsrh'
U6v have own vehicle
Contact Paul 728-6394
TWO SALES REPRESEN-
TATIVES Ground floor op-
: Ytavees exist wrtn an as-
'abimhw comoary new in
"e Durham marketplace
No have a prover product
»it,, international accapt-
ance ff you were to de-
s�;nbe your*" as bright,
�),.ok fresh and carow-on
enfold nom the desire to
eam in excess of 550.000
coir year. }heel call Jen Pet -
es at 1-800.268-0600 ext
6083300 Fax resume to
905420-8421
IMSkilled
Help
BINDERY FOLDER OP-
ERATOR Required .Must be
experienced in all aspects
of toldng, and additional
knowledge of Cutting and
sMchrng would be helpful
Contact Pte Mercer at Ma-
rarJe Press Lathed. Osha-
wa at 905-723-3438
EXPERIENCED con-
struction supervisor com-
mercial and industrial. Su-
pervise all sub -trades, r*-
sporwble 3 coordirate all
ongoing prgects. Interper-
sonal and communication
Skills Organized, energetic.
Hand Delver umto
J W Contractingres, 630e Eu-
clid St. Whby.
FULL TUM denW recap -
banal / assistant. Motivated
team player with two years
reception experiences a
must. Please Fax resume
to 905-427-9651 or Call
906-427-1443.
SM, WN1teedd
NANNY, live in /out. for 3
beautiful French speaking
children, 4 12, 3, 3 1 12.
Pickering, Start late Aug.
Must speak French, non-
smoker, 420-2047
AvalAce
Mother Of two I can han-
dle any hours Very rea-
sonable rates Lots of
TLC Safe happy envh-
onment First aide and
CPR "W"
Please cam Debbie
905 -683 -SW
Teacher "as mace
available for cNldu". hot
meats. play a,*a. Clow to
park, School Bayfy/Krosno
area Call Linda tot more
into 420-OUI
EXPERIENCED babysa-
ter available Loving and
•eilabe Any age welcome,
roterences available Brock
and Pickering Parkway
area Please call Mana
428-0756
SOUTH Ajax. 5 minutes
St James/Duffins Bay
schools. references and re-
cepts. Block parent. back
up care. 7am-5 30p m
Catherine 686 1673
' Firewood
FW&VOOD - Apple, Oak,
Maple. Beach. Low prices.
Free Delivery. Seung
Pickering, Ajax, Whitby and
Oshawa DURHAM FIRE-
WOOD 427-4741.
SK t06 a Pa3em for fire-
wood, hardwood 3 soft-
wood mixed, pre cart or bro-
ken, delivery available.
Large, 8 small loeds. Litrled
time offer. call (905)430-
9013.
Jftrket
34 Fluorescent light fix -
axes complete with covers.
$250. Call 725.2383,
SECTIONAL SOFA, 4
PC . wheat coloured, ,
5499. queen size bed-
room suite, $499 all in ex-
cellent condition call 686-
6191.
WUDER ffexband workout
bench, never used $150.
Exercycle $50 Call 427-
7270
0
IMAGE PAC
Image Pac, a division of MacMillan
Bathurst and leader in specialty
corrugated products is currently seeking
an Ontario certified millwright.
INDUSTRIAL MILLWRIGHT
MECHANIC
The successful candidate will have
completed the required apprenticeship
program and have a minimum of 2 years
related experience in the maintenance of
production equipment. Experience with
ci,rrugators would be a definite asset.
%%e offer a competitive salary along
1v ith comprehensive benefits. If you are
!rterested in a challenging position
with a dynamic organization, please
"nd or fax vour resume, in confidence, by
Iuly 26, 194, to:
Human Resources Supervisor
Image Pac, a division of
MacMillan Bathurst
730 Islington Ave.
Toronto, Ontario M8Z 4N8
Fax: (416) 259-3306
agencies or telephone calla pleasc. We
thank all applicants. however. only those
under ccxtsid-rauo n will he contacted.
Nr: vious applicants nerd not apply
ArticlesArticles
for Sale For Sale
LIKE ^ew soe
fa idf wnitel Custom Made -age
-
s6E -, Antique wail t*-
onone (converted) $495.
Antique can (great coffee
alio) $175. Dtshwasrw
aimost nowt $425. Other
toms (905) 666-5308
ABSOLUTELY must go 3
�c leather Sofa Sat. kdchen
'abi*/c ars dresser. n got
,able. and much more cal
509-5482. best omw
AIR Condtaner. 5150
' 1,oC Kawasaki J* 44
Ski 0
S?000 905-576-0132
Asking 52650 for a black
,au- YAMAHA piano, pro
-
ressional Studio model Cal
f905) 837-6676
BE COOL! Auto. window
3 central as conditioning
service Best prices Fast.
We
rviiaservice 905-725-
8708
BUSINESS REDUC-
TION SALE tree planf'i'
sBoC. woo, Soifer $1500.
Brill on seeder $300. meg
welder $400, 2 chain ho -
ahs 5100 each.
oi. 2 or condr-
aons $100 each. 81 Fordpt
5 ton dumruck 52 500
Round pan $1 000m , West -
* saddles 6 tindals . so-
lar dish. $1.000 Call Ron
(705) 786-3411
CARPET 3 rooms. 5299,
pnCO includes 30 yards d
carpet. pro -Kon pad . and
installation Sal 905-432-
2750
Carpet Broker. too ..
Nylon thick. plush. Stan re-
s Stant carpet. For 3 rooms.
c
only 1369.00. Pnce in-
udes 30 Sq. yds carpet.
deluxe pad and installation
n your home Free quota -
ton . in your dome. No n-
lerest. no payment for one
tun yew. ye. Daneal. t-800-
217-0104
CARPETS - Ids d Carpel.
10D% nylon. now sten m -
lease carpets on haW. I wit
Carpet 3 rooms. $349. Price
includes carpet. premium
pad, expert i stalation. fast
delivery. kee eslrnates (30
yards). Norman 666.2314.
COMPUTERS - NOTE-
BOOKS. new and used.
New OX 2J66's 01695., new
pentium NB's 75's 16 MB
ram. 800 MB hard dives
DSTN color $2,750. Lots of
differences choices. Used
from $195. 386 Desk lops
from $135. New 486 sys-
tems with cold monitors
from $899. PCM CIA CE
Yom drives for notebooks
from $255. Upgrade any
purchase, non portable 8
me at S%. Computer
Clearance Center, Bow -
m 10i (905) 697-3059
Fax your price inquires to
(905)697-1817
CONTENT SALE: Sofa 3
bveseal 5499. Pine bar wJ
canopy $120. York 2001
$99. Rowing machne $60.
Dinette suite $225. Dresser
w/mimor 545. 23' TV, SSO.
905-683-7931 or 905-U
5852.
ment'Band set ApPro>< 5k
Diamond Appraised
$1200 00 Asking $600 00
O B O 7 months old Cap
(9051 665 7537 after 6prn
DeeNG room suite. 9
paces asking 5895 Ktcn
K. tale W6 chain. $195
Antique butler. $250 Call
905-831-1822
DINING ROOM Suite, ap-
proximately 90 year old,
sold walnut. asking
$1600 00 can 728-4237
NOT SUMMER DEALS.
New Penhu- 'JC com-
plete system price $1849.
GVC 288 modems $199.
Mortal Komhbal N $60 The
Lion King $35. Compton's
new media CO 535. Fatty
Bears $55 AN expert fries
$16 CL&wgon Computers
164 Baseline Rd Bowman -
V1111141, Tel (9051697 3059
Fax (905)697 1817
LARGE microwave S65.
IC speed race bike $90.
Ladies 5 speed bike 560.
black 8 white portable TV
$60. electric downngger,
rod 6 reel 5275. bar -be -cue
with full tank $50 Al above
o b o 668-421 C
LIKE NEW! Kenmore
washer 8 dryer S725ipahr
Eureka central vac unit
5575 Five piece dung
room $650 Oak TV stand
S75 Exercise bike $150
Donne tent $75 Four peace
cdlee lade set $375 Cal
905-721-7574
OAKNINE FuR111TURE-
Why pay retail prices') One
d Ontario's oldest and lar-
gest manufacturer is now
SO" dre i to the public.
Eg. solid bat 7 pe defog -
room or 6 Pr solid pine
bedroom, your choice
$1995: miry sten choices.
Tradional Woodworking
905-985-8774
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The Minacs Group Inc.
■ TheThsWed*bvsAdter WCWss edDepatTat ■
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915 Sandy Beach Road
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Pickering. Ontario L 1 w 1 Z5
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skis. Poles SW, humidifierMUCH=
be corxaced Pnwous appicants need not appy
DRAPERY Manuta lav- ,n
,age sees exp*
nenzec sewing heir Cal
(90_ a28-0117
DRIVERS
WANTED
Rcke-ing area "ax
company
requires Drivers
Immediately
Full / part time
6111"467
EARN S&00/WEEK from
^omeTyping forms tun
assembly sorting mad
(416,635-2701 Earn $100
Book you read from hone'
1416,631--2791 Code 6
EARN UP TO
SM. A WEEK
We need people to make
!ewi Ined(lace. Wamiet.
earring - Job available.
coast to a" from your
tome No experience
needed. Send a self-ad-
dressed stamped erwelope
to
Ke"irc Iris Corp.,
991 Malfte50m
81trd. E
Jim
Mississail 9t Ont.
uW M
EXPER934M nag ternni-
aw for Oshawa Centre. Call
Robert 905-420-1440.
EXPERIENCED waitress/
water full-time or part-time
apply after 2p.m. Kathryn's
Grill 8 Bar 376 Kingston Rd.
Pickering
FENCE
INSTALLERS
REQUIRED
Expcneaced lin
hrktustrial, commercial
arxl reskdrnual chain
link. and guide rail
(905)723-1200
STYLIST wanted full time
and pan time. immediate
position for busy salon
Salary plus commisson
Gall 723-60.90
FIRST COOK S short or
oer =onk ,ec ' ')r restau-
rant catering nal Exper
once necessary Fax re-
sume to 905-623-2257 or
-ail to 1000 Bbd St E
Oshawa L 1 H 8 S 7
VVe Day you alrecvy tc
assefrilve our products.
Easy wont No
experience necessary
For FREE details send
S A.S.E to
Five Star Enterpnoes
IW Uverpool Rd.. Stell 21
Piekerirg Ont, 11
V90
NOW WOULD you oke to
ea, GREAT CASH sellrg
Toronto Sun subscriptions
Earn S13-17!orow, Choose
your own hours' Start hm-
medafely' Contact Scon
Robinson or Mike Froder-
lcks (416)431-7744 or 1-
800-994-9295
MOVIE PEOPLE. Toron-
to's tastest growing agency
seeks extras for firm and TV
work. all types. no exp. req.
