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I Wednesday, June 10, 1992 72 pages A Metroland Cornrtwnity Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 700 + 50 GST = 75 cents Vol. 111 No. 24
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The Ajax -Pickering News
Advertiser has been judged one
of the best community newspa-
pers in Canada. The Canadian
Community Newspapers Asso-
ciation has honored us with a
Blue Ribbon Award for finish-
ing in the top third among the
country's non -daily, tabloid
newspapers with a circulation of
over 20,000. Other Metroland
papers won numerous awards.
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Inside the
Special Sections]
Sunday shopping 'fairly good' for stores
PICKERING - Cash registers were ringing
on a steady basis during the first weekend of
legal Sunday shopping since Christmas, sever-
al local merchants report.
"We did a fairly good business," says Gord
Hall, manager of Canadian Tire on Liverpool
Rd. "It was fairly steady. There's definitely a
lot of consumers who want to shop Sundays.
It was about what we expected."
K -Mart in the Pickering Town Centre was
School's
out for
technical
studies at
Harwood
crowded with shoppers, says manager Joe
Nielsen. Sales were up 30 per cent over the
last time the store opened Sunday, he says.
Sears, Pickering Town Centre, was also
busy. Sales compared to a good weekday, says
Mike Opzoomer. "It was a very busy Sun-
day.".
At LOEB Glendale Market Place, sales
were as brisk as they normally are on a Mon-
day, reports manager Paul Higgins. "We had a
good day; the customers all seemed upbeat. I
guess we're taking away (business) from
some of the smaller stores."
But not every grocery store drew cus-
tomers. "It didn't go well for us; 1 expected
that," says Mike Rooney of Dominion in the
Pickering Town Centre. "It's going to take
some time ... the customer needs to adjust. And
See MERCHANTS... Page A5
broad-based technology in School in Pickering Saturday. Even Premier Bob Rae attended, but there's no word if he took a
all schools from kinder- sponge bath. photo by Ron Pietroniro
garten on up, there isn't the I
same need for technological
schools," explains board Pistritto trialchair and Pickering trustee delayed t fall
Louise Farr. "All students
are having hands-on techno- PICKERING - The trial of councillor Enrico Pistrit- The court, however, noted that precedence should
logical experience." to has been re -scheduled for Nov. 16. be given to defendants who are currently in jail in con -
At present, Harwood has Mr. Pistritto, charged with personation in connec- tiection with sexual assault and murder cases.
a population of 600, but tion with the Nov. 12 municipal election, made his During a preliminary hearing earlier this year, the
that's expected to drop to sixth appearance in court Monday where, through his court imposed a publication ban on evidence given dur-
'
See iJPCl1tADING».Pace AS attomey>he requested the earliest possible trtal date. tng Mr. Ptstntto s trial.
ty mea
QAXff ns remb -- Advertise in Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser (683-5110) and Oahawa-Whitby This Week (579-4400).114,000 pressrun every Wednesdaty
...SATURDAY, JUNE 13th
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.Exhibits, demonstrations
speakers and performers'
:for expectant parents
and families of
Young children. Organized
by the childbirth,
Education Association
Of Durham.
By LINDA WHITE
Staff Reporter
DURHAM - The reg-
;
ion's two technical schools,
:"•
including Harwood Sec-
ondary School in Ajax, are
about to undergo complete
makeovers.
The Durham Board of
Education will soon ask
trustees to approve a plan
which will make Harwood
l7'[tcicLL
and General Vanier Sec-
c�
ondary School in Oshawa
non-technical high schools
beginning in September
Real Estate....._...»».. -.Pull-out
1993.
Among the reasons for
the move, according to a
Letters ......»...».....».»»»».....A6
report issued by the board,
Billboard.....»»...».»»».»»_A14
is the changing nature of
Obituaries -»»».»».»»».»».»A1?
society and future work-
force needs, and the contin-
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ued decline in enrolment at
vocational schools.
"As we move towards
crowded with shoppers, says manager Joe
Nielsen. Sales were up 30 per cent over the
last time the store opened Sunday, he says.
Sears, Pickering Town Centre, was also
busy. Sales compared to a good weekday, says
Mike Opzoomer. "It was a very busy Sun-
day.".
At LOEB Glendale Market Place, sales
were as brisk as they normally are on a Mon-
day, reports manager Paul Higgins. "We had a
good day; the customers all seemed upbeat. I
guess we're taking away (business) from
some of the smaller stores."
But not every grocery store drew cus-
tomers. "It didn't go well for us; 1 expected
that," says Mike Rooney of Dominion in the
Pickering Town Centre. "It's going to take
some time ... the customer needs to adjust. And
See MERCHANTS... Page A5
broad-based technology in School in Pickering Saturday. Even Premier Bob Rae attended, but there's no word if he took a
all schools from kinder- sponge bath. photo by Ron Pietroniro
garten on up, there isn't the I
same need for technological
schools," explains board Pistritto trialchair and Pickering trustee delayed t fall
Louise Farr. "All students
are having hands-on techno- PICKERING - The trial of councillor Enrico Pistrit- The court, however, noted that precedence should
logical experience." to has been re -scheduled for Nov. 16. be given to defendants who are currently in jail in con -
At present, Harwood has Mr. Pistritto, charged with personation in connec- tiection with sexual assault and murder cases.
a population of 600, but tion with the Nov. 12 municipal election, made his During a preliminary hearing earlier this year, the
that's expected to drop to sixth appearance in court Monday where, through his court imposed a publication ban on evidence given dur-
'
See iJPCl1tADING».Pace AS attomey>he requested the earliest possible trtal date. tng Mr. Ptstntto s trial.
ty mea
QAXff ns remb -- Advertise in Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser (683-5110) and Oahawa-Whitby This Week (579-4400).114,000 pressrun every Wednesdaty
...SATURDAY, JUNE 13th
.. .. -r .•....-•.war.,-.....:v....� � .•.. ..,•......«.•s.+
t
I
.Exhibits, demonstrations
speakers and performers'
:for expectant parents
and families of
Young children. Organized
by the childbirth,
Education Association
Of Durham.
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:Students 'deserve'
•female role models
in top positions:
education minister
DURHAM - The public school
board is "setting an example and
assuming a position of leader-
ship" by promising to make room
at the top of the ladder for
women.
So says education minister
Tony Silipo, who wrote the
GaDurham Board of Education to
announce his ministry's approval
of its employment equity policy
for women.
Trustees voiced strong opin-
ions on both sides of the policy
when it was passed in March.
Scugog trustee Bobbie Drew said
it encourages hiring and promot-
ing on the basis of gender instead
of qualifications, while Oshawa's
Audrey MacLean argued the poli-
cy "simply increases the number
of qualified candidates."
The paper follows provincial
guidelines which say 50 per cent
_0
of positions of added responsibili-
ty, such as supervisors, principals
and vice -principals, must be filled
by women by the year 2000.
(As of December 1991, women
accounted for 13 per cent of the
board's supervisory officers, 16
per cent of secondary principals,
21 per cent of elementary princi-
pals, 29 per cent of secondary
vice -principals, and 33 per cent of
elementary principals.)
The mandate also requires that
women must fill 30 per cent of
positions of added responsibility
in all other categories, as in custo-
dial and maintenance depart-
ments, by the year 2(x1).
"Students deserve to have role
models of both genders in these
positions within the school system
so that they can begin to view the
world more equitably," wrote ,Mr.
S ilipo.
BEVERLY HILLS WOMEN'�
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KATHY LOST 81 LBS. AND SAYS
"It's The Easiest Thing I've
Ever Done!"
Lose All The
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EATON'S (AJAX/PICK.)
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When Canadians
work together we cm,on the world and wn.
To succeed in todav',� world,
Canadians mint be• able to com-
pete hc•cau.se• our job, directly
depend unit. ['repaying Dorsey e,
through training will help u, to
compete and secure the pr(rirerit%
we .rant for our,.eN e•, and our
children.
1%e have to invt-t in our,el%e,
and be a country that
ves we can.
This Ontario compxany ias cap-
tured iO',- of the wxw1d r►arket
with CoreiDraw•, a :ottw are
�rapolics program for iBM and
compatihies. it e rpx)rts of its
prMucts to Eurc lie• and t1u• U.S.
and attrihutts Free Trade to the
fact that it clan e7aerate u► success -
filly fro►n Canada, losing
Ca►►adian talent and initiative.
Yes zve cat i.
We'veoft the ppQt
Canadians are succeeding
every day. Man' individual and
business successes exist... with real
benefits for individuals, the com-
munities thev live in and for
Canadian industn'.
Hundreds of Canadian compa-
nies are achieving remarkable
international success. Thev're cre-
atine; gobs, developing ne%"%' skills
and opportunities for thousands of
Canadians and creating markets
around the world for Canadian
products
The• Prosperity Initiative's
SteerilW Group is de velot4lix 11
con,;ensus-lhL4d plan of action to
tk, presented to l.aaaduaas in
Set>ternber. Canadians told its
t►at they minted to participate i.n
developing this plan of action. Wi
listened...
Through a series of
"Corr►►►►u►lity Talks". thouvands
Of people in 136 coin►nunities
across Canton haze contributed
their ideas. They talked aboltt hero
to address the clrlallen�gn, and
oppx)rtunities facing us all in Nu
arMs of ca►np►e•titiztntes� and
t urning. Then/ talked alien:t hozo
to maintain our standard of living
and secure our econornic futttre.
T 1t. -V concluded that all of its have
to play a part...and the govern-
ment is listening.
QCs CIle Ca 11.
Wt' Z'e 'ot tht' 111 111 i1/
to 1711111 o11 o111-
11000S_,�,t's.
11e hay e a ht,ton of �t Deleon
r.
CO-Oper„hon ivith other, for
orid-cla„ achievement, in
'cacekeeptn ,me•di:ineand,pace
Aploration. Vw. «ith
alNntr. goy ernmentb. ,t: adcmic
nd -A clal group, ••%orkn: to,;eth-
•r, we can achir%e pro,pvrit%
hrough international comhe•titiv e-
:tts,. But there i, one more cntical
'actor: C anada', ul;imatt• potential
icrend, on the commitment of
ndix iduaI Canadian, to he•tng
he ix -t.
f
"l lord to nuke a decision to
clange carers. l Chose to go into
computer pre *ra►►mzin1, and 1wrt
of my course w'as on -the -jos
traihinq at BC Tel wiwre 1 novo
rtki,rk as a prod ra►nner analyst.
Traininx, real)y opened up a
prontisinz>> future for ►rte in a
flttit ntatln�' industry'”
Yes zve can.
We've Qot the veovle.
It's time to tcK:us our energies
on our most important economic
challenge vet ... and prepare
ourselves for a more prosperous
future.
_
Ye s, we can!
RfVfRIVINIIIS.
�ur��`4ofrC��
PICKERING
1550 Kingston R&
420-4220
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in the
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NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAX ICK)
BRIDAL SALON (AJAX:PICK.)
'CONSUMERS DISTRIBUTING (AJAXPICK )
'COUPON CLIPPER (MAXPICK.)
DURHAM WHEELS WEST (AJAX'P!CK.)
EATON'S (AJAX/PICK.)
'FLOOR FASHION CENTRE (PICK.)
JERRY'S DRUG WAREHOUSE (, JAX,'PICK.)
'PINERIDGE GARDEN GALLERY (AJAXPICK.)
'ROBERT CASE REALTY (PICK.)
REAL ESTATE (AJAXPICK.)
'SEARS (AJAX,'PICK.)
'SHOPPERS DRUG MART fAJAX;PICK )
WHITE ROSE (AJAXPICK )
FRIDAY, JUNE 12,1992
'CANADIAN TIRE iAJAXPICK ,
MAXI DRUGS (AJAX;
•WOOLCO (AJAXPICK
' Delivered to selected households only
Ajax -Pickering k*q o ,a
I, �b,� OMMRI
When Canadians
work together we cm,on the world and wn.
To succeed in todav',� world,
Canadians mint be• able to com-
pete hc•cau.se• our job, directly
depend unit. ['repaying Dorsey e,
through training will help u, to
compete and secure the pr(rirerit%
we .rant for our,.eN e•, and our
children.
1%e have to invt-t in our,el%e,
and be a country that
ves we can.
This Ontario compxany ias cap-
tured iO',- of the wxw1d r►arket
with CoreiDraw•, a :ottw are
�rapolics program for iBM and
compatihies. it e rpx)rts of its
prMucts to Eurc lie• and t1u• U.S.
and attrihutts Free Trade to the
fact that it clan e7aerate u► success -
filly fro►n Canada, losing
Ca►►adian talent and initiative.
Yes zve cat i.
We'veoft the ppQt
Canadians are succeeding
every day. Man' individual and
business successes exist... with real
benefits for individuals, the com-
munities thev live in and for
Canadian industn'.
Hundreds of Canadian compa-
nies are achieving remarkable
international success. Thev're cre-
atine; gobs, developing ne%"%' skills
and opportunities for thousands of
Canadians and creating markets
around the world for Canadian
products
The• Prosperity Initiative's
SteerilW Group is de velot4lix 11
con,;ensus-lhL4d plan of action to
tk, presented to l.aaaduaas in
Set>ternber. Canadians told its
t►at they minted to participate i.n
developing this plan of action. Wi
listened...
Through a series of
"Corr►►►►u►lity Talks". thouvands
Of people in 136 coin►nunities
across Canton haze contributed
their ideas. They talked aboltt hero
to address the clrlallen�gn, and
oppx)rtunities facing us all in Nu
arMs of ca►np►e•titiztntes� and
t urning. Then/ talked alien:t hozo
to maintain our standard of living
and secure our econornic futttre.
T 1t. -V concluded that all of its have
to play a part...and the govern-
ment is listening.
QCs CIle Ca 11.
Wt' Z'e 'ot tht' 111 111 i1/
to 1711111 o11 o111-
11000S_,�,t's.
11e hay e a ht,ton of �t Deleon
r.
CO-Oper„hon ivith other, for
orid-cla„ achievement, in
'cacekeeptn ,me•di:ineand,pace
Aploration. Vw. «ith
alNntr. goy ernmentb. ,t: adcmic
nd -A clal group, ••%orkn: to,;eth-
•r, we can achir%e pro,pvrit%
hrough international comhe•titiv e-
:tts,. But there i, one more cntical
'actor: C anada', ul;imatt• potential
icrend, on the commitment of
ndix iduaI Canadian, to he•tng
he ix -t.
f
"l lord to nuke a decision to
clange carers. l Chose to go into
computer pre *ra►►mzin1, and 1wrt
of my course w'as on -the -jos
traihinq at BC Tel wiwre 1 novo
rtki,rk as a prod ra►nner analyst.
Traininx, real)y opened up a
prontisinz>> future for ►rte in a
flttit ntatln�' industry'”
Yes zve can.
We've Qot the veovle.
It's time to tcK:us our energies
on our most important economic
challenge vet ... and prepare
ourselves for a more prosperous
future.
_
Ye s, we can!
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1 400 over the next few years if
changes aren't introduced, she
adds.
The move follows initiatives
introduced by the provincial gov-
ernment in 1989, which break up
the traditional order of education
of junior, intermediate and senior
levels of study into the Early
Years (junior and senior kinder-
garten); the Formative Years
(Grades l to 6); the Transition
Years (Grades 7, 8 and 9); and
the Specialization Years (Grades
10 to OAC).
Beginning this September,
Grade 9 courses will be
d" d earned, which will delay the
ice of basic, general or
advanced levels of study for one
more year.
"Harwood is a basic level
school right now," notes board
Merchants
predict they
won't be busy
this Sunday
FROM PAGE Al
L* A ill adjust, mark my words."
Eaton's stores plan to open
this Sunday for the first time
since December. But Pickering
Town Centre store manager Al
Smith isn't expecting a rush. "It
isn't busy this time of year on
weekends; I don't expect it to be
very strong. Towards Christmas
the parking lot will be full."
Likewise, the Furniture !Mall
was closed last Sunday but will
be open next. "I didn't think the
first Sunday would make a differ-
ence," says manager Paul Hoff-
*. He predicts his store won't
see much business. "1 didn't see
many cars (in parking lots of)
other stores."
Say you're proud
rand say it loud
AJAX-PICKERING
What does being a Canadian
mean to you? Are you doing
something to celebrate the
country's 125th birthday? Or,
maybe your business or ser-
vice club is trying to make
this great nation an even bet-
r place:
We want b know ► about it.
Drop us a line by June 24.
Let us know, in 50 words or
less, why it's great to be
Canadian, what it means• to
be a resident of this country,
what you're doing to cele
trate our special `birthday or
how you're helping to
improve the nation: (It could
be just about anything from
planting a ree to striking a
pen pat relationship with
anothelr Canadian.)
..We'll print as many of
your responses as possible in
editions up to and including
July 1. _.
.Please be sure i6 include
your name and the name of
the town you live in.
Write to: Great to be
Canadian, c/o the News
Advertiser, 130 Commercial
Ave., Ajax, LIS 2H5. Or,
FAX us at 683-7363.
superintendent George Marlow.
"That level won't exist under
destreaming."
The board also points to its
commitment to increased integra-
tion of special education students
into regular programs where
appropriate as a key factor leading
to the change.
It will cost the board about
$1.7 million to upgrade Harwood
as it becomes a regular high
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school and accommodates 1,000
students.
Top priorities include science
labs, library upgrades, a computer
classroom and manufacturing
area.
The cost of renovating the
school will be offset by decreased
transportation costs, according to
the board. Students now come to
Harwood from 57 schools in
Pickering, Ajax and Whitby, but,
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RIVEWAYS
r 1195 atx
per sq. n.
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under the new plan, Harwood will
serve a much smaller area. (Its
feeder schools haven't yet been
announced.)
The board also expects to save
money because the plan would
delay the need for a new high
32 Years Experience
Specializing
Leather & Velvet
school in Ajax. Harwood will be
renamed to reflect its new image.
Trustees will be asked to
approve the plan for Harwood at
their next board meeting on June
22. The plan for General Vanier
hasn't yet been completed.
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Registration Deadline: Monday, June 15
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Have we missed onyone )
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The Pickering Town Centre invites you to audition for the riga to be a SUMMc
ENTERTAINER in our Centre. We re taking the STREET PERFORMER concept and pkat -g it
INDOORS where the customer traffic is steady and 'rain, wind, sleet or hail canna*
effect your show.
Performers ted will be able tp perform at their conveni ce Curing mall hours in
July find August. It's a great way to test your performance tlix)li ial. and enjoy the
appreciative comments ard.tlt>at:id suoport of a readlf4!=-9 a audience k<
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own Centre
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Name:
Type of Performance:
Address:
Phone (Day)_
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Registration Deadline: June 151h ' 1992.
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Editorial h kr:
Waste site hunt
makes waste
Twenty years ago, Whitevale residents were preparing to plug their
ears to escape the noise of the Pickering airport proposed for their com-
munity. Of course, the airport was never built. Today, they're ready to get
out the noseplugs as it appears the hamlet may become home to a dump
for Durham's trash.
But, it's not just the trash that would be dumped in such a landfill site
that stinks. The whole process for choosing a dump reeks of the worst
type of waste there is -- human waste.
Durham chairman Gary Herrema thinks the search for a Durham
dump will either end in Bowmanville or Pickering, possibly the PI site in
Whitevale that the region had chosen for a landfill to be shared with
Metro. That was before the province became involved in waste
(mis?)management and started the dump search process all over again.
01 course, it'll be ironic if, after the region spent S4 million to deter-
mine the P1 site was best, the province spends millions to come to the
same conclusion.
One of the great flaws of our society is that we're all too eager to
throw things away. We live in the age of the disposable, which is why we
have to look for so many dump sites in the first place. So it is indeed
ironic that the search for a dump should turn out to be so wasteful of
time, effort and the hard-earned tax dollars you contribute to the region
and the province.
As the province's dump -search team goes through the long, hard pro-
cess of eliminating the less likely landfill sites through public forums,
consultant studies, engineering studies and environmental testing, stu-
diously ignoring that almost everything it does has been done before, we
can only sit back and wonder at the monumental waste of our resources.
It's a metaphor for our times: duplication of effort, futile disputes
among governments over jurisdiction, the ponderous pace of the bureau-
cracy, all conspiring to achieve something that we'd rather be without.
t'
Letters
Runner has jest about had it
"Think! We must need something!"
111all is 0
o free w0f][Ift I or jog, m t e park
To the editor.
The following is a copy of a
letter sent to Andy Wickens, man-
ager, Conservation Area Dept.,
Metro Toronto and Region Con-
servation Authority.
I have been a resident on the
West Shore of Pickering for the
last five years. I am also an avid
marathon runner. When training
for marathons one of the few
areas I look forward to was start-
ing and finishing my runs in Petti-
coat Creek Conservation Area. It
has a nice path which winds right
along the lakefront.
On Sunday, May 17 as I set out
for one of my runs, I was stopped
at the front gate of Petticoat. The
attendant told me I wasn't allowed
into the park unless I paid the
admission fee. I explained how I
had been using this park, summer
and winter for the last five years
and that I am just passing through.
She said I would still have to pay
admission. I couldn't believe it.
My wife and I are a typical
young Canadian family. We are
trying to raise two kids in these
hard economic times, in which we
see over half of every dollar we
make go to taxes. One of the few
pleasures I have in life is running.
This is for two reasons, because it
makes me feel good and because it
is free. Now, the MTRCA is going
to s'iart charging admission for a
run or walk in the park? This is
outrageous.
Can you explain the rationale
behind this policy? The MTRCA
must believe there are numerous
people using the facilities and not
paying admission. I don't believe
this is true. There simply isn't
enough parking in the surrounding
area of the park to warrant charg-
ing all the "walk-ins". If there
really is a problem with visitors
parking on the side streets and
walking in, I'm sure the residents
of those streets are complaining.
Can you please look at this pol-
icy of charging every single visi-
tor. Please don't tell me that one
of life's simple pleasures, such as
going for a walk in the park, is
going to cost me money. Because
this Canadian has just about had
it!
Colin Arnott,
Pickering
by Stever Nana
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COUNT ON CHRYSLER FOR GREAT VALUE
IN A 6 PASSENGER FAMILY SEDAN
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._tante and taxes except Where o1henxrr5e Slated Dealer Tay sell 'or
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Lear workers do 'quite well'
with new three-year contract
AJAX - Lear Seating ratified a three-year contract
on Sunday, a deal that's one of the best in the
province over the past 10 months.
The 400 members of the Amalgamated Clothing
and Textile Workers Union will get raises of 9.5, four
and four per cent over the next three years.
Bart Spafford, president of Local 1719, says hourly
wages will increase S1.05 in the first year, 40 cents in
the second and 35 cents in the third.
Workers will make 517.05 an hour in the con-
tract's first year. The deal is retroactive to May 1,
when the last contract expired.
Mr. Spafford says the Ontario Labor Relations
Board reports that, over the past 10 months, only four
contracts in the province rate better than the Lear
agreement.
"We did quite well, especially with the unemploy-
ment rate so high and everyone getting such smaller
increases," Mr. Spafford says.
The workers voted 8.5 per cent in favor of the con-
tract.
Bob Booth, the plant manager, says, "We're happy
to have the contract signed and ratified and behind
us."
You can tour new police station
PICKERING - The town's finest are inviting residents to check out
their new digs.
Durham Regional Police will celebrate the grand opening of Picker-
ing's new divisional headquarters, located at the corner of Brock Rd. and
Hwy. 2, on Friday, June 19 at 2 p.m.
The "state-of-the-art" building reflects a "new concept in policing,"
according to police superintendent Don Martin. "It's a very open concept,
a move away from the fortress look."
It features a community room, video statement rooms, and video cam-
eras in each of the 16 cells. The station replaces the one located on Hwy
east of Fairport Rd., which opened in 1967.
There will be a ribbori-cutting ceremony and tours of the building. All
are welcome to attend.
Tune inJunel2and see
our Family get unscrambled. •
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AJAX
CIVIC AWARD
All residents of Ajax and friends are invited to attend the
presentations of the Ajax Civic Award. The Ajax Civic Award will
be presented to an individual who has made a contribution of an
outstanding nature to the well being of the community.
The announcement and presentation will be held on Wednesday,
June 17th at 7:00 p.m. at the Ajax Community Centre,
Commodore Room. A reception will follow. Free admission.
Further information may be obtained by calling the Mayor's
secretary at
683-4550
Located on Monarch Ave.,
Lear Seating makes seats for Gen-
eral Motors cars and trucks.
There's also a Lear Seating
plant in Whitby, but the contract
approved is only for the Ajax
facility. Workers in Whitby are
members of the Canadian Auto
Workers' union.
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Most items available in all
stores. Look for the red sale
tags. Please Note: In some
locations some items may be
sold at a price lower than our
regular chain -store price.
Where this 'competitive pric-
ing' occurs, the advertised
savings will be off our regular
chain -store price. Sale goods
sold as -is. All sales final.
Sorry, no special orders. Sale
ends July 4, 1992.
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in celebration of their 4th Anniversary
.Saturday, June 13, 1992
11:00 M. to 4:00 p.m.
QuarterPou)zds $ 50
` Hamburger � each
On the parking lot
Entertainment: Pony Rides
*Dunk Tank • Hi Striker
•Tic Tac Toe Is Milk Can
Clowns 0 Rainbow Bouncer
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Teves hit pax It
AJAX - Thieves hit three Baywood Plaza stores Sunday night.
Durham Regional Police say someone forced open a rear door at 105
Bayly St., then stole cash from three stores. At First Choice Haircutters,
between $5 and $10 in coins was taken. Global Pet Food was robbed of
$185, while Conte European Bakery lost S105. Police are investigating.
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College held its 23rd annual grad-
uation ceremonies Saturday at the
Civic Auditorium in Oshawa.
The following Ajax students
.received their diplomas:
Graeme Allan, Lionel Bebbing-
t o n ,
Kathleen
Brining,
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Jeffrey
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Jeffrey
Gunn,
Derek Hannan, Julie Honsberger,
Dagmar Hormann, David Homey,
Pamela Irwin, Corrine Isaacson,
Kimberley Kerr, Patricia Knott,
Brenda Lomas, Carol Lougheed,
Evelyn Lozon, Lucy Manradge,
Florence Mason, Joseph
McCarthy, Patricia McLellan,
Melanie Miller, Jamal
Mohammed, Patricia Moreland,
Tracy Nicholson, Helga Pientka,
Colleen Presley, Donna Prymok,
Andrea Rennie, Christy Scully,
William Sleeves, Lynne Thom-
son, Linda Tooley, Lois Tracey,
Christine Van Riesen, Randy
Vanderkooi, David Webb, and
David Woolley.
The following Pickering stu-
dents received their diplomas:
Jeffrey Adair, Dyanne
Bec:hard, Carole Bourgeois, Scan
Browne, Renee Cather, Luke
Chin -Leung, Ruby Clouden,
Gwen Conway, Linda Cook,
Suzanne Cunliffe, Jennifer
Davidson, Kelly Gibson, Jan
Giordano, Richard Hall, Jodi
Hassall, Linda Herrmann, !Maria
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By DONNA DONALDSON
DURHAM — The ability to
cope with change is what Durham
College graduates will need most,
Premier Bob Rae told graduating
business and technology students
on Saturday.
More than 800 Durham gradu-
ates attended the 1992 convoca-
tion ceremonies at Civic Auditori-
um in Oshawa.
"Thirty or 40 years ago," Mr.
Rae said, "graduates that were
coming out of the school system
would have seen the future as
being one that you're tied to a
particular company."
The premier pointed to Gener-
al Motors in Oshawa, where there
are fathers who work with their
children, and in some cases with
'heir fathers too.
"The reality for most people in
Canada and most people in
Ontario today is going to be one
where you're not simply going to
go into a workplace and stay there
for ever and ever," said Mr. Rae.
"But where there is going to be
change. Change is going to be
part of the order of the day. We
will all experience it."
Last week, he said, the govern-
ment decided to change a policy
about something as "relatively
simple as whether or not stores
would be open on Sunday."
"I am convinced (Sunda)
opening) had to happen because
the world around us is changing,"
said Mr. Rae.
He said there are more women
in the work force who simply
want the additional time to shop,
and added the presence of a "very
powerful and very strong neigh-
bor" forced the change.
He compared running the gov-
ernment to driving a car. "You
can't go through life with your
hand on the horn thinking that
somehow you can keep things
exactly the way they were five or
10 years ago."
He told the students that unlike
generations of graduates before
them, today's graduates will take
their place as citizens of the
world.
"It's a wonderful future out
there waiting for you," said the
premier.
College president Gary Polon-
sky told guests and graduates he
is "enormously proud" of Durham
College, which he said has estab-
lished itself as one of the finest in
Canada.
He is also proud of the gradu-
ates. To employers Mr. Polonsky
said, ' Tie best thing you could do
is hire these graduates. They are
terrific. They're exactly what the
workplace, the world and you
need."
The winner of the Durham
College President's Gold Medal
and Governors General's Medal
as well as the Steward R. Alger
$750 Scholarship was Oshawa
resident Young -Soon Choi
Schwarz.
Silver medal winners were
David Horsey of Ajax, Gwyneth
Smith of Pickering, Christine Van
Riesen of Ajax, Kevin Leighton
of Oshawa, Sheree Pinch of
Brooklin, Tracy Mitchell of
Warkworth, and Gail Frazao of
Bowmanville.
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1888 Scugog St., Unit 3 16 Caristrap St.
Port Perry Units 21 & 22
985-3299 Bowmanville
627 Kingston Rd. 697-5813
Pickering
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An\ ()nc of these ,itcs rtt:n l)e suitahle t()r
a lar-Kifill site. I1()x\e•\e'r after rtl(,re (lei died
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I" 'ix site, \\ ill I)C selected tc,r further
stud\ .:incl finally one preferred site \rill
Ik• ,elected in Durham Region.
Puhlic input is essential throughout tilt.'
site selection pr(KVss. Landowners,
tenants and residents on or close to the
possible sites have allead\- received
into�rinati(>n.-I'he IVXA will I' holding
workshops in }'our area to discuss the
ranking and the methodology that will tie
used to go from the long list to the short
list, and finally to a preferred site.
We invite you to attend one of
these \\,orkshops.
1-800-661-9294
Pour obtenir des renseignements en frangais sur la selection
d'un lieu d'61imination des dechets dans la r6gion de Durham,
veuillez appeler 1-800-661-9294.
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All furniture on sale... All carpet and vinyl flooring on sale.
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SEARS INTEGRITY CARPET
Mntmee Plusn Saxony : arpet .s Du Pont Stommaver'
treated to resist stains and soiling #1 36(X) ,ter Reg 2999
sq yd (35 86 m ) Now 14.99 sq. yd. (117.93 m2)
'Cerhf,cahon mur\..f F i Du Part :. .,
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ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE
Contemporary stylingin Ebony Oak and Black
lacquer laminates #31602 Reg 539 99 Ea 389.99
SAVE $200
MOTION SOFA
Each end of sofa reclines to TV viewing position. An
elegant, contemporarr�y styled piece of furniture with
a durable hardwood/plywood frame. #51621
Sears reg. 1149.99. Each ............................. $949
SAVE 50%
SEARS-O-PEDIC` BEDDING
'Prestige' innerspring or foam sleep sets with 20 -yr. warn'
Twin, Double, C lueen or King size. #73930 series. Sears
reg. 1099.98-2199.98. Set..... 499.996999.99
'Compwe worrordy derails or Sears
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RUG
100, olefin pile woven
rug is 47 X 60"" Ass'td
cokxs and styles #2-v^,
SAVE
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MICROWAVE
22c eec :4 Secrs reg
278.48 Ea 211.27
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18.1 CU. FT.
REFRIGERATOR
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466 875 820 Sears reg.
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$150
LA -Z- BOY
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Wath wall saver
rned'tanism 94'755 Reg
599.99 Eo 449.99
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SEWING
MACHINE
6-stikh machine with 4 -
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Sears reg. 345.41
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TV/VC R
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Black laminate finish,
swivel top, glass doors.
x 15125. Reg. S 129.
Each ................ 589
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5- PIECE
DINETTE
Consists of octagonal
table and 4 chairs.
