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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBN1993_07_141311 Sending support From Aug. 8 to 21, residents in Pickering and Ajax and others across Canada will be able to send a note of encouragement to athletes competing in the 1993 Canada Games. Those who wish to send a greeting should write: (athlete's name) Team (province of athlete) 1993 Athletes' Village Kamloops. B.C. VIP 9T3 w - Ir � w w" i Errol Sarpkaya leads Ajax cleanup See Page 9 OFF TO THE RACES cov's nronose large-scale Aiax r By Glenn Hendry The possible demise of Toronto's Greenwood Racetrack could be a major boon to Ajax, if local entrepreneur Norm Picov has his way. Picov, whose family has operated a quarter horse racetrack on Highway 2 west of Audley Road in Ajax since 1969, warns approval from the town to establish a large-scaie racetrack that could accommodate thoroughbred and standardbred horse racing. Picov suggested the idea during an Ajax council meeting on July 12. If the request is granted and if he is able to get racing dates from the Ontario Racing Commission, Picov said the Ajax racetrack could provide up to 3,000 new jobs and bring millions of dollars into Ajax and Durham Region. 'This could be the biggest thing to hit Ajax," Ptcov said during an interview. "But its up to the town. If they give it to us, that's great. But if they don't, well Continued on Page 4 For the birds peter Wokhak Former Ajax resident Hilary Pittel has dedicated her fife to helping feathered friends everywhere. After operating a shelter and rehabilitation centre in Ajax for years, she moved to a larger location in Bowmanville in 1992. See her story on Page 14. JULY IS BRA TRADE-IN MONTH $ring M yyour old Bra and receive 5.00 off each new bra -purchased. Y'lDedie id We sbee. � ��s'.'"� JULY IS BRA TRADE-IN MONTH - UNGEMIE & SIEEPWF.AR FROM PEIM TO 4XL ` ONTAR 0S ONLY CUSTOM BRA FTMNG +ALTERATION. OVER 1000 BRAS IN STOCK FROM 30AATO 46F 1LowElit w. vm - PICEERING TOWN CENTRE . 420-1883 Two-year wage freeze for town union staff By Dan McLean Town: of Pickenng unionized staff ratified a 2 -year labor deal last week that will offer no wage increases but does provide improved job security. CUPE Local 129 president John Woinicz confirmed that a deal between the town and approximately 400 full-time, part-time and casual outside and inside workers was ratified by a large margin" on July 8. The deal covers all unionized municipal employees inckding ;nide administrative staff, public works staff and transit employees. The deal provides no wage increases or improvements to the employees benefit package for two years. However, security was provided in the form of a "closed contract" which means the labor deal cari t be revisited by either party. "We just asked for some extra security in our contract," Wo*2 told The Bay Neux. "We realized the situation the economy is in. We wereri t going to ask for anything ridiculous " The town employees have been without a labor deal since the end of February. Bad news for town employees could still come in the form of the province's "social contract" legislation that was recertdy passed by Queen's Park poraieians. Wo0a said town admin sUors are studying the implications of that legislation and will advise the union. The labor deal may have also set a precederd of Continued cm Page 2 JULY IS BRA "TRADE-IN MONTH FBective July tat. 1993, due to the large volume of Bra fittings. we would request that e��drop e an an appointment basis. available 7 days a week. in to ad up an aPP F '2. Tt* Bav Mws, July 14, 1993 Yet anotherrovincial committee to stud Seaton p y By Glenn Hendry says it's about time the provincial After 20 years of study, government figured out what to Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthus do with the Seaton ands in SONY • QUARTZ LOCK DIGITAL SYNTHESIZER TUNER (SSIR) • 7.5 WATTS + 7.5 WATTS (MAX) POWER AMPLIFIER & POWER FADER FOR 4 SPEAKER SYSTEM • SEPERATE BASE & TREBLE CONTROLS • LOUDNESS AT J E E P 0 10 Mb W North Pickering. The Ontario housing ministry is creating yet another committee to study the future viability of proposed Seator. com,:1unity, much to the frs:ration of Arthurs, who says enough time and taxpayers' :honey has been wasted or, :he issue already. "How can they ask :f it's viable"" Arthurs asked. "It seems rather foo::s'n to be going back :o :he drawing boarc when ere sno•,ad be moving forward yah finalizing a pian... ]*'s a navural ewiutor o: the aoa i1... Queens Park :as been :aiicng adou- creating a cor-.--,. ~y for 100.000 people ... Picker.ng. east of Wf�_tevale. since gating cont -o; of the lands in the ewlly 1970s. Anhurs said. Since then, there have been a number of cora ;:,ees stn:ck and round :abie discssior. heid. But despite years of talking. Ar*` urs said .`:e planned coma:::nlv of Seaton :s no closer to be; a real: y. "The bottom line for :s — and the most negative — is :hat the gover^.-ert is s W trying :o determine if its viable to build EAGLE X WE'RE WORKING TO WIN YOU OVER WITH A SPECIALLY EQUIPPED JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LARADO 4X4. '1 ONLY A9111111kiiiiiiiiiiiii* 139110W •cccssowe s s • Four-wheel And -lock Brakes • Drivers Side Air Bag • 4.0 L High Output 190 hp Engine • Tilt Wheel & Speed Control • 4 -Speed Automatic Transmission • AM/FM Stereo Cassette • Air Conditioning • Remote Keyless Entry • Power Windows St Locks • Command -Trac 4-1kbeel Drive Inis offer in effed tram April 22. 1993 ,nail terminated by pa lic:pattng dealers. Thu offer cancels• replaces, and carrot be combined with dew offers. 011V applies to dealer inventories only Price excludes license, regilratior, height. and taxes Fre,gre tdr model Mom is $575. Dealer may sell for less. See dealer la details Jeep (Seaton)," Arthurs said. "But I cant understand the rationale of questioning the viability of the plan and i don't feel the committee is necessary." Arthurs added that there is some hard infrastructure ready to serve Seaton already in place, such as the new waterplant in Ajax. Both Pickering and Durham Region received letters from :lousing minister Evelyn Glgantes i<n`.orrmng :::em of her intention to toren the Seaton Advisor•; Commi-ee The co= -n .ee, Gigantes said. should have 10 members representing p!m".ncial. regional and local government, as well as the private sector, community agencies and organizations. Pickering and Durham Region were both asked to nominate one representative and one alternate each. Arthurs said the town would akely send a senior staff member although the mayor will also sit in on some of the periodic meetings. While suggesting he didn't see the need fc.- the advisory committee, A,:1,urs admitted *he town couldn't afford not to be .represented. Tine roie of the committee wlii be to oversee all aspects of the Seaton planning process both technical and public. The committee is expected to complete its report no later than April 1, 1995. Seaton: A Strategy for Environmentally Responsible Planning, which came out of the 1991 public consultation, process, will be used by the committee as a foundation for the 1993 study. The commiree will also have access to 10 reports on topics from the ecosystem to demograpaics completed or now underway. Pickering staff wages frozen • From Page 1 sorts. Wo nicz admired the wage freeze for cation staff, was a first in the 10 years he has been employed by the town - We've had legislated pay increases before but never a wage freeze," he said. Unless a change of political government or policy is in the o=g, union start will endure at .east ore more year of wage freezes. T.ne government has imposed a 3-vear day `reeze for crrl servants. Wojricz said negotiations between the union and town adm'nistrarion was amicable. He praised both sides for their efforrs. "Management was quite reasonable. We realized their predicament." However, the urion president had hays- worGS for promnca: legislators who set tae stage for a contras "Ifs not the town's fault — its the province's fault," Wojnicz said. "Nle definitely blame the province and not the town." The term of the labor deal was a compromise between both groups. Wonicz said the union woad have pre:e^ec a I - year cor=acr but admined the rarified 2 -year agreement was acceptabie for e-::P.oyees "Two years see- the .ow-. �7.c Reliable, supervised day care at a home in your neighbourhood • Safe, comfortable environments • Reliable local back-up for Provider's • Stimulating daily programs holidays or illness • Trained, professional Providers • Complete insurance coverage • A4onthly home inspections • Income tax receipts supplied and, we welcome full or part-time care for children from 6 weeks of age! 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Activists from the international environmental group were on hand to alert consumers to the dangers of over -packaging — handing out pamphlets and soliciting names on petitions. The campaign at LOEB — the second in the Toronto area and first in Durham Region — is part of a series of cross -Canada protests conducted by Greenpeace called Ripoff Action. Gary Kirk, the Toronto -area canvass director for Greenpeace, said a group of seven stayed at the grocey store for two hours, collecting more than 300 signatures, before being asked to Leave by LOEB management. "They were not thrilled to have us there,- Kirk said. Kirk hastened to add that all supermarket chains — not just LOEB — are targets in the Greenpeace campaign. Protests in the next month throughout Ajax and Whitby and Oshawa are being planned, he added. The activists urged shoppers to refuse excess on packaging and Kirk noted that a number of consumers removed excess packaging from their purchases and left it with cashiers. Before they left, Greenpeace supporters did some personal shopping and also left what they believed to be excess packaging with a cashier. The organization wants the elimination of over -packaging on such items as vegetables on polystyrene plates wrapped in cellophane and toothpaste tubes packaged in boxes. They also want more products available in bulk form and more reusable containers. "Paper packaging is part of the equation which ieads to pointless deforestation. So every time we refuse over- packing, we reduce :he number of trees that are c:.;� dowT:," Kirk said. "In addition to the environmental cost, there can also be ar. economic cost," he added. "The packaging can be up to 50 per cent of the cost of the product. I don't think there s a lot of Canadians w^o are aware of that." Dr. Gerry Spinosa welcomes mayor Wayne Arthurs to open his Dental Office, along with assistant Sheri Russell. Dr. Gerry Spinosa 1854 LIVERPOOL RD. NORTH OF MY. 2) (West side, north of The Old Liverpool House) • Dr. Spinosa, a native son of Pickering and a University of Toronto Graduate, a former resident in Dentistry at Sick Children's Hospital • Patients of all ages welcome • Relaxed house setting • All new equipment • Exterxied business hours =The Say News, .a4y 14; k"3, 3 Tee -off at Glen Cedars tournament for cancer research A campaign to find a are for cancer, named in honor of a man who believed in miracles, makes a stop in North Pickering next month. Kevin Cahill and Stephen Brake, both Town of Pickering employees, are organizing the Terry Fox Golf Tournament at Claremont's Glen Cedars Golf Course on Aug. 25. Cahill and Brake hope to raise at least $5,000 for the National Cancer Institute of Canada, to be used for cancer research. They're hoping for donations of money and prizes from the public and local businesses, as well as brisk ticket sales. One way of helping is to sponsor a golf hole for $100, Brake said. They're also looking for yiu CULNiY `ENTER STRIKES CENTRE! Saturday July 17 9:30 am -6:00 pm CRAFTS 24 Craft Exhibitor including painting photography, scuplting, dried flowers, handkints, woodwork, needlepoint, pottery, sewing, jewellery, haled painted silk, stained glass and portraits COUNTRY- �NIUSIC Get your hands clappin' and your feet stompul' with music and line dancing. Bill Johnston 1:30, 2:30, 3:30, 4:30 p.m George Pettigrew 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 p.m CN9 ►MOCIP RADio 139OAm MONDAYTO FRIDAY 10 AM- 9 PM SATURDAY 9:30 AM -5 PM SUNDAY NOON45 PM HWY ♦01 AT LIVERPOOL ROAD 683-7171 280 SHOPS & SERVICES INCLUDING EATON'S, SEARS, KMART & DOMINION volunteers. "Were looking for people who are interested in raising money for cancer research," Brake said. 'Ule don't need too many, but a few extra would help..' Half of the ticket price goes directly to the cancer institute with the rest paying for green fees and food. The golf tournament. like the Terry Fox Run held every September in communities across Canada, is a tribute to Fax, whose Marathon of Hope cross-country run in 1980 captured the hearts of Canadians. For more information on the golf tournament, contact Cahill or Brake during the day at 420-4630 or at home at 839-3464 (Cahill) or 420-2507 (Brake). 4 The Bav Nms. ,idly 24, 1993 Racetrack will create 3,000 new jobs • From Page 1 fight for it for years." The proposal, however, is at least four years down the road, said John Bousfieid, a Toronto consultant who addressed council on Picov's behalf. He said municipal servicing would have to be :n place and an Official Plan amendment must be approved 'by Durham Region. Bousfieid also expects at least three years of planning stidies before :he :rack car. be `financed and constructed. Bousfield. who appeared )efore Nax counc'.: Monday looking for necessary changes :o the A•ax anc Dur nam 0"x:a: Plan. said :he :dea was sparked b` :as* 7no7:`- announcemen- that Greenwood will shut down because of declining revenues. "Quite frankly that announcement was -he trigger that pulled this deal together," he said. "That was some tangible evidence :hat racing days might become availabie. No racing days. no track." Greenwood, Woodbine Racetrack in Etobicoke, and a racetrack in Fort Erie are the only horse tracis in Ontano that offer thoroughbred racing. The Aiax track would be built aiong the lines of Greenwood — five -eights of a mile on a 170 - acre p:ot of ',and owned by Picov. Tne proposed facility would be iodated west o: Audiev Road, south o` Magi. Avenue, norb of ��H�airitage Beauty- Studio opernt,ed by Nfaxine '3 Maxine zi }i•onnr, formrrly of 1 Hairloom, tnrttr at! of !heir pre; :ous new :Izerts tojotn them at their ne,r location. SENIOR'S DAlk' - T ,ESDaYS' Hairsivlist needed wZtl� clientelle or chair rental. 