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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBN1996_05_2214 Tmn .Gm COQ Inc. e&inginog pereepticns 905 -831 -TECH III CAM FOR A QUOTE TODAY! Buying a new car? Check with us. There can be a huge difference between various cars in the cost of insurance Check with us before you buy! Peter's Appliances SINCE 1955 Pickering Home & Leisure Centre 1755 Pickering Parkway, Unit 12 Pickering 428-6333 Featuring.. Profiler"' Appliances 11 Photo by Jim t-ynch o.. Glenn Hendry stall reporter Critics of the Claremont Community Centre can now belay their fears and dry up their tears; their criticisms of the project have fallen on deaf ears. Claredome is a go. The $2.3 million community centre/library/fire hall was expected to receive final approval last night (after press time), paving the way for the first shovel in the ground for the controver- sial project next week. The centre, which will also host a meeting place for local seniors, was dubbed a white elephant by some resi- dents when it was given approval last year. Questions of exorbitant cost plagued the proposal, as well as con- cerns about the perceived need of the project for a hamlet of 600 people. The total cost of the project will be more than $3 million. The town's share, including servicing and land buys, will be nearly $1.5 million. Janice Frampton, who ran unsuccess- fully for the Ward I council seat in the 1994 election, was one of the residents who called Claredome too ambitious for the community. "I still don't agree with the project. It's going to end up as one of those white elephants where the taxpayer is going to foot the bill. 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F„m eq�tPP� un' 'Yeahtakideery' "Guluk" -M�o4oegay r*w S (Brewers Choice Your Personal 6rew+Bry Tues. -Fri. oon-t3:30pm Saturday gam-2pm 1831 -BEER( rusxi Beer from $79 Wine from ;69 'Tax Included Phone Orders Accepted $1001, OFF ANY BATCH OF BEER makes 48 I u� (6 - 24's) ANY BATCH OF WINE makes 20 litres (27 bottles) OFFER EXPIRES MAY 31,1996 NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFER *From town Ps9e Frampton also has doubts on the promises to pay from the federal and provincial govern- ments, who are supposed to chip in with one-third of the construction costs each under the Canada -Ontario Infra- structure Works Program. "Does (Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs) really believe he is going to get the money for this? Tm very skeptical." Arthurs, in response, said he is confident the town will have collected the money by nett summer, shortly after the scheduled completion date of February, 1997. MP Dan McTeague, who flip-flopped his support before giving his grudging approval, says Pickering will have no prob- lems collecting from Ottawa He still has doubts as to the project's viability, however. "My concern is, is it money well spent? There's no doubt the library and fireball are needed but whether this is a good investment is open to debate," he says. "Ultimately, it's Pickering's decision and if it's money well spent that will be up to the people to decide." McTeague added that of the 40 or 50 projects funded under the program the community centre was the only venture "fraught with controversy." Durham West MPP Janet Ecker also promised her gov- ernment would honor the promises made by the former NDP government. "No one has raised with me (rumors) that any provincial committments would not be honored," she says. "As far as I know, there's been no change." Ecker did say that the com- munity centre will fulfill a need in Claremont but "whether that's the most cost- efficient project, that's up to Pickering." Since the hullabaloo last year, all has been mostly quiet on the Claredome front, even when the winning builder was announced last Monday. The night was not without some controversy, however. Bradscott Construction of Markham (who also built the new police 25 Division and St. Wilfred's School) won the competition with a bid of $2,296,000. Their bid was $11,000 more than the offer from Bondfield Construction of Concord, who was rejected because of an incomplete bid (some of the sub -trade quotes weren't included). Bondfield's bid was completed the next day, but it was too late for con- sulting architects Moffat Kinoshita Associates. The decision didn't sit kind- ly with regional councillor Rick Johnson who told coun- cil last week he checked and discovered "deficiencies" in Bradscott projects in Metro, citing "incomplete," over budget" work at Mother Teresa Catholic High School as an example. When assured by architect David MacMillan that Bradscott would be able to deliver the community centre on-time and on -budget, Johnson supported the project, however. "Tm pretty close (to satis- fied) right now," Johnson said the nett day. "I just wan; to make sure Moffat Kinoshita pays close attention to this pro- ject. We want the community to be proud of this when we're done." There were 30 bidders in all for the project, ten prequali- fied and only three submis- sions were "crystal clear" per- fect. Joel Parke, a Pickering resi- dent and the chief estimator for Bondfield, said he is "extreme- ly disappointed" that as a tax- payer his company's lower bid wasn't accepted, but he admit- ted Bondfield broke the rules. 'The taxpayer doesn't need to spend $11,000 more but the rules are there and we have to respect that." Arthurs is pleased the pro- ject is finally proceeding. "It's great -we've been waiting for it. It's been much needed in the northern part of town." 'Waterfront tela Satu rda y y The waterfront —and the Town of '� Ajax will also be in the spotlight that Ajax —will be the focus Saturday for day with the opening of the Duffin`s the Waterfront Trail Relay Challenge. bridge, part of the trail system. Hundreds of people (thousands if the "' '��Guests of honour for the ceremony weather co-operates) —including ;:+(scheduled for noon) include local Canadian Olympians —will walk, run, rlayors Steve Parish and Wayne cycle, skate, canoe or sail the 300- �>Arthurs, MPP Janet Ecker, Ajax Rotary kilometre route in celebration of the >`Club's Dick Briscoe, and Lois Hancey fust anniversary of the trail. ;of the Metro Toronto and Region Con. The relay will start at Trenton on the servation Atttlnariity. eastern end of the trail and at Stoney The><t , will be another oeeemouy at b Creek on the west, with the fuusak int p.m when cast ateets Wost, with Ajax, the CCntPG-pOlrN of the I14IIte Special gUCS[ WBtEriOltt .RCgello8t10A Baca municipality,:::: will bs Trps ----------------------------- 1 X10 APPOINTMENTWARRANTY � � _ :.,NEEDED .._ PC IL .,. APPROVED � Expires: - J une 30th, 1995 1 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE j � $ 99 , �, ° Fran g5 �tt►vth aotpvn a 3Q'aD bn - lnckrala, parts d tabour 4' � _ cannot carbine Ndd► any her oil changPDWw ofaw ------------------------------- t (and. fosaur::'Ccnorito Mayor),: responsible' for its: own sectiaia o>E the David Cromsit,. as :well ;ars Olymp><c' e OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK � 195 wts I NtY RD. (South of 401) AJAX (905) 427-6796 ti Pickeringfirefighter always to take the h complete with honor guard and • piper, at Regalis restaurant last month. 2 He didn't get a 21 -hose saline, but the 60 year-old just smiled, and a in true Williams fashion, said "McDonaids would have done just 0 as well." i! byGh.Hmiry After 29 years, newly-ntited Pickering fuefighier Bob Williams can look back at his career - bitter- sweet as it was - with a certain degree of fondness. If he has thank-you's to give out, its to his fellow firefighters and to the residents of Pickering, especially the children. Don't expect him to wax nostalgic about the Town of Pickering, however. "They paid me every two weeks: that's all they did for me," he says with a hint of a grin. Williams, started in the fire- fighting business as a volunteer in 1%7 and was hired full-time (leav- ing General Motors) seven years later. A long-time community - minded person (cub leader, hockey coach and charity ftmdraiser), it's his memories of children that are forever burned in his mind. "About 10 years ago we bad a call, an apparent crib death. A lit- tle girl, playittg, had wrapped a cord wound her baby sister's neck. The mother was frantic and we had no pulse, no vital signs," he remembers. "We did CPR all the way to the hospital and we brought her around just as we got to emer- gency. We never quit. And that was the day I wrote my CPR exam. "lltea in the he '70s - '78, I think - a kid fell through the ice. I knew his mother - I knew the kid," he says. "We saved that kid and the next year be had his birthday at the firehall. That was worth every- thing. "We lost some, too. We don't win all the time. And that's the hardest part. My very first call, two children died, I had to go upstairs and bag them." But not all Williams' work with the department was spent saving lives, or with hose and fire axe in hand. Because of his position on the bargaining committee of the Professional Firefighters' Association (he was president for many yew), many