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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1992_06_14ITS GOLF SEASON! W nkday Mttmbaraltipa from $110" per year Full Seaham 7 days from M Per year 683-3210 Annandale Country Club _ P.O. Box 91 AJAX L1 3C2 H 111IFS ADVIATISIR` P[CW,RM UM CENM OPEN SUNDAY fmf+1-5 P.M. SincW, Jure 14, 1992 24 poges A Metrolond Community Newspoper Pressrun 37,000 510 + 40 GST - 55cents Vol. 111 No.24 t �<< A special person was crowned Queen of Roland Michener Public School for the day Thursday. Crossing guard Debbie Kirk was recognized for her commitment to students since the Ajax school opened in 1988. Debbie, who also worked as a Block Parent and classroom helper, will be missed when she moves out of town later this month. "She is a committed and caring individual who has been at her post rain or shine," says vice-principal Nancy MacLeod. 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A teenage boy was arrested in a field near Hillcroft St. and Crestwood Dr. around 12:40 p.m. after police received a tip. Police are not releasing the name of the youth because of the Students learn the dangers of drunk driving By MICHELLE BAIN Journalism Intern AJAX-PICKERING - Judy Gerrard has been living through a "nightmare" since Jan. 18,1986. On that day, her 15 -year-old daughter, her husband and two other passengers were killed and she was seriously injured when their vehicle was struck by a truck being driven by a drunk driver. They were returning to their home in Unionville after her daughter's swim competition at the Pickering Recreation Complex when they were in the deadly accident on Brock Rd. "My daughter won her first gold medal that Saturday but she never saw it because they weren't being presented until Sunday," recalls Ms. Gerrard - The driver of the truck was convicted of impaired driving and sentenced to two years less a day in jail. "I was devastated," says Ms. Gerrard. "I was angry and upset. I wanted the man to suffer the See 'WE—Page 3 Young Offenders Act, nor are they releasing the identity of the murder victim. Police say the cause of death was a single stab wound to the chest. Constable Grimley said a large kitchen knife was recov- ered. He would not say where it was found, only that it was "not in the house." As police conducted their 'nvestigation of the murder site, residents of the quiet middle- class neighborhood congregated in :mall groups around the cor- doned off area. Neighbors presented differing pictures of the murder victim who they say was married — but apparently separated — with a son and a daughter. A former neighbor who lived near the family for more than 12 years before moving out a year ago told the News Advertiser she "knew something like that was going to happen." 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Ms. Gerrard is now an active member of Mothers Against Drinking and Driving (MADDY Students at Arch- bishop Denis O'Connor High School in Ajax recently learned about the dangers of drinking and driving during an emotional and grrppeog psesea- otiim by MADD. "The purpose of going around to high schools is to Wise awareness of driWdng and driv> m" mm member Ginty Hoberly edd the sm- dewts. "Whether or not you drink is a pa 3aW choice." half-morlrgiraaddatslghter was Wed by = impaired driv- er. "We watt to prevent people horn suffering the Pak we've gone . through," said Ms. Hadtedy. "You (students) are our future and we can't afford to lose even one of you through something as senseless as drinking and driving." Durham Regional Police community services officer constable John Logan was on hand for any legal questions the students might have. "We've come to talk to you because you can prevent some- one from drinking and driv- ing," Mr. Logan told the toms. "I know there are a ka of party times at your age- If you have a party, and it doesn't matter if you supply the booze or not, if you allow someone who is drunk to get in a car and leave and that person gets in an acci- dent, you will be sued." The presentation also lea - tared a film put together by Mento Pd= and MADD end - 7 dad Missing You. It contained saw graplb drunk of ,crashes drivers and photos of victims ,.Of wont mish*L What did the omkoa think ,.-about the MADD presenta- 5;�9 "The presentation was informative, descriptive and very powerful." said 16 -year - `old Lee Burrows. "It showed ,the truth about drinking and ,driving." "It was very touching, very emotional," said Jeannie Larocque, 17. "I would never ,drink and drive. especially rafter hearing about these peo- ple." Measles dutbreakMarted1"3 at high school science fair By DONNA DONALDSON - Durham Staff DURHAM - A measles out- break that started in the spring is linked to a high school science fair, says the region's medical officer of health. "We've had a measles outbreak going on for the past few weeks and months," says Dr. Robert Kyle, Durham's medical officer of health. "It's a school-based out- break and it has been in a number of schools in the region." Of the 58 students who got the measles, 48 of them participated in or visited the science fair at Whit- by's Anderson Collegiate on April 9. The students attend 13 elemen- tary schools and one high school in the public system and one sepa- rate elementary school, according to a report by the health depart- ment. Dr. Kyle says these st2tistics are based on cases up to May 26. "Measles is a viral infection," says Dr. Kyle. "There are a few symptoms and signs that are Prominent — a high-grade fever, and a typical widespread rash over the entire body." He says prior to the rash, vic- tims can experience red eyes, inflammation of the nasal passages and upper airways, and a cough. "The rash lasts for several days. But the concern we have with measles are the complications," says Dr. Kyle. The complications, which aren't all that common, include middle -ear infections, pneumonia, brain infection and even death. There is no treatment for the measles because it is viral, although it can be prevented by vaccination. However, Tylenol can keep the fever down and Calamine Lotion or rubbing alco- hol kahol can ease the itchiness of the rash, says Dr. Kyle. Students who have not been vaccinated, who were vaccinated prior to their first birthday or who were immunized prior to 1980 are excluded from school for up to 14 days after the last case of measles. 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Sears Guaranteed Home Improvements Tall: to someone you know 0-0-0 -• e= OSHAWA 725-4322 PICKERING 420-5582 SEARS CANADA INC. � r, �fi�➢i:��"�;etR"K�*�,�9`�':6o-.+7F'.► ;r,J.,.. PAGE 4 -TRE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. JUNE 14,195x2 Poickeringnot 1'dump m PICKERING - The town "has a lot more going for it than to be known as the dump capital of the Greater Toronto Area" and should let the provincial government know that, an MPP suggests. "I believe the people have done their share," Durham West MPP Jim Wiseman said at a press confer- ence Friday. "Everyone must let the Interim Waste Authority (IWA) know what it has been like to live next to the Brock West landfill site for the last 18 years," he said. Mr. Wiseman, an NDP member, is reacting to news that the IWA is looking at seven potential dump sites here for the region's waste. The candidate sites ring the hamlet of Whitevale, with one just north of Cherrywood and another between Green River and Brougham. A pro- posed 804 -acre dump that would be shared by Metro and York regions is located on the Pickering - Markham townline. A total of 17 Durham sites was announced recently by the IWA, with Bowmanville and Port Perry also targeted as host communities. The list will be shortened to five or six sites in three mornths, with one preferred site to be chosen next spring - While W. Wiseman agrees with Pickering politicians who are opposed to having a dump "in our backyard again," he says he will support a site here if the IWA decides it's the best possible one. "If (the site) can pass a full envi- ronmental assessment, then that's the site and I will be supporting it," he said But, if the site is "virtually equal" to another site, Mr. Wiseman expects the issue of "social equity to kick in. "I feel very strongly about the issue of social equity...should a community that has been forced to Like other's garbage for the last 20 years continue to have to shoulder this burden forever?" He pointed to residents who have told him "horror stories about not being able to enjoy their sum- mers in their backyards and manv OELIMY SERVK;E waCtH FOR THESE INERTS It R YEFIS CottttH Q TO YOMt noon tlt'IIHt roup I S ADVERT1S61 CARRIER TODAY AW N THEWS AHEAD SUNDAY, JUNE 14192 NEWS ADVERTISER (AJ WICK) hGA (AJAX/PICK) AJAX HOME WEEK (AJAX) K MART (AJAXIMCK.) 'A&P (PICK) LOBLAWS (AJAX/PICK) 'CANADIAN TIRE (PICK) M&M MEATS (AJAX) 'DISCOVERY BAY (AJAX) MIRACLE FOOD MART (AJAX/PICK.) DOMINIONAJAX/PICK PICKERING TOWN CENTRE (AJA)/PICK] -F� CITY (AJAX) ) SAV -A -CENTRE (PICK) _ SEARS (AJAX/PICK) DWhwW to ssrNeMd hossub s awy A d0 TM�5(_l ' tAppsrtdRroytiip who indicated they have suffered bad heal+ because of the dump." While there's no report in the works on possible health hazards associated with a landfill site, Mr. Wiseman wants a repot on air qual- ity testing undertaken by the previ- ous Liberal government "to be brought forward as evidence." Mr. Wiseman supports the pro- cess because it involves the eommu- nity and allows for full environmen- tal assessments, though he has "absolutely no idea" how much tax- payers will spend finding a dump site. (Before the province became involved in waste management, the region spent about $4 million look- ing for a site, finally choosing P1 as the best site. It's also being consid- ered by the IWA-) mpp The town has warned Mr. Wise_ tier it will fight the province if a site is chosen in Pickering. `"I1re town is committed to go the distance," said acting mayor Mau- rice Brenw. If you want to make your views known, write to the IWA c/o C. E. (Erv) McIntyre at WalerPark Place, 20 Bay St., Suite 1625, Toronto, Ontario, M5J 2148. PICKERING - Not everything that conies out of a dump stinks. A firm that converts naturally - occurring landfill gas into electricity will officially open the Brock West Landfill Gas Power Plant, the first of its kind in Canada, on Tuesday. Eastern Power Developers mas- terminded the concept and operate the plant, which produces electricity for 6,000 homes by using gas pro- duced by bacteria in the Brock West dump. Since the plant reached full capacity in July, there have been no more complaints about odor at the dump, says Greg Vogt of Eastern Power Developers. In addition, the company esti- mates the gas plant will prevent more than 2,000 tons of acid rain Pickering firm wins $1.5-M road contract DICKERING - A Pickering company has been awarded a S1.5 - million government contract and has been able to re -hire laid -off workers. Ehrpa Construction & Materials Ltd., Brock Rd., has entered a con- tract with the provincial ministry of transportation to make improve- ments to Hwy 2. in the Port Hope Exporting seminar for companies PICKERING - A free seminar on exporting will be offered to Picker- ing companies Tuesday - The owners of two local compa- nies who've successfully competed on the international market will share their expertise. They are Dr. P. J. Simmons of Eco -Tec Inc. and Wayne Kim of Sam Negma Inc. A representative from the min- istry of industry, trade and technolo- gy will also attend to answer ques- tions The seminar will begin at 8:30 a.m. sharp in council chambers at the Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. Coffee and registra- tion begins at 8 am. It's expected the seminar will end K 11 or 11:30 am. You can pre -register by calling the town's Economic Development Office at 420-2007. Drop-in regis- tration on the day of the seminar will be accommodated as space allows. district. The job will include paving, upgrading drainage and widening the highway east of Cemetery Rd. in Bowmanville to Hwy. 35/115. "We're happy to have the work at the present time,- says company co-owner John Aprile. About 30 workers previously laid off have been re -hired, he says. "That's good news." Durham East MPP Gordon Mills, who announced the project, says it will create the equivalent of 52 jobs for one year. The work is scheduled to be completed by early September. Obituary M5 ay, Kathryn - (A.M.C.T. Deputy Clerk, Town of Pickering). Entered into rest at Centenary Hos- pital on Wednesday, June 10, 1992. Kathryn King, in her 44th year, beloved mother of Scott and Suzanne. Loving daughter of Sophie and Henry King. Dear sister of Alex, James and Nancy. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Interment Erskine Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Ajax -Picker- ing United Way or the Canadian Cancer Society. emissions annually by displacing coal-fired power. Ontario Hydro purchases all power produced by the facility under a 20 -year contract. Both Metro Toronto and Picker- ing will be paid about $14 million in royalties by Eastern Power Developers over the first 10 years of operation. Eastern Power Developers won a Pickering Economic Development Award for the project and are cur- rently working on another plant for Metro's Keele Valley landfill. Mr. Vogt says it's hoped the Keele Val- ley plant will be the largest in the world. "Environmentally, it's a big plus," he says of the gas plant. "It's a money maker." The company is also pursuing other landfill gas power opportuni- ties elsewhere in the province and the world- The orldThe electricity -producing method uses up methane, a compo- nent of landfill gas that contributes to global warming. Mr. Vogt says the method is the wave of the future because of its environmental bene- fits. fits. But it takes years to get a Potential plant through government red tape, he says. "All the people want the same questions answered... We deal in... "JUST" CLAIMS!" • WORKERS' COMPENSATION • LONG TERM DISABILITY • SHORT TERM DISABILITY • CANADA PENSION PLAN • REHABILITATION OVER 1S YEARS EXPERIENCE IN CLAWS MANAGEMENT - FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION OtsAett.mr CC c�ut.TAtrir 831-2605 0 0 r 0 StXMY CAMM OF THE NIEEI( B Andrew enjoys plalrinS piano. Ninbndo, busbsil and swimmnp. Andrew received a McDoaWs maw-" compliment d the News Adwrissr. for bswq our Sundwy CarrW 4 . St. Mary School has region's top co-op student 1] r� J Is AJAX-PICKERING - A kindergarten teaching assistant who studies at St. Mary Catholic Secondary School in Pickering is tops. Kelly McClean has been named this year's most outstand- ing student in the separate school board's co-operative education program. Miss McClean, who helped out at St. Marguerite Bourgeoys School in Pickering this year, was recognized for her enthusiasm at a recent employers' appreciation breakfast. The event, hosted by St. Mary and Archbishop Denis O'Connor High School in Ajax, also recog- nized a student from each of those schools who contributed and bene- fited most from their placement. Marcel Verner, who worked in the engineering department at General Motors, received St. Mary's award of merit, while Jeff Dalton got the same award from DO'C for his efforts in the militia at the Oshawa Armoury. One student from each school was also given a chance to talk about what they learned. St. Mary's Paul Kerrivan spoke about his experience with the Canadian Coast Guard, while DO'C's Tanva Sutherland shared secrets of per- forming an autopsy after working at the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. In total, 60 students from the two schools took part in this year's co-op program. Among its benefits is career clarification, according to Joan Taylor, St. Mary's co-op education head. "Some realized the career they were studying wasn't for them and will be looking more closely at what's out there," she says. "Oth- ers became even more convinced that's what they want to be ... and will do everything in their power to follow their dream." For others, summer employ- ment was a plus. "A fair number" were offered summer jobs with their co-op employer, says Ms. Taylor. But students aren't the only ones who benefit from the pro- gram, she adds. "Employers found the program worthwhile because it gave them an opportunity to have some input in the school system, teach students about what's being used in the real world," Ms. Tay- lor notes. "Many employers also praised (the students') enthusiasm and spirit, saying it recharged them and allowed them to look at their own position with new eves." 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They raised about $5,800 for the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation on a recent walk-a- thon. Here, Ryan's brother Andrew and Gahiz Almini carry a sign announcing the purpose of the walk. Cystic fibrosis is an inherited fatal disease which affects the respiratory and diges- tive systems. . photo by Ron Pietroniro Hatchback, Wmal excise tax, cabermt rod, titanium cloth, Proferred oquiptnent pkg. 016A • manual air =4b0^ing • light oonvenima 9�p • P� steering • 1.91. SER engine, automatic Irmsaxie • P17&70R13 BSW tiros, prontotiwtal tin conversins oangor b10a ock heater. 7 Plus all taxes, rebate to dealor. 6 00 PAGE G -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAX JUNE ll 1"2 Workingtogether It's a req country,eh-- only way to win issue Why it's great to be a Canadian. 0 0 continental Champion Brett 'the dump s to (Apologies to those of you who've Hit Man' Han sent your thoughtful pieces on ..--.. •Bryan Adams, Anne Murray, Residents and politicians of A' and Pickering this matter to the News Advertiser Cowboy Junkies. po Jaz g -- and all of Durham as we get closer [o this great coun-A�j News The best hockey players still region -- are going to have to work together if the current dump site issuetry'Fji4 s 125th birthday): editor's come from Canada, even if most is to be successfully resolved. • Hockey almost year-round. play for American teams. We must all stand united as the province searches for a site to handle - Lacrosse in summer when notes - Bobby Orr, Wayne Gretzky, Durham's waste. A total of 17 potential sites in Pickering, Pon Perry and we're in desperate need of a fix of Mario Lemieux, when he's not Bowmanville were announced recently by the NDP government's Interim hockey. We can't tell the differ- killing my beloved Bruins. Waste Authority (IWA). This list will be shortened to five or six sites in ence, so bad are the DTs we suf-- - • Most Yanks still think the three months, with one preferred site to be chosen next rip . But leav- sP g fere 401's a four -lane dog sled track so ing it to the province could prove disastrous. It's our region, our towns • Muskoka after blackfly sea- • Canadian beer — despite the they stay away, except for those and our people who are going to have live with the results. son. price, because of the quality. So avid snow skiers who think they And Durham West MPP Jim Wiseman seems to agree. Though it's not - Readily -accessible supply of what if it's twice the cost of can find the white stuff up here 12 a surprise to learn he will support his government if it decides the best site Off to kill Muskoka mosquitoes American suds? It's 10 times bet- months of the year. is located in Pickering, he promises the issue of "social equity" will be the size of a Buick. ter than the stuff they swill south - k. d. laing, who one year taken seriously. - John Candy, Dan Aykroyd, of the border. announces she's a vegetarian and "Should a community that has been forced to take take other's garbage Mike Meyers. - Canadian football. Only three ticks off her many fans who are for the last 20 years continue to have to shoulder this responsibility?" he - No Darryl Gates, no Water- chances to move the ball 10 yards. cattle farmers and the next year asks. gate (Our politicians don't resort No wimpy fair catches allowed. makes it public that she's a lesbian Wiseman says he supports the IWA process because it involves the to such shenanigans secretly; they - The Grey Cup, a great excuse and alienates herself from homo- community. If Pickering residents are really tired of plugging their noses do it in public). for a national booze -up. phobic country -music -loving red - whenever they leave their homes, they should put Mr. Wiseman and his - The hilarious hijinks of the • We worship a rodent on our necks. government to the test by voicing their concerns to the IWA. ninnies in Ottawa during Question nickels, Bullwinkle on our quar• The freedom of speech we Regional council must also get together and fight the possible Saturday Period. ters. enjoy that allows k.d. to say that closure of the Brock West dump. As many as 500 people use this dump • The Maritimes with a plateful - Little chance Bullroney's mug and me to say this. every Saturday. If closed — as proposed by Metro to save money -- the of lobster, the Rockies under a will ever make it on any form of - The war effort of brave Cana - problem of roadside dumping will be a filthy reality. The town of Picker- fresh blanket of snow, Niagara currency, bogus bills excepted. dians like my late father who ing already spends about $100,000 a year cleaning up illegal dumping. Falls on an empty bladder. - Don Cherry and Ron McLean, fought to preserve that freedom of Ajax dishes out approximately 5120,000 annually to deal with the prob- • The horse troughs in the co-stars of Coach's Corner, the speech. lem. men's washrooms at Maple Leaf best comedy on TV next to the J The time to fight is now. But as we take our garbage to the curb next Gardens, one of Canada's two World Wrestling Federation. Next time: How we're celebrat- week, let's not forget why we need another dump site and do our best to hockey shrines. • Canadian -born WWF Inter- ing Canada Day. cut down on waste by recycling, reducing and reusing. Letters Care and concern much appreciated Friends, neighbors thanked To the editor, I am writing this letter to tell you of the kind and wonderful people we have as friends and neighbors. We moved into our Rawlings Dr. house five years ago. This particular chapter of our life started on April 28 of this year. This is the day our son, our daughter's brother, was born. We quickly decided on naming him James (Jamie) after my deceased father. He was so precious. James was the first boy born between myself and three brothers. Jamie was strong and healthy. His birth weight was eight pounds, 12 ounces. He quickly adopted his own personality and was a loving and happy baby. Everything seemed so perfect. We had our daughter and now a son. We were a very happy family. the turmoil it continues to cause Suddenly in the early hours of within ourselves. We are in touch June 1, my wife Wendy found our with the SIDS foundation and we Jamie lifeless in his craddle. We know it will take a long time, but quickly called 911 and attempted they will help us live with this to revive our son's breathing and tragedy. heartbeat. The ambulance arrived I don't know how we would and took Jamie to Ajax -Pickering have ever made it this far without Hospital. We followed in our car our friends and neighbors. These holding on to any hope and people consoled us, listened to us, prayers we had. At the hospital, cried with us, brought us food they pronounced our son of five when it was apparent we were not weeks dead and informed us that the cause was SIDS, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. An autopsy confirmed this. SIDS, often referred to as crib death, strikes out at apparently healthy infants between the age of two weeks to one year. Their death is always sudden, unexpect- ed and unexplained. I can't express in words what this has done to our family and :::The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the, editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our read- ers. We reserve the right to edict letters for style, length andlegal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our infor- mation. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683- 7363. r by grieving family eating, and cared for our daughter to accept his death. He will when we could not cope or face always be remembered. "What we leaving the house. Their care and once enjoyed, we can never lose. support for us has been appreciat- All that we love deeply becomes ed and we are very thankful for part of us." (Verse taken from a the love they have shown. Scar Grace Salvation Army flyer.) In a world where there is so Once again thank you to all our much turmoil it is refreshing to friends and neighbors for their see that we are people and that we care and support in our time of do care for each other. need. We will dearly miss our son Ken and Wendy Burtt, James and will need a long time Pickering Common pause day needed to allow time for families To the editor, Sunday shopping! What a can of worms we've opened. I will establish immediately, I am dead against this for both selfish and moral reasons. Selfish because I work in retail and morally I think it is wrong to allow it, but if it is decreed legal to open stores on Sundays why can I not do my banking on Sundays, buy my wine or beer on Sundays or even re -new my drivers licence on Sunday? Surely what is okay for one sector of society should be good enough for all. If we are heading for a seven -day -a -week commercial style of life let's do it properly. "All or nothing at all" as the song goes. If retailers are open to satisfy Sunday shop- pers why can we not cash our lay cheques? (Probably because they are out shopping.) Of course I'm being sarcastic — banks and -the like shouldn't be open either. I feel Sunday shopping will eat into our society. We will have future generations who will only know one day the same as any other. In life today we need a "common pause day" where the pace is slower by choice — allowing time for family occa- sions, company picnics, etc. Politicians wake up. Ask the people. Take a proper vote and ask (1) Do you want Sunday shopping? and (2) what type of work are you in? I am always hearing "everyone wants Sunday shopping", well I'm part of everyone and I don't. R.M. Slater, Ajax News Advertiser � � JOAMIE MJ�IGFIARDT - Ed1a-in-ChW °°MN - nr N~ *4"MAK. vrerr»d «-w xndw. Wedne* ar as F+aw of 1ao c«rrn. Cid LIS . k a>. « Ow k 1: al d d br � � - � �� � rrwtpapen wMdr YURtIM Apr/RgnAnp Nowa AdwwlMr. ALIaO Barrttr. Bold Advaneo. 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AYb610WA ' ADYQIIINC -700-7 72 S*oond Claw Md R40*01M Number 1097. Aka guiaa M w- h Carwda I V". t70 wr edNo 16 r� u • IN 0 L r� u Billboard is a free feature for community events of a non-profit (nature. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard Items Is 10 a.m. the Monday prkx to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publica- tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. IEEE� BONSAI: The Mat- o suyama Bonsai Society is holding its annual show at the Northview Community Centre, 150 Beatrice St. E., Oshawa, Sun., June 14 from i to 5 p.m. Admission is $2, children under 12 are free. All are welcome 683-2568,725-2045. PARK MUSIC: The Ajox parks and recreation deportment will hold Music In The Park Sun., June 14, from 1 to 4 p.m., W Rotary Pork, at Parkes Dr., on the Ajax waterfront The band Smak Dabb will perform. A barbecue will be held Bring your own lownchair. 427-8811 (Linda Cork). 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 Everyone welcome 668-9510 or 427-6805. HERMITAGE PARTY: The Her- mitage Community Association will hold a Canada 125 party Sun June 14, from 1 1 a m to 2 p m. av the Hermitage Park or, Grf`ms Dr, Ajax The Ragweed czz Bcra .wi perform and a o,cyce cn rsr e held. The ocr'y s es ce^'s c Hermitage area A, , -x SEMS CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, "That's My Dad!! Sunday June 21" flyer, page B2, the Craftsman professional 10' compound mitre saw, 15 amp., #28461, is illustrated incorrectly. The blade included is the 44 -tooth reg. steel blade, not the 20 -tooth carbide tip blade. (Also, on Page B6, the Madras plaid sundress is not available for the promotion.) We apologize for 'this, inconvenience to ou c ustomars. (Leanne). CHILDSAFE: The Ajax -Pickering Red Cross will host a ChiidSafe 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 S40 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 i to 3 p.m. by a volunteer with the region of Durham's waste man- agement program. Composters will be available for S15 under a non- profit, government -subsidized pro- gram. 