Eam S7-$22.80/hr Work
guaranteed we Ike peo-
ple on movie sets every
day. Call Jonathan
(416)961-2226.
RIR or licensed masseuse
excellent worlung cond-
tions. good wage, Cal
619-8267,
SALES Closers wanted
Must be posiwe 6 enlhu-
skastic. Direct in-home
sales experience preferred
but not essential. Exce4ern
commission structure. All
leads 3 training provided.
Reliable car a must. Call
Moe (905)428-2022
SECRET SHOPPERS
needed $10 415 per hour
Apply on the internet (
www•secretshopnet,com ).
STYLIST required - graduated, training
in hair-coiDunng/permingi
toils provided. Must be ex-
perienced. Ask for Joe 905-
831-6531
SUPERINTENOEM.
COUPLE. for hall complex.
accommodations provided,
knowledge of Ukrainian
language required Call
905-576-4131
TALENT TEST
% exponenceci Ail
ares Modeling TV
,. merdal Film No
:asses' No photo
51o011;' Real Agents'
Peal Work Interviews
^ S week
(415)362.99ii
TAXI DRIVERS ane var
divers eeoea lull or
Part-time must be over, 25.
contact Bev Ica m -3p m
Mon day -F nday. 571-1331.
or apply to 190 warenoo
Unit 1A. (upstairs) Oshawa
TELEMARKETERS
needed immediately full-
time Cap Jeff Peters at 1-
600-268-0600 ext 608-
5300
' C"fice
H*IP
M you are married. single
single parent, separated or
dwomod you may quaky
for Financial Assistance
DIP/CERT. programs avail-
able Ouark. Illustrator.
Photo Shop, Director.
Premier, Access, ACcpac.
Autocad. C++. Visual Basic.
Unix. Novell Engineer,
windows N T. Small Talk,
Power Point. Word, Excel.
Durham Business Cornput-
er College, 427-3010
PART TAW bookkeeper
position (approx. 20 his. /
week) available imme-
diately len small local con-
struction office Computer
and manual bookkeeping
skills required. Accpec Plus
knowledge a must. Send
resume to Med-Tn Devel-
opments. RRa5, Oshawa
Ont L1H8L7
Saks
1 tidy, Agtlnta
COPY AND PRINT shop
in Durham requires exp.
Sales Rep Must have full
knowledge of Litho. some
knowledge of Bindery. Co-
iour and Black d While
copying Must be self moti-
vated Fax resume to 905
420-8933
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
Required Immediately
ADVERTISING SALES
REPRESENTATIVE
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 I Pickering
News Advertiser
130 Commercial Ave. , Ajax
Ontario, L1 S 2H5
Fax. # 619-9068
THE NEW
WHITBY TOYOTA
requlrt�,
Experience Sales Professional
(Male/Female)
'Ac are current{. loxhktng torr in above
.!---rage dedicated sales professional to
,• 1phment our sales department. This is
r excellent opportunity for someone who
.,ants to get in%olved with one of the
:1-,,-,t lines of vehicles available. Our
.:,tomer, are always happy if its time
'r a change, give us a call
Please -.end vour rtwume or call our
salt -s manager.
(905)668-4792
Tor. Line (905)686-2228
Fax (9051.130--7874
Sales Help/Daycare
AgentMOAvailable
MATURE Satyrs Pw+s ,
wanlec or glass corripsrh'
U6v have own vehicle
Contact Paul 728-6394
TWO SALES REPRESEN-
TATIVES Ground floor op-
: Ytavees exist wrtn an as-
'abimhw comoary new in
"e Durham marketplace
No have a prover product
»it,, international accapt-
ance ff you were to de-
s�;nbe your*" as bright,
�),.ok fresh and carow-on
enfold nom the desire to
eam in excess of 550.000
coir year. }heel call Jen Pet -
es at 1-800.268-0600 ext
6083300 Fax resume to
905420-8421
IMSkilled
Help
BINDERY FOLDER OP-
ERATOR Required .Must be
experienced in all aspects
of toldng, and additional
knowledge of Cutting and
sMchrng would be helpful
Contact Pte Mercer at Ma-
rarJe Press Lathed. Osha-
wa at 905-723-3438
EXPERIENCED con-
struction supervisor com-
mercial and industrial. Su-
pervise all sub -trades, r*-
sporwble 3 coordirate all
ongoing prgects. Interper-
sonal and communication
Skills Organized, energetic.
Hand Delver umto
J W Contractingres, 630e Eu-
clid St. Whby.
FULL TUM denW recap -
banal / assistant. Motivated
team player with two years
reception experiences a
must. Please Fax resume
to 905-427-9651 or Call
906-427-1443.
SM, WN1teedd
NANNY, live in /out. for 3
beautiful French speaking
children, 4 12, 3, 3 1 12.
Pickering, Start late Aug.
Must speak French, non-
smoker, 420-2047
AvalAce
Mother Of two I can han-
dle any hours Very rea-
sonable rates Lots of
TLC Safe happy envh-
onment First aide and
CPR "W"
Please cam Debbie
905 -683 -SW
Teacher "as mace
available for cNldu". hot
meats. play a,*a. Clow to
park, School Bayfy/Krosno
area Call Linda tot more
into 420-OUI
EXPERIENCED babysa-
ter available Loving and
•eilabe Any age welcome,
roterences available Brock
and Pickering Parkway
area Please call Mana
428-0756
SOUTH Ajax. 5 minutes
St James/Duffins Bay
schools. references and re-
cepts. Block parent. back
up care. 7am-5 30p m
Catherine 686 1673
' Firewood
FW&VOOD - Apple, Oak,
Maple. Beach. Low prices.
Free Delivery. Seung
Pickering, Ajax, Whitby and
Oshawa DURHAM FIRE-
WOOD 427-4741.
SK t06 a Pa3em for fire-
wood, hardwood 3 soft-
wood mixed, pre cart or bro-
ken, delivery available.
Large, 8 small loeds. Litrled
time offer. call (905)430-
9013.
Jftrket
34 Fluorescent light fix -
axes complete with covers.
$250. Call 725.2383,
SECTIONAL SOFA, 4
PC . wheat coloured, ,
5499. queen size bed-
room suite, $499 all in ex-
cellent condition call 686-
6191.
WUDER ffexband workout
bench, never used $150.
Exercycle $50 Call 427-
7270
0
IMAGE PAC
Image Pac, a division of MacMillan
Bathurst and leader in specialty
corrugated products is currently seeking
an Ontario certified millwright.
INDUSTRIAL MILLWRIGHT
MECHANIC
The successful candidate will have
completed the required apprenticeship
program and have a minimum of 2 years
related experience in the maintenance of
production equipment. Experience with
ci,rrugators would be a definite asset.
%%e offer a competitive salary along
1v ith comprehensive benefits. If you are
!rterested in a challenging position
with a dynamic organization, please
"nd or fax vour resume, in confidence, by
Iuly 26, 194, to:
Human Resources Supervisor
Image Pac, a division of
MacMillan Bathurst
730 Islington Ave.
Toronto, Ontario M8Z 4N8
Fax: (416) 259-3306
agencies or telephone calla pleasc. We
thank all applicants. however. only those
under ccxtsid-rauo n will he contacted.
Nr: vious applicants nerd not apply
ArticlesArticles
for Sale For Sale
LIKE ^ew soe
fa idf wnitel Custom Made -age
-
s6E -, Antique wail t*-
onone (converted) $495.
Antique can (great coffee
alio) $175. Dtshwasrw
aimost nowt $425. Other
toms (905) 666-5308
ABSOLUTELY must go 3
�c leather Sofa Sat. kdchen
'abi*/c ars dresser. n got
,able. and much more cal
509-5482. best omw
AIR Condtaner. 5150
' 1,oC Kawasaki J* 44
Ski 0
S?000 905-576-0132
Asking 52650 for a black
,au- YAMAHA piano, pro
-
ressional Studio model Cal
f905) 837-6676
BE COOL! Auto. window
3 central as conditioning
service Best prices Fast.
We
rviiaservice 905-725-
8708
BUSINESS REDUC-
TION SALE tree planf'i'
sBoC. woo, Soifer $1500.
Brill on seeder $300. meg
welder $400, 2 chain ho -
ahs 5100 each.
oi. 2 or condr-
aons $100 each. 81 Fordpt
5 ton dumruck 52 500
Round pan $1 000m , West -
* saddles 6 tindals . so-
lar dish. $1.000 Call Ron
(705) 786-3411
CARPET 3 rooms. 5299,
pnCO includes 30 yards d
carpet. pro -Kon pad . and
installation Sal 905-432-
2750
Carpet Broker. too ..
Nylon thick. plush. Stan re-
s Stant carpet. For 3 rooms.
c
only 1369.00. Pnce in-
udes 30 Sq. yds carpet.
deluxe pad and installation
n your home Free quota -
ton . in your dome. No n-
lerest. no payment for one
tun yew. ye. Daneal. t-800-
217-0104
CARPETS - Ids d Carpel.
10D% nylon. now sten m -
lease carpets on haW. I wit
Carpet 3 rooms. $349. Price
includes carpet. premium
pad, expert i stalation. fast
delivery. kee eslrnates (30
yards). Norman 666.2314.
COMPUTERS - NOTE-
BOOKS. new and used.
New OX 2J66's 01695., new
pentium NB's 75's 16 MB
ram. 800 MB hard dives
DSTN color $2,750. Lots of
differences choices. Used
from $195. 386 Desk lops
from $135. New 486 sys-
tems with cold monitors
from $899. PCM CIA CE
Yom drives for notebooks
from $255. Upgrade any
purchase, non portable 8
me at S%. Computer
Clearance Center, Bow -
m 10i (905) 697-3059
Fax your price inquires to
(905)697-1817
CONTENT SALE: Sofa 3
bveseal 5499. Pine bar wJ
canopy $120. York 2001
$99. Rowing machne $60.
Dinette suite $225. Dresser
w/mimor 545. 23' TV, SSO.
905-683-7931 or 905-U
5852.
ment'Band set ApPro>< 5k
Diamond Appraised
$1200 00 Asking $600 00
O B O 7 months old Cap
(9051 665 7537 after 6prn
DeeNG room suite. 9
paces asking 5895 Ktcn
K. tale W6 chain. $195
Antique butler. $250 Call
905-831-1822
DINING ROOM Suite, ap-
proximately 90 year old,
sold walnut. asking
$1600 00 can 728-4237
NOT SUMMER DEALS.
New Penhu- 'JC com-
plete system price $1849.
GVC 288 modems $199.
