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501 f7 NMI ALM -11A�qw, visit one of the la est �owro oms O-'"---rio,, in [as 3 Crrtbfied Kitchen Demw*wm On S = =d "ff Imm tvW ftew amcef* bauft are designed ammid wry ay .ad bMth ywr bobvihWEfolyk and ca WPOTam M"r-l-Wm YOU :t .7 =±,X �286 I&M nixty -2222 2 The Bay News, July 1, 1M 18 Claremont estate lots favored By Dan Ndaan An 18 -lot estate development plan for Claremont considered premature by Pickering town staff has been endorsed by local council. Despite a planning staff report calling for further study of residential growth in Claremont, council approved rezoning for a plan that will build 18 estate lots serviced by septic systems and drilled wells. The plan — proposed by developer M.P.L. Oakwood Holdings Ltd. — would be on 8.3 hectares bordering Mitchell's Creek to the north. Local councillors expressed divergent views both in favor and against the plan. Although Pickering council offered its approval, there is some skepticism whether the proposal would proceed any further. Ward 1 local councillor Doug Wellman insisted further environmental and engineering studies must be conducted to determine the impact of development on water quality in the area. "We need to do some work," he said, arguing against the proposal. "I really think it's premature. We look foolish in the eyes of the region and in the eyes of the province." "I think we make ourselves as a town look very foolish because INTfRIO :..:...:::::TMECK 42ni 5 CO�ICT10ltI Experts in the installation of: 5, • DRIVEWAYS • WALKWAYS • PATIOS • POOL DECKS h • RETAINING WALLS • Design Consuttabon • Free Estimates ' • Written Warranty ' + From Concept to Completion ♦ 1 I - +► t Generally within 2 weeks 4W ,i ♦ fir QUALITY WORKMANSHIP 41P • rt AT COMPETITIVE PRICES y 420-9090 PLAYING � TV�E-UP95 S .95 6 ;yl.• this (proposal) isn't going anywhere." Stunned Region Councillor Kip Van Kempen was stunned by the approving endorsement of his colleagues. "I can't believe council can approve such a flawed application," he said. Van Kempen said he hadn't spoken out against the plan earlier in the meeting because he was shocked council would even consider the proposal. However, Region Councillor Rick Johnson said appropriate provincial and regional authorities would deal with the outstanding issues of the plan as It proceeds through the approval process. "?hey wont support it until all criterias are met," he said, explaining there are 20 conditions attached to the draft plan application. Johnson argued a similar development proposal in Claremont was previously endorsed by council. "I feel we set a precedent by supporting another application in that area." Criticism During earlier public delegations, Pickering Rural Association representative Lorne Almack suggested council should reject the plan. There are many allies in the province's natural resources and environment ministries who are BUY NOW PAY LATER!* O.A.C. Sarre , pubrior.. appy. i rt> F _ DOOR THERMAL PATIO DECKS INSERTS WINDOWS 100'S OF DOOR LNSERTS TO CHOOSE FROM PYTHON BUILDING SUPPLIES INC. �mow E 975 Brock Rd. S. Pickering ESTMM OR 420-M 88 a 1-800-463-8899 "I NN OM 6 a cyt. vANS Ism „ �o 6 -r-SUCKS IdN111 ST CARS b LIGNS TR HECK CEMENT ADS S HENT GAS REOUIREO• MO REPIA 1NCLUDES' FUELSYSTEV, ING FR�NBROXE CON�m DISC SCE AIR NE-�P SERV .95 TV 695 9 9,EXT: e1AGW��Eg/MOGESYSTEM PERF Nag•q�,tiCENT/:E CHECK Fes► FgEpM Wr UP RUD• UV, Tp3Le. AppotN'T�N'T ,I.ODAY FEoA N�� erylce Cet1n CAT -I' Mit attics S 1600 6aYtY Street pu Ontario 1.1W 3M3 pickerin9, � l416 � � A 1 ► 420 f. 1 opposed to the proposal, he said, explaining environment impacts still must be considered. Almack added that region planners will also reject the plan. "Our council has to take responsibility for protecting the environment," Almack said, calling the development proposal foolish and damaging. He described estate developments as ghettos for rich people. The proposal will cause an additional strain on community services and add little to the town's business tax base, Almack added. Challenge Councillor Johnson challenged Almack's remarks by suggesting the speaker had once been a developer of rural properties. PRINTING. COO FR • 11UPPLIE11. MaNRURE . "I really take great offence," Johnson said, calling Almack's opposition hypocritical. He added the proposal would help to put local tradesmen to work during a time when the building industry is stagnant. Johnson challenged Almack to respond. "What would you say to unemployed contractors?" he asked. Answer Almack answered by suggesting the end in this case does not justify the means. "You don't put people to work by destroying the environment," he said. "You don't employ (unemployed) Newfoundland fishermen by having them club baby seals." PRINTING I T'S PARTY TIME! 5, At Pickering Playing Fields! BOOK YOUR�., Includest *Adventure Miniature Golf *Pizza or Hot Dog Lunch *Group Photo ALL FOR ONLY $6.00 /child oor.....•r.) ALSO... DON'T MISS — ' + • 18 hole adventure miniature golf course • Ontario's finest 7 unit batting cage with varying speeds. ♦ 1 I - +► t Hardball and softball 4W ,i ♦ fir • 2 unit batting cage for slow pitch • Group rates (2D% off group. over 20) 41P • rt PICKERING Always Family Fun! 2 for I 420-9090 PLAYING 1610 BAYLY S'I•., 01 PICKERING (between Liverpool. & BNock Rd.) FIELDS �a�,eie �rrangement� welcomers Spring with this Special Commission Print by Trisha Romance. "Nxrsery Rhymes" $2 95 • Trisha Romance OO LAST CALL Choice of 3 mats • V Groove 0 Frame We have am 150 s.ralld" of f mm so ebooss from HARWOOD PLACE MALL (Corner of Bayly dl. 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P___ - * tf�e 11<sj`1�Ews; jr:>y'�, f 24 Whitevale residents let out of heritage designation By Dan lMcUm A group of Whitevale residents Monday successfully pleaded their case against being incWed as part of a proposal to designate the hamlet a heritage conservation district. Pickering council voted in favor of allowing any Whitevale property owner who chooses to be exempt from the designation. A July 16 deadline has been proposed for those who opt for exclusion. On the advice of town lawyer Tom Sheffield, council will ask for a deferral from a planned July 20 Ontario Municipal Board meeting. Staff will re- consider and prepare another heritage conservation bylaw. A total of 24 Whitevale residents to date have asked not to be included in the heritage designation. However, council heard only property owners may Snake the request. Rights A number of delegates who attended the Monday night meeting spoke out against the designation — arguing such a bylaw, would severely limit their property rights. Whitevale resident Julia Hayes said the designation would effectively change the free -hold rights of property owners to something more comparable to those who own condomhurns. "Someone should have made residents aware of the implications long ago," she told council. "1 do not wish my property to be designated. I want my right of freedom to live on my own property." Resident Jamie Pearce concurred. "My home is my castle and that's the way I'd like it to stay." Dismay Resident Judy Griffiths expressed dismay town council rejected a motion at a previous meeting to defer the OMB hearing date. "What has changed?" she asked. "I call this a lack of leadership (by town council)." Griffiths said she supports the exemption resolution and that Framing historical designations should be Triple "C" Fr