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 Boy1y St.. Ajax. 428- 6966 COMMUNITY LIVING: 5 The Ajax -Pickering aro Whitby Association for Community Living will hold its annual general meeting June 15. at 8 p.m., at the Pickering Central Library, One the Esplanade. Special speakers will be Julian Bay- ley of Ontario Association of Com- munity Living and Chairperson of the Planning. Policy and Priorities Committee. 427-3300. WEIGHT LOSS: The Lose Weight the Wellness Way support group will meet Mon., June 15 The group is for women and meets every Monday evening. For time, location or more Information, cal! 427-8216. STAMP CLUB: The Ajax Philatelic Society will meet Mon., June 15, at 7:30 p.m., at St. Bernadette's Church Parish Hall, at the corner of Harwood Ave. and Boyly St, Ajax. This is the final meeting of the sea- son. 683-0240 or 839-2068. CHOIR AUDITIONS: Auditions for the Jean McDonald Singers will be held Mon., June 15 for children, adults, pre -teens and high-school students. Call for an appointment 837-2611 FREE FROM FEAR: Free From Fear, a support 16group for those suffering from anxiety disorders, meets the first and third Tuesday of each month. Guest speakers. ;nfor- moton, educational materials 831- 3877. ALANON: Alcnon, a support group for friends and family of prob- lem drinkers. meets Tuesdays at 8 P m. at S' Paul's on -the -Hill Angli- can Church, 882 Kingston Rd . Pick- ering. 366-4072. 728-1020. AIDS: The AIDS Committee of Durham will meet to review Its Mis- sion Statement and Goals Tues . June 16, at 6 p m. Everyone wel- come Call 723-8201 to reserve a space and for the meeting loca- _A, THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAX AM 1419#2 -]PAGE 7 Your calendar of coming events tion. SCHOOL CONCERT: Blaisdole Montsssori School, 415 Toyneva!e Rd . Pickering, presents its end -of - year concert, The Four Seasons. Tues , June 16 at 10 a m. 286-5005. EXPORTING SEMINAR: A free seminar on exporting will be held for Pickering companies Tues, June 16 from 830 to i 1:30 a m in councii chambers at the civic complex, One The Esplanade Pre -register at 420-2007. Drop-in, registration on the day of the seminar begins at 8 a m WRITERS GROUP: The Ajax Writers Group will meet Tues . June 16, from 7 to 9 p m , at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, at the corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres 427-2682 COMING UP -- CIVIC AWARDS: An Ajax citizen wi!I be preserved 'ne Civic Awo-d Wed . June 17 In tine Commodore Room at the Ajax Community Cen- tre on Centennial Rd at 7 p m -ne award s a bronze plaque w!tn a ono*ographed rept ca of H M S Ajax, a ship in *he royal navy named after *he tow- of Ajax The cererrory is Coen to me ouol c ITALIAN DINNER: "he Ajax ons Club w no -d a^ •a,lan Dinner as part of Ajax Home 'Neek, on Wed. June 17 frorr 4 3C vo 8 W p m at -e Lions Ha!I on Clements Pd, ;ust west of Westney Rd Catering :s by ;,or.( and Stella Facc:o o Cost s S3 a plate SCHIZOPHRENICS: Friends of Schizophrenics, Durham chapter, will meet Wed., June 17, from 7 to 9 pm at St. Mark's church house, 200 Byron St S., Whitby. Dr. Margaret Fothergill will speak on Schizophre- nia and the Family 404-1301 EUCHRE: The Ladies Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion, branch 606, will host a euchre party Wed.. June 17 at 8 p m at the legion hall, 1555 Boyly St. Pickering. Admission $2, senior citizens S I. Prizes. lun- cheon 839-2990. TEA: A Strawberry Tea will be held at Ballycliffe Lodge, 70 Station St., Ajax, Wed . June 17, from 2 to 4 p.m Proceeds to the Alzheimer Society 683-2331 WOMEN AGAINST BOREDOM: Nomen Aga-st Boredom, a sui Par*, group for single mothers and divorced women, meets every Wednesday at the Coffee Time Donut Short at the corner of Hwy 2 and Brock goad In Pickering at 7 p m For more Information, coil 683- 5035 (Diane) HEAD INJURY: --e Head Injury Assoc W or, o= �D„rnart, Region will I Wed . June 17, ct 7 3C p m , at 459 Bond St E . Oshawa. Survivors group on mala floor, family and caregivers group upstairs if you need transporaron. call 723-2732 SCHOOL CONCERT: Ella scale Monressor Sc^oo 4'5 ,oynevale Rd , Picker ^g. presents its end -of - year concert. The _ove, Peace & Happiness Concert Wed. June 17 at 10 a m 286-5005 PAY ONLY , .I J - OQ ' (Reg. Price - $14-) 9I r 1 'VALID ' Monday. June 15 & Tuesda,*, June 16 ONLY. r ,- This Father's Day Shop Pickering Town Centre. Not only do we have it all for dad but we want to help you mug for your dad's mug. With a $25 proof of purchase: from any store in the Pickering Town Centre t (June 10th -16th) plus this coupon, we'll give you your photo on dad's mug for only $5!! (regular price $1.1.99). -This offer is valid June 15 & 16 only and is limited to the first 150 customers each day. Limit one per customer. Bring along your own snapshot (colour or black and white) or we'll take it for you! Go to the Photo On A Mug booth located next to the Info Desk. 0 • .. • . . . ... e - � T - � • - . • - t • + � ., �r ....... w—"-�'�'#r�r'�:w�i'u sw►«T.it _. aT. �i.�+•'w,,.. _ 1 PAGE WS ADVERTISER jUNE 14, 1"2 Pickering High's bases loaded with scholars PICKERING VILLAGE - If Pickering High School had a base- ball diamond for top scholars, its bases would be loaded. OAC student Bryan Archell was recently chosen a national scholar at the University of Toron- to, while Karen Schmidt and Milan Rezac just finished mentor - ship programs there. "My parents love it, the mort- gage loves it," Bryan jokes when asked how he feels about being accepted for the prestigious award. Bryan competed against 410 students from across the country and was chosen from 20 finalists to be among six scholarship recip- ients. He'll receive $5,000 a year for a total of four years of study and free residence in his first year. Last December, the university asked each Canadian high school to nominate one graduating stu- dent who best met the criteria of superior academic performance, original and creative thought, and exceptional achievement in a broad context. As part of the application pro- cess, each student was required to present a piece of original work. Bryan demonstrated a direct cur- rent motor design, admitting he loves science because "History is over and done with. Science gives you something to sink your teeth into and figure something out." He wants to be an aerospace engineer because "There's a great need for innovation in that field. The problem of getting off the earth requires a lot of creative thought" Bryan's modest about his aca- demic performance. "I'm luck} my grades have been going up instead of down. Some teacher's eraser must have slipped," he jokes. He considers himself -lucky to have some really good teachers who encourage you to use your brain instead of going simply by the book " c c t � Hear,Here NW )CmAdSNft awkyww. ALL 11'FES OF NENW ACS •New imovatiNe designs •Various assistive -Illaliadrre canal aids -Batteries and repairs PROM d sit D.VA, Wrot ADP, Ytt "Of llletw litut otltr, Yet ub anaamsidd Ca11 427-4277 P.AmAu4moft Sw%Un aft AllatAtft Avftiw Carle tMt Rigelos IY.11k, � MILAN REZAC Pickering High students seem to fare well at the university. Karen and Milan are proud to have completed a mentorship program there, which is designed for senior students who show considerable academic promise and are interest- ed in enriching their studies by assisting professors in research and lab work. Karen, a Grade 1 l student, worked in forestry on a recycled wood fibre experiment. Wnting a report for her professor "gave me a good idea of what they're looking for in university." But, she admits, the program "told me more about what I don't want to do than what I want to do. BRYAN ARCHELL I found the collection and testing of data boring. I still want to go into science, but I'm not sure where yet." For Grade 12 student Milan, applying mathematics to computer programs "reinforced my opinion that I want to go into math." He appreciated "actually work- ing with a professor" and enjoyed the university's resources which are "far greater than any high school could afford." Karen visited the university every other weak, while Milan was there once or twice a week. While taking part in the program, each was required to keep up with their regular work. ?0. 1* SUMMERCAMP ? 01 TOWN OF PICKERING DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES AND FACILITIES CAMP PIDACA (AGES 5-12 YEARS) LEARN THE BASIC CAMPING AND SURVIVAL SKILLS FIRE BUILDING, COOKING, TENTS, ARCHERY, WILDERNESS HIKE, CHILI COOKING CONTEST, SWIMMING EVERY OTHER DAY TWO WEEK FROM S7/.10 SESSIONS PER WEEK STARTING -BUSING JUNE 29, 1992 INCLUDED CREATIVE RAILINGS rWewill remove your existing metal railings & install an elegant formal custom oak railing. Also -railings to basement. CALL 287_9500 WE Trustee In Bankruptcy Offering all insolvency services including personal & corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 58 Rossland Rd. W. 721-7506 AJAX: 3 Harwood Ave. S. 619-1473 COBOURG: 72 King St. W. 37241744 Saturday & evening appointments available. FREE initial consultation. JAMES R. YANCH AJAX CIVIC AWARD All residents of Ajax and friends are invited to attend the presentations of the Ajax Civic Award. The Ajax Civic Award will be presented to an individual who has made a contribution of an outstanding nature to the well being of the community. The announcement and presentation will be held on Wednesday, June 17th at 7:00 p.m. at the Ajax Community Centre, Commodore Room. A reception will follow. Free admission. Further information may be obtained by calling the Mayor's secretary at 683-4550 Dentures of the highest quality We'll Make You Smile! Full Upper or Lower $299 Partial Upper or $399 Lower Satisfaction Guaranteed Harwood Mail Supercentre Dental Dental Office Office 294 Harwood Ave. S. 1792 Liverpool Rd Triple "C" Framing 'O Cs Co. Ltd. Cs� Manufacturers acturers of quality isqool picture frames & custom framing Limited Edition prints and posters by Canadian & International artists. ■ 220 Clements Rd. w•, Unit sit Ajax 686-9755 Clemens • Houne Mon. -Fri. 10.7 SaL 10.4 IL 'A Canadian Company - And Pmud Of it' Ian 0# r E - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 14,1992 -PAGE 9 COME CELEBRATE Kmart's WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17th, 19920 9 A.M. Kmart is pleased to invite you to the exclusive unveiling of its GRAND NEW LOOK. It's a new beginning that keeps us in tune with the needs of today's customers. We're reinventing the business that we invented. Come experience the Kmart of the future at: Pickering Town Centre 1355 Kingston Road Pieckeri"ng V =new fashions for women and kids V ulous selection of home fashions and accessories ♦ new brand names including Gitano, Sony, Casio and Sanyo 0 ie V bigger, brighter departments V power aisles with miles of merchandise to choose from V bold new signage and displays to help you find what you're looking for AND THAT'S NOT ALL... 0 v5 ...' . new ways to save, save, save - — C:D GRAN` 7 new customer services including -delicious fast food, bankin D0PE]11`A1NG :machines, photo studios, and more - ACTWIT S 4 A ,,7 hassle -free, one-stop checkout WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, '19 92 Y 4 .. . V push-button customer service a V coordinated merchandise displays for easier selection 40 F _ 7 a friendly, fun shopping environment r: SEE YOU AT Kmart..: YOUR LOWEST Vjh j V 9 a.m. Ribbon Cutting Ceremony ♦ Door Crasher Specials MYSTERY SHOPPER CONTEST PRIZES TO BE WON Free samples and product demonstrations V Free balloons V Unbeatable savings on everything in the store! i t -. 7777. - • :a.w � 14 {t�'vk�f�L,�r�9T*�.xi�3,,,� �h. e• i. Wt'�'.YY, 'A.., I 11 l f.� { . . t'• ri .«:�� '`� •I �'.4'' �I 1+' ♦I{ r. •a.{++•+! •+t •.p• Jift Vro"S"' AGB 104ni s NEVYSADVEW' M'ER sbftA\A� t4:692 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . ..r r • • t. L �� . • • M . • • ..• �.• 0 Support of a different sort for co puters By Leslie Flit As much as computers have enhanced our lives in both work and play, their advent has lead to a strain of related ailments. Known Primarily as 'repetitive motion dis- orders,' painful and numbing band and wrist afflictions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis and bursitis are the results of long hours spent pecking away at a computer terminal. In the last 10 years, such condi- tions have increased by almost 90% while over half of the employees in computer-related occupations have acquired repetitive motion disor- ders. Before you revert back to a scratch pad and pencil, however. there is help. Olenroot and Associates in Ajax manufacture and distribute afford- able ergonomic solutions to improve the conditions of your workstation. Company president Martin Olenroot emphasizes that by using certain comfort tools, -termi- nal workers can obtain perfect pos- ture. This, in turn, will reduce the strains manifested by carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) and other ail- ments. We provide products designed to make the computer workstation a safer and more pro- ductive environment." Within the next few weeks, com- puter users will have access to a high density foam support pad specifically designed to alleviate wrist and hand disorders. "We came up with the concept for foam versus plastic or metal due to its high degree of comfort, and decided to make it here in Canada. GN�sA1��li0�!' �80Isivism"Im ticadoamadaane? wl»to is 60 bso Pleft a b uy alt MPC? MASPKXEFEWrCRMIND TM Eckx* CEMM 831-6287 It's covered with a smooth, soft fab- ric and can be used in conjunction with a mouse. Measuring 25" by 14 " in total size, the pads fit under keyboards to provide support to wrists and hands and reduce shock. Martin hopes what we have learned about the ergonomics of workstations will be passed on to the next generation of computer Specializing in Upgrades! Best Deals on Computer Systems Autfko_ D#Ww Forw • Computer Assodata • Los • wordperfect • • Okidats . MkJosoh DURHAM BUSINESS MACHINES 1080 BROCK RD. S. UNIT 5, PICKERING 683-8081 or 831-8081 users. "We didn't know, when we entered the computer age, much about eye and back strain or proper distancing of the monitor when using a PC. Now we do, and kids should be educated to use comput- ers properly right from the start." He will continue approaching schools to preach this long-term importance. soft & shock absorbent Keyboard support Pads portabWold away workstation OLENROOT dt ASSOCIATES AJAX 1'*1 686-4727 ION Olenroot and Associates also sup- ply non -glare video screens, back and foot supports, document hold- ers and computer risers. A unique foldaway workstation on casters is an excellent addition for the home or office and can be easily stored in a closet or set up at a trade show, for example. All products are designed to pro- vide proper body alignment with the workstation while keeping body movement to a minimum, thereby decreasing damaging joint strain. 