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Is i TM WARENUM IN DURHAM FOR LOW PRICES G:.a— 1.. • A • www I „vI Y, .0 VI P. 1 4, 1 774 _ L4 Noa__ Metroland negotiations continue Metroland Printing, Publish- ing and Distributing, which owns the News Advertiser, is continuing its bargaining talks with the Southern Ontario Newspaper Guild, which repre- sents five employees in the News Advertiser editorial department. Talks between the Company and the Guild began Jan. 15 and will continue with mediation meetings June 17 and 18. The News Advertiser is hopeful a reasonable settlement can be achieved between the two par- ties prior to midnight, June 18. At that time the five employees at the News Advertiser renre.- Pickering Edition ,its ADVERTISER vr*%.IIV SHOES $29.98 ' 4 THE SHOE BOX Pickering Town Centre 831-7009 A metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 510 + 44 GST = 55 cents Vol- l 11 Nn 9e Pickering evacuation 100 flee homes in gas scare PICKERING - Approximately 100 people were roused from their beds early Wednesday morning when a gas leak forced evacuation of three townhome buildings. The Pickering fire department ordered evacuation of the Eyer Dr. homes at about 1:30 am. after a gas line going into the town- house complex was severed. Residents waited inside three Pickering Transit buses until they were allowed to return to their homes at about 3 a.m. One elderly woman complained she was wasn't feeling well and was taken to the Ajax - Pickering General Hospital as a precaution, says fire chief Steve Stewart. Police and ambulances were also on the scene to provide assistance. Eyer Dr. was closed to traffic at Oklahoma Dr. and an underground parking garage was ventilated. The gas line was severed at an adjacent construction site when a trench dug by a con- tractor caved in, says Consumers Gas regional operations manager Jamie Milner. According to police, renovations are being carried out at the townhome complex. Chief Stewart saes the evacuation was ordered as a precaution. "Nk c gust don't like to take chances." he saes. explaininiz that gas might have collected inside someone's home and caused an explosion. Some residents were complaining they could smell it inside their homes, he says. "I realize it's a pain in the butt to evacuate but it's the most sensible route to take. It didn't turn out to be anything of signif- icance but it's because we did all the right things." A repairman, called in from Port Perry, took about 45 minutes to arrive at the scene, says chief Stewart. Mr. Milner says actual repair of the gas line took only 15 minutes. The contractor will be billed for the cost of the repair. adds %1r. Milner. FA OR T WINu ": FAST & FRE LARGE WING DINNER--- _' THEY'RE RIGHT HERE ' 10 �uMeo Buffdo WINGS � � ,, 31 FOO D 4„ r ��N CH FRIES' +t « a' 915 (831-3G53j €� =r • VEGGIE PAK 3 DIP r`t �w�± ( ES -ADD 250 � `ONLY KEF�unw •sPNcr Fro tLi1350 KINGSTON ROAD UMT 2 DINNERS PER COUPON EXPIRES WED., JUNE 17,1992 • T - •s.F 4 I.a -` �. •p .�. S7. S. I t MQB 2 -THF, NEWS AVVER71f+U FRP4% JU?% 12, 1992 You can talk to AjAx-PICKERING - Federal cabinet min- ister Mary Collins will visit the am Saturday - The associate minister of defence and the cabinet minister mm responsible for the status of women, Ms. Collins will be at the office of Ontario Dump closure may boost litter FROM PAGE 1 "That could be a devastating decision," warned Pickering's Rick Johnson. At least 400 rural Pickering residents don't have weekly garbage pick-up and need that day to dump their trash because many work during the week, he added. Already, the town spends S 100,000 a year to clean up ille- gal dumping, he noted. "I'm con- cerned that roadside dumping will increase. We work hard to keep our municipality clean." Chair Gary Herrema agreed. "People v.on't know (,the dumps) are closed Saturdays and will be dumping everywhere,- he predict- ed. Ajax mayor Jim Witty expressed "bitter disappointment" that a memo he forwarded to the works committer concerning ille- gal dumping wasn't acted upon. -I was looking for some type of coordination," he said. "At the regional level, you. have the expertise (on handling waste) that's not available at the munici- pal level. - Many councillors agreed harsh fines might deter illegal dumpers, but noted they must be the same throughout the region or one area could see more garbage than oth-` ers. Councillors also agreed to stick together as the province searches for a dump site in the region. A total of 17 potential sites in Pickering, Port Perry and Bowmanville were announced last week by the NDP govern- ment's Interim Waste Authority. The list will be shortened to five or six sites in three months, with one preferred site to be chosen next spring. The dump will be used for Durham's garbage only. "We're encouraging the IWA to move as quickly as possible," because it's "unfair to have so many people living under anxi- ety," Mr. Aker admitted. He wouldn't comment whether he was opposed to any of the sites selected. When the IWA shortlists the potential sites, Durham will "develop a strategy," Mr. Aker added. No search for Julie Stanton this weekend PICKERING - The parents of Julie Anne Stanton won't be hold- ing searches for their missing daughter this weekend. Pat and John Stanton resumed searches for Julie again this year, though searches over the past two years have been fruitless. Julie was 14 when she was last seen leaving her Maury Cres. home on April 16, 1990. Peter John Stark, 46, of Stoney Creek, was charged with her mur- der in February. His preliminary trial begins in August. Searches will resume next Sat - Riding MP Rene Soetens at 1:15 p.m. Anyone 2 p.m. From 3 p.m, to 3:45 p.m., Ms. Collins interested in talking to the minister can stop '+ill meet members of the Ajax Royal Canadi- by 103 Old Kingston Rd., Pickering Village. an Legion, Branch 322, at l I 1 Hunt St. Ms. Collins and Mr. Soetens will take a ,,:.For more information, call Mr. Soetens' walking tour of Pickering Village beginning at constituency office at 686-0432, Great Sheridan Z 0 % On All Garden NurseryStock. For 3 Days Only! Beginninyou the one Friday June 12th and continuing Saturday the 13th and Sunday the 14th, Sheridan Nurseries is bringing ., c sale lust when you nerd it most. 4U°/o off our entire selection of healtl v' beautiful Hardy NUrsery Stock, just in time for summer. hon't miss this saving at VOUr nearest Sheridan Nurseries (Tarden (;entre! 2 NO HASSLE GUARANTEE'. Sheridan '`urseric-s has the largest and healthiest selection of Hardy tiurscry Stock in Canada ... %-ith over —00 VA varieties to chcrosr from. All guaranteed for a full 2 years and novo, all on sale! ALL % EVERGREENS oFF ALL % TREES 00 ALL SHRUBS4%00fT .ALL - VINES .... ... oFF ALL PERENNIALS PEAT MOSS 4 cu. ft. hag. Reg. S9.99 sALE 6g8 PARWOOD CATTLE MANURE 3 8 18 kg. bag. 'i& Reg. 3/S l 1.99 SALE PARKWOOD GARDEN SOIL 3/6 48 30 I. bag. Rco.3/SR99 LE SA FREE FOOD pre -mixed, water soluble Plant Food, available in 4 -litre refillable containers (S2 refundable deposit), is our gift to you! EMOWS Seleaed varieties, o 25 cm. Reg. S 17.99 SALES 8.88 a. o SPREADING JUWFZ Selected varieties. 50 Reg. $19.99 SALE $ 8.88 ea. 1 OPEN S SENIORS (65 YEARS AND OLDER) '10% OFF EVERYDAY, UNDMS (REGULAR PRICED ITEMS ONLY) Check our stores for many more extra specials! Prices in effect until June 14, 1992, while quantities last. Sale limited to supplies on hand. WE REGRET THAT NO RAIN CHECKS WILL BE AVAILABLE. I For the love of 4d - %RRI DAN N U R S E R I E S urday and Sunday, beginning at 9 a.m. at the Port Perry police sta- TORONTO 2827 Yonge it. UNIONVILLE 4077 Hwv #7 MISSISSAUGA 606 Southdown Rd. ETOBICOKE xlT�fiENER PICKERING tion, Simcoe Street north of the Seventh Concession/Regional Mouth of Lawrence Toronto, Ontario West of Kennedy Unionville, Ontario South of EW Mississauga, Ontario 700 Evans Ave. at Sherway Gardens Etobicoke, Onuara 100 Elmsdale Rd Elmsdale at Ottawa St. Home & Design Centre Brock Rd. & Hwy. 401 Road No. 8. 481 6429 477-2253 822-0251 621.9100 Kitchener, Ontario Pickering. Ontario (519)743.4146 429r6316 Pickering Transit takes new route to boost revenue, improve service PICKERING - Sweeping changes to Pickering's transit system will be made this slimmer in an effort to provide better service and boost revenue. The changes, endorsed by council's executive committee Monday, require an overexpenditure of $89,000 in this year's budget. The new transit system will include: • Fixed -route service every 20 to 30 minutes during daytime, non -rush hours will replace Dial -a -Bus beginning Aug. 24. Major changes to some routes will be made. • Ajax's Westney Rd. GO train station will be linked to Pickering's GO • train station and the Pickering Town Centre with 30 -minute service. Another link to the Scarborough Town Centre is proposed to begin in September, 1993, subject to next years budget discussions. • Re -structuring of some routes will provide better cast -west service to the GO train, eliminating the need to transfer at Dunbarwn High. • Major transportation corridors during rush hours will be along Hwy. 2, Westney Rd., Bayly St. and Liverpool Rd., providing bus links to both Picker- ing and Ajax GO train stations. A second important component of the new system will be rapid, "semi -express" busing of passengers along Finch Ave., Whites Rd. and Hwy 2. to the GO train station. MPP vows aid • Senior citizens will pay a so cent fare beginning Sept. 8, ending Pickering's current status as the only THE NZWADVE[17SBR AWAY, JUM 1%'191112-MGE-1 P DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS 3 FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD FRIDAY, JUNE 12,1992 SUNDAY, JUNE 14,1992 HEATING - AIR CONDRIONING LTD. 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Mr. Wiseman assures his govern- ment will honor its promise made in the last election to examine a pre- ferred candidate site with a full EAA study. At the same time, Mr. Wise- - man is pledging his support to Pick - Bring residenLs who arc tical of sec- , ing the town play hast to a dump. "It's my contention the town of Pickering has had enough:" declares Mr. Wiseman. "I'm going to make the point strongly that Pickering should not get a (dump) site." Seven potential dump sites in Pickering were identified Thursday by the province's Interim Waste / Authority, an agency charged with finding1r a site to take Durham's .garbage. In all, 17 sites were identi- I j fied in the region and just one will r eventually be chosen. I PAY 0 N LY Mr. Wiseman says he's "still ' totally shocked and surprised" that Pickering was targetted with so many sites. "I didn't expect seven." He urges residents' associations to challenge the IWA as to why other potential sites in the region were screened out. "The IWA is Big to have to be accountable as to why they took them off. The questions are going to be coming fast and furiouts." (Reg. Price - $14") est• ear ess ea � � esu � ess Pickering pmucrans denounced •.• om Premier Bob Rae and envirorur # 40 011 • 321-1236 42"876 HEATING - AIR CONDRIONING LTD. • 0Lsen Ha•rww •Me taoaxw srsnw • High efficiency 5+ Seer • Copper Tubing/Alum. Fin. • 5 yr. Parts & Labor rom • Quality workmanship'1296 with low price Installed Low Prices On Gas Fumam • KEEPRRE • OLSEN • MILLER FRIDAY'S CARRIER OF THE WEEK IS SHARON McCALLA Sharon enjoys reac.ng, track and teid and rouerskat,ng Sharon w it receive a McDonald's meal -deal corny, inerts of the News Adver.ser Congratlawns for being our Wednesday Garner of +he Week N V'AL1D ' Monday. June 15 & Tuesday. June 16 JIf ONLY. ��esrae>•a��rr��� minister Ruth Grier Thursday fol- Tys Father's Day. Pickering Town Centre. kra* the IWA announcement. But the NDP grove mment, having set up ` the IWA, is now at "arm's length" Not only do we have it all for dad but we want to help you mug for your dad's mug. from it, says W. Wiseman He says - ,; With a $25 proof of purchase from any store in the Pickering Town Centre Ms. Grier wasn't even aware of the (June 10th -16th) plus this coupon, we'll give you your photo on site locations until they were dad's mug for only $5!! (regular price $14.99). announce(L This offer is valid June 15 & 16 only and is limited to the first 150 customers While ung councillor Rick each day. Limit one per customer. Bring along your own snapshot . 7ohnson called for Mr. Wiseman bcro(colour or black and white) or we'll take it for you! ft I floor of me ksIlewith - o� Go to the Photo On A Mu booth located next to the Info Desk. .. the issue and join ranks with another - - g party, Mr. Wiseman says nothing would be gained by such a move. 00 ..� What he will do, he says, is "be very 00 • • vocal and take a stand with the resi- dents. I'm going to play an active role as a resource persm..They cart `tow't on me ''drug there. We should ONLY E all be well prepared to help one --." ------ 77--- -- - VERY BEST! -PtI►CBA•THENEWSADVEWMIX FRIDAY NNE A• I": 'Don't fund schools with gambling money,' say trustees By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter DURHAM - Education shouldn't be financed with money made from gambling casi- nos, public school board trustees argue. "I don't want to finance edu- cation on a gambling base," Oshawa trustee Margaret Jackson told Durham Board of Education colleagues at their regular meet- ing Monday. Trustees agreed to support the Scarborough Board of Educa- tion's opposition to proposed zasinos after receiving a copy of That board's letter to Premier Bob Rae. According to the letter, Scar- borough trustees are "concerned about the problems students face in their family lives due to a vari- ety of societal addictions, includ- ing gambling" and are "perturbed about the increasing demands on staff to address the complexity of social and emotional problems of students." Ajax trustee Duncan Read pointed out that education already receives monev earned through gambling. "We're not saying we won't take money from Wintario.- he said. Colleen Jordan, also from Ajax, said she couldn't vote on the issue without statistics on gambling. "We receive taxes (earned) from tobacco and alco- hol and thev are very real addic- tions," she noted, suggesting the board should address "some more serious problems" such as violence on TV, Vice -chair and Whitby truster Patricia Bow man recognized those problems, but said the issue being discussed revolved "simple around gambling." AIDS support group formed for mothers DURHAM - A support group has been formed in Durham for mothers whose children are HIV positive. The group is affiliated with the AIDS Committee of Durham, which provides support for peo- ple with AIDS. Organizers say mothers asked for their own group because they often had dif- ficulty revealing their feelings in front of their children during ,group discussions. Mothers. who have recently lost children to AIDS are also welcome to join. Fathers of AIDS sufferers have .not expressed the need for a group, says the AIDS committee. Mothers meet every second week at the AIDS committee office, 78 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa. The AIDS committee is in need of a volunteer with coun- selling experience and a knowl- edge of AIDS to facilitate meet- ings and help people cope with. emotions. For more information, call 723-8201. OF THE - -0 _T hill Add a nostalgic touch to your dining room with this oak solid and veneer set. Includes table and four side chairs. #25586. Sears reg. $1499.....$899 5400 off china cabinet. i x2558 Reg. $1499..$1099 Arm char also o^ tr—=� Reg. 499.99 $55 off! Solid hardwood table and four upholstered chairs. Warm natural finish. #20010. Reg prices shown are sears paces tel.In 'qlill All Aw Reg. $1299 $400 off! Oak solid and oak veneer suite. Table and four - upholstered side chairs. #25086. Arm chair also on sale AT SEARS., NO PAYMENTS NO PROBLEM7 ,NO PAYMENTS OR CREDIT CHARGES UNTIL OCTOBER, 1992 ON APPROVED CREDIT. SOME RESTRICTIONS APPLY. ASK FOR DETAILS AND REMEMBER, AT SEARS THERE'S NO DOWN PAYMENT ON APPROVED CREDIT. 'No Payments' offer applies to any single item of $200 or 'No Payments' offer available through your Sears more in our Furniture, Major Appliance, Home Electronics, Retail stores, Catalogue stores and any current Floor Fashion and Custom Window Coverings Departments. Sears Catalogue. Complete details in store. THIS OFFER DOES NOT INCLUDE LIQUIDATION ITEMS IN CLEARANCE CENTRES. SALE PRICES END SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 1992, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST FURNITURE AND MAJOR APPLIANCES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE AT REXDALE, WARDEN AVE., AND DIXIE MALL CLEARANCE CENTRES' M G5 your money's worth... and more VisitearsS�g Town Pickerin Centre .- Phone 420-8000. We're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9.30 a.m.-6.00 p.m. r' t 7. a 4) .r E] At Harwood Secondary Tech education 'alive and well AJAX - Despite plans to make Harwood Secondary School a regu- lar high school, technological edu- cation at the school will remain alive and well. "Me disappearance of technical programs is not the agenda," princi- pal Lyn Parr says, though "changes will occur as the school is trans- formed to a full -program high school, offering selections similar to those currently at Ajax and Pick- ering high schools." The Durham Board of Education will soon ask trustees to approve a plan which will make Harwood and General Vanier Secondary School in Oshawa regular high schools beginning in September 1993. But students already enrolled in technical studies at that time will be able to complete their diploma- And all students entering Harwood in 1993 will have the option to selcct technological studies in Grades 10, 1 I and 12. The school also plans to offer an Ontario Academic Credit in technology. "As we approach the 21 st centu- ry, the need for skills that were required 30 years ago will be fur- ther diminished," Ms. Parr notes. Computers have significantly changed the nature of work for trades and technology occupations, making specialized, machine -isolat- ed skills, such as a manual lathe operator, obsolete. But, Ms. Parr points out, "all occupations now include a signifi- cant technological component," including artists who have access to technological support in graphics and sound production. To meet those changes, Har- wood will offer broad-based tech- nologies instead of specialized technical studies, as it does now. Numerous concepts will be inte- grated into the new program, including communications, con- struction, manufacturing, trans- portation, services and general stud- ies. The new program will also con- solidate the specialized skill shops into activity -based, project and theme -driven areas. For instance, manufacturing technology students will receive a general overview of design, fabrication and marketing. In their senior years, they may spe- cialize in one or two specific skills, rather than doing so in Grade 9, as they do now. "It is important to remember that Harwood is improving to better serve the needs of the young people of (this area)," says Ms. Parr. Trustees will be asked to approve the plan for Harwood at the next board meeting on June 22. WHERE EACH GIRL IS AN INDIVIDUAL IFRA I r Founded in 1874, Trafalgar Castle School is committed to preparing young women for the pursuit of excellence. This independent boarding and day school offers: • a challenging academic program from grade 7 to university entrance (95% of graduates go on to post -secondary studies) • individual attention in small classes by dedicated faculty (average 12 students) • a safe and secure 10 -acre campus located 45 minutes from downtown Toronto by GO Train or car • a full sports program, drama, art, debating, vocal and instrumental music, etc. A Introducing daily morning shuttle service for students from Whitby GO Station to Trafalgar Castle School. For further information contact - The Principal ": ,,.,.