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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1992_06_28ITS GOLF SEASON! Weekday Mstnberships from $110" per year Full Season 7 days from $500 per yew 683.3210 Annandale Country Club 6i P.O. Box 91 AJAX LIS 3C2 Pickering Edition Elf$ ADVERTISER TM WANNA SELL LEMONADE? Kids 8.12 Can "rent" our Lemonade Startd. Cell 683-7171 to reserve. Sunday, June 28, 1992 28 pages A Metrolond Community Newspaper Pressrun 37,000 510 + 40 GST - 55cents Vol. 111 No. 26 Ten Pickering residents will receive community awards tomorrow in a ceremony at the civic complex. The annual awards recog- nize long-term community ser- vice and outstanding sports achievements. The recipients will be presented the awards by acting mayor Maurice Brenner and members of coun- cil at 7.30 p.m. in council chambers at One The Esplanade. The )yews Advertiser will publish winners' names fol- lowing the ceremom. Inside the Special 12 -page Canada Day section Billboard..»...»...»...»..»...»... »4 Sports ----------------- 22 Councillors oppose new regional headquarters DURHAM - Ajax and Pickering councillors are ques- tioning the need for a new S37 -million regional head- quarters just days before council takes a crucial vote on the proposed project. "Council is working on the assumption that the facili- ties are needed," says Pickering's acting mayor Maurice Brenner. "It's not looking at whether there's a need for it, but whether the financial package is a good one." Councillors will decide Tuesday whether Oshawa has fulfilled its end of a bargain struck with the region by the last council by providing an acceptable site and afford- able parking for the proposed building. It it's approved, the ball would land in the developer's court. Hilstone would have to submit the building design and financial Trackage to regional council for approval. It it's turned down, the long simmering and often contro- versial project would be off. (Regional offices, now located in Whitby, are the cen- trepiece of the proposed development. Hilstone has also suggested housing a librar),, art centre and hotel at the site, located at the corner of Richmond St E. and Mary SL N.) Amidst rumblings from councillors outside Oshawa that they may pull the plug on the deal, Oshawa has sweetened the pot a bit on parking. The region had been expected to divvy up S3.1 million for three floors of underground parking, while Oshawa was to chip in S1.6 million. Oshawa is now suggesting it will still put in the S1.6 million, but the region can keep its money if it wants. Still, Oshawa mayor Nancy Diamond believes it would be in the region's best interests to contribute to Frenchman's Bay deal clears second hurdle PICKERING - A proposal to save Frenchman's Bay property from development was approved by the Metro Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Friday. The MTRCA agreed it should match S500,000 pledged by the Town of Pickering to keep 20 acres on the east side of the bay from being turned into townhous- es. The property is currently owned by Sandbury Homes. But it's not a done deal yet, because the MTRCA doesn't know where it will get the money. The authority will now lobby the provincial govern- ment to hand over the required funds, says Pickering councillor Kip Van Kempen, the town's representative on the MTRCA. If the province refuses, "The conserva- tion authority will have to wrestle with other alterna- tives," he says. Sandbury Homes has put a Sept. 30 deadline on its offer to sell. The province's ministry of natural resources "knows darn well we have to have a response before Sept 30," adds Mr. Van Kempen. Local MPP Jim Wiseman has told Pickering council he supports preservation of the site, but can't promise provincial funding because he has no authority to do so. three floors of indoor parking because it ing could be obsolete within 10 years, pre - would increase the value of -the building. dieting municipalities will become more Mr. Brenner, ho%kcver, believes the build- See BUILDING ... Pat;e 3 Summer fun The lazy, hazy days of summer are here, Winging with them lots of fun, as seen on the faces of Eric Jardin, left, and his brother Edward, 6. The pair was enjoy- ing the sunny skies in Ajax Rotary Park. photo by Celia Bronkhorst Q=ft means rewft -- Advertise In Aj=44ckedng News Advedbw (6a3-5110) and 04xiwo-Whitby hila Week (579,4400).114,000 promm every SttrtldaY NO COVER CHARGE 619-2616 Ica AM W MIM1� g sr IXJ McKenzie Plaza i e;.`/6+c'��(�'y�J�"'�4�MIif9P"� eAa �yw;fN RY.�',�R �i�iQ'��i.�w'6�b�f!���'�`4'•q�,�rri� .�y.til PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY JUNE tat, 1"2 Man's body found in Oshawa creek DURHAM - The body of a ing to Durham Regional Police. 49 -year-old man has been found A post-mortem has been in an Oshawa creek and police ordered. are asking for help in determin- Police want to talk to a man ing the cause of his death. and woman who tried to help a The body of Herbert James man about 1 a.m. Wednesday in Oley, 49, of King St. E., the King St. E. and Harmony Oshawa, was discovered Rd. area. 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Mr. Wildman said 75 per cent of the wetlands, such as bogs, marshes and swamps, in southern Ontario have been lost through development Natural - or drainage. 'fhe goal is to stop the loss of any step". ............. ublic SChool td:': near from drench raTep:":­d:':::"::ye'rs DURHAM - The public school 4*oard wants to know what franco- phones think of a report which dis- cusses the administration of French schools. Although trustees were hesitant to approve the $3,000 -price tag, they agreed Monday to send each French language ratepayer a letter informing them of a meeting being held by the board's French lan- guage advisory committee to dis- cuss the Cousineau report. "We have had a long relation- ship with this committee and we have kept them on a relatively short financial string," argued Ajax trustee Duncan Read "I don't see us looking at a horrendously signif- icant amount of money. - :4 Despite his plea, a motion to approve the funds for the mailing -Building shOUICI be central, - says Brenner FROM PAGE 1 self-governing, thereby decreasing the need for a regional govern- ment. While he's not n' -^^=Pa - locating the proposed building in downtown Oshawa because "Oshawa is physically central" to the region, Mr. Brenner's con- cerned that "it's so far removed from Pickering." Kip Van Kempen, also from Pickering, argues the region's pro- posal to lease -co-own is just anoth- er way of debenturing (mortgag- ing) the project. If it must be built, he says, a Pickering location should be considered. "Why can't they locate it here?" Mr. Van Kempen complained at a recent Pickering council meeting. "Why is it always Oshawa?" Ajax's Roger Anderson says he's "not in favor of moving -regional headquarters at all. It's not the appropriate time to move mit," though he would have "no problem going to Oshawa" if he saw a need for a new building. Before committing to the huge project, Newcastle mayor Diane Hamre has told council she must be satisfied that taxpayers can afford it and that it will put Durham residents back to work. Hilstone can do that, says a Company spokesman, but says council must first tidy up the park- ing and other issues by voting yes on Tuesday. was deferred until September's finance committee meeting. The request for funding wasn't approved until trustee Cindy Dud- ley, also from Ajax, asked the board to reconsider the request.. "I reconsidered because there are 4,000 families in Durham affected by this. The Cousineau report has a great effect on them," she told trustees. The board will undertake a sur- vey to determine the advantages and disadvantages to a number of proposals in the study, including an independent public French board, a French board for both the public and separate boards, and a regional board. It will also look at the impli- cations of allowing the provincial government to make the decision for them. But, it "doesn't go as far as we'd River are both Class 2. like to see," Mr. Lounds said, Shortly after being elected in adding that the plan can't force the 1990, Mr. Wiseman introduced a restoration of damaged areas. private member's bill calling for the Wetlands would be classed from preservation of wetlands. The bill one to seven, with one to three being was passed in April. provincially significant, and four toThe policy statement divides the seven regionally significant. Durham West MPP Jim Wise- province into two areas — the Great Lakes -St. Lawrence Region and the man said the mouth of Duffins Boreal Region. The Great Lakes -St. Creek is a Class 3 wetland, while the Lawrence Region is the area from marsh at the mouth of Carruthers south of Kirkland Lake. Creek and the mouth of the Rouge The policy took effect June 27. ra Coupon�: 75AO 41 I PICKERING PRO AUTO GLASS and TRIM WINDSHIELD CEMENT I I ONLY mPLA I We pay the $50.00 Deductible PLUS we give you 25.00 Cash Back! For a total of 75.00 Call for an appointment! L60 BROCK RD. S. UNIT #16, PICKERING 837-78191 CONGRATULATIONS Martha from Our PirkPring f:PntrP lnct 100 lbs. and has kept it off for one year. "I have tried every diet going over the last twelve years. This program is the only plan that was easy to follow and actually worked for me. I lost 100 lbs. and have kept very close to my goal weight for a year. If you have tried everything else give Nutri System a try! It worked for me." -Mary Watkins (left) manager of the Pickering Location t Dawn (,inion -right) manager of the Oshawa locau- tie pleased to present Martha Murdoch a \utrr, system maintenance award for achieving her goal weight 4 rrwnt.uwn>: it for one year. STUDENTS Receive 20 lbs. of Weight Loss Program Services FREE* 'fall for details nutri/system 0 A CALL FOR YOUR FREE NO OBLIGATION CONSULTATION AJAMCKERING WHITMOSHAWABOWMANVILLE 1450 KkVslon K Pickuh 354 Simco$ St S., Oshwa 420-6300 723-5211 '960" oft now not bamb wdrb om %ftn awn. i mwwm mm ww aw - wit wro "to 004ked W% oar. o/ra Dad apdoborp aaNaa Ummdroe a. HEATING Se AIR CONDITIONING Authorized Dealer d CONSUMM GAS ...AND DON'T PAY 'TSL .JANUARY 1993! OAC In the Osh. awa Centre across from Grand & Toy .. ......... 434-2554-,,, • 1%JJ00.&8r7•5&2 ... , ........ . +Currier Comfort... ? . So nice to .come home to 3 PACE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERMER SUNDA% JUNE 211, lm J► 81/1LwL�E Billboard is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard Items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publica- tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. SUNDAY BIRTHDAY PARTY: Claremont will mark 28 Canada's 125th birth- day with family events in the park Sun.. June 28 from 10 a rr to 4 D ^, Church service, picnic. games, prizes and mo,e Travel norm on Brock Rd to Claremont 549-2295 (Susan) STREET PARTY: A street party on Blue R age Cres . aicker,ng, from 1 to 5 p m Sun. June 28, will benefit the Ajax---cii General Hoso- tal Yore sale, car wash, barbecue. prizes, more. Donations to vara sale accepted, 428-9203 (Gino) or 428- 9863 (Gond) CLOTHING SALE: The final used - clothing sc!e untl the fall will be held at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Kings Cres and Burcher 2a . Ajax. Sat . June 28. from 10 a m to noon 683-3863 TEDDY BEARS: A Teddy Bear Pic- nic wll be nelc Sun . June 28 from 1 1 a m to 5 p m at Pickering Muse- um Village. 3 km east of Brock Rd on "wy 7. Greenwood Games, prizes. clown band Take your bear and a picnic lunch 683-84C'. 420- 462' CHOIR AUDITIONS: Aual' ons for •ne .tea^ V cDonaia Singers win pe neld Mon.. June 29 for crutdren, adults, pre -teens and high-school students Coll for an ^rel-,tment 837-26 , . ,.^CANCER SUPPORT: The Living `Wi Cancer support group meets Mor 'June 29 from 7 to 9 p m at the Ajax Cncke' Club. comer of Cienents Rd and Monarch Ave Running ct me same time a^a Place wit be the children's group (ages five to 17) 686-1516 HARWOOD MEETING: The Duman Board of Education will dis- cuss upcoming changes at Har- wood Secondary School as it pre- pares to become a regular high schoo, In 1993 The meeting's at the sc^ooi o^ Mon . June 29 at 7 30 P CANADA DAY: The town 1 a` PiCkenng hosts a family Canada Day party Wed., July 1 at Kinsmen Park, Sandy Beach Rd . begin- ning at noon. Games. entertainers, bands. food and a 10 15 p.m. fire- works show. Free shuttle bus from GO station begins at 2 p.m. 420- 4621. CANADA DAY: Petticoat Creek Conservation Area, Whites Rd. south of Hwy. 401, Pickering, will celebrate Canada Day with free Pool admission, half-price food and drink, free flag pins, clowns and a flog waving at 2 p.m. Admission $2 for adults. S 1.50 for seniors and S 1 for Children. 661-6600. COMING UP RUMMAGE/BAKE SALE: The O/A' l 111111111 �I C Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - Day Saints wiG hold a rummage & bake sale Sat.. July 4 at 9 a m. at 119 Church St. S., Pickering Village, Ajax Rain date July 11. Proceeds to the Children's Wish Foundation. Donations accepted 428-2856. JULIE STANTON SEARCH: The parents of Julie Anne Stanton are looking for volunteers to help them search for traces of their missing daughter Sat., July 4 and Sun., July 5 beginning at 9 a m Meet at the Port Perry police station. Simcoe St north of the Seventh Conic /Regional Rd. 