4 Comfort only takes second place to service, as Martin explains: "Number one to us is service. 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With the two super pow- ers on good terms, who's left to pick on. The Persian Gulf and middle east situations are more suited for Rambo. The Japanese -U.S. con- flict is more economic than action filled. So novelist Tom Clancy has turned his attention to the Irish -British political tinderbox for a violent, propaganda -filled action yarn called Patriot Games. Jack Ryan is back, but he has left the CIA and is now a history professor at the Naval Academy. That is not where the conflict starts, however, While on a holiday -speaking engagement in London, Ryan gets involved in an IRA hit on the royal family — Prince Charles was the target in the novel, a Northern Ireland minister becomes the victim in the movie. During the scuffle, he kills the younger brother of one of the renegade warriors. Of course, Irish temper being what it is, the hitman is filled with rage and wants revenge on Ryan, wanting to kill him and his family. He forgets the cause. He disre- gards his mission. He sees nothing but red. He escapes during his transport to penitentiary and ends up on American soil with one single intention — to put an end to the I Ryan clan. I don't have to go into funkier detail for you to know the out- come of Patriot Games. This is an ugly movie all around. The fact that Patriot Games is ultra -violent is inconsequential. Plenty of movies out these days I are violent beyond extremes. The most avid action junkie may find Concert seriesoiffers variety DURHAM - A variety of acts Region Concert Association for The duo of pianist Elizabeth has been lined up by the Durham its 1992-93 series. Acker and flautist Barbara Acker- man will open the series Oct. 17, while baritone Daniel Licht; will sing Jan. 9. On Feb. 27, classical guitarist Philip Dent Candelaria will enter- tain, and on May 1 pianist John Arpin will perform. All concerts are on Saturday nights at the Arts Resource Centre, next to Robert McLaughlin Gallery on Queen St-, Oshawa. There are 110 subscriptions available. Cost until June 30 is $55 for adults, $50 for students or seniors and $32 for children under 14. From July 1 on, the cost is $65 for adults, $60 for students or 1sn iacs, and $39 for children under From July 1 on, the cost is $65 for adults, $60 for students or seniors, and $39 for children under 14. The price to attend one concert is $25 per person. Submi iptions can be bought at Rickaby's at 27 King St. W., Bow- manville; Wilson and Lee Ltd. Music Store, 87 Simcoe St. N., "'"Oshawa; and Thomas House of Music, 1001 Burns St., Whitby. For more information, call 571- 1386, 436-2499 or 576-7908. by John Duarte Patriot Games slightly amusing. What is really ugly about Patri- ot Games is its deep-rooted anti - Irish message. Ryan, at one point, doesn't care about the fact the attack was not sanctioned by the IRA or that innocent people may be dragged into the fray. He wants revenge. In my estimation, this makes Ryan no better than his Irish counterpart. Whereas The Hunt for Red October relied on counter-espi- enage for its thrills, Patriot Games goes for the guts, the blood and the gore. There is a brief glimpse of the stuff which made Red October exciting. Ryan is taken deep into the bowels of the CIA headquar- ters where he can watch the destruction of the Irish camp in North Africa from an overhead satellite camera. The simulation of the Video Image process used by the CIA is the most fascinating part of this movie. Harrison Ford replaced Alec Baldwin. who played Ryan in Red October, when the latter opted for a Broadway production of A Streetcar Named Desire as a career move. Ford handles himself well as Rvan. His role combines cerebral analyst qualities with punch'em-out-cowboy antics Americans love. Ford plays both well. The main problem with Patriot Games is the implausibility of the whole story. The renegade sector of the IRA is allowed to waltz on to American soil with unlimited firepower and nearly execute a hit. That is hard to believe and is neither entertaining, nor bearable to watch. Jack Ryan (Harrison Ford) and his family are swept into the deadliest game of our time -- international terrorism in Patriot Games. Nature lovers invited to camp for free DURHAM - Everyone deserves a chance to experience camping. That's why the owners of the Springwater Christian Camps near Barrie are inviting nature lovers to their camp each Sunday at no charge. The alcohol -free camp fea- tures a swimming pool, recre- ational hall, fire pits, picnic tables, children's playgrounds and several nature trails. To register, call Joe at 839- 5293 or Marilyn at 705-725- 8020. Guitarist Philip Dent Candelaria is one of four ads in the Durham Region Concert Association 1992-93 series. Tickets for the series are now available at several locations in the region. 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' PACE 16 -THE NEWS ADV RTUM SUNDAIt; Jt1NE 14 lfl2 Mosquitoes split league ball games AJAX - The Ajax Allstate Insurance Spartans minor mosquito baseball team split its two most recent league games. The Eastern Ontario Baseball Association squad topped Bow- manville 8-3, on Monday after los- ing to the Whitby major mosquitoes 11-6 last week. The split leaves Ajax with a record of three wins and five loss- es. Adam Hudson was the win- ning pitcher against Bowmanville, as he struck out seven batters in four innings. Jeremy Wilson turned in a fine performance in relief. Wilson also led the offensive attack with two hits, while Hud- son had a single and Axle Riley cracked a double. Strong defensive games were turned in by Chris Loughlin, Drew Knox and Sean Ennis. Playing against a more -experi- enced Whitby team, Ajax hung in for four innings before falling. Ajax gave up five unanswered runs in the final three innings. Catcher Mike Hall swung a hot bat, poking a single and a double, while Wilson, Neil McBride - O'Brien, Jim Ripley and Scott Brown all poked singles. Jonathan Mitchell and Scott Robinson both made fine defen- sive plays for Ajax. Playing in the Pickering Vil- lage Sports Mosquito Tournament in Ajax on the weekend, the All- state team lost both games, drop- ping a 19-11 decision to North York and a 15-2 trouncing by Wexford. McBride -O'Brien and Michael Moorecroft were the most valu- able players for the tournament's first and second games respective- ly. Splash with Masters PICKERING - The Picker- ing Masters Splashers invite you to join them for a dip. The club will swim at the pool at Dunbarton Hiigh School on Tuesday and Thursday evenings 9 tD 10:30 from June to the end of August. The school is at the corner of Whites Rd. and Sheppard Ave., Pickering- :Call ickering.: Call Cathy Mills during the evenings at 428-733& Q� DECK -ALL • 1`190 hstllmes �CuMom Deso • Quality Workmanship • Repairs & Modifications � 4 9 V .. ''y i • 1'1��y� Wl� r �ti... y '`'b .ir'AlL•LeR•.•''Nr'�. ~•tP.�e Pairs chomps Tracy Griffiths, left, on Leo's Fancy Lady, and Donna Platt on Just -A Delusion, won the Pairs Class at the Brooklin Spring Fair last week. The riders are with the North Oshawa Horse Club at the JollyHuntsman Stables in Ajax. Gavin Ward, riding Customized Clue, won the Western Halter Class. The North Oshawa Horse Club is holding a show today, June 14 at the JollyHuntsman Stables on Audley Rd., beginning at 9:30 a.m. PA I M F R IR 920 -Aw)tl 9-4S Jack Armstrong (left), manager of Cashway Building Ajax presents Ajax High School Band leader fred Pleasant$ with a cheque for money raised by Cashway and its patrons, n. Give us • • 683.5110, fax 683-7363 rd 11 it � Ill o+" °f'11:4� THE CORPORATION OF THE l 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. 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Directed by a Canadian Triple Gold IAedaw - KiniiwSka b' prineoles child Psychology and dwebpment in such a way that chldren�nbbasic ins whie having tun. ls The effects may last a lifetime! A Ween Sumner Session - Sterts Week of June 29, 1992 u: at locations in: PICKERING • NORTH YORK • SCARBOROUGH • ETOBICOKE • MISSISSAUGA For more information on SumawFal registration, please call: Office Nouns: 11 ain.-7. y x416) 512=7985 0 "a T"""' 11 a.m. 7 p.m. - C�} aRblt�.+'rrn..t�1�'S a., ,.. - �. *' _.....- --___ ._�___.____...._..__----__.... - v��.' .,r'•*'�� LA t t Pickering Red Sox strong at St. Kitts mosquito tourney PICKERING - It was the toughest challenge of the year for the Pickering LOEB Glendale Red Sox mosquito rep baseball team. And, the squad turned in a strong effort. Playing in a tournament in St. Catharines last weekend, Picker- ing won two of three games, los- ing a hard-fought contest to the host team. In its first game, Pickering got off to a slow start but rebounded with a flurry. Playing Hagersville, the local team fell behind 5-0, but rallied to win 15- 5. Contributing to the offence were Jason McAuley, John Greg- son, Jeff Miles, Pat Tobin, T.J. Kemp and Michael Roga. Robert Milne got the pitching win, giving up only five runs over four innings, striking out three batters and walking one. In game two against Islington, Pickering scored six runs in the sixth inning on its way to a 6-3 win. Roga got the win, pitching three innings, giving up four hits and two runs. He walked one bat- ter and struck out six. Nathaniel Ogborne hurled three innings, giving up no hits, one run, walk- ing one and striking out six. Pickering then went up against St. Catharines and dropped a 10-9 decision in a thrilling back -and - forth game. The loss was the first of the year for Pickering. Gregson went four -for -four at the plate, with three runs batted in and three runs scored. Blair Mann, a shortstop for Stereo Den/Bellamy's, does his best Michael Jordan imitation while fielding a ground ball during a Westney Heights Men's Slo-Pitch game. Mann's team swept a doubleheader last weekend. photo by Ron Pietroniro Steeb"`Deh/ Bellamy s�� leads Westney S16 Pitch THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. NNE 141991-PAt: E 11-.j 3� INTRODUCING GUARDSMAN RESPONSE XL AT SEARS Our new steel -belted radials made by Pirelli Armstrong help (provide traction in all -season weather conditions. #, loon NEW, LOW PRICES ON �l TRUCK TIRES 1 Size Each LT195i75R14 79.99 LT215, 75R 15 94.99 LT235/75R15 99.99 q;l 31x10.50R15LT 121.99 LT215i85R 16 110.99 LT235/85R 16 133.99 LT245175R 16 149.99 8.75R16 5LT 119.99 9.50R16 5LT 129.99 Superguard LT all -season radial made by Uniroyal Goodrich for a smooth ride. t ,.n A .. l SAVE $15 AJAX - The bats were booming in Westney Heights Men's Slo Pitch AlR CONDITIONER TOP UP action last Sunday. Stereo Den/Bellamy's won both games of a doubleheader against t y w ' 1b• Freon Danny's Place, 17-7 and 20-8. C McGee was the winning pitcher in both SALE PRICES END SUN., JUNE 28, 1992A U ES$ OTHERWISE games. T. Tunstead was on the mound for the losers. STATED, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST LOEB Ajay Marketplace edged Riviera Screen Printing 25-23. R. Reynolds was the winning pitgher while T. Heaney got tagged for the loss. Film House just got by Goodyear 18-17. R. Sinasac got the win; R. Barrwski took the loss. Last Sunday's action left Stereo Den/ Bellamy's in fust place with six Points on three straight wins. Film House is second with four points on a 2-0 record. Goodyear and LOEB we tied with two points each on identi- cal records of 1-1. Riviera is winless in two outings while Danny's Place your money's worth... and more Visit Sears Pickering Town Centre ,Automotive Centre l IPtmm 420-8000. We're open Mon. -Fri. 8:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 8'00 am -6*00 p m Um last throe straight. . 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Stereo Den/Bellamy's won both games of a doubleheader against t y w ' 1b• Freon Danny's Place, 17-7 and 20-8. C McGee was the winning pitcher in both SALE PRICES END SUN., JUNE 28, 1992A U ES$ OTHERWISE games. T. Tunstead was on the mound for the losers. STATED, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST LOEB Ajay Marketplace edged Riviera Screen Printing 25-23. R. Reynolds was the winning pitgher while T. Heaney got tagged for the loss. Film House just got by Goodyear 18-17. R. Sinasac got the win; R. Barrwski took the loss. Last Sunday's action left Stereo Den/ Bellamy's in fust place with six Points on three straight wins. Film House is second with four points on a 2-0 record. Goodyear and LOEB we tied with two points each on identi- cal records of 1-1. Riviera is winless in two outings while Danny's Place your money's worth... and more Visit Sears Pickering Town Centre ,Automotive Centre l IPtmm 420-8000. We're open Mon. -Fri. 8:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 8'00 am -6*00 p m Um last throe straight. . ' ti- - � PAGE 18 -THF. atEvvs Anvtet"at suMnAx XW 14. t»s Judokas fare well at challenge g AJAX - Members of the Ajax Budokan Judo Club turned in fine performances at the 20th anniver- sary of the Am -Can International Judo Challenge in Amherst, New York on the weekend. Heidi Besslich, 14, won the under -19 ladies' division and placed third in the senior ladies' category, losing only to two mem- bers of the United States Olympic team. Mark Besslich placed first in the boys' 20 -and -under division and was fourth in the senior men's category. Tara O'Sullivan finished third in the under-] 9 ladies' division, while Colette O'Sullivan was sec- ond in the senior ladies' under -66 - kilogram categon. Ajax resident Tammy Patter- son, a member of the Maple Leaf fourth -place finish in the senior Judo Club in Courtice, won the men's under 95kg division. senior ladies' under-66kg divi- Also competing for the Ajax sion. club were Patrick Olah and Kenneth Lockhart turned in a Michelle Flynn. BIG MAN'S , " w',�;as 1400 BAYLY ST., #9, PICKERING Thurs. Fri. 104 420-2797 S't• 10-5 •NG,T•JM llp �• p� p �M,F�M[ MFIIF 11n Bayty Bualnem Park cal for JNdlf) :111 a►�Illll►�1�1���11111U14�h�1y: IPAINT SPECIAL BASECOAT CLEARCOAT PAINT SERVICE 1 SURFACE SANDING STONE CHIPS CHEMICAL CLEANING SEALER CLEARCOAT FULLCOAT PRIMER FEATHER EDGE 1 NOW ONLY RUST REPAIR i BODY WORK EXTRA$ 7 !)