of his bottles were with the town, and he makes no effort to hide his bitterness. "I'he fire department gave me medals' at least (for 25 years of service). The town gave me noth- ing." A firefighter first class since 1979 (he served a short stint as act- ing Captain) he believes his work for the association short-circuited promotions from within the ranks. He has also suffered a number of back injuries over the years: in '89 he hurt it on his Air-Pac, four years later he fell through an aban- doned building (landing in the cel- lar); two years ago the hose he was carrying (at the age of 58) caught on something and "whipped me straight back." From that day on, he says, he was seeing a chiropractor every day (including spinal taps) and grieving the town over the time off. "Finally a specialist said I've got arthritis in my back. I'm crip- pled for life." Transferred to fire prevention a year ago, Williams believes many injuries suffered by firefighters stem from poor economic priori- ties within the department, espe- cially related to serious manpower shortages. "If they keep cutting back there's going to be more injuries because you're doing the work of two people. And all that for $51,000 a year. There also should be more constructive counselling on the job." Despite his physical ailments and political troubles, Williams has no regrets, and his love of fire- fighting shows in the decor of his home. His den is chock-full of firefighter knick-knacks, such as glasses, clocks, hats, model fire trucks and even custom wal!Wr. There's also an authentic 600 - pound fire extinguisher, circa -early 2016 century, on his front lawn. "Its been a good career, I guess I've been blessed. I've been very lucky, too," he says. 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TEL:1-800-668-5779 w N N 01 01 ;I by Glenn Hendry A section of Pickering's operating budget that mys- o ostaff teriously disappeared, sta ,confusion and a lack of •c trust on the part of council led to this year's budget M fiasco, says a confidential ,report by a local accounting firm. The report, prepared by Hurren, Flett, Sinclair, also vindicated town treasurer Jim Walls, who was sus- pended for 30 days on April 1 after council discovered a shortfall of $939,000 (eventually linked to reduced transfer payments from the province) in the budget submission from staff. Walls, who is now back at work, is considering fil- ing a lawsuit against the town because of his suspen- sion. He received support from some staff members, who expressed "considerable concern" in the report over Walls' treatment. The report, which has not yet been released to the public, details a litanv of problems that contributed Auditors say "Pervasive lack of trust" and missing ►apers - not Walls - led to Pickering budget shortfall to the budget glitch. The most glaring was the missing "general govern- ment" section of the bud- get, just prior to the docu- ment's submission to coun- cil February 29. The section contained information on government cuts, informa- tion that wasn't available when the preliminary bud- get was completed January 4. When town clerk Bruce Taylor discovered the miss- ing pages, he was told to take it out of the January 4 budget and reprint it. At no time, the report noted, was the government section re-examined. Town manager Tim Sheffield then re -worked his part of the budget, reassembled the submis- sions from Walls and issued the new package. "However, what was for- gotten," the auditors report stated, "was that the extra dollars available had to be reduced by the provincial cuts..' The shortfall wasn't dis- covered, the report deter- mined, until shortly after a staff department -head meeting on March 11. The second major prob- lem identified during the Hurren, Flett, Sinclair review was staff confusion, especially over who had responsibility over the doc- ument: Walls or Sheffield. "Town manager must be town manager and not trea- surer," stated the report. "Treasury must play a larg- er role in the budget." Another common con- cern shared by staff in the report was a perceived lack of trust on the part of coun- cil, with comments such as "council doesn't accept the word of staff" and "we, as the staff, are not the enemy." Some councillors, for their part, included a com- ment in the report that they felt they were kept "in the dark" by staff. 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Inefficient use of human resources by staff and a lack of understanding by council of some budget requirements - especially the purpose of reserve funds - was also identified in the report. Regional Happenings s JIM Dzc" makes a person sub -human; excess of wealth makes a per- son inhuman.,. •sa w ANNANDALE GOLF�4 COUNTRY CLUB MIXED RECREATIONAL A Summer of Fun For info call Mike Starts Weekly 428-0757 2 pO_O7 C 7 May 27/96 J Traitsis determined to recover by Steve Tait It's been a topsy-turvy sea- son for rhythmic gymnast Kathy Traitsis. Traitsis went from a gold rush at the First Niagara International Rhythmic Challenge where she swept the competition aside by winning all four routines and the all- around title to a disastrous Elite Ontario Provincial Meet a month later. "it was a very, very hard competition for me," said the Pickering gymnast of the Ontario meet. "I wasn't focused. You just have those weekends sometimes. I don't think I was all there that week- end. I was nervous. And I don't usually get nervous. "I know I could've done a lot better. It wasn't even close to my best performance." Distraught about the whole turn of events, Traitsis thought seriously about her career and the state of rhythmic gymnas- tics in the country. Feeling as though she is being shut out by certain people in the sport, Traitsis just wants everyone to have a fair shot at representing the country. Ranked fourth in the nation, the highest position she has attained since starting her career five short years ago, Traitsis is now focused back on competing for another year, at least. "I definitely want to go high- er," said the Sport Seneca gym- nast about her national ranking. "But the way things are going in Canada, I don't know." Under the impression that people within the rhythmic gymnastics community wanted someone else to move past her in the rankings and bump her out of the fourth spot, Traitsis was relieved to have held that position. "Even before the competition I knew it was already set," said Traitsis of the top three spots on the National team. "I'm kind of happy with what happened. At least there are a few honest judges out there who wouldn't allow it to happen. "I knew my competition would be the girl from Alberta (Jody Miller). It was really hard competition and the marks were so close. It was so stressful." The highlight of the season thus far is the Niagara Challenge. Competing in the Senior Level 6 division, Traitsis cap- tured gold in the clubs, ribbon, rope, ball and all-around com- petitions. More than 200 gym- nasts from across North America and Europe attended the meet. Traitsis is now the alternate on the National team which will travel to Europe with the hopes of sending one individual to the upcoming Olympics. But the Pickering gymnast isn't holding her breath about the chance of going to Atlanta. "Right now I'm just taking it year by year, if I stay in it that long," said Traitsis. "Right now I'm aiming for the '97 Four Continents in Australia. If everything goes well, I'll go to the next competition." Traitsis isn't ruling out the possibilities of being an Olympian. The 2000 Olympics is still a realistic goal and some- thing she has dreamed of since starting gymnastics. Next up for the Pickering rhythmic gymnast is the National Championships in Montreal in June. Local girls' aasbps wits Lad 00 bridging The 7-8 Compulsory winners Dass (silver flourish at DEAR gymnastic meet. :`They did their splits and they Wright " on the vault and floor routines in four gold, three silver and five flipped and tumbled their way to Jessica Sheppard of Lincoln the 7-8 Compulsory group; Melissa bronze. The Ajax school finished back three, Applecroft returning were Linda Ramnares of Lord the medal podium of the Durham Alexander Public School won two Ramsey, also of Duffn's Bay, who as DEAA runners-up. with two and Valley Farm earning Elgin (biome on vauh) and Ashley Elementary Athletic Association golds in the 5-8 Advanced won gold on the vault and silver 00 "We had a number of kids who ow modal. Austin of Lord Alexander (bronze Gymnastics Championships Compelsory casegary. Sheppard's the Elena is the Elise Two division; put in a good performance for a Stephen Saywell of Oshawa on beam). recently at the Gemini Gymnastics winning performsem can on the Leah Hockley another member of number of moms," said Kettle. "I were the big winners with 15 K-4 Advanced Compulory had Club in Oshawa. :;vank and fioaG DnNia's Bay gymnastic squad, don't have expewtiona of them I medals, which included seven Ashley Biaschet of Dunbar (gold Girls from Ajax and Pickerin 1 8 "She's a school t, J �', � woo gold on vauh and bronze jest want them to have fua and gold, taro silver and