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These statistics were released by the Addiction Research Founda- tion during the announcement of the province's new Substance Abuse Strategy -- a concerted approach to fighting the problem of alcohol, prescription drugs and inhaled solvents abuse. Its goal, according to Health Minister Frances Lankin, is to prevent abuse, or at least stop it in its early stages. Efforts will be aimed especially at homeless youth, aboriginal peo- ple, women, elderly people, students, people living with HIV and AIDS. and people with disabilities. A committee headed by the Ministry of Health will deal with all the determinants of health -- housing, education, economic standing. While the ongoing battle against illegal drugs steals the headlines, :he silent killer of abused legal drugs lurks in the background. The problem may not be near as severe as that of the fight against crack, cocaine, etc., but it is one of grave concern. These drug abusers are often people you would not suspect. It's often a senior misusing their prescription drugs, mom or dad having one too many drinks, or a young student being pressured into trying a snort of glue. And, like all drug abusers, they often don't know they have a problem. It's time they received help. It's time the fight against drugs moved into the home, and not just the streets. j Celebrating our Hoser Heritage What we're doing on Canada Day to celebrate the country's 125th birthday: We'll wake up to the sound of O Canada on the TV we fell asleep in front of the night before, make a half-hearted attempt to stand at attention, and salute, rubbing the sleep gunk out of our eyes while our hand's up there. - Watch Canada A.M. on J.D. Roberts' last day on the job before he heads to the States — again. Pray that Pamela Wallin's next co-anchor isn't as vacuous as J.D. — someone who can ask questions half as intelli- gertt as Pamela's. - Doff the Busy Beaver pyjamas Mom bought us for Christmas and don a plaid shirt and toque for the day. - For breakfast. cat a pound of hack bacon and flapjacks smothered in maple syrup. Then wash it down with Red Rose tea, available in Canada only. - Replay tapes of all of SCT%"s Great White North sketches featur- ing Bob and Doug McKenzie. If memory serves us correctly, there were 25 episodes made so we'll view each one five times. - Try to slip 125 "Eh"s into our conversation that day, more if we're talking to Americans. Boast about -40 0) News �t editor's notes our Hoser Heritage. - Watch a newscast from Buffalo and give thanks. - Quiz all strangers we meet on :he street on the correct spelling of Sir John A. McDonald's last name. (That's not it.) And, who is he? (Hint: He's no relation to Ronald McDonald.) - Watch reruns of Leave It to Beaver, stand and salute each time Beaver's name is mentioned. - Lunch on moose meat and cheddar cheese. Wash it down with Motson Canadian. - Draw up a list of the top 125 reasons why it's great to be a Cana- dian. - Compile a list of 25 great things about Quebec. (No, merely rhyming off the names of 25 of your favorite French-Canadian women or Que- bec-bom hockey players doesn't count.) - Dust off old tapes of all the Canada Cup hockey series. - Thank God for Bobby Orr, Wayne Gretzky and Don Cheng. - Play some road shinny, making sure to honor the 1 I th Command- ment and move the nets out of the way of motorists. - Be extra courteous when giv- ing directions to Americans with snow skis on their car roofs. "Just stay on Highway 12 for a few miles and you'll hit the glaciers in no time." - Dine on caribou casserole, washed down with Canadian Club (Canada Dry optional as mix). Count the number of dumb mistakes the Toronto Maple Leafs have made since Canada's centenni- a] in 1967. Try to stop at mistake #125. - Either pull out the old eight - track and listen to Stompin' Tom 611 our cars bleed or fire up the turntable and wake up the neighbors with Bryan Adams' latest 45. - Watch the National. - Don our Busy Beaver Pis. - Say a prayer. "Now I lay me down to sleep, I pray the Lord my soul to keep. If I should die before I wake, I pray we're not the 51 st state... Letters Wasteful governmentprosperous econom jive To the editor, In his column published June 3, Jim Wiseman, the New Democrat- ic Party MPP believes that the Ontario government will keep the deficit in check. Nowhere in his article does Wiseman mention how much the deficit will be. Hav- ing to say that the deficit is fore- cast to a stunning S10 billion for 1992-93 and amounted to an unac- ceptable SII billion last year is incompatible with Wiseman's optimistic views. On several occa- sions, Wiseman talks about con- trolling the deficit, whereas the NDP shows the least concern for deficits. The NDP controls noth- ing at all. And if the trend contin- ues, Ontario will be severely in debt, maybe $90 billion in 1995. Debt interests which represent already $5S billion or 10 per cent of the budget will be out of control jeopardizing social programs so dear to the NDP. A law should force provinces to cut and bakince their budgets. As far as the jobs Ontario train- ing prognam goes, the federal gov- ernment already spends several millions of dollars on similar pro- grams. Besides, federal subsidies to individuals and businesses amount to several billions of dol- lars with devastating results: excessive spending, aggravation as far as the federal debt goes (S450 billion in 1993) despite heavy taxation, economic crisis and massive unemployment. Bob Rae puts Ontario in the same way and because of that there won't be "more secure jobs in the future" but more unemployment and a lagging economy. The NDP spending estimates are close to $55 billion this fiscal year. It's $10 billion more than two years ago, $40 billion more than 13 years ago. Even though Wiseman likes to repeat that gov- ernment spending will grow this year by only 4.9 per cent, the low - 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 edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone nwnber 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. est increase in 39 years, one must point out that Ontario's budget has increased by 20 per cent since the NDP took office, much more than the inflation rate. Wiseman also mentions that income tax is the fairest tax we have. Untrue: rich investors and executives can appreciably reduce their income taxes when they are paid with dividends or capital gains, both are taxed to a lower rate than wages. The federal gov- ernment could rectify this injustice by reducing taxes on wages. Also, executives have the possibility to be paid in shares and stocks thus deferring the tax to pay. Indeed, that transaction is not taxed as long as the shares are not cashed. In spite of appearances, which are always deceitful, the best pan of tax increases is for the majority of the taxpayers, not only 10 per cent of them. The provincial income tax which is 53 per cent of the federal basic tax, will be 55 per cent from January 1, 1993, it was 50 per cent in 1986. As far as tax increases arc concerned, Bob Rae doesn't do things by halves which is the easy way out. And yet, that was how the Liberal lead- er David Peterson bit the dust in the 1990 provincial election cam- paign. am - paign The people of Ontario must realize they can't have a fat, wasteful and reckless government and a prosperous economy at the same time. Bob Rae will ruin Ontario because he is impoverish- ing the taxpayers. Frank Michaud, Ajax Helping those in need To the editor, We would like to once again bring our purpose to the community of Ajax -Pickering. All donations of food, clothing and furniture are welcome at our Family Service Centre, These items are used to help those people of our community who at this time cannot afford to pay regular prices for things that they need. We give or charge a very nominal price for clothes and furniture items that are donated to our centre. We ask that during non -working hours they are left in tact and people do not go through the bins or bags of donations, leaving the back of our centre kx*jng as if a tornado has come through. Every morning when we arrive we have to spend a few hours clearing away all the garbage and repacking clothing so that it can be sorted. This is our community, please let's keep it clean and tidy and remember, we could be the next one in -line for help. We would like to take the opportunity to thank all those people who do volunteer their time and also those who donate items to our centre. We would also like to thank the management and employees of Cross Country Donuts for every day supplying us with a couple of boxes of muffins, donuts, free of charge. We make up bags of these goodies and give them to any [reedy customer that would like to have one. We also Provide coffee and a place to put their feet up, and put on a few extra pounds by consuming some creamy donuts. Joan Harry, Family Services Co-ordinator. The Salvation Army, Ajax News Advertiser JAANNE MAPGHARDT- Ed1oNn-C lof The N� : �:.t t1�NdIE ttCA - Re?aY 1CyB5 MIQtOt�9r - Itief Is protected by A Metroland Community Newspaper unautiyhf and naufhorl=ed use NENISNOOM -sEs-t t to .. DWMW MN -"34117 tuEuut A 1wittiout wd lt*n con- 311RE - I - 76n l0 QAli1pED - 7tN1-7672 sent k prohibited. Timothy John Whittaker Tieseerves the ftm to REAL ESTATE ! AItrOM011VE ADVERtpMIC - 7W7672 classify or refuse iPtJblWW any adm4kemerd at his discretion. est increase in 39 years, one must point out that Ontario's budget has increased by 20 per cent since the NDP took office, much more than the inflation rate. Wiseman also mentions that income tax is the fairest tax we have. Untrue: rich investors and executives can appreciably reduce their income taxes when they are paid with dividends or capital gains, both are taxed to a lower rate than wages. The federal gov- ernment could rectify this injustice by reducing taxes on wages. Also, executives have the possibility to be paid in shares and stocks thus deferring the tax to pay. Indeed, that transaction is not taxed as long as the shares are not cashed. In spite of appearances, which are always deceitful, the best pan of tax increases is for the majority of the taxpayers, not only 10 per cent of them. The provincial income tax which is 53 per cent of the federal basic tax, will be 55 per cent from January 1, 1993, it was 50 per cent in 1986. As far as tax increases arc concerned, Bob Rae doesn't do things by halves which is the easy way out. 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Every morning when we arrive we have to spend a few hours clearing away all the garbage and repacking clothing so that it can be sorted. This is our community, please let's keep it clean and tidy and remember, we could be the next one in -line for help. We would like to take the opportunity to thank all those people who do volunteer their time and also those who donate items to our centre. We would also like to thank the management and employees of Cross Country Donuts for every day supplying us with a couple of boxes of muffins, donuts, free of charge. We make up bags of these goodies and give them to any [reedy customer that would like to have one. We also Provide coffee and a place to put their feet up, and put on a few extra pounds by consuming some creamy donuts. Joan Harry, Family Services Co-ordinator. 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The best place for your glasses is on your face. Whenever you take your glasses Off your face temporarily, be sure to place them on a table upside-down, with the brow bar resting on the table surface and with the sides (temples) extended. Your glasses have more stability when placed that way and won't tip RZ CORRECTION this weep ; ,,,.7.e _-_ -.,er the -escripron to, the STP products 'natured on page 2 shouic have ead. -Pack STP Fuel Injector :.-arburetor C•eaner. 3x3SOML' anc -3 -1ack S'P Gas Treatment - 3 50,r reatment.350,E ` ��e apologize for any inconvenience .� s may have caused over. Never place glasses lens -down on a table (classic way to scratch the lenses), and never place them right - side up - they'll roll over, again scratching the lens. Use the hard case or protective pouch your optometric professional supplied with your glasses. 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The Pickering Softball Associ- ation will host a series of games throughout the day. Don't miss a softball challenge hetween the town of Pickering and the association at 5:30 Sphere Clown Band Pony rides begin at l p.m., sponsored by the Pickering Progress Club. Meanwhile, the kids can also bounce around in the Kinsmen Club's Jumping Castles. You're invited to take your best shot at the dunk tank, and see who ggoes down. Throughout the after- oon, you can also visit the - town of Pickering stage, where a variety of entertainers, sponsored by the Optimist Club, will delight the .young and the young -at -heart. Performers include John Pattison & Garloo, Dan the Music Man and Dan Cole the Juggler. Also in the stage area will be The Best Dressed Stuffed Animal Contest and a Bubble Glum Blowing Con- p.m. A variety of dis- plays and demon- ,trations will be ongoing throughout the party, including those by the Picker- ing Aerials Gym- nastics Club, the Pickcring Dog School, the Youth Resource Centre and more. You'll also find lore of arts and crafts. Evening enter- tainment begins at 6 P.M. with the Sphere Clown Band, which recent- ly earned a gold record. The band promises to delight all with skits and music. Also on stage in the evening will be Rainstone, Slow Poke, The Reactors, The Backbeats, County Jamboree and the Denise Lester Dancers. The party's giant finale begins at IQ 15 p.m., when the town pre- sents its Pyromusical Fireworks Show to end Canada Day with a bang. Kinsmen Park is near the foot of Sandy Beach Rd. Motorists can avoid a parking -lot crunch by leaving cars at the Pickering GO station and taking a free shuttle bus to the park beginning at 2 p.m. For information, call 420-4621. Tt i.Ju #% •� •. K h K ti K 'k » Happy Birthday Canada: Waving the Canadian flag is just one way these Westney Heights Public School students in Ajax will be showing their pride in the country as 4 celebrates its 125th birthday. The Grade 4 class, with help from music teacher Glenda Varti, also wrote a song called I'm Proud to be a Canadian. Ajax Rotary Park the place to be on Canada's birthday AJAX - Town residents look- ing for something to do on Cana- da Day should head to the lake- front. The Ajax parks and recreation department and the Ajax Rotary Club will host a celebration on July 1 from l p.m. to 4 p.m., at Rotary Park, on Lake Driveway W. near Parkes Dr. Among events planned are children's games, a barbecue, music by the Ragweed Jazz Band and a celebration cake. Also, Ajax Transit will offer free transportation to the park from the Ajax Plaza. Buses will begin leaving the plaza at 1 p.m. and make runs every 30 minutes. The last run from Rotary Park will be at 4:30 p.m. Passengers will be picked up at regular bus stops along the route. The buses will travel south on Harwood Ave. to Westney Rd. S., west to Finley Ave., south to Parkes Dr., west to Lake Drive- way and then along Lake Drive- way to Harwood and north to the plaza. For more information on the event, call the parks and recreation department at 427-8811. MP Rene Soetens hosts Canada Day celebration DURHAM - If you want to celebrate Canada Day with about 500 people, then head to the constituency office of Ontario Riding MP Rene Soetens. Mr. Soetens will host a party, with refreshments and a large cake, Wednesday, July 1 from 11 am. to 2:30 p.m. at 103 Old Kingston Rd. in Pickering Vil- lage, Ajax. 