Mortal Komhbal N $60 The
Lion King $35. Compton's
new media CO 535. Fatty
Bears $55 AN expert fries
$16 CL&wgon Computers
164 Baseline Rd Bowman -
V1111141, Tel (9051697 3059
Fax (905)697 1817
LARGE microwave S65.
IC speed race bike $90.
Ladies 5 speed bike 560.
black 8 white portable TV
$60. electric downngger,
rod 6 reel 5275. bar -be -cue
with full tank $50 Al above
o b o 668-421 C
LIKE NEW! Kenmore
washer 8 dryer S725ipahr
Eureka central vac unit
5575 Five piece dung
room $650 Oak TV stand
S75 Exercise bike $150
Donne tent $75 Four peace
cdlee lade set $375 Cal
905-721-7574
OAKNINE FuR111TURE-
Why pay retail prices') One
d Ontario's oldest and lar-
gest manufacturer is now
SO" dre i to the public.
Eg. solid bat 7 pe defog -
room or 6 Pr solid pine
bedroom, your choice
$1995: miry sten choices.
Tradional Woodworking
905-985-8774
woomm ■■mmomom■
■HOW ARE WE DOING'
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■ TheThsWed*bvsAdter WCWss edDepatTat ■
■ s=m*dbpmidNouraWne wlhtte best
■
■ possbiewmeAlewouldaFpredialeyarc�ndd
meats. silver. adwer-
' toys' decoys' ddo,
■ msporlseb he que*nsbebw.
■
■ 1. Was your call answered promptly?
■
SALE: Bed, queen, base.
■
adbod. water rnaltress,
hear
Brodkhin.
heater cross country
olss
skis. Poles SW, humidifierMUCH=
■ 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly,
■
■ courteous service?
■
■
■ 3. Are you satisfied with the response to your
;
■ advertisement?
■
■ 4. Suggestions or comments:
■
■ We would like to hear from you.
■
■ If you prefer,
■ please contact Fred Eismont
■
■ at 576-9335, or 683-0707
■
■
■ or fill out this coupon
■ and mail to:
■
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■
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■
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■
■ 965 Farewell St.
■
■ Oshawa, Ontario
■
■ UH 7L5
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'Your satisfaction is Cue measure of our sticcess'
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ArticlesArticles
For Sale Wanted
SIX ADULT JACUIzl NEEDED: 4 or 8
Pc
Whirlpool Best One, 905- Voice Data System
Call
4-8 Fred at 576-9335
SWEETHEART Natural NEEDED: 4 or 6
port
silk ioeodmg cress. size 6. voice Data System
never wom, 5700 ved in- Free K 576-9335
ckded Can 723-3038
Can
KENWOOD 200 wan
complete home steno sys-
tem 5 Disc CO. dol Cos -
son*, tower speakers Rent
to own by phone from
$7 SO/week Call today
(905)571-1413
RCA 18' SATELLITE
DISH. orgtal sourv1pcture.
remote, over 175 channels
to choose from RENT TO
OWN BY PHONE Only
$888rneek CAN 905-571-
1413
TOStNaA 27 stereo trMe-
vision Bonus 6 yr parts
and labour warranty No
motley down Rent to own
by phone for as little as
$6.00/w**k Call (905)
571-1413
WHAT A DEAL! Single
bed 1 12 yrs old $75 Sin-
yytlee bell 2 12 yrs old $50.
Macintosh SE computer
and arwpe --alar 2 printer
5300. HNena or lan 435-
1032.
YAMAHA Glavnova digital
piano. 88" $15%. 'Wilde
sewing rnactiew in cabinet
$100 L Kerienore Mao -
PUNOS - GIRANDFA- waw75
S. 13' Bicycle -
THER CLOCKS Please detach trenorig wheels $30.3
exicuss the TOSS. we're draww Mir* oabief
renovating! New and used $20. Cal )43D-7055.
pier". Not sun? tient 10 -alc
own, W. size, upright' 1NaMad POO*grand, digital. keyboards.
AH 1995 merdiarWise re ;W
Q..,
ducedf Telep Piano Works, Slee
UNWANTED Scrap metal
pckec ip tndges. slaves.
washer. dryer. cars.
trucks etc Can (9051430-
9013 --
WANTED CAMERAS
Old Chin and glasslewof-
Ieryr, microscopes. t*e-
scdpes. bnoaatar arw re -
LOW its, Clocks. watch-
es. furniture, anything ole
432-1678
Arts &
• Crafts
1001S of ceramic molds foi
sale - 60% off list price
Cindy or Rob 427-7099
CERAMIC WAREHOUSE
New hours. 10 am.. 3pm-
Tuee -Sat. Votonan Santaf
in stock now! Take Sol
ready to decorate. Bisgw
on your Holidays ! 133:
Boundary Road. Unit 03
Oshawa. 905-725-6709
' Ando et
NEW MUSIC a -zine 4
hUpJ/www.dud,rtneers/
238hdex Nan
433-1491.ANTIQUIES
Absolutely,
ROLLER CONVEYER, 9
Purchasing furniture an -
sections. 2 fl x 10 ff. wife,
Y01m9 old- Sce v6c itstru-
clans.
stands. Made by Mathew.
meats. silver. adwer-
' toys' decoys' ddo,
5850 or offer. (613) 475 -
milk bottles, collections or
3732.
estates. Cath Robert Bowen
SALE: Bed, queen, base.
Antiques (905) 655-8049,
adbod. water rnaltress,
hear
Brodkhin.
heater cross country
olss
skis. Poles SW, humidifierMUCH=
525. electric broom 520.
Call (905)725.8663.
HOT DEALS AVAIL
ABLE - 1W x 24' reetarg
ular Kayak pod inckudel
decks 3 fencing. $4,995
Meets local by-laws, 25yk
warranty. 1-800.668-7561
PickerilglAllax, phare 416
796-7509.
Y .Sales
SHEDHAN - Ouality bam
=Me sled ldt 6 x 6' SPE-
CIAL ONLY $295 plus tax.
Many Other sizes and styles
t,»J
YARD SALT SIGNS
be sluts io �t
available. Also garages
and decks. 761 McKay Rd.
stru
downy~
Unit 3, Prdkenng. For more
info. call 905.619.2093.
SIERRA AIR CONDITION-
ER. MOO BTU, (top of the
line), brand new, asking
SSW. Width 22', height 15
1/4' d will fit large. 404-
9573.
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lt0 1/s1! Imep aw
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' Computer Computer Automobiles ' 1 Automobile
Video Video For Sale For Sal
WOLF'S-'A•./DA" 3A
INTERNET SERVICE
AVAILABLE
Home and web page creation Hyper
link and server storage.
Call John Duarte
at 579-4400
1991 CAVALIER Z24
'-Oect conditror 5 speee
I ', 103.000 kms. new
:etch. brakes. exhaust
Metallic blue $9500 905-
2E3-2478
1991 Ford Crown YCtOna,
a • .rir 351 cu r. pis. p/b.
C, .. certified 54750 obo
5-4865
FOUND 3 cats. short her.
winre . some gray. 4 yrs
:ic 2 tabbies. greyish
Srowwn w/wh4e. 1.2 yrs old
Whites Rd IS 401) 420-
2332
W11
Pe11115
pu,�p�p,,i�•,,$�/
$�/1 -""7
GOLDEN RErRtEVER to -
"'ale pups Born Apr) 2nd.
S300 I st shots and do-
.-med 905-983-5968
MINIATURE schnauzer
"aye Pups non-slieddim
r ce includes first shots
Parents regiStefed AKC
-all ,9051619-1745
COLLIE pups for sake.
C registered. eyes
"'Cited first shots, tentaiisr
ale. ready to go now Call
=5) 277-2528
BARN for rent Suitable for
.•Ses etcwith pasture
:.cared near Lakendge/
"3„nton Rd Whitby 905-
4e7-6660
POODLE PUPS Eight
reeks Old, gogoous white
-ales CKCC registered.
ots, tattooed. tvn 4n
3�arantee. The perfect pat.
'-613-965-6321.
FREE to good home. WV&
adult male dog, bleck Lab
Pointer mix, house tracked.
obedient, an excellent
companan. WS -509-4400
evenings.
OSHAWA OBEDIENCE
ASSOC. Monday nod
Puppy and Aaenkon. Tues
-lay - Pre-Tiddifiovice arta
Basic 35-088 rkovx CON
Lhasa Apso pups for sale.
Non
sheddinl;iealth v•r1-.
d
House 504-
dPaynnerk► t� avail-
able (705) 786.3124.
tEAM OBEDIENCE next
asses (PUPPy,Novioe)
fart July 27, 31 Weekday,
t:enm9 and Saturday
fasses available; with
man classes guaranteed.
1977 MGB GonvertiDie
5 speed. hatchback 2 SL.
CSI lxne
omputeraid
1991 Honda Civic hdtch-
,ack ea. 73.000 kms
1. 1
;tanoard. sunroof. JVC
Tuition. problem r•soluOpr. upgrades in
�toroo. Reduced for Quick
your Nome How to got more computer for
'ale )54999 Call
"105)435-0549
teas money. Highly cortrpeOtive rafts.
RS Black, S speed. AmFM
drbon, 51200 obo 436-
1991 Sunbird LE. 4 door.
6244
J6 ac automatic, iWrtifed,
' '
go LOS! air AIJtOfTK/blle$
trader hitch. 66.000 Kms.
Found for Sale
S7000 Cat 509-1113
4 door auto. $1450 cwb-
1992 DODGE Shadow.
FOUND 3 cats. short her.
winre . some gray. 4 yrs
:ic 2 tabbies. greyish
Srowwn w/wh4e. 1.2 yrs old
Whites Rd IS 401) 420-
2332
W11
Pe11115
pu,�p�p,,i�•,,$�/
$�/1 -""7
GOLDEN RErRtEVER to -
"'ale pups Born Apr) 2nd.
S300 I st shots and do-
.-med 905-983-5968
MINIATURE schnauzer
"aye Pups non-slieddim
r ce includes first shots
Parents regiStefed AKC
-all ,9051619-1745
COLLIE pups for sake.
C registered. eyes
"'Cited first shots, tentaiisr
ale. ready to go now Call
=5) 277-2528
BARN for rent Suitable for
.•Ses etcwith pasture
:.cared near Lakendge/
"3„nton Rd Whitby 905-
4e7-6660
POODLE PUPS Eight
reeks Old, gogoous white
-ales CKCC registered.
ots, tattooed. tvn 4n
3�arantee. The perfect pat.
'-613-965-6321.
FREE to good home. WV&
adult male dog, bleck Lab
Pointer mix, house tracked.
obedient, an excellent
companan. WS -509-4400
evenings.
OSHAWA OBEDIENCE
ASSOC. Monday nod
Puppy and Aaenkon. Tues
-lay - Pre-Tiddifiovice arta
Basic 35-088 rkovx CON
Lhasa Apso pups for sale.