sir bronze. on vault). Chanelle Girouz of area public schools left the Motor said Sheppord's coach at Lincoln om beam in the Optional Thio divi- whatever happens, happeaa.".Other ,,,.,..Otherlocal individual winners I aKolu Alexander (silver an vault) City with nummu medals draped Alex aeder Bath Ketthw "It's some- sins; Jeo fee Flodolon of Dunbar ;;: Kettle is helped oat by assistant in the K-3 Compulsory, with teamamre Cary Kozmic earn- acrosstheir chests. .... thing that's important to her. I who won silver on beam and gumnKhajaria.lamila Campbell of Applecroft ing a bronze right behind her. :Fiona Chalmers of William doa't know if it's (winning -4 bronze on floor in the Keffir's DD Bay followed closely (silver on vault), Stephanie TTykrof Another school member, Kristin Dunbw Public School m Pickering medals) quietly something she Advanced Compulsory; aed Jen behind with eight medals; two Dunbar (gold on beam), Katie Johnssooe, captured gold on beam, captured double -gold is the 74 wanted to do, bet it's not some- McMenemy of Gandatsetiagon gold, five silver and a bronze. V*s of Gaadme*on (silver on and Gaodawtiagon's Caitlya Saint Compulsory division with perfor- ting we discussed." who won silver as beam and gold William Deabar hauled in the beam) and Nicole Flock of pptaring a bronze on ben mamoes on vaok and beam. Other doeble-medal winners ' oar floor in the 74 Compubory. : >, � gold medal haul with fm, Daffm's Bay (silver on Elonex in Haylie McCallonch of Lord :`On her part, it's from hard iachded Allison Pomthe of Libooh Alexander west the big ronaded out with a silver and a the 4-6 Compulsory, Teisha Elgin won gold a beam in the 5.8 work," said Deabar coach See Ddk's Say hello captged sitm wimm from this area, winning brow.Lockhart of Applecroft (gold on Advance Compulsory with Wright saiwas pkssed d she veralt}, Lia Murphy of Megli n Fad of Gandatsetiagon . VILLAGE wits tie Pemex from ler flw� (silver oar beam), collecting hraaze on floor and rso PEC�Ls team and hopes it is s bnlwmg Melissa Siddall of Lincoln Lindsey Kobold of Duffm's Bay blockfa� Akxaeder (bro.>e a floor) and wiuning spa. Elva m same PIZZERIA Ga�d�betiagon that* "Lames Stitt of Duft (gold on Sion. In" from the DE" tdtttsspi- Boor) :. Lincoln Alexander's Shelly 1 r SUB � o�p $3.9 vuL "N ON N BAKED BRED =3.15 FRES LUNCH SPECUILWM POP PIZZA SLICE OR ASSORTED PASTE D WITN GARLIC BREAD ISN X2.00 "* on beam} and Kamelh; Barrett Wow on floor) aped the Optianal ryywhilem a Sarah Adams )(gold on beam) and Shelley :. `►'!'i Robertson (siilveren beam) collect ed their medals in the Optional � fW A,' 11no division Our more teaatmtine, Custom Club Making Alicia CaWeraw, caps W biome New Used a Trade Ins . floor h the Eo, pan A6;"on. VILLAGE PIZZERIA FOR FREE DELIVERY CALL Seniors • Women • Kids Kristal Alexopobus of Lord 607 KINGSTON RD. W. 011ie Cavers: (905) 683-0087 Elgn (kow on vub) AM Eft �_p 683-7601_j 465 Bayly St. W. , Ajax, Ont. LIS S 6M7 Mitsltopoulos of Valley Farm ICKERING VILLAGE (CHURCH a HWY 2) �� on floor), bot! in the corner of Bayly and Westney) _ _ _ ............ N r • 0 • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • y bkws The Original Boy News is a Bay Publishing Inc. newspaper published every Wednesday. 1400 Bayly St. Unit 6A. Pickering. Ontario L IW 3R2 Newsroom, Advertising & Circulation: (905) 837-1888 Classified: (905) 837-2900 - Fax: (905) 837-0260 Pubb.her DAVID A DEMERINO vier -President: EaP VAN R30 IEN Advertising Manager: ROH WCAIG Production Manager MAY-TFAN POWERS Photographer: JIM LYNCH Editor MARJORIE GREEN IA�W_ Mvnb� d d+. 0�io Con —ty Mdi.. C an — .,nb.r d d. C .n.dLn ati+wirq 494A N—"pw A -o von EditorialOpinion Why are we not surprised? This has certainly been an interesting month in the life and times of the Town of Pickering and its council — and for us as wed. in vindicating town treasurer, Jim Walls, the long-awaited auditors' report also vindicated The Original Bay News. Hurren, Flett, Sinclair said nothing which we have not already said: Pickering does not have its financial house in order. How ironic it is that the auditors' report should come out just in time to coincide with the official start of what will undoubtedly become known as one of the town's biggest blunders — the white elephant known as Claredome. Initiated as a use for promised infrastructure funds from the Peds and the province, the building of the oversized Claremont Community Centre (to accommodate a crowd of 300) never did make much sense for a•community of 600 residents. And although the local Lions and seniors may be pleased with what they we as a boon to their village, it is doubtful that anyone else will share their enthusiasm once this mammoth waste of money is finally put in Pte. Already far over budget, before even one shovel has bitten into the high -water -table land on which the Centre will sit, the project has required the purchase of additional land — with money drawn from the Town's precious reserve funds which, as the auditors have verified, this council does not understand. Zero increase budgets have little meaning when the savings accounts are being gambled away on overpriced, high-risk nal estate deals. And the beat goes on. By the time this community centre is in place, Pickering taxpay- ers will have paid for an enormous septic system (the reason for the additional laud) and for all those increased costa yet to be discov- ered because tris property is in no way suitable for the building planned. In the years to come, expect costs to eacalafe for coristaot TkeeP—day and night. Saddest perhaps could be the abandonment of the buildings this facility wal replace. Evert =Ming that someday these properties may be sold, what we the chances that the money brought in win ever balaooe of die enormaa same paid out? Aheady, in ClaeemoM beofthil faak a exist which are falling into disuse through ioac tivty and lack of financial support. The Claremont Coosavatioa Field Ceatre for one — a facility capable of sleeping 60 people — is looking for traps to keep it going through die slimmer. While belongigg to the MCA, this facky could sorely use Pickering's support. And yet it goes virt tally ignored To learn dud Pickering has not eoxmd in appropriate cost-sav- ing measures; dolt off and council ale ohm pitted aping each other, that a general lack of trust exists, should came as no surprise at all to anyone who has been paying attention. Before they blow it an away, will someone please bile the bulks and purchase the Town of Ajax STARS program — whik Pickering still has enough money left for the pwdtase? STE['FlNG STONES ALL WE NAVE TO DO T&. LET WE TAKE GAZE OF ALL THE FINANGE S. WE'LL LIVE AND SPEND ACCORDING TO W KEEN 3uDGEMENT! o `l tie r:r x ab )!. •ft rboC�)r. c+6..,: flet r'i!<.:.{ ew progressive thinking that people want to see in., Il our councillors. The nay sayer's got no applause ad this should suggest to them that they are out of ep with what people want to see at Frenchman's ay. We all believe that the environment and ecosystems f the Bay are to be respected and preserved. We all ant any new development to meet these community xds. Development and the ecosystems can co -exist we work together to achieve this end These goals hve been achieved in other waterfront jurisdictions id they can be achieved in Frenchman's Bay. ;Stephen C. Hannon .nommy ".,k , l .!m -Piro nc* W Happenings f forpetit s icor eaatnpk, we have invested h* �Iflx �(.It,r MYY <S170 million for better home care for sectors and the disabled. 'The Ontario budget: Durham Region Hospitals will benefit from a $6 million promises made, promises kept ".reinvestmet to cope with the 'demands of a growing popula- Last year our government of the gains.n Over $1.3 million of this was elected to provide hard ;Whettnet that money* is spent will go to the Ajax -Pickering working Ontarians with tax or saved, I believe it is far better General Hospital. The govem- relief, to protect priority ser- in the hands of taxpayers than in mens is also investing in a new vices, to create jobs and put the coffers of government. Its kidney dialysis clinic in Ontario back on track. With our fair to hard-working Ontarians Pickering, which is expected to first budget this month, we are and necessary to stimulate the be up and running this summer. delivering on those commit- economy to create jobs. And for There will be reinvestments merits. those who would prefer their tax aimed at improving the lives of As promised, the budget relief to be applied to the deficit children, as well. These will gives families income tax relief instead, next year's income tax include a new school -aged nutri- - the fust they've seen since the form will allow them to do this. tion program, increased health early 1950s. When fully imple- We are also eliminating the support services to prevent low merited over three years, 91 per- Employer Health Tax on small birth weight babies, and more cent of taxpayers will see their business because this payroll tax help for children with speech taxes cut by 30 percent or more. is a barrier to job creation. The and learning disabilities. We The