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4� PICKERING PUBLIC LIBRARY Pickenn g Twp's -heii0freedom Pickering -Ajax freedom hero's 100 -year-old secrets bared by family lay fiarald slave, editor New hitherto secret and unknown information has arrived at this newspaper's offices about the man many would undoubtedly consider the most famous son of the Pickering -Ajax area — the martyred freedom fighter Peter Matthews, one of the great heroes of Canadian democracy. Richard Matthews Jr, UE, is the eldest great, great grandson of the patriot hero harped for leading the freedom -fighter contingent from the now Pickering -Ajax area against the notorious Family Compact government in Toronto. Richard says it now can be revealed Queen Victoria On a secret arrangement with the family) posthumously pardoned Captain Matthews. Descendant Matthews has provided The Bay News with a copy of the actual pardon comment. R It's also been newly established that Captain Matthews was Canadian born His birthplace was the Moira River area of Ontario (now Belleville City). It was previously believed Captain Matthews was an adopted son of this country. Hs morwment in the Necropolis Cemetery, resting place of the Toronto area famous, so states. Further, it's been rear# estabWwd and certified by the United Empire LoyaW Association of Canada that both Captain Matthews' parents were Loyalists. He doubly qualifies, as do his descendants, for United Empire Loyalist starts and the Crowrrgrar sW&attre right of using the letters UE after his name. The UEL A%odadm has issued to descendant Richard Matthews Jr. a certificate of UE stab The Bay New also has a copy of this UEL certificate, as wd as a new acomnt of those, and subsequent, historic Canadian mnls writim by Ward. Richard Matthews A says the Pardon weed by Queen Victoria � s' was accepted secretly by the family to order to dear tine We of the Matthews property at Brmgham. At the time of the hanging, Family Compact offidals issued an attainder ag&,d the Matthews blood deprtaing all his descendarb and his widow of all popedy and rights` in the British Empire. Hk moths:, widow and 1111 I weml C w s deproAd of omVmxy of the property far which the martyred father and hi sband iagirt, Aowem The family was mbsequettly oetradeed here. The property was sold and almost d the family left to re-esiabisii their form fvith . ' other freedom -fighter families in Michigan. 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The eldest living Matthews descendant is an aged great grandson, resident in Tennessee, the last of his generation. June 28 at 2 pm is the 99th anniversary of the Toronto Necropolis monument which stands over the final resting place of Matthews. It's a common grave with Sharon -Newmarket area freedom -fighter commander Samuel Lount, a Sharon Temple Quaker. Loyal friends eventually moved the bodies of Matthews and Lount to the Necropolis, moving them from the common Potters (unmarked) Field paupers grave into which they were thrown after the hanging. Descendant Richard Matthews says the family wants to correct the record and the Necropolis Monument inscription in the light of the new information. An arrangement has been made for the Neaopolis to donate a granite boulder and mount a new plaque if one is provided. A plaque is proposed which would be attributed to Family and Friends in 1993. This plaque would be unveiled the 100th anniversary day, hokr and minute of the original monument. LANDSCAPING See Our Limited Time Offer on Page "Eleven" (I I) Or Call Us At... ,C3 427-4143 The "Friends" attribution would allow contributions from the Pickering -Ajax and Toronto area, as well as elsewhere — whether they be from communities, groups, organizations, municipalities or individuals — in honor and commemoration of the memory of Captain Peter Matthews. The plaque will cost only a small and really token amount, about $2,000 in Canadian funds. Pickering and Ajax Towns now occupy the former Pickering Township land area whose freedom -lighter contingent :Matthews commanded. His sacrifice and their action, historians will remember, led to the Durham Report Crown Inquiry and the writing of the original Constitution for Canadian democracy. Mayor Jim Witty of Ajax says he's certainly interested in these events and the plaque proposal. What Ajax Town does will depend on the town council and the townspeople, and probably most particularly on what Pickering Town does, for the Matthews home was in the Brougham district now a neighborhood area in Pickering. The plaque would be bronze. To fit the proposed text it would be 18 inches by 24 inches, according to information from Necropolis officials. Pickering included in Rouge parkresponses then make final rornmmanAnfinnc fn tha By Michael Maunder province's Minister of Natural Pickering residents will get a Resources in July. first chance to see plans for a Included among current new Rouge Valley park and recommendations is a plan to voice their comments and extend the boundaries of the concerns on June 10 at park to include a significant Ptkering Central Library. chunk of Pickering. A committee appointed by A preliminary management the Liberal David Peterson plan for the park, unveiled last government to create a park Friday, recommends a phase plan is now in its final stages. three extension of park Fonounng the lAckering meeting, boundaries east of the and another in Scarborough, the Scarborough border into group will consider public pickering The new boundary would follow the east bank of Petticoat Creek down to Finch Avenue and include the land west of Pine Grove Avenue between Finch Avenue and Twyn Rivers Drive. Much of the land is pro=* owned, but there are several Socks of private land m the Pickering portion. Under the -park plan, these private properties are deemed low priority for am isition. But the plan does lay out zones of influence on lands dose to the park where municipal and provincial planning policies .would be changed to recognize the parKs proximity. Among other details in the park plan is the elimination of Twyn Rivers Drive as a motor vehicle road through the park andy�pits conversion to a bicycle mte. The main park entry will be at the Pearse House outdoor education centre, opposite the Metro Zoo. A system of trails will be accessed from other access routes on the park pero►- . The June 10 meeting will feature an open home and park display from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. before the public meeting. Katherine Murray is Mmrmg's representat've on the park planning committee. �;•�F:F-f P*ckering Honda's nt %L/ Jw % Tents Up Prices Down TU Bal News, Maj 27, 1M 3 !r r.vv op BRAN[ ;LOOK WHAT YOU GET! 0 0 2728rev AIR CONDITIONING VALUE PACKAGE ONLY : AM -FM STEREO • CASSETTE PIN—STRIPING AND CARPET FLOOR MATS CLUDES AIR, SATURDAYS ONLY! We're' Dealing .� �} �: FREE HOT DOGS! BALLOONS! Accords'& CMCS : FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY • ON THE SPOT FINANCING. .1 J m ir &3 _lw filo.- vow The Oniy Way To A Great Dealt I I il I I flv%V -, i 1 141 'I Mk k it 0 tTl. d Brock'•.