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6-PROG. LAUNDRY TEAM
5 . ar wcsr.er r.. 3 '.or cc:e -n-e,
levels :oo o4I 6c Sears reg 659 99 Each 529.99
51 '0 off urge -capacity dryer �eotur,ng 3 hear r•r s
266 881 a, Sears reg 449 99 Each 339.99
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EASY -CLEAN RANGE
Fectures detu..e ca e!emerrs ara glcss cc e'ed
console :20 8o2 '0 Sears reg. 689 99 Ea .599.99
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'PROBE' DISHWASHER
Built-in with exclusive Power Pump and 6 -hour delay
start 22o 871 31' Sears reg. 679 99 Ea... 549.99
Installation extra
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CANISTER VACUUM
Features 1300 watts of cleaning power with power
head. 206 832 652 Sears reg. 397.99. Ea..... 297.99
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NO PAYMENTS OR CREDIT CHARliES YNTIL OCTOBER, 1995 ON APPROVED CREDIT.
AND REMEMBER, AT SEARS 'No Payments' offer applies to any single item of $200 'No Payments' offer available through your Sears Retail
THERE'S NO DOWN PAYMENT or more in our Furniture, Major Appliances, Home Electronics, stores, Catalogue stores and any current Sears Catalogue.
Floor Fashions and Custom Window Coverings Departments. THIS OFFER DOES NOT INCLUDE LMIDATION
ON APPROVED CREDIT. Complete details in store ITEMS IN CLEARANCE CENTRES
SALE PRICES IN EFFECT SATURDAY, JUNE 13,1992, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST
FURNITURE AND MAJOR APPLIANCES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE AT OUR REXDALE, WARDEN AVE., AND DIXIE MALL CLEARANCE CENTRES.
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VISIT SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE
PHONE 420.8000. WE'RE OPEN MON.-FRI. 70:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M., SAT. 9:30 A.M.-6:00 P.M.
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Billboard is a free feature for
community events of a non-profit
nature. To have your events pro-
moted in Billboard, call us at 683-
5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering
News Advertiser, 130 Commercial
Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The
deadline for Billboard items is 10
a.m. the Monday prior to Wednes-
day publication, 10 a.m. the
Wednesday prior to Friday publica-
tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior
to Sunday publication.
OSTOMY CLINIC:
10 shcwa c.,d D!str,c'
Ostomy Chapter will
^old an Ostomy clinic
Wed . June 1C from 7 to
9 b m at Durham Medical Supplies,
92 S!mcoe St N . Oshawa An,
e')•erostorral therapist will be on
,ana For on appointment. call 728-
:112 For a ride. cal! 576-9516
BARBECUE: bVestney He grits
Pub c Sc-.oc . Z5 3rennan Pa. Acx.
w i' ')Oo a barbecue Wed . June
1C f•om 5 to 8 p m Games, raffle
Proceeds to buy sc-ocl equipment
427-7819
HEART MEETING "^e Ajax Chap-
ter c' -,)e --ec•t -_-c S -,Oke Founda
ton will ho�a its onrua! genera'
meeting Wea , une 10. at 7 30
P m . ct Do^a v M,guels Restaurant,
at the southecst corner of Westney
Ra and Bay S' . Ajax Everyone
welcome. but RSVP A guest speak
er wni t01k or, nutrition 686-1521
HEAD INJURY: --ie Head ;njury
Al o^ o' -_,nam Rrsg on Hn'l
^o;c is al general meet r)g
Wea . June 1C. at 7 30 p m , at
Ceel Place, 649 K ^g St E
Oshawa Ejec^o^ of boo•c of all
tors 723-2732
WOMEN AGAINST BOREDOM.
No -e^ Ago -s- -•o.eco- o
poll g•oup 'or s ng e mothers and
C vorcea women, -eels every
Wec^essay a• -re Coffee ':me
Dor`,.* Shoo c• •-e corner of Hwy 2
and Block Roaa in Pcke, ng at 7
D •^ =or more information. cac 683-
5035 (Diane)
HOCKEY REGISTRATION ,egisira-
T,Or` i A,;:, V ra" hOck
ey Assoc at or ' 992-93 season so,
beg -hers o^e tyke a v sons (born
'985 •c '88) s at •^e A,ax COmmu-
1 Cenre on Wea. June '0 from 6
10 9 p m. Cost s S 195 'or the firs*
thud. S'75 for the second ona S 155
for the third Beg -finers programs a
S80 flat rate fee Cali 428-'842 (Mrs
Boal
INJURED WORKERS. -^e Durnom
Rel 0- 0'-,,,•ec Workers w''
meet Wed. . une 10. at 7 30 D m .
at the CAW -ail, 1425 bhp i rdy
Ave. Oshawc 57'- 1667
BINGO: --e Durl Bus-ess
anc a o'ess:ono' Womens' Cub will
hold a bngo Wed . June 1C. from
iC p m to 1 a -r . at the Silver Dollar
Bingo hall, on Bayly St . east of
Brock Ra . Pickering Proceeds to
the c1uD"s bursary fund. 831-2421
1 NATURALISTS FIELD
TRIP: The Pickering Natu-
ralists will visit Long Sault
Conservation Area,
north of Oshawa, for
evening birding Thurs,, June 11.
Meet at 6 p.m. at Pickering GO sta-
tion or call for directions. 831-5821
(Brian Henshaw).
BOOK SALE: A book sale will be
held at the Rouge Hill Library,
Rougemount Dr. south of Hwy 2.,
Thurs., June 11, Fri., June 12 and
Sat., June 13. 286-2576.
FUN FAIR: A fun fair will be held
at E.B. Phin Public School, Altona
Rd. and Sheppard Ave., Pickering,
Thurs., June 11, from 5 to 9 p.m. Pro-
ceeds to the Home and School
Association. 286-2277.
HOCKEY REGISTRATION: Registra-
tion for the Ajax -Village Minor Hock-
ey Association 1992-93 season for
the novice division (born 1983-'84) is
at the Ajax Community Centre on
Thurs.. June 11 from 6 to 9 p.m. Cost
is $195 for the first child. $175 for the
Second and $155 for the third. Call
428-1842 (Mrs. Badowsill
RED CROSS MEETING: The Ajax -
Pickering branch of the Canadian
Red Cross holds its annual general
meeting Thurs, June 1'1 at 7 p.m at
Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 91
Kings Cres., Ajax Guest speaker
Fred Ho. apheresis coordinator,
Toronto Blood Centre. 420-3383.
GOLF DEADLINE: t"ridgy, June 12
is the deadline to register for the
Pickering Rotary Club's golf tourna-
ment in aid of Easter Seals. The tour-
nament will be held Mon . June 15
at the Whitevale Golf Club. S80
Includes dinner. 927-6318 (Robert
Kiefer). 420-8252 (Doug Roberts): or
683-9660 (Bev Hunter)
HOCKEY REGISTRATION- Registra-
tion for the A,ox-V doge Minor Hock-
ey Association 1992-93 season for
the atom division (born 1981-'82) is
at the Ajax Community Centre on
rri . June 12 from 6 to 9 p.m. Cost is
$195 for the first child, S175 for the
second and S155 for the third Call
428-1842 (Mrs Badc l)
FLOWER SALE: 'tee Amyotrophic
Loterc Scie•os,s Society of Durham
will hold Flower Days Fri , June 12
Your calendar
of coming events
and Sat., June 13 at the Pickering
Town Centre and the Harwood
Place Mall, Ajax, to raise funds for
research into the incurable disease
1-800-268-3301
PICNIC: The Head Injury Associa-
tion of Durham Region will hold its
annual picnic Sat., June 13, from 2
to 6 p.m , at the Knights of Colum-
bus Camp, on Ritson Rd., north of
Concession 6, Oshawa. For informa-
tion or a ride, call 723-2732.
SPRING FAIR: .A Community
Spring Fair will be held Sat., June 13,
from 11 a.m to 4 p m , at the Ajax
Marketplace, at the corner of West-
ney Rd N . cnd Magill Dr.. Ajax The
merchants in the plaza are sponsor-
ing the event. 969-9494.
HORSESHOES: 'he Claremont
Legion. Brock Rd , will host a horse-
shoes tournament Sat., June 13 at
9 3 a m. Two -person teams can
enter for S5 649-3166.
CAR WASH: The Durham
:�atho'.c vc,ng Adult Group will
hold a car wash Sat, June 13, from
11 a m. to S p m, at Paris Auto Ser-
vice Centre
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Obituaries
0 COMBDEN, Herman
Arthur - Entered into rest at the
Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Fri-
day, lune 5, 1992. Herman Arthur
Combden, beloved husband of
Olive. Loving father of Roselyn
and husband Don of Port Perry,
Bill and wife Elaine of Brace -
bridge, Barry and wife Suzanne
of Utica. Dear grandfather of six
grandchildren and two great-
grandchildren. Funeral arrange-
ments were entrusted to McEach-
nie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-
8488. Interment Salem Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, donations to
the Ajax -Pickering Hospital
Building Fund would be appreci-
iced.
DOONA, John Christopher -
Courageously, after a long fight
with cancer, at Princess Margaret
Hospital, Toronto, on Thursday,
June 4, 1992. Christopher Doona,
beloved husband of Margaret.
Loving father of Claire, .lean and
Timothv. Dear son of John and
Rosalie Doona, and brother of
Stephen and Elizabeth. Dear ron-
in -law of Nichol and Margaret
Brown. Funeral arrangements
were entrusted to McEachnie
Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488.
In lieu of flowers, please send
donations to the Princess Mar-
garet Hospital, 4 -East.
GERRARD, Phyllis Marion -
OEntered into rest at the Ajax-Pick-
enng Hospital on Saturday, June
6, 1992. Phyllis Marion Gerrard,
beloved wife of the late Walter
Benton Gerrard. Loving mother
of Gayle and husband William
Gowans of Oshawa, Vick}, and
husband Rick Henwood of
Markham, Christine and her hus-
band Lex Stewart of Ajat, and
Walter and his wife Sandra Ger-
rard of Pickering. Loving grand-
mother of Lori, Lisa, Daryl,
Ryan, Adam, Leah, Jesse and
gh�amie. Dear sister of Betty (Mrs.
yrnes), Peggy (Mrs. Crichton)
and El (Mrs. Hamilton). Funeral
arrangements were entrusted to
McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajar,
428-8488. Interment Erskine
Cemetery. In lieu of flowers,
please send donations to St. Tim-
othy's Memorial Fund.
JESCHKE, Helen - After a
lengthy battle with cancer at Cen-
tenary Hospital, Scarborough, on
Saturday, June b, 1992. Helen
Jeschke, beloved wife of Wilheim
Jeschke, loving mother of Nina
(Mrs. Fraser) of Guelph, Valerie
(Mrs. MacRae) of Scarborough,
Barbara (Mrs. Essop) of Scarbor-
ough and Arthur of Pickering.
Dear grandmother of Jesse and
Jeffrey Fraser, Richard Thor and
Erik MacRae. Daughter of Mrs.
Ida Schmidke. Dear sister of
Tony Demeter, Herbert and Paul
Schmidke. Funeral arrangements
were entrusted to McEachnie
Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488.
RAYNER, Florence Grace -
Entered into rest at Campbellford
Hospital on Saturday, June 6,
1992. Florence Grace Rayner,
beloved wife of Harold Newton
Rayner of Hastings, Ontario.
Dear mother of Anisa and her
husband David Perry of Picker-
ing, loving grandmother of three
grandchildren and three great-
grandchildren. Dear sister of
Dorothy McKenna of Toronto. A
private memorial family service
will be held. In lieu of flowers,
donations to the Canadian Cancer
Society would be appreciated by
the family. For further particulars,
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heritage designation for the hamlet of Whitevale just
four days after the province revealed seven potential
dumpsites are being considered near the village.
The heritage designation, in the works for several
years, can be expected to be used as a weapon in
Pickering's vowed fight against hosting any more
dumps. "It's no secret; yes it will be (used)," says
acting mayor Maurice Brenner. "Why would some-
one put a landfill on a heritage site? But it's not the
sole reason for designation."
Council's executive commit -
tee, which had refused the desig-
nation May 25, reconsidered the
issue at the request of councillor
Enrico Pistritto.
"I feel that (designation) is the
right thing to do," said councillor
Pistritto, who had voiced opposi-
tion to it May 25 after hearing
from residents unhappy with the
idea. "I intend to help the people
who want (their homes) to be
excluded (from the designation
bylaw)."
He said he'd received 12 let-
ters from Whitevale residents
opposed to designation and
promised to guide them through a
process whereby their homes can
become exempt. He acknowl-
edged that some residents feel
designation will protect the ham-
let against a dump, but later said
that wasn't his own reason for
reconsidering the issue.
Of the 12 people who report-
edly oppose designation, only
one chose to speak before politi-
cian; Monday. John Hayes said
he bought his Whitevale propert,,
with the intention of selhns it for
commercial use and "I would rather like to be exclud-
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Wanderers lose four on weekend
Provincial
team picked
on Sunday
AJAX - It was a tough week-
end for the Ajax Wanderers'
rugby teams as all four squads
that were in action suffered
defeats.
On Saturday at the Wanderers'
Field on Harwood Ave. N., the
women's second team dropped a
22-16 decision to Markham.
Denise Humphreys had two
tries for Ajax, while Julie Parker
had one and Denise Belanger had
two converts.
On Sunday, the men's firsts
fell 18-17 to Toronto Scottish.
Scoring one try each for Ajax
were Andrew Yearwood, Jeremy
Stewart and Paul Galbraith, while
Stewart Dobb chipped in with a
convert and penalty kick.
The seconds lost 18-6 to the
Scottish seconds, as Jon Torres
had a try and Neil McWatt a con-
vert.
The Ajax thirds were edged
I 1-10 by the Scottish thirds, as
Ron Taylor and Andrew Ullock
scored tries for the Wanderers.
Glen Miller booted a convert.
This Saturday, two of the
men's teams play at the Wander-
ers' Field, with the thirds taking
on the Toronto Barbarian thirds
and the seconds meeting the Bar-
barian firsts. The first game
begins at noon.
The women firsts play an away
game Saturday against Balmy
Beach in Toronto, while the sec-
onds
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Kevin Morgan emerges from a nick with the ball during a rugby
game between the Ajax Wanderers' first team and the Toronto
Scottish. Ajax was edged 18-17 in the game played Sunday at the
Wanderers' field. photo by Ron Pietroniro
THE NEM ADVERTISM M:1k, JUNE It 19112 -PAGE n -A
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Low -scoring games in
under -six girls' soccer
AJAX - Stellar defence and
outstanding goaltending highlight-
ed recent Ajax Warriors Soccer
Club under -six girls' house league
action.
In fact, all four of the most
recent games ended in shutouts.
Deer Creek Golf Club blanked
Simon Appraisals 3-0 on two
goals by Disha Rawlley and one
by Megan Nelson.
Al CroxforMack Kearns Opti-
cal shut out Eastern Eavestrough-
ing 2-0 on single tallies by Kate
Dudley and Robyn Goldman,
Ajax Home Hardware edged
SL Clair Paint and Paper 1-0 with
Laura Mee scoring the game's
lone goal.
Spudsters Frenh Fres downed
J & F Waste Systems by an iden-
tical 1-0 score as Lauren Walker
had the only tally.
In other action:
Under -8 girls'
house league
Fawnbrook Golf Club 2 (Two
goals by Elia Witton); Ajax Opti-
mist Club 0. Belcom Services 1
(Ashley Degnan); Eastern Eave-
stroughing I ('Melissa Phillips).
Pilley's Pirates 4 (Stephanie
:Mowat, Lauren Jenset, Jessica
Cestie, Ashley Ogborne), Ajax
Lions Club 1 (Sophie Fowler).
Pharma Plus Drug Mart 7 (Kelsey
Biggs 4, Andrea Park, Ashley
Caster, Michelle Goat); Ajax
Kinette Club 1 (Diana McIntosh).
Nelson Hobbies 4 (Leah Tanner,
Lindsay Btaker, Sarah Ripley,
Lindsay Kraus): Dickson Printing
play m Lindsay. pick the Ontario women's team The field is on the east side of
On Sunday, a trial game will for the national championships. Harwood Ave., between Rossland
Id at the Wanderers' Field to The game starts at noon. . and Taunton Rds.
B
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a
play'to 5-5 soccer tie
::AJAX - Deer Creek and Guardian Property Man- j< alorude). Midtown Photo 0 (MVP Ryan Warburton);
agement played to a 5-5 tie in Ajax Warriors Soccer LOEB Marketplace 0 (MVP Kristian Holmes).
Club under -6 boys' action recwdy. . Xobmson Heating 2 (Jessie Bmvm 2, MVP CMisto-
Deer Creek was led by Yiorgo Christodoulou's pher Genuis); Canada Trust I (Peter Bula, MVP
four -goal effort. Matthew Diguono scored once. Rory Tunmy Dugard). Bunts & Monson Insurance 4 (Jason
Gallagher was named the team's most valuable player Crete 3, Glenn Broom, MVP Danny Lefon), D==_
of the game. tiive Decorating 1 (Kevin Brown, MVP Jonathan
Michael O'Neil's four goals paced Guardian Prop` Clark).
aty. Josbua Drazdou added a single. Matthew Marsh :Under ,8:
was team MVP. ply tions 0 Owa.9co Optimist w 1(Adam Kelly); Kelly Praao�
In other under -6 Volkswagen 2 (Alex Kamey, Andre
Ajax Kinsmen Club I (Jordan Price, MVP Brody Vincent); B & W Travel 0. Maclean Hunter Cable TV
Chisholm; .I. Lakwd Machinery Movers 0 (MVP Ian ,2 (A.J. Coady, Lee Scholl); Dickson Printing 0.
0.
Under -10 girls
Ajax Kinsmen 6 (Kim Blakey
2, Laura Calhoon 2, Jennifer
Clabby, Melissa Hamlin); Picker-
ing Slo Sports 0. Ajax Lions Club
2 (Cheryl Noonan, Ruby Sahota);
Ajax Anmac Tool & Gauge 1.
Under -12 girls
Ajax Anmac Tool & Gauge 2
(Andrea Brown, Melissa Taylor):
Pickering Kinettes 1 (Sarah
Thompson). Ajax Lions Club 2
(Kendra Willard, Allison
Whissell); Scugog I.
Under -14 girls
Reed's Florist 7 (Meaghan
McLaren 4, 'Michelle Murphy,
Jennifer McDougall, Heather
.'McDonald); Kelly Promotions 0.
Under -16 girls
Phillips & Moore Insurance 8
(Tara Ernst .4. Andrea �tousseau
2, Deanna Adams, Kristina
?etersen); Pickering Village 0.
Ajax Venice Pizza 4 (Leanne
Durand 2, Ann Judges 2); Picker-
ing Kaon Group 5.
Under -18 girls
Ajax Papp's Restaurant 5
(Candace Gastis 3, Leanne Ever-
son, Susan Hogg), Pickering 4
(Sarah Ambler, 'Wendy Parsons,
Shannon Gazio, Sarah Gowdy).
Ladies' open division
Owasco Volkswagen Audi 6
(Shannon Bowdring 3, Cheryl
Ebelthite 2, :Mina Cabral); Picker-
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Whitby 4 (Angie Beer 3, Beth
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AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Pickering One Parent Families
Association will host its annual baseball tournament Saturday, June 13
and Sunday, June 14.
Teams from Pickering, Oshawa, Richmond Hill, Markham, East
York, Belleville and Trenton will participate. Tournament headquarters
will be at Kinsmen Park on Sandy Beach Rd., Pickering, with teams
gathering at the field at 8 am. Saturday.
A baseball bash dance will be held Saturday night at the Pickering
Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. As well, the association
will host a barbecue at LOEB Baywood Plaza, Ajax, on Friday, June
26.
- For more information on any of the events, call Suzanne Adams at
839-1877. or Sue Bullard at 683-0701.
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PICKERING - There
were two very close games
last Sunday in West Shore
SID Pitch Mixed Baseball
Associauon action.
Body Science nipped
Binn's Kitchens 24-23.
while Travel Port edged
West Rouge Cycle 18-17.
In other diamond action,
Grand City Carpet
slammed Cavanagh Elec-
tric 13-6, Canada Trust
trounced Cal Sayers 25-14
and Romiga outplayed
Mobile Vacuum 30-16. A
scheduled game between
Bayly's Restaurant and
Piccadelli was defaulted.
40
TOWN OF PICKERING
1992 TAXES
The 1992 instalment due dates and penalty and interest charges,
as established by By -Laws 3921/92, 3922/92 and 3923/92 are as
follows:
INTERIM
First Instalment - February 25, 1992
Second Instalment - April 27, 1992
FINAL
First Instalment - June 25, 1992
Second Instalment - September 25, 1992
Tax bills have now been mailed to cover the 1992 FINAL taxes.
Ratepayers who do not receive their bills should make immediate
application to the Tax Department.
The PENALTY charge for non-payment of 1992 taxes is 0.79%
for each month or fraction thereof starting March 1, 1992. The
INTEREST charge for all other tax arrears is also 0.79% for each
month or fraction thereof.
Failure to receive a tax bill does not release the Ratepayer from
payment of taxes nor the penalty and interest charges imposed
because of default.
*420-2222 - Civic Complex
(683-2760) - (North Pickering)
420-4614 - Treasury Department
ONE THE ESPLANADE, PICKERING
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In addition to no extra charge bedliner, box rads, and running boards, choose $750 cashback or financing Different accessory package available on F Series Flare -Ade pickups Cashback and financing offers may not be combined. Maximum financing term
of 48 months, on approved credit. Example 115,000 at 7 9% equals $365 49 per month for 48 months, cost of borrowing (C.0.8) is $2,543 52. With cashback taken, the amount financed is S 14,250 at 12% and equals $37516 per month for 48 months.
C.0 8 is $3.762 48 Limited time offers available on 1992 and prior model year retail purchases from dealer inventory only. See dealer for details
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certifies appliances
The Environmental Choice
Program was launched to help
consumers find products that ease
the burden on the environment.
Goods and services that meet the
program's rigorous criteria are
identified by the EcoLogo, three
stylized doves intertwined to
:form a maple leaf.
New Environmental Choice
certification criteria for five large
appliances was recently made
public by the minister of state for
the environment, Pauline Browes.
The announcement came after
more than a year of guideline
development in consultation with
environmental groups, industry
and academia.
Manufacturers and importers
of clothes dryers and washers,
dishwashers, freezers and refrig-
erators may now apply to the
Environmental Choice Program
to have their products certified
according to the criteria estab-
lished in the new large appliance
guideline, published in the Cana-
da Gazette.
Major appliances account for
approximately 20 per cent of
energy consumption in the home
and more than four per cent of the
country's total energy demand.
Energy-efficient models must
meet consumption limits estab-
lished in the new Environmental
Choice guideline to qualify for
the EcoLogo.
"By identifying, for con-
sumers, major household appli-
ances that are leaders in energy
efficiency, the Environmental
Choice Program endeavors to
reduce energy demand and the
environmental problems associat-
ed with energy production," said
minister Browes. "Seeking out
appliances carrying the EcoLogo
will help to extend the life of
Canada's energy resources," she
added.
The acceptance of large appli-
ances by the ministry brings the
number of product types to 34 for
which the EcoLogo many now be
granted. To date, there are nearly .
600 products from 110 compa-
nies bearing the program's sym-
bol of certification. These prod-
ucts include such items as
reusable cloth diapers, reduced
pollution paint, wood -based insu-
lation, and recycled motor oil.
Since 1990, Pitney Bowes of
Canada Ltd. has sponsored a
campaign to educate office work-
ers across Canada on the impor-
tance of practising waste mini-
mization and recycling in the
workplace.
On May 12, the company
announced its "Pitney Bowes
Green Office Fund" which will
begin providing funds ranging
from $250 to $2,000 to communi-
ty-based non-profit organizations
for programs that promote the
3Rs — Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
— in the workplace. A total of
$30,000 is available: for 1992 dur-
ing two grant periods which close
on June 30 and Oct. 30.
Application forms may be
obtained by calling Pitney Bowes
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toll-free at 1-800465-3777. 14, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Pickering,
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Two men
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robbery
at Mac's
By CONST. GRANT ARNOLD
Durham Regional Police
PICKERING - Crime Stop-
pers and Durham Regional
Police are asking for the pub-
lic's help in solving a robbery
in Pickering on Thursday,
March 26.
At 7:25 a.m., two males
entered the Mac's Milk at 705
Kingston Rd. and approached
the counter. One man stood in
front of the cash register with
a plastic bag in his hand and
what the clerk thought was a
gun concealed inside. The vic-
tim was ordered to the floor
after opening the cash drawer.
Both men ran from the store
after stealing a small quantit}
of cash.
CRIME
Suspect number one is
described a -s male, white, 35
to 38 years old. ';'4".with a
skinm build, brown wavy hair
and four to five days' growth
of beard. He had an odor of an
alcoholic beverage on his
breath and bloodshot eyes. He
was wearing a black bather
jacket, blue deans and dirty
white running shoes.
Suspect number two is
male, white, 40 years old, 6'
to 6'2", with a heavy build
and round face. He was wear-
ing a pink toque, a striped
shirt and a brown or beige ski
jacket.
The suspects were seen get-
ting into a 1982 or 1983 blue
Plymouth Reliant and were
last seen driving eastbound on
Hwy, 2.
Crime Stoppers will pay up
to S1,000 for information
leading to the arrest of these
two suspects. If you have any
information regarding this
offence or any other serious
crime, call Crime Stoppers. As
a caller, you will be given a
code number and you won't
have to give your name or go
to court.
The Crime Stoppers phone
number is 436-8477. That's
436 -TIPS.
Citizen boards administer
the Crime Stoppers program.
The reward money is raised
through tax-deductible dona-
tions which may be sent to
Durham Regional Crime Stop-
pers, P.O. Box 54, Oshawa,
Ontario, L I H 7K8.
a J J
Constable Grant Arnold
is the coordinator of
Durham Regional Crime
Stoppers.
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AJAX - An 18 -hole, 6,000 -
yard golf course could be built
opposite the Riverside Golf
Course by the same people who
own Riverside.
Jack Elliott told council's
executive and development
(E&D) committee Thursday he's
still negotiating with the Metro
Toronto and Region Conserva-
tion Authority (MTRCA) over
the land to be used. The MTRCA
owns the property, which is
between Riverside Dr. and the
town's border with Pickering,
and south of Birchmount Rd.
The course would cover about
80 acres and would be a separate
entity from the existing nine -hole
Riverside course.
Mr. Elliott and partners Bruce
and Douglas Summers were
approached by the MTRCA in
1986 about developing a course
on the site. At the time, the Sum-
mers were building Lakeridge
Links course in Whitby so the
group didn't proceed with the
plan.
Mr. Elliott said the group is
now, ready to move ahead. In dis-
cussions with the MTRCA, the
group was told to approach the
town to find out the level of sup-
port before the conservation
authority would continue talks.
The E&D committee approved
the proposal in principle, but
deferred any further considera-
tion until discussions are held
among the applicants, the town
and the MTRCA.
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and do a Unilock walkway 8 patio.
We'll PAY `10 for each 24" x 24" or
24" x 30" slab on every order of
Unilock Paving Stone!
DROP IN FOR DETAILS OR CALL
683-0887
BROCK RD.
(1112f *31c.aHwy. 82) Pickering
No matter which way you turn,
you'll end up here.
Luxury. economy. performance or utility. Convertible. sedan, pickup or 4x4. Domestic or
import. Whatever you're looking for in a new vehicle, your Saturn Saab Isuzu dealer's got it.
Like the Saturn SC Coupe. The sleek lines are new. But then, so is everything else we've
put into this sports coupe. Including the thinking*. Turn up the heat with the SC Coupe. Take a test
drive today.
1992 Saturn SC Coupe $14,975*
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Saturn Saab Isuzu of Pickering
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• MSRP for a haw model 1442 Saturn SC coupe equipped urrh 5 -speed manual uan%nu%sion. PUI is included Freight. GST. PSI insurance. licence fee,
and other apphcahle taxes are not included Sec dealer for details.
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We pay the $50.00 Deductible
DURHAM - A booklet PLUS we give you 25.00 Cash Back!
containing information on I For a total of 75,00
waste reduction and recy- I Call for an appointment!
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pub-
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Titled Durham's Guide
to Waste Reduction and
Recycling, the booklet
will be made available to
households within the
region. It will contain
information on compost-
ing, alternatives to house-
hold hazardous waste, and
the locations of rental,
repair, reuse and recy-
cling centres.
Tips will be given on
how to practise the 3Rs
more effectively when
using everyday products
such as appliances, auto-
motive products, clothing
and furniture.
A similar booklet has
already been published by
Metro Toronto and
Markham.
To date, funding for
the project has been pro-
vided by Canada Trust
and the region of Durham.
Anyone with sugges-
tions for the guide or who
knows of a company that
should be listed is invited
to call 420-5625_
The Corporation of Ow Town of Ajax
11 Deparirnent of Public Works
IMPORTANT NOTICE
LEAF AND YARD WASTE COLLECTION PROGRAM
The Town of Ajax is implementing a Yard Waste Collection Program,
commencing May 25th, 1992.
On every Monday starting May 25th until mid -summer and starting again in I
October, yard waste materials will be collected at your curbside.
PREPARING YARD WASTE FOR COLLECTION
-Leaves, flowers, grass clippings, and plants must be placed in Gear plastic
bags.
-AII bags, bundles, or yard waste items must be divided into quantities not
weighing more than 23 kg. (50 pounds)
-Materials must be placed out at the curbside for collection on Mondays by
7U0 a.m.
Please note: Yard waste materials placed out for
collection in any other type of bag will not be picked up
and cannot be collected as regular garbage.
We Appreciate your co-operating to make this program successful and help
reduce amounts gong to landfill.
For more information, please call the Public Works Department during normal
business hours at 683-2951.
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AND FACILITIES
YOUTH DANCES
**'DATE CHANGE*'*
The Town of Pickering Department of Community
Services and Facilities will hold a pre -teen dance
at the Pickering Recreation Complex:
FRIDAY, JUNE 199 1992
7:00 -10:00 p.m.
Advance tickets will go on sale Monday, June 15,
1992 at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867
Valley Farm Road, Pickering.
9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Please Note: Pre -teen Dance origina:ly scheduled
for June 26, 1992 is CANCELED.
DON'T MISS OUR CANADA DAY
CELEBRATIONS AT KINSMEN PARK -
JULY 1 ST
LOTS OF FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!!!
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DRAFT PLAN OF SUBDIVISION APPLICATION 18T -
91003
8T91003 O'SHANTER DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LTD.
LOT 79 CONCESSION II
A public meeting of the Committee of the Whole of Council will be held
at the time and date indicated below to consider the above -noted
applications.
The applicant has submitted the above -noted applications to permit the
development of a prestige and light industrial subdivision in accordance
with the provisions of the A7 Community Plan.
The "Prestige Industriar designation permits uses such as professional
and administrative and business offices; and prestige industrial
activities including research and development. The "Light Industriar
designation permits use including prestige industrial uses and
business, provided these uses are compatible with existing and
anticipated use on adjacent lands and may include: manufacturing,
assembly, processing, repairing, warehousing and wholesaling.
Anyone wishing to make representation to the Committee of the Whole
of Council may do so at the meeting. Written submissions should be
forwarded to the Planning Department by June 15, 1992. For additional
information please contact Mr. Michael Skelly, Senior Planner, Current
Planning and Development Review between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
DATE:
MONDAY, JUNE 22,1992
TIME: 7:30 P.M.
LOCATION:
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
65 HARWOOD AVENUE
SOUTH
AJAX, ONTARIO
P, Tollefsen,
Director of Planning
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Prenatal fair at PTC.
PICKERING - The Childbirth Education Association of Durham
will hold a prenatal fair at the Pickering Town Centre Saturday, June
13.
More than 20 local businesses and community organizations serving
expectant and new parents will have displays on a variety of topics,
including prenatal classes, breastfeeding, cloth diaper options, day care
and toys.
Information sessions will be held hourly in the centre court from
10:30 am. to 4:30 p.m. Topics will include back care, infant safety and
midwifery. Children's musician Bryan Williston will perform at 12:30
p.m.
For more information, call 420-3890.
Trustee In Bankruptcy
Offering all insolvency
services including
personal & corporate
bankruptcies
OSHAWA
58 Rossland Rd. W. 721-7506
AJAX: 3 Harwood Ave. S. 619-1473
COBOURG: 72 King St. W. 372-4744
Saturday b evening appointments available.