fust round of reductions budget also provides tax relief to have also recognized the need to start with a 7 percent cut on July first-time home buyers, employ- expand child care choices for 1, followed by an 8.5 percent cut ers who hire co-op students, parents by providing an addi- on January 1. farmers who improve their tional $200 million for those Combined with our Fair farms, self-employed entrepre- services over the next five years. Share Health Levy, the tax relief nears, as well as TV and film This year, we will spend $600 maintains the progressive nature producers. million on child care the highest of the system, so that those earn- In keeping with our promise, amount in Ontario's history. ing less get a higher percent cut. we maintained spending on At the same time, good man - The benefits will be concentrat- health care. We are now resrruc- agement of our fiscal house ed on middle-income Ontanam turing the system within that means that Ontario is on its way giving those earning between budget so that we can reinvest to a balanced budget in the year $25,000 and $75,000 64 percent the savings into high priority 2000-2001. Writing for Web sites subjec One of the largest, most Toronto School of Business, lucrative markets opening up 1450 Kingston Road, for writers today has come Pickering. about thanks to the "net" and Facilitators Dorothea and its many business users. Since Rich Helms have combined creating and writing an effec- her professional writers skills tive Web page can be difficult and his technical computer and frustrating, the writer who knowledge to create their own knows how it's done stands to Web -site, plus several sites for capitalize in this developing clients. In this workshop, the field. dynamic husband -and -wife On Saturday, May 25, from team will share the basics of 9-11 am., The Writers' Circle Web -site writing: purpose, of Durham Region will present style, mechanics, format, a workshop, "How to Have graphics, interaction with Fun and Make Good $$$ servers and search engines, Writing for Web Sites" at The and common mistakes to t of workshop ol avoid. A basic r of the Internet is assurned. a' The cost is $10 Members; $15 Non-members. Reser- vations only. Call Marjorie Z Green (905) 686-2085. o The Writers' Circle of (a Durham Region is a registered cc non-profit umbrella organiza- tion dedicated to encouraging and promoting the art and skill of writing, fostering literacy and providing moral support to writers through education and networking, both independent- ly and in cooperation with existing organizations. PICKER(NGS AFFORDABLE MARNA Durham Region's largest and most+ progressive marina facility. Here's what AS we have for your boating pleasure. - tj✓ • 7 acres of parking • Snack Bar • Launch Ramp • Boats up to 60' • Washrooms/Showers • Sail Repairs • Facilities for living aboard year round • Laundromat • Walking distance to shopping & restaurants • Pump out • Picnic area with BBQ's • Walking distance to GO TRANSIT • Ships chandlery • Home of Pickering Yacht Club EAST SHORE MARINA MISS: s YOU! 1295 Wharf Scmc. Pickenng, Ontario L: W 1A2 Call or fart today to reur.e 7O Telephone: (905) 839-5036 your berth at one of early st. Ontario's Largest and W E Fax: (905) 839-4380 friendliest marina facilities. a O,uano SERVICE CENTRE 6 cyl $59.99 8 cyl $79.99 "Most cars & light trucks 'Includes spark plugs & lad 'Vans 520.00 extra 839-9924 1547 Bay4y St. Pid erin SMITHCRAFT FsbEllass Sxppues 6.esythina you need so build your awn 6beral.a baa. onResins . adobasle bdl000.6 cloth, nmitt, pusm bleause0s wssies, mnaa sod 611 , od.ice. Fait at 776 Liverpool Rd., Unit a3. Across from bl uiiey's Pickeriaa, Out., L1W 132 (905)420-2492 catalopw available M AUTOIdOTIVE SERVICE t n hRelinen E 1 3, Pill E E � E !t E: 1550 BAYLY ST., UNIT 39A E — PHONE _ 037 -OM— . Personal service at Bud's Auto Bud Darting and his staff will walk the exu mile for the customers at Bud's Auto Service Centre, the place with Big Town service and Small Town prices. The two year-old company, located at 1547 Bayly Surat in Pickering (at Alliance, tear the GO stations not only speml- vREEN HUMB Lawn Core •Interlocking brick *Decks & Fences *Seeding & Sodding •Lawn care programs •FREE ESTIMATES 1-800-760-1058 a fuse tisaiK� 839-0289 1794 Liverpool Rd. You'U find us in the PICKFAIR Shopping Plaza izes in under -the -car mainte- nance, such as brakes, tires and tune-ups, but also provides top- notch service for exhausts, lubrication, suspension, front- end wbtk, aiz conditioning and major engine or transmission work. While Bud's bumper -to - bumper work on all cars - domestic or imported is pro- f n Tonal quality, it's the spe- dalized service that sets the company apart horn the ficl&d Coustay vehicles ae+e atm:::: as able, as well Ica tom,; tins, fret eatlndlis`ri< �PINE RH)GE mmohttna GA=DhtM � y 1 BURIAL SPACE $750 - $17.94 mo. 1 CREMATION SPACE $525 - $12.54 mo. For Two I 427-5416 C pucino while waiting for their one-year warranty - that gets four (Bud, Sonya at the front, train. Bud will pick up the car you on the road safely at a John, a Class A mechanic and and provide an estimate of the reduced cost. :apprentice Gord), also has the work. On top of that, Bud or his "We try to go oi of out way latest in auto technology, staff will pick-up the customer to please the customet:" inc�iuding recycling equipment from Classic Coffee Shop at :.:::Bud's Auto will also pay the "for aur conditioning units and the end of the customer's busi- first $35 of the towing bill for scanners for engine analysis. ness day. ::;:;bars towed to the 3.000 sq. ft, »;;:For the finest in auto service That specialized srsvice car garage. small town prices - give ries through to the service ten- _Bud'r Auto, with a staff of DW a call at 839-9924. ire as wait Bu7d will always take the dm4i tow0aincatty Tournament I110RTGAGES dt LOANS - 1st & 2nd • Lines of credit • BEST RATES Frank Callahan 686-6450 Atter hours 6684454 Upper Canada Funding Inc. Rentals 61944 bvik urs to vm ad wh Re V.S4 Auto PaIt limn Up Kh from $34.95 Mu niers ftom $34.95 armies Pads fMom $9.99 1549 Bayly St. ® 440-8440 = I SPEClAL2 I /e.Y t.d.y for an appoinbaaat 2012 Lipew (maplePima) Pcekae;ma o 4420.6239 SPICE WORLD I I 428-8511 • Eastern Spices, Sweets I • Groceries I •1- &W max, peeled I chicken, full butcher •Homomilk $2.99 4 Itn with this add I limited qty. ' 2200 Brock Rd. N. _ _ Picketin& _ _ t of workshop ol avoid. A basic r of the Internet is assurned. a' The cost is $10 Members; $15 Non-members. Reser- vations only. Call Marjorie Z Green (905) 686-2085. o The Writers' Circle of (a Durham Region is a registered cc non-profit umbrella organiza- tion dedicated to encouraging and promoting the art and skill of writing, fostering literacy and providing moral support to writers through education and networking, both independent- ly and in cooperation with existing organizations. PICKER(NGS AFFORDABLE MARNA Durham Region's largest and most+ progressive marina facility. Here's what AS we have for your boating pleasure. - tj✓ • 7 acres of parking • Snack Bar • Launch Ramp • Boats up to 60' • Washrooms/Showers • Sail Repairs • Facilities for living aboard year round • Laundromat • Walking distance to shopping & restaurants • Pump out • Picnic area with BBQ's • Walking distance to GO TRANSIT • Ships chandlery • Home of Pickering Yacht Club EAST SHORE MARINA MISS: s YOU! 1295 Wharf Scmc. Pickenng, Ontario L: W 1A2 Call or fart today to reur.e 7O Telephone: (905) 839-5036 your berth at one of early st. Ontario's Largest and W E Fax: (905) 839-4380 friendliest marina facilities. a O,uano SERVICE CENTRE 6 cyl $59.99 8 cyl $79.99 "Most cars & light trucks 'Includes spark plugs & lad 'Vans 520.00 extra 839-9924 1547 Bay4y St. Pid erin SMITHCRAFT FsbEllass Sxppues 6.esythina you need so build your awn 6beral.a baa. onResins . adobasle bdl000.6 cloth, nmitt, pusm bleause0s wssies, mnaa sod 611 , od.ice. Fait at 776 Liverpool Rd., Unit a3. Across from bl uiiey's Pickeriaa, Out., L1W 132 (905)420-2492 catalopw available M AUTOIdOTIVE SERVICE t n hRelinen E 1 3, Pill E E � E !t E: 1550 BAYLY ST., UNIT 39A E — PHONE _ 037 -OM— . Personal service at Bud's Auto Bud Darting and his staff will walk the exu mile for the customers at Bud's Auto Service Centre, the place with Big Town service and Small Town prices. The two year-old company, located at 1547 Bayly Surat in Pickering (at Alliance, tear the GO stations not only speml- vREEN HUMB Lawn Core •Interlocking brick *Decks & Fences *Seeding & Sodding •Lawn care programs •FREE ESTIMATES 1-800-760-1058 a fuse tisaiK� 839-0289 1794 Liverpool Rd. You'U find us in the PICKFAIR Shopping Plaza izes in under -the -car mainte- nance, such as brakes, tires and tune-ups, but also provides top- notch service for exhausts, lubrication, suspension, front- end wbtk, aiz conditioning and major engine or transmission work. While Bud's bumper -to - bumper work on all cars - domestic or imported is pro- f n Tonal quality, it's the spe- dalized service that sets the company apart horn the ficl&d Coustay vehicles ae+e atm:::: as able, as well Ica