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Fairport students sent a box to a North York school. The best land in the world It is great to be Canadian, For a hundred different reasons, Our mountains our rivers Our four lovely seasons. Our French and our English Our cities and towers. Ing Our intellects and musicians And even some clowns. Our easterners and westerners. And all in between, And last, but not least, Elizabeth, our Queen. I look with pride When the flag is unfurled, Canada' Our Canada' The best land in the world' I'm glad to be Canadian Lorie Prohl, Pickering. 2TISER SIUWAY, JVNB 21k LW24PAGZ 1111 Country of dreams I call this country the "country of dreams". Canada does not have an atmosphere polluted with terror. Everyone is free to go anywhere both during the day or at night. There are many different reli- gions in this country. As a Sikh, I do not feel alone. We have a beautiful Guruduware, or a place of worship, in Scar- borough. Although I do not know much about Canadian history because I was born and spent the first years of my life in India, what I know is posi- tive. I like celebrating every festival belonging to different religions as we do in our English class. I feel great pro- moting understanding. My col- leagues talk about their reli- gions and I have a better knowledge of their beliefs. Sometimes I think I should go back to my country, but when I compare these two countries, I can only see Canada's strengths. I think it is the peo- ple who make their country a heaven. Here Canadians have made Canada a safe country. I am a Canadian! I am proud of it, Balraj Dosanjh. 16, Pickering High School I Canada Day party at Petticoat Creek -1 Canada paradise compared to all the other countries in the world I am proud to be a Canadian for so many reasons. This country has no wars, just peace. Sure there are fights, but it is nothing compared to other countries where there is real war. This is also a country where we can enjoy all kinds of sports because of all the different weather we have. In winter, we can go skating and skiing. In summer, we can swim, ride our bikes, run and do many other things. We don't have to go to other countries to go skating, swimming, etc. We have everything we want in Canada! Canada is also a rich country where people have houses or apart- ments to live in. Even if people don't have homes of their own, there are places they can go to so they don't have to live on the streets. Canada is a very car- ing country; just look at all the foundations they have. There is the Heart and Stroke Foundation, the Terry Fox Run, Aids and Parkinsons Disease associations and so many more. What other coun- tries are so caring that they'd spend money on these foundations to help others in need? Not many! I think Canada is a wonderful country to live in. It's paradise compared to all the other countries in this world. 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We don't have to go to other countries to go skating, swimming, etc. We have everything we want in Canada! Canada is also a rich country where people have houses or apart- ments to live in. Even if people don't have homes of their own, there are places they can go to so they don't have to live on the streets. Canada is a very car- ing country; just look at all the foundations they have. There is the Heart and Stroke Foundation, the Terry Fox Run, Aids and Parkinsons Disease associations and so many more. What other coun- tries are so caring that they'd spend money on these foundations to help others in need? Not many! I think Canada is a wonderful country to live in. It's paradise compared to all the other countries in this world. I think we should stop and think about how lucky we are to live in this country, because I know I am! sangeetha Chandrakumaran, 15, ave -year resident of Canada, JPickering High School / O Triple "C" Framing 10 0 Co. Ltd. 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Oniv Ajax: 465 Bayly Street W at Westney Road - 686-5555 North York: 4893 Yonge S rim at Sheppard - 250-8310 Markham: 7360 Woodbine Ave. at Denison •477-2464 (Opening June 1st) 1567 Bayview Ave. near Millwood 1 APPROVED AGENT Reg. 1499" low Qnaiws 10 P . SET Includes: 4 - chairs 4 • Plush Scotchguarded tf.SO! Cushions �i 1 •712' Crank Lounges Umbmla MIX & Match Sats (97'X. Sunblocking) 1 - 42" Table Coma In Today (choke of cobs) is 1mm FMI Q HOURS: pow Monday 038 Church St. South Just south of *2 In Pickering Village ' Tues.-Thurs. 10 6 (Right Beside Honest Crook Variety) Fri. 1 a7Sat. 15 Sun. 11a5 428-0777 7 �Ot Ajax: 465 Bayly Street W at Westney Road - 686-5555 North York: 4893 Yonge S rim at Sheppard - 250-8310 Markham: 7360 Woodbine Ave. at Denison •477-2464 (Opening June 1st) 1567 Bayview Ave. near Millwood 1 APPROVED AGENT TO A1l OUT ers, Valued Custom ke this like I would to toto personally P o p°rtu�tY t only thank y°u f °r no's, but ing at 1 erry shopp Canadian. for shopping arehouSe is SDrug W Jerry continue to be and will anadian owned' Your C Thank (1, ZAA,61 � d f erry Be1Z, Presient eny's 'Drug Warehouse � IsN.R _i Q , p. wl♦' GOLD N GO CIiIIPS POTATO 9 1809-1909 11C e T111: DRIJI]"r -PF"p CASE Uf 24 -dTU'll .599 "•ter 100 TI 75 BAYLY ST. %I P_ BAYWOOD CEh QWAM I ANI 428-1711 OPEN JOLT 1 OPEN JULY i 10afa-Spun IO&W-SPni. z; 4 .}- Na 4n. - INNr I. � IsN.R _i Q , p. wl♦' GOLD N GO CIiIIPS POTATO 9 1809-1909 11C e T111: DRIJI]"r -PF"p CASE Uf 24 -dTU'll .599 "•ter 100 TI WEST Nil l 91 HYLANDEH BLVD. A" Lane Shopping Centre 282-4223 OPEN JULY 1 10 as-5na PICKERING i 1725 KINGSTON RD. Hwy 84, East of Brock Rd. Across from the Post Office 686-3784 686 -DRUG OPEN JULT 1 10aM.-IM L I THE NEWS ADVERTISER SETMAX .JUNE �erc1c� IS OPEN WED., JULY 11 Pill 75 BAYLY ST. %I P_ BAYWOOD CEh QWAM I ANI 428-1711 WEST Nil l 91 HYLANDEH BLVD. A" Lane Shopping Centre 282-4223 OPEN JULY 1 10 as-5na PICKERING i 1725 KINGSTON RD. Hwy 84, East of Brock Rd. Across from the Post Office 686-3784 686 -DRUG OPEN JULT 1 10aM.-IM L I THE NEWS ADVERTISER SETMAX .JUNE �erc1c� IS OPEN WED., JULY 11 Pill 75 BAYLY ST. %I P_ BAYWOOD CEh Frozen Foods I 666-3784 666 -DRUG 428-1711 OPEN JOLT 1 OPEN JULY i 10afa-Spun IO&W-SPni. z; <. w�-moi.. ... - 3� tat. r , .. :' Ami--J�, y,F•s: _ 1 ti. + + m i -e s� - r+ I uSH�� l ML 7 2 LME ABLE RgNABLE CASE Of 12 NO1`I'R�� rf� X355 --d TNS ( 69 9 i�- 9 9t 100 m1 2,99 5e p 1007t pl WHITBY AJAX - NOW -m s �■ I 311 BROCK ST. NORTH 75 BAYLY ST. %I Beside Franklin s BAYWOOD CEh Frozen Foods I Medical Building) 666-3784 666 -DRUG 428-1711 OPEN JOLT 1 OPEN JULY i 10afa-Spun IO&W-SPni. STAMPNIG� OUT HIGH �KES! '' 1 i JERRY IS ALLERGIC TO HIGH PRICES �asiNNea. .r ., iz.,r:`vAea:. <...mai a'.-.,..r'�ma,...m.•,. WE PAGE 14 -TELE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 2i.1!!2 poemabout a A nation's key, flying free lightly touches down to earth there is no sign, no special way to choose its place of birth. Then as the days drift slowly by and the sun's rays touch its heart tiny roots begin to spread and a new life gets a start. There are no borders to block its view A country of peace Canada is a large country and every citizen should be proud of it. We arc not yet citizens but we would be proud to be Canadians. It is a country of peace, of many cultures and races and, most of all, a happy place to live. It is a country of peace. We have no wars, no bombings, and no dead bodies in the streets. Children do not have to be afraid of going to school, of going to stores, or playing in the streets. In Canada we are free to go wherever we please. We have a multicultural and multiracial people. We can socialize with people from different countries and we have the chance to know them. We can sham our feelings, our cultural and religious backgrounds and celebrations. We Team to under- stand that people arc people. Some are bad and some are good' It is a happy place to live because we can do so many enjoy- able things no matter the season. In winter, we can ski, skate and play in the snow. In the summer, we can go picnicking in the sun, under the trees, by a lake. We have festivals like July Ist, Caravan, and Caribana. We can go to the CNE. There is Centre Island, Canada's Wonderland and Niagara Falls, and so many more places. Canada is a fantastic, peaceful and colorful country. Its peo- ple, and its countryside make it a country everybody should be proud of. Natalie Anderson (Jamaica), Jermaine Jackson IJamaica), Van Li (Hong Dong), Jacky Ngan (Hong Kong), Safa Hatu (Palestine), Baynu Misir (Guyana), Nazima Siddiqui (India), Pickering High School ��— .• —� :�.ttlr.� !er0,W*7 "HOLIDAY OPERATING HOURS" JULY 1ST, 1992 PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX 10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX - POOL r 1:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. (OPEN) ` WNBARTON INDOOR POOL CLOSED CELEBRATE CANADA'S 125TH BIRTHDAY AT KINSMEN PARK - SANDY BEACH ROAD 12.00 NOON -10AS PAIL AN EVENT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! no limits to the sky all colors grace its hue no one can clam "it's mine .... it's reflecting nature's balances yours" and free to me and you. or take credit for the find. It represents God's timeless love It ages with the strength of time grand in glory, it makes us weep �] Ajax/Pickering w,a DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS & FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1992 NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAX/PICK.) A&P (PICK.) ' CANADIAN TIRE (PICK) DOMINION (AJAXIPICK.) DR. BLACK (PICK.) ' FOOD CITY (AJAX) UMMII i HOME HARDWARE (AJAX/PICK.) 'IGA (AJAX/PICK) K -MART (AJAX/PICK.) LOBLAWS (AJAX/PICK.) MIRACLE FOOD MART (AJAX/PICK.) MSM MEATS (AJAX) ONE HOUR PHOTO (AJAX) 'SAV -A -CENTRE (PICK) ' SEARS (AJAX/PICK.) a A 0 equally claiming all of us, our united Maple Leaf. Lynne Hunter, Bowmanville rs SUNDAY'S CARRIER OF THE WEEK IS KYLA PRASHAD. Kyla enjoys basketball and swimming. Kyla will receive a McDonald's meal deal compliments of the News Advertiser. Congratulations Kyla for being our Sunday Carrier of the Week. Deliw ed to aMecbd houNwidr only Rffl 1 CgsLr �VFEIr► "WITH ANY CARPET OR UPHOLSTERY 'LEANING ORDER, WE WILL CLEAN A HALL T NO EXTRA CHARGE" TWO 99 ROOMS Mrr b d pl'�1� WHOLE89999it Sam Nd a IML HOUSE SOFA IL , CHMR S6989 !IR DUCT CLEAFM --$7490 ase 11M "I, ft mo Clearing, boas painting since, cw h ii i S d ;YfIIIc Iq IT GLEE "WITH ANY CARPET OR UPHOLSTERY 'LEANING ORDER, WE WILL CLEAN A HALL T NO EXTRA CHARGE" TWO 99 ROOMS Mrr b d pl'�1� WHOLE89999it Sam Nd a IML HOUSE SOFA IL , CHMR S6989 !IR DUCT CLEAFM --$7490 ase 11M "I, ft mo Clearing, boas painting since, cw h ii i S d ;YfIIIc Iq Welcome home OUR FAMILY OF 46 FAMILY TRUST CORPORATION REALTOR WOULD LIKE TO WISH 683-8542 335 GAYLY ST. W. CANADA A HAPPY 125 " BIRTHDAY AJAX 10 &M 2 A Y11 WOULD LIKE TO WISH CANADA A HAPPY 1257" 120 HARWOOD AVE. ell INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. PROBE CA AN 683-7924 50 COMMERCIAL AVE. vy �Ball dif fe --�--- cs RETIREMENT LIVING "A Place to meet ola Trlenas aou IIIdKe new ones" 70 Station Street, Ajax 1683-2331 *PROUD TO BE CANADIAN its��=mss•-: � ._. �.. MwfigJ;ih® LT& "THE DEALER THAT GUARANTEES SATISFACTION" HAPPY Mal' 125TH M I I CANADA 1167 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING (BETWEEN WHITES RD. & LIVERPOOL ON HWY. #t2) 839-6666 * 427-2828 • 420-1449 S am PHM - a children's musical concert at —_ePark, Pkkmft July 1 at 7:00 & 8:00 p.m. FreeAdmkdon As featured on FN - - audio cassettes. Cau 1-800-265-7855 for a tree catalogue. w ^1.. a .•M':� _�� .�,. THE NEWS ADVERMER SUNDA% JUNE 21k 1"24PAGE u a i � M0$ I �a 0 +R P ftaffi. — — , cri ELEBRATH CANADA DAY JULY 1st, 1992 12:00 NOON -10:45 P.M. KINSMEN PARK (SANDY BEACH ROAD) GIANT ROYAL LEPAGE PENNY CARNIVAL GAMES & FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINMENT, FEATURING: "JOHN PATTISON & CANDY GARLOO" FLOSS "DAN THE MUSIC MAN - "DAN COLE - JUGGLER" EVENING ENTERTAINMENT "THE SPHERE CLOWN BAND" "THE REACTORS" "SLOW POKE" "COUNTY JAMBOREE" /I "RAINSTONE" ; — ISA ^� A PONY RIDES TAKE THE FREE J,_, - - SHUTTLE SERVICE FROM THE GO TRAIN 1:00 P.M. - 11:00 P.M. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 420-4621 GIANT PYROMUSICAL FIREWORKS SHOW (approximately 10:15 p.m.) 1�. ' '. .