!9!9 r,3s OFFER APIRE AINE 30TH 1 --i-, T 1 ,,,,'�s { MAL Ff� CHEVROLET • GEO.OLDSMOBILE LTD. 425 Bayly St. W., Ajax 427m2500LF , -- i r--- --• The expert choice -----� 'BRAKE.SPECIAL � 1 - FRONT BRAKE PADS 1 ` FROM 1 40PAM A 1 WW GENUINE GM METAL PADSVEHCU s; 1 LS9"NSTALLED PLUS TAX O A t118r `147.00 is • 0 .0 e GUN" Mem ' sd+rertlse tklotFl Oshaws� � 14r l!!2-tAC81! why This Week (57sms) send Ajax-Pkkodrig News Adverber (798.767 Combined Pressrun of 114 000 Sunday J :..�::..::::.:.:... � , erre f.•.:..;..:.,..:::»::>::::«::<:>:::::»<>::::::::::::»>::;:::::;::<:::::..:::.::::::::..: every /L'. •[: i:: Jlnf�.:::•::: n::l.:r•w .. .. ............ ... erre. erre .. .-. _- ERRORS AND opmesloms . you...faa or ola•a111w ad today rev .n. Nm a•r.•1 «Mary ,y Thal M la •« In .very dated . I. « an neer, In rout f.Mll .. :.pof—p• .rIN M1n•M o. «Merl.. r ���T .� arse• 1. portant .o : :E ILA TION NUMBER ..1,1. irisin. .......... -rasa . 708-7;;. Classification Index Cases too Career Trarrerg 105 General Help to Owe He4 120 Sales HooAge is 130 Skied Hew 135 Compurwroata 110 Holodal Medical Dental 15o Health Cas 156 Day Cas wanted 340 Day Cas Avaiapls nib Entowneni warred 170 Burne" to Btsness no � _. Market Basket 200 Firewood 2015 Fiea ktskst 210 Andes For Sala 220 Andra war4sd 200 Chrwpw Trees to Bane E,dwge 240 Gaagw-yard Salsa 250 Ara a Crab 260 C~w Video 270 Lost 6 Found M Pet Suppkes Boarding 200 Ito . T "M 416 Autonopys For Sale 300 Autanooiu wanted 705 TnxAs For Sate 310 Trucks warted 315 vans. 4 whew Dove Trarlws a!0 Auto Pats 6 Repays No Auto Lsaerg FUntals 350 snoornob"s X0 mamr X66 Raaeaoon vehdes 370 Farm Epupnwo 975 Nervy Duty EWpmerr 390 Apatmerd6 For Rent 400 Awrm«nt waned 405 Houses For Ren 410 Ha 1 wanted 415 Tornhouses For Rent 420 Spa* For Rau 45 Rooms For Rent 430 Rooms wa0sd 436 Room 6 Board .40 Indusew Lida For Rent 446 Shared Aocammodatil 450 Condominiums For Raw 466 Oft*6 Regi Spsoe 460 Gairar WYnse dno$peke 486 Comgse for Rent Cottages waned .470 475 Reterwnt La" 400 Yacaxau. �F Fcr Rau a 486 cue.a ear sib-, ata sr. alb 1 3Ttl #Vi tel 'b-�J33 130 erre. ... ,.:., .�.... erne.. , w.• r �"w ....••.w ,.. ..>::.:; .: ;.:::.: erre ... ... .. Commercial Ave., Ajax - Open: Monday - Thursday 8.30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Friday till 6.00 p.m. QQ Careers100 Careers 1 00 -careers 110 General Help 110 General HeIP 110 General NeIP 110 General Help Register for SCHOOL ,n DAYS fall classes now. DwW Twveac°nwan Pgnswenq c+ti*& Tourbu cowbr Assislrt Bustrue•BdwMO&W On Cm*m edw Scnbry APO" Trk� ua Word Pit maelnp New � rte Exeartlw a Restaurant IF' • Rrwlebl � y Operations T c". yr bow Lead secretary ear a severs" Did— customer Rin ptlsnbt ,r•rwe.•.nt a rbpak swvke Call today for "her Information and FREE personal 1,"IsrvNw Financial eeeiseanoe d available to aMaliTaed anolicanta SPECIAL NOTICE TO PAST GRADUATES FREE REFRESHER WORDPERFECT 5.1 If you haw taken an earner version of Mord ProoewilkV we now oAer you FREE UPGRADING 14 hours: 4 evenhgs or 2 Saturdays CALL THE SCHOOL Our company has a position available at our Pickering Head Office location for an: ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT The person will be responsible for providing a variety of administrative functions in support of a group of managers, including the design, implen*mation and monitoring of special as well as on-going projects of an advanced administrative nature. QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants must possess a post secondary diploma in Secretarial Science, five years secretarial experience with incurring degree of administrative responsibility, have the ability to evaluate. act independently on all administrative matters and be able to work under pressure when there are time and scheduling constraints. Through work experience applicants must have gained exposure to micro and mainframe computers. Advanced Lotus 123, Wordperfect, shorthand, organizational, good verbal and millet commu nicalion sktXs are a must for this position. Interested applicants should forward their resume outlining gielillications and experience) by Thirsday, June 18 to: 1105 Kingston Road Pickering, Ontario L1V 186 Now We would like to thank all who apply, however only those to be irrbrviewed will be oontacled. 105 counam tl.arwl.ds • sena w •ur Mea esnisar on webs•' bm ab Idor t teff: wad P�«nPAL pet OW WO a PC an aro >a you ql IlYsala a< aaL7756. (Oe/4e?� 110 GOWN Help TRAVEL COUNSELLOR Minimum 1 yr. experience is Sabre. For 4 days a week -.; 420 -SMS y .`€`:'.''DREN FOR Faresi Si � Loa Far'S le - 1� Otrsd•T•wn Propefes Ile WF*rPSSi Caft WlmwMtr7rB i 6erWL 4-12 N alls = W , Trails» San 511e Alois, To L4nd as Gtor9sgs. Yetsaea W • Stlwtrit OppaUtan !M LAVOFF? •� Aitk N6166s - Ito . T "M 416 vwulaluminum 10 year alperbrtow Wit a M 50 pairs Of atytish earrinp all able to do met -epi broad Bit horns. work your own hours. 86oia, r and well aith mini - . = tim swiiiila, cul tiro, xawtlanafi aq's Atruarrpmeal ow 3Ttl #Vi tel 'b-�J33 130 erre. ... ,.:., .�.... erne.. , w.• r �"w ....••.w ,.. ..>::.:; .: ;.:::.: erre ... ... .. Commercial Ave., Ajax - Open: Monday - Thursday 8.30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Friday till 6.00 p.m. QQ Careers100 Careers 1 00 -careers 110 General Help 110 General HeIP 110 General NeIP 110 General Help Register for SCHOOL ,n DAYS fall classes now. DwW Twveac°nwan Pgnswenq c+ti*& Tourbu cowbr Assislrt Bustrue•BdwMO&W On Cm*m edw Scnbry APO" Trk� ua Word Pit maelnp New � rte Exeartlw a Restaurant IF' • Rrwlebl � y Operations T c". yr bow Lead secretary ear a severs" Did— customer Rin ptlsnbt ,r•rwe.•.nt a rbpak swvke Call today for "her Information and FREE personal 1,"IsrvNw Financial eeeiseanoe d available to aMaliTaed anolicanta SPECIAL NOTICE TO PAST GRADUATES FREE REFRESHER WORDPERFECT 5.1 If you haw taken an earner version of Mord ProoewilkV we now oAer you FREE UPGRADING 14 hours: 4 evenhgs or 2 Saturdays CALL THE SCHOOL Our company has a position available at our Pickering Head Office location for an: ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT The person will be responsible for providing a variety of administrative functions in support of a group of managers, including the design, implen*mation and monitoring of special as well as on-going projects of an advanced administrative nature. QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants must possess a post secondary diploma in Secretarial Science, five years secretarial experience with incurring degree of administrative responsibility, have the ability to evaluate. act independently on all administrative matters and be able to work under pressure when there are time and scheduling constraints. Through work experience applicants must have gained exposure to micro and mainframe computers. Advanced Lotus 123, Wordperfect, shorthand, organizational, good verbal and millet commu nicalion sktXs are a must for this position. Interested applicants should forward their resume outlining gielillications and experience) by Thirsday, June 18 to: 1105 Kingston Road Pickering, Ontario L1V 186 Now We would like to thank all who apply, however only those to be irrbrviewed will be oontacled. 105 counam tl.arwl.ds • sena w •ur Mea esnisar on webs•' bm ab Idor t teff: wad P�«nPAL pet OW WO a PC an aro >a you ql IlYsala a< aaL7756. (Oe/4e?� 110 GOWN Help TRAVEL COUNSELLOR Minimum 1 yr. experience is Sabre. For 4 days a week -.; 420 -SMS y .`€`:'.''DREN FOR ....::...... i1. MODELLM A TV ariaays � Needed for ahioguBs. eras y ' 716 mel bsfiion shows i 1V Deaft in Alittext sn741 WlmwMtr7rB i 6erWL 4-12 N 41M�wtasicwur Ira Ao/a "Bill BipB, (41i�4t13�12i0. yMgrr GTYwide Tod legbesAlwa v 110 General Help 110 General Help WORK FROM HOME $300 Mreeldy possible. Free report. HollrlaigResaC nada 4665 Kohl, Suis 162 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. B oye r DURHAM WEST FARM CHILD CARE PROGRAM PROGRAM DIRECTOR ReporOng to the program s board of directors, the successful candidate will administer a community development protact to provide flexible and relevant child care services to rural families in Durham Region. Qualifications Include: • a bachelor's degree • a minimum of 5 yeah of child care related 41penence ' a strong interpersonal and leademhip skills • a working linowledge of the Bald are field This is a 2 year contract postbon, 3 days a week, scheduled to begin September 1992 '1•hs position is contingent upon funding approval. Please submit resumes by July 3, 1992 to: Jath two R.R. 85 Woodville, Ontario, KM 2T0 STUDENTS - EARN SUMMER $$$ Sell our product in your area on your bme. Keep the difference between cost dt sale pace. The more you sell - the more you make. Find out more at our briefings TUES., JUNE 16192.5:00 PM. THURS., JUNE 18192.5:00 P.M. COME TO 8R11TMAN 295 CLEMENTS �RRD. W., AJAX e8AWA rI11GW" OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME Wanted immediately, Managers, supervisions. Salespeople • New imported from England. • Natural, hair, bath, skincare products. • Not animal tested, low investment, tow prices. Work from home. Call (416) 428-1430 or (416) 619.1501 CARDINAL NANNIES AND COMPANIONS INC. Live-in nannies regaled for Duton area. For aw ilasrwsw saw 666 -Ml .._.__- Y•furerailMopre tea Niagara rail=, U 144 - .l Two opportunitleal Earn WAWA ftaw t Ckb - Yin t11AeeEY'e fualpart Iwo. ,w �� produ 1p 86 Iwo. a adp or ,ep11Yed fit �w and Ito neer dub in Duhala �` Cowls. F time Ire earls. Elpautaruosd and stuMYup and addrasdrq •n addressing Elpsrbruoa raqulr d. Ptoses DMIeIId Ap* N D� off. 774 Liverpool Rut. S. Pkl wtW �K for buslrnssw. For FREE details on either, sand wed tiencee and tafsrerloes to file a40ea P.O. Box 461, peles� S.A.S.E. to L. Loveddaa, 1356 ah fa This wkik ah.n� GTYwide Tod legbesAlwa Kingston Rd. Box a9-159 Pickering, Ont. L I V 108. LVH 71.6. (seism Nae Mappwarsos with olawlll (a1>+� OPPORTUNITY In Kuwaq - abeVadt art's lad �' LAVOFF? ,abt,a,p „air in IIs m- DeMain pw and slaw oil6dsm 0lefblf0a flat rlaoaawl Appy 92 tlydb at Unit 3A. A70720 BRAKE 's - .spsrlaloed for stind busy on � Pleas ad61t}Me0si1, cur EAIBeuptoa?&SbydassrobBu8 vwulaluminum 10 year alperbrtow Wit a 1007. �) 50 pairs Of atytish earrinp all able to do met -epi broad EARN 11, It 1B bodul horns. work your own hours. 86oia, r and well aith mini - FREE TRAINING Unemployed? Free Courses avail- able now: • Refresher English • Typing Tuition assistance may also be available for diploma programs in: • Data Management • Word Processing • Electronic Spreadsheets • Desktop Publishing • Computerized Accounting Call now about upcoming programs. �. Call Us Today! 668-9713 Pearson Lanes 1eQ171111� (?nil7 101 MARY ST. w., WHITBY PROFESSIONAL HOME FURNISHINGS CONSULTANT I really like people and pet a lot of satlstacbon by knowing that I can help tnem make their home a more comforable place to live I work :r a weil displayed showroom with a large product selection. If'hns sounds ilke you. we Snouid talk. Call now and ask for Jowls CHERI'l FURNITURE 579-2660 YODELS NEEDED immeralely for lofts in catalloWn, magazines, TV cynmercials a videos. Females, males, teens No exp nec Appy nowt 482-1260 CHILDREN 4.13 cubo A: Young Drivers of Canada, we offer the best driver education program in the country and we are loolung for instructors, who share our pass:or, for excellence. If you love to drive and want independence. flexibility, and room for advancement, driver training is 'he career for you. Ideal candidates wnil have a minimum of 5 yrs. driving experience. with a clean dmnng record, high school d pioma, plus excellent organtzabonal and communication skills Our driving instructors are the best and most highly respected In Canada. Our next course begins July 6. For further information drop in and fill out an application at 38 Simcoe SL North or phone 579-4333 -we wrsh to thane at those who applied• but only those granted interviews will be contacted.' 120 Office Hep 120 onus Heip TEMPORARY GENERAL ACCOUNTING PERSON required for mid-size group of companies. Experience required in reconciliations, fnBrtaal atatententt preparation, computerized accounting system, personal computers, accounts payable, monthly payments (PST/GST) etc. Must be able to work under pressure. and with deadirtes m a non- smoking errvironmert Resumes ID: J and Y Tin sales, Child A&MMstiftillin olliow, 700 RllIWO Ave., Odnwa, Ont LVH 3T2 ENTRY POSITION Large rase kOW builder requires a sib clerk, Must be bmiier with Lotus 1, Z 3 and oomfruction bedupoutd IhW;*A Advancement opporklniiss, send mum and salary "pecbd to: File "M.- Oshaw&Whitby This Wttek, P.O. Bolt 481, 0*wft LVH 71.5 $MOW yen'bol e poltendill Detail (1) SO&INI24ow wt Slrtt>~ kwWU W- Yds Send S.ILS.E. W. Bolen Irr— Ext. 45C 1325 SMsPMs Ave.W. Bub yAe„e1�,yWp„•BroddRd and 401. Pidw PRIVATE aria wapda Inatrudor tau aver and Arse reoerrtiy !leen laid d. you may fy OVER 45 AND CY 163. owls" 223.Oo1rewtrw. 011E M3N 1V7. ruepalbbil R4rurnw, antler ,o or hovel• isssorts ERT. L Wp RECENTLY PRt7DUCTION 4peg10r, wile 1060 anode Rd S, IN 81 V12. Two dtafren aped 2 11 Dbaw, ward. sociti s; bsdnad aopsrWps with dand bawds, RF) PlddYuYq. Opt. L1w 3H3 ( no 2 and 4. Planes, ad 42D'612D. sulOrad. Yanbra, p�snl6k.r LAVOFF? almpl g. eowlsrin8, drawling EARA good nroney r hoot. est a10Ae aw Pbrsl• las,ss2) (Delaa� Harvard. Cont and $yetitil Filsxrcid anwAnoe CALL USA" •ueludbn. pun an uldtlrartd- Ng or S.P.C. am SotrbwMl jt doitim N met weekly. t°Or litre YdnsauMoa. a" Vaidlaw at HAIR t#yfr rniquiu•d, Dualaanl PART elms houatscl•an•n Deelp r d Hak CAwY atival Mal INedl to wl ft N *0O*AWdd 10 WAW 46 or ewr�wtwade*iml C MRnR ioostbn4 tat aralBsd rasuale a* M 8314Mf Qmhm For- Oman". Mea�Ftb 7 iota - 2 P.M. Students welcome. e1er1 1 hat aly6t DIM Yak wap am0. 