JAMES R. YANCH
-PUB COMNF._N7_INVITED
Due to existing deficiencies and projected increases in traffic
demands, the Region of Durham is assessing the need for long
term improvements to Finch Avenue (from Brock Road to A.tona
Road) in the own of P
below. ickering. The general study area is shown
The study is being carried out by
Marshall Macklin Monaghan Ltd. and
is in accordance with the require-
ments of the Class Env.rormental
Assessment for Municipal Projects.
If you wish to prcvide comments oa
the proposed class Environmental
Assessment or wish. to receive
notification of any planned public
information centres, please contact
Mr. Mike Wilson, C.E.T., Project
Supervisor, at the Regional Works
Department, 105 Consumers Drive,
Whitby, Ontario, LIN IC4, Telephone
(416) 668-7721, or Mr. :.ynn Woods,
P.Eng., Manager, Our ham Regio., at
Marshall Macklin Monaghan Li-mited,
701 Rossland Road East, Suite 20:,
Whitby, Ontario, LIN 8Y9, Telephone
(416) 668-3022.
T. Prevedel, P.Eng.
Director of Transpor'ation
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Class Document
Review & Revision
Notke of Completion Of Draft GO Transit, the
interregional public transit service owned and operated by the
Province of Ontario, has been carrying out an assessment
and review of its current Environmental Assessment Class
Document (Class EA). With comments and input received to
darts, GO has now completed a draft revised document.
The Class EA outlines the process for assessing the
.,,environmental impact of activities undertaken by GO Transit
and ensuring that impacts are addressed and minimized, in
compliance with Ontario's Environmental Assessment Act.
Review agencies, municipalities, and members of the
public have provided valuable input in the course of the review.
The draft revised GO Transit Class EA document is now
.,.available for public review at the Ontario Ministry of the
Environment's Environmental Assessment Branch, 250
Davisville Avenue, 5th Floor, Toronto, (416) 440-3450. Anyone
wishing to comment on do draft is encouraged to writs GO
Transit by July 6, 1992. The Anal version of the document is
scheduled to be submitted in August to the Ministry of the
.Environment for approval.
For more information, please contact Mark Wright, Senior
Project Development Officer, GO Transit, 1120 Finch Avenue
West. Toronto (Downsview), Ontario MW 3,18, (416) KS -9211
ext. 427.
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deferred'
PICKERING - A decision
about an 18 -home subdivision
proposed for Claremont has been
put off by council for four weeks.
Council's executive committee
Extraordinar St le
had approved the subdivision at its
meeting May 25, despite a staff
recommendation against it.
Councillor Enrico Pistritto,
who supported the proposal May
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10.00 Finishing Style (blow-dry or set)
32.00 Perm (includes cut and style;
additional 10.00 for long hair)
Complimentary shampooing with all servi(es.
We sell professional haircare products.
Appointments not necessary.
EATON'S
%Ve are. Canada's department store
25, asked council Monday to defer
a decision for four weeks, saying
he needed more time to make up
his mind about environmental
issues.
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NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT OF
CLASS ElArMONMENT_AL_ASSESSMENT
DURHAM
REGION
FINCH AVENUE (R.R_ 37)
N1MettlMt er e�ttlwinll stet
(BETWEEN BROCK ROAD i ALTONA ROAD)
TOWN OF PICKERING
-PUB COMNF._N7_INVITED
Due to existing deficiencies and projected increases in traffic
demands, the Region of Durham is assessing the need for long
term improvements to Finch Avenue (from Brock Road to A.tona
Road) in the own of P
below. ickering. The general study area is shown
The study is being carried out by
Marshall Macklin Monaghan Ltd. and
is in accordance with the require-
ments of the Class Env.rormental
Assessment for Municipal Projects.
If you wish to prcvide comments oa
the proposed class Environmental
Assessment or wish. to receive
notification of any planned public
information centres, please contact
Mr. Mike Wilson, C.E.T., Project
Supervisor, at the Regional Works
Department, 105 Consumers Drive,
Whitby, Ontario, LIN IC4, Telephone
(416) 668-7721, or Mr. :.ynn Woods,
P.Eng., Manager, Our ham Regio., at
Marshall Macklin Monaghan Li-mited,
701 Rossland Road East, Suite 20:,
Whitby, Ontario, LIN 8Y9, Telephone
(416) 668-3022.
T. Prevedel, P.Eng.
Director of Transpor'ation
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Class Document
Review & Revision
Notke of Completion Of Draft GO Transit, the
interregional public transit service owned and operated by the
Province of Ontario, has been carrying out an assessment
and review of its current Environmental Assessment Class
Document (Class EA). With comments and input received to
darts, GO has now completed a draft revised document.
The Class EA outlines the process for assessing the
.,,environmental impact of activities undertaken by GO Transit
and ensuring that impacts are addressed and minimized, in
compliance with Ontario's Environmental Assessment Act.
Review agencies, municipalities, and members of the
public have provided valuable input in the course of the review.
The draft revised GO Transit Class EA document is now
.,.available for public review at the Ontario Ministry of the
Environment's Environmental Assessment Branch, 250
Davisville Avenue, 5th Floor, Toronto, (416) 440-3450. Anyone
wishing to comment on do draft is encouraged to writs GO
Transit by July 6, 1992. The Anal version of the document is
scheduled to be submitted in August to the Ministry of the
.Environment for approval.
For more information, please contact Mark Wright, Senior
Project Development Officer, GO Transit, 1120 Finch Avenue
West. Toronto (Downsview), Ontario MW 3,18, (416) KS -9211
ext. 427.
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PICKERING - A decision
about an 18 -home subdivision
proposed for Claremont has been
put off by council for four weeks.
Council's executive committee
Extraordinar St le
had approved the subdivision at its
meeting May 25, despite a staff
recommendation against it.
Councillor Enrico Pistritto,
who supported the proposal May
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Creative camp prepares
students for show business
By BRUCE FROUDE
Durham Staff
DURHAM - David Cardinal
and Kevin Palidano are putting
their university education to good
use this summer.
The two are the brains behind
the Creativity Camp open to Ajax
and Pickering residents at Father
Leo J. Austin Secondary School
in Whitby. The program is spon-
sored by the Durham Region
Roman Catholic Separate School
Board.
Cardinal is a drama and educa-
tion student at the University of
Windsor, Palidano is a University
of Toronto drama and arts stu-
dent; both are gearing toward
careers as teachers.
The first-year program is the
first step.
"We both want to become
teachers, and this is going to get
our feet wet," says Cardinal.
The Oshawa residents have
been through all the drama class-
es at high school, been in the
school plays and have been
absorbing as much as they can at
university.
"I've been to eight musicals
over the last five years," says
Cardinal. "I've had a bit of acting
experience on the stage, which I
hope to pass on to the kids."
The camp is open to students
from Grades 3 to 11. The first
session runs June 29 to July 17
and is for Grades 3 to 5.
It is an introduction to drama,
with basic instruction in drama
games, storytelling, tableau, story
drama and mirrors. It will also
cover an introduction to visual
arts.
This aspect of the course will
deal with the basic tools used in
the creation of art, concentrating
on painting, drawing and paper
mac he.
"This will be a confidence -
booster for them," says Cardinal.
Each session runs from 8:30
a.m. to 3:30 p.m. except Fridays,
which are 8 a.m. to noon.
The second session is for
Grade 6 to 8 students and runs
July 20 to Aug. 7.
The pair will deal with drama
skills and the students will pro-
duce a short play. Drawing, paint-
ing, design, cartoons and mask -
making will also be covered.
The third session, for Grades 9
to 11, will run Aug. 10 to 21.
This advanced course will delve
into monologues, acting, story-
telling. and improvisation. The
arts will cover expressionistic
drawing and painting, plus a look
at cartooning.
Students are asked to take a
light lunch and the basic art sup-
plies of pencils, erasers and
sketch pad.
The mornings will focus on
art.
"In the morning we might be
mask -making and then use the
masks in the afternoon," says
Cardinal. "It's surprising how
long it can take to do some of the
stuff."
They have scooped up some
elementary school art curriculum
guidelines for background, but
are basing most of the courses on
their studies at university.
"The courses we are taking are
mad at teaching art Cara 2411 a a
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dinal. "We've picked out the
usual art stuff and we'll be doing
the interesting stuff."
The courses are limited to 30
per session. Session 1, for Grades
3 to 5, costs $200.19 for 89 hours
of work. Session 2, for Grades 6
to 81 costs $215.71 for 96 hours.
Session 3, for Grades 9 to 11, is
S 139.31 for 62 hours.
For further information, call
the school board's continuing
education department in Pickering
at 686-1541 (extension 214, 215)
or in Oshawa at 576-6150 (exten-
sion 214 or 215).
AJAX AND PICKERING GENERAL HOSPITAL
AJAX, ONTARIO
ANNUAL CORPORATION MEETING
Notice is hereby given that a General Meeting of the
members of the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital will
be held at 8:00 p.m. Tuesday June 23, 1992 in the
Hospital Cafeteria.
Members or interested parties are cordially invited to
attend.
D.W. McKay, B.W. Cliff,
Chairman of the Board Secretary
SPIRIT Baton and Drum Corps
GRAND WORLD CHAMPIONS
are looking for nein members a_es K to 21
for the '92 fall season
We are inviting the community to come and join us at
our annual
PERCUSSION OPEN HOUSE
JUNE 14th 1992 at Agincourt Collegiate Institute
(FROS1 =:3Q 111.1. i W P�1 Midland nonh of Shepard Scartt)rk,ugh )
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PICKERING - Working in an
underdeveloped country for three
months could be one of the
"greatest challenges ever" for a
Dunbarton High School student.
But even though Stephanie
Bush won't be leaving on her
journey until December, the true
test has already begun.
The soon-to-be OAC graduate
has been working towards her
goal of returning to Costa Rica for
months, ever since a one-week
stint there in -
Marc h.
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rainforest School student
from certain Stephanie Bush
destruction, is "thrilled-
The% helped about returning
build a to Costa Rica
national park for a three -
with students month work pro -
there who ject.
purchased the
land from the government.
That experience inspired
Stephanie to do more. Upon her
return, the 18-vear-old applied to
Youth Challenge. a Toronto-
based group which works with
scientific institutes, universities,
government agencies and service
clubs to help developing regions,
including Costa Rica.
The application process was a
gruelling one, and acceptance
came in two parts. After a four-
page written application, 45 suc-
cessful candidates from Ontario,
Quebec and Manitoba were invit-
ed to a weekend -long test.
(Other tests take place in west-
ern and eastern Canada_)
"It was emotionally and physi-
cally stressful,"- Stephanie admits,
pointing to co-operative skill test-
ing and climbing 12 -foot walls.
"You were really testing yourself
to see how far you could go."
Stephanie was "thrilled" when
she learned she was one of 27
successful applicants. "I was
jumping up and down," she
recalls. "No one was home, so I
phoned everyone I could think
of."
Her parents had taken away
her mailbox key because they
were worried news of whether she
was accepted would affect her
studies during exam week.
Stephanie admits to getting the
key back, though word didn't
arrive until after her last exam was
written anyway.
Once in Costa Rica, Stephanie
will work on three of seven pro-
jects on the go, such as teaching
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hygiene and dental health to peo-
ple in remote regions. She hopes
her experiences will involve
medicine, environment and con-
struction.
Like all other Challengers,
Stephanie must raise $3,000 for
Youth Challenge to cover expens-
es. Though she has no "concrete
plans" on how she'll raise the
money, she's considering a
garbage-a-thon, where she'll ask
people to sponsor her for each bag
of garbage she collects.
"That means I'll be cleaning up
Pickering too — working locally
for globally," she quips.
If you're interested in sponsor-
ing Stephanie or have ideas on
how she can raise money, call her
at 420-6652.
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Bilingual Opportunities — Mckerin,,.F
Service, Sales
& Satisfaction
Pitney Bowes— a recognized leader in the sale and service
of facsimile equipment — trains and develops the best
people within the industry to ensure that our customers
receive the highest level of service. Right now, we require
individuals to perform fax diagnostics services and to
promote our supplies in our Customer Support Centre in
Pickering.
Fluency in both French & English is required for all of the
following positions as are excellent verbal communica-
tions skills. A friendly and professional telephone manner
is essential as is the ability to work in a technical environ-
ment.
... to respond to customers' requests for supplies and sell
specials products and promotions. Strong selling and
promotional skills are required in addition to the above
mentioned qualifications. File #06-02.
Outbound telemarketing
Representative
... to call prospective ano current customers to build rap-
port, generate qualified leads by securing appointmentsfor
Field Sales Representatives, and sell consumable supplies.
Strong selling and promotional skills are required in addi-
tion to the above mentioned qualifications. File t06-03.
We offer competitive salary and benefits packages, includ-
ing a stock purchase plan and educational assistance. To
find out more about these exciting opportunities, please
fax/send your resume, in confidence and indicating the
position for which you are applying, to: Staffing Consult-
ant, Human Resources, Pitney Bowes of Canada Ltd_,
150 Ferrand Drive, Don Mills, ON M3C 31135 Fax: (416)
467-3676. While we appreciate all responses we receive,
only candidates to be interviewed will be contacted.
Pitney Bowes is an equal opportunity employer
offering a smoke free environment.
JL
Pitney Bowes
We know how business works.
We started in the mailroom.
110 General Help 110 General Help
PICKERIW TCMM CENTM
Requires
Part -Tune
Experienced Cosmetician
Evenings/Weekends
Apply in person to
_ OPPOIITWMTr In Kuwait - EAM Mary raadlrte WOW
nbuk*q new in poress. 11 ow, yew posplisi.
00111180 Pb" $164294041. aR cy Ua peter
097.411111111M l
100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers
We're looking for a long term relationship with a top
performer.
As an Independent Sales Agent, you will be part
of a willing team. Superior Propane is the leading
marketer of propane and propane appliances in
Canada, with a network of over 100 Branches and
1,600 refuelling centers. For more than 40 years
over 20),000 satisfied customers throughout Canada
have been relying on us for dependable service. Our
strong on-going marketing campaigns will open up
opportunities, creating a positive environment for
Independent Sales Agents.
You will be responsible for selling top -name forced
air furnaces, boiler systems, wall furnaces,
heaters and other propane heating appliances and
equipment for both the residential and commercial
markets. Lennox, Clare and GlowCore are just some
of the top names you will have to offer.
Resources, training and sales aids will be provided
to help ensure your success.
With an opportunity to share in the profits, you
can set your own financial goals. Take the first step,
join the Superior Propane team. It's an opportunity
to tie in with a top performing dynamic company.
For a personal interview,
please ca1L•
HENRY HERAULT SuP. r r
(416) 668-3328 , SER`r10E SAVIMs jsel�> r�rl
s�H�J Register for
1
1
2 °"Yfall classes now.
Fax Diagnostic
S 1
Tkchnicians
! LEARN TO BE A HAIRSTYLIST IN
to be trained in the use of the latest
yBowes
acsimile diagnostic equipment to
t Pitney 8
"oubleshoot, analyze and recommend
• also loam earpiercing, facials, manicuring and more
.► solutions to customers" problems. In
y Bowes _-4
addition to the above mentioned quali-
Pitney 8
`nations, a strong technical aptitude and
V Bowes _
umpletion of electronics courses is re-
' FREE REGISTRATION
• uuired. Previous exposure to facsimile!
Pit
telecommunications service would bean
\
asset. File *06-01
HAIRSTYLING SCHOOL
Inside Sales/Order
Desk Representatives
... to respond to customers' requests for supplies and sell
specials products and promotions. Strong selling and
promotional skills are required in addition to the above
mentioned qualifications. File #06-02.
Outbound telemarketing
Representative
... to call prospective ano current customers to build rap-
port, generate qualified leads by securing appointmentsfor
Field Sales Representatives, and sell consumable supplies.
Strong selling and promotional skills are required in addi-
tion to the above mentioned qualifications. File t06-03.
We offer competitive salary and benefits packages, includ-
ing a stock purchase plan and educational assistance. To
find out more about these exciting opportunities, please
fax/send your resume, in confidence and indicating the
position for which you are applying, to: Staffing Consult-
ant, Human Resources, Pitney Bowes of Canada Ltd_,
150 Ferrand Drive, Don Mills, ON M3C 31135 Fax: (416)
467-3676. While we appreciate all responses we receive,
only candidates to be interviewed will be contacted.
Pitney Bowes is an equal opportunity employer
offering a smoke free environment.
JL
Pitney Bowes
We know how business works.
We started in the mailroom.
110 General Help 110 General Help
PICKERIW TCMM CENTM
Requires
Part -Tune
Experienced Cosmetician
Evenings/Weekends
Apply in person to
_ OPPOIITWMTr In Kuwait - EAM Mary raadlrte WOW
nbuk*q new in poress. 11 ow, yew posplisi.
00111180 Pb" $164294041. aR cy Ua peter
097.411111111M l
100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers
We're looking for a long term relationship with a top
performer.
As an Independent Sales Agent, you will be part
of a willing team. Superior Propane is the leading
marketer of propane and propane appliances in
Canada, with a network of over 100 Branches and
1,600 refuelling centers. For more than 40 years
over 20),000 satisfied customers throughout Canada
have been relying on us for dependable service. Our
strong on-going marketing campaigns will open up
opportunities, creating a positive environment for
Independent Sales Agents.
You will be responsible for selling top -name forced
air furnaces, boiler systems, wall furnaces,
heaters and other propane heating appliances and
equipment for both the residential and commercial
markets. Lennox, Clare and GlowCore are just some
of the top names you will have to offer.
Resources, training and sales aids will be provided
to help ensure your success.
With an opportunity to share in the profits, you
can set your own financial goals. Take the first step,
join the Superior Propane team. It's an opportunity
to tie in with a top performing dynamic company.
For a personal interview,
please ca1L•
HENRY HERAULT SuP. r r
(416) 668-3328 , SER`r10E SAVIMs jsel�> r�rl
s�H�J Register for
1
1
2 °"Yfall classes now.
FREE TRAINING
Unemployed? Free Courses avail-
able now:
• Refresher English
• Typing
Tuition assistance may also be
available for diploma programs in:
• Data Management
• Word Processing
• Electronic Spreadsheets
• Desktop Publishing
• Computerized Accounting
Call now about upcoming programs.
FIAA
kanzliw tip
Call Us Today!
668.9713
Pearson Lanes
101 MARY ST. w.,
WHITBY
to Our free serniniv on W.de- 110 General Help
June —
day a t p.m to Na,,
about Ldue. Wad P~ and
what a PC tan do kv you. Cal
Basins at BGB-7755. (06/492)
ATTEWWN Wad Pa 5.1
LOWS - LDerade your skbk by
kswmbg nn TABLES JaMm In
a 12 day wa Woop. Sak"W
June 20 or GRAPHICS. Satur-
day June 27• SM. 8-12 p.m.
Basma, 666.7755. (061 IM
Aeeot.wlq ig
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a CaaptMlrs
�1110911001
lrlraiiTowbw
AM aMa1lINouskr ws on Catt101,.
Experienced
HAIR STYLIST
required for
Unisex salon
best wages.
609E commissions pkis
bonus.
Ask for Mario
Days 683-5911
Ewnirgs 725-0745
Aa.wnradon Apilifte ne swellary APOt10T ALLIANCE COLLISION
Requires
'"°E "°''' IREP. PERSON
. Haaleda '"''""' "''
5st wil OP"OWr Ted"* Rn Must be 1u0y oriertoed in base/clear and aclyic
� "Ween Oar a asMaraN 11.1"NDtCtaalaa onanwt paints. Polwm inp "1W must two groat
NaaOMatW tlaw.0e.att a tisrMa P n D O bP work
CaM 420,1601
110 General Help call today forRollie" kdonwillon and FREE pw osal lltw.law '
Fieaeeial.aaiaamwe is avalLbia to gaaulled applimnift -
HAIRSTYLIST
Required
for Unisex
Salon
Must haw own
detMale.
Full or Part -drip
for WAarirg
Dwmftwn area
ttind cab lo
ownw
.1839`8077.
SPECIAL NOT= TO PAST GRADUATES
FREE REFRESHERWORDPERFECT a.1
N you hairs baker M NMI tretrdOlt of Mpwd Pt li a li sh
we now o8w yatl FREE UPGMDM
14 Itotlra: 4 - Ing a or 2 8skudwilla
110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help
MAMr•s N**m MOW t1Ar1 "m reariwd. Dlateanf M VATE eaMreli 9 Lassos
ttma IIIA Coals. ElpaIs1"d n Ig of hair. Clair asap Instructor needed for Morrie
a�a P � St Hold h* «y11f ane 00r PPbsee aTwo d 4 aill 121L
stylist aaeldant. ti7s-a700.
OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME
Wanted inxrlediately, Managers, sWerywris, salespeople.
• New imported from England.
• Natural, hair, bath, skincare products.
• Not animal tested, low investment, low
Prices. Work from home.
Call (416) 428-1430 or (416) 619.1501
WORK FROM HOME
$300 weekly possible. Free report.
4655 Kent, Suitt 162
Niagara Falls, LZH 1J4
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NEED A JOB
;
! LEARN TO BE A HAIRSTYLIST IN
91/2 MONTHS
• train with specialized technicians
1
• also loam earpiercing, facials, manicuring and more
• jobs are always available in this industry
1
• classes start the beginning of each month
'
CALL OR VISIT TODAY (MON.-FRI.)
' FREE REGISTRATION
with this ad
1
' ART & TECHNIQUE
HAIRSTYLING SCHOOL
14 ONTARIO ST., OSHANA 576-0479
ALSO LOCATIONS IN
BELLEVILLE CORNWALL BRAMPTON
1
' Financial assistance available to those who
'
qualify.
—_--_ Career Career
105 Training 105_____ Training
FREE TRAINING
Unemployed? Free Courses avail-
able now:
• Refresher English
• Typing
Tuition assistance may also be
available for diploma programs in:
• Data Management
• Word Processing
• Electronic Spreadsheets
• Desktop Publishing
• Computerized Accounting
Call now about upcoming programs.
FIAA
kanzliw tip
Call Us Today!
668.9713
Pearson Lanes
101 MARY ST. w.,
WHITBY
to Our free serniniv on W.de- 110 General Help
June —
day a t p.m to Na,,
about Ldue. Wad P~ and
what a PC tan do kv you. Cal
Basins at BGB-7755. (06/492)
ATTEWWN Wad Pa 5.1
LOWS - LDerade your skbk by
kswmbg nn TABLES JaMm In
a 12 day wa Woop. Sak"W
June 20 or GRAPHICS. Satur-
day June 27• SM. 8-12 p.m.
Basma, 666.7755. (061 IM
Aeeot.wlq ig
Mbf Da1w T11"da 110 General Help
a CaaptMlrs
�1110911001
lrlraiiTowbw
AM aMa1lINouskr ws on Catt101,.
Experienced
HAIR STYLIST
required for
Unisex salon
best wages.
609E commissions pkis
bonus.
Ask for Mario
Days 683-5911
Ewnirgs 725-0745
Aa.wnradon Apilifte ne swellary APOt10T ALLIANCE COLLISION
Requires
'"°E "°''' IREP. PERSON
. Haaleda '"''""' "''
5st wil OP"OWr Ted"* Rn Must be 1u0y oriertoed in base/clear and aclyic
� "Ween Oar a asMaraN 11.1"NDtCtaalaa onanwt paints. Polwm inp "1W must two groat
NaaOMatW tlaw.0e.att a tisrMa P n D O bP work
CaM 420,1601
110 General Help call today forRollie" kdonwillon and FREE pw osal lltw.law '
Fieaeeial.aaiaamwe is avalLbia to gaaulled applimnift -
HAIRSTYLIST
Required
for Unisex
Salon
Must haw own
detMale.
Full or Part -drip
for WAarirg
Dwmftwn area
ttind cab lo
ownw
.1839`8077.
SPECIAL NOT= TO PAST GRADUATES
FREE REFRESHERWORDPERFECT a.1
N you hairs baker M NMI tretrdOlt of Mpwd Pt li a li sh
we now o8w yatl FREE UPGMDM
14 Itotlra: 4 - Ing a or 2 8skudwilla
110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help
MAMr•s N**m MOW t1Ar1 "m reariwd. Dlateanf M VATE eaMreli 9 Lassos
ttma IIIA Coals. ElpaIs1"d n Ig of hair. Clair asap Instructor needed for Morrie
a�a P � St Hold h* «y11f ane 00r PPbsee aTwo d 4 aill 121L
stylist aaeldant. ti7s-a700.
OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME
Wanted inxrlediately, Managers, sWerywris, salespeople.
• New imported from England.
• Natural, hair, bath, skincare products.
• Not animal tested, low investment, low
Prices. Work from home.
Call (416) 428-1430 or (416) 619.1501
WORK FROM HOME
$300 weekly possible. Free report.
4655 Kent, Suitt 162
Niagara Falls, LZH 1J4
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THE ASSOCIATION:
• A not-for-profit organization providing Home Support
and Mental Health Programs throughout Durham
Region.
THE POSITION:
• Activity Worker to work to an Adult Day Program.
THE RESPONSIOLITES:
• Implement social and recreational programs udder the
direction of the Recreation Therapist.
• Provides in -put in program planning
• Assist Clients with activities of dally living.
RECKAREMENTS:
• Post Secondary education in health or behavioral
science.
• Must have proven abilities in working with frail elderly,
disabled adults and those with cognitive impairment
PLEASE SEND RESUME BY JUNE IITH,1992 TO:
PROGRAM MANAGER
CAREGIVER RELIEF
W? WESTNEY ROAD SOUTH
UNITS 19 AND 20
AJAX, ONTARIO
LIS Owl
Proven GM warranty experience
Flexible
Excellent telephone skills
Customer oriented
COTTER
STREET
EATERY
REQUIRES
EXPERIENCED
LINE COOK
• Shift Work
• Salary based
on experience
Please apply in
person
at
1300 King St.
East, Oshawa
SHAKLEE
An Income opportunity for
People Who Care
nam extra Income
per month
• del9rmltne work
sth ill"
start pert -time
' nam excellent benefits
cau 433-4067
PRODUCTS W HARMONY
WITH NATURE AND
PRODUCTION aperawr. some
crimping. soldering. drawing
evaMution, plus an understand-
ing of S.P.C. am Serrbaough
location. In qualified tesum e
only to 831.4922, Graham Per-
sofrnl Semvioa Ud. (081892)
HOUSEKEEPER requited per-
mansrdy to stay 4 12 hoes.
Tuesday morning and 4 112
I-- Friday mating. Cleaning
4 bedroom bungalow, 2
bathrooms, me moan. kitchen.
Ilningroom, involves laundry,
washing, folding and putting
away, vacuuming, dishes,
ciirVing sheen. making beds.
dusting, washing floors, and
counter. $74rours. $63Ateskly.
Must have own it -11-taw,
(no bus). One mile east of
Townline off Nash Rd. In
Courtier. Call Linda, 571-2500
or after 5 or weekends, 432 -
EARN good money at home, get IVWe. (kutawl
cheques in mail weekly. For free EARN up to $285 by astembrsng
Information, call Valdimar at ed pairs of stylish earring at
888.7981. Mon -Fri, 7 a.m. - 2 home, work your own hours.
p.m. Students welcome. Skypb Instructions. Infor: Send
S.ILS.E. to: Bolan Int;,, Ext. 455,
BUSINESSES need people to 4325 Steeples Ave. W. Suite
stuff and address envelopes at ;yam. Downsview, Om. M3N 1V7.
home. FREE details) Send (TF)
SJLS.E. to L. Loveridge, 1355 EARN P to $70M weekly s -
Kingston Rd. Box 83-153 semblinroducts at home.
CITY Wide Tad requires drivers. (061 g' Ont. L 1 V 188 . FREE details, send S.A.S.E.
(Mat in appeararner with current with this ad to L. Loveridge,
abstract and talk( 1355 K Rd Box 63.153
permits, Ex- NBA - 50C Water Filters (201. hgelOh
patience not necessary. Apply 1200Aair Man, (10),$1OC) each. Pickering, Ont. L1V 188.
�j 92 Wolfe SI unit 3A. (070792) Dave, 728-5987,�.. x�(061192) (06 1292)1
120 Office Help 120 Office Help
fDominion Automotive is a
recognized leader in the
manufacture, marketing and
distribution of quality products
for the automotive aftermarket.
We require a highly -organized
individual to join us as:
Traffic &
Customs
Coordinator
Uxbridge
deporting to the Materials
`/!anager, you will draw on your
• rowledge of transportation and
ustcros procedures to recommend
yevelop, implement, and monitor
:-,nocedures for the movement of
taterials This will involve selecting
'ne most cost-effective transporta
,,.on services, negotiating rates. and
ldvlsing departments on routings.
'eight charges. and schedules n a
'omputerized environment
'c qualify, you must possess five
,ears' relevant experience Your
,lost secondary education in Traffic
and Customs should be complement
ed by a business/administration
diploma. Excellent communication
and organizational skills are also
mandatory
We offer a competitive salary and
:omp er,ensive benefits. along with a
trlendly work.ng environment Please
apply in writ;nq, to Human Re-
sources Department, Dominion
Automotive Industries Inc., '141
Reach Street, Uxbridge, Ontario
LSP 1S8 Fax: [416] 852-4534
No agencies, please.
m as
O AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRIES INC
ENTRY POSITION
Large residential builder requires a site clerk. Must be
familiar with Lotus 1, 2, 3 and construction background
helpful. Advancement opportunities. Send restarie and
salary expected to: Fie 04096, OshawaiNhitby This
Week, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa L1H 71.5
SENN �
ACCOUNTANT
Rwodred by
Accountant firm
located in Durham
Region.
egion•
Prior experience with
public accounting
firm.
Send resume and
starting salary to:
OSHAWA THIS
WEEK FILE 34092
P.O. BOX 481
OSHAWA, ONT.
L1 H 71.5
OVER 45MD
RECENTLY
LAID OFF?
CALL US ABOUT
COMPUTER
TRAINING GRANTS.
McBee Since
systems 1947
One Write BookVng
Computer Business Forms
Sell For A National Leader
WE OFFER:
• Comprehensive Training Program
• Guaranteed Customer Base
• Above Average Opportunity For
Advancement
• First Year Eamings Of `33,000.
• Excellent Company Benefits & Dental Plan
• Performance Bonus
• Oshawa - Peterboro
YOU HAVE: -
• An Assertive Personality
• Selt Motivation
• Lots of Enthusiasm
• Bookkeeping, Administrative, or Direct
Sales Experience
Send Your Resume To.-
McBee
o:McBee Systems of Canada Inc.
RAYMOND MAHER
District Manager
P.O. Boz 713
Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 7M9
Resale Real Estate Department Manager
"ifications:
Min. 4 yrs. full-time sales experience
Associate Broker or accredited under REBBA
Motivated, Organized, Positive
Computer skills a plus
We Offer
Salary (plus) (commensurate with experience
and performance)
Company medical, dental and prescription
bw*Fts
Liberal vacation policies
New Homes department backup referral
PEOT
SON
REQUIRED
IMMEDIATELY
EXCELLENT BENEMS
Apply to:
Wildwood Ford
1197 Kingston
Road
160 Day Care
Wanted
UVE In Nanny for 2 cnddrer
starting August -September
Must haw excellent English. 6
month childcare traning, mast
haw valid drivers lone. Car
aveninga 420.3647 (061092)
65 Day Care
Available
1a0M3 nine OLA, fun creemv
M*W-are avanabi6 while you
take a break Roan Dmv. 4214
0914. (06149M
Mor1ER wdl take can of yaw
Ifitam( in my non amolung norm.
Rosebank South. 286-1481.
/`0614921
TWO ambitious woman needed SUAUERTIME fun at Pari -s
in fast pplowing lingerie
playmates. svAmm% crafts.
business .fDeefulttrtr, one Pon
cuttings, any age, lunch,
time. excellent intone, no
snacks. full. full days. 10 years
delivery no collecting. No
experience. Reasonable.
FW treiri,04 427-
(061
reliable, references. Finch!
$Er110N CALL
00OA20.6166. (061492)
135 skilled Help
135 Skilled Help
MATERIALS MANAGER
A progressive multinational company in the chemical
field has a requirement for a hands on materials
manager. Preference will be given to individuals with
post secondary education in material management
along with a minimum of 5 years experience in an
automotiw related industry. Extensive knowledge of
warehouse and shipping systems as well as
transportabon of dangerous goods would be wowrod,
Please said resume b:
Personnel
P.O. Box 100
Ajax, Ontario
LIS 3C2
..CEP "� - part time
w 165 Day Care 165 Day Care
li as in Wow n°rn"al" a- Available Available
Irby. Please cal
Susan at 410-$37-2552.