•' P 401 Reynolds St. Trafalgar Castle School Whitby, Ont. L1 N 3W9 (416) 668-3358 ..m 50 Church St. S. Pickering Village 1E10CUY TAM (S. of Hwy. 2) 686-0058 ART GAZ * =11M LTIL tlt HEi Ni 3 AHWeI M1j ft: WA- Y, t)Rj I j I 0l2-TA6*S O Triple "C" Framing \ NP 10 Co. Ltd. all Manufacturers of quality picture frames &custom framing Limited Edition prints and posters by Canadian & International artists. <.::»our lowXNE 30% OFF prices (Bring this Ad and Save AdMonat $S) L We also offer a Calligraphy service for certificates etc. J 220 Clements Rd. W., Unit #14. Ajax 686-9755 Clcrncn.t, • Hours: %ion. -Fri. 10-7 Sat. 10-4 w + "A Canadian Company - And Proud Of it." 1AA METRO EAST :9 Hwy.2 CENTREg 401 BEACH COMBER HOT:JUB SPA PORTABLE WAS FRow*31297 PREOWNED SPAS FROM 2,497 SCRATCH A DENT SPA PACKAGE FROY'2,997 113FACI IONlil:ll Home Leisure ©8813©© Pickering Home b Design Centre 428.9767 11A611 eta (ed N=$ .. .... _. .:.'..n . �..: rI,YY.+ •'•{1� 1! w 4 1S'R 4e ,rY i1i . v - h' 1!?RY -�jF} � sr•� X .intuit 113. IM , Betting on casinos to fund education Durham Board of Education trustees showed that they're righteous on Mon- The entire content -...r a.a�17 r'Ap - '�J• day, but they're not right. In fact, some of them aren't playing with a full deck. A Metroland Community t4ewspaper Our public school board representatives earlier this week voiced their oppo WilhoUf Written con- sinon to education being financed with money made from gambling casinos. Timothy John Whittaker - - In doing so, they endorsed a inquest by the Scarborough Board of Education to let the to •��, - -:• Premier Bob Rae know they're against his government's scheme to open Publisher any advertisement casinos in Ontario to offset the provincial deficiL at tis dlscreflon. The majority of Durham trustees agree with their Scarborough colleagues "concerned who are about the problems students face in their family lives due to a variety of societal addictions, including gambling" and are perturb ed ,f about the increasing demands on staff to address the complexity of social and - cmotional problems of students.'. The trustees who feel that way are oh so politically correct. But, that type of s` �. r:.. thinking only applies in a perfect world- A perfect world where cduc:abon ;=_• `' would be free, because its so right. A perfect world where teachers would - teach for free, their only reward the knowledge that they're teaching our chil- dren well. A perfect world where rich industries or individuals would donate money for schools to be built at no cost to taxpayers. - - - - Well, this is not a perfect world. We're in a recession. People are already choking on L1 ,es and can ill afford to pay more for education. This not being a perfect world, money doesn't grow on trees. It does, though• grow on tobacco plants, as Ajax trustee Colleen Jordan argued Mon- day. "We --J receive taxes (erirned) from tobacco and alcohol and they are all real addictions," she noted Fcllow Ajax trustee Duncan Read pointed out the school system already - receives money eamed through gambling. "We're not saying we won't take money from Wintano.•• _ ^�' AND ALL Exactly. Whether or not one supports casino gambling is irrelc%anL If allcasi- nos nos are owed in Ontario, theyll generate money for the government -- the 1 WAs Is; �� government being you, the taxpayer. And, that's whose; interest should be C�' uppermost in the minds of the public school board trustees, who should not look this gift horse in the mouth. J o the editor, Mamec Stern, president of the Reform Party for the Ontario rid- ing, wrote May 20 in a letter: "•Carladians have an alternative to the irresponsible, unresponsive, profligate governments of yester- day." Ms. Stern should have added: and today. More than ever, govemmenu are irresponsible and profligate. The federal deficit will be at least S33 billion for the fis- cal year 1991-1992, instead of 530.5 billion forecast last year. The NDP government of Ontario came up with a S10 billion deficit for this fiscal year, which began last April, and a revised &ficit of 511 billion for 1991-1992, the most extravagant figures ever made by a provincial government It is imperative that the Reform Party tells us precisely what they are going to do about it and how. So far Preston Manning has been too superficial and too opportunist regarding these problems. As far as immigration goes, Ms. Stern wrote: "regardless of Your race religion, you should be allowed to come to Canada to work and to help build this coun- try." I'd like to remind Ms. Stets that with at least 1.7 million peo- ple unemployed in Canada, there is no work to be found. Indeed, 57,000 jobs were lost last April in Canada, 193,000 jobs were lost since October 1991, whereas employment is on the rise in the U.S. Under these specific circum - Letters Reader wants answers from Reform Party Ir Stances, what is the Reform Party's position'? To allow more immi- grants.' How many" ?els. Stem tells us that "reform- ers are not anti -Quebec. That Que- bec may continue to mandate French as the official language of that province." Does it mean that Quebec may continue to ban English commercial signs although it was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court of Canada in 1988 or to force French -speak in¢ Stu- dents of Quebec to attend French schools only? Does the Reform Party have an attitude concerning those issues'.' Actually, language law's are utterly useless: they are annoying and swell unduly gov- emments' bureaucracies. Preston Manning is very insis- tent about rclorming the senate. The best thing that can happen to the senate is to disappear- During the first quarter of 1991 senators sat for a total of 48 hours only and yet, senate cost S45 million to operate last year. Ajax taxpayers are facing a 3.86 per cent raise of their property tax _this year. It comes up at a very bad time when residents are already overtaxed and main, have lost their jobs. Lower taxes would have been more preferable or at least no increase at all. I don't see why homeowners should pay for public schools with their property tax. Education is a provincial jurisdiction. Therefore provincial sale tax and income tax should be plenty enough to meet the cost of education. Mayor Jim Witty explained the raise of regional tax this way: "Costs of welfare and policing were a killer." But it's not town's business to send welfare cheques to the people which is exclusively a provincial responsibility. The problem is that all levels of gov- ernment are doing anything and are constantly overlapping each other. In hard economic times, common sense must prevail. It consists of removing superfluous expenses and to keep basic spend- ing. Frank Michaud, Ajax The News Advertiser asked area residents if they shopped on Sunday and how thev're affected by stores being open seven days a week. [� _. ---- �t mutd MacDonald says, "Yes, I shopped on Sunday. I work on Saturday and Sunday." Hews Advertiser The entire content of the News Adver- A Metroland Community t4ewspaper tiser Is protected by Copyright and unauthorized use WilhoUf Written con- sent Is prohibited. Timothy John Whittaker rehseerve$ right the to classify or refuse Publisher any advertisement at tis dlscreflon. Yvonne Wade says, "No I did- n't. Sunday shopping is a great idea. It's good for the people who work all week." JOANNE BURGHARDT - Editor-vT-Chief GREG COMES - Managing Editor HUGH NCHOISM - Advertising Mo MONGIUE LFA - Retot Soles Manager ARE FAKOURIE - Distribution MorTager NEWSROOM - 683-5110 DWMBUTION - 683-5117 RETAIL ADVERTISING - 683-5110 CLASSIFIED - 793-7672 FAX - 683-7363 N/TIONAL ADVERTISING SALES 493-1300 REAL ESTATE A AUTOMOTIVE ADVERTISING - 798-7672 r 171 1 " , .7 #.. ."•„ Store owner Albert Khouri says, "My store is not going to open on Sundays. I don't care what other stores do." Q� blur R 16RCN AYJARD 1�� C 1 TM David Bezer says, "I didn't shop on Sunday, but Sunday shopping doesn't bother me." It* News Advwftw. Published every Sunday. Wednesday and Friday of 130 Commercial! Ontario Lls 2H5. Ys one lu the Metrdond pril"AN• pfyyynq OW q V group suburban which includes ApVpclrertrng News Advertiser, Auroro Banner. Barrie Advance. Brampton Guardian. Burlington post, Coflingwood Connection. Etoblcoke Guadlan/Lokeshore Advertiser. Georgetown independent. IO Won lhs Week. Lindsay This Weak. Mondnpm Economist u Sun. Mlfron Canadian Chomg. f� enouga News, NewrT10fl et Era. Norm Vons Mirror, Northxmb«Iar>d News. Oakville Beaver. Orsia Today. Oshawarm"W This Week. Peterborough This Week. Richmond HIII/Thornhill Liberal. Scarborough Mirror. U"(29e/Stadfvlre Tribune, Todays Senors. Page sizes may vary tightly from published rate cad due to mechanical requirements of dlnerent printers. Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing Is o member of e Canadian Community Newspapers Association m Courser Ontario Community Newspapers Association and Ontario Press Second Class Man Regstrallon Number 1897 Mail xCscnpryan rotes h Conoco: I year. S70 PW edition Widowers meet for weekend conference By L.A. BLACK DURHAM - This year marks the 30th anniversary of They Help Each Other Spiri- tually (THEOS), and the Durham chapter will be host for the organi-r.atIon's first intemational conference held in Canada. The THEOS International Conference for Widowed Per- sons will take place June 12 to 14 at the Baptist Leadership Education Centre on Taunton Rd. W. in Whitby. The three- day event will provide partici- pants with an opportunity to explore, understand and meet the challenges of widowhood. Founded in 1962 in Pitts- burgh, Pennsylvania, THEOS boasts chapters throughout Canada and the United States. Keynote speaker Betty Janc Wylie will address THEOS members at Friday evening's banquet. Ms Wyllie is a Canadian writer whose books have dealt with issues such as singles, families, wid- owhood and women and finances. Saturday's program will teature a variety of workshops providing information on vari- ous topics, including legal advice, behavioral skills, deal- ing with children's grief, the male grieving process, health and nutrition, and help for the survivors of suicide and their families. The conference concludes Sunday with an address given by author Blaine Marchand on grief. Further information on THEOS can be obtained by calling Durham chapter leader Dorothy MacNaughton at 668-2638. JA L 15 Piece Patio Set Extra Large Solid Resin Oval Table • 2 Solid Resin Reclining Chairs AVE • 2 Textilene Cushions • 4 Solid Resin High Back Stacking Chairs • 4 Textilene Cushions - -- -- • 71/2' Textilene Umbrella i • Base I ; UAS 9 Is 1 . � „may, .. •. d,:. ?HE (YEWS/lfDYBRMM FRIDAY, ?[1NBIX I"Z.M6E 7 .l. a Economy Resin Mid Back Resin Chair I I � Reg. 9.99 ���� Chair r j Reg. 12.99 499 CASH 'N' CARRY S - r !, Solid Resin 14'x52• Table (Grey only) , - . — �- N ss Aq u 99 Q 99 ISI 40,000 BTU BBQ with Side Burner Tank Included . PA9_ Oft $199.99 *T*'U Hi Back Stacking 100% Solid Resin LOUNGE ,�_sR Reg. 89.99Chalr Fads Reg. 19.99 �� ` r 00 sily 5 YEAR �y s YEAR w5ETY st Orag W' WARRANTY Solid Resin Multi $12 A \gg 1_ Position Recliner i Reg. 49.99 S 99 W5 YEAR ARRANTY Recycled 71/2' BBQ Cw1c"aw •� 00 �.• Bottlesdis=inl an ro" Textilene 4M- $14PLUS 79n.rt 20 Ib. BBO Umbrella bottN refill Huge assortment o1 pattens, TAXESwwLEsumas Lw and cobum. REG. S124.99 +o TOWN OF PICKERING (9) DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICESs C411111111111:1111010" cc 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. 'lease Note: Pre -teen Dance origina:ly scheduled for June 26, 1992 is CANCELLED. DON'T MISS OUR CANADA DAY CELEBRATIONS AT KINSMEN PARK - JULY 1ST LOTS OF FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!!! 12 NOON -11:00 P.M. (FOLLOWING GIANT . PYROMUSICAL FIREWORKS DISPLAY) Tremendous Savings on our BEST SELLING CARPETS PLUSH CARPET WITH SCOTCHGUARD! 14!9!9 5yearwartanty Se. MMUDIM 18 Colors W Choose from... ALLATIOM HM DENSITY • 15 ns. expwonce CALL • Fast lriaina seny F J 427 �'Q I�I1 M CAila� .D 7K Wm" PAS., JUAX ImViDAY M4C11HT ILIVU Every Friday Night, beginning at 7:00 p.m. enjoy entertainment suitable for the whole family. lis Friday Night we are pleased to present... CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINER BRYAN WILLISTAN KGE $-THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRWAh; JUNE 12,1f92 Police station opening by invite onl - Y PICKERING - Residents inter- -ested in checking out Pickering's new police station will have to wait another week or two. They're not invited to attend the grand opening next Friday, as :reported in Wednesday's News Advertiser after incorrect infor- mation was provided to us by police. Durham Regional Police say the grand opening is by invitation only and the headquarters, located at Brock Rd. and Hwy. 2, will be open to the public sometime in the upcoming weeks. Spelling Bee postponed by weak, er week DURHAM - The Spelling Bee of Canada finals planned for Sun- day, June 14 have been postponed for a week. Six Ajax and Pickering semi-finalists are competing in the event, which is being held at Queen's Park in Toronto. The spelling bee has been rescheduled for Sunday, June 21, at 3 p.m., in the Ontario Room of Queen's Park, McDonald Block, 9(X) Bay St. NO PAYMENTS NO INTEREST • TILL CHRISTMAS WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY BEDROOM SUITE -f el ran exa-' as stra:ec. Country Collection Mme. -Wed ;0-5 Bea'. t'..' -iG^; Jak finish 4 -pc. only accentec ry a Harvest sat. 1 OS Wrea' -ot,".=eat�res VIE IN Vi TE NE PATIENTS BY APPOINTMENT fl 598 MDuil ysweaters. ortact Lenses ^CJOes Dresser. Gallery • 3�ocular';is�� • °e'ceptual Test ng V:rro, -_rand h'te ao,e _es' _aaCDC c axt a 98._ --- Special Price Loveseat s799 Please recycle this newspaper i a 0 ft Ma Dental Care BIG MAN'S Mme. -Wed ;0-5 1400 BAYtY ST., t9, PICKERING Thurs., Fri. 1041 420-2797 sat. 1 OS DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC REPAIRS (1 hr.) RELINES NEW DENTURES LOWER DENTURE STABILITY My0i0CT11 Sys,em William Steil OT 64 Old Kingston Rd. W. FREE Pickering Village, Ajax 683-4294 CONSULTATION a Auer hours 426-8801 II•IG•TDN•D •" c 101 p 1= e�nr 1� WEAR[ SE i cr,L Woot DD IN (In Bayty Business Park call for detallsl 010 VIA 0 11 10MM"felan To Advertise Eye Care OPTOMETRISTS your professional DR. E. GILLEZEAU & DR. M. FITZSIMMONS' VIE IN Vi TE NE PATIENTS BY APPOINTMENT service ? E OFFER FAMILY EYECARE Call ortact Lenses Janice • 3�ocular';is�� • °e'ceptual Test ng at • 2,soensing of al: Types of Fa, -ms 8 Contacts 683-5110Pickering Corporate Centre 1 1305 Pickering Parkway 4822 683-1175 839-5303 2 PIECE • � , � SOLID WOOD: a growing company, with lasting quality A R Le J�V_ T r FRENCH PROVINCIAL ONLY Ve-ee, '= w .. solc 16 pic. woof egs. A6a,:able All ood it ,sora or �he•'y 138eac� Construction 1399 it r DINETTE SUITE SKLAR-PEPPLER �- _ a LOVESEATS JT 5 PC. All Wood Oak 699 1IZ 499 PRICE SECTIONAL2 PIECE 2 PIECE CHAIR I Loose Cushion Style $499 Contempory Style F • • In this age of melamines, simulated wood grains and 'don't pay a cent...' furniture, it's sometimes hard to find some plain, old-fashioned, honest -to -goodness quality. Furniture that's built by craftsmen with attention to detail and quality is not a thing of the past at the Solid Wood Bed and Table Company in Pickering. Together with partner Doug Peters, president Bob Mowforth is celebrating the company's expansion to a new 16,800 -square - foot showroom facility. That makes it Durham's largest and most versatile solid wood furniture showroom. For anyone contemplating buying furniture, a drive to Solid Wood will be well worthwhile. There you'll find a huge selection of kitchen, bedroom, dining room and living room furniture. Worth noting is a line of solid cherry, along with oak, pine, and other popular woods. Country and traditional upholstery are available. "We have hundreds of fabrics to choose from - from flame stitch, solids patterns and prints. They come in a wide range of blends for optimum wear," totes Bob. This store is also noted for its versatility in mixing and matching buffets, hutches, tables and chairs, for kitchens and dining rooms. In short, staff can help the customer create a very personalized look, no matter what the requirement. If you don't see what you are looking for in this vast selection, custom designs are available — for wood finishes and stains, Nresent with staff at the grand re -opening of the Solid Wood Bed and Table Co. were at left, vice-president Doug Peters, Mayor Jim Witty, fourth from left, Bob Mowforth and son Daniel; and in foreground, acting mayor of Pickering, Maurice Brenner. these can go the natural route, or for the more daring, hues with such titles as 'soldier blue', `pickled pine' or 'barn red' may be in order. "We installed a large dining table in the Oshawa Armoury and no table can get more abuse than that!