241 days per auk ryas) assialatlt. 57e-3700. �r SIM a will cal = tim swiiiila, cul tiro, TPAMNtiC] GPM M lfrle ..meet elawe l M saneitw IDe17fID IOalate 4af`M42 atr1t lwr 7 p pa1BM� 41t7 =& (M � to y4��wr, W 1 YI /W; ii41. -s_ - - -. rr.- x t i 4.4_ I. ! ! ♦ • 120 Qui?+ mp 120 loinC& Ta►a.- wra�rrl�i.+�r�rs �� !a-1�� r a • a,� s �� 1�As.♦. c�.'a� • s ��'4 .�:�� ,t!`+. i� 135 aftd" 135 skNkd Help 135 skNled m -p 220 � � 220 � � 280 Last & F=or s " 130 salesHe's 130 �' AgentsAgents McBee Since systems 1947 One Write Bookkeepnng Computer Business Foam Sell For A National Leader WE OFFER: • Comprehensive Training Program • Guaranteed Customer Base • Above Average Opportunity For Advancement • First Year Easings Of `33,000. • Excellent Company Benefits & Dental Plan •Performance Bonus • Oshawa - Peterboro YOU HAVE: • An Assertive Perscnality • Self Motivation • Lots of Enthusiasm • Bookkeeping. Adi .inistrative. or Direct Sales Expenence Send Your Resume To: McBee Systems of Canada Inc. RAYMOND MAHER District Manager 4 5 P.O. Box 713 Oshawa, Ontario Lt H 7M9g�e SALES HELP WANTED Mathematical background an asset. Must be able to work flexible hours. Seasonal - Anril Requires An experienced Tire and Lube Teduli(xen • Excellent working Conditions • No phone calls • Previous applicants need not re -apply If you are interested in this position Apply in person to: The Service Manager Canadian Tire Ajax 260 Kingston Rd. W. MATERIALS MANAGER A progressive mutbrlational company in tie chemical SOLID One. oak and Cherry CEMENT mixer with rubber I401IND 011e writs w6lhpl torrid furniture. Dred b lira PubNr- Gres. gas snow and 1 112 bap In Sandy Beach Park Large show room N PkitrinY• capacity. Good aorldltbrr, 6950. Cal 939.5697. (061992CNC.) 831-9e46. (061400 639.26W after 6 pm. (061404 Pets Safe WW 6000 BTU vertical air FREE skids for II ,-d. 717 -Supplies- 290 , Condkklnst. 6100; 2 door sir- Whom Rd. Cal nm and ask for Boardi nQ roved ;;(it e- $150; kitchen Mart. 725-3630. (TFALL) soli. Asking only $1499. Phone 420-6769. leave a message table with chairs. 620; 2 preen OW cholirs, ear, very pool 12 cubic It. kel LD S AnintaY7 whyadopd or dog. Sarne spayed Chesil. $30; 6 & D weed whip, condition, 6350 ar beat filer. neutered with shots. Foster, $10; Lady's 10 speed, 620; Cal 5764367. (OS1O) homes and donations also men's 3 speed. $25; boys BMX $50;CIA 728.3603- 1, 9p.m. MOTOROLA C WN Portable phone and Motorola needed. Cal Durham Animal Adaptlon a! 2639015 or 673' (0618020 too Transportable. Both new, Wrest 0770. (061492) FLORAL supplies from hens prior guaranteed. (416) 733- Automobiles batted floral bksthess. Every- 1825. foot°°?) 300 For Sale thing must go. Reloeattg. *W 0785 1 WAVING Sale - polo ser. 6200: . ro6 -) PIANOWGRANDFATHER badman eel 6250 odlse and and lbw• 6150' hide -abed. CLOCKS - Pianos, rend to own, $2W' rugs, $60; stonbl000v. apt sue. upriphlgrand. lipid 62W and mon. Cal Bob, 683 keyboards. CLOCKS - free 6091. (081794 delivery and SM up. Cal Telep t6FT. x 320L x 31L above grand and take advantage d our low poa Hr cadre deck all the way overhead warehouse prices. around. 2 year old filer and 433.1491. M70292) pump heater. Needs tow Iner, ANiIOUE 14 piste --w- ne YOU dionfords, anid take away 1000 (cosi d later and pump). sm. No more room, must be Call Jim Parker, 427-1999. soli. Asking only $1499. Phone 420-6769. leave a message MOVING - hide abed. Colles plese. (061992) table, cars, a�l nia , lairm records outdoor chairs. custom ANTIOUES oak china cabinet. drapes. fsaphim aoospories, $550; oak buffet with mirror, various odds and ends, books, $325; walnut dining set, 6 pkn 2 aubmobiles. 436-0459. chairs. $450; mahogany sat of unfair_ dried flowers. lata etc drawers. mirror, $195; boccose,230 Articles vanity cabinet. All must be sold. Wanted 6934638. ro616M asselow Cavalier CL Coups. white. CARPET - I haw new Stain - WANTED . stoves, fridge. 16,000 kms.. 2 years left on and 100% nylon romped. washer and dryarMaster not r Also onted.�W Pkkworking most warranties. automatic, buckets til. oras release, sk Will do livirgtoom and Nd for (newer than 1978). Call root, no air, asking $8500 0 �.• �� cenpsd. pad. plue Pklrarng. - (�) osnllad. 576.4283. (061892) nstalation. (30 yards). Steve WALLPAPER cis-- - Wer 1.000 Svcs used 2 years, paid. $55.000. se- 789.2066. (062992) 260 Arts &Crafts 188e Fe►d Mustang L 30.000 BRUNSWICK pool table and saiopw mites. arc. $sono wrtlied. e93 Bsm. (081892SNQ accessories, spinning whets. maple bedroom set, walnut CRAFTS Suppliers C gift baskets, needlework. foie 1947 o 1ss7 Fora erorhka II, V6, good dningroom W. professional panting, sewing, vhoodwonkfrg, condition.$Iran a bast or b SWM video pi 00. scft sided unfair_ dried flowers. lata etc Cal 95 lost _-_ - - Articles waterbed. 721-9062 for viewing. Fres lift SA.S.E. 290 Harwood less Cadillac sedan Deville. 220 (wise) Ave. Box 21112 Ajax, Ont. LIS front wheal drive, most options. For. Sale TONING Tables - set d 8 Eft 7H2. (0612921 111.000 kms., certified. sun Amor m grey, like new. Computer showroom new. 184 w, 95. crown WALLPAPER cis-- - Wer 1.000 Svcs used 2 years, paid. $55.000. se- 270 r Video ' roll 99 cents to kkp $6.000. Moncure table and 1996 Cher Specrwn. hvrscw $9.95 a double rd and mare. Open 5 days week. Mon.- 2 than. $250. Reloc". fol dale Condition, 4 door. 4 cylinder per Fri. 94 p.m- Set. 9.5 Peru 623 427-6764. (061692) SIMCOE COMPUTER au i. new vet, arts., stereo! 6981. 66 King St. E, eovwrhrh Gail baby bucket ca east els. TRAINING CENTRE cassette, only 60.000 miles Mlle (TF) - Cal 4362631. (061192) . original. Hurry on this one. $2995 Certified. Cal 427-9722 SOFA and chair - grey mull corms. ae" 6500. Ilke now. Cal 434-7089. (061492SNC) AJAX Pickering Appiisnoms . no reasonable dter refused. Fuel, guaranteed recond'-loned appliances. Come Mare us a cleat 4274784. 467 Wastney Rd S. Alai. (1F) SOFA. cartes tablas. end tables, Dehkraft dningroom table. 6 chairs. onom ones unit. bad china unil 571.2686 after 5 p.ML Or laws message. (061492) MOVING Sale - washer. dryer. darting table with buffet hutch. drapes and sheen. elc. Cal 427-7643 81W 6 p.m. (06 149Z MOVING - must sell, various USED Computer 296.4o Meg. pieces W furniture, kitchen m004or software included. $500. dinRe. wa ~. dresser. air Window air conditioner, 4 Conditioner. wag yrs washed months old. $275. 420-1674 dryer and moreGood prigs, alter 6 p.rn (0617921 420-4195. MW192) 300 Automobiles IlesSale 300 AuMmUlll`s Sale 60 hours of computer trarang M a kA computer system' Details in Friday's paper 'with pre -paid enrolment 280 Lost & Found FOUND - KOM black and whet with white paws, friendly. Findley and Banal Ctea area. Cal 427-9133. M$1492CNC) 300 Automobiles For S anytime. Rues. Big Town Sales, 1986 Pontiac Sunbird. showroom Condition. 4 cylinder. auto. ps., pb-. arrvfm stereo. good running car. S299S certified. Call 427-9722. anytime. Ruse. Big Town Sales. (0618921 1904 Chevrolet Cavalier hatchback. at&=, amrlm Cassette, sunroof, ps., pb.. 100.000 kms., excellent condition. $2000 osrtlisd or best offer. 579.9697 or 435-0419. roe, 9921 1Ma�i800 as Cal 7 ! offer 5 P.- (0616921 ';�" Dusan:: Ffome Home Services Improvements _Improvements GENERAL Dra/tkp and Graphic SHOWER STAUS Service - preparation of displays, drawings, flyers,F=h�com,akftm ENERAL - mws, repo" covers, slides andRALTI 1AIal8lberYNosupplM all afooronU40 overhsads. Coreldraw andNGAutocad IL Reasonable rates. carpent y, Oilstpn 683-9182. (061692) a roofNEED HNp7 I an dorep0f� ottn, widows -Watsrpr�'ew _ basements, resumes, transcripts, legal Irss a hardwoodleas f -15 yrs. exp. secretarial. essays. business FOr free estimates call 683.5818 loners and mors. Cal (416) 839- 30-0100. fhouury.�Wei now have 0100.Picketing. (061892) SpeciaNdrtg in sarvloe dirges. Driving Schools S 8 B Driving schools, 3 In- tone and test, $75. 10 lessons, $150. Call 287-3060. (070892) Flooring, Carpeting l LLOYD'S TILE Quality Tile and Cement work. 25 yrs. exper- ience. Will do small and large jobs. Reasonable Rates Frs9 Estimate Call Lloyd at 42ti-6039 CARPET installations - free estimates. restretching a specialty. Reasonable rates. 967.1799 or 987.1800. D a N Duncan. (TFWFS) Gardening, Landscaping Is .�...rl.•.�cry 9.0.. • Esbb • Condo and coma. lieitlrwafa NesiswtW • ftw*q • !.erwlscepkhy • A , weft • khYrfac" slates • Rock Gordon Atretarfmd un000 kwtow sn-5349 alit BP interlock and Landscape interlocking brick, walks and paters• pool decks• retaining waft and landscaping. soddrg. Free estimates. 721.9290. (061992 THE Cutting Crew - Lawn care professionals for your rine". trimming, and landscaping needs. For a tree estiarrse, cal 427-3052.Residential and cortvrsncial. (061492) Handyman acs CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and Clean professional work guaranteed. CRAIG 686-1913 THE Trashmon and Appliance Removal and Yard Cleanup. Terry. 508.0026. (061792) Home CITY UMTS CONTRACTING CofffforcK ResldsafK MldllrlfiyMld118riel S"perialiaed IM • • T-Bw aft X •L%W NV *Also foolilg available Exc da t rain COMPLETE HOME RENOVATION WORK Performed by Licensed Tradesmen Specializing in: Plumbing, Ceramic Tiling, Drywall In- stallation b Finishing, Complete Bathrooms, Basement Finishing. Small Jobs Welcome. Quality Work, Reasonable Rates. Cal Darren at 429-9021 • Clean windows Garage a yard clean up Lawn • Eavestroughs • PNr*v • Seal driveways • Small moving jobs. DAVINS PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Spring Clean-up, Lawn Cutting Tree Trimming Garden Work. 427-8796 HH RENOVATIONS • Basements • Bathrooms • Kitchim • Roars • Battle ' Ceramic of Small jobs welcome. GuaranteW work Rebrseees available, an Luna. 831-2451 HOME UMVEIEKrS AT ITS BEST Ffebodw watt owsawl Rawsaawt rrajw if MR �:ORPO t ataaaaMrdom Roorn at a time painting. Designed for anybody's budget. Low rates. Workmanship Guaranteed. Call Mike at 428-8190 HARDEN CONSTRUCTION & ROOFING "Quality to Last" 721-2066 CERAMIC TILES !MARBLE AND GRANITE INSTALLATIONS :REE ESTIMATES CARDINAL CONTRACTING LloeCaCarp�en � man 20 yrs experience AN Home Renovations LOYIEST PRICES! FREE ESTSIATES John 520.4379 DOUG's WALL a CEILING SYSTEMS Drywall, WakecGu% min" Bagsrdd Callings, caustic Tile, Custaa vkW 9pedsrzing In Boom" Rravean 427.12111 RENOVATIONS Basements, decks, cabinets, painting L decorating. For estimate in Durham Region call Don at 668-8489 ' ' LEAKMIG Tues i ns4t-Tm e~ wMkwnnoss. WIN wan 6r► ow It p SHOWER STAUS !BARER Contracting -all atryftrtrese, s"arda . New carpentry• additions, 1AIal8lberYNosupplM all afooronU40 renovations. kitchens, hone a Weld. MC. Yak bMlroorrs, mlwieerhwrhoe emergency service, furniture B.B.B. LOWEST PRICES refinishing, quality work FsoselwmmmCal - guaranteed, 15 years 8 PopooliveTle S perbnoe- OW20/5. (TFEFG) I 4it1m JOURNEYMAN electrician. fhouury.�Wei now have Moving, SpeciaNdrtg in sarvloe dirges. son loam Wellixpe"oncad• Call Carl o Jan'i«427-2656. rewiring, additions and Storage renovations. All work wagagage guaggingoodi, lies «trnnM.w 0.r Lioetlsed & Insere�� Houseclew" Frf>ta astlnlow CLEANING qtly anerfbi% m- d19rIMd Beradsd old llolfed e~ wMkwnnoss. WIN wan 6r► ow It p wo- � 2 -KM atryftrtrese, s"arda . New klcfen urea as vac as floor Mold Easyl EFFICIENT Clwhkg sereta Good r'reffirenem" a 20 years pays to � hone awrable pry met" waaflerl. ARTISTIC Mwsonwy . specislN- Rwe9altble atm wlswrhows leg In Sftpftm and dnktwwy Call Dmna, 4274018. (06440 ropaire. Works with bricks. blocks OWNS ModL afwoal�m 118tA1MMV Company, - peas dawn, pp chsadools)� F. services. moves, appiarim and piano edallists flat rate ONTACT ARTAGE Car Rerts Gervels. anti arlo9s vile (TF) tow" dean. Peace security MOVING? d19rIMd Beradsd old llolfed P61892) EUROPEAN ByttpsdaNats-frit 725.9177, 24 hr. antmdr,g. Me wrl Mew waythMg renovate your bathroom or (0y� atryftrtrese, s"arda . New klcfen urea as vac as floor Mold Easyl WA M for all tyles d Good r'reffirenem" a 20 years pays to � hone am lftdi�nttrssmbm �M� Into " - afros a hone. Low farad Car 0. Dykstra 72549/3, Lal at 427-7113. (0817iM U 8 vis (TF) HOME Improvements and Moving, Lill Diss dons, docks, terfoss anted p n She AJAX Moving Systems - full Al Sweater Wood Wodtlng. 438- MEN with Inge truck WIN do services. moves, appiarim and piano edallists flat rate 9207. (091982) household move, residential. fhouury.�Wei now have QUALITY wotlkbyfather wW' oanrnereW. AM d moves. storms of18 fres son loam Wellixpe"oncad• Call Carl o Jan'i«427-2656. boxes wkh aloes. Cal 427 - hard working, renovations. TWO man wkh trucks 'THE 0006. (TF) additions, dads, aim Cal us for MOVERS' will do all typal d HARRY-O•THE-MOVERS - a free sobTOo. 571.120% 00 or mom. Wry oorrpMrhre, give Rod, Oshawa (0610621 us a cal. Pols, 576953;1. (TF) move big or small, we price Nem *At Cal 432-7568. (TF) 21 300 Auo ges 4.,ForRent Fe�t »» Corveft whits with blue Interior, now brakes, paint, - apartment. $550. 2 bedroom P61892) apisrtnum. 5625. fist arid uta( muffieall '' lly CONSIDERATION CO-OPERATIVE Insurance. Low rads. cal 427- origin Manitobauilt car. 9 7- , odginal. Manitoba car. 967- 3595. Open 9-9. Mon -Sat. evenings. 7251011. (0618921 "67.j0B'�' ' ' HOMES INC. CW1 Cavy -OW aarndd'whwt`ru csiif?'cait302L .x0. Comer of Beatrice & Simeoe Streets in Oshawa - county sal" caw lake - two bedroom ravine wakouL beserrwn aparment, Music, Dancing lent condition. Must sell, $900 . utilities. Available 2277- (0621941 Instruct OWWW. $11500. Call Al days, 4116.820-3737 or ovenings, 831- "es you ID an INFORMATION MEETING... matron call Carol 8:301:30. ENGLISH PtlblisMd author, 7476.(061692) Mon -Fn, 831.7864. (062192) 6:00 p.m. 420-2688. (061492) as nguagitanoss in Trucks For all mer. pont. f the aspects the language. 310 AQpWCabOnS for membership WIII be available '� 1. large 2 txedroom baa. TN n Tutoring, analysis, special Sale June 102 and June 24/92 south GM, laundry, parking, modification. etc. 427-1616 mTime: (061902) 1900 Ford Aerostar 7 730 pm. laundry. parking• no pas. Free PIANO teachers. Ars you passenger, air, V6, am/fm LocaWn: The Gymnasium apartmentfor rent. SOW as cassette, low mileage, stsitnailn9Z You grade your overdrive, �,,e control, hud NorthvicenwnC.ommunity Centre moseage, (o6lae2SNC) skit this summer, never avoid tom blue, $14.100. Excellent impo"ant teaching areas. Be fair condition, Cal Bill. 428.6578. 