(0618M WFANTS • 12 YEARS OLD
IF you am ohsn 45 and haw N caring, safe. fun home environmenit
ecendy been NO ca, you may Licensed by M.C.S.S.
Quality for paiwp assittartoe
DIPIMRT. Lotus, Wwdperfekx,' Reasonable rates.
D -base, word. scgw, h co, d, I ab Receipts, flexible hours. Call
aiMocid. d Viiel d Sysl;`;f DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAY CARE
I�amhrard, coni bird System
asallawbis 286-1207
wrier fo aw
over who ur ria
*"'YaNy for ft" training. Ouriham
BAB
BABYSITTING available In my CAREGIVER - considerate d
home for sumrrw hdidap• Pldt self in
Business Computer College,
4273010 (TF)
up and drop off at schod It children. Valid First Aid
children. V First
needed. W-trteyA+&y 2. Call certificate. Horth on court now
Lisa a 428.1028 or 428-0161. Ha,wopaErWe1. RNWenc"
T9 ADVEIII M IN THIS
DAYCARE available in clean, available. 663.8276. (061092)
$Er110N CALL
quiet home. Lunches and CALL CLASSIFIED
no-aJt 1
1,111111-7a72
anacks. shy ager. Whiles Road/
Oklahoma, (q*oelte sdna►. 576-9335
'Rhos nz-,:184. _. 798,7671
PosinoN wanted by mature
man experienced in varied retall
salm and 416-404-2M. (06 1492)
Phone
MEN with trucks will do
household moves, cleanup Jobs,
odd Jobs, decorating. palming,
anything. Call Carl or Jane, 427-
2656. (TF)
210 Flea Market
ATTENTION VarKkxsl have you
been binen2 Huge new indoor
flea market comK>g to beautiful
Pon perry. Do you have some-
thng (IegaM to sell We can
accomodate 400 vendors. For
an unbelievable $25 per day,
you can set up, sell your wares
and earn extra income (Maybe
the 3g BUC ksl) Open Saturdays
and Sundays. Phone 416-985-
3508 or 416-965-0305. (0611 9M
-- --- - --
t- -
222 Articles
For Sale
16' C-breglass canoe, Daddles.
5295. White bird rage. S20 New
Acrylic bathtub, grey. (S50o
value). 5200 Still in box As.
sortment of ceramic, brass
doorknobs. Call 427-7374.
(061092)
AIMOUE 14 piece dmingroorn
set. No more room, must be
Edd. Asking oriy $1499 Phone
420-6769, leave a message
Dlease (061092)
CARPET - I have new Stain-
,rkwer and 100% nylon carpet
Will do I1Vngrpprn nd ahall for
38
:0. ncludee carpet. pad. pius
netanwon (30 yards). Stew
789-2W !06269:2)
JUNIOR car seat. We Baby
bucket err seat S 1 o. Call 436-
2631 :061.92)
WALLPAPER ciewance - over
1,0or rolls ',om 99 cents !o
$9 95 a doube roe and more
Over 5 days Der week. Vor -
Fn.. 9-6 p M. Sat 9-5 D -. 675-
6981. 65 King St, E.. Bowrnan. -
v11ie 'T%)
SOFA and chair - grey multi
101"106. aswng S50C. like new.
Call 434-7069. (061492SNC)
AJAX :icke.ng Appliances no
,sasoname amer refuwd. ;:uiy
guaranteed recond!tloned
appliances. come matin us a
deal. 427-6784. 467 Vilimtney
Rd. S. Ate. (TF)
T0I4NG -abies - set of 8 Elite
Sun Ar wica grey. ,iy new.
used 2 yws. pard. $55.0oc, as-
4ng S8 300 uancure tale and
2 chars. S25C RMoratng. can
427-6784 (06169a)
SOFA. com4re abrea. end lades.
3edcrar! ynmgroom rade. 6
chairs, emenarwrhsnt Unit. Opal
Tuna unit. 571-26M aha 5 D.m,
or leave message. (061492)
&$WNG Sale - washer. dryer.
doing table wen buffs) hukh.
drapes and sheers, etc. Can
427-7643 cher 6 p.m. (061492)
CEMENT mixer with rubber
tri& gas engine and 1 1,2 bag
capacity Good aw4ition, s950.
639-2660 after 6 p.m. (061492)
FREE skids for Mevrood• 717
WdsOn Rd. Call hest and ask for
Mane 7253630. (TFALL)
12 cubic it. freezer, very good
condition. S35o or best offer.
Car 5764367. (06169?)
SOLID oak and pee fwrrtun.
kilcfen and vanities. buy died
horn one of " largest malefac.
for in Ontario. Avoid the mtid-
dle man. Eq. Conpiete pine
bedroom suite, 11325., oak
double pedeaal table. $741, as
solid, no veneer. Finished in
your stain choicer 965.6774 or
995-8330. (061194
16FT. x 321. x 31. above ground
pool Has cede, deck all Via way
around. 2 year old filter and
perp heater. Needs now finer.
YOU dismantle and tit& away.
$LOCO (cost of filter and pump).
Call Jim Parker, 427-1999.
(061492;
MOVING - mast sell. various
pieces of furniture, kitchen
wateAted dresser. air
conditioner. wait uni, twashsu
dryer and mom. Good prices
420 4195. (0821 m
1ms
Nash Rd ecekth it
012. 416.4364MO to further
Information. All household
furnisltitps, indoors and out. in-
cluding two automobiles.
(061292)
SOUD pine, oak and cherry
fueniture. DOW to the Public
nge
Lashow room in Pickering.
831-9646. (061494
OAK china cabin[, SSW: oak
buffet with mirror. $325: weknut
dining set, 6 chairs, $450;
mahogany set of drawers,
mirror. $195; bootees, vanity
cabinet. Al must be sold. 683-
6638.(061692)
FOR Sais - 6000 BTU verticil air
conditioner, $100; 2 door mir-
rored wardrobe, $150; kitchen
table with chairs. 1120; 2 green
easy challs, 82&w; Seamen's
Chea, $30; S a D weed whIA
$10; Lady's 10 speed, $20;
men's 3 speed. $25; boys BMX it
$50; call 728-3903 before 9 p.m.
(061692CNC)
FLORAL supplies from horror
based floral business. Every- ti
tl*ng must ger Rebca g' 435-
0765. (08112) ' s' , "s
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hit *G9 JI&A-THE NE , ""1., JUWM "ft _ .-f tlYp.r'Y'7►7Nv'�r-�•t+axrnGP.7tifl'. -.Y: �rc'.r.•. �.-.1Yf-r1-I-►-V�1 f • _ -_ � __�.�_ --� _ �_._ _ - _ _ - _ ..
220 For Sale 25C Gang sal s 250 Ga"a�esNaws 400r�rForR'� 400 Ao Ren 400 Apartments 410 Houses For 420 r°w'>h°'"ea
aEGA
For Rent Rent For Rent
trotters and puns � so a
STREET SALE IIN SUPPORT OF
appliances. $650 inclusive. Lots
AJAX
SOUTH Pickering - area OSHAWA - two bedroom
games. WB sell wprssy or
a set. Call 666-1787.
AJAX SAVE THE WMMFRONT
AJAX
basement apartment, $500
icluskre. Also fumishid rooms
bungalow, 3 bedroom main lownll0we, finished besertwrt,
floor. air cond ilari , tswxky. 2 wealaooe hldgMstove, in-
(061422SNC)
with Durham Housing. 1615
full bathroom in finished
55FalbyCourt
fo rwa, $350 or $400 room and
board. 42111-311121.
parking. Nrs and last. 6800 Pius around pool. Avallable
utilities. Ed or Christine, krvnedlats r 11111,
FOR Sale and wanted
LAKE DRIVEWAY EAST
------ -- (061192)
included. No pets, 2 bedroom,
.Ifi50psrmand.
fawnnrowers, and trimmers, buy,
SAL, JUNE 13, 9-3 P.M
apartment in family building.
WHTBY • skated aomrllodatlan
evenings, 830.5675 or days, utlftles included. Paquin WW
427.3100. (0614912) last. 427-2643, ask for
sell, repair, $10 paid for
floFree' n any condition.
AJAX - basement
itioning, broadloom, 2
p g�,In Large home wilh �„w �
AJAX - July 1-3beMoommain Maryware-Mellam
piow.ckup
Free panel and . call
GARAGE SALE
laundry facilities, saunas and
largo $3o5/maohly afield ons
Roar of house with two bedroom THREE bedroom townhouse in
Mks, 420-5137. (06149M
SAT., JUNE 13, 8.4 RM.
[ee
oom, underground parking
bedroom apartment, $495
montlty. Avalil" July 1. am
basortwtt apwbroaia Masemwa South Oshawa M smar, guilt
currently rented at $6007 co„O1sx. All utilities included.
FOR sale. poo table, xn x 4.5 n.
Best reasonable offer. 683-
18 WINDEBANKS, AJAX
9266 or 580.4962. (06109¢)
inclusive). Parking. yard. hldge. Close to shopping. 725.2601.
2003. (061492)
Housi�IOid iteral , fufnitUfe, bOIS.Call
�. � ev
preferred.
NEWLY decorated one bedroom
slave, dishwasher. air con., (06„�
close b schools, hosplul and _
AIR conditioner. Danby 5000
BTU, energy efficient, only used
sOfINt11111j)10y eVefyOfle
everyone
���_6021
apartnrnt, class b door W- -
everythkg Included. fridge and
stores. $1150/monthly . alit TOWNHOtMES - spacous into
utiffiies for wdhole house. Tel and three bedroom towNrouses.
one month. $250. Call 837-
0613.
GARAGE SALE
5
stove, $575 monthly, one
bedroom beserneM SPwt"wd
responsible for basement North d 401. Close to Go Train
sublet. Firsl/{ast, lease required. Station. schools. north and
(061492)
Sat, June 13, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
r I
2-5
everything Included. $500
monthly. Available July 1. 726-
Call 428-6085. (061492) south Gm, blocks away from
Knob HN. Bus sop n trod d
PICKERING Go Liverpool in front
PIANOS/ GRANDFATHER
CLOCKS •Pianos. rent to own.
spa.
43 Flowers Cres. A-
, lax
'
2553• (t1616111z)
- and complex. Available and
Bayy - 3 bedroom bungalow. July. 434-5914.
size, upright, grand, digital.
keyboards CLOCKS If
(Westney/Harwood)
ONE bedroom basement
(061192)
main filar, large backyard, large
- nee
d•fivery and set up. Call Telep-----"--------.-_ _-.--_.---
1and take advantage a am low 305 Automobiles 310 Trucks For
overhead warehouse prices. Wanted Sale
433.1491. (070292)
MOTOROLAn Cellular Portsbl•
phone and Motorola
Transportable. Both new,
lowest Prion guarartlsed. (416)
733-1825. (061692)
230 Wanted
WANTED - stoves. triage,
Masher and dryers. working or
1!185 Chevy S10 extended nab,
4 Binder, cap and finer, extra
rim, 113K Hwy. $2600, will
Certify. Call 839-2065. (061092)
TRUCK Caps - very tow prices.
free color. many styles. Specials
from $599. downsize. Call 1-
800-267-2885. Belleville. Mr.
Running Board. (061192)
IMPORT Truck Camper, fridge.
gas wove. furnace, water tank.
cid. Also wanted. pickup truck - - cupboards. sink, $1800 o.b.o.
(newer than 1978). Cali 31 0 Trucks For � 436-1519. (061192)
Pickering. 420.6833. (TF) Sale
330 Trailers
BLUEWATER PARK
WHITBY APARTMENTS
1 bedroom suites and 2 bedroom suites, in
immaculateh maintained building, broadloom, 3
aDPliances, pool, sttooker table, games room. tenni$
courts, exercise room. laundry facilities and covered
101 KalMsen SL W.
Mr�onC.-FFid. 9.7 i Sat -Sun. 12-5
571-3522 SIIELTER
CORPORA110IN
u hnn.o. u.,tc
apartment, 4 piece bath, 4
kitchen, 4 appiank»s, air can.. 06HAWA - BentrkxwVib rt: Or -
appliances. $650 inclusive. Lots
parking, $995 plus utilities. 290- mond 2 and 3 bedroom units,
of storage space. FlrsVlast,
5157. (061492CNC) available $760, $825, 1880.
available July 1. 420-1204.Heat,
hydro extra. Frldge, stove,
COURTICE - Highland Gardens
(061082)
garage Included. No pets, appy
3 raised ��
AVAILABLE immediately 638
y
with Durham Housing. 1615
full bathroom in finished
Cuban St., Oshawa 6 in also
Dundas St. E. 41h floor, Whitby
basement. $1050 per month.
Whitby - apartment building.
Cal 4350929. (061192) or call 4366610 for information.
Close to bus. shopping. u0iss
------ -- (061192)
included. No pets, 2 bedroom,
FARWOOD and Bayly - excel- WHITBY - large 3 bedroom
lent family neighbourhood. 2
$700 and one bedroom, $600.
townhouse. 1 1/2 baths,
First and last. Cal 430-0134.
storey, 3 bedrooms. 3 baths• familyroom, walkout to patio,
(062392)
lamilyroomRireplace. Garage.
� �an� ndsOK.
AJAX - basement
steps to schools, transportation •lists
steps only $950 .. Lawrence, 594- xcthoois' Transportation. shop
close to GO and all among".
9065. (061692) Ping handy. $950 miorimy, avail -
$575 monthly, inclusive. No
able July 1. 668-8110. (061692)
smokers• no pets. Available Ju yIMMACULATE
3 bedrom Berri THREE bedroom townhouse,
1/92.666.0607. (061492)
in desirable WE Oshawa. near Oshawa Centreavail"
TWO bedroom basement aped-
Finished fill room, lanced yard, August 1. $825 pin hydro. Call
merit for rent, located in
paved drive, patio, shed. $975/ 579.1957. (0614 92)
employment. Non-smoking
female References.
mDr. hy plus utilities. First last.
V Arts &Crafts
260
pass Fore Aeros;ar 7
passenger. air, V6, am/rim
o•owler,
Pickering, $650 monthly. Private
ONE and two bedroom SOUTH Pickering - close entrance, no, smoker preferred,
Possible long term lease.
�^0 Rooms To
available 1. 47 1 AJAX - detached two Storey.
cassette. low mileage,
„ very keen, ex 0e
lent condition excellent Shape.
apartments. Available to May- m
Y beach, large one bedroom
store. air.
June. No pets. !for
ls.427-1788Wely. Cal aper
August 1. 96&9978. (062392)
3 Rent
CRAFTS Suppaers Cala,,ie
tt baskets. needlework.
overdrive. cruse control. two
t one blue. $14.100. Excellent
See n at West Quarter
apenmsnt, pankng, a1 inclusive.
I
carpet. parking for 1 car. Boor $650 per month. July 1. Call
5foavardet
SIocleats.427-!788. (061 t9�
- - - --
PICKERING - A-1 3 bedroom
FREE
9 role-
panting, sewing, woodworking,
condition. Call, 428-6578.
Lire Road (5 moles east d Port
Pe„),). 1/2 rrile south d Hwy 7A
and Wilson, $715 and $740.
First and Last. 721-9744. (TF Tom a Mel a1 509-0992 or leave
)
PICKERING - 3 bedroom, targe
man floor,largechange
very attractive, newly
brick detached for rem, whole
room ax home - ex -
a
for approx. 5 hours per
knitting, dried flowers, lace. etc
Free into. S.A.S.E.290 Harwood
(061 t 92)
------- ---
or phone Norm, 416-263-8493.
--- __
x°' (061292)
PICKERING - furnished sunnygray
AJAX
painted with r broadloom
house. kitchen, 2
appliances. 3 washrooms,
morn stn Suit
�� person
with afternoon or evenings
Ave Box 21112. Ajax. Ont. LIS
7H2. (061292)
340 Auto Parts &
340 Auto Parts &
- new one bedroom
bachelor walk -out basement apartment, appliances, near
throkghhoin. Laundry included.
$900. Not pets but children
garage, $•150 monthly plus.
Available July t. 683-9629.
employment. Non-smoking
female References.
Repairs
Repairs
apartment, laundry, cable. fie. available July 1. 3750.
welcome. 498-7222. (061292)
preferred.
u ilgim. tug kitchen. bath. $595 Phone 666-9416 days 619
(062892)
683-0928.(061092)
and
per month inclusive Cal 428-
TWO bedroom lower unit OI
�Ay( ileo 3 bed
280 Lost& Found
REWARD+oak srra.. snort
hailed tamale grey Cat.
declawed. No tags, no coast.
Delaney Dr Atax. Loa May 31.
Answers to Sara. 427-2543
(06 1292)
FOUND - Katen. black and vincce
with white paws, friendly.
Findlay and Banner Cres. area
Cal 427-9133. (061492CNC)
290 Pets -Supplies -
------Boarding
WHITE German Sneparas.
CKC. 13 weeks. $375 Cal 436-
1649 (061192)
SHELTIE Pups. CKC registered.
:anoosc, frit shots, deworrneC.
vet chalked. home rased, ready
to go Call anytime or leave
message. 728-2371.
(061;92SNC)
PUREBRED Doberman
Pinschers. CKC registered. tel
clocked. dewormed. 1 red. 3
black females. 3 bLaM mats.
Puppies ready to go. Call
anytime. 6555468. (061 t 92)
CARS PAINTED
$50°°
+ materials
(Customer sands & masks)
683-2998
Clear coat available.
355 Motorcycles 400
aahs�
1974 Honda Twinstar'AT
condition. 1.000 kms. ons rebuet
•ngM. Needs no work. 5500.
Cil] Mike. 579-7719. (061092)
AUTO, Property and Mo o cycs
Insurance. Lw rases. cal 427-
3595. Open 9-9. Mon -Sat,
0696 evenings. (061192) mvarh rooms. WENT WORTH and Simcoe -
&SM (061092) duplex. near Gm. $675 . hydro. 3625 �. Two bedroom bass cozy room available, everything
WHITBY - large clean 2 °� bsdroorm baserrwhl First and last. Appliances, park- Ment apartment, separate included in a private home.
OW, al separas entrance. ing included. Available entrance. $625 Pka. Laundry.
and
apartment min near school Large IMngroorm. so -in kitchen. i... iaey. 428.5013 days or pod. garage. school and Ou person only. Phone 9 lete use of a, facilities. m.
and park, welt maintained 4 year parkinLaundry.appliances, 57'9-1721 after 5 p.m (0611
old tiny budding with elevator.g' aDP ___ �bus stop. 751-3528. (061292) - 7 p.m. 72&1399. (061 692)
picturesous rounds non smoker. no pets. July 1. LIVERPOOL/FINCH - one
wM
Lang* $650 monthly, inclusive. 427- COURTICE four bedroom AJAX ' furnished room for rets,
Dark mg area. F rsUlast. 666- 1795. (061092 bedroom basemhentopil we n house, fridge. stove, 401 good tangls
share facilities. for
0072. (O6 t 692) house, $590. Room n hare• a c c • s s . I a rig • I o t , owner working Pers°^- 683-5180 altar
PICKERING - avaiLaDle Juy 1. $300 monthly. Available July 1. 9 6 p.m (o6t492)
ONE bedroom l apintrth s 1. upp One bedroom basement 421-7687 or 420-1975. (06 149Z maintained. Requiralsrhts. First _
floor . duplex m Oshawa. apartment, close to all and Last, rWwwwes. available LARGE rooms, bright, clean.
FrDge, stow, cable nckaded. apart a $500 per month WHITBY - on• bedroom July 1. $975 plus heat. 725- cable, on bon route, central
Private entrance, parking. inclusive. Laundry fachlrhes apanmhent, $550. 2 bedroom 4909. (06!692) location. T60 $75. Oshawa 433
balcony. K ng Harmony area. available. Can 433 -
Rhonda a 420 apartment, $625, first and last AJAX South - s acinus 4748. (061692)
$f 50 per month, al rdusrve. 9448 aper 6 p. m. 1 morins rent required. Waking D
Avallable July 1. Cal 436-6005. ) D•OPIe any. call s68J0,6. detached. 4 Dedman. near lake. FURNISHED roan. Oklatomka
(061492) LUXURIOUS bsrem enn apart- evenrrgs. 725.8911. (061692) double garage. lamlyroorn, 3 Whose - use of garagsrutillies.
mans for rent in Whdbyr, $725 baths. Large, kitchen, itn. We Clean bright home, $350
WANT Privacy Central ,,,o,,,fyy i+clkdinp utiass - PICKERING - 3 bedroom possession. $1275 plus utilities. monthly, inclusive. 420-0042.
Osnawa rent rrry one bedroom apartment. main floor. Liverpool/ Relenanc�es. 6838661. (061
ig and laundry. Fast and lack 092) (061192)
detached hare. Driveway, in- required, many extras Call Krosno, south a Bally arta, ---
tenor renovated, tndge, stow, Sharon. 666-8167. (061192) 1900 . utilities. Available NICE throe bedroom house in A50 Shared
irvrwdial . For further Inlor- Oshawa. 2 bathrooms. ceramic (� ACComm
$525. utilities. 576-5677 w file floor in kitchen and hall
2634809 (06!29?) BEAUTIFUL two bedroom matan call Carol 8:30-4:30
tight, clean, Ing• front porch. Mon-Frl. 931-7864. (0621 butt -in dishwaslhar, wall to
Apartments NORTH Oshawa - largo one AJAX - ovist 3 bedroom flan•
For Rent bedroom apartment, 6575. � yard. f� ores, c ro PICKERING -one bedroom � t�� rid• very "� near Go. Laundry, 1460 in-
goodpin utilities. First' duannre writ T
ONE MONTH'S
FREE RENT.
When you sign a 1 yr. iease
on a small 1 bdrm. for
$S94/month rickides fridpe,
simmediate, 686-9153.
(06t492SNC
downtown Oshawa, no pets.
Fwakout basement apwvfwa' last. (705) 437-3613. (061492)
sepoinentrance
6129 0 686-9290.
$675. Call 433.0897. (06!892)
available 1. 47 1 AJAX - detached two Storey.
(061092CNC
WHITBY - attentive landlord.
PICKERING - LiverpoolBay/y
utitss. 6837398. (061492) large Pie tot. 3 bedrooms, 2 12
PICKER MG Vikings eexecutive
new two bedroom lower duplex,
four app"-. yard. parking,
area. spaDous one bedroom
SOUTH Oshawa - available baits. 4 appliances' Imam.
double
horns• 4 bedroom quiet cow.
basement aparg"a"t- seParage
garage. minutes to GO,
August 1. targe 2 bedroan bass
healed PooL finished basement.
available August 1, no Rios. 1
entrance, perking and IavnOry
Mont apartment Private 401, schools and shopping,
fist/last plus referonces. $400
month free rent. 420-6652. (0616921 S pus
Available June 30. $67room. non smoker. no5 aper entrance'
,
class to but'schools' (061492) July 1. 477-4535.
Mor". 4271373. (0614921
tight, clean, Ing• front porch. Mon-Frl. 931-7864. (0621 butt -in dishwaslhar, wall to
Apartments NORTH Oshawa - largo one AJAX - ovist 3 bedroom flan•
For Rent bedroom apartment, 6575. � yard. f� ores, c ro PICKERING -one bedroom � t�� rid• very "� near Go. Laundry, 1460 in-
goodpin utilities. First' duannre writ T
ONE MONTH'S
FREE RENT.
When you sign a 1 yr. iease
on a small 1 bdrm. for
$S94/month rickides fridpe,
simmediate, 686-9153.
(06t492SNC
downtown Oshawa, no pets.
Fwakout basement apwvfwa' last. (705) 437-3613. (061492)
sepoinentrance
6129 0 686-9290.
$675. Call 433.0897. (06!892)
available 1. 47 1 AJAX - detached two Storey.
(061092CNC
WHITBY - attentive landlord.
PICKERING - LiverpoolBay/y
utitss. 6837398. (061492) large Pie tot. 3 bedrooms, 2 12
PICKER MG Vikings eexecutive
new two bedroom lower duplex,
four app"-. yard. parking,
area. spaDous one bedroom
SOUTH Oshawa - available baits. 4 appliances' Imam.
double
horns• 4 bedroom quiet cow.
basement aparg"a"t- seParage
garage. minutes to GO,
August 1. targe 2 bedroan bass
healed PooL finished basement.
available August 1, no Rios. 1
entrance, perking and IavnOry
Mont apartment Private 401, schools and shopping,
fist/last plus referonces. $400
month free rent. 420-6652. (0616921 S pus
Available June 30. $67room. non smoker. no5 aper entrance'
,
class to but'schools' (061492) July 1. 477-4535.
Mor". 4271373. (0614921
stove 8 ubkkes month. inclusn is. Cal 9362079. laundry. parking. no pets. Fra MALE or female, 25-35
Automobiles o4gE and two bedroom apart- and last. $625 monthly Plus 450 Bristol Cres.. Oshawa _ 3 Preferred, to share a large 4
300 For Sale 365 Marine merits in Oshawa, Cawenrnt AJAX - bright two bedroom hydro. 723-0619, leave bedroom, appliances; and badroomholiv wah2malssand
571-0106 locationelaan, Too months apartment, eat -in kitchen, message. (051892SNC) furniture. July 1, $837 plus one Racists• This tnorrhs ndkda4
1991 Firefly LE Convertible. Zia' filar eglan Dont, key/cam , red r•quirod $690 1 bed bakarty oeMral aI
While. 5 speed won overdrive. 235 HP O.M.S. outboard. $6000.
Amvfm cassene• mtermrlen Call 666-9824 or 432-3558.
WPO Under 19.000 kms.. rear (061 t 92S►4C)
iper
epoiW and Stripes. Nei smoker. 1N4 Johnson Outboard 20 HP
48 imlea/gallon and Mrivies dor. Askin 6400. Cal aIle►
gallon on the highway. Mint SM p.m 420.2698. (061492)
corndrlcn, $11250 or boo amm, /a R V Hua Bowridar, 115 I O.
co ied. 434.8099. (06 1092)
IM Pontiac FIMy, sub. red Yamaha Pira bigger. eaosaeta
condition. Must be assn. $saw.
ay, new brakes, Apia• alma 4326937. (061190
Igrn*KW M'
room' - -P-11 PICKERING Village - large kitties. Cal 579-9285. (061192) � -. cable.
$715 lar mJuly bbq. lots of
1 bedroom. $750 2 ladry tacdkm. Availablebedroom. Call 436-0477 after 5 1. $795 inclusive. 693-2992, brhglM ons O01m baaerrnara OSHAWA semi 3 plus one large
fridge and freezer space,
p.m73-
. Call 73675. (061192) Joan Ropers. (061192) apwmml. SsPwab Ontfarws. bedroom. 1 12 beffs, finished finished basomeng. hear Brock
fridge. slows slaved Inndry. rec. 3 applianass, or. deck July and Finch on quiet WOOL 427,
OSHAWA - 2 bed► -at aper- LARGE now two bedroomIms parking. ralaiiw Included. Non I. $925 plus. 11161933511. 4206, leave message.
menta for rent, available im- merit apartment, separate Smoker preferred, nopolls. Sell (061292) (06199QSNC)
madiselyr and July 1. Lsutdr) OnOun a. Inos large 3 phbath. first and Ise. July 1. 6661461.
facilities an prerrases. Cal 579• own laundry, parking, $850 (0"1N2) THREE bedroom,garage, 3 ciaOSHAWA - ori possibly o
83w 72943M (0511 inclusive. Call 420-3173. OSNAWA - one bedroom aPWanoW finished roc roan% bedrooms in Apse• now pus
PICKERING - spacious -2 (061 aparonsK main door a house, no Pets, references required. routs, parking and utilities
bedroom basement aporlrtwe, WHITBY - large 2 bedroom InekUdes yield. basement and Available July 15. $900 plus included. SkV% Perera lath in -
sly' frust AJAX - lar o ono bedroom basertarm apannagn Lollies InrAdtip laliles 4261966 or 294-8459. fain weloomto. First and last.
Irrrnediately. 14700, a best JOH4SON Outbowd Yolor, 22 0 w•oarar entrarnos anplsoe. 2 lsandry, fta60 maaAy
offer. 4304K23. (061292) HP. 1948 tarp sho#L 82W or basement apartment. S car parking, laundry tacdkwa, and # Plwncw included. Avg& ulNiss. Car ooeect, 516x66 (061 092) 3/7u�-oM a 431f,ar
toss c. 4361519. (061190 aPpfortos osrrlral air. peaking. available July 1. Suus
b uiMe. able Jay 1. $685 tonally. Rip "It. Available brim idlsely. WHITBY - Woc k/401 area, 3 • (0611
11907 Topaz 2 door, air sspwse WOUNe, class b Gof utilities included. $750 per and last requited- 6862264. (061192) bedroom split level, air, PICKERING - arsm" honwl
aanditioned. wasters condition. J/00 Apartrilerlt$ bus routes. Available mash. a31-9312. flows (0811921 OSHAWA W rarpMed, Isrnosd, 1 V2 bshe. WAMs PA neigh d Holy 401-
C other
cad 7 v 06� 4 For Rent I - Lately. Saw khdushol K9i O VOW - CHurW AJAX - arhe bsdroorn bmwmM Wborsfionlrhd - 2 1 1 an itsttvaase 5 appNnoes. Aver Air, parking. cable. private
px1192f
1MB Cadillac Sedan OoV_Nb
lora Mmol diva mos o1, "
111,000 kms., certified.
Showroom rnew. $6695. Crohn
Auld, 4269428 (061492)
1$66 Cheae6e auorrlasic, now
lines. eaosrws condigiein, loci
mioags, $1800 0". IN -
MUM 8d. 11165767186 or 1-
416726-0705, foalefla
1884 Corvette Gold Edition.
Standard shah, $15,000. 42B-
7192
267192 ler further ir/ommo m or
leave a massage. (081282)
$884 Toyota Teras SRS, 2 door
Iaach. 5 speed air
aluminum wheels amfffm
cassette, great condition.
$111100. Call x662571. (081192)
1883 Dodge 000. lady driven,
excellent - -Rion. must be
seem Ps., pb., arc.. $1750 ow -
filed or best after. Aber 7 p.mL
66B-7213. (061 ISM
low cies Vftw
SSW as i�'
s.CCaall M7303 after 5
p -m. (061892)
100 Oldsmobile with aur, OOW
condition. Double bed std -coo
trailer. Boa offer. Ask ler Ray.
428.2952 after 5 p.m (06129.2)
19" Camaro Z28. 302, blue
and whiW roI pain, -col-
lent condition. Must sell,
oertlied. $13,500. Cal Aldstys,
r 4M•xN $iW G"Wsr igs. 821-
K
VALIANT PROPERTY
AANAGEMENT
579.1626
w O
. W
77 8,33 FALBY COURT
Two + three bedroom apartments in family
building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2
appliances, laundryfacilities and
tndergrWind parking included. $742-:819
Call 686.0845
Hwy 2 - 2 lasdroorn baawrnwa ;wti'n'tt pilatM eatsrnoal In uses analable, SM ow $820 shale July 1. $1150 plus uWties, telephone. quiet area. Non
apartment, fridge, stove, ttlnudss lftlge, etowe and LMOWL 4 bedloein UFAL SIML Fridge. noK ro dogs' 757"1701 Avail prolomed $400 eg11toh
p4M�a8 w9e lead and table- C". no pages, iron sonessr, stavav atofes iWudo0. NS peer w 4769310 108/!1921 AvaNable irhmetMaMly. Car
"W plus hydro. FMt and las. ora 1 ,alassnoes Close to appy b Durham Housing. 1615 Oruos, 237-2082 or 751-7001.
nopAe1s�No endo. Cal "3 Go•"to. Call 618-1Sal. DWtdN SL E, 40 Flaof, 1181 OSHAWA -aaaclive3bsdnoorn (61082
OW bedroom apartment ler ps 041 or call 43s2s10 ler YMOrttIdNl N e.
AJAX pM4M 7rHtyropR aY
IfA111M000 and 101 - spaaiow plus. A gust 1. 1-70.277-22M
one bedroom, separate rent• ulcabtno
s, SIPWM AVAILABLE ktedlately - (6/682) •
nas• fat/tdty • YMataon�
entrance, laundry, air otwralras does to alamwdML OshawalNhlNby epartmerh, UPPER Nuel of 9 bedroom 28OWN0#68. SYGUMOhms taigoomerw UM 2
July.