tom,; tins, fret eatlndlis`ri< �PINE RH)GE mmohttna GA=DhtM � y 1 BURIAL SPACE $750 - $17.94 mo. 1 CREMATION SPACE $525 - $12.54 mo. For Two I 427-5416 C pucino while waiting for their one-year warranty - that gets four (Bud, Sonya at the front, train. Bud will pick up the car you on the road safely at a John, a Class A mechanic and and provide an estimate of the reduced cost. :apprentice Gord), also has the work. On top of that, Bud or his "We try to go oi of out way latest in auto technology, staff will pick-up the customer to please the customet:" inc�iuding recycling equipment from Classic Coffee Shop at :.:::Bud's Auto will also pay the "for aur conditioning units and the end of the customer's busi- first $35 of the towing bill for scanners for engine analysis. ness day. ::;:;bars towed to the 3.000 sq. ft, »;;:For the finest in auto service That specialized srsvice car garage. small town prices - give ries through to the service ten- _Bud'r Auto, with a staff of DW a call at 839-9924. ire as wait Bu7d will always take the dm4i tow0aincatty Tournament I110RTGAGES dt LOANS - 1st & 2nd • Lines of credit • BEST RATES Frank Callahan 686-6450 Atter hours 6684454 Upper Canada Funding Inc. Rentals 61944 bvik urs to vm ad wh Re V.S4 Auto PaIt limn Up Kh from $34.95 Mu niers ftom $34.95 armies Pads fMom $9.99 1549 Bayly St. ® 440-8440 = I SPEClAL2 I /e.Y t.d.y for an appoinbaaat 2012 Lipew (maplePima) Pcekae;ma o 4420.6239 SPICE WORLD I I 428-8511 • Eastern Spices, Sweets I • Groceries I •1- &W max, peeled I chicken, full butcher •Homomilk $2.99 4 Itn with this add I limited qty. ' 2200 Brock Rd. N. _ _ Picketin& _ _ iV FREE I What does composting do Compost expert, John components to well -made for your garden? Dionne says there are three compost: phosphorus for r RENEW i CARPET ° CLEANING I 420-4583 l L— E -pis 5/31/96 — — .31 It's time to put that compost to good use ROLL OUT THE CARPET May Madness Sale At Midway! 6 Months No Payment No Interest MIDWAY CARPET 120 Hunt St. Ajax 683-6126 root and seed formation; potassium for stem growth and disease protection; and nitrogen which converts to protein as food for the plants. Dionne advises now is the time to apply this winter's compost to your garden. It's best to tum some of it into the soil now, and use the rest for top -dressing when plants Steve Smith Carpentry Ltd. Contracting Eat. 1979 Complete home & office remodelling. General improvements At additions. Wall units & cabinets. Free standing & built in. Quality workmanship at rc.iu.nabic ratec. =t27-7400 begin to show above the ground. Compost for potting plants should be screened to remove coarse particles, says Dioxane. Two methods can be used with potting plants. The eas- iest is to simply top -dress them. But watering them with compost tea is excel- lent. Wrap a small ball of com- post in an old rag, and steep in cold water until the brew is the colour of tea. The compost can still be used on the garden or lawn. Your Community Newspaper Phone Numbers 837-1888 or fax 837-0260 Focus on looking and feeling young by Dr. Jacques Rusinek I'm sure that you know some people who look ten or twenty years younger than they actually M. And other people who look aged beyond their years. We can influence the way we look and feel by: DtnrnTh9alra Albna Rd Podiatry A SPICEY COMEDY Rusts until Jutta 29 Book stow, 06ftst+IGrtp w St N*v salttrdalr m 18 L1 472.3085 J - Limiting exposure to ultravi- olet radiation (sunlight) which damages skin and causes wrin- kles. and certain types of cancer. - Increasing physical activities such as swimming, walking or t'ai chi. - Drinking 6-8 glasses of water per day to help flush out toxins that can prey age your Cells. - Supplemendon with antioxi- dants, such as vitamin IF, beta- cuoiene, vamm C, pycoogenol, and selenium which sot as 6ce- radical scavenger. Free-radicala are unstable molewles and ions that are thought to close disease ave pmame Wig. ANWaiiiants limit flee damaging e6ectt of See radicak bblatanis has reoeied a lot of posit W pros Meir h is a bor- mooe that is produced in the pineal ghmd is the btAin. As we AM the amount of cirmlalting meislooin a twinned. Watomn is responsible for the restful sleep that we remember having as a child. Melatonin is also a very powerful anti -oxidant which may help to prevent certain cancers and may help to slow the aging process. Unfortunately, mela- Wain has not been approved as a supplement and it is therefore dif- ficult to purchase. Neverdreless, the writer has been taking mela- tonin for several month& Simple measures such as set- ting aside time for family and allocating time for relaxation and fm is a good way to redone stave Laughter is an euential ingredient to a gBatity li elayle and is a good way to semai young at bears. Dr JacQpu Ruda&it a CAW - Proctor sad wapwctwist pw- aciq ar 92 Ckwrk Shed Sank, as Pickering Village. If you kart a has" gaawn„ cost can write so Dr. Rxnix& do skit newq* PA I R 0 lhLDI I INo & SON M DIRECTORS .,Prearranged & Prepaid a � Funeral Planning Available vti Brock Road Chapel, ENQUIRIES 1057 Brock Road, PICKERING PLEASE CALL (Just south of 401) (905) 686-5589 1 'R','E'7, . ,Ts rv..; 3: .; •,_ or p.. ... R'TtgXA, .:'n• 1{ np, ".3" l .,. . t4" I ... ... Passion, style and purpose with Acura's The passion for the road I never left Acura engineers ?if legendary line of cars in designing their lineup of the 1 I Their inspiration for I motor car creations that automobiles. 1 excellence has resulted in blend purpose and passion; elegance and unbridled power. Welcome to Acura. 1P RATES $44.95p/h 7 The car company's 1996 lineup includes the ever LUBE OIL & FILTER popular Integra series, i l5 • 9 5 Limited Gime only available in the Coupe and Includes oil, filter & fast reliable service Sedan. The Integra cars FRONT BRAKES REAR BRAKES offer timeless style and $99.95 $89.95 affordability with com- l`Io.t cars *Mosr Cars Includes Installation pelling power (the Coupe Includes Installation NEW PADS, MACHINE: DRUMS, GS -R bans out 170 h g p) MACHINE ROTORS REAR SHOES and a package of comfort (Reg $200X) extra) (Reg f;) extra)check.ng checking .,f flex lines. and safety features inelud- of all components. Ing independant double - W., — • Rayly wishbone suspension, dual air -bags (SRS), side - impact door beams, power - assisted rack rack-and-pin- ion steering and leather - trimmed interior (SE). Al so m uxup is the p Acura TL series, replacing G the Vigor. With the TL line - e O VALUE up, Acura engineers have CHALLENGE No Charge Air Conditioning- elevated the concept of $soo Consumer Rebate* purposeful design into an Automatic Transmission Neon brat; the competition with NO -CHARGE AIR art form, with a demanding 2.0 Litre 132 HP Engine CONDITIONING and $500 REBATE among 20 grwt value features. Power Steering eye on aesthetics, style and AMS stereo VA L. U E GOLDKey ++ substance. Power Front Disc Brakes Dual Air Bags / 1' The aerodynamic exteri- Side Impact Bearns a maOi br 30 motq�s plu Great Fuel Economy 13 998* 1 ggt ��� «yx or houses a spirited power r aauw.n aaea� ane S.41ilOokm b gyp" �� 8.4U100kmcityw � � our No Cab Forward Design 14" Wheels/Pull Wbeel Covers Variable Intermittent Wipets Remote Decklid Release Tinted Glass Wide Stance Firm Suspension Floor Mats - Front a Rat Spacious Interior Premium Sound InsuLatian Great Gold Key Lease Rata Dare to compare! Talke the Neon Value ( at Maclutosb Chrysler! © CANADA �ar°"°rapre H.ai plant (up to 200 hp) and the automatic transmission features Grade Logic Control. There's also a host of safety features and an interior that is an oasis of serenity. In short, the TL series is a portrait of sophistication. Also revamped this year is the Acura RL, replacing the Legend. The RL fea- tures a powerful 3.5 litre V6 that puts out 210 hp, a 4 -speed automatic trans- mission with lock-uo torque converter and appointments like automat- ic climate control, one - touch power sunroof with privacy glass, leather trim, heated front seats and anti- theft features. Brand new to Acura this year is the CL, a stylish beauty with a 2.2 litre engine that effortlessly captures Acura's spirit of touring sedans. Rounding out the lineup is a car that may be syn- onomous to Acura, an auto- mobile that Acura engi- neers admit may not be for everyone. Not for the faint-hearted, anyway. The NSX-T is a thing of beauty, with breathless style (look again, it's not a Ferrari or a Maserati) and absolute eye-popping power. Created with the engi- neering acumen that comes from a proud racing her- itage, the NSX-T is pow- ered by a 3 -litre, 24 -valve, V-6 engine with VTEC, producing an incredible 270 hp. The car also has a Drive -by -Wire throttle sys- tem, 210 lbs -ft torque, Traction Control system and leather -trimmed 4 -way power seats, all on a light- weight aluminum unit- body - Bring yourpassion for driving and your eye for style to your Acura East dealer (on Bayly Street in Ajax, just east of Westney) for a look at the 1996 Acura lineup.4 Do, however, try to keep your emotions under con- trol. U ° a i I*WS :+v\+Xi::'v:i::{:�:::j;i:;r-v .:............ ............. Call your friendly sales representative (905) 837-1888 PC A N N 10 0O O. 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Thom Arnold, a Pickering they stand behind it." dealers sell a complete 1 Triumph in the movie). But in and in the U.S. six out of ten locksmith and long time Harley These days, it seems that a Harley clothing and reality, the average buyer of a new bikes in the large displace- rider explains: "You could try lot of Harley Davidsons are sories: everything from EXPERIENCE VALUE, SAFETY, TOUGHNESS, VERSATILITY AND SELECTION... 0i ILIA 1=4191111 k7h d Lp `96 F -SERIES 'XLS'- AT A NEW LOWER PRICE! FEATURES * „ • S.OL 200 hp VS Engine • Automatic Transmission • Air Conditioning • Cruise ControMit-Steering • AM/FM Stereo Cassette • 133 Long Wheelbase $ 259 • Two -Tone Paint PER MONTH • Chrome -Steel Wheels AFTER Z4 • Argent Rear -Step Bumper $144 ' MONTH LEASE a• r CASHBACK , $1,SW DOWNPAYMENT • Tachometer • Headliner and Insulation Package At"R $1,W0 LEASE CASH DED�D �N Aj "FORD F -SERIES IS CANADA'S BEST SELLING TRUCK!" 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FORALM M1Mm $11500* ON ALL'% RANI o • ' ,•"••r IN 6 SEE YOUR ONTARIO FORD AND MERCURY DEALERS LIMITED TIME OFFER! ®® Ll •a:a•mMe 'f 19.995 fined on new 19% F 150 'RLS' 4a1 mgda ub wM P E P SUA Pad%e Pone .dudes 51.000 ushbad." 3159 mOmNy lease paymem basica on 14 lose Man Fad Cndt a wAkW Mad knees, on appmued cess (1.500 donnpaynn- fake $1.000 lease cash (1160 l a trade fase mash's paymem and secumy Oeposrt re9ueM f30,995 basad an rare t9% Eayone'RLS' wwh P E P W No uslbd aeankbte on pedk a Eiptaen 113%momNy kale pat^sem based an 24a wel lase from Fad Cast a ." stall lnlees on apptowd uedt $3.110 dwwPry �s m trade yew-aleat plus teal month's payment and accost' depose reared ISWI ushbttf on new'% Bongos applies a Fuses only Olkn eadude Mead (F -Serres - SM and E.P1wer - $780). kwe, nauanu and aY appMub4 taxes GST payable 0n tu8 amara d padwe prate a lease donpapnes before WAKk :dedcaed (a hbaos mat be sgad bark n dhder Sane candoom and mkape nestrietr0m apply to a1lease ofkn (ashpad m Spmg Seal -W Ewm ^viable on poduses 0Ny lunged tune otkn OeYn may sd and kvse la len lee Oealee br salols Osura FFFD1 P 0 Im 1000.Oandle. Oman) t61 SH state- mance carburetors to T-shirts motor- and coffee mugs. You can even be rid- buy Harley brand beer in the Harley U.S. Harley's name and logo r -mar- are fiercely protected and orized recently, their corporate ine of lawyers even attempted to scares- patent the V -Twin motor's dis- perfor- tinctive sound. Jay Bretherick, Sales Manager of Ab's Motorcycle Shop in Oshawa says, "We've sold most of our '96 models and have 15 deposits already for the '97 year as there can be up to a year's wait for some models. We also have several deposits for the year 2003 which is Harley Davidson's 100th Anniversary and there will be special commemorative models available." When you buy a new Harley, you get a year's free member- ship in HOG, which stands for Harley Owner's Group. HOG is the largest factory sponsored organization in the world, with 280,000 members world wide! Canada boasts 87 chapters, 15,000 members, and Durham — with over 90 memt)ers -- is the largest chapter in Canada. Jay has already signed up 11 new members this year. Benefits include roadside assis- tance, a newsletter listing spe- cial events and rides, and a "fly and ride" program where mem- bers are guaranteed a rental Harley at their destination. HOG is a huge supporter of charities such as Muscular Dystrophy and the Ride for Sight, as well as local toy dri- ves and food drives. "Last year, a one day Poker Run in Oshawa attracted over 80 rid- ers and raised over $850 for the Oshawa food bank," says Jay. The entry level Sportster has an 883 cc engine and retails for a reasonable $7899, while the most popular model the Heritage Softail, goes for a cool $20 thoa Harkys bold their resale `►aloe incredibly wrA- if you can fad a used one -At tile, eupect to pay top bUCk. -Imitation is the sincerest of floery and every Jape a manofactorex has been boilding Harley clones Siam the early '80e. But they ham't come done to Capdtr- irtg die Harley mystique. Please remember that, yes, there are some ,jeft who ride motorcycles, just at there am jerb on snowmobiles and jests who drive Volvos. But talk to a Harley rider about Iia bare and - .. you'll be pleaaeutly surprised. They're good people. I l' The MacPherson strut is not a Scottish The shock absorbers are — front end dives on brak- — bottoming out with a does it bounce two or three maintain road handling. See there to absorb shock, right? ing; thump on a bump. times? If it bounces, your your local suspension profes- Seems obvious. Actually, it's — rear end sags on acceler- Or try this simple test. Walk shocks and struts probably sionals for the best advice. If the springs in your suspension ation; around your car and push need replacement. you plan to tow boats or trail - system that absorb the shocks — bouncing or chattering down sharply on each comer. Car Care Canada recom- ers, don't be afraid to upgrade. from bumps on the road. The on bumpy roads or washboard; 1 Does it rebound smoothly, or I mends replacement in pairs to I Replacement systems are shock absorbers act as o P O N N dance Z available with air adjustments, v so that you can vary the stiff-! ness of the suspension when -S you're towing, and keep your - headlights (and your wheels) on the road. dampers to stop the car from LN bouncing. And what is a MacPherson7 V _ - CtWN strut, anyway. In the 1980s, 4 _ __ g W while cars were getting small-– er, lighter and more fuel effi- cient, there was less and less room for the traditional short N l� and long arm (SLA) suspen- 1� sion systems, especially with the increasing number of front wheel drive cars. The 1 MacPherson strut is the single integrated unit that incorpo- rates both a shock absorber and a coil spring. It is the most SHOCKINGLY LOW PRICES! common front end suspension. Most people think of their suspension system, if they– think about it at all, as a way of providing a smooth ride A over a bumpy road. In fact, that's only half the story, and , probably the less important half. Suspension systems are . ■ ' O engineered into a car. Their O main purpose is to keep all ,Ce four wheels on the road, with ecial an even distribution of weightndai is overloaded a'r� NEW Spring The objective is steering and ing Hyo Elaincras and Sonatas Plusl _-- ride control. Without that con- allocations of Accents, trade-ins from our trol, your car would roll from 'WC�ttovt'tloaded with lace��t" Saes Event! ,d_bceing "T.est side to side on cornering. e of the - would be all over the place onI'ak+e adv, t bumpy roads, and would lose nCtfi g Save While braking and steering control. a t SS When we say suspensionc:�r _ system, we mean "system." All the parts work together, with each other and with the steering and braking systems of your vehicle. If the suspen- sion system is worn, it could - -4. 'LL BEAT ABSOLUTELY ALL DEAI OFFERED BY ALL COMPETITORS! No Matter What the Advertised Price! Zero Down? $49 a Week? $169 A Month? 'LL BEAT 'EM AW 5 YEAR/100,000 KM WARRANTY 24 HOUR ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE o , w Includes: - fuel delivery service W flat tire changing lock -out service – - towing service W H HWY. cost you plenty in seemingly ' m I U IBAYLY ST. I I 3 unrelated repairs: tires, • $99 KNGSTDN RD. 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AIP.31/1 Ad1.3115 soul" 92= cum L GW= CON10an omM SWF, 52, ST. Nis SWM, 24, 1esdlea bull, 165bt.. Woo hair, hiss cps, ear humiormss at tiaras, MlI&I it =4 G0NO$�Wal. sndd%pow Sets ca� M,IL kelioaft WL house SM. Adl#2707 SF, for v 1, ' AI1.11a nwtaa ARTW rlrtdtoass SINK, 214 F. dnk wa4F treks dark SM It saes d Mwmal oFls dw411ila a/bww► 6100 khft aesb eWHookire SF LM LCM NAt 1My sAtt N" SWM; 21, Tommi WipeL M"�av dues, Sob OWWAble SF. AWAW WORLD Of ART VW 414k alp all SINK 2e, V. 01* heibyea, toad bolo, saw serlploI Will. Bet M1i4 at door acd4bs, MWAK sola SF Ad/.9h47 APM OU Goodloolft 0111M SWM, 29, Stt-, 16011IL, dark tit Me opo, 400awd. arjoys O"Waft P Il 44tapu M 404t SF AINAIMS LU M LOOK TOB Sbndw SWM, 31k 51r. brash W. blue eyes, employed, sop *Oft tmnic, odwirg h* °Ape. 11e SF, to she "ft on Wk Ad1.64N WAM MONXIMT SM 31, 5'11-, 170bL, ewjW WOWoa d- �Lsmring ban Od 41131PP llO. sit I SF, for bg-bmtr-11' tip AWMW ne1i1 gas Ski, 35, bright, w@1Wd bisla4 Mfr WAV SF. AM.6M7 IFAIR A NIMM11t SAM. M35.Mr.136bL mine am waft ■o4rat sporb, mob SRT ABOtm CROWDS SMk*5 r. 165ba., shod dW"hWs&% lean Celft OO cpft �SFA' WANTS LRDr11 T GAL SWM, 3L Stn. 1751m. auburn Mil. bless oyes, good humored, 446you1o1o�lan111ckrd p r. wyoys $ikiWAaaM SCT Ad1.9616 y` RARDWOMM sWM. V. 57.16011tis., blord hair, b0iaef bikktg ,gamer 66 spa- Nxies:' ad nbtwd wkabbb sF. Ado 9176 MATT A MM 7S�IO0F1 k 49, S6'.175bL, brown haw dirtier lisle ba4sb01. Ao%' a" Yw s; anis. DINdhat DI�►IIAgkK '+ 11M 8 ME FSummer ALLSAFE. S eClal L Inquire about our regular costs ;Deductable 2d-27125 hour classroom -13 lessons in car G1 licence waiting time 8 months 'Approved try MTO / OSL ! CPDEA se Tax 428-1 %17 Maximum Insurance J Discounts Driving School 0 Moving S 8r B DRIVING SCHOOL -Pull Course $259.00 - 10 Lessons $150.00 -4 Lessons and test $105.00 Free pick-up & drop-off. Maximum Insurance Discount Approved by MT OSL DSAO (416) 287-3060 WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE FREE towing for scrap, used or abandoned caro & trucks. 