done on an individual basis. Kim Thompson, the vice - Co. Ltd. Manufacturers of quality picture frames & custom framing Custom mirrors made to your specifications r - - - - - - - - ------ I -----, Limited Edition prints and g Bring this ad with you posters by Canadian and and save 30% OFF International Artists. our everyday low prices_ 220 Clements Rd. W. o Unit #14. Ajax a 6 Clemens 86-9755 *Hours- Mm. -Fri.: 10-7 s.:.: 10-4 +"A Canadian Company - And Proud Of It." chairman of the local architectural and conservation advisory committee, said Whitevale residents need more information about the implications of the designation. She agreed council should postpone the OMB hearing next month so residents can be better informed. However, Thompson said designating Whitevale for heritage conservation is a sound decision. "There is no question Whitevale is worthy of that designation," she told council. Solution Many agreed providing exemptions and deferring the OMB hearing would also allow Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST • Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses • Evening and Saturday �. appointments available • Complete Family Eye Care 427-4144 15 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax (Between Hwy. 401 & No. 2) .+OF TOWN OF PICKERING "Shill ner Hours" Commencing Thursday, July 2, 1992, the hours of operation for the Civic Complex will be 8:30 am. to 4:30 p.m. These are surn- mer hours and will continue until Labour Day, September 7, 1992 Bruce J. Taylor Town Clerk tN R_ G,S-Cab r i J�427-96 A New FOM -0- _ . all Whitevale residents to collectively meet and hopefully agree on a proposal that would service everyone's interests in the community. "Given adequate time I'm sure we can achieve a compromise solution," said resident Michael Heck Region Councillor Rick Johnson endorsed a move towards creating an immediate exemption for those who decide not to be included in the heritage plan. "What I hear from the delegates this evening is that they want to know they are exempt now," he said. "Let's Just exempt these people and let them get on with their lives." Lemonade stand rents to children The Pickering Town Centre is renting a lemonade stand to young, aspiring retailers to sell lemonade at the Centre from July 6 to Sept. 6. The lemonade stand is positioned at the main entrance (from Highway 2) with 6 oz. cups being sold for 25 cents (GST men 8 to 12 years can rent the stand for $5 per 4 -hour session by filing Wendy Smith at 683-7171. In addition, participants must donate 5 per cern of their reverm to a charity of their choice. The lemonade stand is open for business as of 11 am July 6. The stand was constricted by Millwork (Ajax) and Dominion has donated most of the supper, gam. Contact Barb Brown at 683- 7171 for more information. A PBA PWbftsbft /td. Nm"per • - A Kcep=lce copy of your Af twfloni < < invitadm in kumdousgold. scommoift un un Ar=& vnt Y" p knimn 00 life mag. ., fPbooe (41161 4ff-%Z5 e Route 7 transit bus reprieved N Du NcU n Pickering Transit buses will continue to take residents along Route 7 to the Liverpool GO station beginning Aug. 24 — at least for the time being. During Monday night's .fig, town council essentially revoked an earlier decision made during budget deliberation to eliminate the bus service route. It was one of three routes chopped in a cost saving move. Council approved limited service along Route 7 from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. to b p.m. on a trial basis from Aug. 24 to Dec. 31. Service in the area was eliminated on June 29. The decision to re -introduce the limited service was made to provide transportation for area residents going to and from work. However, councirs action was not unanimous. Costly Region Councillor Kip Van Kempen argued the route along With two Others was chopped as part of council's mandate to bring in a zero per cent budget increase this year. It was explained approximately 14 passengers use the Route 7 bus each day. The cost of continuing the bus service is estimated at appmWmately $5,000 a month -- $60,000 a year. "I cant support that kind of spending of taxpayers' money; Van Kempen told coundl. "I'm appalled at seeing this kind of thing come forward. This item was cut in part to bring in a zero per cent Itax) lnaease." Differs However, Region Councillor Rick Johnson said while bus service in the area is under- utilized, new homes are being built in the community all the time. "This is a growth area Johnson said. "I think this is a reasonable request." RJ Tarrant out -DRP are seeking a man in ommection with Ifte inuestigation of a r Just suspicious pm June 24 the body of Herbert James Oley, aged 49, was discovered in Harmony Creek in the area of King Street East and Harmony Road, Oshawa. A postmortem examination was conducted which revealed the cause of death to be drownig. As the result of an instigation by the DRP major am tacit, a warrant for assault causing bodily harm has been issued for Luke Sullivan, aka Luke Cassidy, of Oshawa. He is described as being 20 years of age, 511", 145 lbs., fair complexion with light broom hair. Anyone with any information on his whereabouts is asked to call the Durham Region Police at 579-1520 Ext 211 or Crime Stoppers at 436- 8477. CHOOSE DASHWOOD i REPLACEMENT WINDOWS and never print stain. 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All that's left to do now is to The province has set out a convince the provincial guideline defining what a government to put up its share wetland is and why these are of the cost to purchase the land significant. Municipalities will be and turn it over to public hands. encouraged to comply with the During a Metropolitan provincial guidelines by ensuring Toronto and Region wetland preservation is Conservation Authority meeting recognized in official plan June 26, a plan to appeal for zoning. provincial funds to acquire the "If municipalities don't comply property was approved. his now then they know that were going up to the MTRCA to make a to the OMB (Ontario Municipal convincing sales pitch to the Board)," Hagan told The Bay province. Nam. "chat's a costly process They'll have until the end of in the long run." September to do it. A Sandbuay Development offer to sell the Durham West MLA Jim property for approximately Wiseman said the Frenchman's � 1.15 million will remain good Bay lands are designated Class 2 taml then wetlands. The new policy Pickering Town has already statement likely won't apply to eed to pay half the cost. the current zoning, but will if ne re-zone, atte900,000 Wiseman told The Bay An existing home on the He refused to speculate property will generate an whether the new wetlands poky additional guaranteed $150,000 would ensure the Frenchman's or more — reducing the price to Bay land remains free of approximately $900,000. development. Pickering Region Councillor However, Wiseman said he's Kip Van Kempen, the MTRCKs been assured by the natural vice-chairman of water and land, resources minister the policy was elated by the MTRCA statement would be decision. strengthened if necessary. 'ft's another hurdle that were "We have to find a way of over,' he told The Bey News. preserving bogs, marshes and ?m delighted.' other types of wetlands without The plan to preserve the buying them 4 Wiseman said. waterfront property may have "We can't afford ft." received a further indirect Mandate endorsement last week when the However, Councillor Van province announced new fon Kempen sees the mandate of protection measures the provincial policy somewhat tet �1..