• • riI �l'Vtltl�T p =5 14 n � NNi1M:i� / hq 401 •' dYE'R HERE r -� { 'le say Nrws, May 27,1992 Land deal proposed Pickering executive committee has decided to pay 50 per cent of the cost of acquiring 20 acres of land on the east shore of Frenchman's Bay. The land, just south of the St. Martin's Seniors Home and adjacent to Douglas Park, will add significantly to public owned First Star Enterprises Presents Ajax/Pickering Intematioi PI • SL �m • Fair Psychics 0 0 Clairvoyants Myr Palmists Astrologers Spiritualists parkland around the bay. Sandbury Building Corporation offered to sell when it became clear their townhouses slated for development were not likely to win approval. The committee's decision will go to council next week and is subject to the Metro Toronto and Region Conservation for Frenchman's Bay Authority paying for the remaining haft. The total price is approximately $900,000. A beaming Councillor Kip Van Kempen tilled it a "once-in- a-lifetime" opportunity when he announced the decision Monday. It's a project he's been pursuing for nearly a year. As Durham's member of the Annandale Recreation Centre. Church St. S. iHwy 401 to Exit 399. South on Brock Rd. Left on Bayly St.. Left on Church St. S.) Friday May 29 1 pm 1 opm Saturday May 30 11 am t Opm Sunday May 31 11 am 7pm Readings * Books * Crystals * Free Lectures Free E.S.P. Test * Hourly Door Prizes * And Much More! AdmissionOnly .................................................. $4 (Children Under 12 Free. when accompanied by an adult) Entrance Fee Includes Admission to the Museum of the Paranormal & Strange Psychic CunositiesT"" Don't Miss This Special Psychic Ever,V IT'S PLAY TIME! At Pickering Pktying Fields! • 18 hole adventure miniature golf course • Ontario's finest 7 unit batting cage with varying speeds. Hardball and softball 9 2 unit batting cage for slow pitch • Licenced patio • Group rates (20% off groups over 20) • Birthday party package includes golf, pizza or hot dog lunch, and group Photo — only $6.00 each! Always Family Fun! PICKERING 420-9090 PLAYING 1610 BAYLY sr., PICKERING ( i�.r<t >a Ftd.f FIELDS HILDREN.9 Decorate your bikes and be part of the parade: Prizes will be awarded in the following age groups: ACES: 10, 11, 12 / 7, 8, 9 / 6 & Under. Saturday dune 20, 1992 ' Parade time is 10:00 A.M. Check in between 9:00 & 9:30 A.M. '-on Mill Street. See You At The Painadef to be wmiounced after #w pwa&)Prim by: N ax C" -Ma. r------------------------- BRING TM WMi YOU , TO THE PARADE ,AGE: 10, 11, 12 / 7,8,9,/ 6 & uMor iNwne: Age: i Address:Telei L—phne- -Z--------------------J conservation authority, Van Kempen said he would bring the matter to their next property meeting and then to a full MTRCA board meeting on June 26. There was one word of caution from Phil Frampton, of the Ontario Taxpayers' Coalition. He wondered if the expenditure of $500,000 to buy parkland from a developer would become a precedent in other areas such as the Altona Forest. Councillor Rick Johnson said he thought the purchase was a precedent. Van Kempen said the money would come from park reserve funds. Other members of the public gallery praised the announcement and urged Pickering residents to help come and celebrate by attending Frenchman's Bay Day on June 13. Parish wants to scour Ajax for hidden basement units By Dan Mdean Newly -elected Ajax Councillor Steve Parish wants to get tough on illegal basement apartments throughout the town. During an executive and development committee meeting last week, Parish made an extended plea for a co-ordinated effort by administrative departments to regulate illegal accessory apartments. He suggested a conditional amnesty could provide an 3pportmity for homeowners to egalize their basement apartments. The planning cepartment must first identify areas of town that would be appropriate for allowing these living units. Units must conform to minimum safety standards and proper rezoning must be obtained to make them legal, Parish said. Council should take a stronger position on the issue, he argued Difficult "I'm not convinced in my mind there is the political will to do something about this," he told committee. "The problem has gone on long enough. We have to do G something." Ajax council is attempting to deal with the troublesome matter through its municipal housing policy statement being developed. A pubfic meeting scheduled for June 8 will provide the latest details from staff concerning the efforts to regulate the type of housing in town. Planning Director Peter Tollefsen told committee the province is fully aware of the need for right -of -entry legislation — the key to enabling staff to identify illegal basement apartments. Municipal inspectors may only enter a home if they receive permission from the owner. Tollefsen expects an announcement of a new law could come by fall. "The cry across the province is unanimous," he said, explaining municipalities across Ontario are demanding a right- okntry law. Unable The town has taken the Position the problem of regulating basement apartments can't be addressed until a right - of -entry law is in place. VIA However, Parish argued it isn't necessary to wait. The town can identify illegal basement apartments by other means — such as fire department inspections. Parish proposes tackling the problem in court — charging homeowners who have illegal basement apartments. The testimony of witnesses or neighbors could be sufficient to lay charges, Parish said. ?m not saying (jack of right - of -entry legislation) isn't a problem," he told The Bay News. "But I think it's been blown up to the point where it's being used as arl excise ria to take on the issue." Regulation "I've got nothing against basement apartments," Parish added. "Basement apartments provide an appropriate niche in the housing market. They just can't be any kind of unit, any kind of way — totally unregulated_" However, Region Councillor Roger Anderson says council has considered similar proposals. Past attempts by Continued on Page 7 nDNE "Under Iffieffi - Top" otiom, SAT. JUNE 6 • Cardoa& of husc. Lumber & Discontinued Trim Great Bargains on Many Items *Some Negotiating Possible PUBLIC & D14ALEM wwco m JOYN BROUWER GARDEN CENTRE SINCE 1961 1H1711Mr'-. 0 TM Now �.�q—, a • ►� io oe eligible for draw, must have purchase of $100 or more. Dra•v Date: June 12 92 i The fty News, May 27,1992 Pine Ridge for friendly Ajax- councillors look to resolve waterfront land issue By Dan McLean Ajax politicians may be intent on resolving the deadlocked fate of 10 acres of privately -owned waterfront lands at the foot of Harwood Avenue. During a committee -of -the - whole meeting May 25, Ward 3 Councillor Steve Parish suggested council members meet with Hi -Rise Structures — the owners of the property. The 10 -acre site is the only privately - owned property on the Ajax waterfront. "I would be curious to know what their intentions are with respect to the land," Parish told the committee. "I think it's extremely important to the future of the waterfront not to sit back and wait for things to happen — but to take a pro- active approach." The Ward 3 Councillor added he spoke to the company's solicitor earlier that day. The lawyer indicated his client was "very interested" in a meeting with the town, Parish said. Meeting A meeting between council and the developer would serve to outline what the company's real intentions are and whether they might be interested in a sale or land swap with the town. The land is currently zoned for a marina and other ancillary uses including a hotel -residential complex. A condition to OPTOMETRISTS DR. E. GILLEZEAU & DR. M. FITZSIMMONS WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BY APPOINTMENT WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE j • Contact Lenses - Binocular Vision • Perceptual Testing • Dispensing of all Types of Frames & contacts N Pi imiy ter msb Centra 1305 Pkim i■g Pul way #= 6831175 839.6303 AJAX AND PICICERINO GENERAL HOSPITAL AJAX, ONTARIO ANNUAL CORPORATION YEETINO Notice is hereby given that a General Meeting of the members of the Ajax and Pickering General will be held at 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, June 23, 1 992 m the Hospital Cafeteria. MPORTANT: In accordance with Hospital By -Laws: (a) -Any person over the age of eighteen (18) who pays the Corp ,a membership of Five Dollars ($5.00) shah be a member of the Corporation for the following twelve ,(12) Months." (b) -E person who has donated or shah hereafter donate One Hundred 11301Ws ($100.00) in aid of the Funds , of the Corporation in any one year, VW be deemed a life member' j .