1 hr.pick, TOP PRICES PAID, UP TO5500 (416) 281-3499 A&A TOWING Scrap Cars & Trucks Wanted We pay cash 15045000 30 MINUTE SERVICE Call Anytime 686-5003 or X105--06-52;4 Experienced CROSS MOVERS Bargain rates, homes, offices, apt., etc. Piano moving. Packing available. 416-423-0239 416-286-5513 411 MOVE BIG OR SMALL WE PRICE THEM ALL FREE ESTIMATES Seniors discount. Short Notice moves. Pianos & appliances moved. Comparable rates. (416) 432-2850 14WO-263-5863 HARRY O THE MOVER House For Rent 7 Autos E Financial 1993 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX LE W. m ' FULLY LOADED Power windows, air, tilt, cruise, am/fm cass., tinted windows, rally wheels, new tires & brakes. Call 905-831-5396 or ONLY $10, 5 00 Rob 905-837-1888 Big, Bright bedroom in large modern home. $385 per month includes all utilities Call Ken 416 756-0423 BIG GARAGE SALE everything must go Sat.24th & Sun.25th 7:30 to 7:30 506 Rougemount Dr. (off llwy 2) RAIN OR SHINE CREDIT • NOT A PROBLEM Everyone qualifies, 1980 - 86 cars. Lease To Own. From $275 down on U.I.C. / W.C.B./M.A. No inter- • est, no credit check. 570034 Ontario Ltd., 1976 Notion Rd. 686-7428 35 ft. Park Trailer Sleeps 6. Well Maintained & furnished. New awning, barbeque and more. No GST. Lake front lot. Best location in Ontario Located in Peterborough. (Bridgenorth) $7000.00 Call 686-6672 No UP FRONT 4VFEE$ Loans, Lines of Credit, Bank Turn Downs, Lowest Possible Rates, First Time Home Buyers Please call ROBERT BROWN or VALERIE LAWSON (905) 428-8424 ...At Johnston & Cook Garage For Rent 3 Bay Garage for Rent. Hoist, Car sales, 10 vehicles Busy Street & reasonable price. John 683-2977 • .i DTS (DIVERSIFIED TECHNICAL SERVICES) Call Vic Ga 839-6119 for all your computer peripheral repair & cabling. Repairs for all models of printers and monitors. Free pick-up and delivery in the Durham area. • •Aad A tl1•[1! tL11lrT tf TMS TOUt • • • To be matched instantly withAte.. mrsen SF 25.5'. GWF. 37, 57. maygo•g, w%hPoM �-.,To listen to area singles describe singles and to place your FR°`°"' "` °'°` °`°"' "es, w"°''a carrowscomwhar f"ow- « n,arreL �. a fW% o mow themselves or respond to ads Call 1-800-678-3051 ECall 1-900-451-4882 EXt.72 rr•. cr.,e ham. omndl. sv b< � >n wklaorwMlq. Ads.9t61 Aiacaa SWF, 311, 125«., alwrn CALL M bk lug boon aya, gw4 fml•. er minute / Empbyd SVW. 26. 5. 105bs.. w�• employed. tones Oini9 • • Hours / day! blonds Aar. blue • ea. heeWas, dw- CI^9. wail, morias • a1 lads d 6tgt woks seeks harlot c•rwAdarK : ..: . Ads 9747 Fem4da Seeking Call r-900-451-4882 En 72 F T1." 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IF 0 -.w* a good serve of Minor. Ads.1*5 IV a COOL A PRRIOLT IaDf Dalastiorw4 rorr141dc SWF, 36._ Sit Tt■>GS A 1Mi LR p01YSIMGATIY[ somewhat iw11or•rbd Ymdq SBf SS. 122tw. Proem laihyeL SMIF SS. t70bs., rapone Fun, olgong SWM, 25. 67. AaracM SWM. 31.511'. 1600s, 21L 57. 125ia.. dart amomeol wwo r•adrg suspense nwpwi•s in1p6yb alloys teasing taoYeq 2DO1bL, town Aar. ham am lase Mod Aha. Grown eyes. minas• 4n wiva ervgrs M-9 darts torr rock A md, wMiq Rahn. raw noon. log walla. seeks har1.4 now a aa„4a„s rMo1a campur4s oche ham ik open. so- 1110- soo "was ir"698 K, look4lg nrwrornwl040pe Pr•' 900648w" SM, b shoe lone oar ac�� nbrMt. M albrack". shm, amacws SM. wb good values, l4red Ads.6949 WMA TO WAII PROM TON sob SF. AM.1947 hrnorout x.9730 AINAM 33RAW11111111ORWARD «see Aerator•, awry wssygorg WWWF. CLONlRBO 1 AF Sl9ff h -*w en�Dya4 w1oSBF. 40, ST, block 56. 120be., •at - same d ouiet at b1 sWtd, 25, 5T, EasjApig SWM. 31, 5't0•. Fun, ou" SWF. 2e, 5'S. T4 honor. semFw`ad, •aloha dine. 175bL, «loco hi, Mrel ops, 140bL, aubum hR blue eyes. 125eL. Made t. gown ". a' kaaksl10/ TV wOiNp roving, M nraic. M outdo M sob wrrpbr•4 imisys " , I slow IrPoWrksp�suotslltt d wale, model Opp bins Itatob0dw sill. kcal 4-a A seeks rwia sitaw to,rel �� tarad4w soar phare, nobs mob 1100000ft .95794 rare. seeks b SF. ON SM Ads 61N SooF 34J2 Ads 2160 vary � SF AWASH Ad/ DeCOL TO CALL b0. walcAinp tsubd, seeks Isar !ll�fANTLT !L1>t1 POLb SM. Ads.9117 FesYDatl �P>d SWF, 46, SS, L kw TO JOQ 1rQT _ 31. M 0000 TO It «noon rain, bb gym KOM croRL FuMo1 iq ki4tdo SW. 59 511'. SWM 27. i S-, been kat bkr 160bL, broom k�rdiyes, erss- SWF. 29.51'. 100ba. Pols. ft g4dM� �dq misk aoalitp 140bL' Mundt hr. b- soot >ryo 4o0goitp yin bksg aft harm komseL W1o1 pad, er00bFe441jop ertcig +�. mob>nw,tre 4apopd Ittwloairp s" "a d-4 book owrwiwi -04-a4ljoys -P% w -ft .0.skakwtL w drraw4 maks kuoras, sin SM. 511 sines ln1Iw41L AM l712 ="V komel kwiG sM i � mob 164 kubm• SF Ad#Wi sibws SF AM AN fa DoT! SW mom. 306 Sr. 110 wL Pak e Aaic 1110014000, aapssp, cIMP ft a" den: d cis W" wM 1101' elks, wde. MINN 110001 SM. A0211111111 VOO CAM DBCRIR BubMJt, ordposS1NF, 31, 5V. 0*0 Anal jrt0 all eailp o1R�. monis, aeutanwr Pot, Sub hom>L silt I SIL Ad/.tte3 MOIT lK R0MAN11C R, - -r $INF, 36, Monde bin, bkw Ms. 000H104d, W 0P bock wait. nowt. dmitg nod baseball tosets�hol SWAMS SM. Ads.7060 MISr 1R I= SINE 36. 57, 120b4., brown he"Y". a yp tt6, h marc s. 1S0 mettY auli Orr kA lonig SM. 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A0.1151 Um b hint Wash oyes, hob0ias A CASUAL GUY Wcluft 111- movies, addoor Ttwbs ft I I raaI SAM, 22.5T. aakio4s, bolatg for t' tau 11Ns.4trlpbyetf 4ljopwYtritp AdLION S� b a" M wilt mtt kwbrodq, cool SF for FiWtdMtiR wwm nota Awma ONE`MAN WOMAN MATCO M IRI SOF, 49, 5r. 140«0., Pod- SWM, 23, 6', spied hok m tp, humored, kn-loritq. commurns- RaPI - 'r Bw apolar, h4np a ore Wyop Wft reddrg, since good tint mob krntt goodlook- eg 4441wp I 1 0. dMH"1 t ig SF, la MWtdtltlp ntay04 snow SM, will wmiar idtwslt. AIP.31/1 Ad1.3115 soul" 92= cum L GW= CON10an omM SWF, 52, ST. Nis SWM, 24, 1esdlea bull, 165bt.. Woo hair, hiss cps, ear humiormss at tiaras, MlI&I it =4 G0NO$�Wal. sndd%pow Sets ca� M,IL kelioaft WL house SM. Adl#2707 SF, for v 1, ' AI1.11a nwtaa ARTW rlrtdtoass SINK, 214 F. dnk wa4F treks dark SM It saes d Mwmal oFls dw411ila a/bww► 6100 khft aesb eWHookire SF LM LCM NAt 1My sAtt N" SWM; 21, Tommi WipeL M"�av dues, Sob OWWAble SF. AWAW WORLD Of ART VW 414k alp all SINK 2e, V. 01* heibyea, toad bolo, saw serlploI Will. Bet M1i4 at door acd4bs, MWAK sola SF Ad/.9h47 APM OU Goodloolft 0111M SWM, 29, Stt-, 16011IL, dark tit Me opo, 400awd. arjoys O"Waft P Il 44tapu M 404t SF AINAIMS LU M LOOK TOB Sbndw SWM, 31k 51r. brash W. blue eyes, employed, sop *Oft tmnic, odwirg h* °Ape. 11e SF, to she "ft on Wk Ad1.64N WAM MONXIMT SM 31, 5'11-, 170bL, ewjW WOWoa d- �Lsmring ban Od 41131PP llO. sit I SF, for bg-bmtr-11' tip AWMW ne1i1 gas Ski, 35, bright, w@1Wd bisla4 Mfr WAV SF. AM.6M7 IFAIR A NIMM11t SAM. M35.Mr.136bL mine am waft ■o4rat sporb, mob SRT ABOtm CROWDS SMk*5 r. 165ba., shod dW"hWs&% lean Celft OO cpft �SFA' WANTS LRDr11 T GAL SWM, 3L Stn. 1751m. auburn Mil. bless oyes, good humored, 446you1o1o�lan111ckrd p r. wyoys $ikiWAaaM SCT Ad1.9616 y` RARDWOMM sWM. V. 57.16011tis., blord hair, b0iaef bikktg ,gamer 66 spa- Nxies:' ad nbtwd wkabbb sF. Ado 9176 MATT A MM 7S�IO0F1 k 49, S6'.175bL, brown haw dirtier lisle ba4sb01. Ao%' a" Yw s; anis. DINdhat DI�►IIAgkK '+ 11M 8 Fem4da Seeking Call r-900-451-4882 En 72 F T1." Os► vaiwn QuALnT Tm AMchaiale SwF, 16, St'. 1Mb&, ow d• Aar. blue "W •nppa wed• ^9. -am plM1Y pwo. sestp mnpasworaw cawq 51L Boa► Agan AM -W4 ART a MSUM SF, 16, 5r, h&49wnd, alwdwr, Nova � =1 Ads SW 511.44.30, aro 11da. 9W A {1611 MVSTW SF, 16, Sr. U1,60w4 0p0umild Oct AMINK "" WANK art Pias. WOMM ooOgsIL10. morg SNA Ads.5112 WANE! TDR Lo1R SWF. 21X 5Tr, 143bL. bop Malde hair. Mrs Mt. ewlpbyd 4p1 sinBrwP, d>natg, et0slr0 waiq, soakirtP kirW, lolrtrp, tltsstorlq SM, for kisRdlkip ponbb wle, li WW. Adt.4171 ROdRST AND CARRIG SWF, 20, Sr, 1211110L, «norm Aai *w k orors, halest, esw$ 1. 4liop Ilk I now saw" soft esgpo % pesi4a SM. Ads.4244 WND AND CRAZY SWF, 21, average height wily d dy-0lade hi, sin, adrankaous. to mein, p oksmial. 41141$ at sM. 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M35.Mr.136bL mine am waft ■o4rat sporb, mob SRT ABOtm CROWDS SMk*5 r. 165ba., shod dW"hWs&% lean Celft OO cpft �SFA' WANTS LRDr11 T GAL SWM, 3L Stn. 1751m. auburn Mil. bless oyes, good humored, 446you1o1o�lan111ckrd p r. wyoys $ikiWAaaM SCT Ad1.9616 y` RARDWOMM sWM. V. 57.16011tis., blord hair, b0iaef bikktg ,gamer 66 spa- Nxies:' ad nbtwd wkabbb sF. Ado 9176 MATT A MM 7S�IO0F1 k 49, S6'.175bL, brown haw dirtier lisle ba4sb01. Ao%' a" Yw s; anis. DINdhat DI�►IIAgkK '+ 11M 8 ih r "bW �---j Yd, k A man's house is the theatre of his hospitality, ., the seat of his self -fruition and -the comfortablest ;part of his own life." Sir Henry Woton dd Elements of Architecture" (1624) N Z Z 3.