�, �'•�W�Y�rk...�:�''� - ���' � uS��..:Y ?, 1 . . . .M.4p.';�4 i�tAL1'.Y+}�Vi�.01�!.�:.. ., la .�lF�• itCC'd�'i:..,.... . PACE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAx JUNE 2k Ire Proud Canadiman Canada is a wonderful place. We should take care of it because there's only one Canada. We should do something about the environment, or we won't have a nice Canada like we have now. Reuse it, recycle it, love it, there's only one! The schools are great in Canada! My school is great! I love it I just wish that all the other peo- ple in Canada could have money too! I am very proud to be a Cana- dian! I am so lucky to have a warm house and to have food. Lauren Demenok I think Canada is great because we have got it good! Most of the other countries can't even afford to feed themselves. And we also have good homes to live in. Most coun- tries don't have things like TVs, V.C.R., Walkmans, and roller blades. Maybe they only have one set of clothes. Any ways, I love Canada also because we have a clean environment. We have clean schools, good teachers, good books. Our parents have good Jobs and get good money too. We have good food and good trees for our animals. And if we want to keep it that way we have to stop littering and help clean up our environ- ment. Jordanna Henderson I love Canada because they have good hospitals and they take care of you. I also love Canada because we have nice peace and freedom. I don't love Canada when people pollute. I love Cam - da because they have good base- ball players and hockey players. We are lucky to have money. We are also lucky because we get lunch, breakfast, dinner and snacks. And that's why I love Canada! Shannon Blair Why I love Canada is because it has exciting sports and we have banks and same malls and fun stuff like golf. We should be happy to have pets. So when you are bored and you have someone to play with, your pet. You should be happy to have lots of money. Canada is fun because Canada has good stuff. The land. Shannon Smiley I like Canada because it has the CN tower and the SkyDome. We have money and some people don't have. Some people don't have horses. We get snow to play in the winter. I like to play soccer in Canada. Scott Brown I love Canada because we have good hockey players and good soccer players. I don't love Canada when we pollute the sky with fac- tories. I love Canada because we have good hospitals and they take care of us. I love Canada because we have police who protect us. I love Canada because we have prairies - Casey Smith I love Canada because it is a :nice place. Most of my relatives ,live here. We've got the tallest Skyscraper in the world. They are good athletes in Canada. Canada is the second biggest country in whole wide world. We have to take really good care of our coun- try to keep it in good condition. Don't pollute. Help save our coun- try. Sohn Thistle I do like Canada because there are good baseball and hockey and I like Canada because we have good authors and illustrators. I like Canada because of the good hospi- tals and doctors we have. I like Canada because of the good schools and teachers we have. In the school we have books and a computer. Sean Col I like Canada because we have good athletes and good hockey players and the best food. We have good hockey nets, big house and we have garages. We don't have any wars like same other countries do. We have good telephones and we have good meat. We have good hospitals. Jordan Hutchinson I love Canada because we have freedom. I love Canada for the sports such as hockey. 1 believe Canada will help me grow up and get a new job. I will help Canada's environment. I will help Canada. We have lots of different people. We have different cities. Dimitris Grigoriadis .K. Cherchez-vous une ecole frangaise pour vos enfants? L'6.cole elementaire Laure-Riese c'est votre choix! De la maternelle a la sixieme annee, nos eleves ret oivent tine education attentionnee en fran4ais. Nous travaillons en equipe avec les parents pour offrir a leers enfants le meilleurenseignement possible. L'ecole elementaire Laure-Riese : tine ecole publique pour les familles francophones Lie Scarborough et des regions Lie York, Oshawa -Whitby et Ajax -Pickering. Pour plus de renseignements, appelez Helene f;oudre,ILI, directrice Lie 1'ecole au 397-2017. ME Le Conseil des ecoles fran�aises de la communaute urbaine de Toronto Got an itch fbr some read bargains.? COME TO NORTH AMERICA'S LARGEST INDOOR FLEA MARKET • Over 800 Vendors Kid's Games & Rides • Free Parking • Open Every Sunday from 9 a.m. — 5 p.m. PICKERING nes c H1Y 401 Metro East Trade Centre Brock Road & 401 Telephone 416-427-0754 Z �t C OW1010"'171W A LITTLE SCRATCH... ' P� KER�HGE�� s10wN pE%tR MEANS GREAT DEALS N 9, O M "`IBE Nzm Avvzwr 4 m W?46A% JI1Ni8 266 19024 AGE 17 1 ONLY 12 -CU. FT. FREEZER dA& If new Seers reg. 43e.67 1 ONLY KENMORE EASY CLEAN RANGE, ALL WHITE . --$644 4w,,, ' 3 ONLY .6 -CU FT MICROWAVE 1 ONLY .8 -CU. FT. MICROWAVE OVEN, BROWN $122"7= i UNLT .8 -CU. FT MICROWAVE OVEN, BROWN 1 421a N87566 Z VIVLT 1 -CU. FT. MICROWAVE WITH TURNTABLE $188 w �► s e�ysQ � N SUS �N . ti1 2 ONLY KENMORE 14.4 -CU. A. REFRIGERATOR, ALMOND $649���99 1 ONLY KENMORE 16.5{U. Ff. REFRIGERATOR, WHITE $699�; rea °It MW 99 l UNLT KENMORE 16.5 -CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR, ALMOND $699 � � 7M QQ 1 ONLY KENMORE 17.5 -CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR, ALMOND $89149 041708 1 ONLY 16 -CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR WHITE, LEFT-HAND 081611. M new 4949 4 Sears rep. 1410.53 1 ONLY KENMORE 16 -CU. FT. A vnLT 1 ONLY REFRIGERATOR, ALMOND :$ E& 1 -CU. FT. MICROWAVE KENMORE 23.5 -CU. FT. 849 Neeosz OVEN, WOODGRAIN REFRIGERATOR, WHITE $ �e,6,e ff new 844 Sears rep. 1410.53 Z ONLY X88 Mira $'1599 nt� 99 1 ONLY -6-CU. FT. MICROWAVE 1 ONLY 1 ONLY 16 -CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR, :OVEN, BLACK AND WHITE KENMORE 14.4 -CU. FT. KENMORE 23.5 -CU. FT- LEFT HAND, ALMOND REFRIGERATOR, WHITE .REFRIGERATOR, ALMOND i 7 7 $649 � � owl& f 599 844.%ftmr9qlQMW' `w ._.)DON'T PAY UNTIL NOV. oN APPROVED CREDIT SOME RESTRICTIONS APPLY. 1992 ID WW cernof$2WornxminowFurniture. Appiamm, Home EWWOniM Floor Fashions, end Custom Window Coverings. complete details in store. Thin Oft does not kxkWe liquidation items in our Clearance Ce vm -SALE PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL SUNDAY, JULY 12TH, 1992, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, OR WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE g PHONE 420-8000. WE'RE OPEN MON.-FRI. 10:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M., SAT. 9:30 A.M.-6:00 P.M. 4 Ora your money's worth... and more - a;t't;:.;1; -----------------------------------------••-. 5 .., - .�.. - `�'i.. � - � ice' ,.`a.+c;y�'Sy►c4t'*k.'',:x'Y,:...,. PAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDA% JUNE 21;.1!!2 Why I love -Canada I like Canada because most of my family lives here. We have some of the best hospitals in the world. The hospitals have good doctors here. We have good people that don't kill people. The schools are great. "lie teachers are wonder- ful. The s ores have nice clothes and shoes k.ir us to wear. Good fire alarms fol us. We have good policemen that will fight for us. We have some of the best cars that protect us from the lightning by the rubber on the cars. The homes are really great. 1 think that Canada is the best. Now one can beat us. Laurie Cochrane I like Canada because we have the tallest standing skyscraper in the world. Canada is my favorite country because we thought of the composter. Canada does not have wars like other countries. I like Canada because it has the largest sport stadium in the world. Canada is my favorite country because it is clean. Sean Agard I like Canada because the all stars are good. Not very many peo- ple are poor and it has the biggest skyscraper in the world. I have friends here in Canada. We have a big library in our school. We have computers in our school. That is why I like Canada. Ryan NlcDermatt I like Canada because all my family lives here. I have freedom here and the rest of my family does too. I like living here and we are lucky to have lots of money and good schools. Canada is a beautiful place and there's lots of peace around here. Canada will help me grow up and have a nice home to live in. We have a nice environ- ment and nice seas to fish in. We have nice forests and nice people that live here. My family enjoys it here. We are lucky to have food served on our table for breakfast, dinner and lunch. We have good athletes and nice people in this country. I just love Canada for everything you can think of. Michelle Tragier I like Canada because it has very nice people. We have good hospitals, we have good doctors. It has good athletes. We have the tallest standing tower in the world. We have very good schools and good teachers. I am very proud to be a Canadian. I like our stores. I like our house. We are lucky to have beds, clothes and shoes. I am very lucky to live in Canada. Andrea Lloyd THE: CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF PICKERING DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS IMPORTANT NOTICE Wednesday, July 1st, 1992 No Collection Monday, June 29th, 1992 Substitute Collection Day Please have all items at the curb by 7:00 a.m. If you have any further questions, enquiries can be made during normal business hours to: ©VMosle Browning Ferris Industries !'�" ;Garbage Collection) ............... 427-1491 Miller Waste Systems •.T -E (Recycling Collection)..............723-8588 5"T-ErT Town of Pickering (Public Works Department)..... 420-4634 Stephen A. Vokes, P., Eng. Director of Public Works L Isit+e2JA bwnthatlKotks IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TOWN OF AJAX RESIDENTS CANADA DAY GARBAGE COLLECTION' Canada Day, July 1st, 1992, falls on a Wednesday. Regular garbage collection and blue box collection for Wednesday, July 1 st will be collected on Monday, June 29th, 1992. Please note: Yard waste will. still be collected in all areas in the Town of Ajax on Monday, June 29th, 1992. 1 , For more information please call the Public Works Department during normal business hours at 683-2951. J.C. Hamilton Deputy Director of Works :HaPPY 125th... b irthday Canada'***:':*::,::':::':�',.'."'." 'Pickering Tm �T� announces... That effective Monday, June 29, 1992, Bus Service will be discontinued as follows: ROUTE 7 ROSEBANK AM & PM Rush Hour Fixed Route Service Specifically NO SERVICE from 6:20 A.M. to 8:50 A.M. & 3:55 P.M. to 7:20 P.M. Monday to Friday. ROUTE 1 INDUSTRIAL MID-DAYService (Dial -A -Bus) INDUSTRIAL AREA ONLY Specifically NO SERVICE from 8:50 A.M. to 3:50 P.M. Monday to Friday See the real BATMOBILE at the �lMetroTorontoZoo On display in the Special Events Pavilion ^ June 18 to July 15 iFIREIF. with regular.. Admission price ADOPT A PENGUIN call 392.9101 rrrrt•rrr s.rrr tstrr_*� t+ a r: t: r.r.rs.rt r_rrt r rt r rr r r.r srrrry, r [ SOMI n C 9 0 GREEN AND RED SEEDLESS GRAPES F`��'�* 8 OZ. KG. OOMSl 79 PKG. GRANNY SMITH APPLES LB. 891.% kg. PACKHAM PEARS PROD. CHILE LB. 9 9 2.18 kg. BANANAS FROM THE TROPICS 39LB. 86 k& TOMATOES P ROD. OF U.S.A. 79ter; LB. L74 kg. Ito THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 241"2 -PAGE 19 HOURS MON.-WED. 9 A.M. - 7 P.M. 'HURS.-FRIDAY 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. SATURDAY 8:30 A.M. - 6 P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. SIRLOIN TIP STEAKS ROASTS AND PEPPER STEAKS � 99 LB. $8.80 kg BLACK FOREST ROAST BEEF $399 LB. 88` 100g m. TURKEY BREAST 5 85 REG. AND SMOKED LB. 1.29100 gm. MEAT LOAF z99(STORE MADE) LB. 66'100 gm. MINUTE MAID ORANGE AND FRESCA 2 LITRE POP 99' BOTTLE w C PLUS FRUIT DRINKS DRINKS 3X255 ml PKG. 79'PKG. YORK MEAT PIES BEEF - CHICKEN - TURKEY 69 .. ,►.,,,,fir! EACH r M' 227 gm 1] BOTTOM OUTSIDE ROUND STEAKS 2 49 EYE ROUND STEAKS AND ROASTS $ 3 99 LB. 8.80 kg. STEWING BEEF 19 I.B. 4.39 k& TENDERIZED CLBE � 99srEAxs 2 LB. 6.59 kg. CHICKEN LEGS BACKS ATTACHED 89e LB. 1.%k& CHICKEN WINGS $179 LB. 3.95 k& KRAFT B.B.Q. SAUCE (ASSORTED 4S5 ml BOTTLE $169 BOTTLE CHEERIOS 575 gm PKG. 729 EACH r 0 3 g ROMAINE AND E ICEBERG LETTUCE 69EACH Ito THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 241"2 -PAGE 19 HOURS MON.-WED. 9 A.M. - 7 P.M. 'HURS.-FRIDAY 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. SATURDAY 8:30 A.M. - 6 P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. SIRLOIN TIP STEAKS ROASTS AND PEPPER STEAKS � 99 LB. $8.80 kg BLACK FOREST ROAST BEEF $399 LB. 88` 100g m. TURKEY BREAST 5 85 REG. AND SMOKED LB. 1.29100 gm. MEAT LOAF z99(STORE MADE) LB. 66'100 gm. MINUTE MAID ORANGE AND FRESCA 2 LITRE POP 99' BOTTLE w C PLUS FRUIT DRINKS DRINKS 3X255 ml PKG. 79'PKG. YORK MEAT PIES BEEF - CHICKEN - TURKEY 69 .. ,►.,,,,fir! EACH r M' 227 gm 1] BOTTOM OUTSIDE ROUND STEAKS 2 49 EYE ROUND STEAKS AND ROASTS $ 3 99 LB. 8.80 kg. STEWING BEEF 19 I.B. 4.39 k& TENDERIZED CLBE � 99srEAxs 2 LB. 6.59 kg. CHICKEN LEGS BACKS ATTACHED 89e LB. 1.%k& CHICKEN WINGS $179 LB. 3.95 k& KRAFT B.B.Q. SAUCE (ASSORTED 4S5 ml BOTTLE $169 BOTTLE CHEERIOS 575 gm PKG. 729 EACH r 0 3 g • 71, A is 7t vo 4P30i tl - rf!�- 0 idi.