(c) 'The presiding oWXW of every Society, O or COfpom*m vihfch subscribes and pays ID the Funds of then the sum of Five Hurldr�9d C =� 1.00) in i any year, stroll b@ exa member ={ )of the Corporation for that year." AN members must have their Membership Fee duly received at least thirty (30) days prior to the dale of the Annual Meeting to ensure Voting Privileges. Therefore, those wishing to qualify as a Member of the Ciorporation for the current year are requested to have their fee in the hands of the Secretary no laden then Monday, May 25,19M. D.W. N W_ s.wi, CNff, developing the property states a marina must be constructed first. However, the property owners want to build a high rise residential building and remove the marina component — suggesting the $7 to $10 million estimated price for the marina makes it too costly. Hi Rise Structures is currently appealing the requirement to the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB). Parish, a lawyer by profession, called the OMB application weak- Safeguard eakSafeguard Ajax Mayor Jim Witty said the marina component is a safeguard that ensures the waterfront property won't be developed. "As long as it remains not financially viable then nothing will happen," the mayor said. Regional Councillor Roger Anderson said he would never support developing the land without a marina included in the proposal. He added that the town should wait for the landowner to request a meeting with council. "Let them come to us," Anderson said. Witty told The Bay News he would support a decision by council to meet with the developer. "I have initiated some discussion with them already," he said. Psychic fair Top international psychics, clairvoyants, mystics, palmists, astrologers and spiritudtZ bring their insights and talents to Pickering. A psydw fair will be held at the Annandale Recreation Centre on Church Street from Friday May 29 to Sunday May 31. ,Admission is $4. Children under 4 amompmied by an adult are adahtied free. P. Ajax basement apartments • From Page 4 municipalities to lay charges these are located. Wed'he said.Costly "Charge them and see what happens," Anderson said, f explaining previous cases had In addition to many current been thrown out of court. units being unsafe, most create Parish says he's only looking additional strain on town to shut down those units that services, Parish said. create problems. Regulation will Contrary to the argument allow the town to control where regulation could remove an Experts in the installation of: • DRIVEWAYS • WALKWAYS • PATIOS • POOL DECKS t. • RETAINING WALLS WE INCLUDE, AT NO EXTRA COST: • Choice of colour • Upgraded Brick Patterns • Design Consultation r. - • Free Estimates • Written Warranty -. QUALITY WORKMANSHIP AT COMPETITIVE PRICESr a► CHOOSE DiAWrAVOD . ,�' ;; � REPLACEMEIftr WrOO'Wi aM IAIAKMLE ft a W«rd a..a • eak a,.ti,M.,M e Low Or Aram sw 4.r avers. e F y a all . & FeAmy Wars/ Yew - VANDOW Alla OOOIt CENTIIE c]3DASHW 12N INN me., 00M 4x -134 IIN LsMs� 3L, YL, ftwmmo 745-M important element of affordable housing from the community, Parish says it will simply improve the situation. "My desire isn't to make a law PRINTING, N 0" C*PWER suPPIIEE, .FURNITURE, that is Draconian or extremely expensive," he said. "No matter what (happens) landlords will charge what the market will bear." 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Blaine Director of Advertleing :.................Gail Jennings Retail Sales Merger :.......................Paul Gravel Special Features Manager: ....... ....Yvonne Lewis ChIN Photographer: ....................... James Yorke 1730 McAwwn court. drat 18, Pkh?,ing, Ontario Ll W _V6 Editorials Youth stupidity Continuing today down the path to the developed world's greatest stupidity without reforming, right now it's the time of the year for our high schools, students and parents to take action on one of the education system's major flaws. That action is career planning. With the study year end, it's time to make the education choices for next year. This is the time to do effective career planning. That means cutting through today's general ignorance on this subject It means consulting a professional career counsellor h means spending time, effort aid money — probably dose to $2,000 by the time of high school graduation, and starting in the last year or two of elementary school. The Canadian Conference Board recently found our nation's high school students to be the stupidest among the world's 25 most developed countries. That evaluation obviously applies equally right here in Durham Region. The most recent information we've seen slows that two-thirds of our youth prepare for the wrong career altogether. They usually never hear of the career for which This little chipmunk, a resident of Hydro Park in Pickering, takes a short break in the spring sunshine while keeping a keen eye out for unfriendb) company. Dear fellow Canadians A citizen's vision of his country they should bete choosing their education. EssentialMany By Terry Holbrey forces have prompted me to define my taken seriously, There was a feeling in the a mockery of the concept of Canada as a nation. Youth on the right caret path will and in vision of Canada. But my main reason is that it is "to air that Canada was on the brink of something great, and that the As an example of what may develop from this divestment of power and entrenchment of rights, than education, training and career. Youth time for me, along with all Canadians stand up and be counted", to help bnn to an end the slow p g diversityof its people was a source of strength. An analogy might be made here that Canada look at how Bill 101 is the law in Quebec. This is on the wrong career path do less wet may do poorly, or drop out. After following to but sure dismemberment of our society by a group was a ship, its people were the crew, and all of the a direct result of an app.ication of the Not Withstanding clause found in :he Charter of Rights wrong path (with many years and peps of well intentioned but uninspired visionless They read w111>n able to politicians. Y 9 diverse skills and strengths of its people from all regions r ons were there to be used to help the and Freedoms, a clause that all 10 provinces $100,000 kveste4 it's usually impractical or impossible to go bade and start again. give away the country in an attempt to appease guide ship towards its goal. required to be included in the ad. RMO _ Most woskbg people today for this; reason the various vocal minorities at the expense of the There was no need to define such things as Calfty are far less happy. They offer are silent majority. distinct societies and cultural heritages. These Will the entrenchment of distinct societies, struggling. S our defnted. My family and I came to Canada 25 years ago things were accepted facts, as undeniable as the women's rights, aboriginal rights, freedom of 1111mt"s tiled Guidance in our schools isn't On 1%7 to be exact) to a land we chose because it seasons and just as important to the Canadian sexual expression, social chargers and all of the that at all. Rather, it's as emergency seemed to offer the opportunity of a better life, character as the seasons are to the year. other special interests that are wanting to be measures operation against student One that would give us the opportunity to UN ourMoeke mk � included in a new charter, ready change anything 9 prohlens which arise frons a variety of potential in an atmosphere not restricted by the will of the people is not behind them? Or me of the atiam ones being lack of OUMK ted class distinctions and social prejudices. - TO* we find oursekies in a position where the conversely, if the will of the people does support 'cones, carew llImininS by Ainlests and parews. An individual's ability and drive was encouraged use of either of the two official languages is these interests, then surely the natural evoltion of I What little actual career pVnning work and rewarded. Ethnic or cultural background were actively rejected or suppressed by various official society will reflect this reality ... not the that's dose Is the school i hurgdy Negated not a prime ingredient for success or failure. means in different parts of the country. Every entrenchment of rights in some charter by apathy and ignorance among students Ci We C=ed special interest group is demanding their rights be somewhere. `And