Non
sheddinl;iealth v•r1-.
d
House 504-
dPaynnerk► t� avail-
able (705) 786.3124.
tEAM OBEDIENCE next
asses (PUPPy,Novioe)
fart July 27, 31 Weekday,
t:enm9 and Saturday
fasses available; with
man classes guaranteed.
1977 MGB GonvertiDie
5 speed. hatchback 2 SL.
811 tisth racing green In ex.
certified. 56500 Carl 905-
cMkent condition $6995
430--3370
Cad (905)666-3538
1912 BUCKSKYLARK. 4
1992 INTEGRA ACURA
dr. . 2 8L engine Good con-
RS Black, S speed. AmFM
drbon, 51200 obo 436-
cassetft. 200ksmint con -
6244
dison. must be seen. ask
$10.500 080.19051
1963 PONTIAC Acadian
62
2
63-9562 atter 6
4 door auto. $1450 cwb-
tied 905-7210190
1993 Geo. 53100 1994
INS Cak" Wagon big
Corsica $10.500. Call
6 cylinder. excellent condi.
f905µ32-9097
bon. 0 . o b . extra sat in
rear $3400 cemfied 1993 SATURN SCI
s
e
LE
OF SALES Over 40 re-
conditioned and certified
vehicles at tantabulous
prices eg 1992 Aero Star
Snpr1 van. loaded 570.995.
1990 Satan. white bailed
$9495. 1991 Voyageur. it
burgundy, mint. now
$10.595. 1967 Nissan K.rg
Cab. auto. 135 kms $5295
1990 Cavalier. air auto
53695 1988 Pontiac 6000
LE, air, auto 126.000 km
mint 55295• 1993 Plymouth
Colt new style. $4995.
390 Lumina Euro. loaded
58695. 1987 Subaru wag-
on, perfect 4X4 $3995.
1965 Nissan ick lac abso-
kitely mint. $3885. 1999
Buck Park Avenue, navy
blue.;oaded. loatfner.
$6995. 1995 Firefly, Hasa
to( $14960/mo buy $8695
1993 Plymouth Colt. 5
speed. new styli. excellent.
$4995. 1991 Cavalier R S.
31 V6. loaded, coupe.
Only $6495. 19W F,rebwd.
!-top. loaded. $7695. 1985
Tempo. auto. one owner.
$1695. 19W Celebrity
wagon. air, auto. Al,
$4995 Come to Cortices
Auto Centre, 155 king St
West at Midtown Mat 579-
28M
732886 Open everyday
'Where Customers Send
Their Fnands
1993 GMC Satan XT Van.
B passenger, p b , p s., air.
am/Im cassette. running
boards. dutch door
71,00okms, $16.500 Call
(905)723-9302. (905)723-
2464
If
' Trailers
1s'-18' British Caravan
trader Large windows,
stove. fridge, immaculate.
steeps 4, 53000 Also
flatbed snowmobile/motor-
cycle trailer 905-728-7230
trto Parts
Repairs
1988 Corvette engine.
aluminum heads. complete
make an offer Call
305)427-7270
ERotorcycles
1981 HONDA 300 Cus-
"' 24.000km 1 $-Speed.
a.' shocksback rest. wrnd-
5r eld, -,ash pars, new
mops excellent condi
.",1. $1300 obc 905-432-
-,x'1
1982 750 HONDA Night.
awl Only 10.000 isms
.:.me with faring and crasr.
oars. Excellent condition
Must sell $1850. Call Terry
905-8335049
HARLEY '96 Sportster low
km 'orward :0im ls. King
lank. deluxe seat :obs of
chrome a more 59.700
c b o Call 5 76--4688 aher
6om
a Marine
14' ALUMINUM moat wrtn
35 H P Me'-t,rr ^.,,tor and
tracker and deem finder Ex -
condition
ruining condition
Great fishing boat $1600
obo 905-436-6427
25 FT SAIL BOAT Tanner
7 5. Fully equipped in ex-
Oeaent condition Many ex-
tras $12.00C Cal 905-
666-3538
For your used boat
We bury and sed
boats. For pickup and
delivery. Cad Bill or
Bran at
afar
1333434
NEW 9 horse power Ev n -
rude outboard motor uteri
36 minutes (Cortege sold)
905-576.7368
(905)436-0791 auto a/c. am"m cassette, Recreational
1995 Ford Crown Victoria, aquamarine with grey in ' Automobiles ' Vehicles
rebuilt motor Doc 95, body tenor. 66.000km $11.250 INarttdd
good OarWrtron. best otter Cat 905-433-2322
Cal (905W68-6503 19!15 Lumina APV, 16 A A A TOWING. Pay S50 -
IM Buick LeSatxe Wag- months remaining on $5000 cash for used 8
on. 117.0001ms. 307, pw. GMAC Smartkease. Call for situ can 6 trucks 24 hrs
P d . p s., dirrute Control air. more information 7 days Cad 905-686-5003
o/d trans, no rust. 53150 (9p5)576-7353 or 905-706-5234, 3C min
certified, 728-0705. seance
19" HYUNDAI Pony, 89 LEBARON CONVERT -
107.00011 auto, excellent ISLE. now roof. new brakes.
condition, $500 or $750 stored winters. automatic.
certified. Call 905-725- no rust. it condtroning,
0058. $5200, call after Spm. 905-
11* HYUNDAI SteNw.
4 -cycle, 5 -speed, Phe.
Cruse. $1295 ceNMd.
1986 GRAND PRIX, V6,
sival loaded. $1495 oft}-
had. Cad 906-723-7001.
1987 DODGE Shadow,
2 -door. ZOQK• needs water
pump i hood ur$cwb i•d,
$500 or best oder. Gnat for
tear"W.906 34-•6467-
telt
4-•6467.tth Lincoln Town Car,
dark bed in tap, original
Pat*. flew limas, beak•,, ex-
haust $6800 certified. 905-
6865308.
11189 Poll 6000 wagon.
V6, air, talk. cilia•, 6040
Sftft, gape 1;; i ge, on.
soft oartiRed $43D0 ob.o.
Call Sunday after Spm
723-7597.
1919 S-10 , pack up, sfwn
box, 79 k, spoiler kit
chrome wheels, will take
sutomaoc car es deposit,
$4995.831-8729.
668-6183.
95 Ford E•earl 5sp, CO,
Air. Fun well Matt cond.
a t auu.uu down raise over
leas• a 11.500.00. Cad
4308388 or 665-7537 alter
6:00pm-
BLUE 19111 Pontiac Sun -
bird. $1400 O.B.O. Call
AUTOMOBILES and
trucks wanted for scrap.
Any condition. any age.
free removal in The Durham
Rgon. ash Pad. Also
needed. 75 to 117 Chair of
GUC pickup for parts. Call
anytime, Oshawa 431-
0407.
CAy uRS FOR CASH! We
dbused vehicles. Vshi-
es must W in running
condition. Cal 427.2415 or
come to 479 Be* St. East
Arae at Ml1RA0 AUTO
SALES.
1308389, Sunrool, PS.. EL CAMINO wente'
P.B. Aub WS. 706-7862759.
1991 Chei Spnnt con-
vertible. auto., arn/fm toss.. Trucks
67.000 km. certified $5500 / fpr SAO*
obo. Dave 576.6130.
1990 Dodge Ram Dict up,
V8, 318. 110,000 km. Cap,
e ' . • • transmission cooler, cruise•
new tires, fuel Injected,
fronts, excellent condition.
$9500. certlhed obo 983-
9253 eve. or weekends.
u-0025. 1990 Buick LeSabre Cus- • • - / 4 w1191I Olay!
tom. owner driven since
:LP GIVE A HOME. new, 193,000 fiery kms, • • e •
SS PET A SECOND grey w/grey interior, air, 19U ASTRO van, load-
1ANCE He kittens, • • ed. 247.000km. dark red/
Healthy w1re p.d.l., Vary cassette, old. 7 -passenger. checked with shots, wire wheels, very deer) IW 9 9e • $5200
t cats' most speed or out 55900 certified. • cembed Bovmtanville 697-
iered, fully vaccinated. (9Q5)43fr0441. 0275
rt' medium to larger - -
ed dogs also available. 9/ BONNEVILLE S.E-,
supplies and donations 4 dr -al power plus, remote
IRHAM welcome. Cate power start. New tires 8
ANIMAL ADOP- brakes 110,000 kms. 576 -
at 905-263-8915.
2416
1969 ASTRID van. 8 -pas-
Sanger. 4.3L. 6 cylinder,
loaded, excellent condition.
153,0001im, certified,
$7900. Call 905.432-1773.
1979 LIONEL hard -top
trader goodc
-oonddition,
sleeps 5.6. addn screen
room. awning. Coleman
stove. sink. trudge. el•Ctrici-
ty. $1.000 Must sell Mov-
ing overseas Can (416)
497-4556
�a
OSHAWA 1 8 2 bedroom,
located at 350 Malepe and
946 Masson Stn•!. Aval-
able August 1 St. $600 a
$700 ad r asnie. No OMs.
Cal 905.576-6724.
1 BERM APT. Close to
J.C. b Civic. Clow. quid•
FlS, laundry,
Pill".
Available I niredieney.
$535./mo + utittim. 905-
723-9243 ask bon Ralph or
905-576 MM ask bon Pop-
er.
1, i 2 B•dr000 abs In
Oshawa and Bowmanville.
Starting at $600/month,
fndge 8 stove included,
with laundry fadkkes. No
Pets. Cal (905) 434-2407.
1 -BEDROOM basement
apartnnent no pets, no
smoking, good for single or
couple. $550 inclusive.
Pickering area. Call 905-
42ft-0046 anytime.
AJAX, 2 BEDM BSMT
APT. Fuad bath and lutchen.
Irving room, sep. ant..
$750./mo avail immed
683.2611
S. PK:KEFUNG 2 bed.
room basement apart-
ment.do5e to all amendres.
separate entrance, laundry
facilities, non-smoker, no
pets.$600 plus. Available
Aug.t 839-9627.