„ That certainly eases the mind when thinking of one's own troops at mealtime! Whatever the choice, customers can rest assured that they are purchasing heirloom furniture with longevity. There seems to be a resurgence to quality items for today's furniture buyer. Bob explains, "Many people buying furniture today want lasting quality at prices that compare with the prices that one would relate to 'disposable' furniture. They are looking for something unique and versatile that makes their own personal statement." Surprisingly, Solid Wood's wares aren't as expensive as you might expect, especially when one takes into account the store's financing options. _r Along with attractive financing, layaway is also offered; and customers ultimately have the assurance that once the last payment has been made, the furniture will Liu for many years to came. -As buying solid wood furniture is viewed as a lifelong investment; it's comforting to know the Solid Wood staff are there to help in the decision-making process. As Bob says, "While we know it's not possible to please all the people all of the time, we work hard to cater to customers' needs and our .reward comes from repeat business and referrals." Over the years, this repeat business has proven to be Solid Wood's mainstay, as satisfied custom have returned, and brought friel and relatives with them. Once you have mate a trip to the company's recently expanded facility undoubtedly, you will have some role in Solid Wood's repeat business. The firm is at 1020 Brock Rd. S., Units 14 Pickering• tel 831-9846. ARTS $L ENTERTAINMENT gwitn ess rocks the Royal Scot AJAX-PICKERING - Witness will rock The Royal Scot this Sat- urday from 9 p.m. to i a.m. 683- 3125. To find out where the rest of the entertainment action is this weekend, just follow this guide: HARP AND THISTLE, PUB: The Harp and Thistle has karaoke on Sundays from 7 to 11 p.m. and Thursdays from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. On Friday, Larry Gogan of the Lost Larrys will perform from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., and a D.J. serves up '50s and '60s music Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. 428-0943. KANGAROO'S: Karaoke 40caturing Dennis James is at Kap.- garoo's Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. A country jam- boree will be held Sunday from 2 to 7 p.m. 839-6845. KERRY INN: Bill and Mar- lena Dunn play hits from the '50s and '60s Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Saturday from 7 to I 1 p.m. On Sunday, there's Irish entertainment from 7 to 1 I p.m. 428-8790. THE FOX & FLOWERPOT PUB: Ryder entertains Saturday from 1 1:30 a.rr.. to 4 p.m. Also on Saturday, Karen Mack and her band play a variety of popular music from 6 to 10 p.m. in the Herongate r*' Barn Dinner Theatre t' 2885 Altona Rd. Pickering pji�,UZ-`V.CS :\`rd Simvn s `riff_ PIK 150^10 o'F S'ECO"1(;IJA`l F—NZIE 'A 'NILgtkjo2LS CC_MEPti"- La Starting at 7 FstAer's SPECk ' ' JUNE 21st 7 Dinner, Show b Taxes included FOR RESERVATIONS CALL Arf 472-3085 l outdoor courtyard. Sunday, the Ragweed Jazz Band entertains from 4 to 7 p.m. 428-2162. JOKERS: Larry Hachy and Mark Richards provide country and western dance music Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday, there's a jam session with Larry Brennan from 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, it's Trivia Night beginning at 9 p.m. No cover. 427-0337. McGINNIS LANDING: On Thursdays, enjoy your dinner to the music of Rob Fielding's clas- sical style acoustic guitar froin 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Fielding will entertain from noon to 2 p.m. Sun- day. 428-6383. DONA Y MIGUELS: Roberto plays Mexican music in the Cac- tus Lounge Friday and Saturday from 7 to 10 p.m. 686-4468. MORGAN'S PLACE: There's fun with Pip's karaoke Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Then The Country Kid, Barry Smith, rides into Morgan's Place to make music Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Sunday from 6 to 10 p.m. DANNY'S PLACE.: There's a Blue Jays party at Danny's Place Saturday night after the game against the Boston Red Sox. On Sundav, there's karaoke beginning at 6 p.m. A D.J. spins '50s to '90s music Wednesday nights while there's a Monte Carlo Night every Thursday. 683-2940. -o+", or At01THE CORPORATION OF THE :: o TOWN OF PICKERING DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS IMPORTANT NOTICE LEAF AND YARD WASTE COLLECTION PROGRAM As previously notified in our April 11, 1992 Bulletin, The Town of Pickering Yard Waste Collection Program will be suspended during the Summer. June 22 until October 26, 1992 During this period Yard Waste materials such as grass clippings, leaves and plants will not be collected and cannot be included as regular garbage. By leaving grass clippings on your lawn or back yard composting, volumes of household waste going to landfill during the summer can be reduced by as much as 16 percent. This reduction results in large environmental and economic savings against the ever increasing cost of landfill. For more information, please call the Town of Pickering Public Works Department during normal business hours at 420-4630. Stephen A. Vokes, P.Eng. Director of Public Works ?DAYS n S YOU F WEEK • s CA0Irl 8a. MONDAY & Enjoy one of our { TUESDAY International Burgers WEDNESDAY Chicken & Ribs THURSDAY All you can eat Spaghetti All FRIDAY you can eat New and Used Items with Fish & Chips 785 Westney Rd. S. 428-6022 AJAX Pao Panda St*p' CHINESE RESTAURANT Licensed trader L.L.B.O. 375 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING (Comer of Rougemount Dr. South) GET 1 , I GET 1 20% OFF FREE 50% off ON ALL DWNER BUFFET I DINNER BUFFET Adub I Aduft«ly I PICK-UP wThum-&M..l�.a. �ORDERS ----&am-Lc—a--►a--m—m--J--- - . 401 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 12,1992PA'-VE 9 NOW NEW FLEA 0 MARKET! New and Used Items with "e1M Vendors Lots of Bargains available EVERYONE WELCOME! are Located just west of Liverpool Rd. Welcomel south side of Hwy. #2 (Ricki Jo's Plaza) 837-1984 Open Saturdays i Sundays 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. PATIO < aQ O 'rU NOW �LB a011111,OPEN t_►GENS� p -Q O G o 0 SATUR AYS A RE THURSDAYS Q�5 MEXICAN ENTERTAINERS S�P�Q�. NITS!! Strts>d 11 P.M. MEXICAN DRINKS!!! MEXICAN FOOD!!! E�,,,.5 1211 KINGSTON RD. ��Nvyc, (Just West of Liverpool) ��F�`0��. PICKERING 3a* 420-2500 VIDEO mE DYNASTY \ 95 GAYLY ST. AJAX (LOEB PLAZA) 427-6961 1477 BAYLY ST. PICKERING 831-0401 'OPEN DAILY 8:00 a.m.-1:00 a.m. Christian Slater stars as the most unlikely lawmen to hit the streets in this high - action, comedy - adventure set in San Francisco. Super Nintendo System Rentals 'S°° Reg. Nintendo (2 Day Rental) $2" VCR Rentals s5O0 NO Camcorder Rentals PACK W-TH19 NMS ADYZRTUM a L46, JUN9 1Z t"2 Town deputy,cle'rk' Kathy McKay dies' PICKERING - Town deputy clerk Kathy McKay died Wednesday of cancer. Ms. McKay, 44, worked for the town of Pickering since 1978, starting as a clerk typist. She also held the positions of councillors' secretary and executive assistant before becoming deputy clerk. "She's going to be sorely missed," says town clerk Bruce Taylor. "She was not so much a colleague as a friend. She had tremendous people skills." She is survived by two chil- dren, Scott and Suzanne, and her parents Sophie and Henry King. Dentures of the highest quality We'll Make You Smile! Full Upper or Lower 5299 Partial Upper or 5399 Lower Ms. McKay will rest at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax. The family will receive friends from 2 p.m. to 9 P.M. today, Friday. Funeral services will be held Sat- urday at St. Pzul's-on-the-Hill Anglican Church, Hwy. 2 and Fairport Rd., at 10:30 a.m. Inter- ment will be in Erskine Ceme- tery. An open reception will fol- low at the West Shore Communi- ty Centre. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the United Way of Ajax -Pickering or to the Cana- dian Cancer Societ\. Satisfaction Guaranteed Harwood Mall Supercentre Dental Dental Office Office 294 Harwood Ave. S. 1792 Liverpool Rd. AJAX 427-0851 PICKERING 420-8990 ' ~f� �AJAX The7bwnthatWotks OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT APPLICATION OPA90,NA DRAFT PLAN OF SUBDIVISION APPLICATION 18T-90020 ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT APPLICATION Z111190 NUMERALCROFT DEVELOPMENTS INC. PART LOTS 7 AND 8, 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 proposes to develop a residential subdivision comprising an area of approximately 18.8 hectares located on the south side of Rossland Road, between the existing Harwood Avenue and the future Harwood Avenue re -alignment. The proposed plan will include 242 street townhouses, a combined school/park block, a 1.57 hectare high density condominium block, a 0.81 hectare high density non-profit block, 1.65 hectare mediurn density non- profit townhouse block and a 2.08 hectare commercial block. The applicant has submitted an official plan amendment application to permit the development of the above -rioted proposal prior to the approval of the A7 Community Plan. The A7 Corrxrxmity Plan has been approved by Town Council and Regional Council and has been forwarded Io the Ministry of Muniapal Affairs for final approval. In accordance with the A7 Comrnunity Plan, Harwood Avenue is to be re- aligned to. the east. The applicant proposes to acquire a portion of the existing Harwood Avenue alignment that extends from Rossland Road to Street 'A' on the proposed plan (appro)dmately 260 meters). This portion of the road allowance is intended to be incorporated in the applicant's proposed Plan of subdivision. r----- - - _ DATE: JULY 13,1992 TWE: 7:30 P.M. LOCATION: COUNCIL CHAMBERS 65 HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH AJAX, ONTARIO P. Tollefsen, Director of Planning ... _. -� _ .. .e..,w c:' •e y, � :. Y:'a `c' ', <3t �3 ��� r�� y:�', 5 "7!:'�.C'"� LY•�'e��"' f'=�y. .-..._. p Osh 1(osh Overalls T Shirts (3FF Infants to 6x onni S '1 ell i 1 d r- e ri s w e a r ` Upper Canada Mall Pickering Town Centre Oakville Place ; 895-7791 831-5344 - 845-8257 ; FOUR BIG BREAIKFAST EATERS. ZONE LIMITED BUDGET TH I\ k T`RICE. W -If •our family has as hig an appeute for lin as they do for break- fast, bring them to Embassy Suites hotel this weekend I—WICE THE ROOM. A 1%ko-room suite with a private bedroom and a spacious living room with sofa bed for the kids. -IWICE THE COMFORT. A coffee maker and a muni bar/refng- enuor in every suite. TN -'ICE THE VALDE. A free. cooked -to -order breakfast even morning. and a manager's reception nightly. TWICE THE FUN. A world-class Inness center Stith indoor pool, whirlpool and sauna. So. before you book a single room at another hotel, Think Twice: Then call your travel agent or 1 -800 -EMBASSY. $�* Toronto -Markham (416) 470-8500 t-::rmerk the %1-'4 han,wic%hmel 'SubIt"11"pph"ahieiaN �uhlc,l1,,a aiLrhthl kat,- h,4 , -d t, per ,uoc tx'r nlKhl 1 nd.n .amday and ,unda% :,nh I uuurd ,aail.rh lin X.a .n.ulahlc ur group, 4AW1 Ill 1 1,1, D q F- L -1 L • ... �.. <c: ....-M.in.srW"y'!3..°.'E. "?'rr'�. :yp�C.F�y, i,,•. IRL MDM ADVUtRYLRER FKN)AY• AM1; 802-IrWA U• ..&SBOAT .2 u" GI fit aarari rarriaa.rii SIO irasi' . I-'... CONGR r a a.. ._ I: , . son REPAIRS & REFINISHING ens •FIBERGLASS SALES .... _ ..... LESSONS S4F I•W�was RE -GELCOAT MTHEFOLwc . WOODWORK FRO RENTALS a�►tTs�101a • COMPLETE REFINISHING SAILBOARDS - WATER SKIS �rwaaE _ SKATEBOARDS - SNOWBOARDS j0&WP'° -'bE """ "� SPECIALIZING IN CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES E. Ems^°'" AWIGRIP PAINTING PRINTER iIIBB ,•, ao v E C� P10 IRING �W SP PERSONAL SERVICE „E'P R •"�`�J, n'HN CENTv pM GUARANTEED ,BOOnO "• 0AW KP.LASERJP'q" FORANEXCETTION AL 831.7873 f� OSMOSIS PREVENTATIVE 885 Ba 1 St. = ILP Ak SEALING & REPAIR y y FIRST PICKERING PLACE 831-9734 COMMUNjqy INITIATIA Pickering, Ontario 1550 KINGSTON RD. (HWY. 2) 590 LIVERPOOL RD. S., PICKERING EAST SHORE FRENCHMAN'S HOT! HOT! HOT! BAY FESTIVAL SUMMER ESSENTIALS MARINA DURHAM REGION'S LARGEST JUNE 14,1992. E! �., �z� Dress SALE! your AND MOST PROGRESSIVE - FRENCHMAN'S BAY FESTIVAL SITES business�corporate summer MARINA FACILITY _'t I. BOTTOM OF LIVERPOOL ROAD promotions -�� ME TOR EAST S'EELHEAD &SALMON=6HE AMEN DEMONSTRATION TUFF TE of SHIRT -BOAT SALES - 2. SWAN'S MARINA S -SUP RENTALS" �+ EAST SHORE MARINA BARBECUE APRON -BROKERAGE PICKERING YACHT CLUB SUMMER CAPS R BOA' RIDES - REFRESHMe'N"S -BOAT &MOTOR 3. PORT PICKERING MARINA OVEN MITTS REPAIRS �' _ ' = i► A LOOK AT FRENCHMAN S BAY -S-OR" #' KOOLIE WRAPS 1 - f ABOARD HE PRIMROSE -WINTER STORAGE t f 4. EAST SHORE COMMUNITY CENTRE -SNACK BAR ` cRAFTSHOW & FLEAMARKE- Fashionable printed s t 5. BAY RIDGES PLAZA with company name i! . MIDWAY PONY ALES & GC KARTS 10 0 6. WEST SHORE COMMUNITY CENTRE g .Ir... - — ---------------- SHIPS CHANDLIERY ON � �► L. k _ / �:: OUTSIDE �ES'vA�» PREMISES �{ w„,„u.. EADOUART-AS. BEER GARDEN. LIVE Authorized distrib. "_ • ENTERTAINMENT INSIDE: DISPLAYS BY HILLARY - THE BIRO LADY. '— — T ` VIA RAIL. HYDAp Canada 125 Flags . T. - ' ► 7. BRUCE HANSCOMBE PARK $39-5036 -- — - j _ _ _C_an_ada_o_nt. Flags _ _ PICNIC AREA _ _ _ _ l : ! ^� 8. FRENCHMAN'S BAY YACHT CLUB BRADLEY ADVERTISING 1295 WHARF ST. � _ OPEN HOUSE - RE FRESHMEN'S. M -A C A RESEARCH VESSEL AND Service Ltd. AT LIVERPOOL RD. -+ ~ PICKERING RESCUE UNIT ON DISPLAY 9. BEACH POINT PROMENADE Pickering 831-2222 SWAN'S - WINDSURFING DEMONS'RATIph u^' o.r4P,” JOIN HANDS AROUND THE BAY TO CELEBRATE STFP-E% VkKEAh MARINA Canada's 125th Birthday at 2 p.m 10 4t, err FREE SHUTTLE BUS TO ALL ACTNINES PORT PICKERING FESTIVAL STARTS AT 10A.M. TO 5 P.M. WHEN YOU DONATE A LOONIE ` �� '` -- MARINA LTD. FESTIVAL SITE #2 Pick up your treasure hunt map d any Festival site. WINE & BEER PLEASE VISIT THE SPONSORS ON THIS PAGE FESTIVAL SITE #3 GARDEK AND THANK THEM FOR THEIR SUPPORT - SEE TURN OF THE GREAT FOOD CENTURY PICTURES OF FRENCHMAN'S 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M. row Great IVA* BAY JAll MUSICIANS _ . _= n - F: .WELCOME ABOARD ,��� THE PRIMROSE 3 P.M. - ON wM. ""�""i1' r"" - HOT & COLD BOTTOM OF REFRESHMENTS LIVERPOOL RD. - - FACE PAINTING FOR 420-2141 JOIN THE FUN AT FRENCHMAN'S BAY JUNE 14,1992 CHILDREN OWN OF P�C� The Town of Pickering Proudly Supports the First conm FRENCHMAN'S BAY FESTIVALcmd . "JOIN US FOR A TERRIFIC DAY!!" Don't Forget... CANADA DAY CELEBRATIONS at KINSMEN PARK JULY 11 1992 12 NOON -10:45 pan. (following the Giant Pyromusical Fireworks Show) LOTS OF GAMES AND ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! For more information call the Department of Community Services and Facilities at 420-4621. I PAGE MTHE NEWS ADVERTUM FRWAY. ]LINE 12. 1992 Warriors begin defence o men's soccer rtle AiAA - it s reed a busy time for the Ajax Upper Deck Sports Bar Warriors men's soccer team. The squad played four games in the Motor City Soccer League and one in the Ontario Cup over a recent two-week period. Ajax began defence of its soccer league title on May 20 with a 7-1 trouncing of Oshawa City at Oshawa Civic Field. Marc Crane and Dave Campbell each had two goals, while Allan Graham, Mark Campbell and John Soler netted sin- gles. On May 24, the Warriors tied 2-2 with Oshawa Turul, Hopkins keeps bats from poppi n' PICKERING - Shutout pitch- ing by Andrew Hopkins paced the Pickering klen's Slo-Pitch major mite rep softball team to a 10-0 win over Port Perry recently. Hopkins only allowed five sin- gles in the game played June 4 at Kinsmen Park in Pickering. Michael Modeste, Alex Bulpin and Dante Umengan led the local offence, as they scored eight runs among them. Modeste also belted his first home run of the season. Strong defensive games were turned in by catcher Ryan Mor- gan, shortstop Tim Verboom and third baseman Ryan Tracy. The team now has a York - Durham Softball Association league record of four wins and three losses. In a tournament in Bramalea on May 23, the local mites were mighty in making it all the way to the championship game. In the opener, Scott Vahey was the hero as Pickering edged Port Perry 9-8. With the game tied, Vahey was walked, then stole three bases and scored the eventu- al winning run. The game fea- tured strong pitching by both teams. Pickering had little trouble against Stouffville, winning 10-2. Hopkins pitched a strong game, giving up only three hits. Leading the offence were Chris Gibson, who smacked a triple, and Michael McLaughlin and Dante Umengan, who both went two - for -three at the plate. Michael McLaughlin made his pitching debut against Willow - dale in Pickering's third game. The contest eqded in a 6-6 tie as Pickering didn't use its last at -bat because the draw guaranteed Pickering a berth in the champi- onship game. Leading the offence against Willowdale were consecutive triples by Darren Walker, Tim Verboorn and Michael Modeste. Strong defensive games were turned in by Alex Bulpin and Ryan Tracy. In the championship game, the host Bramalea team was leading 2-1 when rain stopped play. When action resumed, Bramalea +scared a 10-1 win. First basemen Jason Fetter and third basemen Kevin Winslow turned in strong (defensive plays. The loss broke Pickering's (five -game unbeaten streak. Players are Ryan Morgan, Alex Bulpin, Ryan Tracy, Dante Umengan, Andrew Hopkins, Dar- ren Walker, Jason Fetter, Chris Bibson, Michael Modeste, Tim Verboom, Kevin Winslow, Michael McLaughlin and Scott Vahey. Team coaches are Andrew Vahey, Joe Modeste and Wayne Gibson, and the manager is Deb- again at the Civic Field. Dave Campbell and Soler scored. Ajax came out on the short end of a 3-2 decision against Adria in a league game on May 28 at the Civic Field. Adria jumped out to a 3-0 lead and, with 30 minutes left in the con- test, two Ajax players were given the red card and kicked out of the game. With just nine players, the Warriors got goals from John Behm and Chris Collie and came close to tying the game. Ajax quickly avenged the loss, however, as the Warriors shut out Adria 3-0 on May 3l, in a first-round Ontario Cup game. Ajax totally dominated the game played at Monarch Park here. Dave Gilpin scored twice and Dave Campbell once, while Adam Wood recorded the shutout. In Motor City league action on June 3, Ajax and Durham Celtic played to a 0-0 draw at the Ajax Community Centre. Ajax coach Mike Brown says the score "flattered Celtic. (We) had the majority of the play, but couldn't put the ball into the net." The Warriors are in action on Sunday, June 14, at 4 p.m. when they play an Ontario Cup second -round game against Burlington City at Monarch Park next to the Ajax Communi- ty Centre. GR4ND OPENING Sp i '' •, ALL P&CES)INGLGrD ch E GSrr airs, ch Furniture-to-godesks este, dressers Weds . cabinets, tables armoires, Wardrobeadhoards bOpkCases. This is it! 