�.a� Lands differently. 7►1►e He says the wetland policy Natural Resources Minister serves to strengthen the Bud Wildman announced a argument in favor of aaluiring wetlands policy statement, an the prey along Frertdurtanis addition to the province's Bay Planning Act, which directs "It's going to be very municipalities to identify and disappointing if the province Pisrotect significant Wt put its matey where its w motth Ingo is to s rt led J #�K {ea y LAW: of DurhmAeom,I ift ._ _- . 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Not valid outside ow dekvary area. _ Coupon not valid in combiriabon w M any "r otter Trillium Florist --^- 10 -47 -- 135 townhouses approved ft Dan mcuan ;Pickering residents got a gflmpse of a plan to build 135 townhouses at the southwest corner of Whites and Highview Roads Monday night during a public information session in council. Council approved a development agreement with Bramalea Ltd. after hearing comments from neighboring residents in the area. Bramalea representative John Whitehead said the proposal was the latest in a long series of plants brought to council during the past seven years. Plans for a number of commercial and resident projects were previously rejected by the commtatity, he said Reaction Judging by the reaction of delegates who spoke during the information session, opposition to the most recent plan remains. Miranda Court resident Steve Chin said he was originally told by Bramalea representatives the area being developed would be retained for a commur:ty park. "It's turned into sorr:et�:r.5 personally don't think the residents in that area want," Chin told council. "rm totally against this." Opposed Dale Pearson, a neighbor who lives across the road from the proposed development, said he was opposed to any type of high-density project at the location. The proposal simply doesn't fit in with the rest of the community, he argued "I would fully support a park," Pearson said. "But I don't know if Bramalea would like the idea of a park there." Resident Phil Frampton said he would like to see a written condition in any contract agreement with the developer that no new children brought into the area could be accommodated in the neighborhood's already over- crowded Schools. Response In response to these stated concerns, Whitehead said there was never any commitment by Bramaiea to designate the area 0 as a park. He argued the townhouse proposal fits in with existing development in the area. "We believe the density proposed is appropriate for that area and that location," Whitehead said. He added that the Durham public school board doesn't object to the proposal. Planning director Neil Carroll said the area is designated for a higher -density housing form, or mixed-use commercial. "it was anticipated to be a townhouse development," he said. Colors progran St. John Ambularice Whitby Bronx offers a colors program July 25 at P.M., a preschooler's emergent awareness program designed to teat tale ones to recogrnte and read to al emergency situation They are taught to ac ivate 911 b pushing colors *m and yellow tabor affixed to the telephone. The cost is $5 per child. A, information booklet is included in ttv course cost. It corns the Color tabs lo application at home. For further information call 668 9006/668.4159, or register in person a 1517 Dundas St. E. Whitby. due to current, increasing demand TRIDEL is planning the expansion of Discovery Place by the Pickering City Centre. Already established as a successful condominium community, the planned expansion will appeal to individuals and families who prefer one, two and three storey, one and two bedroom plus den homes, many with private garden terraces and street level entries. Planned for occupancy in 1993, these visionary condominium homes are intended to meet the requirements of people who may wish to take advantage of 95% financing and today's extremely low interest rates. Prices will commence from under $100,000. To truly make this a community of the future, we'd like to hear from you... so you can help plan the features of this unique new housing development. If you'd like to help shape your community's future, and ours, please call 420-1890 between 12 noon and 8 p.m., Monday to Thursday, Friday -Sunday 12 noon to 6 p.m., to take part in a short survey... with no obligation. MW BSY News, Jolt 1, 1992 7 Pine Ridge for friendly B-YNIR�'�+�'�S�fle7ilk4w Y"TK.Nfi.�AY'wb'Vt•a e�wt'.'N?r.5..:n.+,.,s: g,: 7W,1Nq lea, id7 l; f0i.' • 6a64= cbssft a 039.811 X656-3577 839-8135 A PBN. Pubfiking Ltd. Abra"ff PubNdwr:..»....»............»»......Duncan John Weir Editor: ..... . ..... Harold E. Blaine •hector of Advwlhdng:......».......»Gad Jennings notal Saba Gravel Special Featuree Manager: »....._YVonne Lewis Chief Photographer:.....»_......—James Yorke 1730 McPberson Court. Unit 18, Aciertng, Ontario Lr W3E6 Canada Day let's wipe out 'cement heads' Today is Canada Day. It's the day we celebrate our 125 years of Confederation. This is in a yearCanada was judged at the United Nations as the best country in which to live on earth. It's also a year in which the Constitution and the unity of the nation have been loudly questioned. ;Thankfully there have been signs the swelling of Separatism has reacted its zenith and has begun to subside. It its fervently to be hoped these signs are genub . Whatever the event, the stalwart citizens here in Aja: -Pickering towns and across the land would do well to use this Canada Day to stop, and really consider, what the root cause or causes there are for whatever degree of disunity we have. What tends to reduce the health of our Confederation? Uh would venture to say here the root causes are such things as bigotry, prejudice, ignorance and intokrance. We have only to look at the present-day horrible example of Yugoslavia to see the awful example of the disastrous Consequences of such destructive #orces... the attitudes one Cantle .officer was recently quoted from #here very aptly In the press as ming as "cement headedness". tlbforbmltately we have for, for too unary "cement heads" right here In - Canada. Recent and continuing z'eaarts dearly reflect it. Our history :dhows Ifs. ;:,,::;Whenever one of ns treats omebody differently, unfairly, erkladiy, :ungenerously .,,or seouiteously for reasons of bellef ulture, color or 0111oesttys we are ;.ercdudng the unity <nnd strength .o# ouir Conadiaa u �unuwanay� mane Canaan Day a day �;: ,Jams Yo" Gentle breezes take away the seeds of the dandelion before it fades and dies for another year in Hydro Park Pickering. The Peter Matthews story (conclusion) 4 Peter Matthews Years later, Mary said that Lord Durham looked remarkably young, -with jet black curly hair, dark eyes, and he was not very tall.' The very things demanded by the reformers were granted by England after Lord Durham's famous report. But too late for poor Matthews and Lount. The government refused to give up the bodies of Peter and Samuel after they were executed. They were buried in the old potter's W north of Bloor Street. Peters brother Joseph was captured, also his son Hiram, but after a few months were pardoned. David Matthews had hidden for a few days and was able to make his way home safely. He was we arrested. The government seized the family property for the Crown, but in 1849, after pardons had