Pte- entrenched in a new charter of rights. We cannot hope to foresee and provide for : There are two columNs of The country and a special Canadian family Meanlwhile, the county is in the real danger of every future development or change of values in career counselors is the Toronto Yellow Pages. welcomed us with open arms. The family encouraged us consistently in our endeavors to being broken up at the whim of a large ethnic/altural group in Quebec (their Separatist our qty, Pearly in light of the tremerdouus diversity of the ethnic and cultural backgraa>ds of They're also found under the heading Psychologists. One of the most become an integral part of the Canadian sentiments are the result of feeling badly treated by the people that make up our country. We can practical and reliable such strdca has always been population, a population intent on working towards achieving financial security and stability. the rest of us in so called English Canada). Or alternatively, the country faces being Oily hope to provide a country that is free of the psychological shackles of legislated morals (which Ae Torattlbo Central YMCA. stupidity WE eoodulle among our At the same time there was a growing desire in rendered totally impotent by a proposed massive can never truly reflect the morality of a mature Youth the land to develop a Canadian identity, one that transfer of federal powers to the provinces, democratic nnulti-dlkturalaociety►. :smell they al have good, prolesdosai career I =� all Canadans. The general .attic de that something that will in effect, reduce the federal It can be a country where people in search of a -Vim. Now Is tie met � ulnare for prevailed tended to dismiss the Quebec Separatists government to nothing more than a mere better fife can come and become part of the crew, A YWiwilay woid"ve bear! as simply a few malcontents who should not be figurehead withoutreal any pi's — thus making Continued on Page 11 1'��si++S���Gti�i�s�iili4�L�������r...��.�r+��'�r.s�..x���.�+ctor•:.r:'l�rrs.�r�r.rs��wc+s+�ar.�r..rts�r�rc: �•�t:-c::-:.�.r.: r_:....:, .:�;,.:,,:,i;,s„..; . 1 tvl.� - P mm Richard Rammler Sales Representative � V . � s " O 0 O 'IMAM ° —'IN -W. 1991 Firefly 1991 Grand AM .� c — 4 dc, auto, AM/FM, rear wiper. Factory 4 dr., automatic, air, fold downs warranty. Low mileage. (7 ready to go) rear seat. Factory Warranty. Low mileage 1 6800.00 6 10 991 Sun,99 5.00 bird 4 dc, auto, AM/FM, air. Factory warranty. Low milage (4 to choose from) - q69675.00 [�Barkley Reed G ''� al d • .. 19 91 T es Re resentative 1991 GPrix r 4 dr., 3.1V6 , auto overdrive, loaded, Brandy wine metallic. Stock #2149A (21 d'149500.00 0 A O — Chuck Hughes Sales Re nese Itative 1991 STE loaded, Pontiac Touring Sedan Stock #2408A � 19,995 .00 a � p � 0 empest ^+ 4 dr., automatic, air. Factory warranty Low mileage (4 to choose from) $109400.00 eh) + . 1 saw 1992 GPrix 3.1V6, auto overdrive, loaded, Dk blue me-tallic (One only) 16,000 km `16, 5 00.00 Doug Stevens Sales Representative 1 4 1992 Regal Ltd. 1990 Bonneville SE,� 3.8V6, fully loaded, low mileage 4 dr., 53,000 kms. Loaner -loaded e (2 to choose kom) ;. $193995-00 153,995 .00-Add.40 BUIVOR Pc ',' 201 Ravh Mery Cwwder Men &V"MutiW -fiver 7S Re-crmditirme Used Vehicles to IBeorP fro m s r. WE ISHUGh t 683.6561 BUIVOR Pc ',' 201 Ravh Mery Cwwder Men &V"MutiW -fiver 7S Re-crmditirme Used Vehicles to IBeorP fro m s r. WE 10 MW Bay News. Mav 27. 1 92 ® . • • 0 a EBRAT U 0 0 - - Solid Maple Pedestal Extension j-? Table 40' x 60' with 4 Bentwood or Colonial Chairs sl for ""-w Solid Oak, Pine & Maple Furniture BAY RIDGES 1215 Bayly St Unit 470, Pickerin FLORISTS 19691 SPECIAL FLOWERS FOR THAT SOMEONE SPECIAL CASH & CARRY .BOUQUETS MINI $� 99 CARNATIONS �69y CA r &CCARRY 12 SHORT STEMMED ROSES "699 SPECIAL � & c� POT MUMS LOCAL AND $5!S! ,5 99 METROWIDE !S! DELIVERY PHONE 839-2949 FOR QUALITY VALUE & SERVICE Ajax Home Week June 17 - 21 Dear fellow Canadians • From Page 8 place of couple of years ago at and where the crew are proud Christmas when I was on a to be called Canadians! return flight from Britain. In closing and in a more I had occasion to walk (facing Personal vein, I must include two the People) for the length of the of my more profound fight cabin. What I saw made experiences. The first took my heart fill with pride at the pppp— s • 001VtLS $300.00 worth of planting with any Interlocking stone work booked before June 15th, 1992. FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL... IN 427-4143 eA 71W Bay News; M" 27, 1M U Incredible ethnic mix of the came from Vancouver) that was take an active role by joining an Canadian and this is my passengers, a group of presided over by a female judge organization or group whose country." individuals and families returning of Oriental heritage. It was a purpose is to have a positive to their home ... to Canada! heart-warming sight, to be sure. input into the political decision - The second was a little over a I hope that my attempt to making process as it strives to ' year ago, around the time of define Canada will encourage define our national identity. Canada's birthday when, via other ordinary Canadians to do If we as individuals do this, Editor's note — Terry television, we were shown a the same. Or even more then we can truly hold our heads Holbrey is a resident at 1643 citizenship ceremony (I think it importan ly, encourage them to high and say with pride, "I am Portland Court in Pickering. MATERNITY TRUCKLOAD SALE ss* v& 20 -SO% OFF EVERYTHING SHORTS from $8.00 NURSING BRA from $12.80 T-SHIRTS from 9.95 KNIT JUMPSUITS from 14.95 PANTS from 14.95 SHORT ROMPERS from 19.95 �o v�Y G SKIRTS from 19.95 2 PC. H C SHORT SETS from 24.95 ru. o NIGHT GOWNS from 19.95 SUN DRESSES from 29.95 NEw SWIM SUITS from 44.95 T-SHIRT/JUMPER from 24.95 STOCK 250 DRESSES IN STOCK AT GREAT SALE PRICES TWO TWO TIRE ROTATION R Balamx - Today's tine maotefacattet 1 revonunead rotating tints evey 24,000 A �� n tire tize �d�°d°°'°d H01�1TI�A ` LOCAL. : - SHtMLE SERVICE >ut M ranc-nwi - pard- iaaasa ani and depeadib opraliea of yev w3ieie. T* h* s aid eyeaei.e �a 67 aliswbi septsoa.esr d wan lend beige - i angor aw*onad er e &eyed. A coarlbee iagwdon incbdaa do asemm of warm brake pods, lisiaµ thous erdto .iaslic symom •ac��sn iaeo ad power aoriet ad a wd Looe y awe of ear prodediswet Waieiwe. ij y ` Y w.AUGMENT -A steed front or near 00900000 not Only emsm nooeoeaary tine wear. but wariles peecioos fuel. Un%ttoostft a v ticle may be Out of amplow t and not Ire an owner my ration mtil tries �aGaauy %Ckodc wtp vim akipmeot or docks MMUNU a V �tires. CCM ' 15% OFF ALL 4 a 12 Ma Bay News, May 27,1992 20th anniversary Bruce Bissell Buick Pontiac How quickly time flies. It was 20 years ago in March that Bruce Bissell Buick Pontiac Ltd. first opened for business on Bayly Street in Pickering at the Plan west of Brock Road. Five years later the dealership moved to a new location constructed at the current address at 201 Bayly St. W. in Ajax. Today more than 40 people work at Bissell Buick Pontiac Ltd. Throughout those 20 years _3isseli Buick Pontiac has r ovided customers with a -omplete range of quality ervices and products. Among he things the dealership does 'oday include: SELL — New Pontiacs, 3uicks and GMC Trucks SELL — Quality pre -owned huge selection of fully -econditioned cars and trucks SELL — Genuine General Motors Parts LEASE — Passenger Car. and Trucks SERVICE — Provide all you service needs by factory -trainee technicians BODY SHOP — Provide al your collision and paint need: with the latest equipmen available. We at Bissell Buick Pontiac would like to thank all of oui customers and let them know 'We Appreciate Your Business". Thanks for your support over the past 20 years and we loo( forward to serving you in the future for all your needs in the transportation area. Chrysler Dynasty a "show stopper" _ . - M -1010-W By dames Yorke When television's most successful producer, Aaron Spelling, decided to name one of his most popular soap operas Dynasty, he knew the image he