=� mil �sis� • SavemamHeart offers CPR courses DURHAM -Wouldyou know what to do if an emergency arose in your backyard this summer? Durham Save -a -Heart is encouraging area residents to learn how to react in an emergen- cy situation by learning CPR (car- diopulmonary resuscitation). A basic rescuer course, 12 hours in length, is being offered Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 10 p.m. on July 14, 16, 21 and 23. It's also being offered Friday, Aug. 21 from 6 to 10 p.m. and Saturday, Aug. 22 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cost is $48. A basic rescuer recertification, which is six hours in length, is being offered Saturdays, July 11 and Aug. 15 from 9 a.m. to 4 O -).m.; Monday, July 20 and Wednesday, July 22 from 7 to 10 p.m.; and Tuesday, Aug. 25 and Thursday, Aug. 27, also from 7 to Summer storytime at libraries PICKERING - Children are invited to drop into Pickering libraries for Storytime sessions this summer. A number of programs are available at the Bay Ridges branch (839-3083), the Central Library (831-6873), and the Rouge Hill branch (286-2576). Tales for Twos offers fin- gerplays and songs for chil- dren aged two to three, while Storytime for children three to five explores the world of sto- ries, songs and fingerplays. The 628 Club is a new pro- gram designed for kids six to eight, where children can enjoy old and new tales. The Bay Ridges and Central Library programs highlight storytelling while the Rouge Hill version includes music. For dates and times of the above programs, phone your local branch. 10 P.M. It costs $33. An infant/child course, which is six hours in length and costs $30, is being offered Tuesday, July 7 and Thursday, July 9 from 7 to 10 p.m. and Saturday, Aug. 8 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. All courses will be held at the Durham Save -a -Heart office, 1450 Hopkins St., Whitby. Advance registration is required for all courses. For more information, call the office at 666- 0995. "END OF 1 Week SCHOOL -Only! SALE WITH IS 60 % OFF AD! egular Price VISIT 'except socks, 92 OLD KINGSTON RD. . underwear, PICKERING VILLAGE accessories R Q R_ R 7 Q I Prankfin S§unu=r Traft anb wt ' - f t ,S6 4 a iu 60 Door Prizes From Over 70 Specialized Exhibitors July 4th & 5th 10 a.m. - 5 Restoration of Antique Cars JaWar • memedes • BMW, ate. Specialists in MoWJ* MMn Honr and school Bur Mork Luther Vipond Memorial Arena "Special Feature" Make Your Own StrawberrSpec y Shortcake Admission $2.00 ' Seniors $1.00 Under 12 -FREE .- ani • 2+ �ENTFtE FR ' � �1-.:+':.1'...TI<<•°'tl?1011 THF, NEWS ADVENMER SUNDAY, JUNE 28, M-FAGE 21 P .. Fo►r the -et #bargains, shop the NEws vVER"SER ,- KEY ULLIGAN c 111111191O a EaUtOrrl3tic water condition# or H83 Drinking Water Syaem 951I per mr)nth Intrr,duct�,r7� Offer Culligan has it all! Trust the experts... Wring in: i w4 Frame apat - Conventional Custom Painting Wtal Cars AvsiW� hr. Towbiig Service Inkrance work EE ESTIMATES -AJ body work •Colisim everts •Fbor-tame mpw=wnt -sw&wstiry GLOBE AUTO COLLISION CENTRE 900 Dillingham Road, Unit 2 Pickering 839-0073 ACT NO W . LNED SAV .`. `Just Call OSHAWA -AJAX 686.3550 MARKHAM 798-7900 ALL OTHERAREAS 1-800-565-5854 V L, r.'OPEN SUNDAYS Sunday Special Bacon & Eggs =1.99 SUN., MON., TUES., WED. $ gg TWO CAN EAT FOR 12 Dinner Choices: Filet of Sole, Baby Beef Liver, Minced Sirloin Steak, Lasagna, Spaghetti, Fish & Chips, Steak on a Kaiser. FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL! PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 839-2507 1i'!1!?'tl`tilit:!l411.��'.t.1.1.il:.lt!1til:!!_+ii!il�t.:i.ft`:!�i!�;`:. PAGE n -THE NEWS ADVERIISttER SUNDA% JUNE A 19102 f A Ajax baseballjuveniles _. end tournament drou*ht g AJAX - The Ajax Spartans Canada Trust juvenile rep base- ball team finally broke a touma- ment drought by claiming the title at the Barrie Baseball Tournament June 19 to 21. After finishing as finalists at nine out of 10 tournaments in the past three years, the Canada Trust juveniles broke through in a big way to defeat the host team from Barrie 11-2 in the championship contest. The game, played in cold, wet weather, was a see -saw battle up until the sixth inning when the Spartans scored six unanswered runs to break it wide open. Ajax bats boomed with home runs by :Mike Baker and Jamie Watters. The Ajax defence also sparkled in the championships game. A perfect double play involving Mark Harmsworth, Mike Reardon and Mike Baker secured the victo- ry and the championship. Tom Sutton went the distance on the mound to record the win against Barrie. Ajax started off the tourney with a 10-3 victory over Thorn- hill. Ajax relief pitcher Mark Harmsworth got the win. Strong hitting by Baker, Darryn Christie and Watters scaled the victory. Baker's grand slam home run in the second inning paved the way for an l 1-4 win over George- town in the second game. Andy Cabral recorded the win on the mound with late -inning relief from Jeff Levy. Ajax suffered its only loss of the tournament, dropping an 11-6 decision to Barrie in the third game. Watters belted a home run for Ajax. Pitcher Jeff Canham took the loss. The Spartan juveniles rebound- ed to win their fourth game against Pickering 3-0 to send them into the championship game. Wat- ters. Brockman and Levy crossed the plate to account for the Ajax runs. Watters went the distance on the mound. Ajax midgets know Bowmanville AJAX - The Ajax Spartans Cur- hitters allowing only one hit, two mann Contracting midget rep base- runs and two walks. ball team seems to have Bow- Catching duties were ably han- manville's number in league play dled by Gord Henderson. lately. In Ajax's 4-2 win over Bow - The Spartans defeated Bow- manville, hurler Greg Bailey manville on two recent occasions in pitched three innings registering six Eastern Ontario Baseball strikeouts and allowing two walks, CAD, Association (SOBA) two hits and two runs. Andrew league action. Last Kolbin and Mike McKenzie came ^� week, Ajax defeated on in relief and held Bowmanville Bowmanville 6-1 and batters in check. then followed it up McKenzie smashed a double with a 4-2 victory. Howev- and a single for Curmann Contract- er, the Ajacians suffered a heart- ing and Junior Brown poked an breaking 4-3 loss to Oshawa last RBI single. Shy. The Oshawa midgets needed Ryan Lowe led the offence in their last bats in the bottom of the the 6-1 win over Bowmanville. He ninth inning to defeat Ajax 4-3. smashed a triple and a double. After an intentional walk to load Casey Chuhaniuk and Todd the bases with Oshawa runners, Kennedy both added two singles. Ajax gambled and klist in the bot - Mike McKenzie had an RBI on a -atom of the ninth when a wild pitch hese hu. allowed the winning run to score Chuhaniuk pitched the fust four from third base. innings allowing one hit, four Kolbin tossed the game for walks and one run, while recording Ajax, striking out seven and allow - three strikeouts. Closer Jason ing three nuns. McKenzie pitched 3 Rodriguez fanned six Bowmanville 1/2 innings of relief. Betcha can't catch me A member of the Ajax Wanderers junior under -19 rugby team outruns an opponent with the Balmy Beach team during a Toronto Rugby Union league match in Ajax Tuesday. The Wanderers won this match 11-10. photo by A.J. Groen Area slo-pitch teams invited to strike out ALS at Lou Gerhig Memorial tourney Aug. 14 to 16 AJAX-PICKERING - Area slo-pitch teams can help strike out Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Disease by entering the Lou Gerhig Memorial Slo-Pitch Tournament in Whitby Aug. 14 to 16. Teams are being sought in the men's recreational, mixed recreational and mixed C division for the tourna- ment which helps to raise money for the ALS Society of Ontario. The tournament, at Whitby's Iroquois Park, will 1993. serve as a Labatt's provincial qualifying tournament for The cost is $225 per team for the tournament which promises to be .a fun -filled weekend for the whole family. For more information, call Jackie Corneil at 428-8454 or Dave _Cummins at 432-7602. 683.5110, fax 683-7363 ItUL your sports it �j.� results Ajax athlete has a field day at provincials AJAX - An Ajax athlete had a real field day at the Out- door Mite, Tyke and Atom Provincial Track and Field Champi- onships at, Civic Stadi- um last weekend. K r i s s y Liphardt earned four ! r p (three gold Krissy Liphardt and a silver) at the meet while competing in the atom girls' division at the provincials. Liphardt won the gold medal in the 400 -metre race ,n a time of one minute 03.8 seconds. Her gold -medal per- formance qualified her to compete at the 15 -and -under provincials in Brantford July 10. She also won the long jump with a leap of 4.92 metres. Liphardt's other gold medal came as a member of the Oshawa Legion Track Club's atom girls' medley relay team. She also earned a silver medal in the 200 -metre race in a time of 27.7 seconds. Scoreboard WESTS—W)RE MIXED SLO44TCH LEAGUE STANDINGS TEAM G IN L T F A P P�ocadel: 6 6 0 0 175 82 12 Romiga Furniture 4 2 0 0 127 96 8 Canada Trust 6 4 2 0 120 102 6 Cavanaugh Electric 6 3 3 0 104 96 6 Travel Port 6 3 3 0 70 111 6 Bin's Kitchens 5 2 3 0 134 125 4 Body Science 2 4 0 0 1081164 aaylys Restaurant 5 2 3 0 101 67 4 Grand CRY Carpe 6 2 4 0 85 1204 Cal Sayers Electric 5 2 3 0 73 85 4 Mobile Vacuum 5 13 1 94 1483 West Rouge cycle 6 1 4 1 59 1043 GAME RESULTS (Jure 21) Body Science 13 vs. West Rouge Cycie 6; Travel Port 7 vs. Cal Sayers Electric 0; Rorniga Furniture 16 vs. Canada Trust 12; Piccadeli 37 vs. Mobile Vacuum 14; Cavanaugh Electric 16 vs. Bayys Restau rant 1S; Binres Kitchens 26 vs. Grand Cky Carpet 23. PICKERING SOFTBALL A380CIATWN JUNIOR T -BALL 11VPe BLUE DIVISION TUESDAY, JUNE 6 Wildwood Ford (Jasmine Cheung); Sabourin Kimble A Assoc. (Heather Dysan); Coca-Cola Com k p-,.- Shot - lander); Chapman Concrete (Michelle Coz10ws40; Co1dw011 Banker (Brice Fair. weather); Hamilton Roiling (Alex Tushing- ham); Pickering Men's Slo-Pitch (Jamie Scheeler); K A V auto (Kryule Lukosius). RED DIVISION Cameron 6 Flute Insurance (Ashley Sauve); The Super Centre (Kyle Cum - m Ings); Pkkerhg Men's Sk1-Phch (Nlools Zorn); Caldwell Banker (Jennker Foden); F aid--. cls Bay Yacht Club (David McEl- roy); Trans unlon of Canada (no(David MVP 9�)• BLUE DIVISION THURSDAY. JUNE 1t Wildwood Ford (Brett Thornes): Sabourin Kimble i Assoc. (Jason LN); Cwa-Cola Clessk (Paul Odorko); Chapman Corrcre% (Shawn Walker); Caldwell Banker (Joel Lewin); Hamilton Roofing (Jonas Pierce); Pickering Men's Slo-Pitch (Mitchell Aube); K 8 V auto (Corey Dalton). RED DIVISION Cameron a Flute Insurance (Cody John- > son); The Super Centre (Jay Holland); Pickering Man's Slo-Pilch (Derrick Mackin. lost'); Caldwell Banker (Stephanie Barney). More SCOREBOARD, -Page 23 4 Y ail 0 0 0 PickerinCIP g Strikers win title at first-ever soccer tourney ;- PICKERING, - The Pick- playing in winter -hike weath- coupled with fine goalkeep- ering under -eight Strikers erconditions. ing by Frank Jonke to regis- - u tier one soaker team entered Nicholas Vieira notched ter a 2-1 win. John Cassidy r• ,_ ■ ; F �'. its fust -ever wurnarnern and the hattrick for Pick- zl�ering and Jerorne Mills scored for promptly captured its first- with single tal- Picketing. ever title at Port Hope lastlies b Jerome Mills, Pickering was defeated weekend. Sammie Holt and by Mooredale in the third Posting a record of one Paul Ruta game, but still managed to + �d �l-' - •" win, one tie and one loss in Against Woodstock in the advance to the B futaL its opening three games, first game. Pickering played Members of the Pickering Pickering qualified for the B an aggressive game while Strikers tier one team are championship against Brad- settling for a I-1 tie. Sammie Frank Jonke, Matt Keber, ford in the Pon Hope Annual Holt scored for the Strikers. John Cassidy, Sammie Holt, The Pickering under -eight Strikers took the hardware at a Port Hope Soccer ToumamenL Pickering met the host Jerome Mills, Nicholas tourney. Team members are, in front row from left, Sammie Holt. Andrew fiNichhollass, Keber, FrankPaut The Pickering Strikers Port Hope squad in the sec- Vieira, Paul Ruta, Andrew iMatt to and midler are PauKeith Cuzzolino,es, Jerome showed their stuff against Dred game of the tourney. Kallicragas, Ainsley Mills, Ainsley Eyitene, John Cassidy and Ryan Kane. In back are Bradford recording a 6-2 The Strikers put forth an Eyitene, Keith Rhodes, Ryan ch coaes Dan Cassidy. Joe Keber and Chris Hat. victory to take the title while excellent passing attack, Kane and Paul Cuzzolino. 683.5110, fax 683-7363 ItUL your sports it �j.� results Ajax athlete has a field day at provincials AJAX - An Ajax athlete had a real field day at the Out- door Mite, Tyke and Atom Provincial Track and Field Champi- onships at, Civic Stadi- um last weekend. K r i s s y Liphardt earned four ! r p (three gold Krissy Liphardt and a silver) at the meet while competing in the atom girls' division at the provincials. Liphardt won the gold medal in the 400 -metre race ,n a time of one minute 03.8 seconds. Her gold -medal per- formance qualified her to compete at the 15 -and -under provincials in Brantford July 10. She also won the long jump with a leap of 4.92 metres. Liphardt's other gold medal came as a member of the Oshawa Legion Track Club's atom girls' medley relay team. She also earned a silver medal in the 200 -metre race in a time of 27.7 seconds. Scoreboard WESTS—W)RE MIXED SLO44TCH LEAGUE STANDINGS TEAM G IN L T F A P P�ocadel: 6 6 0 0 175 82 12 Romiga Furniture 4 2 0 0 127 96 8 Canada Trust 6 4 2 0 120 102 6 Cavanaugh Electric 6 3 3 0 104 96 6 Travel Port 6 3 3 0 70 111 6 Bin's Kitchens 5 2 3 0 134 125 4 Body Science 2 4 0 0 1081164 aaylys Restaurant 5 2 3 0 101 67 4 Grand CRY Carpe 6 2 4 0 85 1204 Cal Sayers Electric 5 2 3 0 73 85 4 Mobile Vacuum 5 13 1 94 1483 West Rouge cycle 6 1 4 1 59 1043 GAME RESULTS (Jure 21) Body Science 13 vs. West Rouge Cycie 6; Travel Port 7 vs. Cal Sayers Electric 0; Rorniga Furniture 16 vs. Canada Trust 12; Piccadeli 37 vs. Mobile Vacuum 14; Cavanaugh Electric 16 vs. Bayys Restau rant 1S; Binres Kitchens 26 vs. Grand Cky Carpet 23. PICKERING SOFTBALL A380CIATWN JUNIOR T -BALL 11VPe BLUE DIVISION TUESDAY, JUNE 6 Wildwood Ford (Jasmine Cheung); Sabourin Kimble A Assoc. (Heather Dysan); Coca-Cola Com k p-,.