been extended to most of the rebels, Queers Victoria in the exercise of her royal clemency hitherto abstained from enforcing the said forfeiture, and hath been graciously pleased to signify her royal pleasure that such forfeiture should never be enforced. Mad(enae was able to return to Canada under the February 1, 1849 general and free pardon from Her Majesty, Queen Victoria. A reformer; W former friend, Thomas Anderson, recalled years later: "David Gibson and I dug up their bodies from the old potter's field. -William Lyon MadWWe came up just as we were lifting the 'bodies kb the wagon, and the three of us rode in the wagon to the necropolis, where we buried ,these murdered men, for I call it murder; in one grave." MadQmaie 1W in the house on Bond Street bought for himby this friends u rd his death at the necropolis cemetery was November 28, 1859. Years later, a monument by the people of Canada was erected and unveiled on June 28, 1893, at 2 p.m. The ceremony and speech were by J.D. Edgar, a member of parliament. His words represented the national sentiment — they were strong and fine as one could wish. The Toronto Globe, an able paper, said, "Patriots of thirty- seven." hirty- seven. The memorial shaft dedicated to Peter Matthews, the farmer, and Samuel Lount, the blacksmith, was placed over their single, common grave. The men whose participation in the uprising of 1837 had branded them as rebels and cost them their lives, but whose memory history had enshrined and whose names today are remembered as those patriots to whom the liberties of true citizenship were dearer than life itself. _ Mary Ruttan Matthews died at Brougham on the family farm on the 1st of December 1859, at the age of 90 years. She was buried beside her We Laband, Captain Thomas FJmes Mallhews, U.E., in the family graveyard on the farm. Mars s father, Captain Peter Rattan, U.E., died on Janniary 1, 1829 in Ad #9istown. Before her father died they had made peace with each odor Following the rebellion, Hannah, the widow of Peter Matthews, left Canada and setded for a time in the state of Mictngann. She later retraned to Pickering Township and quietly lived out her life there. Peter's oldest sons stayed with their father's brother David in the village of Brougham. Fdlowing the young death of his older brother Hiram, Thomas Matthews decided to leave W left for Michigan in the spring of 1848 and settled his family in a little village in Worth Township known as Amadore. A number of the former rebel families had settled in this area following the uprising. Among these families were the Wlxsons, formerly of Pickering Township, and close friends of the Matthews family. The farmhouse that Thomas Matthews built still stands today. h has been completely restored and is said to resemble the family home that once stood in Pickering Township at Brougham. Thomas Matthews never returned to Canada and hued to the age of 71 years. He died May 19, 1893, a month before the monument to his father and Samuel Lount was dedicated at the Necropolis Cemetery in Toronto. Thomas and his wife Margaret (Spencer) Matthews had one daughter and three sans, the sons all being born in the state of W gan. Their desoenda rb Hue throughad the mW44idiigan are of the thtmtb to this day. Thomas Matthews was buried at the Croswell Cemetery in Sanilac Carty, Michigan. These stades have Dane from many different sources; same have been passed down while others came out of history boolm... my family and I believe this to be the most accurate family history that we can put together at this timL As far as we are aware, our family is the last Tule to retain the {ffam�•ily name of Matthews, from Cain Mat This is the conclusion of a 4 -part story. nif you wish a full copy of the st People wonderful Home Week Lots of wonderful people enjoyed lots of interesting events during this past year's Ajax Home Week in June. On the opening night of Home Weep June 17, my wife and I took advantage of the Ajax Lions Italian dinnerit gave the Ajax Lions an opportunity to show off their fantastic new clubhouse on Clements Road West and it gave Donna and myself an Opportunity to enjoy a scrumptious dinner for a very inexpensive $3. Winner Congratulations to Jan Henderson, a long-time community worker, who was presented with the Ajax Civic Award for 1992. My wife and 1 had the pleasure of touring the Ajax Steam Plant with Jan the following evening. I had the opportunity to work with Jan on the Ajax Sports Advisory Council just a couple of years ago and 1 can tell you that she is one dedicated lady. The Ajax Steam Plant, run by the Ajax Energy Corporation, was presented a Designation Plaque by LACAC (local architectural conservation advisory committee). The Ajax Plant is a great example of some of the new procedures coming forward which are sensitive to the environment. One of their sources of power is untreated waste wood. What better way of recycling and keeping landfills clean, while at the same time providing much 'needed energy power for our COMMLIV 1C:ostly i also had lots of fun at the Ajax Home Week Auction run by Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade and chaired by Doug :McKay, capably assisted by Shirley ChMman and Doug's -many >hienads and azekt staff fim MtDonalds in Ajax. The evatt rased over $3,000 Which, of course, helped aubsidiae many other free events throughout the community. This helps make Ajax Home Week aooessible to everyone. . I know 1 gat emgtrt up in the bidding as one of the items that turned up happened to be a at Ajax current licence plate "4 AJAX". Those scoundrels had taken it off my wife's car and it cost me $66 in the bidding process to retrieve it. Active Mayor Jim Witty was a little more fortunate than myself as he had to pay only $55 to get a "J WMY" licence plate back on his vehicle. Of course, his wife Anita spent another $500 because "it was for a good cam"! Coldest Ajax Home Week chairman Rick Mularchuk must have wondered what hit him when the June 20 weekend was the coldest ever recorded for a summer weekend in Canada. Unfortunately, it did affect some outdoor event crowds. But Ajax residents, true to form, still supported the events they could where freezing one's body wasn't mandatory. A tip of the hat to the Kinsmen for their steak barbecue on Friday night and to the Legion for their monte carb as well. The Optimist parade on Saturday was a great one, with the Kinsmen family day, the Garden Club contest, the bicycle contest and the Business Improvement Area street dance all coming off regardless of the weather. It was so cold on Saturday evening at the BEA street dance HARWOOD f X'LACE MALI. .Y,©ur community Slu>rning Centre lu may Newss Jdy 1, 1991. 9: which went on Sunday the majority of events were free afternoon, even with the to absolutely everym. horrendous weather, as did the Ch Lions fireworks at dusk Special &* mention should be made to Everyone from president Tribute Corporation for its major Ralph Bradley to golf chairman financial contribution this year to Joe Murray were all smiles mid - help defray many of the costs so Continued on Page 10 1 76 of V C �4wRio - �V r "_? - a .� `<: > , Cao�ptiauats of 11W ithi[mft, t ni , or details in our "SIDEWALK SALE" is the ICeti WAi Bay News Wednesdayluly 15192. Cdrncs Qf Bayly & Hamood Avenue, Ajax Kingchurch Nissan Tent Sale. There's more than great deals cooking at Kingchurch Nissan. Come out to Kingchurch Nissan for a free hot dog and test drive. Hot dogs will be served Fridays and Bahr - s only between June 24 and July 8, but the Hot Deals will be served up every day. Showroom hours: Mon. to Thurs. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Fri. and Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. • 375 Bayly St. w. in Ajax Owners oppo_'se'-'..'Rbuge. By Davi McLm want no part of the plan. i ,Criticism Private Property owners frau During a councilmeeting Pickering who live in an area June 29, town council endorsed Some say they are simply not being considered as a possible a report by an advisory interested in having their boundary extension of a committee studying a Rouge properties earmarked for future proposed Rouge Valley park Valley park, but agreed not to as Witton. support extension of existing proposed boundaries. Concern by residents bordering the proposed park was raised. During delegations in council, it was reasoned by some that their homes could be negatively impacted if an extended boundary proposal was endorsed. Properties could lose built-up equity, or could be lost due to expropriation. Woodview Avenue resident Agnes Rersa told council the advisory committee has defied its own mandate by suggesting new extended boundaries. "This land is tableland that we are talking about," Rersa told council, explaining the original park proposal excluded the inclusion of tablelands." "We feel the committee has more or less contradicted its report in this case." v. iv «rte , �..,:,, ..,>Iw. ,•,,,.�bqx.. Vv. lo. 4 the S _. ��y 1i1 tiD Jl�lQYftlk flliClf, wIQ'< ��o�lte�bgrrr�e�e[�rled`cR ..�; 7. �. `� -mit in she sine. Then are lures gnft. gh Doi .:�" � �-_'�'.'.' `fit. � .; � � • .-�' A VISA Valley Park land take Concerns In a letter sent to the advisory committee chairman on behalf of South Pickering Private Property Owners, Rougemount Drive resident Don Goundry expressed serious concerns. Reading it aloud, Goundry said the group can't support the committee's objectives and principles regarding the proposed park. Specifically, the group objects to the recommended park boundary which cuts through privately - owned backyards. The advisory committee's report had stated no private lards would be part of the park, While council was told it could but the recommended park not change any of the boundary includes private lands, committee recommendations, it Goundry said. opted instead to include a 7m very disturbed by some of recommendation regarding the the plan's contents," he told acquisition of private lands. council. Regional Happenings from page 9 June as the Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army, whose great Board of Trade successfully works are known to everyone. revived their annual golf Captain Tim Beadle, who is tournament in great fashion. leaving this area to take an Playing at Glen Cedars in appointment in Calgary, was North Pickering, the very active good enough to join the over 60 business group not only raised golfers and 80 people at dinner, funds for their ongoing projects, and to lead them in saying but also for the Ajax -Pickering grace. 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DUNBARTON d hWY.;4 906 (M CM RD. & MY. 2) NOW ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS FOR SEPTEMBER orsheim Express Outlet y xj;>r:>:::z>.;:;:::> FLORSHEIM exar�s�= ., THE SIERRA OJI#et -was MOCCASIN F v $69.98 Reg. Retail Now Price $59.98 � 1 4000� �7.,zoa�� Cdwrs wit brown WOW trim � e� f+wr.+m '=- -!A-3E.:Hues.-Fw.Aso-ago SA r, ss .x.721-9829 _ • �..5.-ail! Peace n a day and age when the A >: quality of a child's care is more important than ever, Wee Watch private home day care provides reassuring peace of mind to parents. Wee Watch offers the warmth and intimacy of a home setting, combined with professional standards that come with licensed day care centres. Wee Watch began nine years ago in Markham. It has grown to 30 agencies throughout Ontario. Susan McLeod supervises the Pickering and Ajax agency which opened in 1987. . Wee Watch matches daycare providers in the area to a child's family. Parents who contact the agency are Oven interviews with providers in their area, in an effort to select the right caregiver. There are apghproximately 60 providers throuout the Ajax and Pickering area. McLeod says parents have peace of mind, knowing thorough reference checks and police investigations have been made for each provider. A qualified early childhood education consultant makes an no lay New% Jay 11, 1m t� 141111411 Ju"W"I 7 1036 • • Aerodrrme named ager pioneer 0101W'` plaW�// The military airport at Petawawa is named the Sitver Dart Aerodrome in honor of V*Au demonstration of 4 flight there by J.A.D. McCurdy and F W. Baldwin. McCurdy had flown the Saver Dan out d Baddeak• Nova Scotia, on Feb. 259 1909 in the first powered heavier-than-air flight in the British Empire. of mind for daycare parents u can entre to W Me + r. 1.i.-- 4. unscheduled visit to a provider's home once a month. Wee Watch is licensed by the community and social services ministry and complies with all day care legislation. Wee Watch takes children from six weeks and older. Providers are limited to five children (including their own) under six, and are only allowed two children under the age of 2 years. Workshops are organized for providers on subjects including first aid, nutrition and programming ideas for all age groups. Parents are always welcome to attend. McLeod admits she's often asked why parents or providers join an agency. "We offer parents peace of mind, with thoroughly screened, trained providers and a stimulating home atmosphere for their children,' she said. "Providers have the support and resources available from the Wee Watch staff as well. It takes commitment and hard work to become a day care provider. We are always available to help in any way. Those interested in enrolment information should call Susan McLeod at 6864816. child's care Reliable, supervised day care at a home in y1mr neighbourhood • SA* awlatartaw &%ft •msnrs • AsMW *=Wba *-W Aa►Prowdret or Awn may...,. r, •~ R ` :: t • rani.d Pip► ProNdars ' C'°"p1'1"'au"'r"'a `ao►n""°' c V � � • �rjr fame + i Mf fau nsaapis ayrp:ed .* .end, we welcome full or part for children from 6 we@** of &pal 1 �t � t � Muleiash/Caas � � y ' A licensed AgencY .leer IrMawrlOo Enhance Your Home &Patio FOUNTAINS! by ■ Assorted Designs ■ Durable Concrete ■ Attractive -- Colors BIRD BATHS FO11NTAINS Make Ideal Gifts for that Special Person! WIN Arnts $5,000 %iggets J �inl'tiS.,, fLOCKTOPSO'' c •,•B,.f,,r,. 6c Att,-r J T STOrle L— J :r - ch w interlocking Stone J- `I,ost ^S 'L(11 4andscaping Supplic -, I L"` °� n • J a LCIM 0 � rpt :::•�C� oss r.ng We Wam Yom Used 1your :..� LWIock wak%vay or peno. Well pay $2.00 for each 2C x 2C or 2C x 's6b, anJ by for 4 �� �!�� � .� 't�. ,:mow, ` .. • at`-- _J C r. 4 a7 0 Receiving Ajax's first in"strial heritage property plaque from Pamela Prima, local architectural advisory committee president, is Joe Saab, operations vice-president of Ajax Energy Corporation, owner of She Ajax Steam Plant. Glaisdale ontessori Sc EsL 1969 A complete education for children 8908 18 months -12 years Attend VOW— an "INTRODUCTION To OPEN summer .7 am a 6 pm School THE ONLYMMESSORI also available SMOOL IN DURHAM WrM A-AILL TEACHERs. -,686w5005 #tCHO Ft' 0 Ajax Energy Corporation 683=215150 The BOY New$, Jody 1,1992 C7 IN CJ1$TR''IF • Se f' Hentlerahn goal brAMIL-0 how b +dA.