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'e "OSTO Kingston Rd.a HWY. #7 � . ©� Dixie Road 0 and Woodbine and Dundas 1095 Kingston Rd. SW Woodbine Ave. w, w, 1425 Dundas St. E. Pickering: 839-2000 """jp/ Markhun:475-0705 Mississauga: 625-1050 MMD" aFw 8 dlnette�lerp Gomm Of intent -home -1 C-A�5IFIIFIQDWORID d•1leuegallery �r.r =fir"" �t :71 Ll • • i More Sports news Sunday & Wednesday THE W M ADVERMU FRIDAY, JUNE 12, IM4PAGE 13 —. — pickering village iune 13th Touch football league seeking new players AJAX - The Ajax Men's Touch Football League is looking for players for the coming season. You must be 19 years of age or older to play in the league, which sees action on Saturdays beginning in August. For more information, call Bill Moore at 683-4935, Eamonn Heenan at 427-1216 or Gary Grant at 266-3934. 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Wimmer, D.T., with one of his many satisfied patients.. .01' 1W. , Denture Therapy Clinic Walter J. 'Wimmer D. T. Pickering Town Centre For the past three rears, Mr. Walter J. Wimmer's denture therapy clinic has been operating in the Pickering Town Centre. �14r. Wimmer, as a denture therapist, has specialized in dentures for over 35 years. He says, "Modern technology has taken a big step forward by introducing a new permanently soft base denture material." During the past decade, this material has proven to be the first major improvement in soft base denture materials. Backed by four years of clinical and university testing, it was introduced to the world markets three years ago and has met amazing success in Europe, England, Japan and North America. It is guaranteed to retain its elasticity, will not tear and will not turn hard or brittle. After four years of mouth conditions it does not stain or pick up odors. Lower dentures have tremendous comfort and adhesion. This is the answer for people with sensitive lower gums. For more information about dentures, Mr. Wimmer.can be reached at 420-5020, or toll-free: 1-800-661-5020. Checklist for denture wearers * Wear your dentures up to 16 hours per day * Remove dentures at night when going to bed * Place in denture bath to prevent drying * Brush your gums gently * Cleanse your denture every day * Brush dentures daily with unique denture brush and special denture cleaning paste * Clean between denture teeth * Avoid sticky foods and hard candy * Smile 0 QEq� PERSONALIZED _ A .m MUGS �j ll Ci Decorated as you wish. Imaginative Gifts for any Occasion Dinnerware, Vases, Coffee/Tea Sets all decorated to suit you also photo mugs. PERSONALIZE YOUR FATHER'S DAY WITH A MUG OR STEIN OF HIS OWN. 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During the past decade, this material has proven to be the first major improvement in soft base denture materials. Backed by four years of clinical and university testing, it was introduced to the world markets three years ago and has met amazing success in Europe, England, Japan and North America. It is guaranteed to retain its elasticity, will not tear and will not turn hard or brittle. After four years of mouth conditions it does not stain or pick up odors. Lower dentures have tremendous comfort and adhesion. This is the answer for people with sensitive lower gums. For more information about dentures, Mr. Wimmer.can be reached at 420-5020, or toll-free: 1-800-661-5020. Checklist for denture wearers * Wear your dentures up to 16 hours per day * Remove dentures at night when going to bed * Place in denture bath to prevent drying * Brush your gums gently * Cleanse your denture every day * Brush dentures daily with unique denture brush and special denture cleaning paste * Clean between denture teeth * Avoid sticky foods and hard candy * Smile 0 QEq� PERSONALIZED _ A .m MUGS �j ll Ci Decorated as you wish. Imaginative Gifts for any Occasion Dinnerware, Vases, Coffee/Tea Sets all decorated to suit you also photo mugs. PERSONALIZE YOUR FATHER'S DAY WITH A MUG OR STEIN OF HIS OWN. JUDY DESPINA 428-2367 686-6631 THE MORTGAGE FACTORY 1 st, 2nd, 3rd mtges. to 95°Y • ;e :al prcpe"t es a co:,ages • ;e t,nanc ng - DeDt corsc�.da ,cn • Se f errplcyed • 5ad credit No Income - No problem Prime Deals Below Bank Rates Fast, Professional Service Since 1975 Cali 666-4986 (Whitby) THE BEST KEPT SECRET 1N DURHAhI... 0RATE.70%aA S- OFF# ME 1UN11�I CTUFERS SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE WK FUMNS IOM :TUESDAY TO SATURDAY NOURS: /e4:30 p m 464 FAIRALL ST. JUM R+l1i���-1501 prt SR � �+ Y1011aC To n/C!•/1 V1: It I 1 Haw Toot WA TmM!!f Tradesman with 15 years experianoe in al OWN of constumn. F �M assure you have nothing lo lose, so don't put that large or small job of any longer!! • Family rooms • Kitchens • Bathrooms • Basement finished r — rDaintlWallpaper eckWFences Cad dim a1 420.2490 -FOCUS IN ON YOUR 1 BUSINESS o a, To become a part of this feature. Call Janke at 683.5110. • • `4. Summer sch:o'O-"l' course offered on environment DURHAM - Summer school Peninsula National Park in Tober- may not be everyone's idea of fun, mory from July 13 to 16, but an "incredible" environmental Students will be responsible for science course may be of interest arranging their own transportation to some. "The to and from Nonquon, though staff course is so unlike will help make car pool arrange - school; it's like a field day every ments wherever possible. Trans - day," says Durham Board of Edu- portation will be provided to all cation teacher Mike Whitmarsh. other sites. The Grade 10, advanced level The course runs from June 29 course emphasizes hands-on to July 24 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. learning, such as soil and pond each weekday. Fee is S60, which examination and hiking. offsets the cost of field trips. The course is based at the Non- All students presently in high quon Environmental Education school are eligible for the pro - Centre in Scugog, and students gram, though enrolment is limited. will visit Seaton Trail and Clare- Applications must be received no mont Environmental Education later than June 25. Centre ir- Pickering, and Lynde For more information, call Jim Shores in Whitby. They'll also Cook at 666-3821 or Mike Whit - spend four days at the Bruce marsh at 723-4678. e 1A Billboard Billboard is a free feature for com- munity 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 211 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. FRIDAY GOLF DEADLINE: =ri- day, June 12 is the 12deadline to register for the Pickering Rotary Club's golf tournament in aid of Easter Seals. The tournament will be held Mon . June 15 at the White - vale Golf Club. $80 includes dinner 927-6318 (Robert Kiefer), 420-8252 (Doug Roberts): or 683-9660 (Bev Hunter) HOCKEY REGISTRATION: RegistTa- tion for the Ajax -Village Minor Hock- ey Association 1992-93 season for the atom division (born 1981-'82) s at the Ajax Community Centre on Fri.. June 12 from 6 to 9 p.m Cost is S195 for the first child, $175 for the second and S 155 for the third. Call 428-1842 (Mrs. Bodowski). FLOWER SALE: The Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Society of Durham will hold Flower Days Fri., June 12 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. • • 13PICNIC: The Head Injury Association of Durham Region will hold its annual picnic Sat., June 13, from 2 to 6 p.m., at the Knights of Columbus Camp, on Kit- son Rd., north of Concession 6, Oshawa. For information or a ride, cdl 723-2732. SPRING FAIR: A Community Spring Fat will be held Sat.. June 13, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Ajax Marketplace, at the comer of West- ney Rd. N., and Magill Dr., Ajax. The 'merchants in the plaza are sponsor- ing the event. 969-9494. HORSESHOES: The Claremont Legion, Brock Rd., will host a horse- shoes tournament Sat., June 13 at 9:30 a.m. Two -person teams can enter for $5.649-3166. HOCKEY REGISTRATION: Registra- tion for the Ajax -Village Minor Hock- ey Association 1992-93 season for peewee and up divisions (born 1975 to '80) is at the Ajax Communi- ty Centre on Sat., June 13 from 10 a m to 3 D m Costs S 195 for the first child. S 175 for the second and S 155 for the third There's a wa' ng list estabi shed 'or the juvenile clm- sion (born 1972-74) Coll 428.1842 (Mrs Badowsk ) CAR WASH: The Durna-r C01`^0 C Vo.r.^y Adult GrouD will hold a car wash Sat. June 13, from 1 I a m to 3 p m, at Paris Auto Ser- vice Centre. at the southeast cor- ner of Dundas on,a Gauen Sts . Whitby Proceeds to Rose of Durncrn Day Support Program for -eenage parents in Oshawa 430- 1319 or 404-9228 PICNIC: A o erne for parents and Stuaii of St Patrick School, 280 Delaney Dr. Alax, wil be held Sat, June 13, from 10 a m to 2 p.m 427- 2866 MINI -PUTT: -re P�ckering Oonm st Club wil! host free minrput' 'or chil= Oren under 14 years Sat , June 13 from 10 11 to 2 p m. at the Picker- ing Driving Range, Brock Ra north of � ncn Ave Trophies. refresh- ments No registration required 839- 1719 BONSAI: The Mar- 4 suyama Bonsai Society is holding its annual show at the NOrthview Community Centre. 150 Beatrice St. E., Oshawa, Sun., June 14 from 1 to 5 P.M. Admission is S2, Children under 12 free. 683-2568. PARK MUSK: The Ajax parks and recreation department will hold Music In The Park Sun., June 14. from 1 to 4 p.m., at Rotary Park. The band Smak Dobb will perform. PICNIC: The Durham Down Syn- drome Association will hold its annual picnic Sun.. June 14, from 2 P.M. to dusk, at the Whitby Baptist Church, 411 Gilbert St. E. 668-9510. HERMITAGE PARTY: The Her- mitage Commurbty Association will hold a Canada 125 party Sun., June 14, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Hermitage Park on Griffiths Dr., Ajax. The Ragweed Jazz Band will perform and a bicycle parade ;held. 686-5504. CHILDSAFE: The Ajax -Pickering Red Cross will host a ChildSafe course Sun.. June 14 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Learn what to do for a child In a medical emergency. Cost is $25 per person or $40 for two (one manual). Register at 1648 Bayly St.. Pickering. 420-3383. COMPOSTING: A composting demonstration will be given Sun., June 14 at Pine Ridge Nurseries, Brock Rd. north of Hwy 2„ Pickering, from 1 to 3 p.m. 668-7721. YARD SALE: The Pickering '79s Rep soccer team will hold a yard sale Sun., June 14, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Ontoro Blvd., off Lakeridge Rd., south of Bayly St., Ajax. I THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. JUNE 12 1492 -PAGE 15 .= .A11RMA :410' de I r. A 010191019 19"1 k"M0 1-A 3 +fftworourr, Towown ftv@ Adnolkw bi an • • Mm .� or eraa .. :.. .. ...,, .r ... ..�.. ,.Y<,i .,.. vA .ir.\. b.�.��•w.. �,.: .. ♦ t �'�Iftl'�T' .. 'IB's•�)"'�i�,�': '. .. •. • ... I "AY, JUNE i4 ion H eath er Dietrich is ow Mommy, Daddy and the rest of the Helen, Joe, Lee, Roger and Irene, family... aunts Joh, Jean, Marilyn and Sue �. Name Dropping t I Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the column loaded down with items of a special nature. We have a bundle or 'em again ihis week, so let's get going... Wednesday, June 10, was a big day for Heather Dietrich. because she's celebrated her first birthday. Frr Stacey and Heather Dietrich her big sister Stacey. Friday, June 19 sees her turn five years old. Wishing the two beauties all the best were Mom, Dad, Oma and Opa. Heather and Stacey would like to wish Nana Marg Ashmore a happy birthday and uncle Jim Ashmore a happy 30th birthday, as both celebrate another year on June 19. Jim's wife Patricia would also like to wish him a happy birthday, while Nana Ashmore's chil- dren, grandchildren and son-in-law send along all the best... Cathy Cameron A family writes about Cathy Cameron: "There's a special girl called Cathy Who's sweet 16 today And we'd really like to let her know she's loved in every way. She knows a lot about wrinkles About skin care, cucumbers and masks, Whatever your problem, or worry, Cath is the one to ask. Cath, we wish you a lifetime of no -cal chocolate and well bunnies?" Love Mom, Ann -Marie and Joey. Cathy's birthday was June 10. Wednesday, June 10, was a big Jay in the Holmberg home, because Brett turned one. Wishing Brett lots A love, with hugs and kisses, were Mommy, Daddy and big brother vkbolas... Alexander Wray turned two years old Saturday, June 6 and he spent the day at the zoo. Lots of hugs and kisses to their angel came from ft% w awe, a. . uncle Mike and cousin Eric... ill be five Alexander Wray It was an event that Leigha Petrone atnticipatcd 100 �l<uC a year. Or; Fr1,i;1\ \1.:\ turned :1yc %C:c c w- Leigha Petrone and Lester occasion, two parties were held. On Sunday, May 24, Leigha's aunts, ancles, cousins and grandparents came over for a party. A second party was held May 29 when some of Leigha's close friends dropped by. There was a Little Mermaid cake and ice cream for everyone. Wishing Leigha all the best were Mommy, Daddy, little brother David and buddy Lester. "You are our bright and beautiful girl and we love you more each dav," the family says... Saturday, June 6 was a big day for Leah Slut; because she turned one. Wishing Leah a very, happy birthday were Mom, Dad, grandparents Leah Slute A poem for the McMahon pair, who celebrated their hirthday Wednesday, June 10: "Patrick and Shannon %ou :irr one lo,' x. • Gino and Soha Mroueh their All -Round Cords Mav 21. Receiving the cords were Jacklyn Galatiuk, Lisa Natalie, Kelly Moore, Melanie Po%ell, Kathleen Miller, Holry Samson, Shawna Powell and Jennifer Wat%on. Con gratulations... Some parents write: "Our hearts are filled with lots of pride; our cen- tennial project is 25. Happy birthday Jennifer Lisa Uoel) Ellis." Love Mom and Dad, two proud Canadi- ans... On Tuesday, Mav 19, David Hul- hoc of Pickering won the early bird priie in the Frenchman's Bay Festival draw. He took home a limited edition print by local artist Harry Smylie... A family note: Another ring on the :Tee of life for Lynne Gilligan. She turned 34 Wednesday, June 10 and wishing her all the best were sons Matthew, Michael and Geoffrey, husband Sean, parents Myrna and Jim Gaffney, in-laws Joyce and John Gilligan, sister Susan, broth- er -in-laws Gord, Keith and Michael, Diane and Hailey. Lynne needed a fire extinguisher to put out all the candles on her cake... I t s — hard to believe, it seems like only yes- , � terdav That we brought ,k you home on a beau- ` tiful morn- a ing t ' A n d ! now you both know how to c r a w l, stand and Shannon, Melissa and Patrick McMahon play- That brings us to the end of It has been an incredibly busy g time another edition of Name Dropping. Through bottles, naps, walks and If you have an item you want men - tears timed, call us at 683-5110 or write We love you both so unbeliev- to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, ably so Ontario, LIS 2145. The deadline for And look forward to see you submissions is 11 a.m. the Friday grow up through the years." 'before publication. We're not Wishing the two all their love responsible for lost or damaged are big sister Melissa, Mom and photos. Name Dropping is no Dad.,. longer running birth announce - Wednesday, June 3 was a big day for Jonathan Paul (Beck, as he turned one. Wishing Jonathan a happy birthday were Mommy, Daddy, Grandma, Grandpa and all his aunts, uncles and cousins... 1N It was six years ago on June 14 that Gino and Soba Mroueb of Pickering wed. The couple will cel- ebrate the occasion with a camping trip to Graiglieth Provincial Park in Collingwood. Wishing the two a happy anniversary will be daugh- ters Shereen and Nesreen... Eight members of the 18t16 :Brett Holmberg Pickering Girl Guides received All -Round Cord Recipients r? ments. If you have a birth to announce, call the classified depart- ment at 6X3-; 110. 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JUNE 12 1942 -PAGE 17 360-07909 705-328-3503 Opmull a: Take 401 East pal Oshawa, E>a 35/115 Nath - Mm Hwy, V, kdo Lktdsay Lei on Kent St. 11 Wb) right on AnpNine St, left o Elgin SL Other rwa accessible hwkxk Hair 48 and 12 to Hwy. 7A. HOURS: Mon. to FrL 2.7 pm ISM, Sun. i Holklars 12.11 p.rr► Or by appointmsnl. THE BRISTOL II N" SL Orndn 9L E 21 * i I `�O A L _ Ga rc�e n8 Hours:- Mon.-Thurs. 2-7 p.m. Sat, Sun. & Holidays 12-6 p.m. Closed Friday Toronto Whitby 686-1316 668-7136 WHY?? Are Buyers Moving to Lindsay?? Auden Park! Offers incredible bungalows!! THE NEWS ApVEWMER FRIDAY. JUNE 12 1942 -PAGE 17 360-07909 705-328-3503 Opmull a: Take 401 East pal Oshawa, E>a 35/115 Nath - Mm Hwy, V, kdo Lktdsay Lei on Kent St. 11 Wb) right on AnpNine St, left o Elgin SL Other rwa accessible hwkxk Hair 48 and 12 to Hwy. 7A. HOURS: Mon. to FrL 2.7 pm ISM, Sun. i Holklars 12.11 p.rr► Or by appointmsnl. THE BRISTOL II M Chelsea ,era' ,'►` .J y 1 mom uaraens, maw . � � -! - � � 4 FRE E Visit our models. yAPPLIANCES Monday to Thursday (Tor.) 428-0715 0 1-6 p.m. - T ours: 0 - Saturday Sunday z * offer applies to most models �G��oERS t►SSo I N IV '5 FF YOUR IN 9 MORTGAGE Open to all purchasers of a new Armandale home on my Armandale site from May 30, 1992 until January 25,1993. Draw for the winner will be held Friday. January 29, 1993. See salesperson for details. E. _ S .E A;F%. ELECT REALTY INC • . ter. r r I tiv& ■hi 111 a i `F 10 A More To Come Home To NE,./d HOME Q\0 kY-199 v v � Z o < 100 Avg_, AJax-- Op�r.: Monday - TF;ur 100 Careers 100 Careers 110 General Help 110 General Help Bilingual Opporttuuties - Pickering Service, SalAnIeN & 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. Fax Diagnostic SA_ Technicians =4-Pitn��9 ... to be trained in the use of the latest yBowes facsimile diagnostic equipment to dit-ti Pitney ,i, troubleshoot, analyze and recommend .--� solutions to customers' problems. In y Bowes i •-� addition to the above mentioned quali- Pitney J, i fications, a strong technical aptitude and y Bowes '; completion of electronics courses is re- m Pit• quired. Previous exposure to facsimile/ telecommunications service would bean 'A'S ��(> asset. File #06-01. 