60 Randall Dr., Pickering Village .AJAX 427-9367 Highway 2 and east of Carruthers Creek, just north-east of his existing track. Several council members were enthusiastic about Picov's proposal, including Ward 2 Councillor Scott Crawford. who called it exciting. Aiax Mayor Jim Wray said the racetrack would be the "finest tourist attraction in Durham. Region." "It would definitely put Aiax or. the map.' W:' y said. "11 would bring a tremendous number of ions here as weil as a lot of tourist dollars " Witty also said the racetrack would be a bonus to area farmers who could share in potentially lucrative busness spinoffs such as supplying feed to the horses. The proposal has already been in front of regional planning committee members as well as task force established by Aiax to look into uses for two special study areas in the town. Bousfield and Picov have also held informal talks with the racing commission about future racing dates. Bousfield added that greyhound racing was also a possibility at the site. "It hasn't been ruled out yet." he said. Picov, who said he was optimistic the racetrack could oecorne a rea::ty down the road. did not want to spec late or, the cos: of the venture. By a 6-2 vote. Aiax counal gave rezon;ng approva. for :::e scheme. OPTOMETRISTS DR. E. GILLEZEAU & DR. M. FITZSIMMONS WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BYAPPOINTMENT e�..�. WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE -- 683-1175 8345303 Improve your driving performance for 1199. a month* The New Golf. 1993 Economy Car of the Year. *Sporty 5 -speed and 1.8 L engine • Power steering • German -engineered for precise, nimble handling • 24 hour roadside assistance • 8 speaker stereo system • Anti -theft alarm system • 4 doors for easy access to all your sports gear. Free golf lesson when you N test drive the new Golf. Lesson at Thunderbird Golf & Country Club 'Based on a 48 -month bare with $1500. dorm payment on a 1993 Golf CL as above. OAC. by VW Credit Canada Inc. Taxes, options, freight, licensing and dealer preparation extra. Fret month's pa"hent and security deposit required. Kiomtere restriction of 25,000 bntyeac Turbo -diesel model from $M. per montln. Vail unfil July 31. 1993. 503 Kingston Road, Pickering `, 20 minutes from downtown Toronto 1 SERVICE / SALES / LEASING / RENTALS / PARTS Overseas delivery t= 420,9700 Daily Rentals Now Available 4 (0 Top Dollar Paid.For All Trades Summer library programs at Village branch The Village Branch Library on Church Street North in Pickering Village offers a wide variety of programs this summer. Storytime is about books, fingerplays, crafts and activities for children, and will be offered the week of July 20 to the week of Aug. 24. Registration is not required — stop in for the free programs. Storytime for children three and four years old is available at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesdays. Children 5 years and older can enjoy storytime at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesdays. Themes change weekly. Children ages 5 years and older can drop in to make crafts every Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. from July 21 to Aug. 25. A different, free program will be offered each week. See the summer brochure for descriptions. Thursday July 22, Aug. 12 and Aug. 19, drop in at the Village Branch for special activity days starting at 10:30 a.m. for children 5 years and older. Kites, sandcastles and puppets will be the themes. Live. professional entertainers will perform for Village Branch patrons on Thursday July 29. Aug. 5 and Aug. 26 at 10:30 a.m. Space is limited so arrive early. First come. first served. THE ASSOCIATION OF AJAX BINGO & SPONSORS PRESENT M I M31 k 1 -101 EVERY NIGHT AT 7 AND 10:30 PM SATURDAY & SUNDAY MATINEES AT 1 AND 4 PM * THURS. AT 12:45 m Sponsored JW RP FwWatlon SUPER JACKPOT IS HERE.'.'.' (Chance of winning $2000) u"WOMT ROTARY, KINSMEN (Lic. #M036506), SPARTANS MINOR BASEBALL, RINGETTE, LEGION, 5 PIN BOWLERS, AJAX AQUATIC CLUB, AXEMEN, NAVY LEAGUE, HUMANE SOCIETY, ERIN-OOG PARENTS, SPINAL CORD RESEARCH, DURHAM EPILEPSY, PINERIDGE HIGH, KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, DURHAM HOSPICE, ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE, RP FOUNDATION. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 427-gy'E& 77e Bay NewsrFd9 1A01903 5 Town approves zoning amendments to open up North Ajax Ajax council approved a series of amendments Monday for two special study areas in the town — the first step towards opening up these areas for future development. The two study areas, located in the northwest (north Duffins Creek community) and Hort` eas (north Carr,:thers C-ee:-( commuriry) corners o::�� ..,�,. were the focus of a 14 -month study on future uses by the town's planning and business development departments. Approval came despite the objections of Ward 3 Councillor Steve Parish who wants the town to build a bigger tax base I y committing more lard to nd ;s'r:a: use T -e eros., which was approved by council, will see the rezoning of a number of open space zoned land parcels in the study areas to either residential or industrial. Zoning approval was also given for construction, of a racetrack — expected to be at least four years in the ^,:r.: -e — north of Highway 2 be' peen. Audley Road ande- ._ec n � l f NO W 4 k e Awl' r Ax ran+. 1 1 i�, ' Pelor WokhA BUBBLING OVER: Margaret Perks of Agincourt and her family spent a recent Sunday at Pickering Museum Village. Here she impresses her husband and granddaughter with her bubble -making abilities. LET us FILL YOUR NEOnr PRESCRIPTION F.A t from your Ophthalmologist or Optometrist. WE WILL MEET OR BEAT OUR ! ' COMPETITORS PRICES FOR ' CONTACTS OR 6L.ASSESI AL ORp 100's of Froam to Claorom to Snit All so FBndttNs. 30 YUM a *0s Compodtlw Pltoes on All Ons Epww A Lsnsos bars arm CONTACT LENSES GP, SOFT, or DISPOSABLE Expertly Fitted. Let Us Quote You. Serving and Supporting This Area Since 19751 Lab an the prem�. AN W*ak &W "W* 9ukw AL '1 1 1 I._TPT1CA1 0 • Creek. and attended the counci! available industria: land to suit Council was told the meeting, took offence at Parish's 'he:r needs, Given said. assessment split for the two remarks. Ajax will have enoug`. study areas should be 77 per ——————————————— — — — — cent residential and 23 per cent 1 p0I 1 , ( I industrial. i CUL But Council:or Parish, who voted against the amendment I AUT, GWS package, disputed the figures. i t He said when the area is totaily f1 built u the split will be "closer P, P I r I :0 90-10." t "This council will sentence residents to tax bills that aretlf( I ' 1 11 1 / t jd� 11 t going to be totally out of sight," I d EveningPLUS we Ove you i I t Parish said. "The landowners I ppoinf,nCflts '.Viii be happy, but is this good or a rotal 1 $75.00 I i Panning for the Town of Ajax•' 860 t • ' "I think what this counc'.: is PICKERING about to do is wrong and the I �OO insurance Cadl for an appoinbriientl pecpie will pay for it for a long Prices ..me." 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The 31-0753 Sew Store) (Across From The Beer Store) -. •- - 14 . - • ONLY DELIVERIES ABOARD "THE TRIWUMOBILE" • F ROIM TORONTO TO 03HAWA 6 The Bay News, July 14, 1993 Dfaspl rsuletio0 D 839-8 7.686-4363 'News 1, Classified 839-8114.686-3577 FAX 939-8135 PB.\' PuhlubincIid xe spr",r Editor: .............................................. Dan McLean Director of Advertising: ............... Charles Peters Special Features Manager: ........... Yvonne Lewis Photographer: ............................... Peter Wolchak eta ;.;.11cPhe on Crnir. !nrt 18. Ackmn�. Ontano Lltr'iE5 Official Plan debate today If you've got the day off and daytime television or suntanning isn't your thing then consider spending a morning at Durham Region council today. it should be the site of some pretty lively debate. A horde of lawyers and representatives for prominent and otherwise developers will be gathered to offer opinions on provincial doctoring of the region's Official Plan. As a general rule, community planning isn't a high priority on anyone's list of concerns. That is until the bulldozers start appearing on that neighboring greenbeh you live beside or an 8 -storey apartment building unexpectedly appears across the street someday. The Durham Region Official Plan, once approved by the province's municipal affairs ministry, will for the next 30 years outline the shape and scope of residential, commercial and industrial growth from Pickering to Newcastle- and Ajax to Brock. Region politicians are anything but pleased with the provincial modification to their proposed plea. They took the opportunity to vent their outrage and frustration during a council meeting in late May. The public gets Its chance to jeer the proviaa today. When the Official Plan was sent to the province two years ago, Durham Region politicians and municipal administrators regarded it as pretty much a finished product. However, after provincial planners got throe& revamping and revising the place earlier this yeas; many of those who helped shape it said they hardly r"nized the document anymore. If the situation wasn't so ironic it would be comical to consider how Merently provincial and municipal planners envision the future of Durham Region. The province's lengthy lust of amendments to the Official Plan includes major revisions to the region's projects$ population, employment and density figures. Local poiiticiaos and a host of community planners don't like these counter proposals and are likely going to be quite adamant about voicing that displeasure this morning and probably into this afternoon. f.Ve t a lot of anger, passionate debate and sound reasons given by many Ds to why .the origin* proposed Official Plan should -not be modified by the province. it should be an interesting day. READY FOR BLAST OFF: Andy Good and his brother Peter Woicr aK Patrick climb on the playground spaceship at the Ajax community centre. — Letters — Reader appreciates his union reps Dear editor: With reference to Paul VWI&s letter Union Membership Should Be A Choice (June 30 Bay News), union membership is a choice. First of all, the choice initially comes with the place of employment. You can choose to work for Stelco or Dofasco, you can teach in the private school system as opposed to the public school system, etc. Mr. Vidlak is, therefore, completely free to negotiate on his own behalf. Basically, employees can negotiate for salary and benefits three ways. They can bargain individually with their employer, they can hire an agent to represent them at the negotiating table (as movie stars and baseball players do), or they can collectively vote a representative to negotiate on their behalf. The latter is known as collective bargaining and is entirely based on the decision of employees. The process of certifying a union is a complex one and requires majority vote. If at any time the employees decide collective bargaining is not in their best interest they can decertify. Admittedly, once a group of employees has chosen to be represented through the collective bargaining process, individuals within that group may no longer negotiate on their own behalf. This, however, is democracy. Individual workers dissatisfied with the job their representatives are doing have the opportunity to convince their co-workers to decertify. Mr. Vidlak seems to be of the impression that unions or collective bargaining agents have been irresponsible and guilty of extorting exorbitant settlements. Again, Mr. Vidlak is unaware of the collective bargaining process. The purpose of negotiation is to find the "bottom line." This applies to both management and union. A union who, through incredibly skilled negotiating agents, manages to force employers to give more than they could afford runs the risk of bankrupting the company. Equally, a management team capable of forcing a poor settlement on workers will end up with disgruntled workers and poor productivity. Neither side wins and this is certainly not the objective of any negotiation. Most employers and employees in Ontario negotiate fair settlements through the collective bargaining process. It is a practical, well regulated and time -tested process. 1 wish Mr. Vidlak luck in negotiating his own contract. 