150 Beatrice Street PKXERING - 3 bodroarn base- to your students, take pride it (061992) Oshawa, Ontario spa mem Separate erwanw. yourself. Mases teacher, per. TRUCK Caps •very low prices, tamer urges you b call now for July/August coaching. tree color, many styles. Specials The Coop will be CO C peratNely owned and managed b y �s members. V' utriea 837001. (081492) Approachle. experienced, from Ssee. downsize. Call 1. 80X)-267.2885. Belleville. Mr. Be part of our Community!v amfoker prelared, no pow. SM,bwwummpo"mal wen seasoned with excellent rok m ocm available. Cal 427- Running Board. (061192) tial and lwtL July 1. 6861461. Go, separate entrance, isle. (0619921 __ _-_- OCCUPS >cy Fall 1992 ONE bodroorn apa"ne N ler tent Nanny Services EXPERIENCED mature babysit- ter/house keeper seeks live-in position. Legal with good references. Call 428-2082. (061992) Painting, Decorating PAIN f ER INDUSTRIAL AND RESIDENTIAL Low Prices No job bo small References available MIKE 686-6105 PROFESSIONAL palming and wallpaper". 1 room or whole house. guaranteed in - rates. No lob's too small. Quality workmanship guaranteed. Cal 430-2596 anytime. (TF) PROFESSIONAL painting - in- tens and extercr drywall taping. plastering and spray. Call Alfredo or Helha. 723-1337. (06169M SENORS Month - painting and wallpapering, 20% off to Sensors. Experienced and guaranteed. Free estimates, /hone 404-9669. (061292) Party Services MAGICIAN, clown, friends. Ready to ermertain for any ape, any occassion. Birthdays, promotions. openings, fu drawn. Magic stows are fuel Leauoe Help, 830-7057 or 728.8334. (TF) RABBIT wants work doing magic b Ovldron's parties and as occasions, haw my own magfcial . Cas Envie. 668-4932. 99 Plumbing Jou oyisign Planlber thio job too small- •Faucets, hewers, basement we btfrs, am renevafoon or addition. 427-4174, alorthe: 1809 Adk for Tan. Private Tuitions, Schools 1 would No to town Spanish as to OMM I phone 296 1481. jim14m MCAN�,•' QUA I1 ROOFING irr • Repairs • Eavestismo • SONtSIFascla Free P 1", ales call (416) 619.1690 Tax, Finarldal Directory' NEED MONEY YESTERDAY? Calf Y.C.A. Nor%pw Corporation bday. (416.502-8800) 330 Trailers 331t Prowler, very clean, excel- lent condition. excellent shape. 58900. See it at West Quarter Line Road (5 miles east of Pon Pe"). 1/2 mile south of HiiY 7A or phone Norm 416-263.8493. (061192) 1979 Lextra hard top trailer, sleeps 6, excellent condition plea add a room. =1800. Phone 728-4281. (061 8M 1SFT Traliw Travel Trailer, mint condition, electric brakes, sloops 4. clow, lumace. 3 way hidge. awning. add a room, now tires. and a port -a -pony. S3ow ob.o. 434-3606. (061 age) 355 Motorcycles 1991 FXSTS Harley Davidson, custom Wineberry colour. chrome backage. shotgun pees. $14.000. After 5 p.rrL 576 0196. (061892$rJG) 1980 Honda CBR 600• full l"IMW raingear and helmet 1 and 2 bedroom Solarium Apartments Estimated rents - $700, :800 Some rent -geared -to -income assistance avallaNe 1-800-663-7222 ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS AVAILABLE IN OSHAWA Irlclud63 fudge, stove a utilities. Gose to 401 exit, (Parte a Bloor) For man information call 571-0065 wcbAW. Good 00ndh-, very WHITBY - one bedroom clean $4500. 721-1338. apartment. $550. 2 bedroom P61892) apisrtnum. 5625. fist arid uta( AUTO. Property and Motorcycle mond rem r'eoured. Working Insurance. Low rads. cal 427- people only. Call 6681016. 3595. Open 9-9. Mon -Sat. evenings. 7251011. (0618921 (061492) PICKERING - 3 bedroom CW1 Cavy -OW ate. mor. fes. L� Krosno, south of Bayty area. 365 Marine - county sal" caw lake - two bedroom ravine wakouL beserrwn aparment, $900 . utilities. Available 2277- (0621941 rmmeWyeiy. 1 -or further reor- 1964 Johnson Outboard 20 HP matron call Carol 8:301:30. motor. Asking $400. Cal atter Mon -Fn, 831.7864. (062192) 6:00 p.m. 420-2688. (061492) SOUTH Oshawa - available Apartments '� 1. large 2 txedroom baa. 400 For Rent merit apartment. private p south GM, laundry, parking, entrance. dose to bu"choow. (t181882) laundry. parking• no pas. Free PICKERING - one bedroom and Yat. $625 montwy plus apartmentfor rent. SOW as hydro. 723-0619• leave inclusive. Call 420.0460. moseage, (o6lae2SNC) (011111790 PICKERING Village - large PKXERING - 3 bodroarn base- WbgM one bedroonn besamww more aparlmora, ria 00. air spa mem Separate erwanw. conditioned. 5775 plus 112 fridge, awe. snared Laundry, utriea 837001. (081492) poking. uMhs included. Non PICKERING - clown 2 1dr n amfoker prelared, no pow. SM,bwwummpo"mal aes. weak to tial and lwtL July 1. 6861461. Go, separate entrance, foe1e) broed0011 no pale. available ONE bodroorn apa"ne N ler tent Jam 15, 5650 incudes U"t*a in older apwt"w l Wddng. 17 4267079. (0618821 Qu.boe sL (skrwooercaibo aeSo. AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartment in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground parking included. Call �.�^- � 83-6021 � Sat -Sun. 12-5 APARTMENT RENTALS CHOICE LOCATIONS IN OSHAWA NO RENTAL FEE TO YOU! VAUANT PROPERTY 'r_ MANAGEMENT 579-1626 OR Ajax 77 633 FALSY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air Conditioning, broadjoclim. 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included 5742-IRIQ AJAX - Iwo bedroom, wry S420, Kinthly plus hydro. Avai- clewn, spacious basement able a"n*dW*- Call SNplerl, apartment, shared laundry, parking, able T.V. Included. 571-3229, (061992) CW1 Cavy -OW OSHAWA $750 nerledy, inclusive. Avail able July 1. 4837971 or 306 - county sal" caw lake - two bedroom ravine wakouL beserrwn aparment, BA,.. e.i �A 1111M. -Fri., l., 82":30 p.m. 2277- (0621941 separate entrance, utilities SPACIOUS co„t- " * inckrded. 8695 fist and last. A AJAX - new spacious one clew LARGE cl2 bedroom nes ons bwdroorw Frith soorkun and Available July 1. 579-8818. t dna, barertwut "llinertL south GM, laundry, parking, den, eneroYo room pool ON (t181882) :operant slow , air. cable, yard. 6700 talus nydo. Avaisby swum and w "' 10""' 34ush courts. Oke wade, prroatd un AVAILABLE Immediately - Oshawas Whitby apartment hull both• fridge, stove, taadry. no Ptw- Non smoker, July 1. immediately. On bus route. 579-8329 er 1- dagrarnd perking• aN ntpwl building. spacious. uWrpeted, $675 WCkO rs. 4119-Sa14 tl 4 416430-3222 (06 9M Evenings atter 6 or hwe a nw* psktwd, close 10 bus and P-mr• Debby. 428.748 after 6 ONE and two bedroom nmwos, tis0877. (TF) alrappkh4 UINNM inck+ded no D,+r1 X172 apertnarrtn Avaisbis for Mals, TWO bodrooa apori mea ler POW ffnUIM required. One PICKERING - bachelor base- •ta No Pols• *Wok Move. air, Will vain ale. Adolwids and Park tatdn - 5800 a WO b.droorn mann aporomot0.r bedroalL c"811.pill" for 1 car. Bbw Naw bulling, WK iti t and $700. 430-0134. (070792) perking, copy, pit. am no pam and WNson, $715 and 1710 IOL no pet Citi Jos at 726 CENTRAL Ajra -two bseroom tarasl. reyraions. Avabby Rest and Iwai 721-9744. (TF) 96". (062182) e..erleu sponmem o.ntal air. innm'biO*. Cab 831-677& NEWLY d.oaaw one e.dwoae OSHAWA • 2 bed( sport- anikft )-_ shit- -lapis PeraM fates 1pat^ad use to dowwaoewL non a for rent, available len- no pets, non-smoking. OSHAWA - largo 2 bedroom evaiYthiiiig Included. fridge and mhedisl94 anti July 1. Lauodny InattadiMe 8861075 (081gti2) bwsenwna opmuTWIL bc6 MB - 7 monthly. + I W Iarilliss m pwrttbsa Citi 576 3583 or 7214315. $*IS ) BEAUTIFUL two bedroom "OIL chat. W" front padL ii everything included. $500 OItE bad - bwsam ent aprm herwlood Naas. erwe wddnyw Iffed. (ton srmaker, def to ad norttldy. Avaibby July 1. 726 (061 9M meet duptolt, wolkael, utriim nes yard• good aoeaL dose to am mrowy, ora kldtmee.�g�,wy-Qannal dowmttN Oshawa• no Poy, aril 43127709 (DBter2) WHITBY -lame clean: 808-9530 evallable it 1. "75, Call 433��• (OBIGM LOVELY one bedroom O01n apantttery mer sdhoal ardpak'wMnwYaairued4year fa1a121 GREAT Yalu -Oshawa one apartment, close to all ole f btriiou writs ��• PICKERING - aa:lous 2 p bedroorR 00n4�ll nerlow19Md. mow• SCMdl► iat pcaa.sglne glwnds soh ype FlrsYtasl 86i saparats «wrerhoe. istpl cs2 P ent a� 11 71. 1 1 c r perking. kwmky fadifies. aAI M@ July I. 3ul olrhlpy. pMbfl. Wp badkMrd, cleW quielf• SM inekndm utlNOW NEW bright aperbreM. main floor of house for Wane or 2 AJAX - two bedroom bwnrsarL utgitles included. $750 per 579.7195. (0a/Seel adub. m, Laundry room big X25 Per nnrhllh yluldry Yrci Iona (Allies and No pain anti mach 831-8312. IMI So PC"Paq - 2 bedroom proud IdkhuL gra.. 0 and al uWNft 3(91. (081792 WHITBY Now bandr0, upper floor apsit err", fridge, stow k"Idad- Head of Pk"- duPw. frtdpe, erotic. po,ttt and utliise irhduded. Available $750.6831011- (08/782) WHITBY - aurae n 2 bokkoom took to Go, $860 . hydli No July 1- Fksoost. rete -bow WAWA - sough and IWyo,ww Go. reel . anal $825 dogs. Also 2 bedroom s Cal bm"n9and5-905.4455, very clean, large units. 2 Inclusive. 8965287. (0814821 baatartwtl S650Inclusive. 286 eioninpa aril weskar'dL 915 Is dlooalLalwgble now a,kite OSHAWA - one bedroom 2081. July 1. (081802) 3811. (081882► 15, $M a a bwclfolor aveMbts aPatmay main flow at housa, WMTBY -bachelor, one and PICKERING - 3 bodroom. newly .hrly 1, 8186, Parking, beat. includes utilities. Available two Dednoom vn Avail- in painted with grey broadyom hyft cobb � � �0 806 510- able clean. quiet, smu"ry tlrogbouL large and aftradve bid". Cyte to a1 :menthes. malt Noor YAM laundry Ytolwd. WALK to Pickering Town OSHAWA - Beatrla/Wflson: For appokeneol 10 view. al No polo but childw waslaortte Collin. specious upper level WftwVPASWW d - 2 bedroom 686.2150. (081982) 5800.488-7222. (061982) two 0 , Mrs q Aug. IS. $7511 kilns arala 11 $790 and SM PICKERING VfMopo - 2 bedroom NORTH Oshawa - large one Fridge, Move caby uUibs - apw uri$ , no PMO- $R0 plus bedroom apartment. $575. 9w�. �• pomm WON allows. stov11 ed. N kkdSdW No`p , hydro. Call 8863949 after 5 11191 .21 Immediate. 688.9153. per• no chldrMf. ii"4ost and relareatossL 427-0879 837- apply to Dudisom Housing. 1615 Dundas SL E. 411% Flea, Whitby is am (061492SNC) of 0572.(0618M or al 438.6810 for fn atom >4i'�7. rx'A` moi- ■�7�' �S. .1y k, �ar%�:�;�cJ i-M'r�ee.7y�-.4,C'+v'i`'a1S, .i"�r`n:1IR.t,-a�•"�1'�Y� .. . . _ - - . - �.���.. __ N�rF.569Y••7L �"Yf•7a+Siffi - rrsaewr Sew a a>Ia n6 ti+A Alli' 6K1rL1l,� �It�iAY, 1[7NE 1,1!!2 WHITBY - executive four bsdroam basso 0 aparbTWK 4 0011-M loge dvkgrorq 4 1 d anure 2 12 bo) mairllbor 400.."For "� 400 "ms's 410 fts"' 420 Tmftum For ililrY 2/NnBINs Rd. - kroe 2 AJAX - two btboae baoeneMe WHITBY - executive four bsdroam basso 0 aparbTWK 4 0011-M loge dvkgrorq 4 1 d anure 2 12 bo) mairllbor 4 MUnOts, Separate entrance, piece b@OWM, $M plus 40% family room with fireplace, $750 monthly. udkin included. udbm Available July 1. 294 laundry room, 4 appliances• Cable arena. first and last. Aval- 0780. (41992) wsk to BUM available August 4bl bmnedistey' No pass. CaA PICKERING Village _ 2 937-1134. (081892) 1. $1250.432.3280. (081892) bedroom, malt boor spartmern, NEAR Whites Rd. and 401 - BOWMANVILLE - for rent, 2 separate livingroom and three bedroom main floor In - bedroom apartment In older diningroom, large kitrhen, cludes appliances, laundry home. Fridge, stow. and utAtits laundry. Ser con.. parking. $775. fadstim. 9ralge• air eat.• a1 Included. $750 per marsh. Fist 427-0622 or 286-9209 Inclusive. $990 morshty. Fist and last required. Prions 623 evisnings. (0617go and last. 831-2789. (061792) BRIGHT - 3 bedrooms, two $148 after 5 p.m. (061692) Houses For ADJACENT Ajax Waterfront, baths, appliances, parking. 61090 inchsive. Available AVAILABLE i... iatey, - spa- 4 1 beautiful 3 bedroom bungalow, July cions one bedroom on quiet ■ Rent � �� rd � winnow I. Call 940.1312, Mrs. Tom. street, Simcoe/Mill area, lie and bast gabs Modem cottages, 1800 ft. waterfront, Coverings. Reletenwdit cram (061994o, separate entrance, eat in SOUTH Pickering area dock. first and last required. No WHITBY - newly decorated kitchen, full bath, ample parking, bungalow, 3 bedroom main pets. Available July 1. $1350 centrally located 3 bedroom $575 monthly Includes utilities. floor, air conditioning• laundry plus utilities. Call Raymond townhouse, garage, farnilyroom, 1360206. (061892) paring, first and last. Seco pus Nash, Canada Trust Realty Ina walkout patio schools -- 460 Tftm awe 500 m 550 c°� s ale A-1 hetet p007000 tgJW ane aft* meoa. µ604I600 "x4 In In prime 679-- 8968 or 879`1829.(08/894) 470 Cottages For Rent HAPPINESS Is ... spending quality time with loved ones in a fully equipped cottage at NORTHERN HEIGHTS RESORT In Norland. Enjoy fishing, swimming, paddle boats. canoes. outdoor partes, or an evening Bre on he bearlt. Non-smoking cottagpes avalit". Phone or fax, 1-706 454.1928. Sorry no pots. (061692) K4ieIils* i Dessforth 134 Hashfn Sp99t 2 bedroom + bungalow, 4 app!., Central air, electric air cleaner, security syslem, gas faephM wet bar, 2 full baths, 1 bedroom in-law possibilities, 2 (parr garage, loaded with extras, fully fenced yard, close b TTC, schools 8 shopping. $199,000. Please call 265-0374 or 649-5057. Open House, Sun., June MAX - 01`10 bedroom basement uUlitiet. Ed or Christine, evenings, 839-5675 a days, 4271771 or 427.6512. (061492) talion nearby. 4 appliances. GREAT fishing and family 14, 1:00-4:00 p.m. aLperlrnent. separate entrance. lrge ivingroon, eat -in kitchen. 427-3100. (061492) WMTES/BAYLY area - mail floor of bungalow. 3 bedroom Available July 1. $925 plus utAllies. 668-6538 1 (� ` ) ho" st Rice Lake, Orle hour Wdshawa OPickerel mas- WHITBY4 bedroom semi in. parking, laundry, appliances, MAX _Juy 1 - 3 bedroom main hoop d house with two bedroom hanwood Hoots, est -in kitchen. OSHAWA - BeatrioKNliwn: Or- lie and bast gabs Modem cottages, 1800 ft. waterfront, pool. air nkkcftert non smoker. pets. July I. 8650 monthly. inclusive. 427- basement apartnrsrlt (baserrlenH fridge and stove not included. Fireplace, air TV, mond 2 and 3 bedroom units available $760, $825, Prikacy n ,ural area. low, fertility e@et with wakaiL Now schools and trans radon. Po , currently rented at $6001 con., cable 1 $860. rams. ChNotrem ptogrerr4 slate Pri d 1 550sale A COTTAGE, $66,900 Now 3 badmorn, aKlefior oomplebd, plus elle services. Privets sand beach, crystal dear lake, by private lot, 2 hr. drive, private falls Terns available. 