$660. Avlable No Pails- $600. Car 8380477, buNdYq, specimens. varpslad, raised plus. Camel 4M -
July. Also available eetsNrt9s (810821 tts* paI L dose to but and floors, eats -M kitchen. Id urge 8214. P81494
Immediately. Shared OSHAWA - sough said ladled Shopping, UIMM kckWi , no dinkyg,00ln, gaage. deet
a000ntodaliwl, 5360. Laundry, very clean, large units, 2 PW. fksUhst tnquked. Orbe gayly ens al Pickering. Alew BEAUTIFUL, coutMy Ihonle in
air. Parking Wry' 426214!. beg00re avahblertsweiJysye bedreset.$800ertiiiii -_ able July 1, $850 plus, Car north Pickering. Horses
0810821 15,11lM or a badwlw arMabls $7'00, 430-0134.970792) Wa nkgp, 831.2198, 08/0821 IWdoomad 619,20l (81082
LOVELY one bedroom J* I• $426. Pill". hes. $P*A*M - sk conomoomm AJAX-SMlwnbhedI it an
apartment, close to all hydfo, cable kckldad- 7730850 arta bsh/I- oft a (� attd ADJACENT Ajax Walerlront. In quiet townhouse, share
wnw*ies. SilMmorahfy fin- or 72M M. 0821921 dfflL aaarolle fon pool 1Mh applan3oss and a8 lsihdoar VO kaolmk non snicker.
�9 ulil W and parting• WNMIY - I Iia' ens and satala and tl1110-L SquashAlrll'm misdhblb. "
8861171. (061182 WA' - 11rn a9t Aral- owNls. Ills works. psbolad un- coverings. RSlscenon. credit SM iOr a K%M $400. Call 4M•
AJAX - -The Wealers' brand able in clean. OAK seeuft derpreixld Pill".c40 nowt 'I P1 fiw and Iso required. No 7904, (061292
nowesdusiw lakeside loon buldrq Claes b a1 anwrlMfs Eluerninps anm 6 or leave aPOIL Avalhbls July1. $1350 _
bsdroorn suiw and03 bednoan M62 ((011921 a1 nwssaga 8160877. (TF) PILO uplinad Call Raymondy Inc MEME Deal or Person tossed ohm dor ews
Nash, Canada Trust
townhouses, 850-19W aq.h. P�acERIlw _ 9 badaam bee► 410 "°" For 4271771 or4274612. (61492) bedroom house. Laundry
featuring 5 appliances, air, mora apwdnera, new (110. air Rent NORTHWEST Oshawa - 3 � y carbusan �
baoonis, Or solwhurrs, undw- conditioned, 8775 plus 112 7" bodloorn house, Flarldia room badWK dMnirhproorn o8 Than". � across front
ground P°Altq arid reaealionall udNes. 837•x881. (81492)islaft tamllyroom with tlreplap, Civic Audiforkon, Available
f(07M . To view qN 4261874. TWO bedroom apartment for A��• l� in � � $gg� ove"LdN• Frit and ft Mme rein• sm follfollow�ily.
rsnt stat akON P, Adelaide and Park 8t>Biq• meq. twllmnbp aYo 728-4070 er loaw message.
PICKERINpartment. � SM plus Nos' building. s785, fist and store and bank. Senior can- , 0M
pollsPhone 432- pB19g1
hydro. Call 686-3949 shelf 5 INK 9 f DMB' Cal Joe s 726 muuMy only 1750 nitaaMy. aZ3 Condos For
P.- (06106M 9594. cox211i2) 430L lost IS) HOUSIng 455 Rent
AJAX - two bedroom, very THREE 11 don haws, fridge, 415
+p+�, Wlwlby, $8'25 n, clean, spacious basement sow. RkhWHwy 2. Ain. avaF Wanted YCLAUGHLIN Square, Rich-
OVER
o. Tor. "x67048. apartment, shared laundry, able August 1. $950 plus mond St., 2 bedroom, 1 1/2
hydro. (81292) Parking, cable T.V. included. utilities. Garage, fenced WANTED - furnished 3 of 4 baths, many amenities and
WHUY - attraalva 2 bsdroom4 $750 ^ortIftil/. Inalashea. Avail- badtyard ptelw non•Smolainp, bedroom house in Pickering. security. Fie and last $860 per
now 00, sosidsraWwas. -able July 1. SM7971 or 380 no 1184x867. Evelyn 192) d� � 619-1900- fair minifirgion (06120M wire. 323-0111.
, iia •' r y
sly' frust AJAX - lar o ono bedroom basertarm apannagn Lollies InrAdtip laliles 4261966 or 294-8459. fain weloomto. First and last.
Irrrnediately. 14700, a best JOH4SON Outbowd Yolor, 22 0 w•oarar entrarnos anplsoe. 2 lsandry, fta60 maaAy
offer. 4304K23. (061292) HP. 1948 tarp sho#L 82W or basement apartment. S car parking, laundry tacdkwa, and # Plwncw included. Avg& ulNiss. Car ooeect, 516x66 (061 092) 3/7u�-oM a 431f,ar
toss c. 4361519. (061190 aPpfortos osrrlral air. peaking. available July 1. Suus
b uiMe. able Jay 1. $685 tonally. Rip "It. Available brim idlsely. WHITBY - Woc k/401 area, 3 • (0611
11907 Topaz 2 door, air sspwse WOUNe, class b Gof utilities included. $750 per and last requited- 6862264. (061192) bedroom split level, air, PICKERING - arsm" honwl
aanditioned. wasters condition. J/00 Apartrilerlt$ bus routes. Available mash. a31-9312. flows (0811921 OSHAWA W rarpMed, Isrnosd, 1 V2 bshe. WAMs PA neigh d Holy 401-
C other
cad 7 v 06� 4 For Rent I - Lately. Saw khdushol K9i O VOW - CHurW AJAX - arhe bsdroorn bmwmM Wborsfionlrhd - 2 1 1 an itsttvaase 5 appNnoes. Aver Air, parking. cable. private
px1192f
1MB Cadillac Sedan OoV_Nb
lora Mmol diva mos o1, "
111,000 kms., certified.
Showroom rnew. $6695. Crohn
Auld, 4269428 (061492)
1$66 Cheae6e auorrlasic, now
lines. eaosrws condigiein, loci
mioags, $1800 0". IN -
MUM 8d. 11165767186 or 1-
416726-0705, foalefla
1884 Corvette Gold Edition.
Standard shah, $15,000. 42B-
7192
267192 ler further ir/ommo m or
leave a massage. (081282)
$884 Toyota Teras SRS, 2 door
Iaach. 5 speed air
aluminum wheels amfffm
cassette, great condition.
$111100. Call x662571. (081192)
1883 Dodge 000. lady driven,
excellent - -Rion. must be
seem Ps., pb., arc.. $1750 ow -
filed or best after. Aber 7 p.mL
66B-7213. (061 ISM
low cies Vftw
SSW as i�'
s.CCaall M7303 after 5
p -m. (061892)
100 Oldsmobile with aur, OOW
condition. Double bed std -coo
trailer. Boa offer. Ask ler Ray.
428.2952 after 5 p.m (06129.2)
19" Camaro Z28. 302, blue
and whiW roI pain, -col-
lent condition. Must sell,
oertlied. $13,500. Cal Aldstys,
r 4M•xN $iW G"Wsr igs. 821-
K
VALIANT PROPERTY
AANAGEMENT
579.1626
w O
. W
77 8,33 FALBY COURT
Two + three bedroom apartments in family
building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2
appliances, laundryfacilities and
tndergrWind parking included. $742-:819
Call 686.0845
Hwy 2 - 2 lasdroorn baawrnwa ;wti'n'tt pilatM eatsrnoal In uses analable, SM ow $820 shale July 1. $1150 plus uWties, telephone. quiet area. Non
apartment, fridge, stove, ttlnudss lftlge, etowe and LMOWL 4 bedloein UFAL SIML Fridge. noK ro dogs' 757"1701 Avail prolomed $400 eg11toh
p4M�a8 w9e lead and table- C". no pages, iron sonessr, stavav atofes iWudo0. NS peer w 4769310 108/!1921 AvaNable irhmetMaMly. Car
"W plus hydro. FMt and las. ora 1 ,alassnoes Close to appy b Durham Housing. 1615 Oruos, 237-2082 or 751-7001.
nopAe1s�No endo. Cal "3 Go•"to. Call 618-1Sal. DWtdN SL E, 40 Flaof, 1181 OSHAWA -aaaclive3bsdnoorn (61082
OW bedroom apartment ler ps 041 or call 43s2s10 ler YMOrttIdNl N e.
AJAX pM4M 7rHtyropR aY
IfA111M000 and 101 - spaaiow plus. A gust 1. 1-70.277-22M
one bedroom, separate rent• ulcabtno
s, SIPWM AVAILABLE ktedlately - (6/682) •
nas• fat/tdty • YMataon�
entrance, laundry, air otwralras does to alamwdML OshawalNhlNby epartmerh, UPPER Nuel of 9 bedroom 28OWN0#68. SYGUMOhms taigoomerw UM 2
July.
$660. Avlable No Pails- $600. Car 8380477, buNdYq, specimens. varpslad, raised plus. Camel 4M -
July. Also available eetsNrt9s (810821 tts* paI L dose to but and floors, eats -M kitchen. Id urge 8214. P81494
Immediately. Shared OSHAWA - sough said ladled Shopping, UIMM kckWi , no dinkyg,00ln, gaage. deet
a000ntodaliwl, 5360. Laundry, very clean, large units, 2 PW. fksUhst tnquked. Orbe gayly ens al Pickering. Alew BEAUTIFUL, coutMy Ihonle in
air. Parking Wry' 426214!. beg00re avahblertsweiJysye bedreset.$800ertiiiii -_ able July 1, $850 plus, Car north Pickering. Horses
0810821 15,11lM or a badwlw arMabls $7'00, 430-0134.970792) Wa nkgp, 831.2198, 08/0821 IWdoomad 619,20l (81082
LOVELY one bedroom J* I• $426. Pill". hes. $P*A*M - sk conomoomm AJAX-SMlwnbhedI it an
apartment, close to all hydfo, cable kckldad- 7730850 arta bsh/I- oft a (� attd ADJACENT Ajax Walerlront. In quiet townhouse, share
wnw*ies. SilMmorahfy fin- or 72M M. 0821921 dfflL aaarolle fon pool 1Mh applan3oss and a8 lsihdoar VO kaolmk non snicker.
�9 ulil W and parting• WNMIY - I Iia' ens and satala and tl1110-L SquashAlrll'm misdhblb. "
8861171. (061182 WA' - 11rn a9t Aral- owNls. Ills works. psbolad un- coverings. RSlscenon. credit SM iOr a K%M $400. Call 4M•
AJAX - -The Wealers' brand able in clean. OAK seeuft derpreixld Pill".c40 nowt 'I P1 fiw and Iso required. No 7904, (061292
nowesdusiw lakeside loon buldrq Claes b a1 anwrlMfs Eluerninps anm 6 or leave aPOIL Avalhbls July1. $1350 _
bsdroorn suiw and03 bednoan M62 ((011921 a1 nwssaga 8160877. (TF) PILO uplinad Call Raymondy Inc MEME Deal or Person tossed ohm dor ews
Nash, Canada Trust
townhouses, 850-19W aq.h. P�acERIlw _ 9 badaam bee► 410 "°" For 4271771 or4274612. (61492) bedroom house. Laundry
featuring 5 appliances, air, mora apwdnera, new (110. air Rent NORTHWEST Oshawa - 3 � y carbusan �
baoonis, Or solwhurrs, undw- conditioned, 8775 plus 112 7" bodloorn house, Flarldia room badWK dMnirhproorn o8 Than". � across front
ground P°Altq arid reaealionall udNes. 837•x881. (81492)islaft tamllyroom with tlreplap, Civic Audiforkon, Available
f(07M . To view qN 4261874. TWO bedroom apartment for A��• l� in � � $gg� ove"LdN• Frit and ft Mme rein• sm follfollow�ily.
rsnt stat akON P, Adelaide and Park 8t>Biq• meq. twllmnbp aYo 728-4070 er loaw message.
PICKERINpartment. � SM plus Nos' building. s785, fist and store and bank. Senior can- , 0M
pollsPhone 432- pB19g1
hydro. Call 686-3949 shelf 5 INK 9 f DMB' Cal Joe s 726 muuMy only 1750 nitaaMy. aZ3 Condos For
P.- (06106M 9594. cox211i2) 430L lost IS) HOUSIng 455 Rent
AJAX - two bedroom, very THREE 11 don haws, fridge, 415
+p+�, Wlwlby, $8'25 n, clean, spacious basement sow. RkhWHwy 2. Ain. avaF Wanted YCLAUGHLIN Square, Rich-
OVER
o. Tor. "x67048. apartment, shared laundry, able August 1. $950 plus mond St., 2 bedroom, 1 1/2
hydro. (81292) Parking, cable T.V. included. utilities. Garage, fenced WANTED - furnished 3 of 4 baths, many amenities and
WHUY - attraalva 2 bsdroom4 $750 ^ortIftil/. Inalashea. Avail- badtyard ptelw non•Smolainp, bedroom house in Pickering. security. Fie and last $860 per
now 00, sosidsraWwas. -able July 1. SM7971 or 380 no 1184x867. Evelyn 192) d� � 619-1900- fair minifirgion (06120M wire. 323-0111.
, iia •' r y
px1192f
1MB Cadillac Sedan OoV_Nb
lora Mmol diva mos o1, "
111,000 kms., certified.
Showroom rnew. $6695. Crohn
Auld, 4269428 (061492)
1$66 Cheae6e auorrlasic, now
lines. eaosrws condigiein, loci
mioags, $1800 0". IN -
MUM 8d. 11165767186 or 1-
416726-0705, foalefla
1884 Corvette Gold Edition.
Standard shah, $15,000. 42B-
7192
267192 ler further ir/ommo m or
leave a massage. (081282)
$884 Toyota Teras SRS, 2 door
Iaach. 5 speed air
aluminum wheels amfffm
cassette, great condition.
$111100. Call x662571. (081192)
1883 Dodge 000. lady driven,
excellent - -Rion. must be
seem Ps., pb., arc.. $1750 ow -
filed or best after. Aber 7 p.mL
66B-7213. (061 ISM
low cies Vftw
SSW as i�'
s.CCaall M7303 after 5
p -m. (061892)
100 Oldsmobile with aur, OOW
condition. Double bed std -coo
trailer. Boa offer. Ask ler Ray.
428.2952 after 5 p.m (06129.2)
19" Camaro Z28. 302, blue
and whiW roI pain, -col-
lent condition. Must sell,
oertlied. $13,500. Cal Aldstys,
r 4M•xN $iW G"Wsr igs. 821-
K
VALIANT PROPERTY
AANAGEMENT
579.1626
w O
. W
77 8,33 FALBY COURT
Two + three bedroom apartments in family
building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2
appliances, laundryfacilities and
tndergrWind parking included. $742-:819
Call 686.0845
Hwy 2 - 2 lasdroorn baawrnwa ;wti'n'tt pilatM eatsrnoal In uses analable, SM ow $820 shale July 1. $1150 plus uWties, telephone. quiet area. Non
apartment, fridge, stove, ttlnudss lftlge, etowe and LMOWL 4 bedloein UFAL SIML Fridge. noK ro dogs' 757"1701 Avail prolomed $400 eg11toh
p4M�a8 w9e lead and table- C". no pages, iron sonessr, stavav atofes iWudo0. NS peer w 4769310 108/!1921 AvaNable irhmetMaMly. Car
"W plus hydro. FMt and las. ora 1 ,alassnoes Close to appy b Durham Housing. 1615 Oruos, 237-2082 or 751-7001.
nopAe1s�No endo. Cal "3 Go•"to. Call 618-1Sal. DWtdN SL E, 40 Flaof, 1181 OSHAWA -aaaclive3bsdnoorn (61082
OW bedroom apartment ler ps 041 or call 43s2s10 ler YMOrttIdNl N e.
AJAX pM4M 7rHtyropR aY
IfA111M000 and 101 - spaaiow plus. A gust 1. 1-70.277-22M
one bedroom, separate rent• ulcabtno
s, SIPWM AVAILABLE ktedlately - (6/682) •
nas• fat/tdty • YMataon�
entrance, laundry, air otwralras does to alamwdML OshawalNhlNby epartmerh, UPPER Nuel of 9 bedroom 28OWN0#68. SYGUMOhms taigoomerw UM 2
July.
$660. Avlable No Pails- $600. Car 8380477, buNdYq, specimens. varpslad, raised plus. Camel 4M -
July. Also available eetsNrt9s (810821 tts* paI L dose to but and floors, eats -M kitchen. Id urge 8214. P81494
Immediately. Shared OSHAWA - sough said ladled Shopping, UIMM kckWi , no dinkyg,00ln, gaage. deet
a000ntodaliwl, 5360. Laundry, very clean, large units, 2 PW. fksUhst tnquked. Orbe gayly ens al Pickering. Alew BEAUTIFUL, coutMy Ihonle in
air. Parking Wry' 426214!. beg00re avahblertsweiJysye bedreset.$800ertiiiii -_ able July 1, $850 plus, Car north Pickering. Horses
0810821 15,11lM or a badwlw arMabls $7'00, 430-0134.970792) Wa nkgp, 831.2198, 08/0821 IWdoomad 619,20l (81082
LOVELY one bedroom J* I• $426. Pill". hes. $P*A*M - sk conomoomm AJAX-SMlwnbhedI it an
apartment, close to all hydfo, cable kckldad- 7730850 arta bsh/I- oft a (� attd ADJACENT Ajax Walerlront. In quiet townhouse, share
wnw*ies. SilMmorahfy fin- or 72M M. 0821921 dfflL aaarolle fon pool 1Mh applan3oss and a8 lsihdoar VO kaolmk non snicker.
�9 ulil W and parting• WNMIY - I Iia' ens and satala and tl1110-L SquashAlrll'm misdhblb. "
8861171. (061182 WA' - 11rn a9t Aral- owNls. Ills works. psbolad un- coverings. RSlscenon. credit SM iOr a K%M $400. Call 4M•
AJAX - -The Wealers' brand able in clean. OAK seeuft derpreixld Pill".c40 nowt 'I P1 fiw and Iso required. No 7904, (061292
nowesdusiw lakeside loon buldrq Claes b a1 anwrlMfs Eluerninps anm 6 or leave aPOIL Avalhbls July1. $1350 _
bsdroorn suiw and03 bednoan M62 ((011921 a1 nwssaga 8160877. (TF) PILO uplinad Call Raymondy Inc MEME Deal or Person tossed ohm dor ews
Nash, Canada Trust
townhouses, 850-19W aq.h. P�acERIlw _ 9 badaam bee► 410 "°" For 4271771 or4274612. (61492) bedroom house. Laundry
featuring 5 appliances, air, mora apwdnera, new (110. air Rent NORTHWEST Oshawa - 3 � y carbusan �
baoonis, Or solwhurrs, undw- conditioned, 8775 plus 112 7" bodloorn house, Flarldia room badWK dMnirhproorn o8 Than". � across front
ground P°Altq arid reaealionall udNes. 837•x881. (81492)islaft tamllyroom with tlreplap, Civic Audiforkon, Available
f(07M . To view qN 4261874. TWO bedroom apartment for A��• l� in � � $gg� ove"LdN• Frit and ft Mme rein• sm follfollow�ily.
rsnt stat akON P, Adelaide and Park 8t>Biq• meq. twllmnbp aYo 728-4070 er loaw message.
PICKERINpartment. � SM plus Nos' building. s785, fist and store and bank. Senior can- , 0M
pollsPhone 432- pB19g1
hydro. Call 686-3949 shelf 5 INK 9 f DMB' Cal Joe s 726 muuMy only 1750 nitaaMy. aZ3 Condos For
P.- (06106M 9594. cox211i2) 430L lost IS) HOUSIng 455 Rent
AJAX - two bedroom, very THREE 11 don haws, fridge, 415
+p+�, Wlwlby, $8'25 n, clean, spacious basement sow. RkhWHwy 2. Ain. avaF Wanted YCLAUGHLIN Square, Rich-
OVER
o. Tor. "x67048. apartment, shared laundry, able August 1. $950 plus mond St., 2 bedroom, 1 1/2
hydro. (81292) Parking, cable T.V. included. utilities. Garage, fenced WANTED - furnished 3 of 4 baths, many amenities and
WHUY - attraalva 2 bsdroom4 $750 ^ortIftil/. Inalashea. Avail- badtyard ptelw non•Smolainp, bedroom house in Pickering. security. Fie and last $860 per
now 00, sosidsraWwas. -able July 1. SM7971 or 380 no 1184x867. Evelyn 192) d� � 619-1900- fair minifirgion (06120M wire. 323-0111.
, iia •' r y
455 Condos For
Homes
500
Rent
For Sale
LUXURY Condo - 2 bodr0c min 2LARGE
bath, 9th floor, pool, sauna,
low
burtoabw saint for sale
$890 monthly
ft
roc room with tongue end
Inclusive. Phis ons morph free
peow� One, walkout and oak
rent. Available June 30. 427-
04771, Mary Wright, Canada
floors, Three bedrooms, two
plus bathrooms, eat -n kitchen
Trust. (061192)
with dishwasher, oak railing.
AJAX - available In medW*. 2
Only
4 �11Cd 823 6479 or
bedroom condo, Wooney Rd.
Service - preparation of
displays, drawings, flyers,
North. 5 appliances, 2 panting
PRIVATE beautiful 3 bedroom
Spam, 1 pool. $950 inclusive.
freehold townhouse, end unit,
Reterences required. 649-2053,
finished walkout lamilyroom with
tail evenings. M61892)
firaplaos. 3 baths. skylight in
Office 8t Retall
master, central vac, large
fenced yard, many extras.
460 �`p�
Priced to sell at $132.500. Call
Was -Pace
435.0628 (0611 92)
A-/ Retail (800-7(700 sq.h.) and
THREE bedroom semi, 2
office space, (450.6500 sq.ft.) in
bathrooms, finished roc room,
a well anchored shopping centre
fenced yard, close b schools
in prime Oshawa locations. 576-
and slopping, South Oshawa
6956 or 579-1626. (0618M
$116,000. Assumable
For
470
mortgage. For appointmen t
pupae call 726-9251. (0611
92)
Rent
Rent
magic for dubren's parties ane
BOBCAYGEON - Pigeon Lake, BLACKSTOCK - fully finished
3 bedrooms, all conviences, raised bungalow, 314 acre. 3
good swimming and fishing, plus one bedroom 2 four piece
boat included. $275 per weep baths, quiet court, close to
Prime period still available. 705- school. $204,900. pyo 416-
738-5681'(061292) 9136-0851, Open House Sunday
HAPPINESS is ... spending June 14, 2 p.m. (061692)
.quality time with loved ones in a NEWCASTLE
'illy equipped cottage at Open House,
NORTHERN HEIGHTS Saturday and Sunday, 1-5 p.m.
Four bedroom house, two
RESORT in Norland. Enjoy stories, 2 112 baths• sunken
fishing• swimming, paddle familyroom, fireplace, 4
boats. canoes, outdoor games, appliances. Double garage. lots
or an evening the on the beach. size: 50x138. $175,900. Call
Non-smoking cottages (416) 757-0620. (061192)
wailable. Phone or fax, 1-705
454-1928. Sorry no pets.
(061692) 550 Cottages For
GREAT fishing and family Sale
holiday at Rice Lake. One hour
N/Ekie d Oshawa Pickerel. mus_ A �o�/ 1 VI
kis and bass galore. Modern
cottages, 1800 n. waterfront,
privacy in rural area low family
rates. Children program. store. New 3 bedroom, exterior co
boat and motor rental. Covered
docking. Sunnymsad Cottages. Private sand beach, crystai c
R.R.82 Hastings, Ont. KOL 1YO. hr. drive, private Saye. Terms E
705-696-2601. (070792) a
COTTAGE for rem in Bancroft
area. private, lakefront 2
ttedroom. fully equipped. wash.
mo -shower, excellent fishing
and smmrning, boat included.
•$350 week. 1-705-932-3315 or
613-332.3196.(061292)
TWO and three bedroom
cottages. near Sand Banks
Provincial Park• targe lots.
waterfront, boat and motor
rentals, nature trails, good
fishing. Call Vince/Gail. 613-
476x512. (061692)
KAWARTHAS - Lake Kas-
shabog - 45 min. northeast of
Deterborough. Cozy lakefrord,
modem housekeeping oottages.
Good tW*V. swinmtng, boat.
anotor rentals. From $135/
weekend or $305iweMcly. Amer
S. 705877-2159. (06189?)
Fwdl
4 O Vacation Rentals
FLORIDA - Port Charbne - now,
three bedroom furnished • hone, 2 baths. rocs ansa. cbe o gel
shops and beaches. Available
Jury and on. Weekly, monthly.
seasonal. Call 985-9367.
(061292)
FLORIDA - Madeira Beach,
1500 sq -11. luxury gulf front
Condo. 6 appliances, 2.1
bedrooms, 2 baths, all
accessories, heated pool,
(acuzzi. screwed stnporch. op
flow.weskit'/monthly. Photos.
723-600. (102292)
FLORIDA - Maderia Beach -
Yacht dub - 2 bedroom, full
equips, 2 pools, beach, club
house. oom4dab with sauna. hot
tub, children welcome. Rent
weekly/monthly. Close to all
ammonium, (416) 839.0966. (TF)
CLEARWATER - 3 bedroom
kafry furnished, air con., mobile
homes- H*aW POOK hot bib.
tonnig. now beaches, and mallor
of sole (Lassfthan6moyq.s03.
i275
• 500 - Fad
NO matey dwm - 31 1 m , I. 1
== brick hews, Ina "
PAwd4D1 ares. toeoaragia an 00 Call
Rklk or Doug, 6864WS or 679-
4252.(081194
79E4252.(0811912)
BROKER has SIOAM b bred at
$147 par rtforlfli Cored ,any,
dal Services. OWSOM "�
NO Down Paymsra - 8161,9m
vendor anxious, 3 bedroom
rased bungalow with a one
bedroom apartment, ble
drape, oor kit. elo�wmarrnsia
623-0141L(061192)
COUNTRY Bungalow in
ROPbM. 2 or 3 bsdroon type
lot open copmespi.full walkout f b . 30.000 Cal
• 855.4101L pelem
ATTENTION Handymen
oshales bargains - 3 bedroom
centu99 .ry �hotwe, claw eprmft m
grape, 5a IK 65rggo doase. No
q"alfflcitp. S09J700 Call Frank
Mllanovic, 434-3800 Crain
Reyy. (0818012(
wHT9Y - quiet am
Datadaad 4 level backspilk.
fiIII mail -
fie f� space,li3 years me M you -1
AskingsolosL
$180.900. Cas
500
FoHr Saleomes
i1"Aff - priced well below It
sell now. 3 . 1 bedroom. all
brick, ble iertced btCentral aircentkra
vac. Plus lots more options,
quiet. beautiful neighbourhood.
579.4954 or 721-1593. (061692)
irs YOUR DREAM HOUSE -
Baylield built, 4,000 sq.h. 5
bedrooms, 4 baths, pool,
(Inground, heated) oak
basement. (antral air. central
vac, etc. A must see. Whitby
area. Open House Sunday,
June 7, 1.4 P.M. 61 Stargel Dr.
866.8654. (0611 fit)
COURTICE - Kassinger built, 3
Year old raised bungalow large
bright kitchen, bay window,
walkout to spacious deck. Base-
ment finished with 4 piece
bathroom. 150' deep lot.
$162,500. Call 435-0929.
POWER If sale - North Oshaw
bungalow, detached double
garage workshop. 88 x 188 ft.
lot Asking 1179,900. Two
storey brick detached near
Oshawa Centre, $94.900. Must
be sold. Call Fred Machell, 434-
3800. Crann Reeky. (0616W)
575 Money Ta
Lend
LOONEY Problerm? Loans, debt
consol dations, credit
anangerrnents personal budget
Planning. Oarnishees stopped.
FREE CNSULTATIONS.
Crede Counsellors (Pickering -
Oshawa). 433-1425. (TFALL)
550 Cottages For
Sale
580 IMortae nsurance 580 Mortgage
Insurance
MORTGAGE PROBLEMS?
WE CAN HELP!
420-3111
Ajax -Pickering Area
Up to 90% financing. Refinancing,
consolidation, power of sale, foreclosure,
poor credit, self-employed, cottage property,
vacant land.
Fast, professionai service, 24 hours.
EQUIGUARD MORTGAGE
SERVICES
7 314% five year open, no
qualifying program. Bad credit
program, unlimsled pmrap funds
available. Power of spies. debt
oorsokdatton, loan. in horns
service. New Era Financial
Corporation. (416) 721-9563.
(TFALL)
TAKE advantage of low Interest
rates. 7 1/4% fine mortgages
(with money saving options). In
tnorrw personalized serves. 7
days a week. Phone 725-6123.
(06.'$0921
xwwe r UPKI Z, aro 103111e, VV 76
financing. down payment also
arranged. Any amount available.
Call Doug or Rick 668-6805,
Community Financial Services.
_ '7= MWS AiDrErMlFK tiff XJUM t11111. ilM4AGIE 3110-A
anaska�w�ALv�K$ , • -A
Business
Services
Home Home
k ne: 427-4174, 1iorm
and exteror drywall :ain
pg,
HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS -
Improvements Improvements
Housecleaning
SSSS - for unique 4,~1ng
'hort,all Call 432-756& ;'F)
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010000801 100.000 residential die-
sero on of your product or
os awa. Ca9'Ajax.
-�•
VAZ GENERAL
CONTRACTING
YEN with large trucit will do
GAILLIN
-los'
(0611 GENE 2,
GENERAL Drafting and Graphic
Speciaizfrtg n all carpentry, custom
homes, additions 6 racrnp. .
MAID SE
Service - preparation of
displays, drawings, flyers,
ftherladbathrooms,windows- Waterproofing - bassmerks,
ceramic liles&hardwood flom-15 eltp
Serving the communiyfor
Maps' rePOrtds. CorelCoverss1w and
overheads. Coreldraw and
yrs
For free estimates call 683-5818
your home with persona.1z
at highly coin
g y petttive rates.
Autocad if. Reasonable false.
683-9482. (061692)
MOVERS- will do am typos of
coupons.
moves. Very comcwerve, OF) n~
us a cam. Pere. 5769533. (;
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COMPLETE HOME
Fleady 10 entertain fp any age
(Fully bonded ,
any occasslon. Birthdays.
Driving Schools
RENOVATION WORK
MPLETE CARPENTRY
F
`
683-%
-
Performed by
SERVICESty
728-8334. (TF)
S i 8 Drvmg schools. 3 les-
sons and test, $75. 10 lessons,
$150 Call 287-3060. (070892)
Flooring,
Carpeting
CARPET installations - tree
est mates, rostretching a
specialty. Reasonable rates.
987.1799 or 987-1800. D a N
3unc n. (TFWFS)
L - ,579-$230 I THE Cuaitg Crew - Lawn ca
egg
icnals re for your r own rig,
trimming, and landscapmp
590 Business 590 Business rn'� For a free esntiale, call
427.3052. Residential and
Opportunities Opportunities comvnroa. (061492)
FOR Sale - Dairy Owns, eoasi-
lard ballon in 0shawa4 phone
.rn
5764M batwaan 10 a - 4
p.m. for more information.
rent19M
RED Cross Semi PnvsM Swini
ming Lessons - Southwood
area. private pool. qualified
instructor, start July 6 for 2
weeks. $70. Call Andrea for
re(pstratim 6141721. (0610921
ESTABLISHED D*4*MY Seal- JESUS sap, con the bind lead
fro Business (Incl. 500 name the trlinif? Doss your minter
customer list, Includes truck- wow glasses? The him" is
1987 GMC, 515, high pressure the hired m WiWW. Micah 3:11,
pump, real. 207 hose. 60 �10n Isaiah 56:1412, John 10:11.
tank, wand, 5 HP blower. sic• Jke Camllbok 1.70&953-475.