1, on the other hand, appreciate and applaud the efforts of those who bargain on my behalf. A. Blair Pickering Letters welcome 'The Bay News welcomes Letters to the Editor. Letters should be limit to 300 words and are subject to editing. They must be signed, th address and telephone number of the sender provided. Tough times for non-profit housing corporation By Gknn Hienft Despite the most successful year in its eight-year existence, Durham Region's Non -Profit Housing Corporation is facing difficult challenges in the future, says the corporation's general manager. Michael Noonan told The Bay News, after the corporation's annual meeting in Whitby last week, that the need for non-profit housing is being questioned during tough economic times. There is a growing sentiment that it's a burden on the taxpayer and because of the current high vacancy rate, its a renters market, anyway, he explained. "The suggestion ;ss that its not needed — it's outlived its usefulness," Noonan said. "Our challenge essen,:aiiy s to ensure there remains enough ailocat:or. to buiid nor. -profit housing to meet :he needs of the less fortunate members of society." Oshawa Regional Cound.:or Onda Dionne, the president o; the corporation, agreed the corporation must face special chaiienges to ensure people don't "fall through the gaps." The economy and governmer.: cutbacks are forc'.rg municipalities to do more with less, she said. "The times that most of us today are operating in are uncertain, confusing, some would even suggest chaotic," she said. "The demands, expectations and needs of the public are not lessening and in many instances are becoming more acute. At the same time, citizens are telling us they are no longer willing to assume the high cost of providing public services." "All combine to make the planning and undertaking of operations over the short, medium and long terry extremely challenging, to say the least," Dionne added. Noonan said another challenge facing the organization is providing community services for residents. "We ^ave to recognize that were not just building a housing project. we have to provide services as well. It's more than just a housing project." he said "We don't want to beco ne an island unto ourselves. We wart to be par, of the community. - Dionne concurred adding that the housing corporaton mus; create community partnerships Ruf 'n' Ri 539 W Ajax, 6& with residents to protect the future of non-profit housing projects. Noonan, who was appointed as the first full-time general manager in February, said the corporation has applied for funding from the recently introduced jobsOntario-Homes project. The goal of the project is to create 5,000 new units in Ontario in this year's first phase. A funding decision is expected after July 30, Noonan. added. Six Durham Region Non - Profit Housing Corporation projects were started and completed in 1992 — the highest total since the corporation's inception :r 1986. : Durham Regional Group WHOLESALE/RETAIL FLORAL EXPERTS _ i r �• `NOW OPEN' Roses Carnations 1550 Kingston Rd. Pickering On. 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' Sw� bade Blinds & Drapery, 88 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax. L—--�—.— '-'-----.—� The Bay News, July 14, 1993 9 Ajax shoreline clean-up set for August By Dan McLean If you've got some spare time on the afternoon of Aug. 29 then consider pitching in to clean up the Ajax shoreline. For the second year in a row Project AWARE (Aquatic World Awareness, Responsibility and Education) and the Professional Association, of Divirg Instructors. are organizing a shoreline clean-up of the Ajax Lake Ontario waterfront iron Rotary park to Pickerrg Bead. Road. "It was very successful last year," said Eno; Sarpkaya. who is the organizer o' last year's and this year's effor, With littie pre-preparatior. and notif:tabor. or.;y t.Iroug;: signs posted m Iota; ne:ghb&,00cs. Sarpkaya and 23 vohureers ;as: year made a significant :^:Hatt "We cleaned up :our -arc -a - half k ;ometres m three-anc-a- half hours.- he said "We had 76 bags of garbage The., (voiunteersi tic ar. arrarng ;ob. I brought blue boxes' out and we recycied quite a Da Sarpkaya said ",e hopes ;p :c 100 peop:e or more wilt take par :n next month s effort "If, I can get 10C people. we car get the job done :r. ar. houz.'* he said. Mat's the beauty of it. It doesn't take a long time." Although he's only lived in Ajax for three years, Sarpkaya has been committed to taking a leading role in helping to clear up the environment. He's a scuba and first aid instructor by profession but spends a great deal of his time educating others — especially young children. — about the importance of a cleaner worid "I've been a scuba diving instructor for 20 years anc I've always hat a concern for the environment." Sarpkaya said In addition. to speak;ng unit^. youngsters at scroois. Sarpkaya hosts a seri¢` of regular Monca,� afternoon ectures for ciidrer a- Ajax centra: !bran -z_. Aug 30 There. he e;scusses t.".E arnuatic env:ron^-e-, anc g:ve, sirtpie tips or. things voungs:e-s car. cc :o heap On Aug 5. Sarpkaya w:" speak to an older cowc a- the centra_ !bra -y cor. erenu room G;sc::ss:ng ::o%x :G Grgan.ze w'a:e.r:r07* C.ean-'ps .r. acdit:on he".. -a ( abo;a Over packagtnc ax pest:c;de sE T1_.:5 yeas s cean-up e`for w.. takE the fOrm 0: is beacn.cornbm.ng trek Vc :ntee-s IT'S TIME TO TURN THINGS AROUND! SNOuvi-in'SN03 338_ our-oao OxiaaM31a ,"7 0905-999 A811NM S111�1�1�J� ZZ LZ -99V VMMIIYO MON 71V0 will be picking up trash and offshore is not healthy for other garbage that has either swimmers. he said. been littered, blown over or If last year is any indication, washed-up or. shore. this year's clean up will likely Unlike a clean-up in Pickering spur others to pitch in anc help earlier this spring, scuba divers "After iast year, clean-up, won't be ven unng out into the sort of hac a :nck;e down: lake :n full gear :argeiy because effect." he save Sarpkaya doesn't think it is safe. For informal:on about heipina There, poo- visibility anc the out cal: E^o. 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We i hays a free. no- i obligation package of information for you to evaluate before your competition decides to . take advantage of this exclusive "GROUND FLOOR" opportunity! 1-800-668-59151 or 723-4923 r.o.N,`~ pw, Big Skinner (ripkt), owner of Notion Auto Body, o"rseea point rk preparation nfong "aBen Y000mm (bark left) pree"dent of Barter World. Big can be reached of 437-266S for ft*e edinates. 10 The Bay News, JuI 14, 1993 MP W MRS N® OF SEASON Our CLEARANCE, reduced have hundreds Of ItPriem . Prior to inventsell i e White � ite would rather. count it! Hurry In ;�'Osd pplies I ml _ _ Sale ends July Zgi'93. c 0A Et"M SELBCTtON aTOP ERLASTING 3 GARDEN • FLOWERING TREES r full assortment of resin planters- LA POTTED IN A BASKET • • Boxes. Hanging Pots -many styles a sizes. Reg. from 1.44-16.44ea. PLANTS Choose from dogwood, azalea. fuschia n many $922 - KET VIPER 11Z colours. $ 88 ea. 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WTAUX 111li7AJ 127 Reg. 9.88ea �q p f ��1 ai/iLi ea Reg. 6.98ea...................... J1f�L.G M. , • PMS c�Is Rx I5 FLOWERING SHRUBS 4.ss� ea ,ts Choose from Golder, Dogwood, GoldenAL RN RAFFIA • • Ninebw3 Se be'Goliden �ry. (Not in �N+«A>n� err, ; 44 ,"' •-- Selected colours ideal for of types of plants 2'3' tall. Rep. 10.88ea. ........ c3��i.L ea. varies by score. only. Assoruttent • (indoor dg outdoor) . a+ip 88 .. Reg. 3.9%& 97 680p Rep. 5.88sa. SAL 3 ea. �ffmn r� _ -- SALE 1 ea. r t.OW P TO ' J L OWN Amu t�AII P"ft FOREST Mt t M � 1111Wd pW Gltpfaus1 r-- r w� al.tut><be1lM Iblttt. Holds BAlBY min" of 88 eB10M Ht Reg. 5110.00 ...... •�iJ£ W e• EVE -M&/ M�� 0 M � bag Au �r.� �u �.u� ts»wl CMe = �anw�C arm. Rey. $44A ...... ��11�E dew as rf/Itl�.!' m y 3cu.2 CAPRI CM FPJM Reg. $75.00 ...... S"W t� CAPRI CHAIR CIIS1r0�1 ............ FRM HOURS: Mon. to Fri. .FIIrAt pW - .�..._ SOL, sun. a tioYd.ys - s:00a.m.-6.Ift.m. SALE EosJULY • "" r 1993. GNAT CARE Pf1EfARAT10111 aPFMUCT Two KLAS AT10orl a'"w+r�,wc 0"Y oa"'�n°E 10Niarr WHITBY 4 Wr OF A PROM AIM T C OR, THE 1 W N �IESTION WLL �CfYIR6EOATCORRECTPRICE. YI1Y 70ilNDa 7WaN>RE rr 0 C® AVAIAKE STOCK. WE Msm THE Rpillr itr/ Ultrt/4d11 WrtdlMldNr NL ' TO LAW OILANTMES. MUM TO STOP( ON MIND. w•��� NOT ALL PRODUCTS AVALLMLE AT OUR 93SEDY NO., ROU TIM. 00 LEMW TUREYOlit SOOWA Kms. TOWENMY . -OPEN SUIVD�I YS IE ST01E5 Local students win PACT awards Pickering and Ajax Citizens Together for the Environment (PACT) has announced three more scholarship winners. All were presented, at June graduation ceremonies, with $100 cheques and a plaque. Devin Ragwen was the St. Mary's Catholic Secondary School recipient. Devin is enrolled at the University of Toronto's Scarborough College environmental studies program. Erika Lewis, who plans a career in environmental protection after her studies at Guelph University, won the award at Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School. Aron. Muscutt, the Harwood Secondary School winner, is enrolled at Durham College with a view to study landscape technology at Humber College. This talented student is well known iocaIly in Ajax for his horticultzal work. 3 injured in crash Three people are in serious condition after a head-on collision Sunday on Brock Road north of Highway 7 in Brougham. The accident ocoared when Scarborough's John Rupke, 44, riding a motorcycle in the southbound lanes, collided with a 1988 BMW driven by John Mahoney, 48, of Paddock Road in Pickering. Also in the car with Mahoney was his 11 -year-old daughter Pascale. Rupke was rushed by air ambulance to Sunnybrook Medical Centre in Toronto while John and Pascale Mahoney were taken to Markham-Stotl&& Hospital. Pickering firefighters were forced to use the jaws of fife to remove the two from the wreckage of their car. Durham Regional Police have not yet laid charges. u Hak T ---------------- —---------Gone GTornmorrow �\ OFF 5% n)s I t t4 1 • Nalb • Mank xa 0 via" I MEN 6 WOMEN! cer an I ll fo 1 aPPO 1 ' -831-8033, i The foliage bed he designed in Harwood Secondary School's foyer makes a lasting gift for students entering the newly - named Exeter High School this fall. PACT will continue to offer, to all Ajax and Pickering high school students, the Beverley Morgan Memorial Award for continuing studies in any aspect of the environment. The newest school to receive the award will be Pine Ridge High School at its fall commencement. Students are chosen by high school environmental studies teachers for involvement with environmental issues and continuation of environmental studies at university or community college. Leonard Morgan and Sherrill Willard, PACT's education representatives, gratefully acknowledge the residents of Ajax and Pickering whose financial contributions made these awards possible. The Bay News, July 14, 1"3r "11 Annual quilt and craft sale The Cannington and Area Historical Society hosts its 14th annual Carrington Village Quilt and Craft Sale on August 7 and 8, 1993 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. The event features the work of over 60 craftspeople and Central Ontario's largest display and sale of quilts. There's great home cooking, craft demonstrations, a quilt raffle, free parking and strollers and wheelchairs at the door. Come for an outing to Cannington, just 60 miles northeast of Toronto, and enjoy a real country craft experience. For more information contact Angela Hennessey (705) 432-3051 Your best all-inclusive vacation value. Whether you'rr, an old hand or setting out on your maiden voyage. Marlin is the first port you should call in on when selecting your cruise. 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HWY. 2 -c '±A11 OIMEq -' "' ¢ Q 41 � Z cc m GCU `-./ 401 ? a do J Q� ............. Finally ...... .... .. ......... It' .......... .. ........... ........ .. ......... ... - . .. . ........ Our Annual Year End The Bay News, July 14, 1993 13 July Audio Video Sales Blitz and it I4I:,��r� 233 BROCK ST. S. WHITBY 668-0787 Mon. - Wed. 11 - 8WHITBY A Thurs. - Fri. 11 - 9 Saturday 110-6 Sunday Close�d*= VUEO! 16 The Ay N*wlJulr14. i9/.i Hilary and Ofer Pittels' daily occupation is for the birds By Glenn Hendry A bird in the hand is definitely not worth two in the bush. In fact a bird in the bush is better off being left where it is. Hilary anc Ofer Pittel, who operate the Avicare Bird Rehabilitation Centre ir. Bowrianviilt :,ave a message for all wei,-meaning Durham Reg;cn resicents. Unless it appears a b:rc in the wild is injured or vulnerable it's best to leave them be. "We know how stressful it can be for the bird with all that human contact," she explained. "So unless you're sure they're injured, you're probably doing them more harm than good." In many cases, flightless, obviousiy immature birds found on the ground are assumed to be in danger and are brought to the centre. They should be left where they are, Hilary Pittel said. They are still at risk from cats and other predators, of course, but their parents are probably still watching them and the fledglings stand a better chance of survival if left alone than if they were subjected to the trauma of '.i=an contact. It s`:ou:d be notec `2*1 MWOOD MALL 427-1663 New Release by Trisha Romance `The Birthday" y choice of 3 mats, v$roove and frame 299 �Q yes nl AD mats. 100% acid free. we will! match my —mato- wi«- 42&N4,111L PICK YOUR OWN Bring the whole family. i, Overflowing quarts of strawberries & raspberries Also Ready Picked Available. Supply Permitting OPEN Everyday 8 am -8 pm also supply permitting �nowicz Farm -CA 668-5509 ti For More Information handling by humans does not discourage parental care. This is a "myth," and most birds have a poor sense of smell anyway. Small birds that have fallen out of their nests can be picked up and put back with no harm done. The fact that many young birds do die before maturity — perhaps 30 per cent survive to their first birthday — is part of nature, Pittel added. For that -eason, only sick or injured birds s`,ouid be brought to Avicare. i he rest, cruel as it may sound io those with a false vision of the natural world, have to be left to .end for themseives. If the bird is in need of medical attention, by all. means, bring it in to the centre, Pittel said. Songbird that have been attacked by cats, for example, should get an antibiotic shot. For those who choose to nurse ther rear the bird .hemselves, Pitte: recommend .hat task be left to qualified people. The chances of the bird recoverng are slur: and rearing a native Ontario bird as a pet is illegal. Humans can't teach birds proper survival skies needed if by chance it escaped or the bird was ever to be released back into the wild. Besides, it's an awful lot of work, with dawn -to -dusk feedings every 15 minutes for some young birds. "This is an occupation that has become a fui-time job and has been for five years," Pittel sighed. "But it's also a job with a lot of satisfvinq moments." It was the culmination of a life-long dream when Pittel began caring for injured