213 bedroom apartments. 8
story budding. close to
schools. library South GM
dant Available immediate-
ly and Nov 420-5329 1
7pm for appomtmen,
2 bedroom Apt in a 3 unit.
contemporary building
Clean, Quiet and secure
Laundry, Private yard and
parking On bus mute
S685imonth inclusive 1st/
last, references. NO PETS
568-1432 Please leave
A professional budding.
dowrn,w^ Osrawa single
1 -bedroom with parking.
above offices 5540/mortr
inclusive No pets Mature
adult 905-432-2705
AJAX - arge one bedroom
Apa^rner,. private side
door
ant. $650 monthly
frrst/last. references, non
smoxer5 no pets Call
1905,427-4466
AJAX
Westney Heights
WHY RENT?
cieli 2 "r- .
bdrm. basement
apartrnertt, central air.
garage. landscaped
NO DOWNPAYMENT
Cames S69Smo
905-686-6639
AJAX n
sc"c"Dr shoosrf,g, -um-
rmun,ry centre F,S avail
Aug 20 or Sot 1 $1150
Plus utilties 905-'21 9592
AJAX cacneror apt S50C .
mo ^r-�uSive Sep ent .
dose to bus route and
amerrtres. parking avei
laundry 1x Plea"pall at -
ter 5 pint and weekends
905-6860406
AJAX New ,egal 1 -bed-
--:or" tSsrmt apt . full kitchen.
4 DC bath. laundry, parking.
_entral va lir so or -
July 15 Non -
srnoker n0 pots $675imo
nokaces uekaos (905)428-
2633
AJAX Oxford Towers.
Spacious apartments 7uiet
building. close to shoppwg.
4C 1 GO Poor. sauna 2 a
3 bedrooms available Au-
gust 'st and Septermoer
1st 905-683-8421. or
(905)683-8571 until 7 30
Dm
AJAX. New condition
Professionaiy finished,
ongnt spacious I bedroom
apartment with W/O to deck
6 yard, Ornate entrance 4
appliances, central air.
Painting and utilities rndtad-
laid . non-smnokOm no Pets.
$725 monthly avail Seer I
Call 683-643
AJAX110 TULLOCH. 3 -
bedroom man floor of
bungalow Available
Aug Ist. $950month Call
(905)686-2778
ON THE LAKE in /yax
with Park setling. A brand
new 1200 sq. It 2 bedroom
executive apartment in
low" tome. Bright and
spacious rooms, ceramic
kitchen, 2 wraSftrooms. liv-
ing town with, wet bar wild
fireplace- Private, entrance
with side yard. Executive
non-smoking coupe wet -
COM. $896. + usbs. 905-
427.1677.
AJAX- 2 bdrm. bared. apt.
separate artlrance, laundry.
PW$Wlg. avaiteble Al 1st
5596 +. Bap dot 8 bright
(905)686.1668 or 411l
0353.
AVARABLE AUGA,
Adelaide Ave. E. 2 bed -
mom, 2 both, office, family
town, 8 kitchen, main and
bsrrxl of house. $675. incli
sive. 723-3467
AVAILABLE WetE-
DIATELY, large dean 1
bedroom apt. Laundry tacil-
rbes, dose to all arnendies.
5575 Into first rias►. call
725-2081 or 435-9775
AVAILABLE IMME-
DIATELY, in WMtby Apt.
budding.. spacious. carpet-
ed, newly panted, with bal-
cony, close to bus, shop-
ping, all utilities included.
first / last required, no pets.
1 bedroom $650. 2 bei
room, $750 cad 430-0134.
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 8 3 bedrooms. broadloom, 2 applianc-
es, underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT
MON - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
(905)683-6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
OAl-nCLVM aca�-u^• •;
rerr .^ Sr kin n0 Pei5.
no drugs oll 5550 in-
dustve. 'ndge. stove Call
905-576-3924 between 5-
• 0prn
BACHELOR Apartment
P,seoarii i gougemount,
before you -eel see 'his
Anel Separate entrance. all
rdusive. dose to beach 8
Dark 10 pets please Call
905 504-0992
BLOOR/PARK a; lame '
bMr lJm apt "eSMy Plant-
ed, spacious. very dear.
$550 includes park'rg Can
905438-1832 or pager
'4105601 1697
BRIGHT ' pe rpOm .,r'•
r' ^ciace-4rr2wood 1100rs
tc yard Separate en-
"ance 5700 mrfn inclu
,ve Availade Aug Is,
Chur-sm""2 Please :al
905-428-1934
BRIGHTedroom aw
liner• .1 f 4 -pyx. neer
Oshawa ;entre baciryarl.
laundry parking. pus
routes. available Aug • st
5550 -hydro lstrtast 905-
723-1365
PICKERING Finch and
Brxx a; g•,ght now
walkout one beds oom
basement apartment. sop-
arate antrance and parkmg-
centrat ir. central vac.
laundry. non smoker 5650
Par mo-ctu3rve Aug 1,
42&-7'23 after 6
CLEAN 2 BEDROOM
oasement apt parking 'Or
1, evil Aug 1, ref first'
last$650 month intduaive..
434-2558 or 434-6971
leave 'message
COURTICE orotress,oniy
finished clean. 2 bedrn
DSrrit apt. epic Dan+. f.'s.
laundry sop ant. non
smotier •01 Ist'taSt. $750
435-4--0
DOWNTOWN WHITBY -
smau apt cu,idmg
bachelor apartment. laun-
dry taakties. parking --
age locker very clean
available August est $5001
mo plus hydro 2 Beam.
very Clean. baicOry. Aug I
$730 Into + hydro first . hast
(905)669--4009
HARMONY/ADELANX.
newer 1 -bedroom base-
ment apartment. 56006
month includes stove.
fridge. heat. hydro. cable.
paitung, no pets. non-
smoker, 1st/last. referenc-
es. Cad 905-579-9887 af-
ter Spin
OSHAWA LARGE 3 bed -
Mom apartmem, wroth fire-
place. 6 appliances in-
cluding laundry. 2 full
belhs. 1400 sq. ft., aw con-
dbmwg, aeemOfM Pill".
Close to take. $975/month
+ utikbes. Avail. wnmp-
dwtay. Cat roview 905
725-9991 01905-432-6977,
ONE bedroom upper
fridge stove, utilities in-
cluded $450. Available Au-
gust 1. Call 723-4733 0
571-6552.
OSHAWA, newly renovat-
ed one 3 two bedroom, in-
cludes heat, hydro, Pat"
and laundry available. No
Pets. non-smokers, starting
at 5550 (905)831-W310:
(905)8391984.
OSHAWA - JOHN CEN-
TER street one bedroom
apartment available imme-
diately. $655/mo prkg and
udl. included. laundry tacill-
ties available Call (905)
432-8914(905)435-7130
OSHAWA - one bedroom.
Fridge. stove, heat and hy-
dro included S5921month
FirstAast. 434-6311
OSHAWA
3 Dear-,•:•- apt
laundry loom mice xrtchen.
available July 31st $750
Pius 1'3 utilities '305 839-
1884
CLEAN FAMILY BUILD-
ING ^.o m Oshawa1. 2 3
3 Pamirs Inausrve Pay Ca-
ble. parking 8 Laundry, lac
723-2094
OSHAWA. 2 bedroom
urge apa^^ _t on Smcoe
St, nosh of Rossland. con
venrent 'location. free Park-
ing 5650 . hydro Available
mrnediatety 728-2255
OSHAWA 2 -bedroom
a,, • -^em basement.
iron! pore^ avaiablo
medratey $585 plus .,nh-
nes Can 1415,46'-4727
OSHAWA. ALBERT
OL IV E oedroom apt
Parking and tklNs includ-
ed S55C first fast required
Petsd •oil 683-6866
OSHAWA ::•;se to GM ,
2 ? poor-,rm apsrtr w nts.
$15W. S-, n 8 5835 •sspec-
UvWV Call 905 -438 -CM
OSHAWA. Men floor 3
boor -,Om 5'00 Pius hydra.
erg yard. 4 appliances. Also
I bedroom W. 5500 nciu-
sive •aun*-y :able 438-
370
PICKERING - Setf con-
tairwt casement 1 -bed-
room and bachelor apart
"Was. parting. laundry.
Cie" to an amenmos Can
,.905x686-8905
MCKERING. LIVERPOOL
BAy:.' -arge beautifully
fwvsted sell contained. 2
pedroorn. Dasement avail
Aug' no pers Sft� nC
w u-
sr416 494-3765
PICKERING arge 1 bed-
room .;asernent apt Many
extras AvinaWe Aug est
$665,month nclus've'st
aro last References sin-
gle working alit weicorne
Cath 420-4349
PRETTY bedroom
basement apartment in
Norm Eno Oshawa Pam -
mg, yard, includes uti4tes.
available August i. $680,
mohm Call 9051796-2335
OSHAWA NORTH SWA-
COE,on Russet bngnt
dean 2 bedroom, in newly
renovated 12 -Wax, hard-
wood Boors. heat hot water.
parkin, Cable nd. Law
dry tacilthes. no dogs.
$686+ Hydro, Avail Sept. t
576-2982
SOUTH OSHAWA. 275
Wentworth St. W. large 1,
2, -badroonts. close to bus-
es. shopping, available ■n-
mediatelly, $500. $Wo a
up . fridge. stove. heel hy-
dro. parking. 1 $t Aiast re.
quaed, no pets. 434-5183
TWO - 2 bedrooms. central
Oshawa, fridge, stove.
laundry factlibes, parking.
Aug 1s1 5643.40. Sep 1st
$655.. 1sviast ref. req. 905-
985-9106.
TWO BEDROOM, now
Oshawa Centre and 401
Parking, laundry, storage.
available immediately.
Non Smoker. $590 Pius
hydro. 723-5084
WEST14EY 7 HWY •2, 2
bedroom, clears iarge walk
out basement apt.. !ndge,
stove , hydro , heat, parking
8 cable Included, laundry
hoop -ups. 5800. avail Aug.
1,428-8766
2 Bedroom basement apt
in Ajax Ceramic filed kitCh•
en, living room with fire-
place and wet bar, dining
room, separate entrance.
$925 first 8 last No pets,
Cad 686-9624
WMn•y/Hwy 2 -New 1
bdrm bsmt separate en
irancE, appliances. cable -
parking, 4 pc bath. shop-
pmgiGo 5650/mo mclu-
sive Aug 1st No pets/non-
smoker 428-0115
WHITBY ' bedroom bsmr
pnvate ent parking. C/A
Ideal for single freshly
panted, no smoking ' pets
August 1st. $475 inclusive.
' SlAast 905-568-9750
WHITBY Clean 2 d 3-
bedr00m apartments in in-
dex Close to all amenities
Laundry 8 Parking facilities
No pets Available Aug 1st
S900 -cable Ist/last 905-
430-7257
WHY 'ent when, you can
;win lour own nome for
9ss man you think"" Calf
Cave Haycock Sates Rep
Pe/Max Summit Realty
991 L10 !905, 568-3800
f905, %6-321,
Houses
For Rent
$1 Absolute Affordable'
'7't' Rent' Own your Home
!tom 5799•m0nm (utilities
ncluded, No Down Pay-
r*eni) Call Me„ Mark Sta-
nley Sales Rep Sutton
Group Excel Really 571-
6275 or 1 W,,340-6275
WHO SAYS
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUT A HOUSE'
_. al+gaa. j7nynrr•
y Exec W,9, -4r
`b flown peywel Sed
avdm Sw*Wr :at W'
5714.275
1'606-840-6275
%I%RK'TkrIi1
u,
6x�d k,,lu la
:SHAWA ..