Best offer, call 436.1519. (TFALW
ATTENTION Printers- Direct DISTRESS Centre - Need
mail advartbkg company is someone to talk b7 Cal us
bokig for a paitirm to join out wiffir ten 433.1121. 421-5$W
business. (a v-,00lw legufrai )•
Pbu dl 42a37fX3. (081582►
HH RENOVATIONS
Basements 'Bathrooms
Kitchen Rods
Der:ks ' Ceramic tis
Small jobs welcome.
I G::arardeed work
References available. call
Lucas.
1139.2451
j DOUG S VIALL 8 �l
I CE)UNG SYSTEMS
t
Drywal'. 'Wa,nscolsr
Tnmmlrg, Suspende^.
Ce,I rigs, Acot.ctic T!ie.
Custom Shelv;ng,
Spec ai,zing If`
B3semert Rennvahnnc
ARTISTIC Masonary - specaiz.
mg to fireplaces and chimney
repairs. Works with bricks,
blocks and stones of as kinds.
Free osonnates, waktwnshp
guaranteed. Can Rene Gervais,
686.4428. (TF)
COMPLETE Carpentry Services
. 15 years experience. sW wtz-
ing in renovation. decks, roots
and trim, finished baserrrnts.
References provided.
Reasonable rues, customer
satisfaction guaranteed. Call
Derek. 72842. 10811927
Housecleaning
ARE you having If awenes hind -
tine 10 clean yaw horns?
M
Nn
.n's Home 1elSery cell today.
427.1041. (061092)
CLEANING Lady. weekends
Aysx/Pldtaritg. 837-1346 eller
4.10111112221
Housecleaning
al
Music, Dancing Music, Dancing
Instruct. Instruct.
Moving,
Storage
AJAX Mcvw g Systems . Rua
sernose, "Xwes. appliance and
Drano speaalists, slat rate or
nourly. We now ^.ave heated
storage un4s Now omenng free
boxes with move Call 427 -
PROFESSIONAL oamt:ng arc
wampaperng. • room or wnoie
house. guaranteed klwissr 'ales.
No job s too srnan „atlty
workmanship guarameed. Cam
430-2595 arvttme. rTF1
0005. (TF)
Damming - in,
k ne: 427-4174, 1iorm
and exteror drywall :ain
pg,
HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS -
plastering and spray. Call
rnovo d9 or small. we price
Alfredo or Hotta. 723-1337.
'hort,all Call 432-756& ;'F)
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i45 i6s. Peon. afl« 6 p.m.
SENORS Month - painting and
YEN with large trucit will do
wa;!paper ng, 20% off to
household move. residential.
Senors. Experienced and
oorrvrurca. All typos of moves.
Cast Carl or Jane. 427-2856
guaranteed. Free est mates.
(TF)
phone 404-9669 (061292)
Party
TWO men with trucks -THE
Services
MOVERS- will do am typos of
moves. Very comcwerve, OF) n~
us a cam. Pere. 5769533. (;
MAGICIAN, down, friends.
_ -
Fleady 10 entertain fp any age
--
any occasslon. Birthdays.
Hann y Services
ppro .0 lions. Openings.
fundrasen,
Mage snows we
funl Leltuce Hep. 839-7057 or
728-8334. (TF)
GIN Helpers - wain referencedsl
nanny. froQuebec. Special
m Spec
RABBIT wants work doing
findors too for Juno through
magic for dubren's parties ane
August. 5 1 9-525 5333. (061092)
all occasions. have my own
magician. Call Ernie. 6681932.
Pool
Pool
Maintenance
Maintenance
Candy - -
POOL SERVICES
lrground pool installations
u
Pumps'
Filters
Coping replacements
Major restorations
Leak detections
Best Prices in town
686-2759
tiRAl(a 6�-1�3 ' r nsisrenoea. will clean so-
and
Trashman and Appliance renovate, URCWEMout bathroom or stave. SN. Plhouseri e call 8,99-ffra.
aland Yard Cleanup. :wase noeln Boor3378.(0814912)IONT"
' 5040928. tools tiles. 20 tears altparianoe Good EFFICIENT Cleaning Service•Faucets,
f jp ulwarincoa and satisfctan a�� by lure womansement
Improvements ID.Dyna 72 9iaTsReasonable raise, refererit,esers, ma
cal Dont. 4274ZM (081492)adlitiort
. w.4.o.rss...ae.
ualitr work mmme n-4
Mk�ional fmkL Dar to
ftontso"coft
•dildoe a n
•(allaat3trw •sledsFmft
NAL Improvements a
HONEST rella ft Person wM flf-
k ne: 427-4174, 1iorm
dopa. deNts 1ar10M and vin
%an years experience will do
-81389. Ask for Tom.
a�;g� fnlorkirg, 438
hot" wolik by the day. Rales,
ernerg4rcY cervico, turrtau
refinishing. quality work
92pj
i45 i6s. Peon. afl« 6 p.m.
Tax, Financial
JOURNEYMAN� Talmo.
itrtaf 12 on weakerds or Issue
messago on machine. 576-
-- Directory
Plastering. drywall board
naelal stud, iruladort.
4367. (061 ISM
4244720, (TFA)
�rMatafled.
, sextura .play
PrivateTuitions,wes.4
call sirSchools
�1t,ce1eelimames. 432 6409.
RATES a
rNodemity
PEN oR
SABER Contracting - ail
IwouldMw o learn Spanish asCLCISED
, additions
asecodlx^g�-OulOMWln•
fe68 • NO
JOURNEYMAN electrician.
. forested Peron PSN 2-
renovations, kitchens, 1481. (081462)
Wkwelp leas • %ibie
Spadd is" in sella changes,
bathroom, horn rnakasr►anos
tXa4r • t31IVBIB lUftdi 81
Credit edti�•td0
rewiring, additions and
renovations. All work
ernerg4rcY cervico, turrtau
refinishing. quality work
Chilled Fax
delip
p ww"64 lees 4etlntdlss. Call
guaranteed, 15
L-579•2=
4244720, (TFA)
aaparisrnos- ai8-29/5. (TFEF()
W4318
Window Cleaning
DUFFiNS BAY
WINDOW CL: AN7JG
quality servics
hillindpolishod
• work guranteed
• aatsrbr ii inleitor
• discotra for seniors
For tree esuntate
•+.c�.++.+A-..rrrr.�c�_avw•t..r_. .« _.r. .,..-.•uurr��'• ;. ^,.. i• a["t. 'a! +r pMf
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610 wo'= 610 650 Aucwm
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
All claims against the Estate of Hilda Mary
Hammond, late of the Town of Pickering in the
Regional Municipality of Durham, who died on the
13th day of January , 1992, must be filed with the
undersigned Executors on or before the 15th day of
July, 1992, after which date the Estate will be
distributed having regard only to the claims of which
the Executors shall then have notice.
DATED at Toronto this 5th day of June, 1992.
DENISE WOOD
JACQUELINE MIDDLEMASS
DONALD HAMMOND
Executors
By Walton & Kelly
Barristers & Solicitors
893 O'Connor Drive
Toronto, Ontario
670 Personals
BIRTH co n,o anc lam:iy p,a,-
ning counselling. Free and
oonl4enl,al, available Monday
to Friday. 8.30 am. to 4:30 p.m.
Clink in Oshawa. Tuesday. 1 to
3p.m.. and Wednesday I to 6
p.m. Pdkerng Thurs 300 p m.
to 6 P.M. For further information
call Oshawa 433-8901 or Pick-
ering 420-8781 rTFt
670 Personals
EXCITING --ots c, Aoomm,a,es
Cindy. Wendy and Lisa. For
information. *100: Cindy Pnoe.
Box 670 -RD. Kelowna. B.C. V1Y
7P4. Adults only please;
ALCOHOL, drug and cocaine
trea!rent. immediate in-patient
care available. 1-800-363-1518
(061492SNC)
650 Auctions 650 Auctions 740 MemoriaIn 740
MAJOR COLLECTABLES SALE
DOULTON • IPPIUMAEL' NIPPON"RUSSIA ' KAISER'
SPORTS CARDS' FURWrURE'JEWELLERY • ART' SLVER
AUCTION SALE
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10th, 7:00 P.M. (PREVIEW 6 P.M.)
AJAX COMMUNITY CENTRE, 75 CENTENNIAL RD. AJAX
(401 TO HARWOOD, SOUTH TO CLEIENTS 6 RIGHT TO CENTENNIAL)
HIGHLIGHTS: Oak & Mahogany, Bow Front China Cabinets, Quilt Rack,
Rockers, Cake Server, Tapestry Chairs, Marble Top Tables, Carved wood horses,
Roosters, Swans, Ducks, Stick Horse, Doll Buggy, Signed Bronze Statuary,
Artworks of A.J. Casson, Bateman, Romance, EWptian Art, signed Limage,
Nippon, R.S., Bavaria, Kaiser, Goebel, Porrelainwares, Chinese Porcelain signed,
Lamps, Cast iron toys and Banks, Trike Horse, Oriental Lacquer Table, Oak
Comer Cabinet, Tin Signs, John Deere & Coca Cola Prints, Royal Dux, Animals,
Figures, Peanut Jar, Havana Cigar Box, Cast Train Set, Die Cast mini Cars, Deft
Blue Plates, vases, Salt Box. Butter tub, Pitcher Bowl & Jus Stands, Flo Blue
Pitcher & Bowl, Porcelain Signed & numb, Collector dolls & clowns, Brassware,
Silverplate Goblets. Tea & Coffee Service, Trays, Flatware, Bronze frames,
Carved Elephant ladder. Glass Jars & Dishes, Scrimshaw, Candlesticks. Perfume
Decanters, Atomizers, Ladies & Gents Diamond Jewellery, Pearls, Watches,
Fashion Jewellery, 10-14 lit. Gold, Sterling Silver, SPORTS CARDS
MEMORABILIA. Cordless Phones, Answ. Machines, Cameras, Cast iron Toys &
banks, PeanLt Jars, Housewares, Giftware, Electronics and more ... over 500 items
to be sold... PLAN TO ATTEND
/' •' / • 1
ALLEN FLEISHMAN AUCTIONS 416-638-7583
OFFICES IN CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES
660 Bingos 660 Bingos 660 Bingos 660 Bingos
TOP RANK
BINGO
1735 Bayly St.,
Pickering
Telephone: 831-2421
Manager: Anna Hawe
PRESENTING
"FREAKIE FRIDAYS"
Starting at 12:45
JACKPOT
$, 200.00
must go
•
$3.00 PER
STRIP
Licence #45750
710 Births 710 Births 740 Memoriams 740 Memorialms
MERCIER - Rick and Adrienne are
delighted to announce the arrival of
their 1st child, Jessica Sheila, born
Sat., May 30, 1992 at 12:06 p.m.
weighing 6 lbs. 13 oz. Special thanks
to Dr. Waiping and • ,�
the maternity staff at
Ajax -Pickering Hospital.
A VERY SPECIAL GIRL!
EDWARDS - Dave and Donna
are pleased to announce the birth of Victoria
Anne, a very special girl. Born Saturday,
June 6, weighing 6 lbs. 12 oz. Proud
grandparents are Victoria Edwards and Anne
McDonald. A very special thanks to all the
MaCKE10E MARY, in memory
of a dear mother, who passed
away June 11, 1991.
No farewell words were spoken
No time to say Goodbye,
You were gone before I knew it,
- And only cod knows why.
It broke my heart to lose you,
But you did not go alone.
For part of me went with you
the day God called you home.
Sadly misses and
lovingly remembered by
Your Daughter Sandra.
ERRORS AND
OMISSIONS
ANM'a Air ( M`^Nn MI.f,H
w«�
In
ms
Memoriams
MacKENZIE, MARY in loving
memory of a dear grandmother and
great grandmother who passed away
June 11, 1991.
Your presence we miss,
Your memory we treasure.
Loving you always,
QK\N k� Forgetting you never.
Lovingly Remembered
Priscilla, Steve, Michael
and Kyle
670 Persona
AATT N lolMselected M croductiorter to f efurlu�-
tat:fled people looking for a long-
term relationship, ConfkkimW.
Free information package.
Datescan. 723.2022 (10 &m.-- 8
p.m.) (TF)
675 Companions
Match Mates
srx.r.,
A senslMe
way to
most for
friendship
romans
434$399 JOAN Mr COY
Don't Forget
Oshawa/Whitby This Week &
Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept
Is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00
To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576"9335
CORRECTION NOTICE
Due to an error by Oshawa/Whitby This Week
there was a price mistake on Page 3 of our
flyer in today's newspaper.
"BEHR" EXTERIOR
WOOD CLEANER
3.79 LITRES
PRICE SHOULD BE199
4T7263
WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY PROBLEMS THIS
ERROR MAY HAVE CAUSED.
Mi1wort 1279 SIMCOE ST. N„ OSHAWA
I19 NOTION RD AJAX
r-
0
10
r �
0
JUNE CELEBRATION K
100 OFF ALL PARTS
0 & SERVICE WITH
THIS AD.
' Tel: (416) 686-0555
Parts: (416) 683-0555 375 BAYLY ST. W.
' tw.lw IMIRf Fax: (416) 686-1126 AJAX
COUPON EXPIRES JUNE 30
sees s � seen ala alone eeeel s eaw aaeer elm easel excel mi
-
Free mini -putt forkids Saturday
PICKERING - Childrerr'under 14 years of age are be enjoyed from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 13 at the Pick -
invited to a free day of mini -putt Saturday hosted by ering Driving Range. No pre -registration is necessary.
the Pickering Optimist Club. The driving range is on Brock Rd. north of Finch
There'll be trophies to be won and refreshments to Ave.
Pickering i�rran��� iT2
announces...
That effective Monday, June 15,
1992, Bus Service to Claremont
will be discontinued.
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AJAXli
0;10ineSbwrl Ihatwotks
ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT APPLICATION Z5/92
AJAX-PICKERING AND WHITBY ASSOCIATION FOR
COMMUNITY LIVING PART LOT 8, CONCESSION
B.F. RANGE III
A public meeting of the Committee of the Whole of Council will
be held at the time and date indicated below to consider the
above -noted application.
The applicant proposes to use the subject premises (36
Emperor Street) for administrative offices.
The applicant requests that the subject property be rezoned
from "0" - Public Use by By-law 35-77, as amended to an
appropriate zoning category.
Anyone wishing to make representation to the Committee of the
Whole of Council may do so at the meeting. Written
submissions should be forwarded to the Planning Department
by June 15, 1992. For additional information please contact Mr.
David Forget, Planning Technician, Current Planning and
Development Review between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
DATE:
MONDAY, JUNE 22,1992
TIME: 7:30 P.M. =_—,
LOCATION:
COUNCIL CHAMBERS �""...
65 HARWOOD AVENUE
SOUTH_ -y s..
AJAX, ONTARIO
P. Tollefsen,'
Director of Planning
RPM .....
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EVERY SATURDAY
Boxes from Scarborough to Brighton
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Re/max Rouge River Realty Ltd.
Introduces The 1 st Annual
Re/max Charity
"GIANT FLEA MARKET"
To Support
The Child's Miracle Network
And
'The Hosp'dal For Sick Children Foundation
In Toronto
Dab: Sunday, June 14,1992
Tines: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Locadom NE comer of Sheppard 8 Momingskle.
FOR FULL DETAILSAND TO RESERVE YOUR SPACE, CALL
286-3993
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1992 8 PAGES
MOVE RIGHT IN
$167,900
3 bdrm. all brick Ajax
home, finished lop to
bottom, fantastic view)
Upgraded eatmin kitchen,
built-in bar, central air
and morel
Call Larry Seens
686-3300
i WMW
QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR.
HERLUTAGE - $195,900 -
AJAX
Great price for almost
new home with large
premium lot, solid oak
staircase, big kitchen, on
suite bath, main floor
family room with fp.
Steps to schools i
parks. Steve Foam 683-
2992.
RVMW
GENESIS LTD.
PERFECT "10"
$139,900
Pickering, why not try
living in luxury, in this
absolutely gorgeous 3
bdrnr. home, totally
upgraded from top to
bottom. Includes
ceramic tile, floors, naw
broadloom,
professionally finished
basement. Call Barrie
Cox for private showing
2116-3993.
In
salsa Rspn"dative
TFAMLS FSE -NESS
Lux=ry living yet
affordable, many
gorgeo=s suites to
choose from a low
The Hudson
from $151,M. Corrwr
suit@*, one bedroom,
2+1 bdrms. Million dofMr
recreation. East w west
view, low down
payments, • 112 S year
adIlo. Cal John Monis
PickRd of Fume. 01-33M
SOUTH AJAX -
DETACHEDI
Freshly painted i
f papered, cleaned
throughout. 3 bdrm., 14,
1-2 i newly fin. 3 pc, in
bsmt. with rec room or
4th bdrm. Includes S
applainces, shows well.
Priced to $6111
Jacquelynn Tanner.
6i)3-8542
FAIM I IN TDUST
>: STUNNING SOUTH
AJAXI - $169,500
This cuts 3 bdrm house
is in a word -
GORGEOUSI Features
4 5 ceramic flooring a
"-' backsplash throughout,
cosy fireplace in liv. rm .
and a huge fenced yard
Call Brian Kondo, 683-
8542. (24 hour pager) for
your personal
inspection.
FAN11IN TRUST
DOUG TAYLOR SPELLS HIWSES, DOUG TAYLOR GETS RESLLTSI
D= TAYLOR B UNIOUE, C TAYLOR!
AJAX "WESTNEY
HEIGHTS" "$151,900"
'All brick' Detached'
Very clean
'12x10'dock
' Fully fenced
Finished basement
Open concept -2 bdmn
' 0 uiet part of street
' Close to schools i parks
Gnat starter hams'
Call Gerry Thatcher
686x300
WMW
QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR.
THE PAIRS HAFWLY
DRY
This 4 bdrra beauty bas
open concept, 2,577 sq.
K. approx., according to
builders. Plans is Mss
than 3 months old has 4
pc. on suite, main floor
family rm. with 1p.
Private lot, no one
behind you At $239.!04
it wool
683.8542.
FAMILY TRL SI'
cosroewnON sEaaas
'PRICE BUSTER'
-4 Griot location
4 4 large bedrooms
oaury4 Main d lnd
4 Ent -in kitchen
4 Walkout to dock
4 Fuhly fenced yard
d F'roplew ^�
'All offer considered"
286-1811
DOUG
TAYLOR. R.Brolw
fiilESls LTI>. REALTY W.
-, s :• ,< mss:-.►r.;�r. � _
1450 Kingston Rd. 100 Westne �
. g y Rd.
�sANPickering 420-4200 Ajax 427-4771
MARGOT JOHNSON LUCY BATESON
Cmwzda R
Mft�f•
PHILLIPS Canada Trust Realty MInc./Realtor AJAX MANAGER
,141ST LISTED AFFORDABLE STARTER R'S A SMALL PRICE
HOME N DESIRABLE GLl NDALE I " DETACHED FOR 5723,900
n � You'll pay (or thus freehold townhouse .n desirable
Attached home ogers 3 odrms., fnrshed bsmt area of Whitby. lust 2 years new 3 large
` w,th bA bar anc wo,kshop, hardwood firs. on bedrooms, master with 4 -pc on suite Main floor Stop throw'ng your money away on rent. Own
man and 2nd ievafs, w;o from dn. nn and eaFn T: your own home with full basement, new porch
'tam. nn. with comer fp Eat -in tut. w th w'o to _ and deck. us 4
NANCY MMcCtJv kt. to extra private yard and patio. Dove through - p appliances for as little as $6.200
mug MARILYN BROOKS 'lensed yard. Won't last, call now Many^ Brooks JANE WATTS down to qualified purchaser. For more details.
Sale Repmsw tative garage $155,90C Nancy McCoy 4204200. Sates R AN* 427.4771 or 430-2549. Sales Representative please call Jane Wans at 427.4771.
AJAX w .+..
s'
JUST R sto,000 ACHIEVERS -
THIS HOME IS NOW A FANTASTIC DEALII ter'
Over 1,500 sq ft of inning space. This townhouse FOR _ BRICK BUNGALOW ON LARGE COUNTRY LOT
comes complete w,th 2 4 -pc baths. 1 2 -pc., 3 MAY REDUCED $739,900
T This beautiful ale brick bungalow on a huge country lot is located minutes
bdrms., sat -in oss si fin. w o and available for from the 401. It boasts 56x166' lot fully fenced, woodburry firap{ace,
SHERRY MIEBSTERDEBORAH ARMSTRONG JANE WATTS
summer possession Now only $159,900. Call
Sales RepreseMativs Sherry Webster to view 420-4200. Top Lletsr Top Producer and much. sepwalle uchh monce oan in-law re. Home shws apartment a310+. Cindy Ricketts
PAP
-, PICKERING 5�
NEW Low PRICE MAKES GLENDALE " ACHIEVERS OSHAWA DETACHED JR EXECUTIVE
- i LIVING MORE AFFORDABLE! Immaculate detached one of a kind trio" built
Now at $167,900 this specious open concept '� FOR home 3 washrooms, spacious family room with
>,Y home is waitww
waiting for a w family. CaMedral MAY floor -to -ceiling brick fireplace. Taslekuly
_ ceiCrtgs, fp, upgraded broadloom and hardwood decorated throughout 2 car -
NANCY floors plus a JAYSON VANULM prrvap garage, walkout b
Ak• For more inb?Nancy McCoy 420.4200• sacs TOP ProducK RON CRAW WALLY MAGEE fit be seen toCbe ted isted. WajIy a quiet crescent
T Producer Sales R•pra•ntativ 427-4771. Mages,
II q�q
I r
OUS VICTOMpAN REPRO ,:. 440 i
NEAR GOLF COURSE -POWER OF SALE SUN,JUNE
MJST4TK PAL
Gorgeous hone in Wlrtsvals on Golf floras: Rd
4 bdrm., 3 bells, 3,600 4 fL, hest pump N4 200 CMnr*V starter homal Eat -in kit, PLAZA - SME MM NET NET
amp swvice. This hone explodes with rr tt nes., wrtroom, mud rm. at back k Nath �a •tw P� 1st - -__ -
RON CNNAW A 1he 16- cath. adbW, rec nm., brick W ;v'RIM @ g 1/49(7 taller assrwas. ajW le�
•ntarte s. Ree m1. i buirtdry n bsmt Ovniaed
Sats • s s Now @ i365K Fn. b your EiAIIE SCOTT garage contpl•te with workbench. Ma4re trs•s G. TTE CAIpBELL F=irrio err sale Ginso C 7V it 2W. � at 427
'� ePeca- Crain 420-4200. Sal•• R•Pa••nt•tlr• Uart a back Please pM Elaine Soot1420-4200, Sales R.prsa•4Nafiw 4771 or 427 -OM.
�K
4 BEDROOMS $127,900
A- •DOUbie Car ggaarr. ' 5 appliances
'powER
noun -
OF SALE-=ff DEALII INTERESTED .
AlbnalSttsppsrd. 3 bdlrm. P� UP ft owe
SOx20' lot. AN brick &.sto�alum. emu i SkntingRsnmodkit- Then
sof. Good mov" could., hardwood Nus. i wwloobrtp
Pool. Newer ceramics i brdlm. 3 'p s arld dk'iI
ceramic in kit. Nice country salting: 5% down den. Basement has kit, bait 8 roe rm. wAh 427-8110.
awxw•RONCRAW Rent apt i Pay les: 11M6100 month s15WC 001MS I=closet Covet ktcaliort only 1183,000. Cd DorsJWBRADBURV
And ask for JM&Bdbu
Ron Cram 420.4200. fIl" R•Pnsat"0e Muir b view. 4204200. Salsa i opnsantstive ry.
TRUSTED FOR • RESPE TRESULTS1
CED F0R .
JOHN ORT - --
FOX HOLLOWS "BEST' IS A GARDENER'S DELIGHT
LAW OFFICE
-p+
30 Hunt St. Ste. 1,
Ajax LIS 3M2
•
ABSOLUTELY THE FINEST LISTING NJ
purchase - $400
',
PICKERINGl51i2,500
Country sat4n kit., w/o to patio b garden, 2 baths,
prof. fin. rec rm. with Franklin stairs & pine bar, all in
sale - ;350
refinancing - ;360
IM
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immaculate condition. See 0Io*..
Plus G.S.T. and other
WES SIM
Associate Broker
disbursements
REIMAX ROUGE
,,
Call 427-9919
RIVER REALTY LTD.
M
RE/MAX ROUGE RIVER D.
MUST
BE1
Address: 643 Amberwood Cres., "Pickering"
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SOLD
•
Features: Stunning gardens and interlocking patios surround this spectacular
�.
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$1999000 •
BERNARD
home. Open tread staircase open to the basement sets the mood of this executive
� LEE
sales Representative
home. A cozy oak panelled family room with a brick fireplace is very inviting.
Detached brick, 3 112 baths 2 kitchens,
enS
Spacious rooms and central air and central vacuum. If 4 bedrooms and three
"`
huge family room with fireplace, self
bathrooms in the best of neighborhoods is what you're looking for please call John
STUNNINGI
Start out in this upgraded 3 bedroom home with
contained in-law apartment with walkout to
Crawford 420-4200.
plush brdlm., oak trim and finished res room with
yard, 2 laundry facilities, central air, central
CANADA TRUST REALTY INC.
pine bar. Call today. Adele Gallo 474-1212
GALLO REAL ESTATE LTD.
double ars appliances.
vacuum, garage, pp lances. Call
Bemard Lee 286-3993/427-5568
1450 Kingston Rd. 100 Westne �
. g y Rd.
�sANPickering 420-4200 Ajax 427-4771
MARGOT JOHNSON LUCY BATESON
Cmwzda R
Mft�f•
PHILLIPS Canada Trust Realty MInc./Realtor AJAX MANAGER
,141ST LISTED AFFORDABLE STARTER R'S A SMALL PRICE
HOME N DESIRABLE GLl NDALE I " DETACHED FOR 5723,900
n � You'll pay (or thus freehold townhouse .n desirable
Attached home ogers 3 odrms., fnrshed bsmt area of Whitby. lust 2 years new 3 large
` w,th bA bar anc wo,kshop, hardwood firs. on bedrooms, master with 4 -pc on suite Main floor Stop throw'ng your money away on rent. Own
man and 2nd ievafs, w;o from dn. nn and eaFn T: your own home with full basement, new porch
'tam. nn. with comer fp Eat -in tut. w th w'o to _ and deck. us 4
NANCY MMcCtJv kt. to extra private yard and patio. Dove through - p appliances for as little as $6.200
mug MARILYN BROOKS 'lensed yard. Won't last, call now Many^ Brooks JANE WATTS down to qualified purchaser. For more details.
Sale Repmsw tative garage $155,90C Nancy McCoy 4204200. Sates R AN* 427.4771 or 430-2549. Sales Representative please call Jane Wans at 427.4771.
AJAX w .+..
s'
JUST R sto,000 ACHIEVERS -
THIS HOME IS NOW A FANTASTIC DEALII ter'
Over 1,500 sq ft of inning space. This townhouse FOR _ BRICK BUNGALOW ON LARGE COUNTRY LOT
comes complete w,th 2 4 -pc baths. 1 2 -pc., 3 MAY REDUCED $739,900
T This beautiful ale brick bungalow on a huge country lot is located minutes
bdrms., sat -in oss si fin. w o and available for from the 401. It boasts 56x166' lot fully fenced, woodburry firap{ace,
SHERRY MIEBSTERDEBORAH ARMSTRONG JANE WATTS
summer possession Now only $159,900. Call
Sales RepreseMativs Sherry Webster to view 420-4200. Top Lletsr Top Producer and much. sepwalle uchh monce oan in-law re. Home shws apartment a310+. Cindy Ricketts
PAP
-, PICKERING 5�
NEW Low PRICE MAKES GLENDALE " ACHIEVERS OSHAWA DETACHED JR EXECUTIVE
- i LIVING MORE AFFORDABLE! Immaculate detached one of a kind trio" built
Now at $167,900 this specious open concept '� FOR home 3 washrooms, spacious family room with
>,Y home is waitww
waiting for a w family. CaMedral MAY floor -to -ceiling brick fireplace. Taslekuly
_ ceiCrtgs, fp, upgraded broadloom and hardwood decorated throughout 2 car -
NANCY floors plus a JAYSON VANULM prrvap garage, walkout b
Ak• For more inb?Nancy McCoy 420.4200• sacs TOP ProducK RON CRAW WALLY MAGEE fit be seen toCbe ted isted. WajIy a quiet crescent
T Producer Sales R•pra•ntativ 427-4771. Mages,
II q�q
I r
OUS VICTOMpAN REPRO ,:. 440 i
NEAR GOLF COURSE -POWER OF SALE SUN,JUNE
MJST4TK PAL
Gorgeous hone in Wlrtsvals on Golf floras: Rd
4 bdrm., 3 bells, 3,600 4 fL, hest pump N4 200 CMnr*V starter homal Eat -in kit, PLAZA - SME MM NET NET
amp swvice. This hone explodes with rr tt nes., wrtroom, mud rm. at back k Nath �a •tw P� 1st - -__ -
RON CNNAW A 1he 16- cath. adbW, rec nm., brick W ;v'RIM @ g 1/49(7 taller assrwas. ajW le�
•ntarte s. Ree m1. i buirtdry n bsmt Ovniaed
Sats • s s Now @ i365K Fn. b your EiAIIE SCOTT garage contpl•te with workbench. Ma4re trs•s G. TTE CAIpBELL F=irrio err sale Ginso C 7V it 2W. � at 427
'� ePeca- Crain 420-4200. Sal•• R•Pa••nt•tlr• Uart a back Please pM Elaine Soot1420-4200, Sales R.prsa•4Nafiw 4771 or 427 -OM.
�K
4 BEDROOMS $127,900
A- •DOUbie Car ggaarr. ' 5 appliances
'powER
noun -
OF SALE-=ff DEALII INTERESTED .
AlbnalSttsppsrd. 3 bdlrm. P� UP ft owe
SOx20' lot. AN brick &.sto�alum. emu i SkntingRsnmodkit- Then
sof. Good mov" could., hardwood Nus. i wwloobrtp
Pool. Newer ceramics i brdlm. 3 'p s arld dk'iI
ceramic in kit. Nice country salting: 5% down den. Basement has kit, bait 8 roe rm. wAh 427-8110.
awxw•RONCRAW Rent apt i Pay les: 11M6100 month s15WC 001MS I=closet Covet ktcaliort only 1183,000. Cd DorsJWBRADBURV
And ask for JM&Bdbu
Ron Cram 420.4200. fIl" R•Pnsat"0e Muir b view. 4204200. Salsa i opnsantstive ry.
TRUSTED FOR • RESPE TRESULTS1
CED F0R .
•l.�da ..
3 d
•- � . ' dtrr 1 .
YENOORS BOUGHT FBllllt -:.; �:
Jo -ANNE LOYST Gor1ow 3.500 sq. executive home in Pickering, - FOR THIS LOVELY 4 BDRIL
Sales Representative Five largebdrms., mn. Now den and laundry, cent GAIL DALL Detached with double garage. Roc rm. with great
air, cent vac, Scarlet O'Hara staircase and much
Sales Representative hick firoplace 8 much more.
more; Ito a real staial. Call today. Jo-Anns Loyst 683 -CALL GAL DALL O !31-4242. FOR MORE
F"ILY FORMATION.
STREET SALE CORPORATION ,REALTOR WELCOME HOME
A N G U S DRIVE AJAX PICKERING
� MAX683-8542 8314242
BARNES DRIVE, AJAX ,
SUNDAY, JUNE 14TH
�v ICall Al or:.
Manuela �-
��� ' Da Rocha for more
9 A. M. 4 P. M. information
``• on this or other
r.
properties
AL DeeRROCHA 683-8542.IMA Be ROCHA „
Compliments of Marty Streeter R.pr.e.rotative
Wayne Einhorn, Regional Manager is pleased to
announce that John & Carrol Collins have joined our
► s�6° �* _ 1°"` 'z`T Ajax team. John and Carrol have been leaders in
our local market for the past several years and invite
AVV Me,
"�. friends and clients to call at 683-8542.
iA - WELCOME ABOARD JOHN & CARROL.
CAREFUL, WS LOADED!! �
Absolu stunni 3 bedroom home on a quiet r s mss! _ �. �
WY q Ajax dine. Enjoy inn. flr. � __
V laundry, cent air, R_I. cent vac and a fabulous custom kitchen. Just listed.
Won't last Marty Streeter 683-8542.