birds in her Ajax basement. She had bird pets and was an avid bird watcher when she was younger. So when Hilary and husband Ofer moved to Ajax in 1988 and heard of a call for volunteers to help with wildlife rehabilitation, she seized the opportunity. Avicare, now located in Bowmanville after four years in Ajax. has been looking after wild birds for five years now. Since Hilary and Ofer Pittel first opened up their Ajax house for bird rehabilitation in 1988, they've cared for starlings hit by cars and robins rnauled by cats. During these past five years the couple have had many success stories but they've also seen other birds that did not recover. The Pitteis and their volunteer staff are also weli- trained with a special emotional affinity for their feathered patients. After four years in Ajax the centre had become so popular they needed to expand. But problems getting proper re- zoning approvals forced a move to Bowmanville in late April, 1992. The move has paid dividends. It's a 10 -acre site complete with pond (where they raise their SONY. SONY AM/FM CO PLAYER Installed -$39900 DISC JOCKEY 10 -DISC CHANGER AN toyour exX4990.IV0 stereo system A101Z ILPWE, I R MOBILE ELECTRONICS sPOau a i. CWAs& A dianiip 607 Kingston Roed �Cked "'"'�'N'M.) 420-6808 own minnows) and substantially more room. There are still birds in the basement, but now there's a wooden enclosure outside to give birds, especially large ones, more light and privacy. On this day there are 60 birds on site. T hey include a red- tailed hawk picked up in Toronto, unable to fly (with possible brain damage), a goose covered in oil (from Frenchman's Bay in Pickering), a gulf with singed wing feathers, racing pigeons with broken wings, mourning doves that had been shot, and orphaned ducklings rescued from Highway 401, to name a few. Without donations, Pittel said, Avicare would have been run on a wing and a prayer and gone broke years ago. The centre breeds much of the required food such as mice, meal worms and earth worms to help defray costs. The provincial government chipped in for the first time this year, with two grants from the environment ministry. One grant covers the continuing education of the volunteers (the Pitteis themselves travel to the United States a couple of times a year for seminars on wildlife rehabilitation and bird medicines). The other is for a school program in Durham Region called "Bird. Part of our Community." Perhaps the most needed donation came recently. Avicare is now the proud owner of a trailer that is being converted to a clinic, complete with office, food preparation area, reception and ward. Located approximately 100 feet from the house, it frees up more space for the birds and will also enable the Pittels to eventually reclaim their home as their own. "People say how great it is to work out of their own home," she said with a wry smile. "There's something to be said for walking to work, evert if it's only a few feet." Especially a job that has turned into a labor of love. "The greatest satisfaction is when you get in an injured bird, it recovers and is eventually released," Mary said. "You see d fly away and you know you've done a good job." Avicare Bird Rehabilitation Centre is located at 2742 Taunton Road in Bowmanvitle. For more information phone (416) 428-2439 or (416) 723.9611. HWY.7 Q• M Cr • ®fi T.W Rd PA*sWW Ra. AWAX MY. 2 OPEN Everyday 8 am -8 pm also supply permitting �nowicz Farm -CA 668-5509 ti For More Information handling by humans does not discourage parental care. This is a "myth," and most birds have a poor sense of smell anyway. Small birds that have fallen out of their nests can be picked up and put back with no harm done. The fact that many young birds do die before maturity — perhaps 30 per cent survive to their first birthday — is part of nature, Pittel added. For that -eason, only sick or injured birds s`,ouid be brought to Avicare. i he rest, cruel as it may sound io those with a false vision of the natural world, have to be left to .end for themseives. If the bird is in need of medical attention, by all. means, bring it in to the centre, Pittel said. Songbird that have been attacked by cats, for example, should get an antibiotic shot. For those who choose to nurse ther rear the bird .hemselves, Pitte: recommend .hat task be left to qualified people. The chances of the bird recoverng are slur: and rearing a native Ontario bird as a pet is illegal. Humans can't teach birds proper survival skies needed if by chance it escaped or the bird was ever to be released back into the wild. Besides, it's an awful lot of work, with dawn -to -dusk feedings every 15 minutes for some young birds. "This is an occupation that has become a fui-time job and has been for five years," Pittel sighed. "But it's also a job with a lot of satisfvinq moments." It was the culmination of a life-long dream when Pittel began caring for injured birds in her Ajax basement. She had bird pets and was an avid bird watcher when she was younger. So when Hilary and husband Ofer moved to Ajax in 1988 and heard of a call for volunteers to help with wildlife rehabilitation, she seized the opportunity. Avicare, now located in Bowmanville after four years in Ajax. has been looking after wild birds for five years now. Since Hilary and Ofer Pittel first opened up their Ajax house for bird rehabilitation in 1988, they've cared for starlings hit by cars and robins rnauled by cats. During these past five years the couple have had many success stories but they've also seen other birds that did not recover. The Pitteis and their volunteer staff are also weli- trained with a special emotional affinity for their feathered patients. After four years in Ajax the centre had become so popular they needed to expand. But problems getting proper re- zoning approvals forced a move to Bowmanville in late April, 1992. The move has paid dividends. It's a 10 -acre site complete with pond (where they raise their SONY. 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The provincial government chipped in for the first time this year, with two grants from the environment ministry. One grant covers the continuing education of the volunteers (the Pitteis themselves travel to the United States a couple of times a year for seminars on wildlife rehabilitation and bird medicines). The other is for a school program in Durham Region called "Bird. Part of our Community." Perhaps the most needed donation came recently. Avicare is now the proud owner of a trailer that is being converted to a clinic, complete with office, food preparation area, reception and ward. Located approximately 100 feet from the house, it frees up more space for the birds and will also enable the Pittels to eventually reclaim their home as their own. "People say how great it is to work out of their own home," she said with a wry smile. "There's something to be said for walking to work, evert if it's only a few feet." Especially a job that has turned into a labor of love. "The greatest satisfaction is when you get in an injured bird, it recovers and is eventually released," Mary said. "You see d fly away and you know you've done a good job." Avicare Bird Rehabilitation Centre is located at 2742 Taunton Road in Bowmanvitle. For more information phone (416) 428-2439 or (416) 723.9611. r TIWB%y NeviiiiiJuly-14, tMJS ALlVNADALE DODGE duality Cars and # I Results. 1990 DODGE SHADOW A teal beauty, low low miles, a,40. air, stereo, a must to see. Stk- *P 1 1 A. 1991 PONTIAC TEMPEST 4 cy, 4 dr, v, stereo i;assette. -'ery clean and great on gas. 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For information call Julie lin Ajax) 686-6193, Verna (in Oshawa) 728-9720, or Ruth (in Toronto) 929-0826. THE CHILDREN'S All) SOCIETY of Durham Region has been able to send 56 children to camp this summer through the generous support of service clubs. corporations and private donors from across Durham. The work done at the Children'- ;lid Society puts us in touch with many families and children in our communities who need our support and who do not ROYAL WOODS LINCOLN MERCURY FIk1i SALESAND SERVICE 686-2300 • 655-3316 HWY. #7, 2 kin EAST OF WESTNEY RD. WILDWOOD .. ; FORD SALES YOUR #1 CHOICE FOR AUTO SERVICE Mon. to Thurs. 7 tun to 8 pm • Friday 7 am to 6 pm Trained technicians, 0 Computerized equipment 1167 Kingston Road, Pickering between Whites Rd. & Liverpool on Hwy. 2 839-6666. 427-2828 - 420-1449 TAUNTON RD. rn ° (V W H 3 =`1j D %i Ax � _ HWY 2 Q BAYLY U'HWY 401 I iT. 1 W } BAYLY ST. VICTORIA ST.( U_ ' ' ONTARIO nity Calendar have the resources to provide camp opportunities for their children. On behalf of 56 children and their families, the CAS offers a heartfelt thanks to all those who have helped provide a few weeks of outdoor fun and learning. A BUSY SUMMER is in full swing at the Visual Arts Centre in Bowmanville. Eight weeks of children's arts and crafts camps have been supplemented with three separate weeks of programming for adults and students over 14. Covering three specialized area., of artistic pursuit, the 1 -week course* are held afternoons from I to 4 p.m. Since most supplies are included, these classes provide an excellent opportunity to explore an area of visual art without a major financial commitment. For information call 623-5331. A BASEBALL TOURNAMENT in support of the AIDS Committee of Durham and Denise House will be held Saturday, July 17 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Lakeview Park on Simcoe Street South in Oshawa. The event will feature a first prize of $1.000 for the winning team. A beer tent sponsored by Molson's. food. concessions and other prizes will also highlight the da. Teams interested in taking part should call Dennis Keane at Stage 9 Restaurant in Oshawa at 404-2:00. THF. ONTARIO FIBROIIALCIA and Fibrositis Association holds support group meetings every second Tuesda% of each month at Faith Place. 4i a'illiam St. U. in Oshawa beginning at 7:30 p.m. Support group meetings art held to assist fibrositis sufferers through information and coping techniques. Guest speakers. help .ideo, and a librar% of information are featured. Friends and famih are welcome. For information vall Bett, at 436-Q020 or '%a nr, at I.Wi-iw bettyei-r .:31) anti II, p m .. rxlering M^ Dist.. ICI Plnl R eiew THE PICKERING DISTRICT PLAN REVIEW ARE YOU UP TO DATE? On Wednesday. August 4. 1993. at 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as the item may be heard. Town Council will consider a Planning Report on the progress of the Town's on-going Review of its Official Plan. The meeting will be held in the Council Chambers. Pickering Civic Complex. One The Esplanade. Pickering. L IV 61117. All residents. landowners and others interested in the Review are invited to the Council Me Copies of the Planning Report will be available from the Town Clerk's Department on or after July 26. 1993 and at the meeting. As part of the Town's Official Plan Review, a document entitled -Backgrounder Number One: Emerging Planning Issues and Priorities- was released in March of this year. Copies of this document are still available from the Town of Pickering Planning Department. You are invited to pick up a copy of this Backgrounder and provide comments to this Department. 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Responsibilities also Include making regular security checks of the grounds. as well as some light office maintenance We are looking fo,- an organized and responsible individual, withh good interpersonal and communication skills. A valid driver's license is required The successful candidate wil work a fixed schedule, consisting of evening and weekend Sunday anc every other Saturday) shifts his is a year-round position initially working 3� hours within a two week work period Rate of pay $11.90 per hour If you are interested in this position, please mai, or fax your resume to the following address, Rod Pentz Duffin Meadows Cemetery and Commemorative Park 2550 Brock Road North. R.R. *1 Pickering, Ontario L1 V 2P8 Fax: (416)597-2301 Lofthouse Brass Manufacturing Limited located it Whitby is seeking a full time Tool 8 Die Maker to work it a job shop environment. Quatifieations should include a minimum of fiveyears experi- ence with license, complete familiarity with all tooiroorr equipment including E.D.M. machining. CNC knowledge would be a definite asset. Qualified candidates should forward their resumes prior to July 20, 1993 to: Lofthouse Brass Manufacturing Umited 3'C Hopkins Street Whitby. Ontario L1 N 2B9 Fax: 416-668-8523 Attention: Christina Groeneveld, Personnel National firm is look- ing for students b grads to fill immedi- ate openings in Marketing dept. $11.00 to start. Scholarships 8 man- agement opportuni- ties available. No experience neces- sary, will train. Local positions available. For details call 725-1845 PRIME TIME DONUTS Counter help needed for new donut shop. Reply in person at 1885 Glenanna Rd. in Pickering Medical Centre DFia0116TRATORs t!�DED for nwim d•partn+•nt •t«« for sc.reoroudt and Piekeriig 1414401-7536 bdwean 10 . =4.500-$ 700 weekly. EARN $i44�5f,3t.16 oweidlk Itorael 4iq ,3'1-4 H. Raisranoa791124 hour Itoirte ATTENTION STUDENTS! 2 people to assist circulation manager at Pickering office. No experience necessary. CaA Mr. Mpa�ttaa� 839-0.580 Can You SELL by PHONE? Reputable dynamic comPatly providing a legitimate service to consumers looking for a mature, ex rt- enced individual. Rewards are yours to dictate. Call Joan at 482.6033 I -RIN Aaxo' ro� Lg: room in clean quiet house with shared facilities. Brock/Finch bus at door, walk to plaza, non-smoker $400 per month. 686-7526 Fax us yw Ad 839.8135 FREE INTRODUCTORY SEMINAR ALS - - 'r. iil:d at j-!'