want ed dtt-o_ }portray. and higbclass images were the order of the day. It captured the public imagination from the very beginI irg. The Chrysler Corporation were wise when they selected the title of Dynasty for their "mid-range" car. Designed for family comfort and safety, the Dynasty bola impressive in any size of driveway. Set on a 104.3 in. wheelbase,' this car has the ability to carry a family of six in total comfort. There are four different styles of seating, from standard cloth - faced front bench seats to Wmnous leather trim of the LE model. This careful selection of naterial and seat design is sure to make the most distant Journey a pie. By carefully utilizing space available in the rear of the vehicle, engineers have been able to supply back passengers with ample legroom. The standard power plant in the Dynasty is the fuel efficient 2.5 -litre engine which has a 100 -horsepower output at 4,800 rpm. Purchasers have the option of selectinv the 3.3 - We V6 unit which has almost 150 horsepower on tap for high-speed overtaking or long hill ditW&V journeys. Both engines are fitted with the latest technology which allows drivers to get the most Pleasure from their cars while still enjoying good fuel ecortorrty. ._the 2.5 engine has electronic ignition while the 3.3 V6 has multi -port sequential system. When mated to either a 3 or 4 - speed automatic transmission, the Dynasty will ensure smooth gear selection coupled to good C mftuW on P"M 13 to Dr ?d ie of ?d of nt in I'o !n rs a is )r le :y 111 If >!1 ?r ;t T1 >r 4 n e z S t ) f I 'Ilse Bay News, May 27,1992 13 Look wh6s9in better shape than the Imports. And now showing off a really great figure. The new Buick Regal gets you • fingertip convenience into a great shape this spring at with power mirrors, power a price that leaves you in better * windows, power antenna, shape than the imports will.18999 power trunk release and Besides its brisk aerodynamic power door locks • tilt looks, it offers a raft of in -demand steering and cruise control features that include • a responsive 01for driver comfort 3.8L V6 engine is air conditioning • intermittent wipers • automatic transmission • Dual ComfotTemp the confidence -inspiring GM Climate Control to allow you and your front -seat _ 3 yead6O.000 km No Deductible MADE IN ,passenger independent comfort settings Y . . „ _.TOTALm Warranty.tt CANADA . Choose from over 1,000 cars in r stock There's a Golden Horseshoe Pontiac i enrgwn lkty Buick GMC Perforrnance Dealer near yotr � - Aginooutc finbicoMe Oakville soa lf'vule Ajax renthO forangevtlle 11wn*& 0 0 0 ► Auroa 110, a jbeottco eoleon ia�eegvilb .<Fid" UnionviYe eowmumille OfCAef 'Pecl Hatnilwn pbaColi me Uxbtitl�e eratnp�oet ' ' Miloon . lbtc Perry `` yitgil .-., lA4arn Buc%roon _ Yi.e e&mV Rid nitlin i1F O : ' WGdwW Dwwtsview Newtnarklt SL Catfiannes _ . Whilby : _ Dun°wlle NiVmSaft Seaebotoup Vlbodbridr • Rein price tor Buick Regal egwpped as described. Cash back includes GST Freight licence, irwrance. GST and other applicable taxes not included Dealer may sell for less. See Dealer for details tThese offers may not be combined of used in tombtnanon with any other offerexcept the College Graduate Program. Offer appbesto 1992 new unused, or demonitra w models purchased from dealer inventory. offer valid fora limited tune stattmgfran April & 1992 or while quuKilies last and applies to retail deirveriesonly GST a included in Cash Back offer See Dealer W detml& tt3 year or6ODW lint limited %wranty. whxhe%w comesfust. Certain conditions apply. see kicconigileiiedetads. a*;4,. Vf', to r 41s ,4,�, .. r e- r , ",. ,, j `t•c :. '4ti. rJte e •W':o`h`.� r: ,� i:?'�a.,,�r..i:.'+�...t,......cta..q�.+7c3'.�"'a-...e....ii. �.a._....,...�,a,....<�.:.. _. ... � .v.- .'4 14 'IU Bay News, May 27, 1M .. j!5P1r11&?v VEHICLE' ECrION INSE SPECIAL s2s,01118 Cur S1,rittK It� �chiilc t• rcad� Nit Putttt Make ,urc uur C utltln't ,ur trcat111K ell' cic .uur i ar to ch►i lc and �ic 1 inc�i tion. uur t,d ttnni�•diatc attrnti�nt a �j�•.;ill thuruuv"nt1L•dt�t report u1 ghat .;bile. i an ••'att a little . ret utrcd iter% tor am repair 1 �% �; ill hru; idc an c,tintatc O1L & °ur Lam. th nded each menus we ba"e e a included W, AS an add 824.9 June 13 + 199`Z- ins�� n un VVOIN.TMENT TODAY FOR AN A CAyL Auto 6eoics Sery S e�entre 1600 Baily LAW 3M2 p,ckerl� pntano 14161 420 A 213 11�r TRANSMISSION AND RADIATOR SERVICE Clue y4w w" a &a* tercdai &omf eane( OF tods op �r , rnlfAr l + �• [ R --EE 1 Local towing & . i :.shuttle service with transmission , _ ver _ a1s, i. Eq" rob: sew", im 13th WXECESSAW v FV 7MOZ TRANSMISSION AND RADIATOR SERVICE 600 Bayly Street 831-1985 HOURS= Pickering Ontario Mon. - Fri. Sam - 6pm LlW 3N2 WE USE VALVOLINE OILS Saturday 9 am - 3pm m GRAND SLAM DEALS DON'T MISS THIS :.. SALE BRAND NE� r --.1 W! 1992 COLT 100E The Bay News, May 27, 1M 13 SLIDE ONIN 1 FOR A ONE .�ILL� { WEEK � E DEAL ONLY WEEKEND TCAM uc a C HRYSLER \� GO HARWOOD AVE r, Stk. #CT76U ' Incl. 4 cyl. 5 spd., _ cloth buckets, power steering, electric defroster, power . r. brakes, plus much " .. _ g�►�-�' HE°" N 1'71879** ONLY=139'�� PER MONTH OR SALE 9 10 ov` BRAND NEW. oto Sec e73os 1992 ACCLAIM i Ind. 25L ergine, auto, power ......... ........ . steering, power brakes, air — oorld cruse, AWW cass., dori seat$, power milers, de6oster, dodo ronate, lurk relem plluus more. ONLY U7"* Pm MONTH OR SALE 11 1 e 99500 * * BRAND NEW! NORTH AJAX 683-5358 *76031992 VOYAGER It3.OL' V6, auto. trans., 7 pass. seatng, air bag, power steering power brakes,- defrt�ster, rear wiper, delay wipers, dual mirrors, AM/FM stereo, clock and much more. ONLY =314"* PER MONTH OR SALE e 99tw— I BRAND NEW! sec sL7W5 1992 LEBARON Incl. V6, auto., power stew,ng power brakes. air oond., power mirrors. AMFM cass., lgLioil floor mats, tilted glass, defroster, air bag, loldng rear seat til cruise 6 more. ONLY =305' PER MONTH OR SALE 114, 599°° * * CATCH Sfk �,379 1992 LERB BRAND NEW. +- < THESEInd. 4 q.. Wo. trans., power GREAT M~ brakes. ► Q 641.093:1S, �� 3 g0 air oond., AM1FM /� steroo, delay wipers, door mrhts, ■ SEAM DEALS �. +�10 pk mrrrmklirigsa UP TO 48 MONTHS • * or ILLAG AT ONLY =199K� PER MONTH OftSALE19,999 / VILLAGETO 0 1 2 " , f UP CASHBACK CHRYSLER HARWOOD AVE., AJAX NORTH 11925 1 653-5355 CASHBACK 1991 CHEROKEE LTD. 1991 ACCLAIM 4 OR R 1991 SHADOW CONVERTIBLE 1991 DYNASTY hue 1 iw iM i S. Q.,.SAMOA. . 5aL lou Era me dfr Mo. C" � Ina. 6►d+f ruc. cav pp�bn hilt T pIIQ ab - ocnwi�. se, o woe, Ondab. r4a r t� oo+t. okra+ and vnyl SkYsd lodt Melon fpd orb M+ro AM�Fld ort- � o°rd � Pr��r �� � � - — � — w 3 a3L y6�U.pM°. h- 1.6 ER fakf°wr rear raC a mae. s wW��r#a1 mac_ as. vasc4 r�+rwltlafrl ap'srai 1 owner, only to eoo pI adlh101di a b �ww+ar v oond, add tm tis, lir. PZ9;;15 E�pa rT mesa eaL Y°t°rp u.r. vs Pdl rel dk c e.fro.4.� ttir4ed gamr, °A 0.~ SALE �` :10,88 � s332s � �° r -KL Warr. s>t 01M SALE SALE ONLY PER MONTH SALE ONLY$27 PER MONTH '8611-250 PICKUP 4x4 1988 GRAND VOYAGER SE 1987 PLYMOUTH RELIANT 1988 DODGE 0100 PICKUP Sec IT7730& Ind. VS. Auto.. V6, air, 7 Sec /T756s/1. Ve, crab.. s -r auto . p •.. p.b., p.w., pawrlger 2 lone paint, Aulonrrle. Power aMrinp ."'�� ;p LE cheat paekpa A�MiM easaMDa. M .� power brokaa. AMFM ` —' p &- cla scrota. bon sono. tit. air cond.. M34 cruia. dalaY SPK r' - slsro, clolr crab. on, r frvr, qep bumper, AMOe+p1p tires, low cruise. AMIFM rack Moor ooneole, war awfw mint oondeon. Iw windows carpatiny 6 — — — case. siditq window & wipes ort owew Fill. d Ony 30.000 miles. mow.Sk towner trakarlca 'PRICED TO SELL PRICED TO SELL PRICED T ELL PRICED TO SE 1990 SHADOW 4 D Ra 1989 IMAM 6 1991 CARAVAN LE , , 116RANo VOYAM2— GT 2 DR. WAGON m WEAN Brlw ' _ plb oonwle. AMA7M 4� Sec. /l7�tA. 2.2L Orbe, Sec K3M. V6, crab. pis. aPk' syeheln. tillled plass auto PAW. Bruise, PArt pp 1, ewtsefaan as Mess Ve a ea a. ar cow, duel irMlOa. ` A= Mp�ygr.�.