&dlo�c' ger Paul Henderson b9corr>!es'tiwhero of a riiabictn scoring to,wmnmg goat in the Canada -. it had been tied,at- three games apiece. Henderson's goal w1h 34 seconds remekft broake of the wrist, -I• $I: ENJOY YOUR SUMMER WITH INO PAYMENTSI TIL "THE WORLD SERIES*" ONLY AT GED TRACKER THE FUN 4X4 FROM GEO ' Convertible or hardtop Rear antilock trikes tour cyi oder engine tuel nlecred Thre n5.ock 13 595 S"_RTING AT ' 1 � r TRUCKS!! ABSOMMMMMM 0 m iff ll a PAYOm FOR N DAYS O.A.C. I�Ki�XI�I YESINO SYSf� 427-2500 42s swnr ST. wEsr �uwx CHEVROLET-GEO.OLDSMOBILE LTD. r t "alt r y*Sir AND SERVICE CENTER We do auto repairs. We will balance your tires at a special rate of $5 / wheel. Get your safety standard certificate for only :35.00! Call 686-1515. OUR PEOPLE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE aNK REALTOR m PICKERING / AJAX 1550 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING 683 -TM 831-2056 Lakeland Graphics 1020(2002#) Brock Si. S. g39-8155 Dimer tom, The staff and R , management of BAY RIDGES IDA DRUG MART 1225 @aYly St. Unit 370 Pickering 839-1123 2:t.". - 420-1396 no EW ME NO DEUVEW First Towing & Storage to ® — ;-l: Ajax •Layouts• All Rand Serer LIS 2G3 • Undeq round Wheel Lift • Motorcycle 1Sr'Il'ader Towns �p� vW-W85 427-0903 .SPY8idhdayCanad !' • - V9040 %row • mma ipso S C*K* wwar 7eny ftx boom csu..-c n.da m , Z' �a N� /Z ararapa ar � �w rt�ia. v �ra1'°r' d FI°°' A"°'"L1''p "". H• mnry.�s :.373 r^•rnay o"Um b rata money t21 nYnan b canon ra.wen. M arrtul nn h hl• Pmckenng t 92 to be event to re member Town of Pickering proudly hosts Canada's Restaurant have teamed together Offeringa 125th birthday with a bang today at Kinsmen beer garden and a variety Park (Sandy Beach Road). ety offood. The day begins at 12 noon when the Throughout the day, take in a ball game as Park the Pickering Softball Association host a series opens Carnival-with the Royal LePage Giant Penny of games. Don't miss the softball This event offers a wide variety of between thchallenge children's games, clowns, balloons and lots of at 5:30 pme town and the softball association Prizes —don't forget to take a "shot" at the A of displays and demonstrations will dunk tank, and see who falls! The Pickering Progress Club sponsorbe ongoing throughout the day, including the rides which begin at 1 pm. Don't miss thepony Pickering Aerials Gymnastics Club, Pickering opportunity to "bounce around" in the � echho ll, a� and crafts, Youth Resource Wim° Jumpin aftsemoon join thea at Evening entertainment begins with the the Town of Pickering stage, where a vari received a gold Popular Sphere Clown Band which recently of children's performers, sponsored by the skits and music. re-I�°ed mIt wig usic e1 th Pickering Bring Optimist Club will delight young and Rainstone, Slow Poke, The Reactors, The These Performers include John Pattison and Backbeats' County Jamboree and the Denise Garbo, Dan the Music Man and Dan Cole the �� ��. Juggler. This stage area will also host the the of anizersget f s begin at 10:15 pm as best -dressed stuffed animal contest and a giant pyrom Present the toms Canada his bubble gum blowing contest. g spectacular musical fireworks show. This Take a well deserved break, and enjoy a spectacular musical event i25 s guaranteed to variety of food including hot dogs, „pooh and�� the entire audience. hamburgers, sausage -on -a -bun, french fries at thIf eanning take the �, consider parking and much more. For the adults the Piclkering Pickering GO Station. Take the Progress Club and McGinnis Landin Tuttle bus service sponsored by Pickering g Transit. For more information call 420-4621 HOME & DESIGN CENTRE "Proud to be } ' ar"A x tit" &I Sa F: , f%3 1 * - ` t1Ny1O", nMMM M 24 427-4212 -� Jkm �K a& JAW praocer..tii♦°� l` / Durham Metro Courier 158 Harwood Ave. Suite 203 Ajax Ontario LIS 2H6 X27-8612 NOV1880PLACE mALL 427-0023 PM TArMle 704M 1'11 Id Fna I IM1FILDWC SALES L SALES 839-661 TAun. 427-282 9 am -8 pm 420-144 We Care' .HENRY KORTEKASS & ASSOCIATE: INCORPORATE Landscape, Architec and Environmental Planners Congratulation, Canada! 427-2782 Brown's Fried Chicken 1286 Kingston Rd. South Pickering 831-2383 Ir YCW CERN • r:�Y� 1,12 e -Fit. lo►y2� _�K oid.. • ExP•riancod, * 4 a r"."° • � ' �wana. friendly I• *M"ofae,pP1VdwA*nawab 'MOM :f . CarmArbo 6 s� �M ala'° ;°"4.0+1010 t1v u►1 h R A*416 WI361 • WATER SUPPLY» SCADA • POLLUTION ARCHITECCONTROLTURAL' "' .SERV •DRAINAGE • ENEI -,T AUL)ITS ,'GAJ: � '`,�,zf--.4'1 , : ►�`,.�.� "Ly t bt ., .. - ---«-.. NN TD1f! �T�t,�J11i0T2�`ti!!Z h'tf - CALL NOW! 839-8114 :: - --, _.,.,...Va.ara� .vMma 11►ing up TO 40 /* OT your ad O "v-2 - Brand 1 I I I I IN KUWAIT new one bedroom baeapne i , $265.00 Rebuilding now in aParbnent. 4 appliances. By assembling 50 pp r o g r e s s laundry facilities, *"� MreddIng IrMt 6me i I, pairs of stylish ear- Excellent pay and naso inclu«v.. Available Selo from hundreds of rings at homef Work transportation. inen•datoly. 512-7413 am. ,Illustrations in our store Your own hours. Please call 516- r"'d"1e, catalogue. Colours and Simple instructions. 929-0341 ext. 893 styles are sure to Info: Send a self please. See them at addressed, stamped Wanted part-time Dickson's Office len elope_ PICKERING VILLAGE - 3 Centra, 218 Harwood �e �rs 6"/ BGLANto INC.,waitresses. �e�nce in 0 � and e. SM Avenue South, Ajax. month Available July t a_ "3-19ea KINGST�N RD. 7 43Zs sEXt 455 W , dining proferred. 4xarxs.----------------- PICKERIIG, OIIL Apply in person. For Typewriter4" Wild a MAiss PA) Dow. ssvie w, Sutte O ario more information call �j� p � Choosea tom e�M-4 420-9000 427-8770 electronic raged tY7 - typewriters. _J oSHAwA _ now 2 b.dropn Rent them by the day, Aseenble W* wodudr horn mai' four• Wouldost nook rola+ weekend, week or VW7;F Crulee tine- new hlrinrn��l Pn»- Ewj nark . Eaosarr Pelvo. perklrt0, errrok•r•6300.00 - 6s0o_00 rivyll wa prwi� O•Ma1e- Z< Ps",e, vete . orn able. month. Student rates.Plnoto8raplwra, Morwquie.., I.. (41x) pa .paa2 E,A p. Aut.t i67S per mentaDiscounts available. Experienced dental (41�17ss6a6 Rent to own. Dkkoon�s r"bonblt required For O fice Centre, 218 Em, CWX 24 hm e1rmand sa wrdaye in flNNlfitl/11 h H od Avenue bue•orinp office. call 41111 1• am@ we A • RsolttlCrowlt Elamlalw� odq+mdendf bwewll�hoatd °�I� �. � woAi� � pglkd s aadr fyam -Fwnt m SflowmalftLESEWA CE Visit our huge office ANN furniture showroom bownst'nirs at our Ajax Plaza store. Dozens of 0=1 mmm.-A Pieces of new and scratch and dent WILOWOpp FARO 1umiWredesacscr i►s , , �l�k>roa�fanateeolao6lsilsforfauselfwlia l twq paw �, w 11671Grtgaton Rd atm Ilse me l ae of die saddle Rpt i■scir tables etc M Pith ft s Itai� 1orbsahij Iftotitwd aimd wafam IltadJ & • Fmk 61 11111isilld• m esolbiidwd carat bw and a OlwmeedsMaiil�iat6mewhik foaetibilb falrblttint: if 1W OR I°01*6 for a alaer who dr silty d mains ale dtaemdbllarasrbiomcalarstmdomfidsaw=UAW wa Fax(416) 4274548 Y. Nandi, ALBA Sdu milaisa 100 watney #A S Saice 101 AiM Ontario LIS 7H3 sax ParOwerl Iaa,rum con"W el Aawte M•aw er a..xr• -• NUB' i' Ml�:� •s'wslw. rr.•�w�►-wc.a.r TRADESN" f EMCONUM -2 *add"* EV ttrt� elifM In o/iwr roo� for nrM corrwnt�aieisi_ZW drnvlal saeotirr w:..d►wsaief rbltgd aw,7ar�lr��..r you W C NJ k AJAX furnished room in a Wft V" owis. Air 7 ^ �' latrrdry hcif`ANmt-Nor} w hmL06 a rook 4214111. AM . Room ferbear 6W ML Mvo 0041" Dib NN New, Cierwl rent/ aled Office apace 500 square feet for ren. Awihble June 1. Fifa & hydro included. W Sim" Automotive Garage 3500 sq. ft. Fully equipt located on busy street. $7. a foot nst/nst- Call543.617? 