�...,,iaw ASC, Unit 3(off Hwy 11) 7 prn only Aug 12 r Tororic at 400 Aliiance Ave ;Between Jane SL!Biack Creek Dr) 2 pm 8 7 pm •ora 19 in Cambridge rNwy 97 6 401 across from Esso Truck Wash, 40'2 Harmony Rd) 7 pm only Call for reservation - Gass A•B•C•D•E•F•Z • FREE CELLULAR PHONE WITH EACH REGISTRATION Isom• Condlflons May Apply. ; A nations, carrier will be recruiting new drivers RODGERS SCHOOL or T1veY Dew•• T.dnbn Ltd ane ic oro iim" - Jcc oecomer: assstarce c nwrvai as•ebrtp meg bye available • Days •ven,rgs d yew.!-nds Toronto 769-3546 400 Alliance Ave, 'Between pane SLSecw Creek Dr.. Orlllla 705.600-8411 - To!! FREE: 14)00-666401 Gua courses ovallows Apts. for Rertt DICKERING Rougemount Dri:e. large 2 bedroom base- ment apartment. 4 piece bath fridge s!ove, parking. Available September or negotiable. $625/month includes tttilihes For information or appointment to view call 1-519-352-5415 PICKERING, Hwy.lr;2 b Liverpool One bedroom apt electric heat parking. yard. $580 month including utilities. Call 493-0297. Please leave message PICKERING VILLAGE, 1 bed- •oor^ commercial build new pan; carpet, dove, park ing• GO bus. $556.00 plus hydro. Available August 1 at TM�IE$ I lla A$Itt PICKER11111116 LJYERPSKJFilCM ACM Spacious 3 bedroom ownhs. 2 appliances, garage close to Town Centre. For ddalils 321-9906. a SHEPPARD Large 3 bdrm. town- house, 5 app., fire- place, garage, 11/2 baths. Nora 2834820 K.C. ill" ftaperty ®ler m d BEAUTIFUL 4BEDROOM EXECUTIVE HOME Premium let, 21A baths. $1500, September 1. 200-5962 leave message FLORIDA Clearwater - 3 bedroom elr conditioned mobile homes, heated pods, hoi tub, tennis, shuffle bocrd, club house, near beach- es, attractions. ChN.dran welcome. Photos. $275. u.s. wee*. 683-560 A . I Shared Accom. Share 3 bedroom Condo with 1 other. Overlooking lake. $475lrnonth.� Available Aug. 1. 686-2192 F771 Goods for Sale R01(A FIREDOYO 4 -d -AL 2`411111111 4111111 V -$n MFTNM 411r - f►l8 Free flim, N EshAAWW 100 714-M41 1 WINDOWS Alcan energyeffi- cient windows. No more leaks or paint- ing 8 save on energy bills. Free estimates. Amborlsa Windows 839-5281 and box, less than half price. Chesterfield suites, bed sofa's, sectionals. McKeon Furnituro 524 Simcoe St. S. 725.5181 Electric lawn mowers from $50, hedge u n n - mors $20, electric irons $8 - $10, dehu- rnidtflers $125, rooster oven $25, vacuums $40 - $50. All items flAy reoondidonsid. Ms -1772 DaIETTE SLWM - 6 years old, doU ble pedestal bau. ROda table 36 a 48 - ww ktar 36 a 60. Wood pan ape, w Fov&**1 upltdeter.d chairs with casters b Iwthsr triin. wooden anne. Vw !!pod condlian Cod $706.4. ask_ a�$200.00 or bed offer. Calc -�na. alflalRAe$cE�ti - o M��;spti app!ropeAye.Cali -- 1 Goods For Salo 111X�`1141= Wedding Invitations Select from hundreds of illustrations in our store catalogue. Colours and styles are sure to PPlease. See them at Dlckson's Off Ice Centre, 513 Westn•y Rd. S., Ajax. 683 -INS ----------------- Typewriter Rentals Choose from electric and electronic typewriters. Rent them by the day, weekend, week or month. Student rates. Discounts available. Rent to own. Dickson's Office Centre, 513 Westney Rd. S., Alex. 683.11x68 ----------------- Fumlture Showrooms Visit our hue office furniture s9owroom downstairs at our Ajax Plaza store. Dozens of pieces of new and scratch and dent furniture, desks, chairs, Piling cabinets, computer tables etc. More displays are at our building at 513 Westrtey Rd. S., Ajax. 683-1968 M11.0voiliftfa 1111 Bankrupt, credit problem? You're OK, cars from 1978- 1964. 97&1984. Lease to own. No credit check. Call 68643715 or 725.1088 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 683-9725 1 :; :`: P1061tID9f What a Discovery! • WILDWOOD FORD 1167 K rigsbn Rd. Pickering 839-6666 427-2828 Cat$/G�b Nr 3iM REPOS. REPOS. REPOS 81, - '92 modeis. Gomeaoc mported. open to the public. Wvy p" retain 206-0906 UA Fba" 3Ur"�s LOANS • Unsecured • petsooal • Equity • Chattel /Quick service /Prime rate ./30 day service guarantee Call 11 aila Helkr 254-0897 Pick 436-8104 09h. 1 * R.A. ROOFING * Servldng Ajax-Pickwing for own 10 years MIs in e • bathroom tertotiaporr • ►)art. wrwratiora • erttsrio► painting • rtaw windows cat 42044 Fres s iornstae rtsraamoRs of any IRIr10 Amy Repair umest Licensed prim Friendly Service Grardesd Wakmareho MAN with a truck - Large b small rooves. Basement 6 0w•o• clean out.. t3arbaee removal -Handyman. P•t• 1 Gen. Set : Great things NEED A HAND? Call Sam. happen in the Grass cut!ing, hedge b tree apps trimming, window cleaning, �/ eaveslrou$h clsarting, garden- Bay News ing, painting, garage. attic, basement b yard clean-up. Rototillingg 8 6' maple trees • • $ 15.00. ToII tree pager 116- C,lasslfleds! sac-zs6o. _ Dock & Fence PLANNING TO BUILD A FENCE? Save time, labour & money We'll dig your post holes for you just $4.5C �rt hole most places. l It's cheaper than rennng a pest hole digger & one heseof a lot easter. ')ave 649-1924 A e ! ` (minimum 'C h: 4, Charge PAYLESS DECKS & FENCES • Post Hole Drilling - from 53.50 ea. • Post Setting - from $23.00 ea. j I 427-9524 I Ro novation E.D. DRYWALL • Drywall • Taping • Steel 8 wood stud framing - T Bar ceilings • Texture spraying - Complete renovations • Basements 15 years !Xponiiince Cali Ed 287-8465 or Don 286-0220 HARC1'OTT CONT& INC INC. Henuvalione, .ufdihwla, hulnr impruoemento. � root„m hr.m.•, tlnrll Mr'rl. InMll rr•I, .lu:,hty work, rearwlaLlc rates. 1''re� fAtuult Ytlon & .t1lut Ntl N1 i 61.9-3630 ELECTRICIAN 100-200 amp. service specials, lights, plugs, stove, etc. o job too small. R 9 a s a n a b i 9 rates, residentic!t commercial A industrial. RPG ELECTRIC Call Bob at 649-2723 HANDY NL AtA\ SERVICE 'No JoK Too SMALL" 110-AVaS R RIVONATI N1S • PAIP%MNG • PA -nos alt DE -u ODD JOM SANER - Contracti all nP . PROFESSIONAL PLt�wc Recession prices AN repairs b STORE CLOSING 0 SAVE up to 60% ;enovatione. Kitchen. b..wwoom, basernents. Intal bathrooms, home roWntenamia. emorpency a ooai: lawn sprinkler c%stems. Call Howl Dont ••rvill•• an"K• 06" Dickson's are closing their retail store at 218 Harwood Ave., S. in the Ajax Plaza this month. We look forward to continue serving our many customers from our mini store at 513 Westney Rd. S. Everything Must Be Sold 'Saving s up to 60% Open N&7* b R* R, $afar * til Spm Arts, TRUILE A PLlNBa1fa years expert na*- GW291% 111X�`1141= Wedding Invitations Select from hundreds of illustrations in our store catalogue. Colours and styles are sure to PPlease. See them at Dlckson's Off Ice Centre, 513 Westn•y Rd. S., Ajax. 683 -INS ----------------- Typewriter Rentals Choose from electric and electronic typewriters. Rent them by the day, weekend, week or month. Student rates. Discounts available. Rent to own. Dickson's Office Centre, 513 Westney Rd. S., Alex. 683.11x68 ----------------- Fumlture Showrooms Visit our hue office furniture s9owroom downstairs at our Ajax Plaza store. Dozens of pieces of new and scratch and dent furniture, desks, chairs, Piling cabinets, computer tables etc. More displays are at our building at 513 Westrtey Rd. S., Ajax. 683-1968 M11.0voiliftfa 1111 Bankrupt, credit problem? You're OK, cars from 1978- 1964. 97&1984. Lease to own. No credit check. Call 68643715 or 725.1088 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 683-9725 1 :; :`: P1061tID9f What a Discovery! • WILDWOOD FORD 1167 K rigsbn Rd. Pickering 839-6666 427-2828 Cat$/G�b Nr 3iM REPOS. REPOS. REPOS 81, - '92 modeis. Gomeaoc mported. open to the public. Wvy p" retain 206-0906 UA Fba" 3Ur"�s LOANS • Unsecured • petsooal • Equity • Chattel /Quick service /Prime rate ./30 day service guarantee Call 11 aila Helkr 254-0897 Pick 436-8104 09h. 1 * R.A. ROOFING * Servldng Ajax-Pickwing for own 10 years MIs in e • bathroom tertotiaporr • ►)art. wrwratiora • erttsrio► painting • rtaw windows cat 42044 Fres s iornstae rtsraamoRs of any IRIr10 Amy Repair umest Licensed prim Friendly Service Grardesd Wakmareho MAN with a truck - Large b small rooves. Basement 6 0w•o• clean out.. t3arbaee removal -Handyman. P•t• 1 Gen. Set : Great things NEED A HAND? Call Sam. happen in the Grass cut!ing, hedge b tree apps trimming, window cleaning, �/ eaveslrou$h clsarting, garden- Bay News ing, painting, garage. attic, basement b yard clean-up. Rototillingg 8 6' maple trees • • $ 15.00. ToII tree pager 116- C,lasslfleds! sac-zs6o. _ Dock & Fence PLANNING TO BUILD A FENCE? Save time, labour & money We'll dig your post holes for you just $4.5C �rt hole most places. l It's cheaper than rennng a pest hole digger & one heseof a lot easter. ')ave 649-1924 A e ! ` (minimum 'C h: 4, Charge PAYLESS DECKS & FENCES • Post Hole Drilling - from 53.50 ea. • Post Setting - from $23.00 ea. j I 427-9524 I Ro novation E.D. DRYWALL • Drywall • Taping • Steel 8 wood stud framing - T Bar ceilings • Texture spraying - Complete renovations • Basements 15 years !Xponiiince Cali Ed 287-8465 or Don 286-0220 HARC1'OTT CONT& INC INC. Henuvalione, .ufdihwla, hulnr impruoemento. � root„m hr.m.•, tlnrll Mr'rl. InMll rr•I, .lu:,hty work, rearwlaLlc rates. 1''re� fAtuult Ytlon & .t1lut Ntl N1 i 61.9-3630 ELECTRICIAN 100-200 amp. service specials, lights, plugs, stove, etc. o job too small. R 9 a s a n a b i 9 rates, residentic!t commercial A industrial. RPG ELECTRIC Call Bob at 649-2723 HANDY NL AtA\ SERVICE 'No JoK Too SMALL" 110-AVaS R RIVONATI N1S • PAIP%MNG • PA -nos alt DE -u ODD JOM SANER - Contracti all nP . PROFESSIONAL PLt�wc Recession prices AN repairs b carpentry, additions. renovaborts, kitchens, ;enovatione. Kitchen. b..wwoom, basernents. Intal bathrooms, home roWntenamia. emorpency a ooai: lawn sprinkler c%stems. Call Howl Dont ••rvill•• an"K• 06" Pay Morel Ask for Ccsta or qualify teork guaranteed. t Arts, TRUILE A PLlNBa1fa years expert na*- GW291% 420 -MIL % _L� GARDNEW S TOPSOIL • co- At • manure • travel • cnuhed asphalt • Uee plPld" & rernovan • clean-ups • property maintenance landscaping • driveways Most reasonable rates Free Estimates Call Rob 428-5700 Bay News c ssifie& by University Works Sino 19M • Interlocking Stone • Retaining Walls • Wood Fencing alt Dee6 I= COli1PE'r111YE ESTUMM 666-9690 s% trlWrarsreiE La -rt MsYaawtes • Estdss • Caadoa • Casna1. and Itrddart5sl Rock Osndarn • YaaNatitl sko�a.11to""''"al�t"`d* ArMwhea IAtarut Cotaaslrr 839-5349 42 Oonewsl sorvices ®__.. _ _.._._` — I Fla r l Arctl011n I LIGUANEA ENTERPRISES J CARPET E UPHOLSTERY CLEANING '_ 1` • 12 years experience in steam cleaningAir, • residential • commercial • car interiors • general clean up • free written estimates ,MINOR REN IATIOINS • interior painting • minor plumbing • rec room alterations • back splashes • extraction of water from basements • repairs IS decorating • custom space saving shelves • lock installations • odd jobs Call Nigel Harris 683-4872 or 427-3282 CENTRAL CERAMIC TILE INC. Come visit our showroom located in The Home & Design Centre, Brock Rd. & Hwy. 401, Pickering Large selection of floor & wall tile. WE ALSO DO INSTALLATIONS FREE ESTIMATES Ca Bob 428-7765 Peter's Appliances SALES SERVICE PARTS STOVES DRYER3 WASHERS OISHWA3HER3 REFRIGERATORS -HOTPOINT •KIT;HENAiD -Since 1955•' AEG GENERALELECTR,C .MAYTAG •t•A'jFFAT •JENN-Ali •MIELE CALL US LAST FOR YOUR ESTIMATE & SAVE AN ADDITIONAL 5% • AMANA MODERN MAID • WC MOODS TEL �86-i2ll RESIDENTIAL WE SELL PARTS FOR ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES COMMERCIAL FAX. 3E 8072 INDUSTRIAL PICKERING NEW SCARBOROUGH AJAX. ONTARIO l 1 T 31-3 SHOWROOM LOCATION 1755 Pa•nnq pkwy U,n 12) 8069 Kmgslon Road oickennq Homs 139"n Ceritr• (Old Kingstor ad & Hwy in) Sao* Onty sales & sem"4 428-6333 282-0185 CANDO IMPR OVEMENTS CALL US LAST FOR YOUR ESTIMATE & SAVE AN ADDITIONAL 5% BERT de HAAN TEL �86-i2ll RESIDENTIAL PAGED ;7G-1705 COMMERCIAL FAX. 3E 8072 INDUSTRIAL 11 WILCOCKS CRESCEN' AJAX. ONTARIO l 1 T 31-3 PaAintirly DAVE'S PAINTING •Interior / Exterior Quality Work • Affordable Prices Free Estimates 686-8512, MI—Re–a-1 Estate17,717– Personal TOWNHOUSE FOR Pony Gelding SALE WHTBYJ BDWS W a n t e d 11-1/2 baths, finished Companion for bsmt Central air, including window Shetland stal- coverings. Close to lion. Phone GO & 401 $114,900 (416) 649-2627 666.2807 DESPERATE AJAX GIVE- AWAY PRIZE. Detached 2328 sly. 4 bdrnL. family room, fireplace, main floor auridry room, douMe gams., etc. L sazon Century 2t %arrdec 7W2100. :3500 FULL POM Lrge secluded atQ lot Sand aa� al tiY ria:t b cut '0000of To Fred 43M ,sae .I' PSYCHIC ADVISOR Joan Monday - Friday 9 a.m. .9 p.m. 430-1328 TIRES - 10,000 - Used and new. Installed and balanced 428-�77s. VERY GOOD UKRANIAN DRESSMAKER now taking orders tot dmissee and atler- adons. Call after 6 PM. S00 - 0"I. 600 Mortgages $10,000 $110 per month Contact Doug or Brent Let us do your mortgage shopping *Lowest rates In Cxmda •Flexible terms R privileges -First time buyers vielmne •We solve mortgage arrears and power of sale chili III tilt 0 ► en"61111110 July 17/03 "SATURDAYS AUCTION ACTION" Saturday night at 6:30 PM at the PETHICK AUCTION BARN, HAYDON, 8 mil N. of Bowmanville, E. off Durham #57 at the 8th Conc. of Newcastle This week we have to be sold contents of home to include dining room suite, liv- ing room suites, pine kitchen set, occas. tables, oak book- case, bedroom suites, dressers, wicker settee, fridge, stove, wood -burning cook -stove, roto -tiller, lawn mowers. 9.5 outboard motor, plus lots more interesting an unusual items, lots of small 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 I Death Notices . !HEWLETT. FRANK (BUD) Peacefully on July 8 1 393 after a ions ciattle with can cer Deioved hus- band of Kath,een (Lovina 'ether of Wayne & ` is wif.: Ca•tny Joanne & her husband John. Karen & her husband Don. Sadly missed by his sister Lila) Lipscombe 3 •nothor in-law Mrs K Okar-a. Also ,oving grandfather to Frank Jo -L:' _Ja, Becky Andr•:w Cody R Chantal• great grandfather to assandra Very dear friend to Mr Harold Hennessey Fureral arrange -I ments entrusted to Ronald Martino & Son Funeral Directors Brock Road Chapel 1057 Brock Rd. Pickering. 686-5589. The farm - (y would appreciate donations to the Princess Margaret Hospital 500 Sherbourne St. Toronto. Ontario M4X 1X9 MI Garage Sals OVING SALE July 17, 9:00 - 4:00 41 DevweN St. Whitby (Anderson to Lok house) Household items, furniture, books galore. 