- Shot - lander); Chapman Concrete (Michelle Coz10ws40; Co1dw011 Banker (Brice Fair. weather); Hamilton Roiling (Alex Tushing- ham); Pickering Men's Slo-Pitch (Jamie Scheeler); K A V auto (Kryule Lukosius). RED DIVISION Cameron 6 Flute Insurance (Ashley Sauve); The Super Centre (Kyle Cum - m Ings); Pkkerhg Men's Sk1-Phch (Nlools Zorn); Caldwell Banker (Jennker Foden); F aid--. cls Bay Yacht Club (David McEl- roy); Trans unlon of Canada (no(David MVP 9�)• BLUE DIVISION THURSDAY. JUNE 1t Wildwood Ford (Brett Thornes): Sabourin Kimble i Assoc. (Jason LN); Cwa-Cola Clessk (Paul Odorko); Chapman Corrcre% (Shawn Walker); Caldwell Banker (Joel Lewin); Hamilton Roofing (Jonas Pierce); Pickering Men's Slo-Pitch (Mitchell Aube); K 8 V auto (Corey Dalton). RED DIVISION Cameron a Flute Insurance (Cody John- > son); The Super Centre (Jay Holland); Pickering Man's Slo-Pilch (Derrick Mackin. lost'); Caldwell Banker (Stephanie Barney). More SCOREBOARD, -Page 23 4 Y ail 0 0 0 P Scoreboard FROM PAGE 22 Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club (Adam Fawcett); Trans Union of Canada (no MVP given), BLUEDIVISION TUESDAY, JUNE 1a Wildwood Ford (Kevin Cryan); Sabourin Kimble 6 Assoc. (Cameron Walters); Coca-Cola Classic (Kevin Benedict); Chapman Concrete (Philip Chapman); Coldwell Banker (Andre Paris); Hamihon Rooting (Jeffrey Kim); Pickering Men's Slo-Pitch (Brendan Badcock); K d V auto (Noel Hewett). RED DIVISION Cameron 6 Flute Insurance (Evan Pelan); The Super Centre (Nicholas Christidis); Pickering Men's Slo-Pitch (Daniel Jones); Coldwell Banker (Lindsay Johnson); Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club (Shawn Donnelly); Trans Union of Canada (no MVP given). BLUE DIVISION THURSDAY, JUNE Ill; Wildwood Ford (Billy Koichopolous); Sabourin Kimble 6 Assoc. (Kendall Tyler); Coca-Cola Classic (Chris Gucciardi); Chapman Concrete (Frankie Rester); Coldwell Banker (Scott Stra- chan); Hamilton Roofing (Laura Cartwright); Pickering Men's SIO -Pilch (Stuart Ormond); K d V auto (Evan Bryer). RED DIVISION Cameron b Flute Insurance (Jeffrey Condy); The Super Centre (Dana Loughlin); Pickering Men's SIO -Pitch (Robert McGill); Coldwell Banker (Todd Skitch); Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club (Jason Magill; Trans Union of Canada (no MVP given) "ONE MAN'S JUNK IS ANOTHER MAN'S TREASURE" /� Lots of Junk Dealers `nu puXICT Filling over 50 stalls The Stouffville Country Flea Market. 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Career 105 Career Career 105 T a ning Training 105 Training Cmr*xftr Rotobed Skii#s Supervi=y Slot ^Trc tc Ac: ountmg Prm ;rpies Role of the Supervsor I-Trc tc MiCr,-r_ompU1erS Communication SM r"+orc Processing ,hordPerTec' Customer Service $pre=r)eetS LOtLZ 2 3 Gods & Oblectnres Data VarlogerlenT dBASE Iv Leadelsfrp & Team Dynamics Accounting - ACCPac Simple Accounting Motivation hinoows - horclPertect & Lotus 1-2-3 Time Management & Delegation Kevbolording,'Typing Problem &*" Managing Change, Preference will go to those individuals Contlict Management with previous office/bookkeeping Persorrlel Management experience. Appficatioris now being accepted. CALL TODAY! ;g713 a a .b Penson Lines. 10v" LINWeet 2124 1, Sutfe 304 Sponsored by: Durham Region A ACI nM I E�t1NrrMwt i Ir.�l jr.rNw Cecitis 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help STUDENTS - EARN SUMMER $$$ Sell our product in your area, on your time. Keep the difference between cost & sale price. The more you sell - the more you make. Find out more at our briefings THURS., JUNE 25; FRI., JUNE 26.4 P.M. SATURDAY, JUNE 27 -11 A.M. MON., JUNE 29; TUES., JUNE 30 - 4 P.M. Come to Bd man 295 Clements Rd. W., Ajax I "&-*V A Friend" RIBO LICENSED BROKER WANTED Work local, grow local. Flexible hours, new sales concept. Salary + bonus + work from our office or your home. Send short resume to: P.O. Box 344 Ajax, Ontario LIS 3C2 A Housing Consulting firm located in the Greater Toronto area requires an individual to assist in the delivery of a Residential Renovation Program sponsored through the Federal Government. BUILDING INSPECTOR Applicants will possess the following qualifications: Three years experience in house inspections, specification writing and cost estimating (a) degree In architecture or engineering in building technology on presentation of proof of academic standing (ill) diploma in building science, urban planning or other academic discipline judged as being relevant to the field of house inspection from a recognized college plus a minimum of (2) years pertinent experience in the field of house Inspection. Familiarity with any Govemment Housing programs would be an asset Car eswrtrai as position requires some travel. Interested applicants may forward a resume stating salary expectations no later than July 15, 1992 to: File #85010 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ont. L1 H 71_5 BUSY LOCAL GM DEALERSHIP Requires experienced service advisor immediately. Experience required, computer skills a must. Please apply to: Oshawa/Whitby This Week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 7L5 File #5008 HEALTH COUNSELLOR Do you enjoy wookk with people? would you like to work in a positive, challenging environment with excellent opportunity for advartcenlent? The BEVERLY HUS WEIGHT LOSS CLINIC in Pidtsrfng requires a mature, well-groomed and erttlttaiastic person lex the position of Health Counsellor. Previous experience in weight loss pfefalsd. For an interview. please phone OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME Wanted immediately, Managers, Supervisions. Salespeople • New imported from England. • Natural, hair, bath, skincare products. • Not animal tested, low investment, low prices. Work from home. Call (416) 421;-1430 or (416) 619-1501 110 General Help 110 General Help HOUSEKEEPER ted n REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY: One part-time and one full-time maintenance/doming person for a condominium it Ajax. Both individuals will be required to loam the maintenance procedures in the proud. Please call STELLA SEDORE 686-1220 between 1-5 p.m. weekdays WANTED EXPERIENCED BODYMAN AND PREP PERSON for Pickering area Body Shop Phone 839-0073 AskforNash EXPERIENCED WAITERS and WAITRESSES Accepting applications Monday June 29 Apply at: 21 Celina SL, Oshawa CIiILDREN FOR e MODEWNG a TV .` Needed for catalogues, mal fashion shows r3 TV commercials d series. Ages 4-12. All types r3 sixes. (416) 482 1260. MODELS NEEDED Imrtnedlaby for jobs in catalogues, m p nes, Tv commerciak E videos. Females, males, teens. No exp. nec. Apply now. 482-1260 CKDREN 4.13 also wan pa tin». School age children, age twelve and eleven. Light housework. westney and Har- wood area. Phone 416-683- 6544.(062692) CITY Wide Tari requires drivers. Neat In appearance with current abstract and taxi permits. Ex. perience not necessary. Apply 92 Wolfe St. Unit 30. (070792) EARN Money reading booksl 530.000 year income potential. Details (1) 805-962-8000 W. CY 183.(071492) FULL time cook - qualified and experience required for residen- tial facility. Good baking skills essential. Creative and good in- terpersonal skins an asset. Call 686-4472. (070392) Classified Fax 579-2238 Sales Help/ 130 Agents DRIVER/ SALESPERSON needed New Position Must have knowledge of Toronto. To tail on small retailers for Plckenng company. Send resume to File ;X5004 Oshawa This Week P.C. Box 481 Oshawa, Ont UH 7L.5 120 Office Help SearetarylBookkeeper required Part-time for ConstfUdlon Company at Momingside/Shepard Experienced bookkeeper with computer experience necessary. Job costing experience an asset. 281-1511 IF you are over 45 and have recently been laid on. you may quality for training assistance. DIPICERT. Lotus. Wordperfect, D -base, word. accpac, bedford, autocad. Ventura, pagertuker, Harvard. Corel and ysterra Analyst Financial assistance available for eligible students under 45 or over who do not qualify for free training. Durham Business Computer College. 427-3010.(TF) PART time person required for small once located in Pickering. Should hsve some bookkeeping experience. Call Randy or Jim at 837-2539. (063092) 41111111, • PAYROLLlACCOUNTING clerk Canadian Skotra Bank payroll 41( sysisrrs. U.S. manual payroll, federal and pate remittances. G.S.T. and P.S.T. nturnt, (tail reconciliations. reception back- up tanxr wily with computers a must. 2 years experienced required, mrail or drop on resume to Gantrex Ltd. 12 Barr Rd. Ajax, Ontario. LIS 3X9, Attention: Yolarde Brown. (070392) 130 Sales Help/ Agents NEW AND USED CAR SALESPEOPLE Busy new car dealership in Ajax, requires new and used car salespeople. Previous sales experience required. • Excellent commission • Full Benefits • Good working conditions Call: Dwayne or Ted 683-5358 VILLAGE © CNY I natim. l --- W&ROGUAl Cratonter Swpon 135 Skilled Help 135 Skilled Help Pan Time - 4 bows per day, various sniff avalable Longnt term assignmarits. ExcNle tetsphone manner. keyboard skills an assts. PWwiug anew Calf Nancy or Linda at the Minacs Group. 427-6060. MATURE responsible drlvw requited, early monniip ern. General clean up duress. Cal 432-3554.(0 ARE You A RETAIL - PROFESSIONAL with management experience? A major retail chain has openings for , managers and assistant managers. Only those with 2 yrs. management anement experience need Call 416.322-9431 ask 416-921-8889.(07019M EARN up to SM by stroll lolling 50 pairs of stylish earring at home, work your own hours. Single Instructions. Infor: Send SASE. to: Bolan Inc., E)t. 455, 4325 Sleeks Ave. W. Sulte 225, Downsview, Ont. M3N 1V7. (TF) Required by busy local GM dealership. Experience required, computer skills a must. Please apply to: Oshawa/Whitby This Week 1 P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 7L5 File #5009 n -.a rWIN AIL McChanic TWO opportunitlesl Earn required. Full tlrrte seasonal BRAKE opersaw . erq,srlsrtcsd hundreds weekly working at position, 4 months, alert for small busy IabdcMfon shop, fans, asserrtblirg products or immediately. 1110.1112fir. Apply working in akadnum kaninum stuffing and addressing en- in person. AlderbrooK 885 San. 5 yews experlerice. Must be velopss for businesses. For dy Beach Rd., Pickering, ■ble to do tet -up, bend FREE dauft on eitfer, send EmAW,G, ad work with rrlr4- SAS.E. to L. Loveridge, 1356 CALL CL4=RED mum supervision, Brock cad. and PROFESSIONAL household EXPERIENCED short order Kingston Rd. Box 83-153 576 -SM 401, Pickering packers needed part time, cook warded, for kx--- VA dub. Pickering, Ont. Ltv 188. y,�•� arca Wages fw irrsrwdlately. Cal 434-8590. Car GaI911a91 for appolntmarnL (0� /411 420-1044.(070100— a I1 n OPPORTUNITY in Kuwait - WORK FROM HOME "b" "°w `' ri nt P ransp Cellefa pay silo barMpOrlalldn. on. $300 weekly possible. Free report � a"18-e� '- �• Send stamped envelope i0: Homieworking Research Canada FRESN Fates now being seen by Toronto agency for 4655 Kent, Suite 162 n"deelrq• acting atxkignmwft Niagara Fails, IN 1J4 All ages welcome. Special showcase available for all non- prolessiortals. For details call t - ARE You A RETAIL - PROFESSIONAL with management experience? A major retail chain has openings for , managers and assistant managers. Only those with 2 yrs. management anement experience need Call 416.322-9431 ask 416-921-8889.(07019M EARN up to SM by stroll lolling 50 pairs of stylish earring at home, work your own hours. Single Instructions. Infor: Send SASE. to: Bolan Inc., E)t. 455, 4325 Sleeks Ave. W. Sulte 225, Downsview, Ont. M3N 1V7. (TF) Required by busy local GM dealership. Experience required, computer skills a must. Please apply to: Oshawa/Whitby This Week 1 P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 7L5 File #5009 n -.a rWIN AIL McChanic TWO opportunitlesl Earn required. Full tlrrte seasonal BRAKE opersaw . erq,srlsrtcsd hundreds weekly working at position, 4 months, alert for small busy IabdcMfon shop, fans, asserrtblirg products or immediately. 1110.1112fir. Apply working in akadnum kaninum stuffing and addressing en- in person. AlderbrooK 885 San. 5 yews experlerice. Must be velopss for businesses. For dy Beach Rd., Pickering, ■ble to do tet -up, bend FREE dauft on eitfer, send EmAW,G, ad work with rrlr4- SAS.E. to L. Loveridge, 1356 CALL CL4=RED mum supervision, Brock cad. and PROFESSIONAL household EXPERIENCED short order Kingston Rd. Box 83-153 576 -SM 401, Pickering packers needed part time, cook warded, for kx--- VA dub. Pickering, Ont. Ltv 188. y,�•� arca Wages fw irrsrwdlately. Cal 434-8590. Car GaI911a91 for appolntmarnL (0� /411 420-1044.(070100— a I1 n 1• 135 suwdHelp 135 skiiled Help 135 Skilled Hip GallowayThe Greer oup MANAGER OF CIVIL ENGINEERING A professional civil engineer with a minimum of 10 years design experience in municipal and transportation engineering is required. Knowledge of Durham Region, M.T,O. and M.O.E. standards and specifications, excellent interpersonal skills, report writing and some knowledge of AutoCAD will be an asset. Salary for this position will be $50,000 to $70,000 commensurate with experience. Resumes to be submitted to: Mr. Glenn Genge, Branch Manager T% G G reasonable offer refused. Fully guaranteed reconditioned apPlanow. Come make us a deal. 427-6784. 467 Westney Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) FOR sale _ 77 Malibu, excellent running, 85,000 miles, lady driven, 15 ft. fibreglass runabout, 33 HP motor and trailer. Fridge and stove, harvest gold. Excellent. 