�Caea.. Wr fre. Phe P/eA. rlNart fel, mow. t owns/ ony w ' pa�artper ***-d a,r.A r< ww,er mww 30,500 r1111N. ppllinae oonaflle. Clod[. "am mt, Cniee. QIIMIMeId Ph• krwa akat,t .naal� SALE *7 995°0 7 S E � � � ' SA L E 2i: SA E 3it000 nWea eel d 1 CIE �. Amr- _ I HAZEN o" 87934 N Tm TED .AI MIRY LZONARD PAUL DtNAYNE COIiNA DON MAIIDNp WLLU1190N LEACH WLLIAYEONJIL INK1WIel0e1 IkELROY PICKARD 'WOODCOCK GROdERT PICKARD PIICKARD ARSENAULT VILLA 1 HARWOOD 4 WIN F1 w 1 1 16 Tire Bay News, May 27,1992 100 104 - 230 17771 AROW THE RF -QT • Full training program • Company Vehicle • $600 to $1200 wkly. • Repeat route sales • Excellent working environment • Management Opportunities For interviewcallMr. Parks 298-2071 EARN UP TO $265.00 By assembling 50 pairs of stylish ear- rings at home! Work your own hours. Simple instructions. Info: Send a self addressed, stamped envelope to: BOLAN INC., Ext 455, 4325 Stoeloo Ave. W., Suite 225, Downsview, Ontario M3N 1 W IN KUWAIT Rebuilding now in Uellentr pay and transportation. Please call 516- 929-0341 ext. 893 A . Eat oak En honv payf Wep�ov�da ds•sis - 24 Yrs. 141 501-0OS9 Eat a0. Tani drivers warood Over 25 years of ag& Coe *312731 686-3577 t S isles Help / Agents J FRANK WEALTOR REAL ESTATE SALES THE DRAWBACKS!! THE ADVANTAGES!! IS IT THE JOB FOR YOU? WE OFFER YOU • On the job & classroom training • First class commission spilt • R&tirne expert secretarial assbtance • Pl 18tH HoNr1e Equity Referral System • In -Branch financiing • Managerial Assistance YOU OFFER US 0PP=rd1)L- Pleaotnl Cxowth: aommatioltioft *A 1k wading with people and we lady In, am what You're wrath: you Can go lona butvuen kir youuetwith a. Let's talc.- The hudeo 4 orr of dr worth kaeu 6tlaocal irswitim s baking br highly moti+aad men ata women edY for adialiew Wt provide full ging, an anoblikd client but sod a giammad truattg ittmmr whir you LW your basins. If you at bolutg kir a am whet dr stky and wow& ate demi ed by year an kmcn. mu or wnd cm6dmcd a nne ax TeL(416) 4274060 Dane Smyth, QU Sika Manager 100 Weatney Rd. S. Suite 101 Aim Ontario LIS 7H3 T� ,a The pftwer" 1 11�Prt�Aft�a� * &—.- CV +WWV a A + r....0 r ..r .er. C." r__ s.w.a.. a � �T,. AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU Excellent Pay / benefits Transportation (407) 292-4747 X1248 Toll refunded gam to 10pm � Opportunity in as a Ftofenimall Pt oaosrapier Looking foe a cave:? Enjoy working with d4ikfrea and fnro3bes? Are you sacker [Winded and a team player? eCQ-Pkte TIM -46 maga. •Ualimitad Earnings •Advaacement Potential Ve are lookins for high eaetp irAvA ak to loin am 60 yea; international, pattaithoiaeo. E6 dworloag,rohitiaa Go- ner aloud ou PORTIRAIT STUDIO Mn. Schihl 420-5883 IFI II lam' Pad I PICK. VILLAGE 3 bdrm. $762 & 2 bdrm. apt. $736 plus utili- ties. Available immediately 444-7391 rbaaao armor a ii al � >t q{ f6rb ler pY Oolunre - 3 bdren In I dupMa SM + WI/esa. 6rw anonth rent robato stud of aaaa. N14)7804M I buiM BMs: • Honesty & Irttegrit,►foonale ................... warded be *hot* t1131 IllUtlHil PKIU3111111110 • Sincere desire to amt the publk g6 CA Padbe •wafweatiNt.d Mewl $500 Par • Motivation to achieve irideputdence o tpartnt8 � for owner rtes cellste•tee� pplease. See them at a Dlckson's Office If you re looking for a career charge kwkW*bedroom util lioM for rartl. Ai PAM ro oa lie you owe it to yourself to call Everett facNrNs aTtfl! please. Wee All a=Pcd4204M Depart 831-2056 or 683-7777 1 app i a n c s s. 1K•stshor• area 00 ft f Of WliN� a llldI 420-M for a confkkntW interview. Get the seconds from tithe I fact before you make your decision. take. dose to ail �Irtr ,,�, Clean bright home. Use of ilabieihXTwo" ill- afaefl,,, Cal Paul. T01�OfM0 s14ia�s bawtt 4opt. ltaeralMtad. Gran/ Ntu -twin for rarrl naw Goal w aeon, 4 place toe ofAir Will" bir /e00 1t Itoftta� ti1N back patlit` oaMw rwe tle/e451r raalfdra /M i kart eq . .:................... 4111110111111111 AIN 610010111 nm / batt• ~b -'R.illi slit der 100,101'p„Aim � - T•000 1L .f :lee. alas- lea /at a last 11111WFor bit wwlMaai ' .atek.tiM�Ms- tflhaq ... WANTED to rent or rent to own. 3 or 4 bdrm house. Preferably In the AJax I Pickering area daN Christian -Ann 839- 8114 (days) or 428- 1582 (eve.) EMONdalbr3alel F I I Goods for Solite EM Aalc Orn Y PIANOS New Apartment Size Pianos from $1999. The Piano Shop Picketing Village 427-5051 1 t Goods For Scolio TENDER NO. I.VA I ADIIERTISENENT The Ministry of Government Services offers for sale a larpe amount of baled h which le stored it a bun in Lot 37 Concession 5, Town d Pickering - may be viewed between the hours of 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Monday, June 1, 1992 when a representative of the Ministry of Government Servtrxs will be in attendance. Offers to purchase will be accepted at Ministry of Government Services Green River Field Office Howny 7 b Sideline 32 Green River, Pickering, Ontario Telephone: (416) 7611 Until 10:00 am., Tuesday, June 9, 1992, at which time they will be opened in pubic. For offers to purchase and further information, please contact Bill Doolittle, Tel (416) 683-7611. The highest or any offer to purchase will not neces- sarily be accepted - Please quote tender No. L92/11 Fie No. A-2 MRACKWICK Books 'N' Things Top Quality Used Books & Novels Non Fiction Literature Estates & Collections Bought 1822 Whites Rd. Ambedea Placa fiYeddlrnp Invltatlons DECORATOR Select from hundreds of t1131 IllUtlHil illustrations in our store Owner of interior decnaciss bminw catalogue. Colours and styles are sure to PAIWAR IC'MA pplease. See them at a Dlckson's Office Centre, 218 Harwood �f/e% LBe �/ Avenue South, Alsm. 683.11168 jae ref ItgfGSTON RD. ----------------- PICKUMG,OK Typewriter Rentals Choose from electric and 00 ft f Of WliN� a llldI 420-M electronic typewriters. Rent them y the day, weekend, week or ©� month. Student rates. Discounts available. RiAGE PLY11OM Rent to own. Dickson's LTD. Of A AJAX Office Centre, 218 is AMAAtfw s Harwood Avenue South, Alga- 683.1968 ---------------- Furniture Showrooms "LM SERME Visit our huge office itFaasfo furniture showroom downstairs at our Ajax Plaza store. Dozens of pieces of new and scratch and dent WIL0W000 FORD furniture, desks. charts, 1167iGngsIon Rd fibng cabinets, computer tables etc. More Pick" displays are at our 839-6666 building at 513 427.2828 westne Rosd South, Ajax. 683-1968 MotortycksJ I IMts. ONorilrtih , MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 683-972$ PINE RIDGE INSURANCE l Clalla vBNDoNTED - Craft afans VAUNTED I to be hold Nor< W5 4d East Shore C wnm Conr•. 2 leve dors sso_oo Pick- par t0a1 booth Cal Cidy a, 427-0730 or 427-70M • I 1 �[flfl9� ESTABLISHED Drugstore/Pharmacy location AVAILABLE Contact landlord: P.O. Box 77 The Bay News 1730 McPherson Cru, Unit 18, Pickering L1 W 3E6 EXPERIENCED N— a7 � LAt7r -.&;;;: DECORATOR IMM04a. a17-1346 esu Oso REQUIRED • • EMPLOY Owner of interior decnaciss bminw od+� ICLASSIFIED 8 used, upright grand, fWthe FIRST in to ng II and keyboards. SaIIMCk, up Roland and Casio. Best `�- iaaamw tegairea fir Caff -1Bay News emEft rw slum tMea n sus for W best Ol�lana 8!r! Atlelfir t�etM Mfr �.rJS es J"UXAnqu><rl been pso.w - h-2-ump w 88111 39-8114 x-5574 Maki, tiI. or �� 1 i f f • l � �oe:�.:l+pPdyRl n.t. a~ - Ae b ReOa 4r...f.f� ,.' CA_ RS PAIRED 'sit �i8N10r 5 npaeai. T Id Cd�0 4.9100 WANTED $$ Top dorllrs polka for tltcollpGem Amift• 683-2998 Plus materials (Customer sands & masks) 683=2998 Clear Coat extra 401 C=> . 