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 006-02. Outbound TI lemarketing Representative ... to call prospective and current customers to build rap- port, generate qualified leads bysecuring appointments for Field Sales Representatives, and sell consumable supplies. Strong selling and promotional skills are required in addi- tion to the above mentioned qualifications. File #06-03. 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 forwhich you are applying, to: Staffing Consult- ant, Human Resources, Pitney Bowes of Canada Ltd., 150 Ferrand Drive, Don Mills, ON M3C 3B5 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. +Pitney Bowes We know how bursin P 99 works. We started In the InaikvonL 105 T 110 General Help 110 Gemal Help tbYP1lTElt tieeYulen . cone IIASSEV'S requires fuvWR b our tree e0rriw fel wedlmM ilii; Ins Dodo. Etpeilrlpsd WWSEKEEPER ra 4 psr- flay June 17 al 1 Pin. to Nam 0 1 d. May in Person only, msrmitly b way 4 1Q hours. Tuesday Ibo$A Lotus, weld PuNct and 774 LI pool Rd. S. Piclwing. mornlng and 4 112 Mw a PC cap do for yok Cat (08 49Q) Bbumo ar pF77$L (041402) 1 hers Friday morning. CNerniq 4 bedroom bungalow. 2 4 EARN up b s"a ttwrsekfy, as- . .. ' 'rine mss room kkher% Is 110 Productsit hon». Gerllerflll Hap FREE detaNs. send S.A.S.E.i^s.+rw Nvingroorrn, 0 L -01V laundry, aero Putting with this ad to L. Loveridge, O4NAWA Rloquw Club - salsa 1356 Kkpwon Rd. Boat 83153 away, vacuuming. dishes. 04Ns stows, lily 0811, mW requited DM ynl N Pickering, Ont. L 1 V 168. dowing, washkq ly counter. i7Aqus Pass club N urham °A' PROD11CTtON ftpsraeor, some rap Mug tape own aerud b eaperitance with circuit bolds song, drawing 1110 14094 P.O. Box 481, «rn9 Wsrk (no bus). One mile ill o Townllne off Nash Rd. In Oshaara Thb vtlask, Oshawa, evaluation. Plus an understand- Coartics. Can Linda. 571-2500 L1H 7L5. (0614912) Mg of S.P.C. wt Scarborough or after 5 or weekends. 432• OPPORTUNITY In Kuwait - fax qualified resume only b 431-4922. Graham • Par - rebuilding now in 1962• (081292) ;sons PWVATEInstructowknmdg progress. es- sating, Services Ltd. (O0/8et2) re Pay and traatlot. CITY wife Ta or home Pleas cal 516.9294M,. 4M,•0341.Old. requires es drivers. NOW in Nssons. Two children aged 2 11 887. (061892) appearance with current 2 and 4. Phase cal 420-6120. _ abwract And taxi pernYts. EXEARN • MoreypwWnm not EARN good _ Fro"freeee ;30.000 income al! 922 Wol St. Uni t 0 079 d eques in via". . Details (1) 805.982-8000 ext. CV 183. (081692) HAIR style required, DurncanY information. call Valdimar at 686.7981. Mon -Fn. 7 am - 2 EARN tot265 Dr9mr of Hair. Char rental, up by assenblirq experienced haw stylist and hair p.m. Students welcome. 50 pairs of stylish earring at stylist assistant. 576.3700. home, work your own hours. BUSINESSES meed pple eoto stuff and address envelopes at Single instructions. Infw: Send PART time housecleaners home. FREE details) Send S.A.S.E. to: Bolan Ire., Ext. 455• wanted to work in the Oshawa! 4325 Steeples Avu. W. Sub Whitby afeat. 2.3 days Per weak. S.ALS.E. to L. Loveridge. 1355 Kingston Rd. Box 63.153 225. Downsview, onl. M3N 1V7. Driver's Liceree a must. Cal ` Pickering, Ont. L1 V 188. MTF) 420.4842 adler 7 p,m (081892) (061292 CASHIER Required for large GM dealership. Experience required. Apply to: BILL MOOREWOOD Michael Boyer Pontiac Buick, 715 Kingston Rd., Pickering 686-5859 or 831-2693. Boy.er E-J[q=l ALLIANCE COLLISION Requires PREP. PERSON Must be fully expet'woed In base/clear and acrylic enamel paints. Persons interested must take great pride In producing only top quality work CaB 420-3501 WORK FROM HOME $300 weekly possible. Free report. Send stamped envelope to: Homeworking Research Canada 4655 Kent, Suite 162 Niagara Falls, L2H 1.14 HAIRSTYLIST 1 Required for Unisex Salon Must have own clientele. Full or Part-time for Pickering Downtown area. Direct calls to Owner at 839-8077. 130 Sales He1a Agents EXPERIENCED sales person. regular pan time. ledge fashlor boutique. Pickering Town COMM. Mrs. Kotler, 420.9655 Experienced HAIR STYLIST required for Unisex Salon best wages. 60% commissions plus bonus Ask for Mario Days 683-5911 Evenings 725-0745 TRAVEL COUNSELLOR Minimum 1 yr. experience • Sabre. For 4 days a week 420.5955 THE N ;wS ApVE1tT1SF,R llr7tIIYAY, JUNE 12. J9 v ii ,o 0 I" xis I 7' ja - u PsoaCarsrsp .- 78A-7479 ftsz - a70.ZZ3ae 8:30 a_rrs_ !0 8:00 p_m.Freday t<eaa 6c00 p_rve,....:, 110 General Help 110 General Help 150 How- medical Dental "MACHINE OPERATOR" Stripping machine operator required for paper partition plant, good wages & benefits, own transportation, some shifts may be required. Call Mr. Russell Terlyn Industries 782 McKay Rd., Pickering, Ont. 686-3251 CARDINAL NANNIES AND COMPANIONS INC. Live-in nannies required for Durham area. For an interview call ?' 666-3351 carlfi><al ftop(c Can* 120 Office Help 120 Office Help TEMPORARY GENERAL ACCOUNTING PERSON required for mid-size group of companies. Experience required in reconciliations, financial statement preparation, computerized accounting system, personal computers, accounts payable, monthly payments ( PST; GST) etc. Must be able to work under pressure, and with deadlines in a non- smoking environment. Resumes to: J and M Tire Sales, Chief Administrative Officer, 700 Raleigh Ave., Oshawa, On[ L1H 3T2 ENTRY POSITION -arge residential DL,.;def .'ec,;,as a site CWK. 11tL.s1 -A `ar lar with _3ws 1, 2. 3 and construction backyro,;rd Advancement opcorunitles. Send resune and savary expected to: File 114096. Oshawa,'Wh,tby 7hls Week, P0. Box 481, Oshawa 1IH 71.5 OVER 45 AND RECENTLY LAID OFF? CALL US ABOUT COMPUTER TRAINING GRANTS. 831-8167 Dental Assistant/ Receptionist Experienced and certified for full- time position. HARP certified. Evening, Saturday hours. Call Sandra. 427-0822 Certified Dental Assistant Receptionist Required in Pickering by Dr. Howard Newman 2 evenings/2 days per week. Call Debbie 831-9393 160 Day Care Wanted NANNY wa-:ec - No— n :'- Mng fpr 2 ch Jdreres , ag4 anc 1. Tref famJy Offen; a nappy nousehoid. good salary. Hours. 890 a m.-6 P m. ovairrw rarey npded. A;ways we., paid. Requirements English speaking, some child care expeaence. reterenon. Call anytime. 420-0372. M6179Z 155 Day Care Available MOTHERv-awe .:are C01 yo, Mart o 'may non "'Ic."g noire o Roseans South. 266 '48' 36:492) M001"S • one out. tun creat" -P Ccare avalLabie wnAe you Late a orem. Roup Cave, 428- 0914 06'492) SUMMERTIME •..n at Pam's PLayr-ares. swrr•xrng. Gans, outtrgs. any age, uncn. a w"S. f earl. nae days. 10 years experience. Reasonable. reliable. references. F,ncn, Gale 42^-6166 x061492) IF you are ow 45 and have Employment ,scently been Led off. you may quality for training assistance. 1 • Wanted DIP,CERT Lotus. Wordpersa. D-Im". word, accoac. bedtord. POSITION wanteo by mat„re autocad. Ventura. D�r*aaw«. man expenenced n varea -Glad Harvard. Corel an Systems silos ano ' anagernent. ?-,one Analyst. Fnancw assetanCe 416-40 2955. ;06'492) avaA6"* for 61900 students MEN w : trucks w :l do under 45 or over who do not hou;Ghoyd TtpvK. ceanup ;Ops. quakty for tree !ralnng- Durham odd lobs. decoratornt Business Computer Colnege. anything. Call Can or.lane. 427- 427-3010. (TF) 2856. (TF) 135 skip Help 135 Skilled Help 135 skin Help 135 skilled Help 135 skuled Help C %1014 04 Seebum is an Automotive Parts Maker, supplying thA Original Equipment Automotive Market. Currently, Seeburn is seeking qualified individuals to join the Organization in the Beaverton location. .PROCESS ENGINEER Requirements: Engineering degree or equivalent (industrial or Mechanical), 3-5 years experience in Automotive, assembly forming, welding, finishing processes and stamping. Basic computer knowledge including CAD, Lotus, Wordperfect 5.1 and DOS. Knowledge in timestudies, preferably M.T.M. Methods improvements/justification. Lay -out control and experience. Material Handling and system knowledge to move small to medium size parts or batches Please forward your resume detailing previous experience, education and salary expectations to: Ruth Griepsma Human Resource Co-ordinator SEEBURN METAL PRODUCTS LIMITED 530 Park Street Beaverton, Ontario LOK 1 Ao No Agencies or phone calls please. MATERIALS MANAGER A progressive multinational company in the chemical field has a requirement for a hands on matenals manager. Preference will be given to individuals with post secondary education irr material management along with a minimum of 5 years experience in an automotive related industry. Exronsive knowledge of warehouse and shipping systems as well as transportabon of dangerous goods would be proferred. Please said resume b: Personnel P.O. BOX 100 Aims. Ontario LIS 302 220 a� 220 ArticlesFor Sale ;EGA Mastro Spawn with con- ANTIOUES oak china cabinet. troller* and guns and some $550; oak buffet with mirror. Ownse- will Bea tsparat•ly of as $325; walnut dining set. 6 a set. Call 666-1787. chy,s, $450. mahogany se of FOR Sale and wanted - drawers. mirtor.$195.boocase la nitnowers. and trimmers• buy. vanity cabinet. All must be sold. sell, repair, $10 paid for 683-6630. (061692) lawnmowers in any condition. CARPET - I have new Stain. Free pickup and delivery. Cas master and 100% nylon carpet. Mike. 420.5137. (061492) will do livngroom and hall for AIR Conditioner. Danby 5000 $360.. includes carpe, pad, plus BTU. energy sffncient, only used installation. (30 yards). Stave one month. $250. Call 837- 789.2068. (062692) 0613.(0614%) JUNIOR car seat, t20. Baby SOLID dab and pian furniture. bucket car seat $10. Call 436. kitchen and vanilm. Buy direct 2631. (061192) from one of the largestmid- MOVING Sale - washer. tuners in Ontario. Avoid the the mid- dryer. die man. Eg. 7 h. Oak double dining tabis with buffet hutch, pods" table.$741; 5 h. oak drapes and sneers, etc. Call single pedestal table. $399; 427'7663 after 6 p.m. (061492) sleigh bad, $645; pencil poet CEMENT mixer with rubber bed. $494; all solid. no veneer. tires. gas engine and 1 12 bag Finished in your Choice of stain. capacity. Good condition. $950. 011107-/A m OOC 0.1M. .I�c•�cM. n.v. Mrn ... - - - _ r - .. r/Vrt•S'. •R�yi�•�.b n.wy,�YfV, 14 MGE W7HE NBWB _ �DY�AS$_ R'IRYDAY,'JUNfE 1?,1!!� --- —--=e'"•"a"'4 __ .. -.- ___ _ �' 220 Forsake 250 ft 25C .'w" s I� 250 �� �rd 250 Garai 300 Auto m"es 400 Apafmlents 400 AparaneMs TONING T&Vm - sat d 8 Elle For Sale For Rent For Rent Bun Anrke roy. No new, used 2 years, Paid. 555,o0Q In- king 58.000. Monist's table and 2 chairs, 5250. Relocating. q1 427.8784. (0616021 SOFA, coffee tablas. and tables Deilcraft dningroom table, 6 chairs. ersenainmem unit. bad china unit. 571.2686 after 5 p.m Or (save message. (061492)_ BRUNSWICK pool table and GARAGE SALE 1s0 Cavalar CL coupe, wit 18,000 kms.. 2 yew* left on 23 HAYWARD LANE most warrantles, automatic:, SAT., JUNE 13, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m, °Nolte"ir" ' tilt. trunk ^'I - . s roof, no air, asking $8500 Humidifiers, desk, baby ilems, toys, records and lots certified. 576.4263. (061892) more. 68, 73, 79 ROLLO DR., AJAX 330 Trailers SAT JUNE 13 gam. -3 accessories, spinning wheel, COMMITTEE GIANT STREET SALE •, , 10.111. Bikes, carpet tiles, collector spoons, electric lypewriter, 1979 Lee!ra hard top trailer, maple bedroom set, walnut diningroom set, professional GARAGE SALE SUN, JUNE 14, 9 A M -4 P.M.'plus South of Bayly, east oft' PickeringBeach Rd, sleeps 6, excellent condition Sony video printer, soh sided See W atWest Quarter Pew Road (5 miles east of Port ANGUS DR. AND BARNES DR., AJAX bedtoorn• main Boor aperanere, add a room, $19. Phone 00728-4281. (061892) ry) mile sous a Hwy waterbed- 721.9062 for viewing. FREE GIANT COUNTRY GARAGE SALE For "lore detatile GARAGE SALE 15" Trillium Travel Trailer, mini skids for firewood, 717 �^e' Rug. Big Town Saw 1086 Pontiac Call ill" Streeter 604542, 11 tables. $'se: hide l °ed• 5200. rugs. a50: snaWlower. condition, electric brakes, Wilson Rd. Call first and ask for 355 Motorcycles x200 aha mpre Call Bob, 683- 30 Simonds Dr., Ajax - sleeps 4, stove, furnace, 3 way Man` 725-30• (TrALL) 63 6081' (061792) STREET SALE IN SUPPORT OF (Parkes and Lake Driveway) Irdge, awning, add a room, new fres, and open -a potty. 63000 12 cubic n freezer, very good GARAGE SALE condition. $350 or best offer. included ral�aroaafphelvery AJAX SAVE THE WNERFRONT Sat, June 13th, 9 a,rrL m - 3 p. o.b.o. 434-3996. (061892) Cat 576436: (061692) COMMITTEE cassette, sunroof, ps., pb„ 33ff Prowler, very clean, excel- Cellular Portable LAKE DRIVEWAY EAST GARAGE SALE lentMo1oRDLA condition, excellent shape. phone and Motorola Transportable Both new, lowest SAI, JUNE 13 9-3 P.M.$8900- ' SAT,, JUNE 13, 8:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. See W atWest Quarter Pew Road (5 miles east of Port price guaranteed. (416) 733- bedtoorn• main Boor aperanere, 13 BANNER CRSS. AJAX ry) mile sous a Hwy '�- j061�' Sale GIANT COUNTRY GARAGE SALE (Finley & Rands) a o phone Norm. 4,6263-a`s3' 3. ��. $2��tee�a TREASURES GALORE �^e' Rug. Big Town Saw 1086 Pontiac - 11 tables. $'se: hide l °ed• 5200. rugs. a50: snaWlower. WHITES ROAD/it2 mule north of Finch GARAGE SALE 355 Motorcycles x200 aha mpre Call Bob, 683- SAT, & SUN. JUNE 13 & 14, 9 A.M.-5 P.M. SAT., JUNE 13, 9 a.m. -1 p.m. auto, W. pb., anvfm stereo, good running car, $2995 6081' (061792) gnY. brakes. » s eroo ArtWm cases". intermhten . wipers. Utdfw 19.000 kms ren Included. Mint shape, Irma silo 17 WiOcocks Chef., Ajax Halwood/H y 1989 Honda CBR 600, full s6FT. x 32ft' x 3n. above ground Pool. Has cedar deck all thew GARAGE SALE Gas furnace, bathtub. shower door, closet doors, dishes, included ral�aroaafphelvery around. 2 year old finer and SAT, JUNE 13, 8.4 P.M. comforters, other building and household Items. clean. $asoo. 721-1338. pump heater. Needs New kner. d,smiantle 18 WINDEBANKS, AJAX 7192 for fwther ilormltim„ or (061892) you and take away. (1000 (cos+ o finer and pump). Household items, lays. baby items, bikes, furniture, fools. GARAGE SALE AUTO, Property and Motorcycle Cali Jim Parker. 427-1999. Something for everyone ry SAT., JUNE 13, 8-3 P.M., RAINDATE JUNE 14 Insurance. Low rates. call 427 - 3595. Open 9-9. Mon -Sat. 106/492) 1916 BROOKSHIRE SQUARE PICKERING MOVING - must sell, various p!eces of furniture, kitchen GARAGE SALE (Glenanna/Fairport) Lazy Boy chair, household Items, kids clothes, crahs etc. 365 Marine dinefte, waterbed. dresser. air Sat, June 13, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. dryerconciianacinef ore unit. washer dryer anC more Goon prices- 928 Reytan Blvd. (Bay Ridges) GARAGE SALE 1964 Johnson Outboard 2G NP motor. Asking $400. Cat after 4201195 1%2192) Crib, radial saw, speakers, oak desk and more. SAT., JUNE 13, 9 am - 4 p.r1t. 690 p.m. 420-2688. (061492) — -- USED Cormuler 286. 40 Meg 2396 Denvale Dr. (BrocklMajor Oaks area) Pickering Apartments monitor software included $50C Window a Gond t or•er• 4 GARAGE SALE Late Masco *s ax^ wrdows oomMer table. sevmg mactwe wooderf wfcfW Iola`• oak barvoon „nth' dories. household inch knacks ek, 400 For Rent months o c 6275 4201678 ane' 6 p.m r06 792) SUN., JUNE 14, 9 AAA -S P.M NC ONE and two bedroom MOVING - .verything mxw go 1655 1641 BEATON WAY (Brock'Major Oaks, Pickering) e . �Y clothes, baby items, toys, tent, household items, land MOVING/GARAGE SALE apartments. Available for May - June. No pets, fridge, stove, air, hash Fid. Coumce. unit 012 416136-0459 for further much more 1522 SILVER SPRUCE DR. (FairporvGlenanna) carpet, parking for 1 car. Blow and Wilson, $715 and $740. informat,or A:. household SAT., JUNE 13, 10 a.m. - 2 p.rTL First and las`• 72'-9744. (TF) furnishings. indoors and out, In- Cluding two automobiles. GARAGE SALE Bargains Galore WHITBY - large clean 2 bedroom apartment roar school SOLID pine. oak and Crier ry L, June 13, 9 a.m - 4 p.rTl and park. wall maintained 4 yew to furniture.L,ow �m i �� "% 43 Flowers Cres., Ajax GARAGE SALE old family building with elevator• �ur«aie grounds with verge 931-9846. to61492) (WestneyMaIYYOOd) Saltlyday June 13th, 8:00 ami parking area. F,rsvlast s66- FOR Sade - e000 BTU vandoor l air 264 and 266 Raionseroff 0072 (061692) _awn mower, furniture, vacuum, clothes, toys, books. HWY 2,'Whaes Ra. • large 2 'sect w�aro'osbe. $150; k t » GARAGE SALE washer and dryer and morel bedroom basement apart, im .4 tads war 620: z pies' SAT., JUNE 13, 9 A 2 P.M. appkances. separate entrance. 6750 monthly. utrries included. . 325, easy chars. $Zvwr: seamen. Chest. $3C: B a D were wnfpable -M: COME 1, COME ALL Cable extra, first and Last. Avail - iarely. No $to: Lady: 10 speed. $20: mens Yr1yl wnndows, shutters, books. household Items. 10 the BIGGEST MULTWAMB-Y STREET SALE pets. call a37-1434. (061 99Z 3 speed. 625: boys SMx Slockli ridge Cres. (Ajax) $50: call 728-3903 beton 9 p.m Sunday JINNI 14, 9 a rrL - 4 p m MANVILLE - for rent. 2 FLORAL FLORAL supplies firs" 'loans supplies MULTIFAMILY YARD SALE New & used items & a vane too numerous to mention- bedroom shone. Fr,dstove. and utilities based doral Ixuafness. Every- SATURDAY JUNE 13, 8 am - 2 p.11. included. $750 per morith. First 0765, (0616MLW 92) �OCi`xig 435 TATRA DRIVE B�(y) Futon, loveseat, dining row se�975 Monza, crystal GARAGE SALE and last required. Phone 623- 6148 after 5 p.mt, (06INZ PIANOS GRANDFATHER winog��• and lots more. Everything mustgoI SATURDAY; JUNE 13. 10 AM. -2 P.M. AVAILABLE mrredWey - spa- CLOCKS - Pharos, rent to own 17 COO CRES. (HARWOODIMWY.li2) cious one bedroom on Quiet street, Simcoe/M,ll area, NX sae. grand' digital.GARAGE, keyboardss CLOCKS tree BAKE & CRAFT SALE Franklin stove, baby itm es, fumiture more & ! separate entrance. at n e ,delivery and set up Cali Telep (4 FAMILY SALE) kitclien full both amhpiie parking 6575 mwnthy, includes ubtsiee. and lake advantage of our low overhead warehouse paces. SAT. & SUN., JUNE 13 & 14, 9 AM - 3 P.M. MULWAMUf GARAGE SALE 436-0206- (061892) 4n149 4331491 IC7C292) 934 REDBIRD CRESCENT, PICKERING 29 DREYER DR., AJAX AJAX -ail bedroom basemona AJAX Pot APPIkanas - no n {Joh1 BOddy Develooment - Finch & Huntsmll) JUNE 13, 9 A.M. - 4 PAL IN OR SHIN `/ apartment. "owns enrance. r asoriabie after refused. Fully Antiques, dryer. bed frames, screen door, TV, exercise Large tvingroom. eat -in kitchen. guaranteed reconditioned aIPPhancas. LARGE YARD SALE bike and many household items- nonparsg, ker. dry.no ". July s. 1. 'ton `mons' ro pea. July '- Come make us a ObaL 427-6784, 467 Westney 611 GIBB ST., OSHAWA $650 monthly. indusrw. 