1-416-U9-2911 Mortgage Business 580 Insurance 590 Opportunities 1 st & 2nds b 95% o wits - AN p *WV "a Wick SNWiOa and App10, CON RAYCAN FiIA11111M LTD. 571-3IIO Odle 55&=$ 1795. (061792) ixkskve). Paring. Yard. hidge, 1/2 baths, laundryfacilities, premre non smoking. n o peas. r Hasa. hydro extra F slow, garage included. No pats, apply boa! and motor rental. Covered tie to se I by owner. $136,900. D[s o House Sat. 4-8 facilities. To view Cap 4261874. SOUTH Pickering . one bedroom stove, dishwasher, air con., $950 monthly Includes ulllties. with Durham Housing, 1615 docking. Sunnymead Cottages, p.m Sun, t.4 p.m 938 Harding, 'MORTGAGES apanrntil separate close to -hook, hose w and First and last required with Dundas St. E. 4th floor, Whitby R.R.62 Hastings, Orn. KOL IYO. 430.7,!90. pSIIN 2) 731-1111 entrance. shared laundry, fridge, stove. cabin. availabie July 15. stores. $1150/monthly a all utdtiss tot wtgis house. Tenant Merergw. Avaiabls from July a cal !366610 for iMomnation. 7056962601. (070792) ITS YOUR DREAM HOUSE - momntiy plus utilities. FrWAM- $750 per month, utilities responsible for basement 1-April30. 1993. Call 937-2380. (061892) TWO and three bedroom Bayfield built, 4,000 sq.h. 5 6.99% Included. First and Iasi, Call 28& sub1M. Firslift9t. lease required. 1992) THREE bedroom townhouse n cottages, near Sand Banks provincial Park, bedrooms, 4 baths, col, Poak 5 yr. - 1St mtgg 1441 anytime. (061792) Cal 4266085. (061492) Housing g Oshawa in anal! quiet large lots, waterfront, boat and motor (Inground, heated) air, central No fee - O.A.C* WHITBY - attentive landlord. PICKERING Go - Liverpool and 41 Wanted corn complex. Al utiilw6 included. Close to shopping. Please cal rentals, nature trails, good vac. oent, must vac, plc A must sae. Whitby e new two bedroom lower duplex, Wy - 3 bedroom bungalow. 11061 p61992) 2601 before 9 P. rrc finning Call Vince/Gail, 613- area. Open House Sunday i four appliances, yard, parking. main floor, large backyard. Large WANTED - furnshed 3 or 4 close b bus. Shopping. utmhw included fVo pets 2 bedroom 4764512. (061692) June 14, 1.4 p.m 61 Stargell Dr. evaM.ble July 1. 81000 Plus available August 1, ro pets. 1 free kitchen. 4 appliances, air con., $995 bedroom house in Pickering, WHITBY large KAWARTHAS - Lake Kas• (061 am) Business :month rem. 1775 plus. Cal 4246652. parking. plus utilities. 294 Ajax or Whitby for rrinimum 6 - 3 bedroom shabog - 45 rm. northeast d WHITBY quiet Doan Seen - q lig• -i (061692) 5157. (061492CNC) months rental. Call 619-1960. (1692) townhouse. 1 1/2 baths. famiyroom, walkout to patio, Peterborough. Cozy lakelrxtt, Detached 4 level backsplit Opportunities AJAX - 'The Breaker• brand IMMACULATE 3 bedroom ga pets OK, modem °ap'n9 cottages Renovated 3 years ago b maxi - new exclusive iakeslde con- donw Tums for rem. One and two house in Whitby. Fridge. stow. central air and vac. 1 1/2 baths, 420 Townhouses 1 .paygrounds, na"onmonthly. hop`nt Good fishing. swmm�nn& boat. mobsor al nwo floor space. has all you., need. Asking bedroom For Re � h� $e� $160,9W. Can sures and 3 bedroom wakout to deck and fenced able July 1. 668-8110. (06 1692) . After y After 668O35B. (061692) AVO N townhouses, 8541800 sq h yard new paint and floorn 5. 705877.2159. (061692) featuring 5 appliances, air, Available August 1. $950 pugs. balconies. or soianums. under- 434-5569. (061 9M ground Panung and recreational 980s 6" Mum. 3 bedrooms. facilities. To view Cap 4261874. FARW000 anal asyry - excel - (0703W) lent family neighbourhood. 2 Y WHITBWHITBY - dean 2 bedroom Morey. 3 bedrooms. 3 baths. tamry.00mNurepwce. Garage. int apartment. air, baseslept to schools, transportation broad loom. fndge and stow• only 1950 .. Lawrence, 594- f rw and last. no Deis. Available 906.5. (061 SM Aug. 1. $700 monthly. call 420- 24 3800. Crane Reahy. (061692) 9752 9752 or 666-0264 (061 9M IMMACULATE 3 bedroom sem AJAX - now !ugly furnished it desirable WE Oshawa. Finished rec room, fenced yard. baC»ior ava:abis rmnueduaWy. paved drive. patio, shed. $975, Cal Victor, 619-2330. (061792) momntiy plus utilities. FrWAM- AJAX - one bedroom basernenit Possible long term lease. apartment. Private ermrarce, n- August 1. 985-9978. (0623421 cludes hdge. stow and uMares. PICKERING - A-1 3 bedroom Cable. no pets. non smoker. brick *eta~ fon rant. irshofe hss�• references. Close c house. large kitcror., 2 Go. $610. Call 619-1581 appl,ar,ces 3 washrooms. (061792) garage. $1150 monthly plus. OSHAWA South - Iwo bedroom. Available July 1. 683-9629. large full basement aparar ent. (o6269z1 Fenced yard. separate emran°s• COURTICE lour bedroom Close b am ameners. Unites- house, frld e. slave. 401 laundry !acila,es and parking icl/ded. $610 per pals. fist access, largo lot, owner br ere bedroorm aparsrssrt, rnar"ned_ R1QUWOI IN First and last required. Available and �, rokwonows. avaaabls imirredlalely. Cat 436-6914. July 1. $975 plus heat. 725- 25 11061 p61992) 4909. (061692) AVAILABLE nnsdkalely - am PICKERING - 3 bedroom man Cuben St- Oshawa a n also floor bungalow. Fridge. stove. Whitby - apartrmem building, dishwasher. use d washer and close b bus. Shopping. utmhw included fVo pets 2 bedroom dryer. Large deck, parking, AJAX MONARCWBAYLY WESTNEY ROAD NORTH 3 Bedroom Townhouse shopping and gam. $1800 U.S- POWER d sale - North Oshaw Start OV Olen y C(ry(die bungalow, detached double 980s 6" Mum. 3 bedrooms. 490 9y� workshop. 86 x 196 n. bUeinCet today. Be 1BIiII-BAin`YR'ap^f^N+�'AI'!B- lot. Asking $179,900. Two an Avon Salle dealer. CLEARWATER 3 bedrooms fully hunshed. of con.. mobile storey brick detached near Oshawa Centre, $94.900. Must NO Inventory to buy. ttoomtss. Heated pools. hot tub. be sold. Cat Fred Mitchell. 434- Flexible hours. Great mnns. rear beaches. and major anrac9ors. Children 3800. Crane Reahy. (061692) liming Opportunity. welcome. BLACKSTOCK - fully finished hardwood flows, 2400 sq.h. 4 Pharos. (Lees than rrolel). $275 raised bungalow. 3v4 acre. 3 eau 416-619-1574 U.S. weekly. 683-5503. (070392, phis one bedroom, 2 four Diets baths, quiet court, close to �ve message) (I BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom condo school. $204.900. Phone 416- CHRISTINA LORD n Naples. Fbrda 10.000 sq -n.. 906 -Ml. Open House Sunday and Finch on quiet etmst 427- terve; courts CJote to hM Jure 14 2 p m (061692) TOWIaIOUSES - spsdow No shopping and gam. $1800 U.S- PICKERING - Must be scent Per month. Call 839-4138, 1700 sq.%. d absolu" gor- (061792) 980s 6" Mum. 3 bedrooms. FLORIDA - Madeira Beach, ac/. cv., alarm, finished 1500 sq.h. Luxury gulf from basetrent. many upgrades. condo. 6 appliances. 2.1 $189.900. For appoi t mom cad bedrooms. 2 baths, all 428-8946. (0619O2) aCcessoriw. heated pool, PICKERING . Brock and Finch - latxuzzL sneered sukporch. lop as bndk. 4 bedroom detailed. 2 floor• weekly' - My- Fit-- 1/2 baths, main floor 7231069. (,02292) tamilyroonL linpiece. laundry. FLORIDA - Moderia Beach - hardwood flows, 2400 sq.h. 4 Yacht dub - 2 bedroom, full years new, central air. u 2 greenhouse kachen double eq pt. pools. Deem. club house, complMe ween tiaurul hot garage. $235.000. 686-5257. AVAILABLE today in Whitby - tub, children welcome. Rent (061892) featuring the laziest growing weMcly/mouthy. Close to all sport n Ontario. Own you own BROKER has $10.000 b lard of Nevada Bob's Golf (tennis emse"Nws. (416) 839.0966. (TF) $147 per month. Contac Jerry optional) store. The store is Homes 49 6W4W5. ConrrsreY Finan- operating daily. Greta location inDial S-. (TF) and parking. Franchisor should $700 and one bedroom. $SM. backs area greerlbett. $950 ' 1 AVAILABLE Immediately s For Sale lip Mo," Dowel 3 bWroorn, 1 have experience aid ready to 2 karitrms. One yew lease. 424 prime north location 3 Shared 1/2 at brick hou lar asset. Cam Bill Dimarco. 416- '"nut 16 Firs lap. Cal 430-0134. utilitt 9-23 9718or(062392) 420-6367. (061 99Z bWroon henhouse. garage. 1 450 ACCOMITIL Olhs ir bsrga- 3 bsthoortl NCE three bedroom how in 1R bells, fridge. stove and pod. N AJAX - basemes tpartne t• closYALE b GO and 9-N artrruteel Othaaa. 2 bathrooms. conv"C file floor rn kitchen and ham. Just decorated, new Woodborn Nes Firs' or female, 25-35 preferred, tc sham a large 4 $575 $575 monthly, inclusive. No amofkers, no Pas. Av"It" July bulk4n dwMireNer. wakaR b"IMMUML I Pt+we 723 6332. (O6t79f� Dedroom hone with 2 meslee and 192.686.0607. (061492) deck and fenced yard, very mice area $1025 pis "Isss. Fist) OSHAWA - two and three ore i& . This hats includes waster, dryer, ale don.. cd tis am and Ileo bedroom apart- last (705) 437.3613. (0614921 n bwrdlooses, $wades large deck, gas bbq. Idle of rnrrs in Oshaela. Convenisrkt DUNDA31ANDERBON whaby,ail Utilities. 4 appkerpss. Clone fridge and freezer space, lorcaflbn clash. no No torrlr Serle bad,00rn plus nmi hong b schools and a -nit-. Call fi int basement Now, Brock mart mqumned. SM 1 beboom, $500 monthly plus wltnles. 431 3972 (0700M and Finch on quiet etmst 427- $715 Isrgs 1 beAr- $750 2 limmodlas. Also 3 bedroom TOWIaIOUSES - spsdow No 4206, leave message. bele C X38477 alftw 5 detached house, newly and ft-. - . IMbss. mtowus1 � C) al (Do25M renovemalL Potable oorreretrdd MOM of 401. Clow b Go Train WOfltq In Ajar balking for a PICKERING - new large man use, aerredW$* $9-00 orema iy Station. school. north and meow Ismeale b sham her br ere bedroorm aparsrssrt, faits wikise. 416-292.4444. south GM. blocks awy from home stdgs swws. Mute d• a wakout to path. overlooks MMs. desk s>=a0et i'e• i 575 Y0f 1w TO baa. p91M>� Knob HE O@M� Sue seep in non a no and "me a rMecMlrnt Bair. 9" FBa OS1992) OSHAWA -three bedroom io d � AvWYe June be dsteratdreed. Cd swwm bus to shopping and GO. hpw priurae drle. Oe11ud air, and Ju+r. 461-lie14. _ p$25M 72e-N4a. Yondq "Weugb LAM*y tache and psAtitg• awdttae •lily 1- SM Cad Jia! evaM.ble July 1. 81000 Plus Rooms TO F kky. 5 PAL -41111 PJL pelage ah N. 9s 624.5077. (061492CNC) drive and garage on large ot, Rt - ATTENTION Printers: Direct mail advertising company Is kicking for a psrsrmn b join our business. (kwest nwK required►. Please tall 428-5783. (061 SM ESTABLISHED Driveway Seal - Ing Business (lute), 500 name customer list. Includes truck - 1967 GMC, 515, high pressure pump. reel, 200' home. t!0 gallon tank wand. 5 HP blower. etc. Best offer, call 436-1519. l J 670 Personals ! BIRTH control and family plan - unsmiling. Free and corlydential. available Monday to Friday, 830 am. to 430 p.m Clinic in Oshawa. Tuesday, 1 to 3 p.m., and Wednesday 1 to 6 p.m. Nickering Thurs. 3U0 p.m to 6 p.m. For further information call Oshawa 4338901 or Pick- ering 420-8781. (TF) PERSONAL Hairdresser - need a personal hairdresser for your wedding day? For professional results, call Carmela at 686- 7372 over 20 years of experience. (061792) EXCITING Phots d Roommates - Cindy. Wendy and Lisa. For information, wits: Cindy Pncs. Box 670 -RD. Kelowna, B.C. MY 7P4. Adults only pla l (070292) ALCOHOL, drug and cocaine treatment, ImrrrdIsle inpatient care available. 1,900-363-1518. JESUS says, lean the blind lead the blind? Dow your minisbr ww glsaaw? The hireling Is the hired ff*W~. Micah 3:11, Isaiah 56:1412, John 10:11. Jim Car pbsk 1.706-963.9475. (TFALL) DISTRESS Centre - Need someone to talk b? Calf us anytime. 4331121, 427-5830. 675 Companions ACTIVE_ professor Erg. Aviator. musician. landscaper, gardener. an west Ekrq- Languages, Iko to nem msfure CtInetimn Lady (30•s -50's) with zest fp We. 427-7290. (081692) ATTENTION Siglss - awok y selected wooducows so urw- incted people looking for a long- term rMMorshp. Confidential. 1114111 Free information package. Dalescan. 7232022 (10 am. - a p.m.)(TF) sorv40/ area $109.000. Cad Rick a 4819 e�� 1- 80Doug. 700 Birthdays 700 Birthdays 0.6631819 ext 932, leave msssaga M625921 COUNTRY Bungalow in Ragland. 2 or 3 bednoorrt large kit. �n cone• tugb.sommra. H AZEXANDRA KEL TER (Ali) H "mow" b back -111111111 $1340011_ Ca u 6564108.(081692) � j ATTENTION Handymenl ~ Olhs ir bsrga- 3 bsthoortl N outstay hatow Ingewate lea, pr N 889,900. Throe bedroom, N grape. 50' 1st. W= down. No N gLmmy .w see= Cod Frolk N anovb MN. 4306-3M Crano loge pie 10. 311, 214 liews d 10 � rota low aslma Re, poll" ly K usisft mM ad. ave dads, W - *-A.. Mmdb lostlyd. a 510 Towlilim s N Distinct 1-4/6-864-1099_ 11- es. 39-02. 430 pe1ef12SNC) Rent NAX 4 bedlasa so and» MMk p*w �pM 4* EAUCIK T� Fff Sale heat. hydro. Cabo. parking krnaa/Mak 5 afppk nose. Avail- aldrle as bus rokRe, arwd AJAX. awdakl kmerNarey, 2 astwehjli mule be aleslL let► COaPra0m. (414) 721 -96e3 - AJAX - dalacsd tela antral MATURE. reliable person o~'may'Pte~ �aaataal sttktibewim Ovwml kW%goo WMITB• - 3 bedroom NotoL n � eey2 PeA p 81m177 000.4 2 926 O � 6whilumage M� daughter. Diana Allison. Our irdmcle WHITBY -112 Crura St. It Ser loge pie 10. 311, 214 liews d 10 � rota low aslma a� "aftm Itharo wife 2 K usisft mM ad. ave dads, W - *-A.. Mmdb lostlyd. a was born on April 26 and arrived LARGE one bedroom NORTHWEST Oshawa - 7 Accomm, pedw ups. 2 Isedlo, pks badw. 4 4*NWAM *soak SatAkift 7 lave pr ww' bunwAN � am @am huw�, umM sem' appilaaces, nlstral ab. becks bldroorn ttadkapB Ifltilpoon6 familyroom with fireplace, PICKERING VNape alsoA m 110r, COURTICE - luxuryone badaorn condo. aontPl.te tarn 1b o- 1-6 PAL Four --darn la3m hmwe. two stubs, 2 112 beft NOROIACEB and low, so % NII, tppsr tatek garb I9- **v laeaws. Serbia ba�l9• a» PMa drduis pastil Initial" le GOl wool h age See- 401. frssokim 8379 pw Cd 499 N"41. fm7wf maobllla asci swimmin pb�y�Iend &aid@ dam aiding 613-694-3131. :1>4 11m IIxdm kv *pm *aKrlsoa 4 *wAc g, down pay -- also II- Double Hueck ka �aa�maaydabl thanks to friends and family 7 a Juy 1. Cal SIM• p �R 41< o schools and ahalppbg. coowOaYoo M betas. int in ". 9-1200 a. JWy 1. 477.6N9. Plteee poi 42L7ad2 p91 1� PICKEiMIB vow - PNIM- p;�N• YM me >0 BONO Bhr/• flea IBM CPO NWAS61.4 43&808. fosig 4966065. p81992) 12?A p814aQ) pa18aQ�, _. A41� WENTWO19TH 9-M Sbsoee - dlnd ail eadew is Sebum fid BOWMAILVILF - semL 21np PiL Am 13. 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