„ -
Carnes
rmonthly, same as rear
"STOP paying your 'end -
Ion s mortgage- Free Con-
sultation on Nc Money
Dow, Rem to own Power,
of Sie Pauline Davis
Sutton Group Status Really
Inc 9C5-436-7990 or 9C5-
428 -a274
1ST CHOICE
AFFORDABLE HOMES'
WHY RENT') BUY'
NL low' 3aymier-,.
No proolem'
Let itte show you how,
Mor Pav S -X O A'
Call Thomas C. Pik•
Sales
Rep. Remora Accord
Beatty I.M. 576.3111
A MUST SEE' Attractive
semi-dotached, quiet tartvly
COurt, close t0 Oshawa
Centre. schools. park. Civic.
3 -bedrooms• 1 1;2 -Dams.
$855+utiktiss Aug 1st. Ne-
goeabie.(416)261-6571.
AJAX - W4rstrwliMWY 2. 2
Stony, 3 bdmh . 5 apphanc-
as• Avail. Aug.lst 5996 +
(905)696-1668 or
(416)605.0353.
AJAX Available August 1,
3 -bedroom house. $%0/
month including utlihes.
cable to be Shared, firsViasU
MWWX as. Neer ad ameni-
ties. (905)427-3994 or
(905MLJ-2274.
WHITBY. Lovely 3 -bed-
room detached bungalow.
main floor, modem kitchen..
private drive, washerrdryer
included, $875 net/month
plus utilities Call (905)686-
4016.
NORTH Ajax, dean 3 -
bedroom, huge kitchen.
Lose to all ameni[es. clic
ensurte in master. Sept 1st.
IsWast. $1150+ 416-631
7651
OSHAWA- Bright. spa-
cious 3 bdrm semi, avail-
able Aug 1st Close to
schools, shopping, hospi-
tal $10501month + utilities
Call 430-8800 after bpm.
sr1 , ,J .
PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 14, 19196
AMHouses Rooms• Florida Va r fon
, For Rent For Rent , Rea►Ws
PICKERING. 3 bedroom .
1100 sq It house with 4
appliances Available Au-
gust 1, E975rmonth plus
utilities (416) 438-1256
PICKERING 2 bedm Wn-
galow. extra large lot Walk
to PTC - GO $1050 plus
utilhes References. 1stllast.
420-1524
PICKERING- 4 bedroom
house 4 appliances.'fire-
place Walk -out to fenced
backyard Close to all
amemhes $11DO+ Call
509-1755
SMALL 2 -bedroom home.
2 appliances. gas back-
yard,. deck parking. 5650
plus utilities first 8 last.
good references. avail
Aug t Oshawa (705)438-
3679
SPACIOUS executive 4
bd-"oath. close to
school and shopping area.
bus stop at door. avail July
15 $1350 Call 427-6660
WHITBY. executive large
4 be t,oci_ 4 baths with en
suite rec roowith oak net
bar. on quietm court. fenced
yard $1.275 ,mc Plus utili-
ties avail Aug 905-
725-9230
WHY RENT? Nc money
ocw^ Own Yom own home.
like new tnoge stove $775
Inc all but phone 3 bed-
room asking S63.900 Mn
req gross ncome S23 000•
year Can Ker Collis . Cold -
well Banker 728-9414
AM,
Townhouses
For Rent
)BEDROOM townhouse
Wes' e, ad l," 2. end
un. -Th garage $1100,
montr piers utilitiesfirst
last. 'eterences. non -smote
lag no pets avaitabie rn
mematew 9M428-3238
AJAX North- -ew 'w,gi'.
Dec'oor, town
house 4apoiiances air
condrhoner 51150 • uhli
tis Available Aug 1st Call
1905, 294-4682
AVAILABLE Aug 1 or
:ne:' oea-sor, Street
town horne. $82 5 Mont" . 3
bedroom. 11 2 cams. ga-
rage. pod, new paint l car
pet 9% 0328
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE
L • - ,edroom tow InOWSe
purr soum ono area. $95o
month all Indus -e 435-
1088
COURTICE. 3 -bedroom
townhc,se appiamors.
available August 1 $895
monthBob 1905 50&--246Co905 :509-9113
NORTH OSHAWA. 3
bac•>,_- Lase lent
townhouses ,n well main-
taned tamrty complex
Freshly decorated with
Fng ,stove, dse to all
mo
aerlmes Starting ar
5718 -month On sae Mgmt
office Cam 905-2377',
PICKERING news, 3
beoroor- garage gas neat.
S105C plus uhktrs. Credit
Chem Sept 1 v/way Cor-
tunlic. ReMax First 831-
3300
PICKERING
3 bedm
townhouse
2 minutes to
GO station
Gear. avail
'October 1St
$1055 + uhl-
toes Contact Dave 905-
835-8677
Sale
PICKERING. Eyer Dr 4
bedroom Central air, walk
out basement. $1.000 per
month available Sept. 1.
837-1422
PICKERING- 3 bedroom
townhouse. 1 112 baths.
asenky room. 2 car parting
$925 + utilities Available
August Call (9051 728-
1047 after 6pm d wee-
kends
W%C10US 2 ill 3
bedrowdowrtltouses, In
well marga sed bn*
oor Alex. klt Wes all uW
Desi 4 appliances, park-
ing, dose to schools and
all alrlen0es. Avail Sept
122 Coborne
SL E Otrllalw
For appL 431.3.72
Roorm
for Rent
BEAUTIFUL large country
home offers ona4tmo rooms
for rent, shared kitchen.
Non-smokers preferred.
$400. Call 985.1520. Ash-
burn.
PICKER, Private
room with all facilities In
large bungalow, close to
Go b transit. $400/month.
Call 831-2280
ROOMavailable for non-
smoker• quiet farrxly home
in Alax Private bath, cable.
use of kitchen, laundry
facilities On bus route
Bayly/Harwood area 416-
331-7226 leave message
Shared
OR AccomOdibOn
AJAX, room for rent in
basement. share facilities.
all inclusive. first 6 last. ref-
erences. 5350/month,
available immediately.
parking. 428-8282
Clean Furnished bed-
room non-smoker air con-
ditionmg. dishwasher
5375/month Available
now Call 905 725-8459
IMMACULATE 2 -bed
roc- Daserne,w apartment,
to share with clean, re-
sponsible working female,
male. laundry facilitiesfirst
last. rent negotiable. Avail-
able Aug 1. 432-2442
Harry
MUST SEE' Immaculate
hese n. north Oshawa
Responsible working te-
rnale seeks same to share
iiving expenses 5425.
month 4323277 or 655-
3945
PICKERING 7wn bath-
room :Y?C-Dom and solan-
um. share kitchen 8 laun-
dry room swimming pool,
sauna etc Available Au-
gust 1 $450 first last.non
;mote e•s 583-5402
PICKERING Three bed-
r7c- ^_ase quiet. dean.
Liverpool Hwy 2 area. pn-
vate bedroom plus t v
'Dorn. use of kitcfien.taun
dry. 5375 839-4996
SPACIOUS YARD.
s -a -e 'ac *es a^^•e
.house W'D Kocnen area.
Irving room area 5300 'mo
is -last Serious nquiries
only pease 905--23.81783
WHITBY •ilty, fumm"d 2
ter apt Whitby .Jan
and cod -AC tc
snare.avaiyble immed,ate-
ty. 5395 month inclusive
666-9341 leave message
WHITBY. huge room in
r �r srnoking executive
home to. A„ gust r Air
laundry. drSrrwasher. Suit
mature professional. refer.
fences reouired 5500,
month 1905)668-1394
ATTENTION Snowbirds
GORGEOUS 3 bedroom
3 bathrooms townhouse
condo. close to famous
Clearwater beach. pod. la-
CU22i. BBO. private yard,
available now For into and
to view photos 686-9846 or
579-3788
CLEARWATER. 3 bed-
room fully furnished and air
conditioned mobile (per-
manent) homes heated
pools. hot tub, close to
beaches b major attrac-
tions. children welcome.
5275 weekly. photos shown
n your home (905)683-
5503
' f Private tlot I
For Sale
112 ACRE. R68 zoning
Ne mohev down OAC 3
bedroom bungalow and
garage Carnes $759 P d
I minus $550 rent from
basement apartment 905-
725-02"
3 -BEDROOM semi very
dear 2 oathsfinished
basement. new gas fire-
place. 5 appliances. very
central, located near Osha-
wa Centre. couldbe used
as 2 apartments 153 Bark
ley Cres S119500 Car.
;9051623-7732
BOWMANVILLE custom
bwl' 3300 cQ a 4 -bedroom.
3 bathroom. all Irick home.
Large landscaped 65 h lot
Many upgrades. central air.
fireplace. only $265.000
with 6-112% mortgage To
Inspect call (905)697-2702
EAST OSHAWA -- bed-
roc- :rick 1n-
-shed basement. gas heat
and t,reviacepotential in-
law 5144 90C 905-571-
6685
PORT DERRY - S' 33.900 -
3 bedroom. convenience
Pius walk tC &I arrrndrs
Large lot for garden First
time o ryers dream or retire
here Cil Catherine Ayotle.
Remax Scugog Reany.
1905, 985-4427 24 hr
page'
PICKERING detached
horse -a=ns on to green
belt i bed. 2 ' 2 DW, spa-
cious eat in k,Ichen main
floor family room wlfire-
pace neutral decor CA.
alarm system. garage door
opener, A must see
S 179 500 905 683- 3964
WHITE/FINCH John
Boody tiu,r, 3 Is new for.
or lotopen cor cept. split
level. 3 Ocim, double ga-
rage. custom landscaping.
GREAT fisting and family
holiday on Pods Lake. 1
hour from Oshawa, Modem
2 6 3 bedroom cottages.
sandy beach. playground,
children's program. boat 8
motor Low family prices.
Sunnymsad Cottages R. R
e3, Hastings. Om. KOL I YO
(705)6962601
OBTAINING A LOAN
IS NOT GUAR-
ANTEED. SOME
COMPANIES
CHARGE UPFRONT
FEES, OTHERS
DO NOT. R Is
SUGGESTED THAT
YOU INVESTIGATE
THOROUGHLY
BEFORE SIGNING
ANY CONTRACTS.
Oul-0f-I Out -Of -Tan
1 Propertiln n 1 P....e
A nolo lay of Me is ready toll you on the edge of Al•
gonquin Park r a 2 bedroom bungalow with full
bath, large screened verandah, electric heal and
Fran kln fireplace, drilled well and septic system.