427- 1795. (061792) Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) SAT, JUNE 13, 9.6 pin. GARAGE SALE—WANT WALLPAPER clearance over Children's toys, bikes, books, desk, chair, tent, freezer, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 9 A.M. Privacy? central Oshawa - rem mgr one bedroom 1.000 rolls from 99 cents to $9.95 a double roll and mon- small furniture and appliance dams and much more. 1506 TARICOTTACT. (Major �ac1ed horse. Driveway. n- tenor renovated. fridge, stow, OP .n 5 days per week. Mon.. FfL, 9.6 p.m Sat. 9-5 p.m 623 Ln 81. 65 King St. E.. Bowman - vale (TF) SOFA and chair - grey muki Cal 434-7060L(06/492sNCr) w. 230 „' oWd WANTED - stoves, fridge, Namm ow driers. wooluing SO Alto watts old, pickup truck newethan 1978). Call $owing• 42o-ea33- (TF) 260 Arts & Crafts Via bmMn. teedrelorkCat K Neild► to'iak'9 dr Free irdo. S.A.S.E. 290 Ha folod Ave.Bort 21112, AOX Ont. LIS W.1 (mine 270 cwwjwVidft SMICOE COMPUTER TRAINING CENTRE 436-3622 60 Howe puw Trab*4 An a IUN More Misfile in 1odWs paper with prepaid wrobrio It 280 Lost & Found REWARD - lost anal short haired female grey cat, dfdatMed. No toga, no a0mr. rRmaSTREET SALE Saturday, June 13, 9-3 p.m. l 0 hou8es oil Harland f,",Neairturs, appiences, trailer, bikes, baby items &rays. (Riandal8 June 14). [C,ARACE SALE- SAT, )UNE 13,10 A.M. - s P -M. 8 MEEKINGS DR. (N- ON CHURCH ST.vies ev"bias must sal All Youseroldents. ExceUeal Prices, aiesotiable. For iofo.41261211. MULTI-Fi1MILY GARAGE SALE SAT &SUN., JUNE 13&14 MARTWS RD. A DAVIDSON RD, 1 at kit N. of Finch ON MlDtle. Follow signs. QV"GE SALE - SAT., JUNE 13 $87 WESTSHORE BLVD. Sofabed, tables, baby carriage, and swing. Lots of bland new and used items! 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. Oaks/Wildwood) west of Brock Rd. $525 + utilities. 576-5677 or cassette, sunroof, ps., pb„ 263.8909. (061292) Showroom new- $8495. Cmm Aulo, 429 -SM (061492) NORTH Oshawa - large one COMMUMTY STREET SALE bedroom apartment, $5 .LUNE 131st 14,94 PAL immediate. 696-9153.3. M6149 WOO N/E CORNER OF LIVERPOOL/FINCH PICKERING Village - 2 IN PICKERING. bedtoorn• main Boor aperanere, p.m. 106164 separate livingroom and MULTI -HOME GARAGE SALE SAT., JUNE 13, 9 A.M. - 1 P.M. 1730 BRONTE SQUARE PICKERING (BEHIND BURGER KING) MULTI -FAMILY YARD SALE Saturday, June 13th, 9 a.m. 8% Antonio St., Pickering Birdhouses, Wooden baskets, records do more. 300 Automobiles Sale 300 Au 11s 19" Cadliacc Sedan Davies, 1984 Chevrolet Cavalier front wheel drjw, most opioM hatchback, standard. ativlm diningroom, large kitchen, Mundry, air con.. padwtg, 5775. 427-0622 or 286-9209, evenlings. (0111792) WALK to Pickering Town Centre, spacious upper level two I I ca q Aug. 15, 5750. Fridge. some. cab(a, tllll ink eWSM ywd. IIIa MINN mit quiet no dial firsillaas and mfr www 427-0673 or $37- 0572. (06189M SOUTH Pickering - one bedroom tparum, nssepraM antatnI stoned laundry, ridge, slow. cable. avail bb July 15- $750 per month, utilities included. Fist and las, cal 288- 1441 anytime. (081792) WNBTBV - attentive widlerd. nate two bedroom lotser duplex, tow appan im. yard. paring, avalable Augur 1. no pow 1 mold free raid, $775 plus. Call 420.6852. (061652 OSHAWA - Bealrice/Wdson: WkcrvPA"INW - 2 bedroom units available. $790 and $820- 4 bedroom unit, $1005. Fridge, stow, utilities included. No pets, apply to Durham Housing 1615 Oundas St. E. 4th Floor, Housing. Of Cal 436-8610 ler Idomnrtonr (061690 AJAX - Iwo bedroom bosernnl, Dov AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartment in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, sabnas and exercise room, underground parking included. Call - 683-6021 Mon. -Fri. 95 Elx ER Sat -Sun. 12-5 ,,,,�,,,,MIORM Ajax 77 &33 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. $742-$819 Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m. l ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS AVAILABLE IN OSHAWA Include: fridge, stove & utilities. Close to 401 exit, (Park & Bloor) For more information call 571-0085 ___ - -The Breakers' brand ,ew exclusive lakeside con- dornnwns for rem. One and two bedroom suiles and 3 bedroom townhouses, 850-1800 11 featuring 5 appliances, air, balconies, or solar urns. under- y'ound parking and recreational facilities. To view rail 4261874. (070392) WHITBY - clean 2 bedroom basement apartment, air, broadloom, ?ridge and Co". fret and last. no pets Available Aug. 1. $700 monthy- call 420- 9752 or 6660264. (061 e92) AJAX - new fully furnished baUwbr available no, wooly. Cal Victor, 619-2330. (061792) AJAX - one bedroom basernant aPaArnent. Private entrance, in- cludes; fridge, stove and utilities. Cable, no pets, non smoker, fns"-. reterences. Close to Go. $610. Call 619-1581. (061792) NEWLY decorated one bedroom apartment. close to downtown, everything Included. fridge and stove, $575 monthly, one bedroom basement apartment everything included. $500 monthly. Available July I. 728- 2553. (061692) OSHAWA South - two bedroom, Large full baserteny apartment. Fericad yard. separate entrance. close to all amenities. Utilities. laundry facilities and parking included. $610 per month. first and last required. Available invire Basely. Call 436-6914. (061992) AVAILABLE mnediatety - 639 Cubom St., Oshawa s in also Whitby - ap "wm building. close to bus. shopping. utilities Included. No pats. 2 bedroom, $700 and one bedroom, WW. First and last. Cal 430-0134. (0623821 AJAX - basement spor> nom close b 00 and all armnenlins- $575 monthly, Indusiw. No smokers, no pass. Available Affy ?/92.686.0607. (0514912) ONE and Iwo t " n ,nn tart. masts in Osharlla, Convenirl Iocatlen cion. no lest mold furl reVuisd. $NO 1 bedroom $715 Wipe 1 bedroco. $750 2 bedroom Call 436-0477 after 5 Pik Cal 723-39M (0625M Ptt3 BWM - near Inge mrin Soar ori bedroom epararwl, walkout to patio, owriooks Fro nchnso Bar. quiet swas, bis toshoppingandd parking, 00. ny mawilf" J* 1. 5700. Cal Jim, collect 1.416-654-1098. (0618a2) PICKERING - 3 bedroom main floor. very attractive. newly Painted with grey broadloom Sdoughout Laundry knrkded. $900• Not pets but children welcome. 49117222. (061292) WHITBY - 112 Centre St, fit. Su- Pmdw VO-. 2 bedroom plus den, tipper unit. garage, laundry facilities. adult building, no pass. August 1, Sa85 Pkm hydro. 4/6- 466.0189. Me1892) LIVERPOOL/FINCH - one house, •5590. Room in house, 421,769 420- 99755(061 92) ONE MONTH'S FREE RENT. When you sign a 1 yr lease on a small t bdrm for S594/monthdes inclufridge, stove & utilities Call now' 571-0108 PICKERING Village - large bright one bedroom basement apartment. Separate entrance. fridge. stow. shared laundry. parking, utiltme included. Non smoker preferred. no pets. $600, first and last. July 1. 6861461. (061692) ONE bedroom apartment fa rem in older apartment building- 17 Quebec St. (SimcoalG,bb area). $420 monthly ped hydro. Avad- abie immediately. Call Staphen, 571-3229. (061892) OSHAWA - county setting now lake - two bedroom ravine walkout. basement sparrrent. separate entrance, utilities included. $695 first and last. Available July 1. 579-8818. (061892) AVAILABLE immediately - OshawalWhatby apartment building, spacious, carpeted, nwy pained. close to but and strapping, utilities included. no Pets, first/last required. One bedroom. $600 or two bedroom, $700. 430-0131. (07079?) SOUTH Pickering - close to beach, large one bedroom apartment, parking, ail incluarve. $650 per month. July 1. Cal: Tom or Mel at 509.09W or leave message. (06129?) - BEAUTIFUL two bedroom bright, clean. W9e from porch, hardwood floss, wastw/dryer, nice yard. good area, close to downtown Oshawa, no pets. $675. Call 4330697. (061692) GREAT Value - Oshawa one bedroom, oco pletey renovated, skylights. fully carpeted. 4 piece bathroom, private entrance, parking, large backyard. clean. quiet, 6550 includes utilities. 579.7195. (0618921 . PORT Perry - 2 bedroom ground floor apartment, fridge, stow and ulkim included. Available July 1. First last, references. Cal between 9 and 5.985•4t55, avertinpt and rsaskands. 9$5- 3611. (061890 AJAX - new spacious one bedroom basertrtt aileAnfirl sgmass ererannce, air. cable. full bash, fridge, stow, laundry. no pass. Non smatter, July 1. $675 kwksive- 4OW5614 10 4 P-nL Debbie, 420.7M after 6 P•n. (0811792) PK: MMM - bacho r bow meal sparbriterill one bedroom, Pollicino. Cab* - POW SM listllaa. OWN*rdbes Available If imiMy Call 831.6773. OSHAWA - large 2 bedroom baswnent apartrrure, inskades --Kgwxwm. utilities. C" Willie beckyard. �+10 shed, non smoker. close b as amw*im. $645 rncrithly. fist - and last. 432.7700. (081882) LOVELY one bedroom apartment, close to all amenities. 5485/monthly in- cluding utilities and parking. 666.1171. (06189 NEW bright apartmlent, man floor of house for one or 2 adults. Laundry room, big klden. puking and all WMdm Included, Heart of Pickering. $750.683-4o/1. (061792) PICKERING • one bedroom apartment for rent $I:AO al or • • • 40 40 ammlawn Per north, ludiffilo Aero and laundry d. No pets. 886- 111,000 kms., certified. cassette, sunroof, ps., pb„ -YARD SALE Showroom new- $8495. Cmm Aulo, 429 -SM (061492) 100,000 kms., excellent Codtion. 32000 cetired or bei Sat. i Sun.. Jtate 13.13. R a.m. • 3 p.m. '�,nait;on�4 "n offer. 579.9697 or 435.0419. 670-67$ $ramose sties. door. 4 � alb. rww ties. arMm slareo, 102 �c?wr� (NIOvlew/Whlt") cassette. only 60,000 miles p.m. 106164 original. Hurry on this one. 1N0 Oldsmobile waft ail, good 32995 Certified. Cal 427-9722 condition. Double bed ski-doo 300 Automobiles 300 Automobiles �^e' Rug. Big Town Saw 1086 Pontiac trailer. Beet offer. Act l« liar. 428.2952 after 5 p.m. Mi2M For Sale For Sale Sunblyd, showroom Condition. 4 cyirrder, 1973 Corvette, while wllh bluffs 1991 Firefly LE Convertible. 1N8 Pontiac Firefly auto, tad' wllle, 5 speed wo ovasdrNe. auto, W. pb., anvfm stereo, good running car, $2995 interior, new brakes, paint, muffler. fully reboil engine, a1 gnY. brakes. » s eroo ArtWm cases". intermhten . wipers. Utdfw 19.000 kms ren Included. Mint shape, Irma silo certified. Call 427-9722, anytime. Ruse. T Big own Sale". original. Manitoba car. 907• 4467. (06189?) 1+Fmiw and a tm. Non arroker, Immediately. $4700. a boo (061892) IO&D Camaro Z28. 302. blue 48 miles/gallon and 8dmlles offer- 430.8423. (061292) 1904 COnette God Edition. and whMe, "roasts pall, excel- galon on the highway. Mid 1N7 Ford Brornco II, good standard shift. $15,000. 428- lent condition. Must sell, medilbn, 58250 a beg offer. wir"M 57500 ail b a oMer: w • snen 7192 for fwther ilormltim„ or owtow. 313`500. Cal A days, a416-MW3737 a everings. 851- diningroom, large kitchen, Mundry, air con.. padwtg, 5775. 427-0622 or 286-9209, evenlings. (0111792) WALK to Pickering Town Centre, spacious upper level two I I ca q Aug. 15, 5750. Fridge. some. cab(a, tllll ink eWSM ywd. IIIa MINN mit quiet no dial firsillaas and mfr www 427-0673 or $37- 0572. (06189M SOUTH Pickering - one bedroom tparum, nssepraM antatnI stoned laundry, ridge, slow. cable. avail bb July 15- $750 per month, utilities included. Fist and las, cal 288- 1441 anytime. (081792) WNBTBV - attentive widlerd. nate two bedroom lotser duplex, tow appan im. yard. paring, avalable Augur 1. no pow 1 mold free raid, $775 plus. Call 420.6852. (061652 OSHAWA - Bealrice/Wdson: WkcrvPA"INW - 2 bedroom units available. $790 and $820- 4 bedroom unit, $1005. Fridge, stow, utilities included. No pets, apply to Durham Housing 1615 Oundas St. E. 4th Floor, Housing. Of Cal 436-8610 ler Idomnrtonr (061690 AJAX - Iwo bedroom bosernnl, Dov AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartment in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, sabnas and exercise room, underground parking included. Call - 683-6021 Mon. -Fri. 95 Elx ER Sat -Sun. 12-5 ,,,,�,,,,MIORM Ajax 77 &33 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. $742-$819 Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m. l ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS AVAILABLE IN OSHAWA Include: fridge, stove & utilities. Close to 401 exit, (Park & Bloor) For more information call 571-0085 ___ - -The Breakers' brand ,ew exclusive lakeside con- dornnwns for rem. One and two bedroom suiles and 3 bedroom townhouses, 850-1800 11 featuring 5 appliances, air, balconies, or solar urns. under- y'ound parking and recreational facilities. To view rail 4261874. (070392) WHITBY - clean 2 bedroom basement apartment, air, broadloom, ?ridge and Co". fret and last. no pets Available Aug. 1. $700 monthy- call 420- 9752 or 6660264. (061 e92) AJAX - new fully furnished baUwbr available no, wooly. Cal Victor, 619-2330. (061792) AJAX - one bedroom basernant aPaArnent. Private entrance, in- cludes; fridge, stove and utilities. Cable, no pets, non smoker, fns"-. reterences. Close to Go. $610. Call 619-1581. (061792) NEWLY decorated one bedroom apartment. close to downtown, everything Included. fridge and stove, $575 monthly, one bedroom basement apartment everything included. $500 monthly. Available July I. 728- 2553. (061692) OSHAWA South - two bedroom, Large full baserteny apartment. Fericad yard. separate entrance. close to all amenities. Utilities. laundry facilities and parking included. $610 per month. first and last required. Available invire Basely. Call 436-6914. (061992) AVAILABLE mnediatety - 639 Cubom St., Oshawa s in also Whitby - ap "wm building. close to bus. shopping. utilities Included. No pats. 2 bedroom, $700 and one bedroom, WW. First and last. Cal 430-0134. (0623821 AJAX - basement spor> nom close b 00 and all armnenlins- $575 monthly, Indusiw. No smokers, no pass. Available Affy ?/92.686.0607. (0514912) ONE and Iwo t " n ,nn tart. masts in Osharlla, Convenirl Iocatlen cion. no lest mold furl reVuisd. $NO 1 bedroom $715 Wipe 1 bedroco. $750 2 bedroom Call 436-0477 after 5 Pik Cal 723-39M (0625M Ptt3 BWM - near Inge mrin Soar ori bedroom epararwl, walkout to patio, owriooks Fro nchnso Bar. quiet swas, bis toshoppingandd parking, 00. ny mawilf" J* 1. 5700. Cal Jim, collect 1.416-654-1098. (0618a2) PICKERING - 3 bedroom main floor. very attractive. newly Painted with grey broadloom Sdoughout Laundry knrkded. $900• Not pets but children welcome. 49117222. (061292) WHITBY - 112 Centre St, fit. Su- Pmdw VO-. 2 bedroom plus den, tipper unit. garage, laundry facilities. adult building, no pass. August 1, Sa85 Pkm hydro. 4/6- 466.0189. Me1892) LIVERPOOL/FINCH - one house, •5590. Room in house, 421,769 420- 99755(061 92) ONE MONTH'S FREE RENT. When you sign a 1 yr lease on a small t bdrm for S594/monthdes inclufridge, stove & utilities Call now' 571-0108 PICKERING Village - large bright one bedroom basement apartment. Separate entrance. fridge. stow. shared laundry. parking, utiltme included. Non smoker preferred. no pets. $600, first and last. July 1. 6861461. (061692) ONE bedroom apartment fa rem in older apartment building- 17 Quebec St. (SimcoalG,bb area). $420 monthly ped hydro. Avad- abie immediately. Call Staphen, 571-3229. (061892) OSHAWA - county setting now lake - two bedroom ravine walkout. basement sparrrent. separate entrance, utilities included. $695 first and last. Available July 1. 579-8818. (061892) AVAILABLE immediately - OshawalWhatby apartment building, spacious, carpeted, nwy pained. close to but and strapping, utilities included. no Pets, first/last required. One bedroom. $600 or two bedroom, $700. 430-0131. (07079?) SOUTH Pickering - close to beach, large one bedroom apartment, parking, ail incluarve. $650 per month. July 1. Cal: Tom or Mel at 509.09W or leave message. (06129?) - BEAUTIFUL two bedroom bright, clean. W9e from porch, hardwood floss, wastw/dryer, nice yard. good area, close to downtown Oshawa, no pets. $675. Call 4330697. (061692) GREAT Value - Oshawa one bedroom, oco pletey renovated, skylights. fully carpeted. 4 piece bathroom, private entrance, parking, large backyard. clean. quiet, 6550 includes utilities. 579.7195. (0618921 . PORT Perry - 2 bedroom ground floor apartment, fridge, stow and ulkim included. Available July 1. First last, references. Cal between 9 and 5.985•4t55, avertinpt and rsaskands. 9$5- 3611. (061890 AJAX - new spacious one bedroom basertrtt aileAnfirl sgmass ererannce, air. cable. full bash, fridge, stow, laundry. no pass. Non smatter, July 1. $675 kwksive- 4OW5614 10 4 P-nL Debbie, 420.7M after 6 P•n. (0811792) PK: MMM - bacho r bow meal sparbriterill one bedroom, Pollicino. Cab* - POW SM listllaa. OWN*rdbes Available If imiMy Call 831.6773. OSHAWA - large 2 bedroom baswnent apartrrure, inskades --Kgwxwm. utilities. C" Willie beckyard. �+10 shed, non smoker. close b as amw*im. $645 rncrithly. fist - and last. 432.7700. (081882) LOVELY one bedroom apartment, close to all amenities. 5485/monthly in- cluding utilities and parking. 666.1171. (06189 NEW bright apartmlent, man floor of house for one or 2 adults. Laundry room, big klden. puking and all WMdm Included, Heart of Pickering. $750.683-4o/1. (061792) PICKERING • one bedroom apartment for rent $I:AO al or • • • 40 40 ammlawn Per north, ludiffilo Aero and laundry d. No pets. 886- ONE bedroom apertmrnt, upp floor of duplex In Oshawa. Inclusive. Call 420-0460. (061792) sl7wincludl 3891. (081792 WHRBY - attratahN 2 bedropm Fridge, lbw. cable knckuded• Private entrance, Parking, PICKERING - 3 bedroom baste near 00, rMidMWal west 1825 nokshw 8W&W. 061400 balcony. King/Harmony area, SM Per ^lab• al kw*a se. "tad 'Dammed, near OO, ail conditioned, $775 plus 1/2 utskins, 83741681 callable July 1. CAN 4366066, (0814=2) .. , . . ••.rte„ �_ .. .. - 400 Ap"For Rent 410 HFo 430 R°°"R� 490 Ihratim psfrthsle AJAX - Iwo bedroom basenw$ SOUTH Pickering area WENTWORTH and Simcce - tpaAnwrW Inge evkhgrooml 4 bungalow. 3 bedroom main CLEARWATER - 3 bCon.edrooms, floor. no oo¢y room wadable. _ 12 plow batvoan >sf plus 2�4 first condition Ing- Wu plus Included In a private home fully furnished. sill �mo� 070udl0. ( Available Complete use al facilities. tennis. near beaches, and 0760.(081892) utilities. Ed or Christine, Quiet person only phone 9anL an now Children me* WHITBY on• bedroom evenin s, 639.5675 or days,-7p.m.7M139p f welcome. S 4 , • • • 427-3100. (0614f12) (O6 ) Photos. (Lea than motel). $275 • •is 9 • • apartment, $550, 2 bedroom CLEAN quiet rooms for U.S. weekly. 683-5503. apartment, 5825, first and bet AJAX - July 1 - 3 bedroom main eTpbyed persons/students, (0�) mwmh rent required. Working floor r house with two bedroom Business aJartnhsnt separate kitchen, bathrooms. BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom condo Horr* people only. Call 868-4016, (basement Parking. bus. Near Roue in Home Painting, evenings, 725-M11. (06 1692) currently rented at $600! Valley. 