1GiV oged _S– 4q 21Z0 D.D.S. Is pleased to announce new and extended hours Hours: Monday 1 I am - 8 pm Tuesday 9 am - 4 pin Wednesday Sam - 4:30 pm Thursday 12 - 7 pm Friday 8 am, 2 pm Saturday 9 am - 2 pm Located at 1900 Dixie Rd. Unit 9, Pickering New Patients and Emergencies Welcome Please C411 420-9211 MecGREGOR AUCTION SALE Estate of the Late Forest DlfMing Sunda , July 18, 11:00 sin. (viewing 10:00) AgricuMse Building, Orono Fairgrounds (Take 401 to 115/35 ! Hwy & North 10 km) Sale to include Duncan Phyte drop leaf table & 4 chairs, 6 pcs & 4 pcs bed- room sets, mise. old dressers & chests of drawers. cedar chest (exc). Jam cupboard, pie safe. wash- stands, pine lift top desk, large selection of chairs & rockers (hoopback, sets. arrowback. wing back. etc.) French Provincial couch, chairs & tables. oil lamps Meakin 4 pc wash set, old Christmas decora- tions, antique Cine) model 8 Kodak cam- era tong & working). binoculars, old pic- tures & frames, old table & floor lamps. names. old books (Volume 1&2 Picturesque Canada 18821 selection of older glass 7 china. kitchen collectables. plus small appli- ances pots, pans etc nlisc )ewellery. bedding & linens, leather craft material, vacuums lawnmow er. m,sc tools & hardware. plus ai large selection of cages tas Mr Dilling was active in bird bandingi also a selection of limited edition & decorative prints This estate auction features a large S varied offer- ing of articles from general household effects to rare & unique collectables with many treasures still to be unpacked a must -be -there event. for one & all. (Call for all your auction' needs) 'Next auc- tion July 25th) MaicGr*Wr Auctiorm Mike MacGregor 416-997.5402 i Junior West 316 -983 -SSW AUCTION SALE "Kahn Country Auction' ...every Wed. at 6:30 pm. located on Brock Rd., Pic keri 3 miles North of 4017exit 399 . Featuring every Wed- nesday an excellent selection of antiques, fine furniture, glass, china, colliIiiictibles, prim- itives and the usuals. So join us every Wednesday and partici- pate in one of Ontario's "TRUE" Auctions with no buy -backs or reserves. -consignment &Estate selling our specialty.' Cal us today Previews from 1:30 p.m. IlCahn AuNlon Sarwom - 4164611111300,11111 DAYCARE WANTED OR Nom? C&O Bay News Classifieds 839-8114 or �57 Saturday, July 17th 11:00 AM Auction sale of superb antique pine furniture, household items, and Ford trac- tor w/equipment for HUGH & DOROTHY MACAULAY of Claremont; selling at the property, 2455 Uxbridge Pickering Townikw. Take Brock Rd., 1 mi. north of Claremont to Townline of Ux. Pickering, then east 2 mi. to the home Antique Furniture includina: Pine dry sink pine wall hang- ing dry sink (unusu- al), pine round drop leaf table, 4 x 8' pine stretcher table (immac.), 2 pine benches (8 ft.), pine chest of drawers. pine mirror, pine !ift- top commode pine low -boy dresser, pine open washstand. pine blanket oo,r. pine lamp table, pine dressers, pine saw horse table, and tables pine wash- stands. wood bucket) pa , pine de -K �I wrought iron lamp; olne decoy amD Currier and '.es lamp Pine nead board. Ant tow - rack. M ner s amp arrow ba c.K cnair 'lat irons. Gutte, Jnurn' damp ouggy seat) 'rocker p'.CtJr9 frames. pegged Dine coffee table, pro- 'Kell - tie, buttAr bowl urge lug Dixon Bros top I Ihat. l Household Items and Appliances IndudLna: 118 cubic It A�nanal fridge 'ext. Maytag washer and dryyer, 12" Sony colour T V 9" Tosniba colou-1 T. V., bed chesterfield and chair, 5 pc pine , kitctlan suite. Panasonic stereo system, swivellock- ers, fireplace tools zoach lamps tw,n beds, lamps pic- tures, king size bed. 1 ght tables. fling cabinet, bunk beds. -ugs, oil lamps, dehumidifier 400 Ib safe, patio furniture, large quantity of clean linen and glassware. Farm and Tool Items: Ford 2000 gas trac- tor w/400 hrs. incl. chains (immac.), 6 It. Ford Mott mower 6 ft. snow blower (ex), 2 furrow Ford plow. NOTE: Tractor, mower, blower and plow will be sold together. Also. wheel barrow, chain- saw, ext. ladder, ext. cords, vice, work bench, piano, charg- er, plus many other items. NOTE: This is one of the best Antique Auctions I have had the opportunity of conducting. The Macaulay's pur- chased most of their furniture 40 years ago and only pur- chased the best. Sale solo an managed by NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD. 085.1060 The Bav News,` July 1l, 1993 21 WHITTAMORE'S BERRY FARM Pick Your Own RASPBERRIES STRAWBERRIES GREEN PEAS SNOW PEAS Phone r -3277 t.,r infortnari,m ti PINGLES -- FARM MARKET RASPBERRIES STRAWBERRIES Pick your -,wn or ready ptcked. Open everydayy Sam - 8pm Say 'i116:00pm Call ahead or Ricking conditions. READY RICKED IN SEASON *Raspberries .Tomatoes 'pumpkins • Sweet Com • Cucumbers 1850 TAUNTON RD Tount�Dn; Courtice Rc 725-6089 GARDEN PEAS A special vanety of tender young peas I freshly picked, shelled, washed, blanched 4 and individually flash frozen. i Available NOW 1, i at the harvest price ; of $9. 75 for 10 lb. 1' MAC MILLIAN ORCHARDS Hwy. 2 between Ajax & Whitby 686-0388 Mon. -Fri. -9 am. -8p.m. Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m. - 6 pm. 600 Congratulations! To our three "Summer Safety Tips" Colouring Contest Winners 1 St Prize Jeanette Guiam, age 7 Wins $10.00 2nd Prize Pamela Kelly, age 6 Wins $5.00 3rd Prize Joelle Foumier, age 5 Wins $3.00 22 71m Bay News, July 14, t"3 TILkNKYOU To everyone who helped us have our best ever Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army & Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade Golf Tournament we say "Thanks." Our proceeds will go back to the community through both groups Thanks To: • Wildwood Ford for donating a hole -in -one car • Delta Hotels for donating a hole -in -one trip for 2 to the sunny south • Ajax Pickering Bay News our corporate sponsor + Gallery Brougham for their beautiful print • Toronto Blue Jays for auto- graphed baseballs • Global Upholstery for a business chair • Dickson Printing for a stenographers chair • Payless Patio for a patio set • For extra efforts by Innovative Awards, LOEB Baywood, Peter L. Mason Realtv. Dickson Printing • Salvation Army chaplain of Bay Ridges Legion 606 Captain Doug Butts and his wife Nellie Butts of the Ajax - Pickering Salvation Army. • Seaton Golf Course our host course • Glen Cedars Golf Course • Both Mayors Jim Witty of Ajax, and Wayne Arthurs of Pickering and our MP Rene Soetens • Moto Photo for developing our foursome photos • Rick Johnson who helped us raise money • Volunteers Debbie Burton, Savonna Schernitzki, Jennifer Tanner, Leslie Whyte, Margaret Corner, Ross Welton and our pho- tographer Lori Anne. • Michael Boyer and Steve Kasta who tied on the putting green contest and donated their winnings to charity. to Thanks to the following for generously sponsoring golf holes and tee offs. Bank of Montreal Bell Canada Phone Centre Browning-Ferris Industries Ltd. DC Internet Ltd. Deloitte & Touche Delta Airlines Dickson Printing Immediate Delivery & Courier Service Inc. J & F Waste Systems John Howes Lennox Drum Limited MacEachnie Funeral Homes Markborough Properties McDonald's Restaurant - Ajax National Bank of Canada Nokia Products Ltd. Olive Garden Italian Restaurant Papps Restaurant Peter L Mason Ltd. Pine Ridge Insurance Brokers Ltd. RBC Dominion Securities - Oshawa Royal Bank Royal LePage Real Estate Simcoe Engineering T.J. Property Services The Bay News Walker, Head Wildwood Ford Sales Ltd. • Thanks to these generous prize donors. Bellamy's Restaurant Boyer Pontiac Buick GMC Canadian Tire, Ajax CHCO Radio Deloitte & Touche Dickson Printing East Side Mario's Journey's End Motel Laidlaw Waste Systems Lenbrook Industries LOEB-Baywood LOEB-Glendale LOEB-Marketplace Lymbird Lumber McGinnis Landing Restaurant Montreal Trust Olive Garden Italian Restaurant Owasco Volkswagen Panda Fundraising Rodman's Heating and Air Conditioning Stereo Den -Pickering Swiss Chalet Wildwood Ford Sales Ltd. Wiring Mart, The Thank you from your golf com- mittee: Joe Murray, Kirk Dick, Ozzie Tanner, Joe Dickson. 51TITLOI61IN�!]:111540f �11=.'yngo ELECTRONIC ENGINE ANALYSIS AUTOMATIC + ENGINE TUNE UP 4 cr $9995 •Service inctuder. 1 - I -Installation of Motorcraft spark plugs •Check of battery, hoses, and Nater �� 1 TRANSMISSION TUNE UP l •Check timing belt pum 1 Replace transmission oil, I •Carburetor adjustment 6 $10995 0995 •Electronic scope check of engine replace gasket, check •A t1ilwough inspection of Distributor P n9 I ��- I cap, cooling system, hoses, spark plugJ5 •Pressure test of cooling system for $62 1 engine for leaks, check 95 — ' 1 wires, PCV valve, air and fuel filters 86$12 9 leaks torque valve, adjust )I (Parts and coolant extra, if required) MOST CARS I bands, check fitter. MOST CARS 1 (latinu cmc s. Eon, Lincoln, hAoros requiring MOST CARS _ _ _ _ phdnu-------------------- OIL pluq�. Eo— —and Aarostu ucua)_ _ OIL & FILTER CHANGE SPECIAL i SUMMER CHECK UP 1 AIR CONDITIONING TUNE-UP 1 <>1 change ftlA as up to 51. of Moloreraft "IMO P-mken U.I. oil plus a row 1 We win evacuate and reclaim hson, recharge the -Change includes up to 5L of Irl wnratt FL -1-A od POW A/C .yew„ with rafrigerant. We will cheek and clean Motorcraft 5W30, l OW30 or �� I -A thorough ItnP ---n a: Exhaust syatrn. elhock absorbon, ataen'ng linkage. front 1 intake rater. pressure. lase A/C sydem, check as _ 10W40 Premium Motor Oil 1 .rid �r'uaPa^son. ba"ery cables and c°mac'°rs' as bete and fluid kweb. sifts and hoses for cracking and dswi ra ion. windehfMd raper blades. air clearwifdb►, ra0ietor 1 *dust d?n. belt Pplus 1 new Motorcraft FL -1 and "°"" "°"` 95 1 ra«w ;ew and $ 995 I -lubrie.eon rN Mood. door and trunk hirdges and evaporation nwunq, Oil Fater (diesel equipped _ 1 coolru for iamper.Wre prataction, beelarp I impact A/c eyslam Parts extra. r Vehicles extra) spw fc all lots and signals (ddowl$69CARS for leaks, check Most urs b 6 -------------------29 � 'i r•==e�------------- .rWns.zscoorrY.---------- !rZI ------- FRONT END ALIGNMENT SPECIAL I BRAKE RELINE '� FLUSH & FILL a� I Rq>lace llw or rear altoes. b > rM errtergerKy bakes. cleten. I f ay Ism will correct coowdt and check fa air Calla. ifl�lNs to passMer cam only ttt;fed 6 Irks b 91it1ee baCkMlg� �1f%1� b ewe afld law �Mi 1 Iltw d eumrtde anttwexo and f1uMd kk. Nle wit check cooing sysbm fo► bake or erre m" oil conMan" -Check and adjust aster, camber 95 I , w or 20%OFF- I w••au� ��k the �lirdg ayr.m for i�.rn.l.nd — calpersshoarn.f �, tea and toe -In I �rhdx or s}trtte deet er heck fuel�foraeeunscy �� •(Vehicles with MacPherson struts $59 I �t rus & same $5000 I ,� ° �.p, °^°°" include toe -in adjustment only) MOST CARS I °'aa neartacefobrsadnrrlsfl I ' ail ',;: d,'°y`,oeee Care & I necessary $20.00 each. MOST CARS & UGHT TRUCKS t .dust belt wnsion. 6 I�tr>xks. L 0 NW21 _ cc a o b ii ../ 401 Expect Official Plan approval The province's municipal affairs ministry and Durham Region appear to have settled their differences over a number of key points in the region's proposed Official Plan. That's the opinion of Ajax Mayor Jim Witty who expects region councillors to endorse a revamped version of the long- term planning document at a spedal council meeting today. " I think the regional plan will go though after the way it went through the !regional) planning committee," he said. "There may be some mod.,ncations but the basic -ext shouid go nrougf ' The region has been at odds with ministry officials after a revised Official Plan submitted two years ago was sent back in,, April with revisions that local politicians say will stifle suture development. A major sticking point with the amended package was a density requirement of 10 units per acre, which regional officials called unrealistic and unapprophate. Witty said planning committee members and staff have since me,. severa. times with mntstry staff and 'been abie to address mos: of Durham's concerns TOWN OF PICHERING NOTICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING AND COUNCIL MEETING In the Matter of the Following Proposal: Zoning By-law Amendment Application A 16/93 Town Initiated: Kingston Road - Whites Road Northeast Quadrant 1. , �Til'I I•iiL lj,: V:""' SUBJECT �;� �_�''','iT��-T. "`�' PROPERTY > ri it, A Public Information Meeting respecting this application will be held on Tuesday. August 3. 1993 at 7:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as the matter may he heard. in the Council Chambers, Pickering Civic Complex. One The Esplanade. Pickering, Ontario. Purpose and effect of the application is to amend Zoning By-law 3768/91 to: a. make certain technical text and schedule amendments required as a result of the approval of Amendment No. 58 to the Pickering District Plan by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs, and to accommodate a realignment of an internal road as required by the Ministry of Transportation: and b. add day care as a permitted use for the zoned lands. At the meeting information respecting the application will be made available and any person who attends will be afforded the X to make representation in respect of the application. An information package will be available at the meeting and at the office of the Town Clerk on or after July 27, 1993. The application and the proposed zoning by-law will be considered by Town Council at the Council Meeting to be held on Wednesday. August 4, 1993 at 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard, in the Counctl Chambers. Pickering Civic Complex. One The Esplanade. Pickering. Ontario. For further information, please contact Mr. Brendan M. Avery of the Planning Department at 420-4617. WAYNE ARTHURS BRUCE J. TAYLOR MAYOR TOWN CLERK r--------- Custom Framing Limited Edition Prints Service and Quality We do needle point and stitchery. 15% taxes included on all Limited Edition Prints I � HARWOOD MALL 427-1663 1 L ---------J 0 - ROB'S POOL SERVICE Div. o/ R.A. Durmn Contracting ROB DURNO 420-7421 OPENINGS - REPAIRS - LINERS - CLOSINGS GAS LIC. FOR HEATER REPAIRS _'The Bay !Yews, Jdly 14. 