405 DISrelBVY011 wA?MD to mark:r penond sdicy deice, 6 months on market $51.35 (roes ind.) buys perfect suit up business. We gine you demo -product, training, & order forms. Call Mark (416) 430-8766 (416)391-5054 MORTGAGES 1st at 2nd's to 9596 of value - All property gees, Quick &nice and Call RAYCAN FINANCIAL LTD. 571-2880 Oshawa 686-2936 Pickering MVRTGAGES - to 95% of Property value, some below gar k rates. special. izing in pr"alifyitp Aunt me tibuyers. Mortgages and loans fa any purpose. All applications ccnsid- ered, regardless of credit rating and income. Fast service and approvals. Raycan Financial Ltd. 6688x&2936 Plctedrhg or 571-2880, Oshewa iJ•A■--r--•– I pu. pmt mortgages. now rch sea. arenewals a NAN LIME IN NY WANTED - consolidations. In home, English, child care training references a mwL a6 persotat conideneal service, 7 days a week. Second good per hour. 420 -OM. mortgage at r�pe0aw rafts. (SPRING SPECIAL) Pitons 416-725.6127. NANNY REQUIRED - Live- PLANNNG TO BUILD A FENCE? iwiveoutcall Use 42MM CLASSIFIEDS Bay News WHAT A WAY TO Dave 649-1924 '. BUY & SELL seyeare Available Wee Watch Private Home Day care is looking for mature, reliable individuals interested in providing quality day care in their own home. We offer. • Full Support payment writ for staoitorY olidays • Necessary equipment • Paymem for the first 5 for chodnn 6 weeks days of a chiles Illness and older • Fuoinsurance coverage 405 For mom informadon Gill. 686-4816 gua 4-Pomnb aunts Frj1 e acsrxs.eAP-W PROBLEM? Private funds U.S. & Canadian from $5000 for all purposes Call: (416)731-5522 "No Jos Too sM me, )Renvats & Ravor amp • PAte rm 839-8114 Peter's Appliances =a IBM Mn no= owns wits ins oatlwAM+elt9 RErRl9 WOR9 "Since 1955" - MA� - � NN �e . AEG -GENERAL etrcrnlc o• AMtANA • MODERN MND • W.C. vr000s WE SELL PARTS FOR ALL MAJOR APPLIAMI NCICEAIN11300MNt00M NEW ItCARWROtIGH LOCATION 1755 Ptdterkrp Pkwy. (Unit 12) 6060 Irnad gston Ro Pk kering Nana & Design Gntre (Old 10ngdm Rd. & Hwy ft) ft" Only 428-6333 282-0185 The Trashnm appliance removal A ywd eloan tap. Terry .508.0926 MAN with a truck. Large and •mall nave& easement and garage cleanouts. Garbage romovel, handyman. Pate 406 1649. Laadtualping M Lttaldtlealpiag ra. Illww rEifi G.•01400 440 ate.4 Essays • Ceada • Comm. - Msti onenre�Residential; P �s.��.��, '.^— a Y1aII6:= ckl� ng atoms w«awm.t U.Spea a."a..s.r 839-5349 43 839-8114 LIU Delakie& Felnaees Im � 8 lar • 44 2j -8+4(X.3 i . • 1 . I V 1 VN=T ` PAYLESS DECKS & FENCES • HOLE DRILLING - From $3.50 each • POST SETTING - From $21.00 each (SPRING SPECIAL) • DECK SPECIAL $6.50 sq. ft. complete CAR## 427-9524 PLANNNG TO BUILD A FENCE? Save time, labour & money We'll dig your post holes for you asst $4.50 Feer hole most places. s cheaper than renting a Khole digger & one heck of a lot easier. Dave 649-1924 '. minimum 20ltok AMADON FENCE & DECK Specializing in: Fences Decks, Post Sets Free Estimates :> DECK 683-2816 Fencing and Decks Garden Sheds > Post Setting Work Guamnteed t� Free Estimate: 668-? 951 or Toll Free 1.416.559.6703 (p%w) SAYER Contracting - as cnpurry. addaiorr nrnvasiorw. RENOVATIONS 8",.denced � Ot� kkehMs, ►atkrcona, kortts Ike � hafs7as nMislir� graflp work 1S ya�a alyuinea. tor. assay4 llardtreod floors, flwacll doors, ilidlalhs, all m ohne- t101n, iMlllwd, prlwlola. lip NhAMM Rpfl'•7017 HAVE GAVEL TRAVEL Hennessy's Mobile f11ACK OONti11NICilONWLL • c��rpsrt�lrryy drywsr Auction Service, also : -do Henne"y's Auction Hall, Bowmanville, a NMIAl rNlhovslonsl Ont. As low as 5% on estates or Can for a tree sstlmals John app41�f9~ W-1278 620.4$10 k1WM 1'IEIMESSY LANDSCAPING Planting, sodding, seeding,, law amaintenanceuning, anted �, den W dsm tg. 9� Flee EsIlmales Call 1-4164 04183 LICENSED PLtJ11111111ER tions new work a d "a a c«�pwwe0�1Oa' CALL DAVE 429.2740 DARBON TALE Professional Ceramic Installation I work in your home like it was mine. For free estimates, cal I DAVE 683-3730 LEAKING TUBS & SHOWER STALLS Repaired & renovated. Wall & floor toes sum plied & installed. M c. Msa. B.B.B. LOWEST PRICESI Cell Bernie, Progresshle Toe 420-1686 Lwileliscaping LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION By University Werks (since 1980) Specializing in Professional design & quality inm1lation of: • Interlocking brick driveways patios & walks • retaining wale, terraced planters & steps •fences &decks Free competitive estimates - Job list for thawing 666-9690 All Work Guaranteed Blade & Shade Landscaping Ltd. (since 1977) •interlock stone •retaining walls -wood decks -water, rock gardens & sodding -planting •pruning -tree removal -excavating •pool fig -in etc. •2 yr. guarantee 294-1663 M.nber Landscape Ontario I Profen *&Mal services Professional Counsellinfz Pre -martial, marriage, personal & family counselling. 30 years experience! Confidential & Sensitive. Let me help you... Ca11428-0016 1 do weddings too! Specializing in Small Claims FMIIX CONSULTATION We will provide consultation on filing claims or full court services. We will also represent you. For appointment contact Wendy Parent at Parent Paralegal 416.686.6306 STRING TRIO, Quartet available for weddings et social funaioa:. Call Johanna Voss 683-0284 asNl R.I.,iS,s sam" w ��� Bay News [500 i - HOUSE FOR Ajax S�2Lbdrm, bungalow Harwood ec Hwy #2. Please call after 6:00 or leave message. 471-6008 The Bay Pik*4 Mij 27J90'_ 11 BG PLUMBING Licenced contractor, bathroom remodeling, repairs, alterations, new work gas inahlation & drains. Cal Bob Bus: 503-5662 Rea: 696.2959 Ii:1JCA. wE8THEY HEIGHTS DECORATING professional Painting and wallpapering. nttriorlartttrkor. GREE ESTIMATES. 120 Duestal, Ajt:. Call 4211.6N9a Willing I3bt'9e , : AJAX MOVING • • SYSTEMS *Full services, moves,: : appliance and piano spe- ; eckallsts, flat rate or: ;hourly. Specializing in; Durham Re ion. Now :offering free boxes with « :move. We now have: • available heated storage : i units. Free estimates : CaN 427-0005 Rtiesi E,sataie F BROKER HAS $10,000 $147 per month. ( Call Rick at Community Financial 668-6805 (Whltby) .�I� ADCLIORi J SATMAT, MAY fit 1 PM Diartnng Courttry Horne by auction k*uring a 3 yE old 1729 sq. t. 3 bedroom (tome on 1.3 acres lot We 253 x 200. this charm N bddk and angel home has It all, 16 x 24 stollen living -roam high lighted with an angel stone fireplace rJw Hentago air tight insect with patio doors to patio dock. Love( Bay window. 15 x 24 dining 1room, large open country kideeri oral bw1 in di o" It 4 pce batlu, 15 x 16 nater bed cla an srllia bulk in Jan®, pYp calk out patio door to deck, central vac & carpeted tttrwgle out. Also large 769 sq... attached garage & VA* n to baasltYlt blaldry roan, finished Sec -room 6 wet bac All of Ihis & mom nestled n the cedars in the Township of Elden. RR 15 Woodville on Con 6 pt of tat 7 Plan 57R-5207 ReoW sur- vey available, Directions go east Woodvdb 4 km !Ia to Trp Shed Uhen sou111S kin. See signs NOTE OPEN HOUSE Sun May 24 from 12:30 to5:30ory by appoikt- Mont2095. = 6000.05-4d3a9p- d ing.PProp" must lie sold Sskng wih a vely ren• salabb lar mserw. Dalt miss this wiuloln aPPou- rAy. Pkm VTXE tinallanl ealdyFor Mar elkir111 k Atitl:119C9 CAIIrBAT 1"44= ��. �OitTE'LIE —3ha#ho D. D. s. Is pleased to announce new and extended flours Hours: Monday l l .am - 8 pm Tuesday 9 am - 4 pm Wednesday 8 am - 430 pm 11wrsday 12 - 7 pm Friday 8 am - 2 pm Saturday 9 am - 2 pm Located at Dixie Finch Dental Office 1105 Finch Ave., Unit 3, Pickering New Patients and Emergencies Welcome Pleme tall 420-9211 1 PnsMP�rwvlw Noon At the Knights of Columbus Club, 133 Brock St. North, WhOw For lrh. Johnstone & others, antiques, reproductions, Per- sians and oriental carpets etc. including 9 pc. oak dining room suite, oak high - back sideboard, pine harvest table & chairs, oak round table and chair set, prints and pictures, square press skirt mlension table, wing back chairs, various parlour and occa- sional tables, 5 Pc new bedroom suite w/ 6 foot 4 poster rice bed, pine cup- board, bow glass china cabinet, oak desk, gramophone case, parlour chairs, glass, china, GermanypCos. Nippon, 2 child's chairs, 5 pce iron porch set, pine cof- fee table set, wash- stand, jolty cabinet, oak office chair, slope front desk, clock case, bell, loveseat, lamps, W" selection hock- ey cards, old harvest type tables, old beds, oak dressers, vanity, cherry bonnet chest, stool legs, organ & piano stools, peanut jars, pressback and other rockers, occa- sional chairs. Plus nxich more. Terms: Cash, Cheque Auetlorw UnlimMed 519.345-2426 519.345-2062 AUCTION SALE Thuya. Wy 28,1902 10.36 AM Machine Shop equipment. tools, and office equipment By order of Durham Bailiff Services, under virtue of the Landlord and Tenant Act RSO 1980, we are instructed to sell the contents of Stinson - Glaser Ltd., 92 Orchard