Plus: 2 cottages, one with large stone fireplace, one
with Findlay Oval cookstove, both with Sun Mar com
posting toilets. Plus: a cement block workshop al
the water's edge. Plus: a large frame garage with
plank door. Pkn: a large storage building presently
storing 50 boats. Plus : Docking for 30 boats. Sihr
ated on approximately 200 feet of safe, sandy
beach, with year rand road access. Expand to meet
existing demand, maintain present size for a pleas
at# summer occupation, or reduce to suit a relaxec
family vacation site. Be as busy as you would like tc
be for only $275,000.00 For details and list of in-
cluded equipnlertt write to Box 8, Barry's Bay, Om
tario, Canada, KOJ ISO or Fax 613-756.7799
_ 0,MOND SHt,Vt
r7
f �JLAMIimC s OPT
DIAMOND SHINE
no illi" kin Rd. S.. Uric A. A>ex
19M 619-2899
We Also Specialize In:
to HIGH PERFORMANCE CARS
• HIGH SPEED BUFFING
• SCOTCHGUARDING
• RUSTPROOFING
sen M Mile m
1
PE,
IL
10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE '
NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, '
WARRANTY APPROVED
SUMMER SAVINGS'
ism - *love
$5M00
Off AMY
OIL tS FlLT>&R CHANGE
1A/ITH THUS COUPON
00111IMS AuW 31/96
FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE
REQUIREMENTS CALL THE
AUTOMOTIVE PROFESSIONALS.
$1000 OFF M
ANY AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION ,
CHANGE. EXPIRES Aug. 31196
ca
Q arxx 1
CANNOT COMBINE COUPON WITH ANY OTHER
OIL CHANGE OFFER. RECOMMENDED EVERY '
3 MONTHS OR 5.000 KM.
OPEN 7 DAYS A WFAEK ,
195 WESTNEY RD. a tr4--
ttL`t°M 1;7o-67.16 f
THREE BEARS
AUTO BODV
OW OF AJAX'S
LARGEST Auto BODY
COLL15 W SROM
'sSerrnfg The Owha ► Region's
Free Estimates
Complete Collision
Specialist & Refinishing
To Cars b Trucks
Frame Straightening
of Rust Repairs
• Insurance Claims
CIAL
SaoJill
of \
ems.. +s..s
uw ter 2112 MONARCH AVE, AJAX
19051619-2327
If you wish
to advertise
On This Feature
Call Billy at
(416) 798-7672
ext. 2304
come cliscorer our symbols
A
,
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
THRIFTY MECHANIC
SHOP
lfrar r,riahbrwr, .U. , � i ul.,nr
PFRFFMO.Nm
CGSTCL'NF-R .SAT 1 SFA<,770NM
Why no[ lr}' us!r
I RAA'T TO F -ARA' YOUR BLSL%'F.S.S -4.%'U TRUST
t;rrerr the opporturrrtl', l u.rll , Ile lwur ccu- Intl, prtsc,nal avIxrience.
honestly and pr(?fessionally. }nu will bc, guaranleted 100f%
'(11LVaction a►td u'e will warranty all uur work lnr go days or 50(X)
0n. ff )'ou chrx,se to be ptit nit our rc;t;ula► muinterutnce prc�a;rant. rt'e
,rill call i'ou to set up an app(mitntertt Jnr your regular seasonal
maintenance.
Ilii _your first 14sit:
UA, /or check the a hulk' car oil thoronfa;hly, and tell you (fA:ctctly what
11fredc to be (Iona to Put it tri top Shape You decile what to fiLv and
'I be►t.
11 i 11 se[ up a fila o►t 1Yurr- car and keel' track of euen,rikoj r afe do on
front this lwint lortt'rtrd lvi"11 shoo' you hurl, our syste►rt teorks,
std tii-e 11 cir;ree ort regular ntaintenaPick' utten'ct1: for your car.
We promise you the following:
I - (),fl/) dlrurlr/tc'cl /1ef//,/r rt ill rcf,ni nn )YPurcar.
2 - ui,'11 nerer do attythtttr; that is Pilot required and AI'1'RO)VE11 hi'
1//rr.
_3 - Eren'lintc• tett fix your car, u'(, will lest it out to make sura it's
rl uP�tns;
oka).
-i - IX%• 71 call you a ficin' dal-, later to mike sura it ;c workmg okay.
S - }nu'1! altrays know hou' nuic-h the repair will cost, bc'lnre we
c r L t ualll•
do it. It will be rrn' clear. what Was dont•.
6 - If you u'cntt to krrou' anythntl; about the work. that tt'ac dune. or
hurt'
it rias priced. please fiwl frac• to tock. I willl:ladly explain.
That ez)ej i r(pai.r, or s4m•ice we do oil Your car. or pan 14 sell
ttrill nleet You r saaa ifacttu►t.
8 - %hat c ttier )'job is warranted, and that we will lite up to the [e ruts
that warranty.
* Euening appointments may be arranged
Tbank you and welcome
Michael Saikali
Owner Manager YI� =Q .... •
695 Finley Ave.
Ajax 683-1112~x
N You Want Your Vehicle To Stay In Top Shape
CALL THE PROS on this page.
txruud u' n e 1 "d a TFIRlF-Ny
IttlECIIIANIC S111111011" rnr.
S 695 Finley Ave.
A123i6 Ont.
Honesty Is
The
Best Policy!
"Honesty, Perfection
Customer Satisfaction"
Reasonable Prices
Owner Aliellel so" would like
to Dwlk &N his Valued
Custonwilt i klerlds for their
P --NW.
5227 000 905 420-0778
01ific! 6
r• ,
Retail Space
Lots for
Sale
OSHAWA 4 Months
free Rent60C
sq m•a,, S50C 3500 so
t conrty
waterfronnrnw
Lwr M 51000. 250 Sq
in port perry- Two scr-
wn. 5350.850 so.Znd 8r
man
es lots starting at
5120.000. For onto can
5050 sQ main
(905) 427-0390 or 9C5i
$ t 000 1600 sq.ntarn
42822' 5
51300 Calf 434-2447 or
655-4132
Vacation
IntfullibW
Properties
EA • Units
53500 full pnce0 Seduo
ea wooded Trader lot. ad
RENT TO OHM. '000 -
jacent to huge county for
5000 sq h commerciai
est, good road. Snot
condos. very attractive
beach, fishing. Cobourk
rates. excellent purchase
area (416)431-1555
terms cam Ken Thompson
1-800-465-7742
M
EAM, for RCottaent
to Led
GREAT fisting and family
holiday on Pods Lake. 1
hour from Oshawa, Modem
2 6 3 bedroom cottages.
sandy beach. playground,
children's program. boat 8
motor Low family prices.
Sunnymsad Cottages R. R
e3, Hastings. Om. KOL I YO
(705)6962601
OBTAINING A LOAN
IS NOT GUAR-
ANTEED. SOME
COMPANIES
CHARGE UPFRONT
FEES, OTHERS
DO NOT. R Is
SUGGESTED THAT
YOU INVESTIGATE
THOROUGHLY
BEFORE SIGNING
ANY CONTRACTS.
Oul-0f-I Out -Of -Tan
1 Propertiln n 1 P....e
A nolo lay of Me is ready toll you on the edge of Al•
gonquin Park r a 2 bedroom bungalow with full
bath, large screened verandah, electric heal and
Fran kln fireplace, drilled well and septic system.
Plus: 2 cottages, one with large stone fireplace, one
with Findlay Oval cookstove, both with Sun Mar com
posting toilets. Plus: a cement block workshop al
the water's edge. Plus: a large frame garage with
plank door. Pkn: a large storage building presently
storing 50 boats. Plus : Docking for 30 boats. Sihr
ated on approximately 200 feet of safe, sandy
beach, with year rand road access. Expand to meet
existing demand, maintain present size for a pleas
at# summer occupation, or reduce to suit a relaxec
family vacation site. Be as busy as you would like tc
be for only $275,000.00 For details and list of in-
cluded equipnlertt write to Box 8, Barry's Bay, Om
tario, Canada, KOJ ISO or Fax 613-756.7799
_ 0,MOND SHt,Vt
r7
f �JLAMIimC s OPT
DIAMOND SHINE
no illi" kin Rd. S.. Uric A. A>ex
19M 619-2899
We Also Specialize In:
to HIGH PERFORMANCE CARS
• HIGH SPEED BUFFING
• SCOTCHGUARDING
• RUSTPROOFING
sen M Mile m
1
PE,
IL
10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE '
NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, '
WARRANTY APPROVED
SUMMER SAVINGS'
ism - *love
$5M00
Off AMY
OIL tS FlLT>&R CHANGE
1A/ITH THUS COUPON
00111IMS AuW 31/96
FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE
REQUIREMENTS CALL THE
AUTOMOTIVE PROFESSIONALS.
$1000 OFF M
ANY AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION ,
CHANGE. EXPIRES Aug. 31196
ca
Q arxx 1
CANNOT COMBINE COUPON WITH ANY OTHER
OIL CHANGE OFFER. RECOMMENDED EVERY '
3 MONTHS OR 5.000 KM.
OPEN 7 DAYS A WFAEK ,
195 WESTNEY RD. a tr4--
ttL`t°M 1;7o-67.16 f
THREE BEARS
AUTO BODV
OW OF AJAX'S
LARGEST Auto BODY
COLL15 W SROM
'sSerrnfg The Owha ► Region's
Free Estimates
Complete Collision
Specialist & Refinishing
To Cars b Trucks
Frame Straightening
of Rust Repairs
• Insurance Claims
CIAL
SaoJill
of \
ems.. +s..s
uw ter 2112 MONARCH AVE, AJAX
19051619-2327
If you wish
to advertise
On This Feature
Call Billy at
(416) 798-7672
ext. 2304
come cliscorer our symbols
A
,
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
THRIFTY MECHANIC
SHOP
lfrar r,riahbrwr, .U. , � i ul.,nr
PFRFFMO.Nm
CGSTCL'NF-R .SAT 1 SFA<,770NM
Why no[ lr}' us!r
I RAA'T TO F -ARA' YOUR BLSL%'F.S.S -4.%'U TRUST
t;rrerr the opporturrrtl', l u.rll , Ile lwur ccu- Intl, prtsc,nal avIxrience.
honestly and pr(?fessionally. }nu will bc, guaranleted 100f%
'(11LVaction a►td u'e will warranty all uur work lnr go days or 50(X)
0n. ff )'ou chrx,se to be ptit nit our rc;t;ula► muinterutnce prc�a;rant. rt'e
,rill call i'ou to set up an app(mitntertt Jnr your regular seasonal
maintenance.