1 I 1 displays are at our building ii396665 427-2628 at 513 iyt7c. eti�l� ��, CLASSIFIED IrTDEX I $$ CARS FJIWWYKMT HELP WANTED 214 215 OUT OF TOWN RENTALS CONDO FOR RENT 330 CRAFTS , 415 PAINTING 609 •ee0ee00e0e000 `fifCAOBL: f11M irk 100 ; • o1�li�ttlwlor110fCi3 102 OFFICE HELP 216 220 FLORIDA VACATION RENTALS __ hDn16R C;# 416 MOVING / STORAGE 610 PERSONAL TENDERS 103 104 CARES HELP/AGENTS CAREERS 230 SHARED ACCOMMODATION WANTED TO RENT RENT 400 SERVICE DIRECTORY RFAL Es�rxm 900 MISCELLANEOUS 105 106 SALES CAREER EMPLOYMENT WANTED 240 260 STORAGE SPACE S 401 402 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY CAREER TRAINING ' Soo REAL ESTATE 901 902 GARAGE SALES LOST b FOUND 107 SELF CpMI MERCI�AAL/IINDUS�'TERIAI 403 404 DAYCARE AVAILABLE DAYCARE WANTED 510 OPEN HOUSES 903 904 PETS 110 111 SKILLED TECHNICAL EDEMPLOYMENT MICA CASTING AGENCIES S FOR *ALE 405 FINANCIAL SERVICES NOTICF.B 906 FLEA MARKET R► 300 GOODS FOR SALE 301 406 407 DOCTORS GENERAL SERVICES 600 601 NOTICES AUCTIONS 907 908 BINGO FISHING 200 ACCOMMODATION 310 GOODS WANTED CARS/ TRUCKS FOR SALE 408 409 LAWYERS MUSIC LESSONS 602 603 BIRTHS DEATHS 909 910 DRIVING SCHOOLS PARTY SERVICES 210 211 RENTAL ACCOMMODATION APARTMENTS FOR RENT 311 312 AUTO DIRECTORY CARS / TRUCKS WANTED 410 411 DECKS b FENCES RENOVATIONS 604 605 COMING EVENTS 911 HEALTH FOODS 212 TOWNHOUSES FOR RENT 313 314 RECREATIONAL VEHICLES 412 LANDSCAPING 606 SPRING REGISTRATION LEGAL NOTICES 213 HOUSES FOR RENT 320 MOTORCYCLES COMPUTER SUPPLIES 413 414 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TRAVEL VACATIONS 607 GREETINGS 608 MEMORIAL I 1 `' �P Wa>lrteld Atrto Oi11do �� I Fb�IlcHl?adpai APts. for Rest t I floods for sal• EARN UP T OPPORTUNITY a �� . - "v-2 - Brand 1 I I I I IN KUWAIT new one bedroom baeapne i , $265.00 Rebuilding now in aParbnent. 4 appliances. By assembling 50 pp r o g r e s s laundry facilities, *"� MreddIng IrMt 6me i I, pairs of stylish ear- Excellent pay and naso inclu«v.. Available Selo from hundreds of rings at homef Work transportation. inen•datoly. 512-7413 am. ,Illustrations in our store Your own hours. Please call 516- r"'d"1e, catalogue. Colours and Simple instructions. 929-0341 ext. 893 styles are sure to Info: Send a self please. See them at addressed, stamped Wanted part-time Dickson's Office len elope_ PICKERING VILLAGE - 3 Centra, 218 Harwood �e �rs 6"/ BGLANto INC.,waitresses. �e�nce in 0 � and e. SM Avenue South, Ajax. month Available July t a_ "3-19ea KINGST�N RD. 7 43Zs sEXt 455 W , dining proferred. 4xarxs.----------------- PICKERIIG, OIIL Apply in person. For Typewriter4" Wild a MAiss PA) Dow. ssvie w, Sutte O ario more information call �j� p � Choosea tom e�M-4 420-9000 427-8770 electronic raged tY7 - typewriters. _J oSHAwA _ now 2 b.dropn Rent them by the day, Aseenble W* wodudr horn mai' four• Wouldost nook rola+ weekend, week or VW7;F Crulee tine- new hlrinrn��l Pn»- Ewj nark . Eaosarr Pelvo. perklrt0, errrok•r•6300.00 - 6s0o_00 rivyll wa prwi� O•Ma1e- Z< Ps",e, vete . orn able. month. Student rates.Plnoto8raplwra, Morwquie.., I.. (41x) pa .paa2 E,A p. Aut.t i67S per mentaDiscounts available. Experienced dental (41�17ss6a6 Rent to own. Dkkoon�s r"bonblt required For O fice Centre, 218 Em, CWX 24 hm e1rmand sa wrdaye in flNNlfitl/11 h H od Avenue bue•orinp office. call 41111 1• am@ we A • RsolttlCrowlt Elamlalw� odq+mdendf bwewll�hoatd °�I� �. � woAi� � pglkd s aadr fyam -Fwnt m SflowmalftLESEWA CE Visit our huge office ANN furniture showroom bownst'nirs at our Ajax Plaza store. Dozens of 0=1 mmm.-A Pieces of new and scratch and dent WILOWOpp FARO 1umiWredesacscr i►s , , �l�k>roa�fanateeolao6lsilsforfauselfwlia l twq paw �, w 11671Grtgaton Rd atm Ilse me l ae of die saddle Rpt i■scir tables etc M Pith ft s Itai� 1orbsahij Iftotitwd aimd wafam IltadJ & • Fmk 61 11111isilld• m esolbiidwd carat bw and a OlwmeedsMaiil�iat6mewhik foaetibilb falrblttint: if 1W OR I°01*6 for a alaer who dr silty d mains ale dtaemdbllarasrbiomcalarstmdomfidsaw=UAW wa Fax(416) 4274548 Y. Nandi, ALBA Sdu milaisa 100 watney #A S Saice 101 AiM Ontario LIS 7H3 sax ParOwerl Iaa,rum con"W el Aawte M•aw er a..xr• -• NUB' i' Ml�:� •s'wslw. rr.•�w�►-wc.a.r TRADESN" f EMCONUM -2 *add"* EV ttrt� elifM In o/iwr roo� for nrM corrwnt�aieisi_ZW drnvlal saeotirr w:..d►wsaief rbltgd aw,7ar�lr��..r you W C NJ k AJAX furnished room in a Wft V" owis. Air 7 ^ �' latrrdry hcif`ANmt-Nor} w hmL06 a rook 4214111. AM . Room ferbear 6W ML Mvo 0041" Dib NN New, Cierwl rent/ aled Office apace 500 square feet for ren. Awihble June 1. Fifa & hydro included. W Sim" Automotive Garage 3500 sq. ft. Fully equipt located on busy street. $7. a foot nst/nst- Call543.617? 1 I 1 displays are at our building ii396665 427-2628 at 513 iyt7c. eti�l� ��, ,�� Mom M ow I $$ CARS Are, you aw*jN"s. a so" • •rr•K -•we to sm" «w» WANTED $$ id er a.:; :: s Tap dollars Paid for Gar• ea! 416. __"4a, And w ai aharyenr Io.I scxalpAcam eA I 683-2M •ee0ee00e0e000 `fifCAOBL: f11M irk II Providing quality hom ; • o1�li�ttlwlor110fCi3 e for children Will: • ;aMIN�CiifornaNbO; or Full -lima time in licensed, asaNltr�ti lip __ hDn16R C;# e 3.7m , ieeeeeeeoeeeoi 1 wr.a>. I Bay News ,�� Mom M ow so 42 a' son- EaweNatt rahrartea. Child cam for 3 MOTORCYCLE WSURANCE T.L.C. �rat�' r"•r'aexa- QOba f8 tibral� IIUaT liLL or4 Farart r X r. VOVaiT� • Mrros/P�aal hinw4wo Provided. X116 SlNbr wloslM. ia�7s'c:fi a `reel' �QI06 $3 /aNtnIIL 603.7800. Cd tlelweMl 1 i I R AE f Inl 1 SIN >>? E ....:.:..... CLASSIFIEDS WHAT A WAY TO t<♦arwvu�t, al 678 •rn4 AAAX/INCKiRN10 - 1 a 2 Your oK, ears adfrom 1�roN- I CLASMEDS todroom basomart vert- 1884. Lea" 1• amt -He mtatYr elsolaoa, pod, p"ts aver ehsdi c a -seams er WHAT A WAY TO 9.poi. - - 77*11'!. - - - , I --- Buy &SELL - smolt nwvaw eaaareMl T, MORTGAGES Is[ ec 2nd's co 95% of value - All peope:ry ryrpes. Personal Irons Quick Service and Approvals. Call RAYCAN FINANCIAL LTD. 571-2880 Oshawa 686-2936 Pkketing PERSONAL LOANS $1 OW & up for any purpose. 254-0897 CARS PAINTED $50000 plus materials (customer sands & masks) 683=2998 clear coast extra 1 Qenersaii Sanloee Peter's Appliances :ALS fIQrICE MOR srotEs NV wAiFBti M-1--serse"twetam e$U1Ce 1955- .1TPOW -NMS �IMIEIFCTRIC1yW � - • AIMMNII • MODERN MAO • Va. woaos WE KILL PARTS FOR ALL MAM AFFLiANIM MCI®Irlft>flle -a MEW WANK p LOCNW I M Pkk" pkwt,. para 12) bole ata.an Read 42$ft 8$33D*Wp3 H� aa.�•.. a �1 _ 282-0185 HANDY MAN SERVICE -No Jos Too sj A Rots A RavoNxnom • phmw nvo • n••D 01111111:10,11po= Ca1a.12'Y-1f71 SHOWER 11118 LEAKINIQ ALL PAPM a n wooled V111111111 fkw a" 9V Rsa LOW PRICEN CAN a&,, aT F%qp tslNv.7U N m aliotnl Call for Ila No ift BAER Contracting - ail aw home hvrin'o4ralrlrw WViM � raa't L 1La h_ IN. ---------------- IF a i 14 TU Bay Nevis, July 1,1992 THERE NEVER WAS A BETTER TIME TC)RHY! *PL rLu, 47 ,z50 CASH BACK FROM FORD OR 7.9°/a Financing up to 48 months! '92 TEMPO - 2 DR. & 4 DR. DOOR $1074 JE- • • .= PLUS 3 YEAR BUMPER TO BUMPER WARRANTY WILDWOOD FORD WILL MATCH OR BEAT ANY FORD OR MERCURY ADVERTISEMENT ON ANY FORD CAR OR TRUCK. BRING YOUR AD IN WITH YOU, I WILL LOOK AT EIfFRt► nFei e„ ..._.....,_ FORD , SALES WILDWOOD FORD SALESLTD. ■_ �®�■ 1167 KINGSTON P,D., PICKERING '''- (]ua!ity is Joh 1 SERVICE DEPARTMENT � _ The Dealer Thai - L J ter, _ Guarantees s,t,>f� �,�,. 