99S 23 r � erio� i A� Do it ALL with Propane 505 Victoria St. E. Whitby 668-3328 jo-EILIg Bi] S 7 1' •: CENTRAL VACUUM 53g_ ,: Ir u, Signs, signs, everywhere signs When yeu drive into a PetroCmada station or pull into a Mary Brown's Fried aickc., ne fir5: ,rmg you see is u sign. And ya: cow what ney say about .irst impressions. A weii designed s gr. can make a:: `:e c` erence r `ieipmg yoLz %cress. or : seg r.g .C�' n0u5e. We .:se signs every day, but do yc,u eve- WOnCe-wA :C �S C .".e Max:n."y �,RSe •;� Chances are ne answer is Sue Dickens. cw .e-- operatcr of Pickering s Aryg, phis f L2 -Ler, Ltd. Sue ackLms ver-,:rec r=- ne s:--maiksg busir:ess ir.:987 ,.,ren sne se; ::F a szrg:e s�T.. 7.2K.'rg.:acs a T. :^e oasernen:e: �oL'se '*C'*.�.yg-?��.cs sc iz e -s o?era:es ;; a :X: _ . 37Xk Roar SOL7 -7 arc Pow Wold,* LETn R PERFECT: Sue Dickens, owner of Anygraphws & Letters, boated at 860 Brodk Rd. S., Unit 21, in Pickering. k LETTLARISylln SUE DICKENS • Signs • Vlnyl Lettering • Vehicles + Sandwich Boards 860 Brock Rd. S. #21 South Pickering Ontario L1 W 3X3 Phone: 831-2200 Fax: 831-4516 Since 1987 -Whew Service 8. Quality Come Fbst... - FloWers • Plants •� . • Sdk Flowers s • Gift R Fndt Baskets • Balloons for an occasions • Pietsonall" V&ddtng Service W Hast et., AJ= 683-5251 Ar.,,rg-a7r:cs & Leers boas uc :arar crier.:s as ?e!mCar.ada, Mary 9-cwr, s =-sec DidQC. SLXPac 1;:ices, Pic -_-es. �ican..;n:ioc and many -bore Eq::ai;y:- ,ressve 'e xx� cr vide :: zr Dickens nair=s s z c .,....: -en; ccs: bl:S:reSSeS 3' C '.err 7e-SCna. cirri 5Der2EC reeks. Fie! ;;.o ,ffer5 a Aide vane-, wicr anc styles -= me .arse' an ,cr. sot:' oc: n:gr e:-e^':as weii as .. r :lar.:r;0 .e::e- -":,;e5 o -noose :-o^ ;. �an.ni.S. sanbA�c:. ooares A-frarrRs1. s! ---E -or.- screen "n -:n5. 1'e^'.6es, boats =se5. 'ea. e5:2te ^.. _"vV1: y ESE ;,C'_ 72V -.eek e^.e% ^g Jn. Lke . e Sa�T.y ;Oes. be S -la -1 i^vg-agt e5 e e^5 .ter as') . ')I.'UX-Ore C.• L75:'.:"e :'LOC r,L -er2, t, )ic,z:s. T :� aC-.?- 71a.K:rg : :se �:y:.5 c.;e^: �nyyraprxs 3c _i7e-s ec -:`e s Ns, WnZ: t joss:De A~er L. X10 :e .en... :e- : ST.e55 :.C[ne5 -rC(' rete --as Ic ens_re great senice Dicikers ,ffers :-et C:eS anC ;amOle :7aw:ng5. anz service :. 'nos', :aces. She 'uses PS a ows ler o -10: oriv co ousc^ess ocza,, braince-wwe as Neii. Sono -natter :row big or small yourrequest. you neea any signs made, any iettering, :cntact Anygrapnia &Letters Ltd., a lom success story. Please feei 'Tee to visit or call and eeai directly with Dickens, 860 Brock Road South. ;init 21, South Pickering, Ontario. Phone: 331-2200. Fox: 8314516. Fr I' W MORTGAGE FACTORY 1 st, 2nd, 3rd, Mortgages to 95% Rental Properties and Cottages Re -financing, Debt Consolidation Rural Properties Self-employed, Bad Credit. No Income, No Problem PRIME DEALS BELOW BANK RATES FAST PROFESSIONAL SERVICE SINCE 'i 975 cau 686-2557 �WILDWOOD � FORD SA4ZS LTD. 1167 gNGaT011 111111. PWRMG !sir—• LowlviRt a wwn rit on Mh 2) ULES 839-6666 M°". -T""'& 427-2828 9 am -ii pm Fri' sat. 9 am420-1449 i pm We Care' 24 The Bay News, July 14, 1993 is computer required to redeem coupon. Computer must be purchased from IBM Director .........any IBM Dealer. It V ON 0 jr v F IBM a a r ei! trademarkof role Miona! Bu ,W Mach+ne W Ba,. 11"e- wws. nrov/we •r norlhArnerican Payment Plan • Residential Moving Free Estimates • Canada • U.S A. • Overseas First Team Moving Systeme • Packing • Storage Ail qpp • Office Moving northmnerina, • Display and Electronics Moving • Coast to Coast 213-7287 " . - PREMIUM LOT PLUSI Large, landscaped lot in South Ajax, close to parks, lakefront, transit to all amenities. Brick, �O 4 bedroom, 3 bath N� '~ executive. Ceramic flooring, French doors, oak cabinets and much morel Jacquelynn Tanner' 619-9500 _ (24 hr. pager) - O� wows ONTARIO ' P� WATERFRONT Exceptional waterfront Property in a very redusive w O area. Peace. quiet, T: Privacy, Mair floor family •porn with frepiace, large southern exposure and ��.•��'^"^-- -- - 1_ 9., �� • wak-Out to huge 16x32 ft. ` deck overlooking lake. CALL PETER MUELLER" _ - z FOR MORE DETAILS !^_ t 4 683-8542 « ' . FAMILY TRUsr Who needs inventory? I don't! Who needs buyers? I DO! (CALL HUGH LEE NOW!! 683-8542 FOR THAT IDEAL HOME OR CONDO. The revolutionary COMMrrrED Tri challenger of today EXCELLENCE and tomorrow.A999 CALL HUGH LEE* FAMILY TRS 683-8542 It v' • j1• ONLY Wit all almenedes and !t.Wrigallow dose to • ltrain. carries like rent. CALLPETER TIETZE*h 428-9766 AAAA MAJESTIC Real Estate t JV •� k BRIAN Re HAWKE LAW OFFICE 831-8288 REAL ESTATE COMPETITIVE RATES EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE =; SUPER SOUTH z: AJAX STARTER! = Immaculate fully detached 3 bedroom features eat -in kitchen, 2850 sq. R. plus 1400 ft. master bdm. ensuite, in basement. Large Irg. deck, fin. bsmt. rec. miles, 3 minuets to rm. 8 2 fplcsl Great t, location. Call quickly on a1 this one. $149,500. Westney Rd. $219,900. CALL CALL BARRY EARL* ' BRIAN KONDO 683-8542 683-8542 A FAMILY TRUST TRUST �ReAllrx C0e!'MATM f01WORArLN R/AIICO "OVER $30,000 BELOW BUILDER'S PRICE." C ail now on this Queens -ommon Monarch home Great real, aWox. 2100 sG ft with 4 bdrrns, lovely graenhouse kitchen *ft pantry. central 4 and many more lovefj features. Tc viewv this home call MARY ROY 683-8542 FAMILY TRUST coocojax r RLAMUME JUST MOVE -IN AND ENJOY! w This home shows GREAT • large (20x 1 a) kitchen t 3 bdrms. b 3 baths • Great street for kids i & families . Nicely landscaped t Central air t Ckxe to schools E parks * Largo deck & patio CALL GERRY THATCHER" 663-1861 QUALITY ONE LTD. RUR. z: HOME 5 ACRES This krvehylog horror is a oouri y m d1 shows Iii_a modal. 2850 sq. R. plus 1400 ft. in basement. Large deck wAh a view for miles, 3 minuets to schools 846 minutes N.E. of 401 8 Westney Rd. $219,900. CALL BARRY EARL* 683-8542 m ., TRUST �ReAllrx C0e!'MATM lune Ear-_ 1N! 1�y"e► / _�'r arms , `mss .•-'"� .� Ph1 COULD YOU USE A LITTLE MORE SPACE AT OVER 2300 80. FT. -ONLY $199,900 A VERY REASONABLE PRICE THEN READ ON. NESTLED AMONG THE TREES!! 4 bdrm. home loaded with all the features you re ,e: Mrm. t?rre eve' Z35" sq tt Westney Heights Charming sklespill or a country lot 100x150 ft. �_ q _ iooking for. Family rm with fireplace, large kitchen. Apar fi0 tt lot Eat In e, with a pantry, roman step-up JJDY DENBY featuring a newer kitchen, main floor faro. rm. with double garage. 3 baths, cent, air, walk to schools, p Sales Representative Sates pev,esent3ti`.'e tu• 3 shower ensifte. main fir farn rm. 6 much more Sales Representative FP, mn fir. solarium with hot tub. Inground pool 8 easy access to GO 8 401 in Pickering established Pnced io move at S208.50C Gerry Thatcher M-1861 much more! $199.900. Call Judy Denby 683-2992. area. Call Louise Reid at 683-1861. T__ NO MONEY DOWNH rI have 2 & 3 bdrm. --; condo's & townhouses, - ��i_ lake view, fireplaces, central air plus, plus, can $208.888 AJAX h WORK AT HOME-UBRARY AND W/O carry like rent. For full 2224 - nc' s 2.8oc sq 't ..e --a orlice details call Joan Rogers c • c rcHaON Taste'., y deccla'eC "a'dwood floors, Tar ideal for operating a bus from home W/o ,,vAN ROGERS (oversize) from fam irr. and greerh"iouse kit. to 683-2992. floe `a - v a a rc y roe" s Ensuite bath Sales Representative Sales Re presentative Sales Representative P a massive deck Full beat w/o to yard withP . , c:,cj a s'a case Owre" a^sae^ed out of low- --a S'e.e Fea•o- 683-2992 great casement windows An deal selection c' f_ J LARGE PRIVATE TREED LOT rr — 14 VALE CRE$. PRIME LOCATION! IrrTaculale :: SCi/ara'e a 1'�e t0 QUIET MATURE LIFESTYLE!! 14 o,,to !rood conservat�N 6 crow wddtito Qa ore f,^'shed base -air. 'Jpdalee kitchen d 5athroorr, Only S1399001 Spa'k 3 tic! c ea` kit. cab view'rom this }uity upgraded saec home Fuliy hr -OLLINGTON ,,d. tl r. =:'.- -..c.. �'9 r, o .VATSC`. 00 5 b ova Kms..' '0 OCCk 0^ aln oo hardwood firs., centra. au, fvepiace, rec m.. am: has bdrm, 3 pc beth 8 huffs nc rm DDIo gar u 3 Saes ?,o'esenta',ve Er'a „cook- t ,i• :)o- ;n oasement Call Sales Re resentative , Sales Representative loner t,i, C.indard, an ideal workshop Pre shaped lot 8 must see.. Call Charmaine Mc.aren 683 861 p S 6G !ront 75 ends rear Oak wbmstry ur etc ^on ! deLry 6-. - ey C o -c-o- 583-1861 7 ;:- 3 �• �• Thinking Of buying or selling roti Charmaine! nre pnoeunity Beet ?sation e, S Aja. 6e3 -1e61 0000' ass y "._+;. ear j 1! COURT LOCATION - GREAT PRICE i L W DOWN PAYMENT. PRICE $124 000 COUNTRY LNING IN THE CITY / Appro,c. $900 monthly covers principal and int. on Many updates in this immaculate home. Beautiful backspiit with new kitchen. 3 bdrms, this super clean condo townhouse in S. Pickering .SHEF n,shed bsint with kitchen arge family room SANDY M. DUDLEY Private backyard with mature trees. 3 N ILT SOMMEP'JILLE Unit has eat -in kit , hardwood floor in DR 6 LR. Sales Representative w.tn `,replace Large patio and 286 feet in the Sales Representative bedrooms finished rec room. $146,500. Sales Representative upgraded carpet, fin. bsmt, appliances, and much - back Backs onto 6rrmiy Rd. Park. 683-1861. 683-1861 Pleasecalloaol Sandy M. Dudley 683-1861. 5b_ Mi«Srtmmervry �ille a683 vendors992To check it out call MUST SELL - I .;,. I Ai 2 ACRE LOT Greenwood Conservation,p r Area - 196 ft. road Sill : I • frontage. Vendor flexible and offers attractive I TAKE A WALK ON THE LAKE SIDEI h SHOWS REALLY WELL, PER iYloMrN KATIE KORTEKAAS financingterms. Call Katie Absolutely stunning, imm. lakeside roe., 2 storey, DAVID BEATON single par., 3 bdme, 2 bathe, professionally fin. 3 bdrm detached for rent, Aug. 1st possession - 4 JASMIN RODRIGUQ appllanceS IflCklded - central air COrldif101llrlg Sales Representative Kortekaas 683-1861 beat i -V -E- appliance incl.. cont. air. beautiful Saks R esentaWe ceramic floor, huge yard, fully fenced! Hurry, 683-1861 Sales Representative updated brdlm CaN Jasmin Rodriguez at 683-1861 683-1861 wont ,at at s1rAr,1, Call David Bodoni 683-1861.24 fir. pager. rFlid i r1li, I ia . 0- jW WORK AT NOME-LHIRARY AN W/O EXCEPTIONAL DETACHED IN NORTHAJAX -ABSOLUTELY IMMACULATE' This 2,800 sq. ft. Heron norrie features rain fl. IibJoirce I - Priced at $154,900, this Is an excellent home to I I Fantastic bright brick home on pie shaped lot. BARRY SEENS ideal for someone operating a bus. from home. W10 DOREEN THOMPSON start out with. It comes loaded with all the HEATHER SULLIVAN Huge family room with "lace, central air fti Sales Re eeentaGve (oversize) from cote fam. rm. and greenhouse kit. to a Saba AlWa lettfalive common rooms b more, such as a wet bar In the Saks Re esentative central vac. 4 -pc ansutb b family size kltchsn with 681861 massive deck' There's moral Try a full bem. w/o b yard 683-1861 family room. To appreciate these features please pr w/o to deck. WNI not Intl Asking $188,888. with goat casement widows. This is an ideal selec8on. call Doreen Thompson 683-1861 to view. 683 1861 Heathw StdNran, 683-21111112 .: ....... Pickering/Ajax Bay News, First Choice Homes Al IRSTJ'��H010E'I Selective Homes offers unique Kawartha living .1 f you're tired of the hustle and bustle of the city and looking for someplace quiet, with room to stretch your feet, then Selective Homes has the house — and the town — for you. Selective Homes has a home to fit every budget — from $109,900 for quiet country lots — to over $1 million for huge custom-built waterfront estates. All properties are located in beautiful Kawartha with a number of lots in the Village of Omemee, centrally located between the City of Peterborough and the Town of Lindsay. Omemee is a paradise for the outdoors lover. Situated on Pigeon River (Omemee means pigeon in the Mississauga native dialect), the village is surrounded by great fishing, boating and hiking opportunities. With access to the Trent -Severn waterway from the river, Omemee is also a gateway to the entire Kawartha area. There are two parks, a swimming beach, playground and picnic area right in the village, making Omemee the perfect haven for both retired people and couples with young families. From;109,900 for quidd Country Iota. Most Selective Homes lots in Omemee are within walking distance of two village schools. The schools are named after Lady Eaton (of the department store family) and Scott Young (the author and father of recording artist Neil Young), Omemee's most celebrated former citizens. There is also a proposal to build a high school in the village. The Selective Homes motto is "we give you what you want, not just what we have:' so 9 you don't see what you're looking for, the company will go the extra mile to find the perfect home somewhere else in Kawartha. Whenever you find your dream home, it will be a quality house, built to last and priced within your budget. Selective Homes offers Kawartha-lifestyle with a large selection of bungalows, side -splits and 2 - storeys. Quality features abound in all Selective Homes houses, including a silent poor system with a lifetime guarantee, low E argon gas-filled Repla windows (with a 10 -year warranty), plywood roof sheathing and R28 insulated walls with R40 insulated ceilings. :The basement in every home is studded and insulated. poor to cellng. There's roughed -in central air conditioning and central vacuum, Series 800 Colonial dors, Canac cupbowds and vanities, oak handrails and:pickets and fully sodded lots. For more Information on Selective Homes In Omemee and the'Kawarthas,. call Terry Kirkwood at 1-705-743-6666 (Century 21), 1-7Q5-799-6441 (sales office) or 1-705-799-2387 (residence). By appointment only. r"TIVE, HOMES SMUE.-C :Iis.:omeeee an4 d e> Kaw to s - SELECTIVE HOMES ant out of IL A2 Pickering/Ajax Bay News, First Choice Homes ,,�p�D OP ALL BRICK IN COURTICE The Weller House Elevation 'B' . 