6831406 after 5 P.m•(062892) ANTIQUE dining mom table and 4 chairs. =250. Call 728-8352. (062892SNC) V neer alkiway Group Inc. FREE skids for firewood, 717 Wilson Rd. call first and ask for Engineers, Planners and Landscape Architects Mark. 725-3630. (TFALL) 1415 King Street (Hwy. 2) souD oak and pine furniture, kitchen d Safety Inspections $39.95 Car b Light Trucks Ajax - 683.2277 Pickering - 839.8017 cassWe. excellent Condition, real tight truck. $5295 dmifed. , NO RENTAL FEE TO YOU! ,� ns l%&"b wu r rrdc i i6u" a vnuw tri wn,ti M awes-rwt,� 0 Articles 220 For sale Pets-suprding 290 Boarding Tru 310 400 APart "'s 400 ApFrtments good running condition" Asking VALIANT PROPERTY sFa or Rent WAIL PAP1Bl clearance - ova .000 nolle Bern tle ante to ARAMAII for Iwwsals. exosl- IsrMfertxfglmler. l0 Chew Pkk-up 811verado ' asking $6500. Phone 434-8393, eve. (062692) 961 U96 a double ►01 and more. Open 5 days per week, Mon.- ,$,fso nprMHy. Lessors_ Cal Anne. 6832932. (082892) „�,11ded �, loaded. va 3116. askig 8,2.1100 or beset offer. APARTMENT 623- MFK. 94 I. in S ¢5 Bow 6981, 86 Klug St. E- Borrrrhsn- Furnished, sleeps eight. Lo- Cal 683.7912. (082862) RENTALS Automobiles 1887 ch- Wrangle$, "size tl � �) 300 For Sale auto' ., arTowner. eo CHOICE LOCATIONS IN OSHAWA AJAX Pickering Appliances - no reasonable offer refused. Fully guaranteed reconditioned apPlanow. Come make us a deal. 427-6784. 467 Westney Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) FOR sale _ 77 Malibu, excellent running, 85,000 miles, lady driven, 15 ft. fibreglass runabout, 33 HP motor and trailer. Fridge and stove, harvest gold. Excellent. 6831406 after 5 P.m•(062892) ANTIQUE dining mom table and 4 chairs. =250. Call 728-8352. (062892SNC) V neer alkiway Group Inc. FREE skids for firewood, 717 Wilson Rd. call first and ask for Engineers, Planners and Landscape Architects Mark. 725-3630. (TFALL) 1415 King Street (Hwy. 2) souD oak and pine furniture, kitchen d Safety Inspections $39.95 Car b Light Trucks Ajax - 683.2277 Pickering - 839.8017 cassWe. excellent Condition, real tight truck. $5295 dmifed. , NO RENTAL FEE TO YOU! Cal 427-9722 anytime. Run. 24 N. Traveiner, house trailer, Big Town Sales. (070392) sleigh bed, $645; penal post bed, $494; ark sold. no veneer. 1860 Ford Halt Ton Pickup, good running condition" Asking VALIANT PROPERTY $1100 a bee, over. call 420- - 5925. (06289 `, / , MANAGEMENT r 330 Trailers _ 579-1626 asking $6500. Phone 434-8393, eve. (062692) OR 3S' Park model trailer, with 576-6956 Florida morn and cover deck. with ?pout. patio doors. rear bedroom with guowstze bed. in. Furnished, sleeps eight. Lo- MEDS [part-time Wellness oriented Cated within one hour of Ajax in Five Star Family park. Asking AJAX AJAX apaoas and bright 2 $21.900. 6863671. (070392) 55 Falby Court $3795 certified. Call 427- 9722 anytime. Russ, Big Town 33 tv Prowler. very clean. ex. cellent condition. Excellent shape. $a". see it at west position available, upright. walnut. $3500. Phone an vanthes. Buy dvea 2 bedroom apartment 1n family building. Air Courtkre, Ontario L1 E 2J6 from one a the largest marwlac- 1992 Chev Lumina 4 door. Ouarter Line Road, 112 mile conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry maroon cloth tritsouth turers in Ontario. Avoid the mid -facilities, o Ily d Hwy 7A. 5 miles east d facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground dile man. Eg. 7 ft. Oak double equipped, white. 9500 kms., Port Perry or phone Norm at g showroom condition. $16.900, 4162638493. (063092) Darling Included. pedestal table, $741; 5 h. Oak B Call 683-6021 Mon. -Fri. 9-5 x single pedestal table. $399;owm (O�2a)nv111e. 623.5585. 24 N. Traveiner, house trailer, avanaume weekly or weekends. Phase call 579-8146 for further sleigh bed, $645; penal post bed, $494; ark sold. no veneer. 1991 Buick Century, 4 door, V6. mint condition. separate bedroom, shower. oven. lots of obnwenient in-home Finished in your choice of stain, a• hlt, stereo cassette, 29,000 extras. Wig tow within 100 miles, &qI Irldewl 985-8774 or 985-8330. (070992) 1 50 Hosp. Medical V BLINDS, custom made. Dental kms. certified. $14,400. or best oder. Call 86. (auto, ) asking $6500. Phone 434-8393, eve. (062692) tilt ve;hcala, venetian 5.great Corsica. �BCorsica, V6, auto, air, 79 h. trailer for rem, sleeps 6, I CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC I requires GENERAL SERVICE 'TECHNICIAN Bring resume in person to: DAVID COOK 1530 Dundas St. E. Whitby, Ont. AJAX 77 03 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. $7424819. Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m. GII FOR sal•and wanted - 6664373. (07099nNC) y OSHAWA between9 min. -T 2 awnrnowGrs and lmmrwt. buy. 1N7 Honda CRX, black on clean one bedroom basement TWO o•dreom apartment for sell, repair, $10 paid for black. 5 1991 ni MI. apoLwxm. pmrae vrt. ocatW n ockr+ng. $650 noon Only speed. Alpine stereo, iaarl.y DavidsonDavdson (FXs IS) ?°snit t• mormtttr txmt• erm•armC• roti paint, excellent condition, $3595. Days, 428-1985 or ..-..,,. ..-.wee.v.. .,, . e„®- tic prices. FREE estirnatea and nstallation, -_---- - --• -"-- .. .............. $7300 o Jest offer. 433 1590 or 433-4647. (063D92SNC) avanaume weekly or weekends. Phase call 579-8146 for further CHIROcPRTAuCTIC - a•kw.•d. l Available uu ar`..� 15 0 Hosp. Medical 150 Hosp. Medical obnwenient in-home Mks. 420-5137 (062892) information. (07/092SNC) - 1964 Honda Intercepter HEALTH shopping. 518-3827, (�) 1988 Cavalier wagon, one 19" 31 ft. praMer.park Mode BEDROOM suit.. Childs 4 ASSISTANT • ,rtvrtaa�ate- only 14= kms., owner. 4 cylinder. 5 speed. pis.. Pb.. artvfm stereo, At Condition, with ?pout. patio doors. rear bedroom with guowstze bed. in. HEINTZYAN Upright Pinao - MEDS [part-time Wellness oriented mahogany with ivory keys. Fullexcellent dean -running car. My dudes deck awning and shed. AJAX apaoas and bright 2 office, part-time rebuilt by R. Lowrey. $2300. An exceptional Heintzman 'O- $3795 certified. Call 427- 9722 anytime. Russ, Big Town Asking 575,500. or beer offer. Please Muat»s••n.Phone 6661666 position available, upright. walnut. $3500. Phone Sales. (070192CNC) call 372-5570. (07o392SNC) wafter, dryer. stove, r Sony experience an asset, 430.7894. (070292) IM Pontiac 6000 LE. 4 door. WANTED - hardnop travel trailer, standard transmission. Great will train, and must SUPER single waterbed, all air con., auto. extra clean• sleeps 6, fridge. stove sink in or11r7°-amranc•, 4 piece bath• be able t0 work aC[xaRones, S.3D0 or best offer. OMms Ni•d• I- k. 1986 Sable. 4 excellent condition. Please 1682. (0153ID92) and Pr Property Insurance. Low Rainbow vacuum and rugdoor.auto, low kits., Certfigd. leave oor,ple,e xlot rrhation and g home at Village evenings and shampooer. Good for allergies. Cap 7260817. (070292) price when you Call. (416) 433 Gave message (062892) Saturdays. asking SOW Phone after 6 P.m. 1M7 Dodge Omni. 4 door. int- 8631. (063092SNC1 Momday-Saturday, 9 a.m. - 9 Resume preferred dr ?Gaup• message. 5761367. maculate condition. 4 new tires. Retirement Centre. one season. excellent condition. A#" 3202 ( ) Oort•ed. $2000. Call anytime. 355 Motorc Iles AJAX 77 03 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. $7424819. Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m. GII FOR sal•and wanted - 6664373. (07099nNC) y OSHAWA between9 min. -T 2 awnrnowGrs and lmmrwt. buy. 1N7 Honda CRX, black on clean one bedroom basement TWO o•dreom apartment for sell, repair, $10 paid for black. 5 1991 ni MI. apoLwxm. pmrae vrt. ocatW n ockr+ng. $650 noon Only speed. Alpine stereo, iaarl.y DavidsonDavdson (FXs IS) ?°snit t• mormtttr txmt• erm•armC• roti Looking for a great opportunity!9 TEDDY BEAR GRAM CORP. is offering �•1� -___ If g Protected territories for this highly accepted unique gift • ; - business. We have a trade marked line of � lit ; high quality designer products. No royalty or (monthly payments. Initial investment of less /;1R A ,►1 than $1600. Very high profit margin. Call (613) 745 -BEAR. and take advantage d our low overhead warehouse prices, p paint, excellent condition, $3595. Days, 428-1985 or mxxxxv n any Condntlon. Free pmdkup and delivery. Cal Yokohama r.rwa weft ,...... --- tared Springer. $14,000 576-0196 -.-rx-�••^: i y.�'. �:..�..,...._, •n.ance. sundry, parking. cloTO O se .C. and Irani nor a n - a•kw.•d. l Available uu ar`..� 15 0 Hosp. Medical 150 Hosp. Medical 'd•'6 apartment. Near lioug• Valle /130 Train. le- rouge y Mks. 420-5137 (062892) and "driven. Excellent condition, ask ng $5900 - 1964 Honda Intercepter smoker. available rmrr1eO`aeh ' ...,.............,...,. •�� 1788 after 5 p m. p7WM Dental Dental RNA with BEDROOM suit.. Childs 4 Car1MGd. Cal atter 7 P.M. 404- • ,rtvrtaa�ate- only 14= kms., $575 inclusive. 404-8381 new . auto, pis., ghee arm tit. amNm nss•tte stereo. must be MEDS [part-time r VljU corner cabinet, ter, 9447 (063092SNC) $2699. Serviced and Candied. 107031 AJAX apaoas and bright 2 •nuance, lacuzzl, parking' t love• non-smokers. No Oshawa. 303 Banff Ave.. 2 table, bench plus 2 chairs 1M7Honda Cvc1500S.red. 5 Muat»s••n.Phone 6661666 AJAX - large bright one b•droorm basement apartment, RNA's light shift, full- and wafter, dryer. stove, r Sony sped. Chan In, mantaned (07oi92) bedroom basement apamrw,t• b.mral location. now transit. ar, standard transmission. Great Po 5itions, N'Bras and 9�s tads. 721- must be seen. $6000 fim686 YOTOQCYCLE, Autorrmle or11r7°-amranc•, 4 piece bath• pool' Laundry, $695 nclusive. With Medication b Surgical Asepsis Certificates ommunit nursing y IBW. (063092) 1682. (0153ID92) and Pr Property Insurance. Low ?ridge. stow, pnvain laundry 1�s' ;irstiap, August 1. 428-9118. Required for community visiting nursing. Candidates g home at Village AIR condrtiorer - 6.000 BTU. 1999 HOnZon 4 door. haChbadk, FAGS. call Marsha at 427-35%. monthlyng. available1.3vo Aug. ' `rainy ' 1.9 Gave message (062892) W it be considered If willing to complete these cerUfi- obedience Gasses. call 104- 111117 Eleetrohome by Keeprw. used auto, pas., pb., arMm gi ro, ex- Momday-Saturday, 9 a.m. - 9 -94 s63 9453. (o7099Q) OSHAWA - near A0, Bright one cares as a condltton of employment. Must have car. Retirement Centre. one season. excellent condition. chasnt mrcharinl. good Door. m P. by apporntrrsrm. (06, 7912) -- bedroom basement apartment Contact, Human Resources Department. Saint � � $350. Telephone 683-9390. $1995 certified. 428.9423. in, non smoker. writ Ikerw, dinitgroom sK antique P71+ r swimmer. Ajax, 427.8338. FOB6tE4erwele- 4-OWO K chair, good condition. Call 683 AVAILABLE Immediately . clu,et n•ghboimood. Iruyudes EI¢abem Visiting Nurses'�Aspsocwoon 831-2522 or 4271)889 (0629M Crown Auto Pick - (070391 365 Marine Osha 9 wnitby apartment building. specious, laundry, pakmg. utilities. Now Osnamrs 9 a_m. - 8 YORK s Gym W salt. $175. ?ries Mont• rano ss. mint carpeted, named, dose to bus and Centre SSW monrnly please Cn11 42S-3963 or 686 (416) 428-011 2 .m. Plane call 4267351. P6289Z oormditon. lbw summer m'leGg•• sholy stmopprni otitis° nclud•d, no 7871. (070392) PIANOS/GRANDFATMER ate• aw Can.• torted trrddwa, Ii HP Evnrude tank, hose, Pete. Imsvtast required. One r1 ^^-^ CLOCKS -Pianos. nm ro own. $8660 or best offer. Call Frank $600 obo; 45 gallon quarhum 1600 or caw badroomh OSIiAWA - 2 bedroom apart - DalCare Da Care y 60 6O L'a lrOr• 160 Xg- sat, * •.end. dig". an'n 6, 5760,50. (07o692SIyC) with cabinet, $350 obi: 6.5 x 56O°rn rife. $200 obo: Snap on 1? ■ 31 1700.430-0134. (0707927 ments for rent. available M. medialey, and July I Laundry, Wanted • Wanted Wanted keyboards. CLOCKS quotr•ms. VS. Aw. 8 Impact tools. $150: Forklift dol- TWO bedroom bwrrent aprt- IaOMMS on Premises. Cal 579- d•ivery and ark up. Can T•lep p-. pp., arMm CUOMO. new ry rbr ;,;; : 0_7 a,von•t for $75. mens for rent. $600 rnontffy or 3 3583 or 7269345 (070292) Looking for a great opportunity!9 TEDDY BEAR GRAM CORP. is offering �•1� -___ If g Protected territories for this highly accepted unique gift • ; - business. We have a trade marked line of � lit ; high quality designer products. No royalty or (monthly payments. Initial investment of less /;1R A ,►1 than $1600. Very high profit margin. Call (613) 745 -BEAR. and take advantage d our low overhead warehouse prices, p paint, excellent condition, $3595. Days, 428-1985 or 6861044. (062862) ii .;= , "noalow for safe. Ins SOUTH Ajax -one bedroom, 4331491. (070292) hvenknga, 4262127. (0701 92) 30 ft. Chris Crattwrood, fully 'd•'6 apartment. Near lioug• Valle /130 Train. le- rouge y Woedroxr,. a i x75 Articles Olds. Cierra ES, on• •qutpp•d, n the water at Pon Darlington, $9000 o.b.o. Call (070292) avadsble July t. Non sm ker, fwWlau. Telephone 6967831 230 Wanted Owns Corr, nvrW=IaW cordtron, 4 �. 610.2089. (070I9Z BASEMENT apartment for rent. ask for Glen- (062892) new . auto, pis., ghee arm tit. amNm nss•tte stereo. must be 197° 1s car ►+obi• CO. WM• clean, gust, las d sun. Pnvmo AVAILABLE August I - south WANTED - stoves, fridge. Sam. 53295 outifyd. Call 427- Sats. Trapsm Ines ad 1908 •nuance, lacuzzl, parking' t love• non-smokers. No Oshawa. 303 Banff Ave.. 2 washer and dryers, waking or not. Also wailed. pickup truck 9722 anytime. Run, Big Town 666-09 1. Cat Tri" $860911. 063092) pe usapy for ore persory clean bedroom basement (newer than 1978). Call Pickering. 420-8833. TF ( ) sales. (070342) 11 112' in aluminum 9 ca411•. Available imnederely. Firstlast. Couple $690 or angle. apamn+•nt, prrvaa entrance. use d laundry. frogs. stove, close to 1983 Caviar. 4 odor. 5 spew. Da Care 165 y standard transmission. Great boat. 3 yeas old, $2000. Cal $590. 619.1092. (070 92) bus, schools. shopping. No WANTED - 5 HP air Compressor, call 623-6439. location, wall maintained. 639-=7after 4 ( 1 NEW bright apartment n heart Pets. $625 monthly plus hydro. 723-0619. leave message, P63092SNC) $1250. Cal 831-0776. A arnnerlfS o1 Pickering In new private (070992) ESD live -out ( ) goo hone. Including all uta WANTED wHITSY - one bedroom aprt- Nr required in my home. b «^� 165 Day Care 165 Day Care ,w�„f ;, eco 1983 Ford• Grad Marquis, VB For Rent parkxhg, cab?.. deal for 2 sculls next in legal tri -plass. Available for one wt m of skt rrlomhs, 5 (302) ps., pb., aT.1, o rso, air, $745 monthly. 