9 ser fl Naples. Florida 10.000 sq.n., Services Int fOVementS g PICKERING - 3 bedroom lrcicstve) p�N' �• fridge, fly' 5100, 288 tennis courts, pose to beaches - p Improvements r GENERAL Draning and Graphic Decorating �. 2459. (081 hopping and golf. $1800 U.S. _ stove, dishwasher, air con., Service - preparation ctKrosDO ALL apartment, mein floor, LMetpea, Close to schools, hospital and AJAX - furnished room for rem, per month. Call 839-4138. COMPLETE HOME PAINTER $900 , south a BAv area, Stora. $11501monthl . all �• facilities. good for single (0617 displays, drawings, flyers, LEa $900. utilities. Available y work nfl maps, report Covers, sides and RENOVATION WORK windows Irmediaey For further irWa utrkes for whole house. Tenant Ing Person. 663.51W after FLORIDA - Port Charkels . rew overheads. Coreldraw and Performed by e & yard Clean up INDUSTRIAL AND responsible for basement 6 p.m. (06 149Z three bedroom furnished home, Autocad II. Reasonable rates. Ucensed Tradesmen i1 Iar1dSC8ping RESIDENTIAL +nation cad Cara 8:30-4:30, Sublet. Firstlbst, lease required, LARGE rooms, bright.- clean, 2 baths, nice area. close to gall 683 9482• (061692) Mon-FrL 831-7864. (062192) Cal 428.6085. (06/492) cable. on bus route. central s� and beaches. Available NEFD 7 I can dor Specializing in: troughs Low Prices TH Oshawa -available FARWOOD and Bayly - excel-k>cwion.560575Oshawa-433- J� � on. Weekly, monthly, resumes, transcripts.s egal plumbing, Ceramic �No job too smallAugust 1. large2bedvombaw tent family neighbourhood2 4748-(061692) seasonal. Call 985-9367. secretarial, essays, business Tiling, Drywall In- riveways Refererlt�savaiallment apartment, privateStorey, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths (061292) levers and more. Car (416) 839• stallation & Finishing, molrjng,iobe. entral . close to busAchools, farnittoonliliredace• GarShared FLORIDA - Madeira Beach, 0100, Pickering. (061 MICE 686-6105 age. 450 a9z! Complete Bathrooms, laundry. parking. no pets. First steps to schools, transportation ACCOmm. 1500 sq.ft. luxury gulf front Basement Finishing. ARTISTIC Masonry - specializ- and last. $625 monthly plus only $950 a. Lawrence, 594- condo, 6 appliances, 2.1 Strtal Jobs WelConle. Ing in fireplaces and chimney PROFESSIONAL painting anc hydro. 723-0619, leave 9065. (os1692) PICKERING Village executive bedrooms, 2 baths, all Driving Schools repairs. Works with bricks, Wallpapering, 1 room or whole message. (061892SNG) home, 4 bedroom, quiet court, accessories, heated pool, Queenly Wim+ blocks and stones r al kinds, h1O1J7e• guaranteed lowest rates. WHITBY -shared IMMACULATE 3 bedroom semi heated pool, finished basamem, jacuzzi, screened Sulporch, top S a B Driven schools, 3 lea- Reason" Rates. Free estimates. workmansh. No job's too small. Quality anonrSmoking in desirable N!E Oshawa. ratllaq due references. 5400 l ly sons and test, $75. 10 lessons, Cal Doff on at 429.9021 guaranteed' Call Rene Gervais. meRShP guaranteed. Car In begs hoop with rron smoking Finished rec room. lanced yard. monthly. 427.4373. (061492) week /month Photos. professionals. Bedrooms very paved drive, patio, shed, $9751 ---" 723.6069- (102292) $150. Call 287-3060. (070892} 666-4428. (TF) 430.2595 anytime. (TF) large. $395/mlonth also ore month MALE or female, 25-35 FLORIDA - Maderia Beach - - EUROPEANtasepeciyists-win PROFESSIONAL painting - in - bedroom Y due utilities. Firsvtast. prelerred, to share a large 4 yacht club - 2 bedroom, full Flooring, renovate your bathroom or tenor and exteriordrywilltaprtg, bedroom apartment, $495 Possible long term lease. bedroom home wih2malesand g+ DAVINSPROPERTY kitchen wars as well as tkoor Plastering and spray. Call monthly. Available July 1. 666- August 1. 985-9978- (062392) one lama". This home incudes equpt, 2 pools, beach, club Cat'petln g P y. 9266 or 599.4962. house, complete with sauna. hlor 'moi q MAINTENANCE tiles, 20 years experience, Good Alfredo or Helia. 723-1337 TWO bedroom house Fbr' washer d THE NEWS AQV W10FA fF1UDIAY, JUM 12:11%ftG19 21r - two bedroom, very ed r . an °orn'• cable,AJAX room, electric heating, beautiful large deck, gas boo. lots of tub, children welcome. Rent Clean, spacious basement decorated, facilities In for fridge and freezer space, weekly/monthly, ^lase to all apartment, shared laundry, park goring, bowleg, swimhming also finished basement. Near Brock amities- (416) 839-0966. (TF) parking. cable T.V. included. monthly. inclusive. Avail- store and bank. Senior com- and Finch on quiet street. 427- munily only. $750 mI2} onthly. 4206, leave message. Homes O able July 1. 683-7971 or 390- 4218. (06,192) (061992SNC) For Sale 2277. (062192) PICKERING - A-1 3 bedroom WOMEN in Ajax looking for a Party OSHAWA - south and hit -rise, brick detached for rent, whole mature female to share her Kennedy & very clean, large units, 2 house. large kitchen, 2 home and expenses. Must be a Danforth bedroom. available now or June 15 $675 or a bachelor appliances, 3 washrooms, non smoker, rent and tams to ara .1.be datermni 134 Haslam Str Sprang Clean-up• references and satisfctlon (061692) Lawn Cutting guaranteed. For free estimates. D. Dykstra. 7251913 (TF) SENORS Month - painting and Tree T6mmin Trimming Garden Work. HOME improvements and wallpapering. 20% off to Seniors. Experienced and 427'r��gs O repairs. Basements. add-ons. doors. decks. fenoss and trim. guaranteed. Free estimates. phone 404-9669. (061 2921 Fres •nti•naes Car Al Streeter Wood Working. A36- - - Oshawa. ? t ceramic 9217 (061992) Party SABER Contracting . all Services IMPROVEMENTS :arpentry. additions, 'en Ovat MAGICIAN ^ n . Call Sandra, w`W Ions, KrtChens. . _ow. elds available fl lab 5y 1. 68y plus. CARPET ,nstauai,ors -eeBATHROOMS , • xhrooms, home antenance Ready to erteram for any age. July 1. cable in Parking, heat, Available July t. 683-9629, 728-8646. Monday through 2 bedroom +bun aIOW, 4 g est mates, rsonabi hing a e•^ergency service, furniture any occassion- Birthdays. ordro,4896.(0621 d. 723-0950 (062692) Frrday.5p.m.-9 p. m.(tX1892) appl., Central air, electric specialty. Reasonable rates. r• a!in,Sh ng, quality wOrK promotions, openings, a 7251896. (062792) _ - - --- - _---- turdraaers, M snows aro AJAX - mars floor 3 bedrooms AJAX - 4 bedroom ex9outive air cleaner, secure 987.1799 or 967-1900. D 6 N PICKERING - cern 2 bedroom $825 Plus. Two bedroom base Private rami) ry ) s 9 - a r a n t e e tl 1 5 yea r s fun I Lemke He� 839-7057 or Home. Dunkin. (TFWFS basement menta artment, separate laundry. parking.,� n court System' gees fireplace, Wet _- GUARANTEED- exa«rence. 666-2915 (TFEFG) 728-g334 f -F) apartment, walk to P p tion-• laund bar, 2 full baths, 1 Gardenln ---- Go, separate entrance, entrance. $625 pus. Laundry, security system, share with 2 bedroom g• Housecleaning RABBIT wants work doing broadloom, no gwag others. basement m- non i in-law I a w mag( nor ct dean s parties and Pets. evadable pool. e. Near school and gym Landscaping bus a Smoker- $375 possibilities, 2 Car a June t5, $650 includes utilities OP. 751.3528. (1761229) dos. Call 428 garage all occasions, have my own 4247079. (061892) -- - - - - 9214 f061792) loaded With extras, fully THE C..r. g Crew -aw^ care CLEANING _aC/ wme•e^ds :agcun Cyt Erne, 6691932 COURTICE tour bedroom fenced yard, close to TTC, Professionals for your mowing, LEAKING TUBS i Aax Pcken. F SPACIOUS - air conditioned, house, fridge, stove, 101 AJAX -two furnished bedrooms ''fl 837-1346 anter (� ) one bedroom with solanum and access, large lot, owner in quiet townhouse, share schools & Shopping, trimming, and landscap:^g SHOWER STALLS 4 (061292) --- needs. For a free estkamxe, cal Ion. exercee room, pool with maintained. Requirements: First bathropn, ktchen, ep smnok« $199,009, Please Call 4273052. Residential and Reea`W 6 •enovated CLEANNG lady available, ex- Plumbing sauna and whirlpool. Squash and last. references. available Available Immediately. Suir 265-0374 or 649-5057, OO-rnWC y (061492) Wal a rkiw hies supdied. >alleri •wereric" will Clean on. courts, the works, patroiled un- July 1. $975 Plus heat. 725- adult or student, $400. Call 428- Open House Sun June I 8 installed Mi Vs., toe )us* including fridge and ` derground parking, call nowt d909. (061692) 7984 (061292)14. 1:00-4:00 p.m. 8 B B LOWEST PRICESI stove, S50 Pleas* Call 839- Evenings after 6 or leave a NCE three DedrOpn house n DICKERING Village -proles_ repairs. renovations and construction. Fast and Handyman Fres •nti•naes Car 3378. (061492) es msage. 6190677, (TF) Oshawa. ? t ceramic slonal nor smoker to share fur home. BAf/CROFT area - 3 bedroom Berrie p'o9'eeeive `le EFFICIENT C,eaning Service TWO bedroom apartment for rent with air. Adelaide and Park. New build- kitchens. rile floor in kitchen and hall, twill -in dishwasher. walkout to offers outdoor heated pool and jacuzzi. fireplace. central air park- pore t r bungalow, newly decorated. small bim and garage, 3i4 acre ((��-•�----�� I GC13 4241689 ava,aDle Dy ^nature women. 7easpnabie rates. rale amass. mlg, $795. first and red and lanced yard. very n -p^9- 0 a . last, no plats. Cal Joe at 726- arta. $1025 pin utilities. Frsu not lastl 426.6120, Ic. septic and wen. new deck. good hunting, fishing, snow- CONSTRUCTION 9584. (062192) est (705)437.3613. (061492) mess e. (061 >92) g and swimming. Interior and ex'er-,r OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apart- COr1dOS For ADJACENT Ajax Watertront. 455 557.50 561392) . 613-394-3131. (o6ta92t repairs. renovations and construction. Fast and mems nor rent, available em- 3 bungalow. JJ Rent clea,. professional work rnedWehy, and July ,. (_sundry Wx spin es and six apocarrdee and all window BOWMANVILLE - sem, 21arg. facilities on Dnrnrsee. Cal 579 coverings. RN«*nose. «*cin AJAX evadable imrnedute 2 N' bedrooms. 4 appliances. Central guaranteed. g 3583 or 7269345. (061692) check. first and last squired No bedroom condo. W. Rd. arNac, numerous upgrades. 2 CRAIG 686-1913 PIt:KERING - spacious 2 pers. Available July t. $1350 North. 5 applrarces, 2 paring 2 pa baths. deck. $125.500. Cad 623- ' bodroorn bas•mym ttPartrtlsnt Plus unlit" Call Raymond spaces. 1 pool, 5950 ncusrve. 3266 (061892) - _ THE rasmm�an and APpdance eeparare entrance, fireplace. 2Nash Canada Tent Realty Inc RM««noes requ•red 649-2053, 6169,000 - priced wets below to Remova: and Yard Cleanup ..air Donna, 427.0248 (061492) GRANDMA'S C.,.-y.green Clear. ^d c^eriliUls;, morns and Onloes. We Or•er-Motner_ yaw' C'ean Po,ce security checked. Bonded and insured t -- _ 7259177, 24 nr answer ng Private Tuitions, (072392) Schools HOUSECLEANING Vad Easy! -ab+e • CY 10 -lean your o"ce or hone Low •ateel Car Ex erjenC ci h 427-4771 0427-6512.(061492) Call evenin 06169? Ter JOURNEYMAN elect, c air _on at 42771 -3 ;061792) p e eac er Car parlkirJu Laundry faouple. fls ( ) sell now 3 . t bedroom, all Terry. 509-0926. (061792) SDw:a-zng r service change,With expertise In available ncl aI. Sud Kepis, DICKERING dr - L-vbung and mondMCLSt HUN Square. itch- bred• l garage, large nutty raw r ^g• additions aMoving, teaching of reading, etilities included. $750 per BaMY � 3 bedroom bungalow, mond Sr.. 2 bedroom, t t/2 fenced let. Cenmy air, central Home Month. 831.9312. (0621 9Z man floor, baths, man amenities and vac. Plus lets more options, re ranee ons Au wo•K Storage written expression and lutCNM. 4 � appliances. a, large Seco First and fast, 5950 oust, b*&AWul hbourh000d. Improvements guaranteed. !nee est:r*nates Calt WHITBY three bedroom 95 plus es, air con.. ntY Der meg 20-6320 ! FA -ee upva Dank s month, Inclusive. 623 -tit t t, 5791954 or 721-1593. (061 4 (TFA) mathematics. Available • duplex, fridge, stove, Parking, '. ( 995 dos utdltes. 294 692) ���-- MOVING? for private tuition. (K - walk to Co. $850 . hydro. No 5157. (06 t 492CNC) C O U R T I C E- luxury one W NITBY - 4 bedroom executive• VAZ G ENERAL dogs. Also 2 bedroom Ho n bedroom COhdO. Oomtilee with 2400 Sq -ft. Rosslard/Andwson, ire = win will move anything, grade 8) . basement. $650 reclusive. 286 41 5 g firspVice• err, 6 arxorand.e and backs onto greenbelt, main floor CONTRACTING _ anYwtw•. anyone. Men a Pickering area. 2091, July 1. (061892) Wanted on site tennis court, $850 familyroom, laundry,den, trucks for MI types a month dos utilities. 683-03 whirlpool tub, thousands in ddina1�Sy' � moves• Best rates, trw Phone LARGE Mires bedroom apart- WANTED - furnished 3 or 4 8 rodfrlg. estlmaas- 1tMx. discount 649-1913 upgrades. $219900. Moet reel mem n house. Close a GM, bedroom house in Pickering 460 Office S Retell 666.0540- (06t89� Kitcf�g&baoioo ns, widows - WatGMMOfng - bmements. for woonL haat, hydro, cable, parkinIL g Afar Pr rental Cafor m 19.19rnum 6 hardwood flops - 15 Yrs sip. S40/hr. i up I wo,,Id ke to learn SPansh as Included. $775 per month. No months rent}. Call 6,9t9so. Space WHITBY - lousy 3 . 1 bedroom Fa free estimates Call 683.5818 Cao s71 -075s a second language. Oualdod m- pas- Available August 1. 436 - - -- - home. inground pock finished 1649, message. (0618912) 420 Townhouses A-1 space.(800-7000 .h.) and � . many ostras. Prided lorest Person Phone 286- OVER n AJAX Moving Systems - full OVER stop -large 2 bedroom For Rent office anchored shopping centra OM11'•'Shi'p must b seen tin services. move•. Whitby. $625 d,x in prime Oshawa locations. 576 medW@ POMWGSlon. reduced OOUC � WAI1�b CERAMIC TILES "rids appliance and Tax Financial apartment. ' FREE one months rent with ore P specialists. flat rate or + hydro. Toil', 665-7049. (061292) year lease. Lovely oma, two, 6956 p 579 1626. (061 $175,000. 432-8925, NO CEIUNGSY$T Hourly- We now have heated Directory AGENTS. (061Wainscotting. MARBLE AM age units. Now dfarxtg 1rw three bedroom suites- 6 a112) Drywall, � iY�LJ �p 410 How For appliances, quality finishes 470 Cpttages NEWCASTLE ' Open House. Trimming, Suspended bores with mow. Call 427 - Rent throughput. Fa mon into a to Rent 296 Andrew St, Saturday and Ceilings, Acoustic Tile, GRANITE coos. (TF) • e • view Cid Josephine Snider at Sunday, 1-SprmL Four bedroom Custom Shelving, IW ' 1 -nnU HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - AJAX - detached two Morey. 579-7505 or Paula Sheppard, HAPPINESS is...""ding 8• ero.7 f ArLi�r MVS move bigO small. we price M ORTGAGE RATES AT large pie tat, 3 bedrooms. 2 tit 5743052. (TF.FRI) quality time with bred Ales ri a house. Iwo stabs. 2 1/2 baths, Specializing I n iull[eli Wr*O ora *GPW . 4 Basement Renovations. FREE ESTIMATES them all car 432.7566. (TF) .sx YR. OPEN OR bathe, 4 appkwcw froplaoe, fully equipped Cottage at AVAILABLE immediately - NORTHERN HEIGHTS Doubt, �� low 427-12$1 MEN with large truck will do.5%5 YR. CLOSED 401. Sa►apo. mwwr•s b GO, prime north location, spacious 3RESORTsize: 50:136. $17s,t100. Car household mow. reeidential. penalty flies •Nig $1200 +. JJiusly1.477�35. bedroom M•ihhoute, garage, 1 ,swlmmin ani Enjoy r. " 757-01520- (062592) (061492 1/2beft. fridge, move Just d000rabd, new oad D� dborrL boars, canoes. outdoor paddle POWER of saw - Nott Oehaw (MT Court mailsbbAugust dote q ant anrnitbs. sB50 Plus or an evenii fire an the beadL bungalow. detached doubts 1, nearBlow and Grandview, 3 utilities• FirsbUst referrcee Non-smoking cottages (iauitis M : IN R ' 1 bedrooms. 2 bats, finished phone 7238332. (061792) da"bls• Phone or tax. 1-705 101• Asking $179.900. Two S basement. Om beat alndcentral ar 454-1928. 'Sorry no pets. storey brick detached now OSHAWA - two and three Oshawa C•rere, am 900. mum air, 595OimwrhtNy. WiNiss. First bedroom town house&, inc�hudss GREAT fishing and family be sold. Call Fred Mikes, 43g- aLaker Oro how nd please q1 43900= al utiltiee. 4 appkrnoes. Close � et a picludrM nkM- n0. Cant Repay. (OSISM OSHAWA - 10 sdaols and anwhites. Cal kle and bass galore Modem BIACKSTOCK lu9y ftrnblhed Snell 3 plus ens 134 3972 (070952 bedroom1 12 be8e ��. 1600 h. waterfronted , rasbungalow. 314 ace. 3 , CARDINAL 00mmercial. AN Jayie at mo e& fees • %ible Call Carl COMACTWG (TF) credit • Private funds at LIMISed JOuffwylnae TWO men with trucks 'THE DINd rales • NO delays. Cowes MOVERS' will do al types at �p�. �fnow 20 mows. V 686.6318 All � e R6f1P OV us a Cal. Peak 576.9533. (7F) LOWEST PRICESI PBiflfl � 5220 41a� g NEED MON VCCrtenn Awes leek 3 applarnoss air, d kd< Jtrly T� - spacklue two Privacy In rural area. low Earthy Pk s one bedtoont 2 by pboa - and three' I --nn %WA* mrea, rasa Childrenbaths. quiet count. close to REI110YfiT10NS I. 5925 PkAL 1.416.49;1-3511. North of No401. Dose b Go Train boat and nhotor rerreaL' C a�sed school. s2 tei Phone 416- HH RENOVATIONS OSHAWA- 3' Station, schools, north and doddng. SuraWnsad Crisages 11a60851,open House Shurklay •Ba•eataltb •____ Basements, backs, hawse man Ilea $nPlaos. built south GM, blocks away from Ii Ra211astings Ont KOL 1V0. June K• 2 P u1L (081692 Kacbetts .rods cabinets, painting d in ebve. good locator $775 Knob HB Oshawa Bus stop in 705 8552601. (070752) PICKFAINc _Brock and Fndh - Ow:b :vomit � P 9 Plus. Augua 1. 1-705277-2295 trorW a corrode. Availabb Jure COTTAGE lot Will in Bancroft at brick, 4 bedroom detached. 2 Sfwell jtlne wiMoow•, deCOrating. Fol estimate WHITBY - BrMOW401 arta 5 �July. 434-5914-(062592) area, private, lakefront 2 1/2 baths, main floor I Gt+wmftwwork in Durham Region call bedroom split level, air. THREE bedroom townhouse, bedtI fay equipped, wash• forwoom, fireplace. wndry - avIlkble. i,'w Don at cw)ebd, fancQed, 1 1/2 bates, now Oshawa Cerltts, available loomr4hoster..ro.ftrtt Behip hrdwood fleas, 2400 WIL 4 I Luse, W8-849 • $tt� AvaL August 1. 5625 Pius hydro- Cal and Sell ... 6 boa included. years new, central air. M2461 July Pius utilities. 679-1957.(061490 $350 Waek 1-705.932-3915 or greenhouse klchen. doidw Cfassffled Fax -References. no dogs. 757-1701 004AWA - BearioslNlgon: Or- 6133924198- (061292 garage, 5235.000. 886-5257. 