MARTY STREETER -
Sales Representative EXECUTIVE HOME WITH 3 BOOM. IN-LAW SWE sales �P 1D �
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Gorgeoi..s 3.230 sq. ft open concept, birght
683-854242 8
owl
_ spacious, formal dining room, area of tine homes to
,p t view call Xi Zaidi 683-8542.
low
-� 5149,900
5162,900
r e lot. deck 3 barbecue
RANDY L TARN MLLFA �9 Westney quiet aes., fin. -
TOTHISE7(ECIlTrI ELIVING Cent air, 3 bdrm., great bsmL wrwashroom, cent as, MARVIN WEST
some Ropiressinitadves PRIVACY PLUS 114 ACRE Enjoy the hot summer nights wilh a cool breoaa d to Woo in tis besu9krl starter, fireplace, ceramic walkout deck Marvin West Sales
Updated bungalow, now bath and living room. 4 bdnn.4 ' mm grain four fain. rao. wit .vain III ibrary lutchen. Marvin West. 683. 683-8542- RepneseniI
i
&cA2- l gardens. Cal Randy b Tam Miller 683- f »� Mb.oiDagoad
°. FAMILY TRUST THANKS YOU!
i -- Due to your overwhelming generosity the
Family Trust Great Garage Sale held last 1,
.IUST LISTEDI LAST AT Saturday was a huge success. Proceeds
- tIIONT
DETACHED-su4,M stsssoo from this event will be helping to send
SUZANNE TOLLETT 1,314 sq. ft 3 bdrm., 2 Over 1,500 sq. ft, 3 6 - /t, # ,Aou TANNEA
bath hortw, greenhouse bdnme., 3 baths, inn, k underprivileged children to camp this wELL_PRICEDTOSELL
Sales t,tiw
kitchen, french doors, family rm., s appliances summer. Thank oU for all the sU I faro. doors, CAC, 3+1 bdrmJroc rm., n
sauna. Call Suzanne central &E Call Suzanne Y Plod• well kept condo complex. Direct street access, walk
Tolelt at 6231W Tolef at 6838642 I to d amanAes. Jaegwynn Tanner, 683.8542-
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Bramalea buil. Tdeny model, lei.. wro basement, in. rec room with
�uMry
bdrms., 1,860 sq, ft finished DRIVE
bottom, 2
MICE NEWMAN
park-iks property on Mast coat!!!
porpsorn s only
A must see only i176,9oot CaN _Helen Mason 683-
�.� �� � Stroud: Conoco, Pidcerirg. Ouiat ct location. Cal Barry
$replaces, 16011 deep lot, $195,000.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL WICE IEWMAN
8542
Mos % Saks Representaive. Fainly Tnust Corporaiat Realtor 6838642.
Wahl
BARBARA PREIII
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JANET LACHANCE
:sols: eR� VACATION IN TOWNI
This wmmer relax an the deck around the pool or k
p� 130 ; GOMrGIf!
3�1 bdrm BEAT oSTARTERc LARGE LOT
2 6A bats pka 2-
� �es�
the hot tub. This 4 bdnn. Its" has it all $224,1100
Detached 3 + 1 bdrnr.. t Ila a, ttingle
pr- on wile, w, wok 10'00'. Janet Lwhwoe, 831-
` . C@118 I Pia b 88386a
grape, fn. bsntt RodW Minder e31d242.
4242
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IC 1w A KNf AJAX WESTNEY RD. S.
PICKERING KIN1450
GSTON RD.
N E S
FEATURED THIS WEEK...
JUST LISTED - GORGEOUS - WON'T LAST
Lge. 4 bdrtns., tam. rn. with fir. to ceiling fp., W. = "' $153,900 APPROIL 1,350 SO. FT.
rm. w/french drs., oar. ant, mn. flr. laund., new l 44ax by the Lake; gorgeous 3 bdrm., log liv. 5 din.
kit 1987, forida ceiling, greenhouse eaLng area, BEV McLEAN rms. + rec rm. b extra bath. New broadloom 6 BRIAN RODRIGUES
master with his 8 her closets 8 on suite. Prof. Sales Representative - flooring; skyline, alum. eaves, soffits etc. 107' Sales Representative •)
landscaped. Cent air. Call Bev McLean, 831- `1 fenced 8 landscaped lot Brian Rodrigues 831-
WESTNEY HEIGHTS! 5206,900 _ ,_L . TRIDEL CONDO -WEST VIEW
Beautiful home over 2.000 sq. ft., full of.'r
c.
upgrades, pool with patio 3 deck cent. air, cent STEVE FEARON washrooms. 12,100 sq. fl.unitoverlooks courts with 2 s b GARY FUSELLI
vac., sunken tam. rm., great area Must be sold. Saes Repnsentadve pool area plus lake b ON tower. Call Gary Fuselli Sales Representative
Call Steve Fearon 683-2992. forviewing 831-3300 or 420-N16 ANYTIME
R �
BEV McLEAN
Sales Representative
10 ACRES - RANCH BUNG - S199,9w 'JUST LISTED & C'OR'ED —
Great value aC.'=x. 1 ages. Newcastle 1lpprox. 2'� s' f . �shh painted 3 decaatsd. Large premium lot 5o x NO FLAWS J
area, 3 h e . b ac: ^oma. acr all. garage e , 165' formal dining room iving room. Greonhouse kitchen, 2 tier deck of -
urge wobdrr- ,abs". • �^u ar c -vin. hn rec e & rear of house. Unusual open staircase at roar of house. Af windows, In ft diamond... sparkling 3 bdrm., mn. flr. family
huge ktch,er w" ,ee ace. Burke^ 'vm^ Make ar, STEVE FEARON 5237,900. rtn with fp., 3 baths, w!o to sun deck Woodheath JOSEPH PR1N0
'for. V -s' 5e s�tc Steve rearcr 683-2992. Sales RepresenlIvJve CALL BEV MCLEAN, 8313300. Community...: 99,900. Call to view this Sales Representative
1-3300. Joe Pitino.
v
my ,�✓ w� 3 bdrm. and unitbwNhome, ext upgraded huge i
matin lut, pantry, loads of cupboards. The kv. &
din. rm. comb. are roomy and feature a ado b
A REAL DEAL FORA SMART SHOPPER back yard. The master bdrm. boasts a walk4n
5195, This a a 3 bedroom offering renovalod kilchg n & closet and a 3 -pc. an suite. The other two bdrmm.
Great pnce for a;r*,os1 -ew home with large balk, hardwood floors, large deck lb situated on are spac., dble. closets, decor. definite `101.
premium lot soitd oak stare. log kitchen, on JOAN CAMPBELL Close lo schools and shopping, suite beth. main floor fam y room with tp. S1ep6 STEVE FEARON spectacular oversized lot Possession can be could carry for STEVE MILL
Saes Re erdative Last � asking $119,900. Call Joan Cam Sales ive under $1,000/mth. with only 5% down!1 to schools 8 Steve Fearon fi83 2992. 'rent! l Call today, Steve Mill 8313300. Why Saba: Reprosetrtatiw
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50 X 165' LOT - $159,900 YEAUTRJ< HOE - BEAUTIFUL LOT
O wN 2:bray 3 bedroom horio wdh exlra 49c. Gnat price for 3 bdrm. dint home w/bewhed
and den on main floor. Eat -in kitchen with wallout JANE OR GEARY WHITE oak wgnmkd kit. Der. Sr. d drshwashar. Enierlain OUTSTANDNG VALUE $IseAN
b delle and lanced yard Unfinished basement Salle Repnasnla0we inside or oulaide with an Ug pool, fp. d hrdwd. LEE BYERS 4 beboomm, double3 bets, amtly rnL
Mover windows and enclosed front porch. Cal les. Cal Lee Byers at 831-330o b arrape ra Saes RspwessllMive wive kaosce, yrpa 'WAM dock qeq, ai[ LOUISE RED
June or Geary WIt4a 831-3300. prirW show 11g. Dont miss ill GN Lowe Raid, N321IS2-
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ABSOLUTE STEALI A must b see - besublul'Ca W motel balms SALLY MCCRAE car parage, wpm lot, pri
1011140 Ns 1,500 4 R wilt 3 bdma., 3 bafhs, 3 JOII>f YoCARTEN 2 bedrooms, solarium, eat -In ender, 2 Sales Repneentst1" lanced sift yard Sep. entrance b a one bdmn-
appliarnots, ant. W. fin. bsmt A beauW Saes RmPaturtatiire Jul washrooms, WFIN tis PIUL 3 car parking in-law wilt. Atkip $149,000, Mud be ahold. Cal Sa1KAY WLIIAMS
bmgirnirlpI Call John MaCartm 831 inckrdil McCrae, 8313300. F@V Willism $today 321.3538 RWesentatiw
e4 fl 9 bdnn. Nrtlr. The PKXERpG RANCI+BTYLE BIS11WIAW
Far a oosrlorYlba dwtltnp, dude out Mtie 1.800 COOL Q p68r888! 116 X 216 FT. LOT
hugs Mager Buie offae AN brick 3 bdnn. wife artlral air, premium lot an Spft i bright 4 bdnn.,
4 r- an suits end wak-i n comet, ONter eatluam t11nd d Itil. wiAn
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NW much mere Reduced b $175,000. Tim$ b ILT SOANEMILLE sial mc rm. Wd out tow�dtdd t3N�- Sel� SEAGASON lot 2 baliw, 2 Artpeop, lin. bmt.
tab a deet CoA Ail 883 -?882 Saha Cal Rids at SS1,1�00. ! Cal CttiaaJorrte 321$;1 UtrM b wet - $28p,300, OWNRspmile do
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LUXURIOUS LIVING
•.: _w � Tndel condo'Hudson' 1200 sq. It.,
sub penthouse, 2 bdrms., 2
washrooms, bright solanum, master
_ .. bdrm., an suite, his b hers closets,
-i+ kit. bA dishwasfwr. on suits
laundry with spacious storage, 3
walkouts to large balcony, million
��SSS roc facilities. You've worked
H W' hard, now yyou deserve it for only
$159,900. Ca! Vence Franco, 831-
33oo ANYTIME.
A LOTTA LOTI
Detached 3+1 bdrm. home on big p44haped lot,
located on quiet cut -do -sac; briht, whit
horywood kit, cozy fm. en. with breptace i
specious masne. tar bdrm. with full 41= ad wah- CHFISTINE GASKINS
in closet Easy access to 401. $189,900. Cal San Ye
Chatne Gasidns. Associate Broker, 831-3300.
COUNTRY IN= Q FM FMI
tarps 3.= sq. fL Wigoorroapt wiry 2,500 aq.
lftft WK, al inMrior irihm Can be dtoart
thea buideft anrpkL Homo alta on 2 aeras.
Cd Do�p Gain torrid a"i1C 3696.
5159,000
10 min. N. from Brock Rd. 8 •2
Pickering. Beautilul small town W9.
Renovated country country pine kit., 3
bdrms., 2 4 -pc. washrooms, mn. fir.
laun., guest rmJstudy, fam. rmJ3rd
bdrm., formal din. nn, big eat -in kit,
rr �, dishwasher, spacious sun rm.
with entrance, gar., 24x24' part,
workshop, reshingkrd '88, rewired
'90 - 200 amp., 2 entrances, 66x145'
tot, sundock small kennal behind
9arame. "'Cat Versa Fm= at 831 -
—VIEW OF LAKE - S1u,900
bdrm. bungalow backing on to conswva6on -
ry onvaN 6 quiet House features fn. bsmt
Ih custom brick tirraplece, br, extra ape. burr R HDNDA HARPER
dm VG kidney on't lost Rhonda Haar�per at 813300.5 Setas w
DETACHED 1,700 SO. FT. AT
$163,800!
That's right! 3 large bdrms., eat -in kit.
plus large main floor family rm. with
fireplace i3 w/o to yard. There's much
more, call to find out. Joan Rogers 683-
2992.
DGILIGCW
RAISED LM BINiGUM - S1r4,900
CalLw-in A,9L 5+4,.0 2 bdrm. kW w apt bwk dad 4Bilappiarrcee.
Sourt bcaBEAUTFILLAND spacicpA601111 townhonre,
Qnow
�eokki�fecheitt, tarps bedrooms, walkout to AL RYN�
tared at = must 10 view
131�,900.� Dal AI � 0r9-2lYZ. S" �
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Approx. 2,000 sq. tt 3 bdrm. semi,
1x4, 2x2 pc. washrooms, big eat -in
lut, large tarn. rm., on ground floor `
with fireplace, walkout to spacious
fenced yard, big bright windows
throughout this well maintained
horns on nip straat At plus moreA
for $159,900. Cat Vena Franco at
AW 831-3300 ANYTUiiE. VENCE FRANCO
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Buys you this 3 bedroom detached bungalow
with in-law apartnra"ll, separate sit"rroe and IEATM SU UJM
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ROSS OAKE 1,570 sq. tL semi with double att. gar., hn. rec - End unit townhouse, 3 bdrms., 1 1!2 baths, att on your Marriage
rm., 4 bdrms., main fir. fam. rm., walk to lake b ROSS OAKE gar. with entry from fin. bsmL Private yard, great BILL LEGROS
Sales Representative miles of trails, Call Ross Oake 428.7677, Sales Representative location! Call Ross Oake 428-7677. Safes Representative June 61992
"GREAT DEALS„ J
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OVER 3,400 SO. FT. VICTORIAN BEAUTY -10" ACRES
TRIPLE CAR GARAGE TRIPLE CAR GARAGE TRIPLE CAR GARAGE
INGROUND POOL INGROUND POOL CUSTOM BUILT BUNGALOWtl °�'STAY COOL!! 2 SKYLIGHTS PROF FIN BSMT.400 AMP SERVICE*,IYou can smm m the inground pod, s m the ALL THE TOYS FINISHED LOFT WALKOUT BASEMENT
ELYIRA LAROOt1E central air or walk to lake. Spectaculart3�ri20 sq. CHERYL KOSTKA B.A CALL CHERYL KOSTKA CALL CHERYL KOSTKA CALL STEVE KOSTKA
Sales Representative ft 4 bdrm. showpiece; :all Elvva 42les 8-7677. San Representative 831-767714274Wn 891-7677!4274677931-76T7/427-9677 STEVE KOSTICA
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is for you' Man floor laundry d famiy rms., dusty X sit right down in this immaculate 3 bdrm. Appro)L 2,150 sq. ft home in Whitby. Family
ELVIRA LAROOUE rose brdln., cant. ax 8 vac. Don't miss rt! E!vira, BERNE MALLOY starter trick dot gem. Dreams can conhe true - KEN BRON room, large kitchen and master on suite. Great
Sales Representative 428-7677. Sales Representative view R lo believe Close . Ce to scfood 6 GO station. SaRepresentative location. Cal Ken Brown 42&7677.
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JUST LISTED NGU ••
MOVE RIGHT N Gorgsow t bdrm. Condo - miles of Islowde
ANWNIby 2 storey has tamiy room addition, 2 Al window owwngs included. Beautiful raised trans. pool, saber whirlpool, tennis and morel
JILL SAYIRD fireplace, finialesd rec room and in-grmm pool. DORIEEN DARROCH bungalow semi in Oshawa wiM in-law sui e. SUSAN VNCENf CAC, dishwasher, fantastic valwl $119,900.
Sales Representative Cal Jill Savrd, 428-7677. Sala Representative Donors Darroch, 427-7677. Saba Representative Swart Vincent, 4267677.
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OF YOUR HOME OVERIAW S(L FT. VENDOR WANTS OFFER
931-7677/427-8677 -V APPLIANCES, CENT. AIR Detached 4 bedroom 2 1/2
1nr�� ��h�oa koended baths main floor family room,
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you to
�,�""n°er �.curm1 h^-�mallo�ask- LARGE BACK YARD upgraded eat -in kitchen,
FAG. "MODEL HOME" desirable 2,541 sq. ft. home.
LISTING OR BUYING CALL 24 H11. PKGER, CALL STEVE OR CHERYL NOW Kd --
cFfERYI Kosnu 8317677/427.8677. CHERYL OR STEVE STEVE Ko§TIu► CHUCK REY96LAS View today. Chuck Reynolds.
Saks sudative 831-7677/427 677 Sala Remseirdative Sala RemsantaUve
SOM AJAX "POM OF SALE"
Totally upgraded semi on Court Induda 5 Shows b perlegion! 3 bdrm. sidaspil an pia lot Spacious 3 bnri-ani s an
BLL LEGROS appliances, pool site lot. finished basement RDSS OAKE 95' aaoss beds, main fIL lam. rnt, waN b wid "AnNwwk�hup k
Sales Resimsontallive Vendor ambous. Cal BN, 4267677. !$alae Rept ireplece Cal Ross Oalw 4267677. I immit.iwlIm CEL
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Circa 1869some ON Loom oornwwyuWabd restored,
1 4,000 S0. FT. OF LUXURYI l r 16 �+480 It dedc18000 aN window treahnents,
, triple gar•, Jacuzzi in high eftiGWWY turrta M; oveFMW dile. wi9h MMt on •
Custom buil with 4 bdrna.
ELVIRA LAROOUE en wife, ingrhwnd Pool, fireplace, all on 1.75t• competitive price for tta type of properly to Port C
Salsa sm"Ve lBrwa, 428 7677. fkaible dosing. 428-7677. K GEOFF Associate N FJLL
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#1 NRS AGENT IN PICKERING 1991
GARY
PECK
San Re"ew"I"° MORE LISTINGS NEEDED! CALL GARY
r
6154.800. Stunning home
in walking distance to lake.
POWER OF SALE
3 bdrm , 2 bath semi has fin rec rrn ,i ht fireplace,110
central air, interlock drive Needs TLC Ca l to view.
ESTATE HOME AREA
x 200' lot in prime area means this 1 1/2 storey, 3
bdrm hone with heated workshop could be perfect
Beautifully fin. basement,
central air and loaded with
42T6522
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a. ;targe ctlrms.,
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JUST MOVE NI
Spotless 1,825 sq. It. home boasts man floor fam. rm.,
master with an suite, 5 quality appliances and 0 backs
on park Morns warrantyl
SPOTLESS SEMI
Glenfield Model. Boasts cathedral ceilings, cent air,
=yard w/rnature bees and bfs of room to ivel
683.•1790
:�_ =�- storage, dose to GO 8
SELL FASTER!
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE!
THE NRS HOME WARRANTY
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ACHIEVERS REAL ESTATE LTD.
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YOUNG a BEAUTIFUL
AJAX
PICKERING
PENTHOUSE CONDO -
APT.
6154.800. Stunning home
in walking distance to lake.
=
235 BAYLY ST. W. L.E 1970 BROCK RD.
3 ' "=—� 5129,900. Weil maintained
Beautifully fin. basement,
central air and loaded with
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a. ;targe ctlrms.,
�:,; : ===_ a�rd•y en suite d
extras. Call today for more
683.•1790
:�_ =�- storage, dose to GO 8
details! Shirley Oates'
walk to sh000n
g. Gtineat
4276522.
SE v,ew . arae
' Sales Representative "Associate Broker
ce corny Exce lert `in May
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,a„ • 683-t 79C
PERFECT FOR
GROWING FAMILY
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- IF LOCATION IS A MUST RETIRE RENT MONEY!!
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15!,5
6185,900. Tumberry
i �,�! -ti
$339.900. Beaut 80x145' 800. Breakfast with
Indsc. bt in small pocket 1 t4 tris b rdsi Prime
Castle, 1,950 sq. h., 3
spacaua bedrooms, family
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of homes. Approx. 3,000
ft.,
ravine
ocahon, 4 bedrooms. 2
�_-_
size family room, shows
like
,�. sq. interlocking brick baths, hrtlwd. floorsi
r driveways, walkways It Redecorated kit./bath.
HERfTAGE HILL N UXBRIDGE
a model home,
Premium lot a more. For
patio, 30' deck Hot tub. Accessibility unlimited.
Too many upgrades to list
6399.700. Ideal size retire here, breakfast with txrds
further info. call David
McIntyre' 427-6522.
Call Susan Prohaska• or
Bernice Jackson• 427_ Scott McCormack' 683-
on covered Patio off dream kitchen. Soak in whirlpool tub•
cent air d vac. Enjoy the splendor, country living near
6522
1790.
town. D. Joyce'. 683-' ?9C.
A CONNOISSEURS
CHOKE
FANTASTIC BUY
:, : K; 6%-S% 2ND
EXECUTIVE HOME N
6299,900. Elegant bdrm.
6168,900. Add a 1,750 MORTGAGE!
� $257,900. 3.200 ft.
sq. it, air a sq.
WHITBY
lakeside home with q��,
vac.,
gor. home, dream
6279,900. 5 bdrms., 4
" '
upgrades. Fin w/o bsmt
boasts 2nd 4 built-in wet
ceramics, intercom, size
s skylight, family mom with tam. kit. master bdrm. en
- j^ baths, mn. fir. Iib., fam.
- with fp.. ant from gar. 10
bar, 3 -pc. bath. Includes
air skyli ._ �
suite a situ
���' In. �• roman circular staircase inr, oak
tub in an suite, green- r
laundry room. oar. foyer
with skylight, ivrp space
a more Wilma Tanni
-- home for igieat
haus Kitchen•• Cal Linda -- g
Lyon -4274M -. Please call Scott
over 3,200 sq. R on prem.
427 -SM
-" McCormack' 683-1790.
lot Call Massarall l i'
6831790 or 4296M
sPLEW= PREM
LOT
SUPER FOR SENOR
ADULTS
DEIIAIND LOCATION!
<=
" ' - GREAT STARTER
6242,900. Sweeping
6179,900. Bung. in rice
Pickering Villagel 3
$138,500. Bright 3 bdrm.
lawns and whstic
established area VA* to
r bedroom sides* Gar.,
:. home in has
rigs
planti of selected
the lake. 3 bdmi 1 1/2
finished rec man, wet bar,
been fie *House
ly painted, h
shrubs irante 1hs PMW 4
baths, mn. /r. fam_ nn.,
4roph". 2 4 -pc. batlts.
has brand new carpet and
bedroom south PO
Image satin kit, double
gorgeous bt! 65x239'.
flooring, 3 -pc. bath and
residence. CAN now for
drive, single gar.. Dent air.
kuge erhough for pool a
res rm. in bsmt Must be
details re: sTO
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view adsold.
n F
Massiarat 69�•
Wimal Tanner' 4274=
427.6622.
1790
683-1790 of 428-644
BEAUTY DISCO BAY
" ; Sir EPS To LAKEI
PLAZA LOCATION
LUX RiY CONDO LNNG
11
x.900" �°C. h0m on
prem. leu teat 4 bdrms.,
b�• �4 bedroom an
ring on a
28 acres, 9 acres zoned C 1-S2 for
`= m�1800. 5 m°mh` ngK
foyer 4o oz.
spaal oak staircase 10
premium �• �
sales 8k service related uses, high traffic
t' wa< br ^• "P9►�d oak
bcmt, gnat~ n. kit din. rm.
�_ pt
°ca
Park.lexi a
appliances, flexible
hwy. frontage make excellent syndicate
�
hugs
� 14 i 5Vc me&,
�.a -pc 5 -pc. bAws..
for a good buy?
fe l cam Brenda
group investment. Call Dong Joyce"
do or � �-. �r
Virtlnha Tartner 4276622-
Clyde' 427.6942.
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683-1790.
pp0000lI,, sauna,.. Cal Tom
Bozanis' 6831790.
sclaDLs SHOPS 4o1I!f
6205,000.4 bedroom
► DONT MISS THIS OWJ
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AJAX
FRST THE BUYERS
6165,500. 3 bedroom 2
detached, main floor fam.
room a laundry, antral
6249,900. View Nle lake.
arhjoy the pool, wet bar a
_ =-�*.- ;
- - SU" detached brick and
: 6269,900. Lovely Costain
home to 'Gates of
vac., Dromic foyer a kit,
lanced yard with deck
� �s A c new
aluminum, walk out
basement, fenced yard,
RokPe ouist cuke-sac.
Loaded with extras. 55
Garage entrance to
*111111011111111, solarium, cent
tasteful decorated in
:fwdas Good
- oz.. broadloom, custom
house oak staircase.
Pa" fSirttitri' 42741571.
more. For sfssAisneutraldecd.
aN Pkk' 427 622
area
all to view. Barbara
This hoew with sid
quickly. - '
lbcirca' 863.1790.
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IPAGIC 11 -TUE NEWS ADVE WMER, WED, JUNE l0,111!2
Realty
World East
Real Estate Ltd -
1099 Kingston Rd., (Furniture Mall)
C03831-6000, Ajax 428-6000
Sales Representative
TOP AGENT OF THE MONTH, MAY 1992
Wayne and Sherry Senis are pleased to present Connie Dennis With
the top agent award, which not only signifies her top sales ability, but
also her dedication to her profession, her peers, and to Realty World
East. Congratulations, Connie for a highly successful month! Whether
you're buying or selling a home "The right agent makes all the
difference in the World". Call Connie Dennis 831.6000.
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SOUTH ROUGEI
2,800 sq. It., 1 yr. new. 4 bdrms., main ff. fam. mx. 6 den
& laundry. Hardwood: liv., fam., din. b den. Ceramics:
hall, kit. laundryi High 'E' tum., cent air, oak cabinets f!,
jac. tub. 'Sam Kimberley 831000.
EXECUTIVE ROUGE. VALLEY PROPERTY!
Approx. 1 acre' Provides 4 bdrms., sop. dining, and a kit
to die for' Fin. bsmt with oak d brass wet bar' Alarm
system, intercom, cent. air d cent. vac' 'Gail PetraK 831-
6000.
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yr
100 1 775 COUNTY PROPERTY
4 bdrms., 0. ea., -in lot with sop dm. rm. with pine Boors,
Age. Irving rm. with fireplace. Real country charm, mux. to
Scarborough. Prced to sen. Call 'Conne Dennis 831-
6000.
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SUPER STARTER! $139,900
s than $10,000 down moves you into this 3 bedroom
* with eat -in kitchen plus 4 appliances and contra)
Cal'Suzan V uxh 831-6000.
7 314% MORTGAGE POSSIBLE!
great chance Io own a detached home in a prime area!
)x125 ft. lot. Large Florida kitchen, family room,
apiece and more! 'Steve Cooper 831-6000.
S BEDROOMS - 2 KITCHENS
CUMM rased bungalow on 50x 150' lot OYIft- garage
With SIA -in plus 4 walkouts. spacious home on the
Rouge Valley Call 'Don Dennis 831.5000.
examlive ham
bel b~ss price 4 bidrooM 6 PC. an suile,
w dining room with trench doors. CIN 'Suzan
831000.
SCARBOROUGH
LUXURY
1 bdrm. plus den, 5
appliances, stunningg
neutral decor., million t
rec. Center, perfect starter,
try 5% down. Call Harvey
C. Brown 831.6000.
Repreaerdatlw .
luipped for comfort! Central air, vac, double gar. with
ple entry, main floor tam. rm. with fireplace and 150 It
cup lot Many inclusions. 'Steve Cooper 831.6000.
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"ALWAYS IN DEMAND"
acious 2 sty., eat -in kit.. w/o to patio, fam. rm., fp., din.
., rec room. Deep Act. Close to scnocls, parks,
Wn9. A must lo see 'Steve Qu,r!ar 831-60X.
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"POWER OF SALE
host 2,800 sq. fL on pie -lot located in Fox Hollow on
st court, 4 !go. bdrms. with sitting rm. off master,
amiss in open lot Executive home for great price. Cal
on Dennis a3l-6000.
a`%Ws s r r- —.sAMP111.v n 1L-
2 ACRES
Lural zoning with 4 stall horse barn, tonanled
brings monthly payments to $1,315 with 25%
Ian & Ron Whalen Assoc. Brokers. 831.6000.
RAISED BUNGALOW - $239,900—
tufiful d private garden setting in Rougemount Rd.! 3
w bdnns. with full above grade fin. bamt! Has 3
touts a cera. air 3 owl vac! 2,600 sq. ft! 'Gai P"
M.
NEWER DETACHED -
$99,940!!
Carries for VW mon0l
M In.,law apaMmO
Lake, parks, schooki
" 'Geoff Walker 831 6000.
$4,000 DOWN TO OWN
Your dream home,
hardwood Ars., complete
fin. rec rm. No need for
car, walk to school. GO,
shopping, carries less
than rent. Call 'Connie
SNE Dennis 831-M.
RegeslntMiw .
GOOD AREASI
x CHOICE OF TWOI
Two great lots -1 Each with
a detached house. Priced
" at $169,900 (50 x 364) fL
lot or $139,900 (70x100)
IL Ion Marty options here)
'Steve Cooper 831.6000.
ly 10 04,
12L.
BRISCOE ESTATES LTD.
Members of both the Toronto & Oshawa
M.L.S. Systems -
PICKERING & AJAX 839-2121
WHITBY & OSHAWA 428-2121
Each office is independently owned and operated.
BEAUTIFUL 4 BDRM. HOMEII
In Athabasca Forest of Oshawa,
walkout from main floor to large
deck d fenced yard, fin. rec rm.
w/airtight stove, new ceramic
floors in kitchen 3 upstairs
r
WOODED WONDERLAND
IN PICKERINGI
This detached home is for
people who like to live with all
the conveniences of the city and
the country. Situated on a
50000' lot with creek, close to
school, 401 8 shopping. Asking
$198,13W. Call 428-2121.
WELL LOCATEDII
Large 3 bdrm. torte with main
floor family room, huge solarium,
sop. entrance to partly finished
basement. Asking $179,900.
Cal 428-2121.
POWER OF SALE - COURTICE
Sparkling 4 bedroom executive
style modem grey and while
decor home, main loor laundry,
bright and spacious family room.
Only $157,900. Cal 428 2121.
-y
j NEUTRALLY DECORATED
BACKSPL MI
Fenced lot, double drive,
insulated 12x12 workshop,
s now kitcfen, cathedral
icT ceilings and more. Askin
$158,900. CIA 425-2121.
r- JUST REDUCEDII
Detached $149,750. This
bungalow features fireplace in
liv. rm., with hardwood Boors,
eat -in kitchen, backing on to a
park, it a must to sail! Close b
all NmenAm Cal 4262121.
IONH — DEMAID6mlhi-
AREAL
ely John Soddy
Model bdurn a
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By JIM ROBINSON
ROADTEST
Honda and its upscale division,
Acura, is interesting; not because
of the incredible following they
have developed in North America,
but for the engineering chances it
takes.
Honda/Acura are in fact rather
conservative when it comes to
mainstream offerings, sticking to
what it knows North America
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wants. The success of the Civic, €
Legend, and above all Accord can-
not be denied. Each vehicle is a
careful refinement of the model
which went before, and the result
is the consumer knows what to
expect.
It is a lesson which has been
learned the hard way by North
America and one at which Honda
excels. But on the fringe, you will
find some exceedingly exotic
equipment. There is the oval pis-
ton Honda motorcycle which sells
for $50,000; and of course the
redoubtable Acura NSX at
Sx0.000.
But you don't have to spend
megabucks to have Formula One -
McLaren technology fresh from
the track and in your driveway.
All the lessons which have
made Honda, McLaren and Senna
formidable on the racing circuit
have been incorporated into the
powertrain of the Acura Integra
GS -R.
Outwardly, there isn't much to
distinguish the car from every
other Integra which has gone
before. But under the hood is a
very special 1.7 -litre, inline four
producing nothing less that 160 hp
thanks to Honda's own VTEC
valve control system introduced
for street use on the Acura NSX.
The new engine produces more
power per litre than any other nor-
mally aspirated automotive ergine
sold in North America. Honda says
the design was created by the same
team which worked on the turbo
V6 engines used by McLaren
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basics
Continued from Pegs 5
and producing 1.000 hp. That from a
tiny 1.5 litres is the same power as
produced by the first 23 -litre Merlin
V 12s which powered Spitfire fight-
ers in World War Two. That's how
far technology has advanced.
The "Variable Timing and Lift
Electronic Control (VTEC)" system
4allows the twin cam engine to be
revved all the way to 7,600 rpm and
gives 117 torques at 7,000 rpm. The
engine incorporates a forged steel
crank shaft a la Formula One along
with polished journals, pent -roof
combustion chamber with a gener-
ous "squish" area, and a 9.7:1 com-
pression ratio.
The redline on the tach is 8.000 rpm.
At first I was sort of disappointed in
the car. I'd be in fifth at 4.000 rpm
and be travelling at 110-115 kmh. In
fact, you'd just pick a gear and the
tach needle would be sprinting past
4,500 rpm. It seemed like a lot of
revs for not a lot of return.