Ilii _your first 14sit:
UA, /or check the a hulk' car oil thoronfa;hly, and tell you (fA:ctctly what
11fredc to be (Iona to Put it tri top Shape You decile what to fiLv and
'I be►t.
11 i 11 se[ up a fila o►t 1Yurr- car and keel' track of euen,rikoj r afe do on
front this lwint lortt'rtrd lvi"11 shoo' you hurl, our syste►rt teorks,
std tii-e 11 cir;ree ort regular ntaintenaPick' utten'ct1: for your car.
We promise you the following:
I - (),fl/) dlrurlr/tc'cl /1ef//,/r rt ill rcf,ni nn )YPurcar.
2 - ui,'11 nerer do attythtttr; that is Pilot required and AI'1'RO)VE11 hi'
1//rr.
_3 - Eren'lintc• tett fix your car, u'(, will lest it out to make sura it's
rl uP�tns;
oka).
-i - IX%• 71 call you a ficin' dal-, later to mike sura it ;c workmg okay.
S - }nu'1! altrays know hou' nuic-h the repair will cost, bc'lnre we
c r L t ualll•
do it. It will be rrn' clear. what Was dont•.
6 - If you u'cntt to krrou' anythntl; about the work. that tt'ac dune. or
hurt'
it rias priced. please fiwl frac• to tock. I willl:ladly explain.
That ez)ej i r(pai.r, or s4m•ice we do oil Your car. or pan 14 sell
ttrill nleet You r saaa ifacttu►t.
8 - %hat c ttier )'job is warranted, and that we will lite up to the [e ruts
that warranty.
* Euening appointments may be arranged
Tbank you and welcome
Michael Saikali
Owner Manager YI� =Q .... •
695 Finley Ave.
Ajax 683-1112~x
N You Want Your Vehicle To Stay In Top Shape
CALL THE PROS on this page.
txruud u' n e 1 "d a TFIRlF-Ny
IttlECIIIANIC S111111011" rnr.
S 695 Finley Ave.
A123i6 Ont.
Honesty Is
The
Best Policy!
"Honesty, Perfection
Customer Satisfaction"
Reasonable Prices
Owner Aliellel so" would like
to Dwlk &N his Valued
Custonwilt i klerlds for their
P --NW.
• Mort9"s,
a Insurance meo Auctions EMGraduation
CREDIT LINE
MORTGAGE
LOAN
Looking for better rates
Need money fast?
Turned down?
Creditors calling?
Call for a
_FM consultation
JOHNSTON 8 COOK
The Financial Experts
905-428-1232
MORTGAGES Good.
had and ugly Financing for
any purpose. rates from
°.95% All applications ac-
eated Community Finan -
,al Services 668-6805
Business
pportunities
AMAZING OPPORTUNI-
TY well established Ki%
'esa+e store for sale Owner
I's
health concerns. part-
'_erships welcome. finan,
g OAC. can 263-4719
DOES YOUR PET
CARRY
MORE ID THAW
YOUR KIDS'
Earr ar :n—Minle nrOmv
introducing a product to
parents that every child
needs.
1(1100) 404-9199
NEW Business ;oc.Q
Unify Sales rec rel u" red 10
^arket an emergency
�oads+de service. Excellent
Part(Full We income Can
305)839-4236
PICKERING PHONE
^'be- aeai for Taxi n,
"Zzabusiness Best offer.
3311111
POTENTIAL
to eam S2 5000 a
month part-time
within 12 months
working with
unique company
distnbuting wild
organic products.
Free tape
905-686-4125
; ra100764
9EPersonals
_"ar- s sex�esi
IaMaCLve lades
3ekwie. dlscr•at.
dw calls oroy
'wiw ^.^n emales t8.
4o�a�g�
BIANCA PSYCHIC. 45
ye.." -xc Love marnage .
business Guaranteed
$1000 off 488-6152.
G28A Yonsr . (North of
_awrence) Toronto..
BORED ONTARIO
HOUSEWIVES - names 6
.ovate phone numbers. 1-
100-451-3638 ext 704,
53 291min. must be 18 T -
EXOTIC MASSAGE by A
':sky blonde and a pas-
s-onate red -head. A sen-
ual full-body release.
560 Call (905) 242-3913.
EVANL.Y RAYS... Police
ase us Rated et. Solu iom
Dn Career, Relationships.
Health. Love. $2.9Wnwwte.
'8 t 1-900-451.4055.
HEAVENLY PSYCINC
answers. serving over 53
nunion readers. only $2.99
Per inn. 24 hrs. 18 yrs. plus
1 900-451-3783.
PSYCHIC Palm 6 Tarot.
Call Terry (905)831_4368.
Business
Lu PWSOM"
Yes! Yes! Yes!
You on consolidate
your monthly bins into
one easy payment.
Call the HFC
Consolidator Line at:
905-433-0222
;0
We are selling the Es-
tate of Jan Cleslar of
Oshawa 8 the Inven-
tory of Oshawa An-
tiques 8 Refinishers
Business close plus
others, including: chi-
na cabinet, oak buf-
fets. 10 dressers 8
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new chesterfields.
love seats, chairs, box
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COLLEEN HUDSON
f.ongratlllatlon.', on your graiduaiion
from "Trent I-niversity on Mai 31 96.
A Bachelor of Arts Degrec «-as
conferred to Colleen, and she %%-as
also named to the Dean's Ilonour list.
Site will continue her studies at York
I'niversity in September.
Congratulations from hu,hand Mark.
sons Adarn and Jacoh and all her
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Clarington & Port Perry residents
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HEALTHY LIFESTYLES
By Pearl lake
Oalrhy
Restyles
At Healthy Lifestyles %'OLI and
Four lifestyle form the basis for the
weight loss program. There are no
special foods. no preset diets. and
no time-consuming group sessions.
Each client receives personal. one
on one counselling with certified
nutritionists, licensed dieticians, and
nurses. O-vvner. Shaine Lalani is both
a certified nutritionist %with 1-4 years
experience and a «woman who has
successfully developed a healthy
lifestyle after experiencing va,eight in
excess of 200 pounds.
From inside Shaine knows that
our society can stigmatize fat
people to the point of causing
unfair problems in personal and
business lives. In addition to the
social stigma, fatness can increase
medical problems. For this reason
more than any other, Shaine has
developed a program xvhich works
with your schedule and individual
needs to help you develop a
healthy lifestyle rather than
becoming obsessed xvith dietin,,r.
Although weight loss is the'
ultimate ;pml. �,fiaine and her staff
%gill not accept a client whoa-
are unreaso ynable. t "sing the
heaviest lxxly frame nla„ .hart ()n
the market they a healthy
weight goal and 111cf,'t %-011 a
week for 10 - ?I► nlinute� t(f help
you meet that s;crll.
During every appoininlc'nt the
staff xvill take yOLIr blood pres�,ure,
weight. and llleasurenlenis. The rest
Of the scssio)n %will focus on your
whole person including challencs,
and successes in areas that may
affect your mental well being \vhich
in turn can affect your goal of
healthy eating and living.
As xvell as providing weekh-
recipes using the foods you
normally buy even if you are a strict
vegetarian, the staff \will also offer
support and advice on handling
situations %%-here you may have
trouble maintaining your vvillpo%ver.
Located at 1450 Kingston Road in
the Pickering Medi -Centre, Healthy
Lifestyles has had 80/100 of its
clients maintain their %weight loss for
over a year after their one \,car
maintenance program has ended.
Call 831-6-7-I-1 today to begin your
journey to health.
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NEW EQUIPMENT
NEW YOU
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IJUST CALL 1735 GAYLY ST.
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k
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WEIGHT LOSS CLINICS
lig Lose approximately up to 3
pounds per week.
M A real food diet that's low-fat
and low -cholesterol. You'll enjoy
foods from all the major food groups.
M Behavior guidance and one-
to-one counselling for safe and easy
weight loss.
HAIR �a4,
LOSS?
Before you do anything, talk
to The Doctor First
Discover how you can replace your
balding with your own growing hair.
Call Dr. Mark McKenzie of
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at (416)-439-3560
for a free consultation
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eastern Ontario please call the above number.
I
HEALTHY LIFESTYLES
By Pearl lake
Oalrhy
Restyles
At Healthy Lifestyles %'OLI and
Four lifestyle form the basis for the
weight loss program. There are no
special foods. no preset diets. and
no time-consuming group sessions.
Each client receives personal. one
on one counselling with certified
nutritionists, licensed dieticians, and
nurses. O-vvner. Shaine Lalani is both
a certified nutritionist %with 1-4 years
experience and a «woman who has
successfully developed a healthy
lifestyle after experiencing va,eight in
excess of 200 pounds.
From inside Shaine knows that
our society can stigmatize fat
people to the point of causing
unfair problems in personal and
business lives. In addition to the
social stigma, fatness can increase
medical problems. For this reason
more than any other, Shaine has
developed a program xvhich works
with your schedule and individual
needs to help you develop a
healthy lifestyle rather than
becoming obsessed xvith dietin,,r.
Although weight loss is the'
ultimate ;pml. �,fiaine and her staff
%gill not accept a client whoa-
are unreaso ynable. t "sing the
heaviest lxxly frame nla„ .hart ()n
the market they a healthy
weight goal and 111cf,'t %-011 a
week for 10 - ?I► nlinute� t(f help
you meet that s;crll.
During every appoininlc'nt the
staff xvill take yOLIr blood pres�,ure,
weight. and llleasurenlenis. The rest
Of the scssio)n %will focus on your
whole person including challencs,
and successes in areas that may
affect your mental well being \vhich
in turn can affect your goal of
healthy eating and living.
As xvell as providing weekh-
recipes using the foods you
normally buy even if you are a strict
vegetarian, the staff \will also offer
support and advice on handling
situations %%-here you may have
trouble maintaining your vvillpo%ver.
Located at 1450 Kingston Road in
the Pickering Medi -Centre, Healthy
Lifestyles has had 80/100 of its
clients maintain their %weight loss for
over a year after their one \,car
maintenance program has ended.
Call 831-6-7-I-1 today to begin your
journey to health.
NEW GYM
NEW EQUIPMENT
NEW YOU
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T Be In Shape To
Train Here -
FLI; IT
IJUST CALL 1735 GAYLY ST.
8.37-0737 UNIT 10 PICKERING
k
76zes
WEIGHT LOSS CLINICS
lig Lose approximately up to 3
pounds per week.
M A real food diet that's low-fat
and low -cholesterol. You'll enjoy
foods from all the major food groups.
M Behavior guidance and one-
to-one counselling for safe and easy
weight loss.
HAIR �a4,
LOSS?
Before you do anything, talk
to The Doctor First
Discover how you can replace your
balding with your own growing hair.
Call Dr. Mark McKenzie of
Nair K Faces International
at (416)-439-3560
for a free consultation
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