5 � or 479-9310. (061892) mond 2 and 3 bedroom units. TWO and three bedroom (06160 500 Holmes Homes �� TQ WHITBY - executive four available $760, $825, 5880. cottages, near Sand Banks BROKER hlaltSiD.o 0tobnda V For Sale 500 For Sale 675 Companions 575 L bdroom, 2 1/2 bats maiMbor Hoa, hydro extra Frklpe, Molle, Provincial Park, large lots, $147 per mejet Lend meth- Coram JWNTBY - 4 bedroom family room with fireplace, garage ndkw.d No pets, appy waterfront, boat and motor a • Cornrnurkily Finan M^ik In- ATTENTION Handymen) laundry room, 4 appliances, with Durham Housing, 1615 rentals, nature trails, good dal Services. (TF) ground Pool, & condkbnn9• Oahacca bargains 3 bednoan ATTENTION Singles - carefully MONEY Problems? Loa, flew . walk b store, available August Dundas St. E. 4th poor, Whitby fishing. Call VinicsGail 813- Nig *M n kitchen with walkout. New century house, large prkrae lot selected introductions to unit- consolidations. credit 1. $1250, 432.3260, 1 478 4512 (081682) NO s bwnl 3 bedroom• 1 schools and transporation. $89,900. Three bedroom, tadt� People looking for a long- affahgerrnrss• PweorHl budget (� a ca143888101a Information. orey house, large Priced to sell by owner, garage, 50• W. $5,000 down. No term relationship. Confidential. FREE CONSUhL ATIstON3 NEAR Whites Rd. and 401 - TFIREE fzsdrogn lownWAS n KAWARTHAS - Lake Kas• drive and garage on Inger, flit• 5,38,900. Open House Sat_ 16 qualfyinp• SD,000- CAN Frank Free information package. three bedroom main floor in. South Oshawa n sinal quiet slsbog ' 45 min. northeast d sau4ol wee 5105,000. Cal P.M. Sun. 11 m 938 9 CreGt Counserps (P' p Ibrdiri9• Milanovic, 434-3800 Crane Din• I10 a m - 8mn9 eludes appliances, laundryPetwborokglL Cozy IikeflOrW. Rldi a Doug. 8668605 a 1- 430.2390. (06t8f12) � Oshawa). 433-1425. (TFALL) complex. h ping es ma cal. Reeky. (oeieM p• ) (TF) _ �nb' ��• air cert• • N Close to a urhodern hoiueekaePlulg oottaga, �0-X3-4819 a:t 932, leave COUNTRY Bungalow in ACT.VE, pressor Eng. Aviala, Q �rt d e iickalve. 5890 month . FYst shopping. Please call Good fi.nlp, swimiing• boa, iriroaa5e (off) RagWW. 2a 3bedroorn, large C1 0 TownhoUSeS musician. 5V0 y 725-2601 before 5 p.m. motor rentals. From $135/ ITS YOUR DREAM HOUSE - 10. openconncept.fwbnwrwd, J gardener. Insurance Ali last. 831.2709. (Mi 79Z (062582) weiekerhd a 5395i1vselkly. Afar Ba iefd boat. 4,000 1 wakout to bark. $139.000. Cal For Sale Ik west European mw Languages NORTHWEST Oshawa - 3 WHITBY • lar • 3 bedroom w skedid -2150. r sq.ft. 5 6554106.(061692)tlike a meet reaure Chrstian tlplk, din' 9 (0618M bedrooms, 4 baths, pool, WHITBY - 3 bedroom Lady (30's -50s) with zest for 7 3/4!t. five year open, no skmilbedroom back ingroom, townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, BOBCAYGEON- Pigeon Lake, (Inground, heated) oak WNTBY quief Dour setting- townhouse, Brod/Roalard, 5 e.4,27-7299. (0618921 OuaIIIYUi9 program Bad seal( yto vee with tie. Askin, far aeoom, walkout to pat", 3 bedrooms, all txmvbfc•s, basement. Contfel air, OWral Detached 4 level backsplit. appliances, central air, uNimted YI19h wanes. July 1, asking , pI shop- good swimming and fishing. � Mc. A must me. Whitby F� 3 years ago to maptud =j gpp� L° °icy �= CLASSIRED o fssa m ate fdebt 5990. unds utirtbs. Fiat and lea.boat included. $275 area. . 001ragoldation. losins. in home mo"nOW no psis, Phore 432• peg 1►arhdy. 5850 nnorWfhy, wail p PuX week Open House Sunday, Mize floor SPaa, his ail you'll prim, cele yew new• 10 Basset service. New Era Financial 1229. (061,652 ebb Joy 1. OWS11CL (061•Bq 738.5881_ (08129 705 AM ses Bs8 . p81� I Dr. Heed- Asking 5160,900. Call Bbd. Unit 150. Open House. 1.4 IB -7872 Corporation, (416) 721-9563. t r .0664359. /helm" T 1,,.... re n. ..... .> .. rrr.i , .. �.+''i'�,.�,fr+l:P`: '.'v��1•. Mt, lFd 1MGE 22-T11E NEWS ADv 16AtTI%XFR1 DAT, Jtlt'i 12, ifl2 420 Tow «o� 420 T� 500 s* 500 S 580 s nce, 580 590 oaa nu d" 650 Auam MONARCWBAYLY WESTNEY ROAD NORTH 3 Bedroom Townhouse newly decorated, fridge and stove, 1 1/2 baths, single car garage, and basement $850 & $944/month plus hydro August Occupancy minimum gross income $2,880-$3,776/month required -683-9342 weekdays 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 550 Cottages For 550 Cottages For Sale A COTTAGE - $66,900 New 3 bedroom, extenor completed, plus all services Private sand beach. crystal clear lake, big private cit. 2 hr. drive. private sale Terms available 1-416-349-2911 +: PEARTRE FOR SALE CONSULTANTS By OWNER 173 DANIELS CRES., AJAX. 3 $159 900rooms, 1 112 baths, cent. air 1V coed. & cent vac. Quiet cres., ODn hernial, available Monday landscaped yard. 427-9202. OPEN HOUSES Out* Sentice all Appiwolai; $113 FINLEY AVE. S., AJAX. 165 000 SAT. a SUN., JUNE 12 a 13,12- E 4. Bung. on transit rte. 3 bdrms. RAYCAN FINANCIAL LTD. Priced to sell. Call 427-2385. to 6 .m. For further information call Oshawa 433.8901 or Pick. 42 WAYWELL ST., WHITBY SAT. '184 900 A SUN., JUNE 12 i 13, 1-4. 11184.2s34 Charming raised bung. 3+1 PERSONAL Hairdresser . need '- , tam. rm. w/fp., very desir. h�.y.._orhood. Call 4310-6133. _ 590 Business 1849 MALDEN CRES., r205000 PICKERING. SAT. & SUN. 124. f Charming 3 bdrm. exec. home In desir. Pick. area. Sunken I!v rm. experience. (061792) with cath. ceding. Farr. rm, w/tp. the blind? Does your minister 8 sliding glass drs. to Ige deck mail advertising company is Ioohung to a partner :o loin our and much more. Cal 839-9479 Phone tied up -use your Fax machine to send us your cimillied ad. Remember to include your conpany's name, address t phone. COME -AND i WORSHIP AMBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH '82C Wh„fes Ra. h "The Famhiv ChJrch 'WORSHIP 11 00 A.M. 839.1303 Pickering Standard Church (Methodist) Brock Rd. and Hwy. 97 Sunday: Sunday Scholl , 0:15 Worship: 11 a.m. and 7 p.m Wed. 7:30: Adult Bible Study and Christian Lie Club for children five - teens WESTNEY HEIGHTS 7N BAPTIST CHURCH Meeting at Applecroft Public School 55 Coles Ave. North, Ajax (Just East of LOEB Pta2aj MORNING WORSHIP 10:00 A.M. Rev. James Rendle, Pastor 686-1720 Dunbarton-Fairport United Church 1066 Dunbarton Rd, Pickering 839-7271 Worship i vice b School 1030 &AL Ctwch Sella 10:30 am m Class MORTGAGES and bares. 90 % � Review 1V down payment also arranged. Any amount available. ODn hernial, available Monday value- propertyCall Doug or Rick 668-6605. NOt1Ce Out* Sentice all Appiwolai; Community Financial Services. 3 p.m., and Wednesday 1 to 6 Call TAKE advantage of low interest p.m. Pickering Thurs. 390 p.m. RAYCAN FINANCIAL LTD. rates. 7 first mortgages to 6 .m. For further information call Oshawa 433.8901 or Pick. 571 -2N0 0lslnswa (with moneyy sawed options). In s home personalized service. 7 ering 420-8781 (TF) 11184.2s34 days a week Pilon 725.6123. 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, professional service, 24 hours. EQUIGUARD MORTGAGE AVON Start your o1lm business W". Be an Avon Saks dealer. No Inventory to buy. Flexible hotrs. Great earning opportunity. Call 41 H19-1574 (leave message) CHRISTINA LORD SERVICES 670 Personals MORTGAGES and bares. 90 % BIRTH control and family plan. nin� counselling. Free and MORTGAGESfnancing 1st 6 2ndi 10 95% o down payment also arranged. Any amount available. ODn hernial, available Monday value- propertyCall Doug or Rick 668-6605. to Friday. 830 am. to 4:30 p.m. Clnic in Oshawa Tuesday, 1 to Out* Sentice all Appiwolai; Community Financial Services. 3 p.m., and Wednesday 1 to 6 Call TAKE advantage of low interest p.m. Pickering Thurs. 390 p.m. RAYCAN FINANCIAL LTD. rates. 7 first mortgages to 6 .m. For further information call Oshawa 433.8901 or Pick. 571 -2N0 0lslnswa (with moneyy sawed options). In s home personalized service. 7 ering 420-8781 (TF) 11184.2s34 days a week Pilon 725.6123. PERSONAL Hairdresser . need a personal hairdresser for your _ 590 Business 70 Personals wedding days For professional results, call Carmela at 686- Opportunities 7372 over 20 years of JESUS says, can the blind leai, experience. (061792) ATTENTION Printers Direct the blind? Does your minister EXCITING Phots of Roommates mail advertising company is Ioohung to a partner :o loin our wear gles ass? The hireling m . Cindy, Wendy and Lisa. For business. (Investment required). the hired minister. Micah 3:11. information. write. Cindy Price. Please call 428-5783. (061892) Isaiah 56:10-12. John 10 11. Box 670 -RD, Kelowna. B.0 V1Y Jim Campbell, 1.705.953.9475. 7P4. Adults only pleases J W AUCTION SALE Sat., June 13 at 11:00 &M. Property of Mr. E. MacKinnon on the third concession, east of Cherry - wood off Altona Rd., Ford tractor, 2 Ford pickups. '85 Renault car, model A and T parts. Flat bed trailer, cement mixer, assorted dishes, household furniture, and many other items. Terms cash. Earl Gauslin Auctioneer 640-3079 670 Personals DISTRESS Centre - Need someone to talk 1 07 Call us anytime. 433.1121. 427.5839. Am ' qwml MORE FLIGHTS FROM CANADA TO MORE EUROPEAN DESTINATIONS ON RELIABLE AIR CANADA -- Pickering Village United Church 300 Church St N., Ajax 683-4721 ON ON Rev. Howard Zurbrigg Phyllis Spencer Airfare Only Worship ii Sunday School 10:30 am. Aug. t 6 Sept. 15 departures from Toronto 739 ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE REV. JAMES BIGGS WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL 11:00 A.M. TO ADVERTISE YOUR CHURCH'S SERVICES OR SPECIAL EVENTS PLEASE CALL JANICE AT 683-5110. Document & Revision Of COmpletb n of Draft GO Transit, the interregional public transit service owned and operated by the Province of Ontario, has and review of its current been carrying out an assessment Environmental Assessent Class Document (Class EA). With comments and input received to date, GO has now complThe Gass EA outli eted a draft revised document. nes the process for assessing the environmental impact of activities undertaken by GO Transit and ensuring that impacts are addressed and minimized, in teltttt`i compliance wish 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 the draft is encouraged to writs GO Transit by July 6, 1992. The final version of tfw 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 M3J 3J8, (416) 461 r ext. 427. QAMTRAW MANCHESTER Aug 16 -Sept. 15 $739 GLASGOW Aug. 16 -Sept 15 $739 PARIS Aug 16 Sept 21 $698 Air Canada LYON Aug. 16 -Sept. 21 $748 NICE Aug. 16 -Sept. 21 $828 Airfare only oeparture5 from Toronto Seats are limited and subject to availaauty M ^'3!. S:J JC+ ir"i 3 y pd rcnasr erre otter -orhdiUons apory Fares are higher depending on dates of departures Some !ares subject to government approval RAIL TRAVEL IN BRITAIN Save Time - Save Money - Enjoy the Comfort and Convenience of BritRail CHOOSE FROM THESE GREAT RAIL BARGAINS THE FLEXIPASS Travel any 4 days within a consecutive 8 -day period Adult Standard $I” Adult First Class $ W CONSECUTIVE DAY PASS �s259 8 days consecutive travel Adult Standard $ �9 Adult First Class s3ft LONDON EXTRA See the best of London and also take easy rail trips to many of the historic and beautiful cities and nearby towns. Package has a special rail pass offering unlimited travel to many fascinating nearby destinations, and the London Visitor Traveliand — good for unlimited travel within greater London on London Transport's red buses and -underground. First Standard Adurt Child Adun Chia 3 -day London Extra $120 $60 $96 $48 Achy London Extra $145 SM $115$55 7-fty Laden Extra $209$109 $169$95 Ask about Youth and Senior rates. Longer durations available on all rail passes. - REMEMBER — THESE GREAT RAIL BARGAINS CAN ONLY BE PURCHASED IN CANADA Ask for your copy of the 1992 Go BritRail Brochure! Sears Club ■ MM&7d* u very mwwldiing Ask for a Sears Club brochure, and got as thetai dels, nt all Pickering Town Centre 42x7600 PROTECT YOUR VACATION WITH VOYAGEUR TRAVEL INSURANCE — WE RECOMMEND IT! PricePrices and dates shown are ease available at adverbsng deadlines and are sub)ea to being sold our a change and to a surcharge by the s may vary dependhng upon date d travel. accommodation selected and are per person based on double occu opefsta without notice. conditions applicable to these are those detailed lin the parity unless otherwise stated. Terms and offerings suppliers brochure(s) Prices shown do not include any applicable taxes, G.S.T., surcharges. and/or service charges. or any item of a personal nature. urdess specified. This offer may not be valid to confunetan with any other discount or incentive offered by either Sears Travel or its supplier(s), s Copyright, 1992 Sears Canada Inc. Any reproduction without the written consent of Sears Canada Inc. is prohibited. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS Travellers should be aware that different Living standards and practices and different standards and conditions with respect to the Provision of ut*W. services and accomrmodabons may exist outside of Canada. Sears Canada Inc d.b.a. Sears Travel Service Ont. Reg. No 2264141. your money's worth ... and more 1 k �;; a • • 44 9 F 11 19 a a WORLD'S GREATEST DAD! t, 90 per 'month 1:.�--- i 1991 SHADOW= CONVERTIBLE! s BRAND NEW 1992 COLT 100E SIL SCT M4 IrA 4 ql, 5 s>fiL. ckM * �" b deo, Iow ww% vat+► +p0r. dlloillr, brShm '11111110 w� pka Blfch up& err Itmw pBr moult or ` $7487"7 BRAND NEW: 1992 VOYAGER SOL I7E0;1 krd 3A L. W. &AM franc, „. 7 vac nd* w b% 0. s, P. b.. do! =00 wit * 1-- Nift $Wft dodo and much mow. Olrlr Pa► wads or 1992 ACCLAIM THE NEWS ADVEfi<'1 &OR FRIDATI JUNE It 1""AGE 23 FATHERS DAY'. Irxiudes: Elect. blue dear oDat, 7vT doth vinyl buckets, drive side air bag, 5 SpA. man. trans., 2.5 L. turbo ER engine, ' power 6 -way seat, AM/FM stereo etas-Ck SOL 1117" Ind 2.5 L anpi *afro. vawr stalir 9. per► r brakw it ca+i, K knew. AMI M wet, call trlalk IraBN pier mow. onh m yrnl01*1 � SALE 11,9c1500": ., gul order pig. 25J, add for custom triples, p.w., p.d.l., �p.m., Aft, Cruise, alum wheels Stk #M26. 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Orly ONy 30,500 min Balakee •� - s tsA1yFY wcsasslM, akkti•lodr of factory warranty Whom 7 99500 aOOe akar ��� 111. 11,000 wiw, irslkel b - pMrswae "a+'61i �� ' alive Balnce d belly ONLY 13,600 MILES s a I t" � ` ,'I owner Only nce a factory warany.wlaDle `LOADED• araileme 11111ance at�p1y w'""A 'LOADED wa w* aw+ame• SALE ONLY 32,000 ALES PAYMENTS BASED ON IO MONTHS 12.5% APR. $1.000 CASH OR TRADE EQUIVALENT DOWN, PLUS FREIGHT i ALL APPLICABLE TAKES DOWN. REBATE _ ASSIGNED TO DEALER. EG. BORROWING $10,000 - FOR 60 MONTHS 40 12.5% APR. COST OF BORROWING IS $,1,498(10, WITH A MONTHLY PAYMENT OF $22498 TOTAL PAYING BACK $13,49880 - REBATE ASSIGNED TO DEALER. PLUS FREIGHT i ALL APPLICABLE TAXES. THEY'VE GOT TO 00 NOW, DURHAM'S LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALER See the Chlyaler E Kvksrfs for Best SeWcow, Best SewtCe. Nn I CHRYSLER DEALER GETS BETTER WE W I NOT BE UNDERSOLD NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED PLYMOUTH VILLAGE CHRYSLER AJAX LTD. • • 19MM0111000'M 1111 NOM: AJAN • 4NO82M - - - - - - a ►� : SERVICE OPEN ALL r DAY SATURDAY o AND EVERY NIGHT Dore..` Special Senkces Offered ler a • w . J;,1 00*Cr'• .•e •S.f. ler a PAGE MTBE NEWS ADYElTISM FUMY, AM 1% AM 1/2 PRICE { SELECTED IOK GOLD CHAINS, ; CHARMS, EARRINGS AND BRACELETS 40% OFF SELECTED NEVADA"' JEANS FOR WOMEN #36085/6/7. Reg. 29.99. Eoch .......................17.99 50% OFF WOMEN'S SELECTED T-SHIRTS AND SWEATERS 50% OFF ALL WOMEN'S REG. PRICED FULL LENGTH SPRING COATS 50% OFF SELECTED V"I.PETITES' SWEATERS AND CARDIGANS 50% OFF ESLEEP SLEEPWEAR Reg $20-28 Eo_$10-14 S10-14 499 EACH CANVAS TOTE BAG, CHOICE OF 3 STYLES 1599 EA. PR. WOMEN'S LEATHER OR SLING BACK SANDALS -_ _. - ._. -.�._ _ M'..�u.. .. wY.+Y... .. .. ., w•-.�.Y,M�7�T r��.!•%o' i.'"Jn., ;`eP'MF.•Y•. +. , ` :749_ 1 9"EA.' MEN'S BEACHWEAR Assorted swim trunks, • tanks, T-shirts, beach pants and beoch jackets. 1499 EACH MEN'S DENIM JEANS 100% cotton in Black or Navy. 30-38. 1 SATURDAY- 41L SUNDAY TOO SATURDAY., JUNE 13, 8:30 A.M.-6 P.M. SUNDAY, JUNE 14, NOON -5 P.M. f/3 PRICE 3/4" SCROLLER SAW Variable speeds from 0- 3000 strokes per minute, indexed Bose 923112. Reg 149 99 Eoch 74.99 $100 OFF 3 -IN -1 GAS MOWER C-4-)0�� 22 &36260 $361 OFF $130 OFF = 399.99 12'88 EACH GIRLS' DRESSES Spring and Summer styles 7-16. 40% OFF SHORTALL SETS Infonts 20-32 Ib., toddler 2-3X. Reg. 15.99-17.99 F" f 00_0 m 6►" EACH BOYS' POLO SHIRTS Assorted solids, stripes. 8-18, S -XL. 12" EA. we. SONIC® SHOE CLEARANCE +45-50% OFF ALL REG. -PRICED SEARS-O-PEDIC* SLEEP SETS $100-500 OFF ALL REG. PRICED SOFAS 25% OFF 10-15% OFF ALL REG. - PRICED CHAIRS $100 OFF ALL REG. PRICED •SOFABEDS ZO-S5% OFF ALL REG. PRICED YOUTH BEDROOM PIECES ;100-900 OFF ALL REG. PRICED 4 -PC. MASTER BEDROOM SUITE 999 EACH MEN'S DRESS _ SHIRTS Short -sleeve KoolWeave shirts. 999 EACH MEN'S SHORTS Assorted summer styles in sizes 30-40. 1299 EACH MEN'S PRINT SHIRTS Floral print rayon shirts. S, M, L, XL. 599 EA. 'PR. MEN'S CANVAS SHOES Terry -lined in sizes 7-12. 10=20% OFF ALL REG. PRICED OCCASIONAL FURNITURE $40-600 OFF ALL REG. PRICED 5 -PC. DINING ROOM SUITES (KENMORE MAJOR APPLIANCES 4W $32-159 orf ALL REG. w111M um ALL REG. PRICED PRICED $99 EACH $361 OFF $130 OFF VHS VCR's... DECORATIVE LIGHTWEIGHT 18 -GU. FT. SIDE- EASY -CLEAN HURRY IN ACCESSORIES UPRIGHT VACUUM BY -SIDE RANGE $20-150 am Jug 9•s 6. with s.3 arnp motor. 830120. REFRIGERATOR Whift#90110. white o*. tlm1o. 'Reg. 629.99. 20% OFF COLOR TTEELEVVISIEODNIS 'SILHOUETTE' 9• (Reg. 124 .99. Ea... $$" Each ...................... $199 $130 OFF 1982 OFF $130 OFF FROM I A" TO 28" WINDOW SHADES GI MISTER VACUUM > 6 -PROGRAM BUILT-IN iO.4O'Xi OFF BY HUNTER WITH POWERHEAD 1300 wr,ats of deareirtg WASHER " DISHWASHER ALL REG. PRICED DOUGLAS I #32652. Ea..297.99 � , White, #41160. Reg. 659.99. Each.... 5 -button. W te. #41351. 1` 629.99. Ea..... $4" - COMFORTERS AND 200/0379.99. 5s9.9q - BEDSPREADS ALREADY $749 EACN $110 OFF 10 ONLY 50% OFF ' REDUCED PRICE 18 -CU. FT. TOP : - &PROGRAM PER STORE Reg. woes shoMm -ALL REG. PRICED OF CUSTOM MOUNT DRYER COMPACT . am seers a10� DUVETS... - ' -WINDOW Y " REFRIGERATOR while. #81160. :� ;MICROWAVE OVEN SALE PRICES END SUN., JUNE 14, ASSTD. COLORS RETURNS R .� s Aknond only $4os28. 449.99. " EEca...................339.99 69 EACH - unless otherwise stated, while quantities Last _ ;,C/� If 2 00, NO PAYMENTS NO PROBLEM" wo oav"Wo Of ae►aa une oa , ,see oA eov►orea a seas,nere: eo ao� Wpeyy ,,, oved aedll. 'No Prpnenls' over to eny ainpk Nem of t�00 or mae k our FemWnt11e"'t x your money's worth... and more m apps, T pr om' 4°' °�%* � e � � MAJOR APPLIANCES, HOME ELECTRONICS AND FURNITURE ARE ALSO AVAILABLE IN OUR REXDALE, WARDEN AVE AND DIRE MALL CLEARANCE CENTRES. Visit Sears PickerinaTown Cantrp- Dk~%.ftA01"1W1d%We'rcopen Mon: Fri. 10:00 am: l:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 am. -6:00 p.m. . .lF Y A•� 1 , , . •i