% C :t 0 w N JUST LEFT 6 Sul TIES AT THEA AKERS 11` LAKESIDE SUITES WITH LARGE TERRACES IN AJAX THREE BEDROOMS UP TO 21612 SO. FT. ALSO AVAILABLE IEDIRIFSAV"l-" ✓ Pp to $30,000* in savings Sales Office Hours: includes: Sat. & Sun. 12 p.m.-5p.m. • Reduced Prices Mon.-Thurs. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. • 1 year free maintenance Closed Friday • 1 year free taxes ✓ Great Location! (905) 619,,5800 ✓ Enjoy the luxury of living by the water! Z=,, ified purchasers - Rates w,te t to change notices E. & O.E. See Sales Representative fo lett tails Prices and specifications chda change without notice. E. & O.E. TODAY'S DISCOUNTED WWWWWWWWR I' - MOOR RATE G%'* 4 - ., .'.. •hAi".. ..: :-o . ..'' q: rQ;vat+.YaeWi .�':, 4r. i..+-..�. 1. . If - THURSDAY, MAY 23 Leadership Training Course at Kinark Child A Family Services, 1916 Dundas Street East from 6:30-9:30 p.m. Prerequisite is a familiarity d: empathy with the Dreilnrs phi- losophy of parenting. Cost: $80 for six sessions. Pre -registration required. Further information, call Family Education Resource Centre, (905) 433-0386, ext. 316. ReCAP (Residential Con- senxation Assistance Program) is holding a Spring Home Tune-up seminar at the Arts Resource Centre (located behind Oshawa City Hall) from 7-9 p.m. in the Green Room. Cost is $5; seats are limited, call ahead to reserve. Next seminar is on May 23. For more information, call (905) 571-7227. Durham Environmental Network (DEN) is meeting at Durham College, Lecture Hall C 113 from 7:30 p.m. Find out how to improve your company's bottom line with the latest 3R (reduce, reuse recycle) opportu- nities. For more information, contact Gail Lawlor, (905) 509- 3156. FRIDAY, MAY 24 Serenity Group - 12 Step Recovery Meeting at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston ,Road, Pickering from 8 p.m. This group meets every Friday and deals with additions of all types. For more information, call Jim, (905) 428-9431 (evenings). SATURDAY, MAY 25 Canadian Organization for Tropical Education and Rain Forest Conservation (a mgis- tered Canadian charity) is plan- ning a fundraising garage sale to be held at the farm of Marilyn Cole, Sideline 22 (one block west of Brock Road), north of Taunton Road. Everything from records to appliances will be available, as well as home bak- ing. The Canadian Industrial Innovation Centre is holding a Financing New Ventures Workshop for Inventors and Entrepreneurs at Scarborough YMCA (Hwy 401 dt McCowan Road, Scarborough. To register, call 1-800-2654559. Whitevale Spring Festival, "A Family Day in the Country." Come on out - there's loot to do and see...pony rides, face paint - in& craft market, giaru BBQ. Pig zoo, displays and demonstrations to name a few. Heidooms Discovery Day frau 11 a•m• - 5 p•m• at The Station Gallery, Heavy & Victoria Streets. Whitby. Being your treasures and questions. Verbal appraisal fees for fine art and decorative art objects: $7.50 per item (Gallery rs emberk $10 per item (non-member). Discount over three items. Mose information, call (905) 668- 4185. Register by May 25 for a Grief Support Group for those who have experienced the death of a parent, partner friend or child within the past 12 months. Meeting at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital, 3rd Floor. West Wing, Mental Health Outpatient Departn"t on June I 1 from 6-7 p.m. Limited number of spaces. Application forms available from Sue Fyfe, (905) 428-5262 or McEachnie Funeral Home, (905) 428-8488. The Writers' Circle of Durham Region presents a workshop, "How to Have Fun and Make Good SSS Writing for Web Sites," at The Toronto School of Business, 1450 Kingston Road, Pickering, from 9 - 11 am. Reservations only; call (905) 686-2085. The Canada Africa Youth Action (CAYA) is sponsoring a one day conference, "Mini- mizing Mountains of Materials and Waste," in Scarborough on May 25. For more information, contact Dr. Evans Enyolu, (905) 420-9924. SUNDAY, MAY 26 Do you have a problem breathing? The third annual "All About Asthma Fair — Clean Air Now, What You C.A.N. Do" will be held from 12 noon - 4 p.m. in the HMS Ajax Room at the Ajax Community Centre. Learn some surprising facts and what the symptoms are. For more information on this FREE event, call the Durham Lung Association, 436-1046 or the Respiratory Therapy Depart- ment of the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital, (905) 683- 2320, ext. 489. Inter -denominational memor- ial service at 2 p.m., Thornton Cemetery, 1200 Thornton Road, Oshawa. Admission is FREE. For more information, call Rod Pentz, (905) 579-6787. The Ontario Healers Network is hosting an Open House from 1-4 p.m. at Rosefield Community Centre, 1975 Rosefield Road, Pickering. For more information, call Julie Ditta, 837-5032. Rouge Valley Nature Walk at 1:30 p.m. Meet at Twyn Rivers Drive, past second bridge - the former Caper Valley Ski Hill. Come see the wild flowers of the lower Rouge Valley. For more information, call 282- 9983. TUESDAY, MAY 28 a The Amnesty International N Pickering -Ajax Group will meet at a. 9:30 a.m. in the Pickering Village f United Church, 300 Church Street. • For information. call 683-8019. WEDNESDAY, MAY 29 2 The final of three information evenings on cancer will be held at CS 7:30 p.m. in the Oshawa Public Library on Bagot Street. Guest �tw speaker is Dr. Richard 0 Hasselback. Admission is FREE. 0 Everyone is welcome. For more t information, call Hearth Place, (905) 5794833. for 8 weeks rn duration •--�•-���� _ :.:. :. • • • •. r. • • • • r • r • • r •.• s. . • ¢_• • -•» a - i. -x. ♦ 0 f ♦1 • • t •'.•!+• •. ` •�•.. , • s ♦ s . e ! ! f Y • • • ♦ 1 t • r 3.-u,.x a e 1 • • • • • • • 1 • v ♦'► • • 1 • • • 1 • • 1 1 1 .• • • • • • • a • a • a - • • a • a . • • a ♦ r ♦ • • • • • • r • • • . • • • •... •.• r.• i i . .`i•� s � � ! / • ♦ ♦ • • ♦ • • / •r♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ 1 i . .�iv �i--__7_ T7 • 990 All brick Bungaki"s and 3 Store- Homes From 1142 sq.ft, to 27(31) sq. fL Canada Brick � �2 The Real McCo; TRECa. NLAPLERU �N H • () �1 Treo, Ruji l.ia#Eted t'a'il t", and Spt-tttitittimvt uhjf-cl to c#Eang %4itholst notice. F & f),I-.l April. 1994> sales Rvpx-(-,wtsta6Nv f4ir more Details xt rr 990 All brick Bungaki"s and 3 Store- Homes From 1142 sq.ft, to 27(31) sq. fL Canada Brick � �2 The Real McCo; TRECa. NLAPLERU �N H • () �1 Treo, Ruji l.ia#Eted t'a'il t", and Spt-tttitittimvt uhjf-cl to c#Eang %4itholst notice. F & f),I-.l April. 1994> sales Rvpx-(-,wtsta6Nv f4ir more Details G .,�. tor� r bungalow designs to complement their fine _, collection of detached homes in Pickering. #Look around and compare. You'll find that our homes are far superior in features and materials than anyone else in the area. 9'ceilings on main floors *Santa Fe "Open Concept" kitchen designs with breakfast bars • Ceramic floors in foyer, powder room, all bathrooms, laundry room, kitchen as per plan from a wide selection of vendor samples M -Decorative ornamental columns • Gas fired forced air high efficiency furnace • Custom designed kitchen cabinets by PARIS KITCHENSAND MUCH MORE J I.J. 3{ NR'4'+M�Mr rwlF w/,y�ppe3 :BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOWS k7tOM� i Hours: Mon. - Fri. 11- 8 p.m. Sat., Su. & Holidays 11 - 6 p.m. Visit our model homes at Rosebank Dr. south of Finch, +++� or go to the New Home information Centre located at the corner of Brock Rd. and Hwy 2. Entrance off Finch Ave just West of Brock For more information call , 905-427-5559 ca Pnces and apedtintiow are subject to chansr without rutin. E k O. E. aaa aa� For 1509 Sq. Ft. )PISPERI D� y' !NA The Cherrywood, 1884 Sq. Ft. $199,900 r — 4ty FINCH AYE. HOSE Y N zz W SHEPPARD AVE. to W W ~ =.. HWY 2 Rai iKw.$Tm X401 J I.J. 3{ NR'4'+M�Mr rwlF w/,y�ppe3 :BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOWS k7tOM� i Hours: Mon. - Fri. 11- 8 p.m. Sat., Su. & Holidays 11 - 6 p.m. Visit our model homes at Rosebank Dr. south of Finch, +++� or go to the New Home information Centre located at the corner of Brock Rd. and Hwy 2. Entrance off Finch Ave just West of Brock For more information call , 905-427-5559 ca Pnces and apedtintiow are subject to chansr without rutin. E k O. E. aaa aa� For 1509 Sq. Ft. )PISPERI D� y' !NA The Cherrywood, 1884 Sq. Ft. $199,900 f 01C ALREADY 70%:�,,a�Tn�T S � ' � jj � 1 � k SOL[ JA -T � 1` The Village at the Pines offers you an incredible opportunity soy can M`OP PAYING RENT AND OWN YOUR OWN HOME WM NO STRINGS ATTACHED! It's never been easier to own. Just put up $ 1,000 and MOVE IN. During the first year in your new home, you pay occupancy costs of $1,100 a month. A portion of your monthly payments will go toward your down payment so that by the end of the year you will have built up the equity you need to experience the pride of home ownership. It's that simple. at&Ci0e7in Pickering is selling 2-. �Don't wait any longer - The village IMi The Sales Centre SEE 6 NEW take advaniage of this ncredible opportunity - DWACOUR RHY FURNISHED they're all sold oud SWO.F.W.1- - - E P �. vR -8m Pwbo" Pakwai n P Ontario, LIV 3V3 A#Y%dia Die Hotus: -Tbursday 12 noon - 8p.m. Friday; Sauadiry & Sunday 12 noon - 5pmL �410V I N 0 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vl