It wasn't until Honda's Steve
Harrison said, "you've got to use the
revs. Get it up past 6,000 and the
whole character of the car changes.
You know that part of Star Trek the
Next generation where they jump to
Ilght speed and the stars blur. That's
what to expect."
He was right -
with a very close ratio fi,.r-speed
manual transaxle powering the front
wheels, you have got to find out for
yourself how this car feels and
reacts. Of course, its the variable
valve timing coming in to improve
breathing.
When the cams and valves start
to sing at 6000 rpm, the car almost
jumps forward. Valve and drivetrain
noise is almost absent. You can hear
a soprano exhaust note which rises
in pitch as that tach needle steams
towards the redline.
Handling is flat with oversteer
increasing marginally with speed.
There is ABS on four-wheel discs
and my test car was set up with
aggressive Bridgestone rubber
Ilready scuffed in for maximum
rip.
The GS -R only comes in Frost
White. Milano Red. and Aztec
Green one of the new pearlescent
blue -greens as on the test car. Just
standing still, high school students
flocked to it. They wanted to sit in
it, have their pictures taken beside it.
No question here about Acura hav-
4tg problems with its recognition
factor:
As always, the Integra has very
low sills creating a huge area of
glass from which the vision is just
about as good as it gets.
w The list price on this vehicle is
$22,195. A Honda Prelude SR costs
about $2,000 more and is a bit big-
ger, But the Inegra GS -R has what I
think are a few pluses.
Instead of the low -back seats in
the Prelude, the GS -R has Recaro-
like buckets which are infinitely
adjustable as they are comfortable.
117 instrument panel is pure Honda,
not the digi-toy system of the new
Prelude. And while I applaud
Honda's attempt to make the
,Prelude standout, that taillight treat-
ment just doesn't make it. Better the
squarish tail of the Integra.
Problem with the GS -R is there
aren't that many around, the knowl-
iedgeable are scooping them up
almost as fast as they hit the dealer-
ship floor. Call your Acura dealer
Mind see if he has a GSR. If he does,
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Coping with stress on your day
Stress. It's been the health buzzword since
the mid-1980s, blamed for almost every
physical and psychological problem you
can think of.
Most people don't know quite what it is,
but they do know it when they feel it. What
most people don't realize, however, is that
stress, in and of itself, is not bad.
According to psychologist Mildred Feiner,
PhD, a member of the Almay Stress
Information Council, "People have to live
with a certain amount of stress. There is
good stress and had stress."
In fact, stress is a basic part of being
human and living a full life. A life without
stress (no matter how wonderful that idea
seems when you're at the burnout point)
would be unbearably boring, so boring, in
fact, it would be stressful!
>::;Spend some time
raking care of yourself'
Working mothers are particularly
vulnerable to this kind of burnout. When a
woman tries to do everything — have a
successful, rewarding career while raising
children, taking care of household chores,
and spending time with her husband — and
do it all well, she's likely to find that she
has no time at all for herself.
Th,_ key to coping with stress, in fact,
may be to spend some time every day
taking care of yourself. Don't think of this
as being selfish, because when you feel
good about yourself, you're better able to
take on the challenges of day -today living.
Stress doesn't only affect your state of
mind; it affects your skin as well.
And skin has its own sources of stress. It
doesn't have to wont' about the babysitter
cancelling at the last minute, but it does
have to cope with sun and wind, both of
which dry the skin and lead to wrinkling.
The sun, of course, is your skin's worst
enemy. Its ultraviolet rays lead to premature
aging of the skin and often to skin cancer.
So, to protect skin from stress, first and
foremost, always wear a sunscreen. And to
keep your skin looking its best, even when
your life is hectic, here are some additional
tips from the Almay Stress Information
Council:
• Use a moisturizer. According to plastic
surgeon Joan M. Stets, MD, moisturizers
seal in the body's own nateral water, and
may slow down the aging process of the
skin.
- Stressed skin is especially sensitive, so
use products that are fragrance -free,
formulated from the purest ingredients, and
thoroughly tested for use on sensitive skin.
Almay makes a special line of stress
products, including facial and body
moisturizers, an eye gel and a lip treatment,
to soothe and relieve stressed skin.
- Don't overdo it. According to Stanley
Levy, MD. Director of Medical Affairs for
Almay, frequent use of facial masks, and
harsh cleansers strip the skin of protective
layers and can leave skin raw, red and
iirritated. Stressed skin needs gentle care.
• Break those bad habits that stress your
skin. Picking and rubbing the skin and even
leaning your chin on your hand can cause
acne. Twirling your hair irritates the hair
follicles and may lead to hair loss. And
smoking and excessive drinking cause the
skin to age prematurely.
Habitually putting these ideas into practice
will help ensure healthy looking skin.
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ideal setting for a wedding.
Originally known as Ranelagh Park, it was
built in 1914 by General Harold C. Bickford,
and used as his country home.
In 1932, the property was purchased by
Rosa and Spencer Clark, and The Guild of
All Arts began. It was the Clarks' contribution
to the depression years, stimulating interest in
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with color TV, radio, air conditioning and
private balcony.
Dining and entertainment are provided in
the Oak Dining Room, or the
Heritage/Solarium Lounge, both of which
overlook the Guild Inn's renowned gardens.
For private functions such as weddings and
other special occasions, conferences and
business meetings, there are additional
private dining rooms.
This idyllic setting amid 90 acres of
beautiful ,ground,, and Larden'<, with a view of
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for any bride and groom to capture memories
that will last a lifetime.
Throughout the years the Inn has maintained
its classic style and elegance.
An accumulation of historical architecture
help create the classical aura evident
throughout. For example, on the grounds
you will note the sculptured panels from the
Globe and Mail building; the entrance to the
former Granite Club, a Greek theatre replica
from the Bank of of Toronto building. This
all adds to the historical atmosphere.
But besides the beauty of the setting, there
are practical reasons for choosing The Guild
Inn for a wedding. Out-of-town guests who
require accommodation, will also find the
beauty of the surroundings to be extremely
relaxing.
The fact that there is a gift shop, free
parking, and resort amenities are added
conveniences.
As for its recreational facilities, there is no
shortage of things to do: a games room, tennis
court, shuffleboard, heated outdoor
swimming pool, and even nature trails which
double as jogging trails through the
resplendent gardens.
For those who would want to use The Guild
Inn's facilities for business meetings, there
are no less than 10 well-designed meeting
rooms.
The Guild Inn's studio offers large groups
complete privacy with its main hall and four
adjacent break -off rooms.
Audio and visual aids are also available.
For Ajax -Pickering families who have a
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perfect meeting place for
conversation over afternoon tea or
cocktails, plus a delightful view .
wedding in their near future, The Guild Inn is
the ideal choice, with its room selection and
service, not to mention its secluded parkland
setting enhanced by unique sculptures and
architecture.
Yet another advantage is its location;
conveniently situated at 201 Guildwood
Pkwy. From Ajax -Pickering, you simply take
Hwy. 401 west to Morningside Ave., go
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to Pearson International Airport_
Call 261-3331, for more information.
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Clothes hanging limply on a rack are not
shown at their best.'It's hard to envision how
the dress will flow or how the shirt goes with
the jacket.
When the clothes in question are bridal
attire and the overall impression is so impor-
tant, it is especially beneficial to be able to sit
back and have someone model the items for
you.
Fashion shows are not only practical, they
are great entertainment - which is why they
are a popular feature of bridal shows. Often
they are quite elaborate.
Thirty-five models are ready for the Summer
Bridal Show '92 on June 14 at the Guild Inn.
Every member of the bridal party will be
well represented: two ring bearers; two flower
girls; three junior bridesmaids, six mother -of -
the -brides; two fathers; six grooms and four -
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teen brides and bridesmaids. The ages of the
models range from four years to 40 'plus' ,
with the majority being between 18 and 24.
Sayyid Abdullah, manager of Helga 's
Modelling and Talent Agency (408-2460),
which is providing the models for the show
says, "I think you will find that we are quite a
versatile agency. We are the only agency in
Canada, actually, to deal specifically with
mature models. We are the only agency to
deal specifically with ethnic models."
The agency, located at l l 1 Peter St., Suite
503, in the fashion district of Toronto, is
owned by Helga Georg who has worked with
many fa,nous personalities, including Goldie
Hawn, Mr. T. and Christopher Plummer. It
has an acting division and experienced staff
trained to assist the models and performers
with whom they work-
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A wedding is the perfect time for kicking up
the heels and trying out a few new steps_ And
if you enjoy watching all the other dancers on
the floor. Sunday. June 14 is the perfect time
for that, because a special bridal show being
held at The Guild Inn, will feature six profes-
sionals dancers.
All the dancers are qualified teachers from
The Denise Lester Dance Academy, 1550
Bayly St. in Pickering. They will be perform-
ing two award-winning routines.
The opening number, featuring dancers
Alvin and Elise, will be a modern piece
which won first place at two recent competi-
tions.
The closing number, featuring Suzie,
Wendy, Melodee and Megan, will be a jazz
piece with an Oriental theme.
In competition two years ago, the routine
received the highest mark, an impressive 99
1/2.
The dancers from the Academy regularly
perform in fashion shows and promotions,
and they compete internationally. Presently,
they are preparing for the national finals of
Dance America, where they will meet com-
petitors from all over Canada and the Untied
States.
Whether you want to be entertained or
whether } ou want to pick up a few moves to
dazzle your pwiner, the Denise Lester dancer`
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allows them to keep within the customer's
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The fact that 90 per cent of their business
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Today s marriages bfend of past, present
The institution of marriage has
undergone many changes in past
decades, yet it has not only
survived these changes, but
emerged stronger than ever. It
wasn't too long ago that
sociologists and others concluded,
from the high incidence of divorce
in the '70s, that marriage was
doomed.
In the '80s, however, more people
than ever are getting married, many
of them for the second or even third
time.
The average bride and groom are
older than their counterparts of
previous decades. They are also
better educated and are likely to
have established themselves in their
careers.
The current emphasis on choosing
a partner carefully and going into
marriage with realistic expectations
may not seem very romantic to
some. But it is clear that 'love at
first sight' doesn't always last, that
whirlwind
courtships
and hasty
marriages
often don't
give couples
enough time
to see each
other in
both good times and bad, and that
the belief that the perfect mate will
make one's fife complete and
fulfilled can lead to the kind of
marriages that end in
disappointment and anger.
People who have already been
married and divorced tend to
approach their subsequent
marriages cautiously, but hopefully.
These days, about one-third of all
weddings involve at least one
person who has been married
before.
Remarriage is so common now
that entire books and magazine
articles are devoted to the special
concerns of the new 'blended'
families which are created when a
marriage takes place between
people who already have children
from previous marriages.
And, because so many marriages
today are remarriages, social
attitudes towards second and third
weddings have changed
considerably.
In the 1952 edition of Amy
Vanderbilt's Complete Book of
Etiquette, Vanderbilt advised that
the "older woman who has been
divorced does not send engraved
wedding invitations, although she
may invite a few close friends and
relatives to a small ceremony."
The author also insisted that
children from the previous marriage
should never, under any
circumstances, attend their mother's
(or father's) second wedding.
Today, most parents make special
efforts to include their children in
their wedding plans. Often, the
children are part of the wedding
party. Of course, each family
should do what feels most
comfortable for the individual
family members.
As Bride's magazine says, "The
emphasis now is a lot less on rules,
a lot more on the importance of
sharing a joyful new beginning
together."
In fact, that goes for any wedding.
The best kind of wedding to have is
the kind that feels right to the
couple getting married -
Of course, budgetary constraints
usually must be taken into
considerations, but if a couple
wants a big wedding, a little
research and comparison shopping
can help them have what they want,
within their budget.
Today's weddings, according to
Bride's magazine, draw upon "the
best and most beautiful traditions of
the past," while breaking with the
customs that seem outdated to the
participants.
For example, the bride's family
traditionally paid for the wedding,
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burden.
These days, it's likely that the
bride and groom, especially if
they're a dual -career couple, will
pay for their wedding, or at least
help out. Or, the couple's families
may split the expenses in whatever
way seems fair to both.
Today's weddings combine the
elegance and romance of age-old
customs and traditions with the
quirky personal style that was at the
heart of the "anything goes"
weddings of the '60s and early 470s.
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accurately reflect the reality of the
present, as well as the dreams and
ideals of the couples who marry.
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A delightful bridal and fashion show, taking place June 14 at The Guild
Inn promises to be an elegant, yet entertaining affair which will translate
into a relaxing and pleasurable day for all ages.
Aside from the show itself, visitors will be able to view various booths,
courtesy of area businesses. These range from photography to bridal
consultants to jewelry, bedding and clothiers. As well, finger foods,
included in the price of admission, will ensure that you don't have to rush
away for a meal.
There are a total of six separate shows. Lasting approximately 15 minutes
each, the first - formal attire for guests - kicks off at 11 am.
The other shows, in order, are mom and dad of the bride and groom;
bridesmaids outfits; bride and groom, flowergirl and ringbearer, going -
away and honeymoon clothing; lingerie.
Each intermission will allow the audience to visit the booths, as well, as to
tour the beautiful grounds of the Guild Inn.
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Newlyweds tend to 'test the waters' in
entertaining at home, according to a recent
nationwide survey. Most newlyweds invite
friends before parents and in-laws, and
nearly two-thirds of all newlyweds serve
"something simple" the first time they
entertain.
Commissioned by Krups North America
Inc., a leading manufacturer of small
kitchen appliances, the bridal entertaining
survey was designed to determine the
entertaining profile of newlyweds, with a
specific focus on how couples perform in
the unfamiliar role of host and hostess.
"The survey results indicate a cautious
and casual approach to entertaining among
newlyweds," says Michael Kramm,
president of Krups. "For example, we were
amazed to find that hosting a barbecue is
second only to the informal dinner party as
the most popular type of party given for the
first time."
Top 10 entertaining follies
Murphy's law - "If something can go
* wrong, it will" - may never be more true
than on the occasion of a couple's first
icy• Here are the top 10 mishap memories
of the survey's respondents:
1. Ran out of ice (20 per cent).
2. Did not have enough of, or the right kind
of serving pieces (18 per cent).
3. Guests arrived too early (15 per cent).
4. Got so frazzled, I didn't enjoy myself
(14 percent).
5. Had a hard time cooking/serving several
dishes at once (13 per cent).
6. Ran out of food (12 per cent).
7. Guests arrived too late (11 per cent).
8. Ran out of drinks 119 per cent).
9. Undercooked the food (6 per cent).
10. Guests didn't get along well with one
another (5 per cent).
Cantankerous guests?
Couples from the Northeast said they had
the most trouble with guests not getting
along well with one another (12 per cent).
And Northeast couples were most likely to
burn the food as well. Western couples had
the hardest time being well stocked with
serving pieces and enough food.
The Krups bridal entertaining survey was
conducted by R.H. Bruskin Associates, a
leading market research firm, through
telephone interviews with a total of 1,000
married men and women across the
country.
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arrangements is deciding between all of the
different varieties available. The flowering
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• Small arrangements are often used to
encircle candle holders. Some options are
baby's breath or tea roses. Small bouquet%
tied with ribbon dress up aisle scats.
• Florists should he asked if they supply the
white aisle runner that is unrolled before
the bride enters.
• The bridal bouquet should be the star of
the show, containing flowers in colors
matching the bridesmaids' dresses mixed
with traditional whites.
- Bridesmaids' flowers should be similar to
the bride's, but less elaborate. Consider a
wreath of flowers or blossoms on combs
for their hair. The flowers should match
their dresses as well.
• A basket of rose petals or a tiny bouquet
is perfect for the flower girl.
• The groom's boutonniere should be a
flower contained in your bouquet, and it
should be similar to the usher's but more
elaborate.
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well as other
honored female
� guests. Keep the
�' colors of their
dresses in mind a% much as possible when
ordering.
• Centrepieces for the tables should fit in
with the style and color of the other
arrangements. Keep these arrangements
low enough or well above eye level to
ensure they do not interfere with
conversation.
• The florist can make an extra bouquet for
you to toss if you choose to keep your
bouquet.
• Think of other places you might like to
have noir-al arrangement%. The cake table at
the reception, on top of the cake or at the
end of the receiving line are several
options.
• An arrangement should be mace for your
home if photos will be taken there before
the wedding.
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you at ease about making your tableware choices.
She'll answer all your questions, address your concerns
and help you make the tableware decisions you'll be
comfortable and happy with for many years to come.
Once you've registered, your friends and family need
only mention your name at any Royal Doulton store and
they'll have access to all your tableware and giftware
preferences. We'll keep an accurate record of what is
purchased on your behalf. You can even request that
your registry list be available at any of our 20 locations
across Canada.
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Shower themes can be modern or
traditional. Here are some ideas to
get your shower plans off to a great
start:
Shower on a shoestring
This coordinated potluck activity
has each guest bringing a fo id item
in a serving container that will
become a gift for the honored guest.
After eating, everyone joins to wash
and dry the gift pieces. The guests
tuck a card and recipe in their
containers.
Wine and cheese tasting shower
"Phis shower is fun for everyone,
and it's a great way to stock the
wedding couple's bar. Each guest
brings two bottles of wine (one for
testing and one wrapped for giving).
Before each wine is tested, the
guests give a toast to the couple.
Cookie sampler shower
Each guest makes dough and
brings it on cookie sheets. The
cox>kics are baked and shared. The
gifts consist of recipes and related
gifts (baking pans, cookie cutters).
Handy Andy/Hardware
Hannah shower
The couple is presented with
scissors, batteries, hammers,
broxtms and other similar gifts. Each
is wrapped in the origintd hardware
store bag and tied with twine or
rope. End the party with a hint
session: each guest gives one
helpful suggestion written on a
3"0" card.
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a memorable shower
Meet -the -relatives shower
Everyone wears name tags. have
place cards on the table, seating one
of his relatives next to one of hers.
Jiang silly pictures (childhood and hu£ j
older) of the couple around the
room to serve as conversation
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pieces. Ask for no gifts. Framed>r4v 's;�
copies of the family trees would be -
nice gifts from the whole group.
Greenhouse shower
The wedding couple is "sprinkled”
with gifts such as plant_%, flowers,
greenery, pots, macrame hangers,
containers, garden tools and
supplies.
Postal shower
When a couple is married in a far-
off state and most of the hometown
crowd can't attend, hold this type of
shower. Set a date and ask the
couple to he at a certain place at a
certain time. Instruct everyone to
mail a present so it will arrive
before the shower date. Have the
outer wrappings say: "Do not open
until 6:30 p.m. on -----7' (the time
and date of the party). Plan a
gathering in your hometown for that
time. Call the couple for an
exchange of greetings and extend
best wishes.
Cherished gift shawer
Family memhcrs gather to hand
over antiques, collectibles,
mementos and family treasures to
the bride and groom for safe
keeping. Each guest gives a brief
history of the item as it is presented
Lend -a -hand shower
'This shower is built around year-
long help for the couple. Guests
give 'coupoms' for services that are
good any time during their first year
of wedded life (yard work,
appliance repair, tax help, auto
work, etc.)
Other ideas for more traditional
showers would include buying
home furnishings or items for the
certain rooms in the home:
• kitchen
• hathroom
• pan try
• recipes and ingredients
• paper goods
• closet accessories
• Ixxs & pans
• linens
• lingerie
• crystal or china
• bar equipment
Manning a weekend wedding
Today's bride rarely marries the boy next
door.
As the age of the average bride increases to
27 years, so does her opportunity to meet her
fiance through college or career. It's more
likely that she's from Ontario, he's from
British Columbia, and they have friends and
relatives scattered at all points in between.
What's the best way to celebrate the
merging of these two lifestyles? A party that
lasts all weekend!
The 'long weekend wedding' encourages
out-of-town guests to make the trip and
allows the bride and groom, as well as the
guests, time to visit with people they rarely
see.
A >harriety ojacdviiks
According to Bride's magazine, the
weekend wedding goes beyond the
traditional ceremony and reception to include
a series of dinners. brunches and barbecues,
as well as sports and sightseeing events.
"71ne focal point of these weddings is no
longer the `wedding night,'" says Barbera
TOW, Editor -in -Chief of Bride's Magazine.
"Instead, it is the joining together of two
families, an intensive experience that may be
teamed up with an anniversary, a birthday
party, or other Family celebration."
And, as a New York Times article pointed
out in a cover story about this trend,
weekend weddings can be as diverse and
unique as the couple.
O Think up activities you'll enjoy. Would a
mutual hobby provide a framework for the
weekend?
Your gourmet club could prepare a feast
that caters creative cuisine from Friday
evening to Sunday afternoon. Are high
school friends coming? Stage a Friday night
sock hop complete with rented jukebox.
Weekend fun might include a softball game
(bride's team versus groom's team), sailing
races, a kite -flying competition, or a pool
party-
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vourselves with too manv responsibilities.
Options to consider
- lite bride's Mother might organize a frisbee
match or the groom's father might get his
family together for Saturday breakfast.
Your bridesmaids might host a softball
game or cocktail party in your honor.
4 Pick a home base. Many hotels offer
substantial rate reductions for a group.
Each guest will pay for hotel rooms and
travel expenses, but it's more fun if
everyone's staying in the same place, so
you could help by reserving blocks of
rooms.
Ask if the hotel will throw in a
complimentary hospitality suite where your
guests can snack and mingle between
activities. See if something special - a card
and box of chocolates - could be placed in
each room.
O Spread the word. How can you inform
guests of the weekend's activities? A
printed card, enclosed with your invitation,
might specify the host, location and time
for each activity.
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There arc also many opportunities
Monique Lza, advertising manager
for visitors to win prizes. (Prizes
for The News Advertiser, says the
will only be awarded to winners
show will be postponed if it's
who are present at the time).
raining at 10 a.m. on show date;
Parking is available at The Guild
however, Farmer's Almanac
Inn, as well as at schools on either
predicts that June 14 will be a
side of the Inn and on the street.
warm, sunny day.
Tickets are available in advance,
For more information, contact
or at the door. Cost is ST
Monique, or Debbie Burns at The
Sponsored by the News Advertiser
News Advertiser, 683-5110; or
and The Guild Inn, organizers
Susan in the Sales Department The
recommend you come prepared to
Guild Inn, 261-2331.
enjoy a relaxing and entertaining
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When people consider silverware, they all
tarnish for you and make the clean-up job a
too often relate it to tarnish. It seems to
lot easier.
always need polishing whenever a special
occasion comes up; as if one doesn't have
Helpful tips:
better things to do'!
Tarnish is actually a chemical reaction
- When cutting food, be careful that the
of
the sulphur in our air with silver. This
blades of knives don't draw across the
reaction leaves a darkening effect on the
forks. This damages the finish and leaves
lustre of silver and in its crevices.
rough areas
- Don't use abrasives because they will
All silver can be professionally polished,
scratch the silver easily.
but there are a few preventative measures
- Try to store cutlery in a tarnish -resistant
you can take at home.
chest.
Special fabric wraps and cutlery chests are
- Wash silverware as soon as possible
available with tarnish -resistant qualities.
If you store any silverware in a cabinet or
after a meal or let it sit in water until you
other enclosed area. you can place a
are ready for the final clean up.
- Silver and silver-plated cutlery is not
tarnish- resistant strip in with it. These
intended for normal kitchen use such as
wonderful white strips of paper are
scraping pots.
specially charged to help eliminate the
effects of tarnish for up !o six months at
- your silverware is affected by acids.
a
time.
Don't leave fruit, vegetables, or eggs in
Silver pieces don't require polishing as
contact with it for an extended period of
often if they are frequently used. Don't
time.
leave these items around when dirty. Clean
Proper clean-up
chem as soon as possible. Hot soapy water
is important
is great. then immediately rinse and dry
thoroughly.
For quick touch-ups, a polishing cloth is
By keeping these pointers in mind, you
very handy_ Several companies market
can enjoy your silverware and truly
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these. They are usually prepared with a
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polishing compound which will
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serve to bring up the lustre with rubbing.
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By Shelley Mallett
You're getting married! Perhaps you never
thought you'd find the right person, but it's
happened, and it's wonderful!
If you think of your wedding ceremony as
a major production and the reception as a
gala party, there's little wonder that you
would want some expert help in planning
this double-barrelled event!
Today's wedding consultants offer this
expert and invaluable help by coming to the
rescue of the bride and her mother, the busy
career couple, those marrying a second time,
or those planning out of town weddings.
A wedding consultant is actually a special
events coordinator whose wealth of experi-
ence, contacts and organizational skills will
help create the wedding of your dreams. The
wedding consultant knows where to find it,
how much it should cost, what to expect,
and how to make it all come we with reas-
suring confidence.
What can I expect when hiring a wedding
consultant to help plan my wedding?
Your consultant's job is to offer expert
advice and to personalize your wedding as
much as possible so it will have special
meaning for you and your fiance. At the ini-
tial consultation, everything from budget
guidelines to wedding gowns and tuxedos to
flowers, photographers and planning your
reception will be reviewed in detail.
If you decide to hire the consultant, an
agreement letter or contract will be drawn
up. Be sure to ask the consultant for a cou-
ple of references of previous weddings, and
give those clients a call to hear first hand
what an invaluable assistant their consultant
was to them.
What are the benefits of hiring a wedding
consultant?
Your wedding consultant will eliminate
countless hours of searching and researching
reliable suppliers, keep you within your
budget, warn of pitfalls and suggest alterna-
tives, even act as a "buffer" between you
and your family, should a difference of opin-
ion arise.
The consultant will also ensure that every-
thing is set up perfectly for your ceremony
and reception, gently guide your through the
entire wedding day, as well as coordinate
your "wedding team" — the Photographer,
Videographer, Limousine, Musicians, DJ,
and Caterer. Even unexpected mini -crises
such as torn dresses, missing cummerbund
buttons, slippery shoes, or switching to your
"rain plan" will be dealt with calmly and
unobtrusively.
As wedding expenses can mount at an
alarming rate, the consultant will expertly
point out where economies can be made to
maximize your buying power. The consul-
tant will help you establish a realistic budget
and help you make sound decisions so you
won't rely on impulse buying just to get it
done". Consultants may also receive dis-
counts for assorted wedding services and
supplies, which they pass on to clients.
A good consultant will have excellent cre-
ative and decision making and skills and
will gladly offer expert ideas and advice
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it's fun to have a light and refresh-
ing dish to serve at a bridal shower
- but a decadent dessert is always a
hit! Here's a delicious fruit treat
that's light, refreshing... and deca-
dent.
The home economists at Oster
have created this fruit pizza with
the busy hostess in mind. A simple
graham cracker crust, an easy
cream cheese b d 1'
large group is hard to control and
the shower will last too long.
- Keep the menu simple. Foods
should be simple to prepare and
simple to eat.
• Let the guests know if the bride
is registered at a local department
store. It's so easy to buy the `per-
fect' gift if the bride's color/style
preferences are known.
ase, an s toed fruits
in season combine to create a dish
no one will refuse.
When hostessing a shower, keep
these hints in mind:
- Don't invite too many people. A
- Help to "pair off' those guests
that are having trouble finding the
right gift in their price range.
Often several guests can pool their
resources and buy the bride some -
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What are the perfect gifts for
today's brides and grooms?
Many people immediately think of
china, crystal and silver and, while
these are always welcome gifts,
according to Bride's magazine, the
possibilities have expanded to -any-
thing the couple might enjoy."
* "Couples marrying now have
more defined ideas of what they
need for setting up a home,"
explains Barbara Tober, editor-in-
chief of Bride's. In contrast to the
average bride and groom of the
past, they're older, or have been
married before.
"Ili-ey want the traditional items,
of course, but they also appreciate
gift_-, that are individual and cre-
ative, a bit out of the ordinary."
Bride's has this advice for anyone
shopping for a wedding present this
season: Find out if the couple has
' listed their preferences with a wed-
ding gift Rrgistry (65 per cent of
brides and grooms do),
In addition to traditional gift
items, couples can register for fur-
niture, housewares, electronic
equipment, luggage, sporting goods
and specialty foods.
If they have a distinct `personali-
ty,' one of these ideas might fit:
- Gourmets: Wine glasses, a wine
rack, a wine label scrapbook mem-
bership in a wine -of -the -month
club.
- Travellers: Luggage, sunglasses,
beach towels, passport wallets, a
travel alarm or iron.
- Social butterflies: An appoint-
ment book, an engraved pen, the-
atre or opera tickets, restaurant gift
certificates.
- Sports fans: A stadium blanket
and thermos, season football tick-
ets.
- Sailors: floating barware, deck
chairs, a compass, an all-weather
radio, a picnic basket for snacks.
- The couple setting up a home
office: Bookends, paperweight_-,,
desk sets, a remote telephone, a
tape recorder.
thing that she really wants, but
can't afford - gifts like luggage, an
all -in -one kitchen appliance, a VCR
or microwave might fit this catego-
ry-
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ry- Be sure to invite the bride's
mother, future mother-in-law and
bridesmaids to every shower. (They
don't have to provide a gift at every
shower, though).
Giving a bridal shower can be a
lot of fun. Try these hints and this
delicious Fruit Pizza for a success-
ful, entertaining shower.
FRUIT PIZZA
1 2/3 cups graham cracker crumbs
(about twenty 2 1/2 -inch squares),
shredded
1/2 cup butter or margarine, melted
4 cups sliced fruits (try strawber-
ries, pineapple, pears, bananas,
peaches, nectarines or apples)
1/3 cup apricot preserves, melted,
to coat fruit
8 ounces cream cheese, softened
and cut into 1 -inch pieces
1/2 cup powdered sugar
1-2 tablespoons milk
Shred crackers. Mix with melted
butter and press onto a 10 -inch or
12 -inch round pan or plate.
Refrigerate.
Slice fruits. Add melted preserves
to fruit and stir to coat. (Note:
Fruits may be kept separate. Add a
portion of the preserves to each
fruit. Set aside.)
Assemble food processing unit.
Place cram cheese, powdered sugar
and 1 tablespoon milk in processor
bowl and cover unit.
Withhand on cover, process until
well mixed. Cream cheese mixture
should be a spreadable consistency:
add more milk if necessary.
Spread cream cheese mixture over
crust, then add the fruit mixture.
Garnish with strawberries.
Refrigerate until served.
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In addition to providing
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Another major benefit is
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The sooner you hire your
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are options for newfyweds
By Beverly McFarlane
One of the first pieces of furniture
often considered by prospective
newlyweds is the bedroom suite.
While the attractiveness of the
suite itself is of prime consideration,
we all know that comfort is equally
important.
Aside from anything else, sleep
has an impact on your early
morning mood, your ability to cope
with stress, your job performance,
and ultimately your relationships.
With that in mind, it is easy to
understand why staff at Factory
Mattress in Pickering go all out to
help customers shop for 'quality'
when they are buying a bed.
For comfort, the search begins
with the mattress and box spring.
Robert Ocampo maintains that
investing in quality will pay off in
the long run. The bed will last
longer.
All mattresses and box springs sold
at Factory Mattress are made right
on the premises.
General manager Mario Rico adds
that a foam mattress is generally,
"more cushiony; provides more
com fort."
There are, however, different
densities of foam, and prospective
buyers should compare these
different densities to pinpoint their
own preference. A similar testing
should also be given to the spring
mattresses, which, unlike the foam,
comprise different size coils and
steel gauges. Simply by lying or
sitting on the mattress, a client will
get a sense of how comfortable the
product is.
In short, the construction of the
mattress and the amount of padding
affect the comfort -
Factory Mattress does a large
amount of custom work. That
means any individual can have a
mattress as hard or as soft as
personal preference dictates.
Turnaroundfrom the time a
custom order is placed to the time
the mattress is ready, is normally
three to five days.
The Pickering store also retails
frames. Factory Mattress sells
brass or nickle-plated bed frames
(has a black appearance).
Thenickle-plated beds range from
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for imported Egyptian cotton bed
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In business now for seven years,
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1992, to a facility with a larger
showroom as well as a larger
manufacturing area.
Together, Robert Ocampo, Mario
Rico and Stella Ricco are intent on
providing the kind of service that
customers remember.
It helps, of course, that their
products - comfortable mattresses
and attractive bedroom frames -
are things that customers view as a
kind of a reward in themselves.
The goal of this business is to
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Before making their final selection
for a bed, soon-to-be newlyweds
are encouraged to visit Factory
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selection and comfort available to
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