1760 Sq. Ft. S 158.900 id LUXURY DETACHED HOMES ON 30, 35 & 40 Fool Lois ra e�rr�r 'GRADES �' 1 1I 3N I JEFFERY =NOMES= Monday - Thursday 3pm - 4m Sadtrday dl: Sunday Noon - 5pm Limed Fridays 14&387-2953 432-3333h ' ,�°NO� 4., . sun Cs f so�rwa� , F. 1w.n.rno. OWIAIr1 r 11wr t Wnr A Yoram *LiniCd glrnfifie . Prim mi ipeafiati m- Whied 10 CINAP WAOIX notice. E & o. E The WeUer, at 1,760 sq. ft., lists for a$158,900. There are 300 lots in the community and 48 homes in the first phase of the project. Several features help them stand out from other real estate developments in the region. At the top of the list is all -brick exteriors. "We're excited because it's the only all -brick project In Courtice," said Jeffery Homes salesman Phil Botnar. 'The rest all have some aluminum siding. The brick looks better and lasts longer than aluminum siding." The 48 homes being released come In nine different styles. Eight are 2 -storey, while the ninth is a bungalow model. Prices range from $127,900 (1,150 sq. ft.) to $198,900 (2,544 sq. ft.). .Jeffery Homes puts a little extra into all its designs with their PlOtmerpead►se" Own apart from other area bu#derx. At Courtiee. Crossing, some of; the I00I 101.5, eac,n wuu a a►auu vi mature hardwood trees in the back. Another advantage of the development is its tremendous proximity, with Highway 401 only about two or three miles south on Courtice Road. Other features of the Courtice Crossing homes include wire smoke alarms on every level, custom-made interior staircases, colonial doors and trim, solid oak rails and spindles, central air- conditioning, ceiling fixtures in all bedrooms, and ceramic bathroom accessories. Jeffery Homes has been building and developing in Durham Region since 1965. Each new home is built to the same high standards established over 25 years ago. They've made a name that is synonymous with quality during that time. Referrals by customers have contributed to that success,, Because of a reputation for Duality, many people in fact, _associate Jeffery Homes with :move -up homes. But this builder :has a home for everyone, :;including first-time buyers. The 'units at Courtice Crossing (starting -at $127,900) are perfect examples. _.. .:Sixteen of the homes in the project are already sold- and closing dates for :the rest of the project are late 19 dr early 1994. WHITBY Pickering/Ajax Bay News, First Choice Homes A3 r IOi►OPENINGI. MIN ktnwl� JJI��JII\JJ��/S1J1�I\f �I I U"M WMEA woomme union GEN10110 OMMMON a umnow E01000 /FORG.S.T.fj INCLUDED from l061 strQu. V P1 FTSQ.'FOR���7O l j ��� jrr uY,fr1J ri(i>,iE--Mm �vr �1��v� r r��! Sunken Family Rooms with ` Cathedral Ceilings • : • Master Ensuites �. • • Three Washrooms • Y _a. ` • Bay Windows -CL " _ • Tudor Style Turrets J • Main Floor Family Rooms 0 0 • Eat -in Kitchens tilOGL1E • Lots up to 164' Deep MON. • THM: •.i a . 1:00 PY TO 8:00 PM ss g 'f �-`:aVld� ����' W .�Jl,+f �'uTy�����.✓�` ` FRWY: CLOSED - =10i .,c SAT., SUN. a HOL spa• ' ;.Y; 11:00 AM TO 6:00 PM �w1M� Sft I L7'M1 WM40 Main Affim MYP�p� r 1416) MIOT% Mir ` LAKE ONfAR1O law dtSL Y J •.i 'f �-`:aVld� ����' W .�Jl,+f �'uTy�����.✓�` �b�"F.`7iF "_ ..why f Y.;Y�i."i'".x�i. �'/1 �. �'L.J ,.'C u y .�Vsti ,:.1�` �' - A4 t'tckertng/Ajax Bay News, First Choice Homes FIRST C OICE HOMES A ordable lakeszc�e fivin at The Breakers g f it's affordable lakeside living you're looking for, look no further than The Breakers lakefront condominiums in =: >..> Ajax. The Breakers is a waterfront ! condominium lifestyle, with market - leading prices from $119,900, that carpeting in specific areas. ensuite washers and dryers, marble tile foyers. sliding glass doors to balconies, and supplementan,, baseboard heating. The kitchens feature designer cabinetry, stainless steel double sinks with single lever faucets, easy -to -clean counter tops, hooded exhaust fan over easily meet most budgets. What's on the horizon for The Breakers buyers is beautiful Lake Ontario with exceptional views and nearby parkland The 9 -storey building, tastefully articulated with extensive ! terracing, offers lakeside living close to downtown Ajax. GO Transit and Highway 401 and is one of the most inviting condominium projects on Lake Ontario. The Breakers offers 1 -bedroom suites from $119.900 (1,044 sq. ft.) and 2 - bedroom suites from $144.900 (1,312 sq. ft.). There is also an amazing 4,660 sq. ft. 4 -bedroom penthouse suite available. Individual suites offer solariums, balconies and terraces to take advantage of the remarkable setting and glorious A; 'd It ' d d stove, refrigerator, stove, built-in dishwasher and ceramic tile floors. Ceramic tile flooring is also found in the bathrooms. Also included among many features are ceramic tile around the bathtubs, ceiling exhaust fan, separate shower stall in all suites, mirror walls, medicine cabinet, quality plumbing ;,r� •� t 11�� vivo A PO 10Ms "' �3► wVV U" Val 2 a"; 1 -bedroom suites front $119,900 (1,044 sq. ft. ) THE BREAKERS views, in ►vr Lid 1 contains an controlled air-conditioning and heating For more information contact the sales office system, smoke detectors, pre -wired at 619-3609. telephone and cable service, wall-to-wall In �r fixtures and ceramic accessories. The building itself is chock full of amenities, including an elegant marble entrance lobby overlooking the lake and a 24-hour concierge with a state -of -the art security system. There is also extensive exterior landscaping to complement the local parkland environment and designer decorated common areas such as an indoor swimming pool, patio sundeck, whirlpool, "his and hers" saunas, change rooms and showers, an exercise room, a hobby room and reading room. Other building features include an architecturally co-ordinated exterior, energy-saving, double -glazed windows, underground parking, decorated corridors, wall-to-wall windows, visual/phone security system, party room and an outdoor children's play area. A fully -furnished designer model suite is now on display at the site, at the foot of Harwood Avenue South. The sales office is open Monday to Thursday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. The sales office is closed Friday. For more information about The Breakers contact the sales office at 619- 3609. AY*A.,ALUE60* W� ^ 0- S sotilroehrs with Lir! ON sp we"6 1mr glows from THE LACE in Alam from$ 19 900 $1 9900 ,%'by settle for anything less than The Breakers. an •Wekomina marbled lobby, 24 hour eoacierge, state of BRAURS extraordinarily affordable waterfront condominium the art building and suite security lifestyle nestled on the shores of Lake Ontario. • Gracious 1 bedroom suites ranging from 1044 sq. ft., During this limited time introductory launch, one -of -a- 2 bedroom suites ranging from 1312 sq. ft. plus a one-off LAKEFRONT CONDOMINIUMS kind 1, 2 and 3 bedroom suites -most overlooking the a -kind' 4 bedroom 4660 sq, ft. penthouse suite • Many suites feature glorious terraces, wall-to-waU windows, Sales Office Hours: lake - are available at unheard of values. sokniims,, kitd6m and spedow master eawult" w I"—� — just look at what's on your horizon: . Gale reetvabeod Ucilitws including imdoor pod, saunas, Fri. - Owed • Lakeside living overlooking conservation land and the whirlpool. exercise room, sundeck, party room and pleasures of Lake Ontario. close to downtown Ajax, Q+wa.w TeSow - p am. -&40 sp. I hobby/reading ronin �r» w tmlm�mww: Co Train and highway access For the most extraordinary value anywhere, lust add water. 619-3609 F4d=i,•e Anew. Mdbww Ned Eelde IA red, xeebw ACdM kr GMW n ff d 7AU"M e..pe.. h LYWr Li -Med. rrk and .pwifiesd. nij•d a ch" wit low .Niee L& o.E. 0 DALE SMITH Sales Representative 831-7677 BEST IN A BUNGALOW $167,500 3 bdrm. bungalow - red rug brick -garage, huge kitchen, sep LR & DR, 1-4 pc & 1-2pc, fin. rec. room with open fireplace Vendor out of province. Exceptional valuer Easily convert to inlaw, convenient location. SHIRLEY& TRISH FRENCH JOHN BODDY "FALLINGBROOK" MODEL FRE Sales $$$ invested' 2285 sq- f' Large fan-ry ! rm & kit. with w/o to 12'x25' sundeck & Representatives prof landscpd garden' Stone fireplace 831-7677 Deluxe master ensuite. Cent. air & vac $249,800 Mrs French 831-7677 w A T~ FRANK S7 -"--"LARGE BUNGALOW ON Saes 93 FT- x 165 FT. LOT Re resentati �� Lovely 3 bea-:Dom home w,th gleaming P hard.vood floors, newer windows new 428-7677 furnace, gas fireplace with marbie tr- Fuily fenced yard inground pool For more info call Frank Styba WA "Xy -,• 4 u4p fes. .J FRANK -Aw -- ALLEN' CUSTOM BUILT BUNGALOW Or ,5 c ?00 ft treed �,t modem r..tcnen, ali appliances window coverings, walk out, skyl ght, sep shower jacuzzi, must be seen, reduced $23,000!!! to $189,000. Call Frank Aller; at 428-2121 ED MATEO' WHAT A BUYI This Port Perry home has it all, 50 ft. dock, oversized 3 car garage, huge tarnily room, 8 man indoor hot tub, custom oak kitchen, 3 bathrooms & lots more on huge lot. $229,000. Call Ed Mateo at 428-2121. T q`� ft4i r� t fir ELAINE 3 LENNOX' TRULY AFFORDABLE 5 level 3 bedroom family backsplit, modern kitchen with w/o to sun room, seperate dining - den - fin. rec. room with wood stove, walk to schools, stores. Great value for $159,900 with early possession. Call Elaine Lennox 428-2121. VVEN 112001,000 NATIONAL We Enm NATIONAL family in St OCE is giving North America. away $200,000 to Drop your entry put towards theWIN form in one of home of your the marked dreams. All you ,. boxes and wait have to do to _ for the winning enter this free name to be WIN A HOME ME]announced. contest is fill out Contest closes an official entry form I October 31, 1993. available at any participating Visit any participating office open house or office in the for complete contest details. L8L�........... A ACHIEVERS REAL ESTATE AJAX PICKERING (NEST HILL 428-7677 831-7677 286-7677 ELEANOR STANDFIELD Sales Reoreseatath:e 428--577 The Bav News Real Estate Guide RE3 KEN BROWN Sales Representative 428-7677 2900 SO. FT. WALK OUT FROM BASEMENT Lovely 4 bedroom home Man floor family and library, superb kitchen with walk -out to deck. Listed at $259 900 00 CallKer Brown at 428-7677 vG i --slid LIZ 67 ROTHERGLEN RD. S., AJAX VERSTRAETEN CIRCLE THIS ONE!! SalesExcellent opper:_-^ ,� - J lage - Representative 3 odr 2 bath Ink feat_',i,•es ' 5 C' deep ct 831 7671 c/a,r civac open once. " ots more Ca!LIZ 1qe , rae'er at 63'.-76-7 BACKS ONTO PARK Junior exec-* ,- &-- Walil ou' oaser•e . aa•a7e Don"* VAINO LAINE' ROOM FOR "LAWS, ONLY $119,900 This fully detached brick bungalow comes complete with 4 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, 2 full washrooms with separate entrance to basement. For more details call Vaino Lane at 428-2121. 52 FOOT FRONTAGE 3 b• multileve - '' - ^•-• o oedr^ L' r1 r.. k:' -4 ' -2 acs ers Close sChoo s arci shopping $'39 9r -,C Call Eleanor Stardf eIC 1-26-7677 -7- a-WWI e. _ vr� CALL - LOOK - BUY - MUST SELL NOW' t ane ooE 3 a -.. 7 ; farm, rood some w aela gar sepaaf-� ^ nmg ' ram rn-, has oxen teauhtully ma ^t,,naa Wena -' nas 8 5 aop iarcas Cal! Lvnn Blanchard at 4?3-212' GAIL COTTERIL j MORETOW PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP 4 bedroom, 2 storey, new eat -in kitchen, walk -out to private yard, fin. rec room with wood stove. $171,000 Call Gail Cotteril-Moreton at 428-2121 for details. MICHAEL BAILEY' r EXECUTIVE DREAM... STUNNING JOHN BODDY $$$$ spent on upgrades. This home is loaded. Separate entrance to in-law suite. Custom window coverings and nine appliances. Only $257,000. Call Michael Bailey at 428-2121. RE4 lip PRIME PICKERING LOTI Beautltuly landscaped, prem. lot on quiet court loc., close ESTATE SALE 6109,900 to all amenities. Cus. cedar deck oft over size main fl tam H you can pa rent, you can own this home. Det. JSales LYNNepre TANNER r ith part. On bsm tpGreatspacious va uel $184,900. 00Viagra"s TINA BOWEN Ajax bung. by the lake. Det. oversized gar., 5Ox2OO Sales Representative T ..or, 619-a5op (24 Mr. pl•r). Sales Representative n, lot. Dont miss this one! Tina Bowen 619-9500. MAKE THE BEST MOVE... CALL CAROL E. KUDLA PAW ASSOCIATE BROKER CELEBRATING s 20 YEARS ( I ~ CAROL E. KUDLA AS A REALTOR f Associate Broker 619-9500 GARY GALLOWAY ONLY S»4'22 LAURA MARKS Sales Representative r, ' & Sales Representative sutton group heritage realty inc. • sutton group heritage realty inc. is pleased to welcome Gary Galloway. Wayne Einhorn and Rosalind Menary are Gary's succes in the local Real Estate pleased to welcome Laura Marks to their firm. market is due in part to his hard work and !` Laura's past experience and success in the honest approach to the Real Estate FABULOUS DETACHED real estate profession makes her a welcome Business. Gary invites clients and friends to DARRYL GLOVER Great opportunity to own this super home addition to the Ajax office. Laura invites CSII at 619-9500. Associate Broker / with eat -in kitchen and sitting room with Associate Manager wood stove. Call Darryl Glover 619-9500. friends and clients to call her at 619-9500. • � 5239'Rg•00 VALUE AND PRESTIGE 1` .� Scarlett O'Hara staircase on large toyer, 4 bdrm, t '••••_ DA AL oversize kit, tam rm fireplace, prof. decorated in over 2800 sq. ft. living space. For more info Sales Representative please call Al or Manuela Da Rocha 619-9500. LORI ELLIOT-SPENCE ptco-10"G - RANALD McDONALD Sales Reprowntative L . Sales Representabve sutton group heritage realty inc..._ sutton group heritage realty inc. is pleased to welcome Lori Elliot -Spence to p ,•�_;_ -`kms Wayne Einhorn and Rosalind Menery are pleased their Ajax office. Loris dedication and to welcome Ranald McDonald to their firm. Ran's professional approach to matching buyers extensive career in marketing and success as a and sellers has helped many families findCHANTAL DO� WALKOUT BASEMENT BACHELOR local real estate salesperson are a welcome asset their dream home. Lori invites clients and 1600 sq. ft. for $169,700. 3 bedroom, to Sutton Group Heritage Realty Inc. Ran invites friends to call at 619-9500. Safes Representative master sitting room, f firedactotally clients and friends to call at 619-9500. updated. Call Chantal 619-9s5�00 for more. . r 1 1 1 1 1 r r