Rd., Pickering, to include 4 mil&V machines, 2 lathes, radial arm drill, surface grinder, rollin saw, vertical band saw, 4 hand brakes, Miller (stidk- tig) welder, punch press, 6000 Ib. Towmotor, 2 drill presses, taping machine, grinder, acces. for milling machines, steel tables, alhelves, mea- suring devices. vices. large inventory of, materials, misc. M`tePRicoll 20 Fax, er, 3 desks, 2o-dr�dt- ing tables, drawing cabinet, metal stor- age cabinets, 3 file cabirlsis, plus lots of small shop pieces and equipment. Viewing 1 hour before sale time. Terms are cash or certified cheque. For more information sal 1416.2634252 Fax 1-416-263-4450 Sale managed and _1 r GARRY K. POWELL AUCTIONS Plana• rote @sale rim•... ""lis sorb b .4.4 b . oalledon up to onto erne ,j 18 IU Bay News, May 27,1992 t1 AUCTION SALE Sal. May 301h, 1092 10:30 AM Glenvallie Storage Units, Reach Industrial Mall, Port Perry We have the con- tents of 3 storage units to be sold to include, appliances, furniture, motor- cycle, garden equip., sporting equip., 1 unit has electrical equip. , plumbing supplies, plus lots more we couldn't see in the units. Terms are cash or approved cheque. Viewing 1 hour before sale time. For more infor- mation call 1-416.263.4252. Sale managed and sold by GARRY K. POWELL AUCTIONS AUCTION SALE 'Kahn Country Auction" ...every Wed at 6:30 p.m. located on Brock Rd., Pidkeri 3 miles North of 4011e�dt 399). Wed- nesday ynan�enWed- nt -selection of antiques, Tine furniture, glass, china, collectibles, primitives and the USuals. So join us every Wednesday and participate in one of Ontario's "TRUE" Auctions with no buy- backs or reserves. `Consignment & Estate selling our specialty.' Call us today. Previews from 1-30Pm Kahn Auction Services 41646830041 MAY 30th, 1992 "SATURDAY'S AUCTION ACTION" Every Saturday night at 6:30 pm., Pethlck Auction Barn, Heydon, 8 miles north of Bowmanville. This week we have the contents of Oshawa home to include, matching fridge and stove, washer & dryyer, freezer, chesterfiekf suite, bedroom suites, glass, china, kitchen & dining room sets, plus lots more interesting and unusual Items. Viewing from 5 pm., terms are cash, cheque or Visa. For more information call 1-416-263-4252. Sale managed and sold by GARRY K. POWELL AUCTIONS PSYCHIC ADVISOR AaII Mo y - Friday 9 a.m. - 9 P.M. 430-1328 BIRTH CONTROL and family planning counselling. Free and confidential. Available Monday to Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 M Clinic every Thursday 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm. For further information call - 1420 -8781 or 433 -SW 908 B.J. LIVE BAIT AND TACKLE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Dew worms a Minnows - Roe Crawfish a Fishing Tackle LIVE BAIT RETAIL & WHOLESALE NOW OPEN! 1010 Dundas St. W. (Hwy. #2) Whitby 1/2 mile east of M .e Lakeddge Rd. C3 Hwy.2 1„'t (416) . 666-8575 WW. 4011 Ad 609 gOg RIDE WANTED - would like rid. b Dan Mile i Epi,ton 2- 36 _3tins a weak. Float Aldrta i Sheppard Please *all 44tl- 50 0 (daptima) 500-130E JESUS SAYS can the blind lead the blind? Does yow nw,,- ieler wear glasses? The Vis the hired nw ieter. Micah :11, Isaiah 56:10,12, John 10:11. Jim Campbell 1- 705-953.947& TIRES - 10.000 - Used and new. Installed and balanced. 420•.775 Gsraye sales Saturday Me 30. Sund Mar 31. X poo�vrialy d ay V081 - am No Come and dick it outt10am-4714 Drive, alewsm� r &""w� �p`m� �a�t� EN Lod at Fond LOST Lost in April. One year old female black German Sheppard. Please call (416) 523-1338 PRO DRIVERS (ERI NPRUMM FFORS$M L TEXHIN M Dr1YS. t:YBOM WEBM 110E a Ma0lFtlti PC[ W IT'S A ...ANNOUNCE IT IN THE BAY NEWS can 839-8114 or 686-35 77 "WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS' FEATUMMG DUPONT CERTIFIED STAINMASTER* CARPET 'COV 1tF1—WrM MOM EI *#'CWr de IEY01UM AM CoMPAr/Y *LIFETIME WARRANTY AGAINST STATIC SHOCK * BROADEST RANGE OF LATEST FASHION STYLES AND COLOURS FOR EVERY DECOR -------------------------------------------------------------------- PRESENT THIS COUPON BEFORE 07/31/92 AND RECEIVE 10% OFF ANY FLOORING SALE AT 831-2111 469 KINGSTON ROAD 886-3013 PICS MINWA,IAX PICKERING9 ON WNITBY/0SMWA PST 8 GST WILL BE ADDED TO ALL SALES. NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFER. TS �e yoZh-.1 Forberaor (o=ther trdormation, write 25-1310 Fieldhight Blvd., Pickering, Ontario. Ll INSTALLATION SPECIALS THERMAL WINDOWS G r� STANLEY STEEL INSULMD DOORS 25%6,11.n.n stalled M�a'e Urd .Rg1E 10TH WINDOWS - DOORS - SUN ROOMS PYTHON BUILDING SUPPLIES INC. FORwE 975 Brock Rd. S. Pickering ESTSIAATE OR 420-0188 or 1-800-463-5899 SHOWROOM 218 Harwood Avenue S., Ajax Plaza Basement Warehouse Best prices in Durham, dellwry avalahle, Ass, Mastercard and American Express accepted. Store hours: Daly 8 - 6, Friday 8 - 6:30, Sat. 9. 5 PICHERING MUSEUM VIIJAGE Steam Up & Opening SUNDAY MAY 31ST, 1992 11-5 PM 4 Savour the Sights, Sounds and Flavours of an old-fashioned spring *Gas and Stearn Engines come to life *Fiddle and Pick with the Port Perry and District 'Old Time Fiddlers Club' Swing your partner in the Oddfellows Hall Sir john A. MacDonald and William I3►on MacKenzie revisit through David Morris' History comes Alive .V. -•+. 'For (artfaer inforn=don pleats all: -S 683-8401.420-4620 f•• «I3 Icm art of Harock Std. an Hwy #1 a Gareawoo� Everyone agrees where garbage should __ not go. 10 moi` moi— �.• y s, ��-� r Agreeing on where garbage should go is much more difficult The Greater Toronto Area needs three new landfill sites. And soon, ,a long list of possible locations will be announced by the Interim _Waste Authority (IWA). The IWA is looking for one site in each of the Regional 'Municipalities of Peel, Durham, and the combined areas of Metropolitan Toronto and the Regional Municipality of York. Over the past few months, the IWA has worked with the public to determine the criteria that will be used to select the long list of candidate sites. However, while this list is an important step, it is not the final one. In about three months time, the list will be shortened to a few potential sites and next year, one preferred site in each area will be selected. Many more difficult decisions need to be made to shorten the long list and make the final selection. The public has an important role in helping to make those hard choices. Your input is important to the site selection process. For more information on how you can get involved, call the Public Information Office in your area. C. tog,-_ i�.- .1.. %s:. f .. ,,:,1 Vii"' `3 . ,. .:�Y'`, t . ..•M X Interim Waste Authority Limited - �, 3 - Ogee pravisoine de selection de heux d'dliTnin t1on des d6che'ts Lice. The toll free numbers are: Peel: 1-800-361-5448 Metro/York: 1-800-463-8484 Durham: 1-800-661-9294 :put somethia ioto,tho landfill Z r.4...- .:5.. = F • !."'T_ site march -process. �:: �0 7U Bay News, May 27,1992 w- 9. 4. t, .A K AM CASM & Cir am SALE END= TUESDAYg JUNE 2192 WHRA QUANTITIES LAST $ Patio Set 44 J� l *Chairs •Table - -- - 06' Umbrella *Table cover •Padded cushions 1 SALE Rep. $149.00 I PANTRY , 0'0-� 33" 3W 3%00 STORAGE STORAGE 8 x 16 CABINET Milo iftboWm -CABINET -WIL3•4MWm 'pw&w w& -iftlananro... *wA6Nrww9w -wftbow w:4 -ow ftg w >r KO, ^fn SPRINCA UPER� OLA STERLING B.B.Q. 9 ISAW M. a. war, ., coo.r,y W" 1' " +w w1j" iqr, no, r,w% px Mao^ wwwn .....It a o0. oow— WARDROBE UNIT SAYER WYI 5 PC. SET CHAIR PAD wnKe Meamine 4 1`1111M Lir Sae! ft Incl. Closet Rod a Shelf lill hq Ta � Cam NseA4/ N Size H-72' W -Yr D-24' nwftd GSM G4rs Rep. 531.99 109 SALE 17" Reg 149.99 WU300 DECKS - DECKS Resin DECK CHAIR SALE Touch white n n finish y / Just wipe Rey, =6.99 clean 641.1215 mm sun 8x12 Trea"d w 33" 3W 3%00 8x 14 25500 8 x 16 2600 34200 14970 lox 10 ' ' q� 4290 O x 12 25900 4490 ox 1a00 3!65 QUAUW PRESSUM TNMTM LUQ CART a ` 10' 11'F=446 16 • 2x4 2" P 3!65 xs :X4 608 7i0 SP106'' 600 7S0 N/�► flair bm&w Is i" "riih me � as —. a- lj,,� -1w slow `.�9 , 2 or pionNrs T44 36" CEILING FAN �� ~e w.arenm • wre• lp %VM 4..HIl. n octan llh •. 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