839-6666 • 427-2828 • 420-1449 - - 4Elm • e I .: eALlam L rears party extra special. Irwlte a pony to your child• CEH W m18TWIM FROM "E JULY 4 10 tltlfaY N CompitU bell- cohn rsnom torr, now work a e1 typo 0f repairs. Ft1Ly •quipped 20 Co�petitkro CALL DAVE 426-2740 ELECTRICIAN ,opocj -zoo purls, •lova, etc. tor" " smaI. Reasonable ratan. Residential, commercial b industrial. RPG ELECTRIC. Gal sob at 31110"W. 686-3577 Efflimping s% tibrraararti .�.arrfayoy far. F1 11 • Reskewdwts Ae6»rfa.s uear.e o.ase.ar. 839-5349 i(3 /KAYO LAS *Lawn Malreenance •FertllMlon *Shrub & Tree pruning & •Ga�rdenYq 8 sc ding •Patlo$ & CJtu: 420-M2 LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION By University Werks (since 1980) Specializing in Professional design & quality installation of: • Interlocking brick driveways,patios & walks • retaining wale, terraced planters & steps •fences & decks Free competitive estimates - Job list for tdewing 666-9690 All Work Guaranteed Blade & Shade Landscaping Ltd. (since 1977) -interlock stone -retaining walls -wood decks -rater, rock gardens & sodding-plaMtrxl •pruning -tree removal -excavating •pool 1 -in etc. •2 yr. guarantee 294-1663 Mernber Landscape ortario _ Prof.::Ioe.l s�.s PARENT PARALEGAL Specializing in Small Claims FIRKE 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 416686.6305 L'm i�llr _ WESTHEY HEIGHTS DECORATMIG profsesionsi Pairr"i and wallpao•rirg nta,iorl.storior. *REE ESTMIATEs. 120 Dueaial, Ala. car axa4ose r � � itmreBm r•.aa.*, •e, a,,.ee*e� • AJAX MOVING • ' SYSTEMS i , Full services, moves, a Tapp — -- and puerto spe- ,clalists, flat rate or, hourly. Specialising in :Durham Region. Now; RdeM PWO wal" • olk ' fnae notion- with • sun mow We now have* cootie. if of atlMr itNMting and ulmahal ism available heated storage ; Viewing tam 5 pm. Terns aro • units. Free actintOee .cash. cheque, or Visa. For Cale 4274M , ntorlFabork Call 1-06- 2 634252 fiandi L Nta� AK'll� AUC?ION SALE V" Comair AMcOoa' .*wry wed at s% p.m. located on BrocK RCL.Pic3 rlml Is North of 401 exit 399 Wed- nesday an�ellent selection of an ''plass. rine furniture, ?(ass, china, collectibles, primitives and the usual So jan us pa�irtlapaetedeisn. oanand e of Ontario's "TRUE" Auctions with no buy- backs or reserves. 'Consignment & Estate selling our specialty.' Call us. today. Previews from 130 ppm Kahn Auction Sorvlure. E > 434041 APW Every Saturday night at 6:30 pm.,at the Pethldk Auction Bm, kridol, 6 min nodi at Bowmanville. This week we have the contents of a local home to include 9 pc. dining room suile oak ppftw fable, oil( chairs, electric agan� chommifMld aides, b. ediien $1o,0o0 $147month. almsdo at Fklanc�W il" Pr11VATE - WlM MY - 1750 8% I 3 stems kW b•kioorttR til••, osranie fireplace, d" a Sarapse. Must sell - relocating. 11174,11100. cam 4N" Me OSHAWA detwh d 4 $84 ,111111110. VeltdorwN� W substantial first mortSayp•. County Town R•dty. 6"M PMURINO VILLAGE DUPLEX - excem•rtt boaaorl, exp•wre. Suits term• a834MM only Town Rew�p 686-3577 rl POW FOR HIFM "a this Pfd Ixttv$li$ rears party extra special. Irwlte a pony to your child• CEH W m18TWIM FROM "E JULY 4 10 tltlfaY N Auction sale of old farm DM EVOM, WEBON TIN JW ITN aacmltery tratsors welder antiques, furniture a colectshles. Estate of M late Mrs. Margaret Suckling on Hwy 503 4 mks east of Noland or 6 roles woof of fGnmaxlt on 503 Int. 8275 Diesa9 tractor a Wader. 3 pt We plo. antique John Deere 2 cyl gas iratdsr, old Caseknney tractor, AC L10 garden tactor a loader (Icrperb), Lincoln 300 tm ideal arc welder a 40' cable, ground drive old spreader, harrows, 20' pipehat� elevator. Gem homer lith, round bale feeder, M.Hanis crop tractor for parts (gas) farm gates, George White portable hay elevator, box trailer. Lots of old scrap iron, 3N 111111XIIN 1:881 At the Knights of Columbus Club 133 Brock St. North Whitby. Partial list only. Mtiquea, reproductions, household furnishings for Grace Trudel and others pce. walnut diving r 6' pine harvest table & 6 chairs, jelly cupboard, cupbo rd, Persian & Oriertef carpets of moor wbe 0$13.000, 4 pee walnut bedroom suis, pis cupboard, round oak table & chairs, PR wing back chairs, inlaid rosewood vanity, pine lodicam, pine 3 pike. coffee & end fable eel, excellent oral drop leaf gate leg oak table, hockey &ball cards, glass, china, brass, cast iron pees, prints, pictures. oak and other parlour tables, love3e2t, cement mixer, scrap tucks, 2 barn vents, 8 hp tiller, Weiner dscI:Q j, old ski doo Parts, garden a hand Related farm tools. wreporch set, pine wok table with drawls, oak I" tables, ramophone, several rope eds, pine chimney cupboard, 11urioand whatnot stands. Antique wooden hand -ash,dheque. water pump, milk pasturizer, antique pine AOCTIOfitt IST® 519.7145-2428 cradle, cream cans, wt" brass sales, old crock, antique iron beds, 2 5194W$. D90 I ; lMamorial spining wheals, 2 old OAKS, Hump back truhk, Old rOdw, sheep Hwy equp ws & , odd drosshouse BARRY, TAMMY ELAINE. on June w Tammy Barry dearly lo yr Mlgh�r of Elaine and Rodney �*+m•220D'' serrw+gand machine, 2 po4ery ikir>s a pottery wheels-, large quantity of old picture frames, dishes & collectables, old chairs, etc. Don't miss it. No reserve. lunch amiable. CALVIN MABEE AUCTIONS CAtMIBRAY Kitchener, Fathers place sisler of Rodney Jr. all of Ouesuhel. B.C. Funeral Services were held on June 27. Cremation followed. Arrangements intrusted to Ratz-Bechlel Funeral Home Ontario. 'In my house are many mansions, I go to prepare a for you.' , , rxrsload 705-374.49M or ROSEDALE 705-451-2841 LAW SM AWM of 2 cars, antiques, g( heudald furniture, 2 tees & many colkictables, chi disho s1c.Estale of Stan Woods of Wilberforce. To held at MABEE AUCTI CENTRE at Hwy 35, 1 n north of Rosedale. Ort. NO Partial Int orty. 1969 Pate Cort wit, 161 Fin�tird cha am drop had Apple Hary W* & 4 dais & aalcli Doles table, swivel rockK I Edition prints, glider rod antique table, cuckoo do MOP prop bias t bale, Ar k:olledable dolls, antiq towing machine, set ironstone dishes, a tj Iridmn roc* h gtasa col Able lames, modern b cobkr 1V & VCR, bin I stand, wicker pc abhs chat, microwa other appliances, vers, heat & massa, K d'nilg table & dhak gwdly of di11Ms, drr i collection of Av( a, lane World slam Idion, jewdlery, eoml & much more. A ve Ih1ft Daft miss L N t;ILN Omsmlmb 71 w *4EVA'Sd* ASTROLOGY Palm a toot cud teller. 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Free information call 696..1439 WHITTAMORE'S BERRY FARM Pick your own STRAWBERRIES Mon. - Fri. 6 am -9 pm Sat & Sun. 6 am -2 pm Located on Steeles Ave. 4 miles east of Markham Rd. OW (Hwy. 48) 407 2 PAhmilmlW (mbrt St tat roWald. Cale Todd or Mice: 2117.9374. One has while patch on chest and other has longer tail. BAY NEWS CLASSIFIED What a RsR•atiani ,LES marble and granite, Call for FM ESTNM 1416 i0MM JL Now $"VMS$ Gww#W household repalm af4im r•aa CALL NOWI 8311111-9114 (OsthalwallAfhltby) In FAX YOUR AD The Bay News, July 1, IM 1S 1 l „N/* It It di SALESPERSON to sell cartoon map of Pickering on commission basis, Call 427-9675 BIG BROTHERS GOLF TOURNAMENT Time: Tee -off times begin at 11:30 am and continue throughout the day Date: August 23, 1992 Location: Glen Cedars Golf & Country Club Fee: $75.00 includes Golf and Hot Meal ALL PROCEEDS GO DIRECTLY TO BIG BROTHERS ., 4 1( Mall this form together with your cheque to: Big Brothers Association of Nax- 6161 Commercial Avenue, Ajj K Ontario, lis 2H3 Aridness: O single ($75) 0 Foursome ($300) 1. 2. 3. 4. 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