683-4041. days a week beginning Available Available no leaks phase. Call between 9 ben offer. Mutt asst. Days or (070392) July 1, ridge, stove, use of am -0 p.m. 831,4279_ (070302) even backyard. Parking. laundry room September. References rigs 401-0922 a 1116 �SilawB South End cREENw000 required. Carl 120-5132. MATURE bWobw MpAred In Pdwklp day per •leek. Stating irtrnediY•ly for 3 •Yo" children in our home. 288-9509- (0701912) pv►in dortrstic for two kids. Krwwlsdgs d Pao* an asset Cal 974.0380, bepsem 1090 INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD h caring. safe, fun home effinfo iginar t I i Ucal sed by Gf.Ci.S.S. Reasonable rales. Receipts, lexjble fours. Cal DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAY CARE and 1130 am DAYCARE avallable In my loft,. liana ami Flea Market 1 35 Skilled Help snacks. Indooill Coor 210 1 •, atykllu... inantJChld. CP.FL atsr-Bed. Pleases p1 4294M73 Beadn Rd- and 1•Nry CANOE - 16 R Fbnspltnas, ale ehamhnp partly Taoism. 470-7568. (070392) Computer 5503139• (07�SNC) Very spacious 8 clean furnished ore bedroom base WHITBY -large 2 bedroom 270 1M1 Impala pis., orb, V8, good Suites merit apartment, separate basement apartment, utiltiw Video condition, certified. slow o b.o. 2 j $650 entrance, fireplace, laundry, and appliances incMrded, f'.11 668 977 t utiities and diol•- s625 TRAINNG CEIiTRE 436-3644 60 hours of computer training jlf a a fill Computer system' Detak in Friday's paPff 'with prepaid errdknent 3 70292) a ter 5 p.m. (0 1 bdrm. $650 Cal 68601177. ( Close to school. 686-2264. 1180 VW Rabbit, very good oxdition, vary deer manual Bachelor $450 Avail_ now or Aug. t. HALF d J ?reel Oshawa ' WNITIIII three bedroom in large bright ons bedroom, tranerrifsion, ideal for saiders, Rent includes heat, duplex waltgo Go, frdg•-stove, kMd1Gn, skylight. $520 includes p„(t;,Q $BSD Plus hydro also 2 utiki•s Plus bnW11 °Ae tl"-n l'or" un hilnsrs, second car or tXnbclor. Ben offer. Cal 831�Z17. (070392) cable, parking, new fridge/slove. rn Iowa $652 A $485. 57'6-5677 or 263-8009. M630621 inclusive. July 1. 2962091_ 1979 Ef Camino. 350 V8, auo 726 -OW 725-4a96 IAJAX (0ipower bdu 82200. Call 576 Imam 3 years supervisory aOMlerAlk, same Goof►• at the Lake • baswtsm AJAXCIA -e nigh AJ117t -bright anti spadoks wait bachelor apanmsm- 64W everkngs. (070292) PICKERING - privacy on 2 Mous, 43W bveL available apartment for nark t. July 1 for mature working Two 1978 Formula Fsebrd, silver, runs good, asking $1350. adividual orfs bedroom opartnwrt, privM erMraick 2 $750 n bedroorri ea -in kitchen, $500 first and Last fridge and stow. cable. Cap Call after 6 p.m. 427.3178. PR00{ICTpN gupesvyoy .tie an a 91oMM kftmOWW food s2• mon new. $350. Bore traisr. 8' z DAYCARE available in my. 8• $apo• Talsphote 683.3856- Please call 579-9146. 290 Pets -Supplies• �l mnotnthly, inclusive. Avall" innmedlately. First and last tequired. Call 288-1411. (070192) �ed�• (0 2) OOMiAWA - oozy two bedroom GREAT VaMn - Ontewls, ort• b•aroorrn carpwly maralfsawil9 lI Int tM Ajar area at10 eller a oonpsd - 1Ma wage horde, (Hen9ood1401) mulles. repMWelrrodw of ons. NuIreious Articles 220 Boarding lm Olds Della Be.rests wee, Hans easy? May good parte �ily. M620) wwunaa. ffkioe. stove wt it rwrolalsd, sky". fully 4 piece kitchen, laundry, parking, bathroortL private entrance. and 0 Pecltaga 6 tau as a 80 -NNW wO �' mew. anadts. fenced yard. For Sale close to Lad Elgin school. COG classes smrti g �NMine and rtew Y• 8250. Cal al� �X a aParignins"M Immedia floors king we pmft � Byrd. dean, Immediate. 430--2-14:11- eave Imam 3 years supervisory aOMlerAlk, same Goof►• Receipts given, rue tkr*W MGTGAOLA CODAw Perlable Jane 20 m smol ClessM for t,gfe individual attention, i KIC) above 9 • Pry ontraroe. 4 sppparnoss. $650 itrAaise qued $550 ktekldee utilities. � (0718923N('� 5767195 (07[)292) PON � esolid ort and lige � trtta Days. 6663163. p7019Q) phone and Motorola DAYCARE in my Trarpolt INL Both new• bwsn Cal Klewle, Kerrels. Brockln. 1975 Chair 2 door H.T. 350 2 655.4871. (0630D2) barrel, 75,000 miles, 2-79 Cal 497-9620 or 4211-9646. 1062892) LJIIERPOOLIRAYLY - Sam bare 2 bsdroatt pool, firapkm DICKERING -one bedroom for �� b fotoorAl I , W. ginfe. SOW � a500C evallable Inilrne. GadwvPAmlad ansa Oft guaranteed. (418) 733 WIft r Foy Isrr- bedtyafd. 182 ��) guarantees ChWOOM for pares, 1-2 door. 1- -NE-ERASE 4 door. 76 Vafant 4 dos LAIM dnwe loedroan _ In wet bar. full bath. carpeting. V� �n'�' �W' laildry. dole. perking, $750«. Partially hrnrMed, Wills q lAlltMby This wok. P.O. Etat L1H Tans it cAovrded toys. Kays Match CARPET - 1 ftase new SWn $nacre Pry Call' naaslsr and 100'x. nylon cape$ Ismosel d uric $faits. otfows Tates oar vAh air. 77 � � �� stain ring. body parts, 75 Nova. 6 ^. hove, close to GM. hydro.. inhcM,"I& Imnh•d)asa padding. cable included. Non Galin non smokerHeat. 837-1304. (p82692) andav�� �6119� jOahasr4 .Ont. 7L5 43670°29 (070194 We do fMrigloctn and Axl for R (3herralcals Limed. 1- Cylidner, 2 door. Call Morn, 5776 murMhklw pea, Anaisble August 1. 436 First PICKERING -two bedroom last. p7019121 Da Care 165 y $3011, itcwnCNPK Po. Plu• -- o Employment k,,WMgort, j30 7a1ds1. SW- 170 BM-WERASE- (082192) anyllini 4204151L (0628°2) BANCR1IPT, salt 1649 message. (p63p92) basement• new home aPftlanoss, *A-Iry. yard neer LARGEEIwo bsdroomapwa,rm "h in A'Att - bright. one bedroom Available Wanted 7m,2oee. (073192) K-8 Klubhouse now booking you're O.K. Cars from i9m etMtapaM k --- air, Go. 401. Pas a $700_ � aur �I} Walk to Oshawa Centre. TONNG Tables - set d e EBe MEN with trucks will do junior kkldw j &For classes, check Lupe 10 own. No 109L statioll" July 13. For mon turn- deck 88113776 er 726111e11 living room pvingroom, eat -in kitchen. 2 6361107.(0701 Laundry and ar allsiAL BABYSITTER onwcationor117 hlwseln rftovss, cleanup jobs Sun Amer" 9f . Ilse new. matbn on lass and future (082862) app 4 piece bath, WHITBY - 1525 Nidwl Ave:, 2 6825 incIudee utlit4e. Avaiable kMed lempaaY da7caw by � day, week or the summer? odd jobs. d•d►•ch8. • used 2 �� Ped• (55,000, ale- s. Call Cad a Jatw 42 - king 3$.�• Mannite table and obedience Gasses. call 104- 111117 separate entrance. shared Islndry. $650 includes uMes bedrooms available now. Call 6863297, (070282) immediately. $795 utilities Struotutya atxlvNles and rife 28511 ( ) _ 2 chars. 8250. Rsbcgk4 Call °837-2384 and leave mNsaga ( IX1110 ! Trucks For 1 and cable 6863984. (00 692) included BPACIOUB -air conditioned, Fudge• etch., laundry are bedroom with solarium and and faclkles fall D yard. 31-7510. (07 Bal• 427.6784. ; PAGE 36 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAX JUNE;W 1!!2 400 A�or nt 410 Housesr 420 T""h°Forum AVMLAKE krwrsdlsl* •630 CubeR St., Oshawa a in also AJAX -Main floor Of 3 • Sale, quiet community •Fridge stove Will" - apartment building, bedroom house, bungalow. »prat. entrance- $100 weekly close to bus. shopping. Witiw Cent. air, cent. vac. Use of • Broadloom • Laundry facilities Irhph, is . No pets, 2 bedroom, I/G pool, back yard. . Retxeatlon gerife • 2 playgrounds $700 and one bedroom, $600. Separate laundry. $850 plus • Close to amenities First and last. Can 430.0134• p shared utilities. Available Juy 1 August i st Occupancy ' - w.M •. iY'-S11V� houm 420 T° For Rent DUFFINS CREEK CO-OP HOMES 1555 Finch Ave., Pickering TWO BEDROOM TnUIUW QCQ AVAILABLE OSHAWA - three bedroom apartment in duplex. Large lot, of seemed Alario6B3.5011, • Sale, quiet community •Fridge stove non smoking male, includes T.V., fridge, microwave, 725-0745 evenings »prat. entrance- $100 weekly few all amenitlsa- $795 plus 428-3268-(062802) • Broadloom • Laundry facilities (negotiable reduction In ex- AJAX south - spacious . Retxeatlon gerife • 2 playgrounds dwtge for msk>tenartce work). Phone evenings, (416) 759- detached 4 bedroom, near lake. Double garage• family room, 3 • Close to amenities 2886. (070202) baths, Large loch« immediate August i st Occupancy NORTH Whitby - bright 3 012W Plus owners, investors or ad alb AJAX - four bedroom execut" • s774/mo. +utilities so -in kitchen, stove. fridge, parking, laundry, � plus �nil�4 420-7621 Aug. 1. 6795 flus unities. 668- 3000bed:oo� time to get started on atter 5. 852-5264 cosec. library, 3 baths, prenwim lot' Or pick up application at (063092) large deck. contial air, security. double garage. fenced. appaan- Administrative Office ONE and two bedroom C--- apart- In Osh- eea and more. s1500 glue Monday -Thursday, •Thursda Y Yr 9-5 .man unties. 427-2374. (07019 appliances. m prowavd, location. clean. no last months rent required. $690 1 bedroom, AJAX • 3 bedroom mein floor d Brokerisiles Rep. $715 large 1 bedroom. $750 2 semi, walkout to df ik. taundry facilities, available August 1- 430 Rooms To 490 Florida bedroom. Available August ,. noshed rooms lot 6300 to 6336 plus 114 utilities. Nor smokers, Rent Vacation Rentals C436 0477 after 5 p.m Cam $895 plus 60% utilities. 2' 24 hr. paging ttdrvice 7233675. (070992) 0760' (062842) LIVERPOOL and Finch - room CLEARWATER - 3 bedrooms, AJAX - one bedroom fumished Housing in house, share kitchen and 4 fully furnished, air can,. mobile baso ent apartment. separate 415 Wanted pie bath with 2 others. Ouiet. homes. Heated pods. hot lub. entrance. 4 piece bath. ,ridge. 421-7687. (070192) lenns. now beaches, and mai- stove. washer. dryer. cable- non smoker. $600 includes utilities. WANTED to rent - countnonce country attractions. Children welcome. CLEAN quiet rooms for Photos. (Less than motel). $275 Call 427-5557. (062892) with garden tw with excel entma- tura family with excellent employed persons/students. U.S. weekly- 683-5503. (070392) references. 699-5925 (Tor.) separate kitchen, bathrooms. LOWER hovel aPamrrnert, two (0.042) Parking, bus. Near Rouge FLORIDA - Madeira Beach. bedroom. kitchen. livhngroom, 5 Valley. weekly, $85.5100. 286 1500 aq.ft. luxury putl front min. from GO train, foncod backyard, separate entrance, fI//�'� Townhouses 4-•0 Sp (0703e2) condo. 6 appliances, 2.1 heat, Hydro, fret and last. $650. For Ret AJAbbeautlul furnished 2heaa 471.4740 or 642-3164. (07-1 W, non aamrokrtg accessories. d"'pooall female } PORT Perry - 2 bedroom ground floor apartment, fridge. stove and utkws included. Available July 1. Frstilast. references. Cal between 9 and 5.9854455. evamrgs and washes . 985- 3611. 65 961 t . (07t3d0Z)' TWO bedroom apartment, prhaae p•!lo. fireplace, arc, 6 appliances. Available kr. Lately. 6825 . hydro. 432- 2405 (063092) PICKERING Village - two ihedroorn (7iRaonlTsounew Rd) ewirg of tomenhwlseS on no 29th and Jtme 30th hm 7 p.m --9 p.m- 2 surto bedroom uhibr $760 and Far dow."on d DURHAM HOUSNO . use all aciates. In ?__ surporch, tap dulling TV roi laundryroom floor, wo*y/manthly. Plata. $90 weekly or bedamtlrg mown 723-6069-0 non smoking male, includes T.V., fridge, microwave, HOft1eS 500 »prat. entrance- $100 weekly For Sale 428-3268-(062802) $100.000 and g0 Up t0 PICKETING - rooms, for rent in POWER OF SALE Large dnecutlre hoer, fumislhed wrMTRY - err hW_A1 <n.+ rrsr Durharw Wr,•srr. .arc n...r.� or unfurnished �`" cable and srrmo fridge. Rdwwxw a mtusl- PROPERTIES vi c83information. (0701°�9Z `'m AVAILABLE PICKERING Immediately ^+w^ fldron apartrwn. asat• hung and dine g room. OSHAWA - 1050 Simone St.. 2 oardining Needed 3rd roommate for Rouse, ler 1rk�Irvwc v, large kechdrt, laundry room, air bedrooms. available Aug 1. mature ah, Preferred. 5400 ink �� khWaJve- Finvlast. Ca/ PrMes start at under con.. parking. $775 2969209 $907 plus, utilities Frdga, stove (062892) $100.000 and g0 Up t0 etre. 427-0622 (070392) and garage included. Play _ _ _ _ facilities on site. Apply to own bl„g and wrater• Near $1,000,000 or mOre- wrMTRY - err hW_A1 <n.+ rrsr Durharw Wr,•srr. .arc n...r.� AI Ii �i)79r� - �•~ �v Great for first time home :s,0 station. park ng spacious. St. E. stn Floc Lang Tower, �}3U ACCOmrTt Headlake. Call 434-7018. fireplace. $645 inciusve August Whitby or un 4366610 b.- For Sale owners, investors or 1. 699-5287 (0707921 tween 800 and 430 weekdays. AJAX - four bedroom execut" executives. Developers OSHAWA - 13wno•Wison and hOn1e• private fe llyroorr, air welcome. Now is the Wthoon/Rossland - 2 bedrooms OSHAWA two bedroom townhouse, nnsned basement, con.. laundry parking, intercom. security system, share with 2 time to get started on $790 and sego a b•oroorrs. stt)O5 Stow. ted •. utilities 2 wsnroomt, trndgestow. m- 9 others. Basement gym. non your future. inc No part. appidndrht ground Pool. Available smoker, 6375 plus. Cali 426- 9214. (0701 9Z Call Dale or Gail may be picked ,lp at Dumnam rnrrt•dkately. 6850 par montn. as July 1. Full use of house. s,1 Anderson Housing. 1615 Dundas St. E. ut4Ms included. Require fret PICKERING - burgakm. clean. appliances. m prowavd, 4m Floor Lang Tower. Whlby or and last. 4272843, Contact quiet• chose to all amenities. Brokerisiles Rep. call 436-6610. (0630921 Maryanne. (063092) Share six appliances and fur- Guide React Lid 1991 y PICKERING - cider, 2 bedroom OSHAWA -two and tnr•• noshed rooms lot 6300 to 6336 plus 114 utilities. Nor smokers, 433-1ri77 or M -$2M bailment apartment. walk to bedroom tcwmautes, indudw all utilities. 4 appances. Clods Go. call Ken, 420-7347. 24 hr. paging ttdrvice separate entrance. broadloom. no pots- Available 10 school& and amenities- Cam (SNC) ONk3,• _._... s.-...+•wl�M..�.a.iW,.ir:+..wM+�+Vr-wnwwnr.w-�-... - .. ._. Business Home Home Moving, Services Improvements Improvements Storage an HOUSESITTER - to look after AJAX Moving Systeme - full yew pets, pants. mall, of So VAZ GENERAL _ - s°"'�• T1D`�". appliance and yyouou're may. Cal MfM°ic is at CONTRACTING hourly.tWenowhave r�ted 416-404-2948. leave message.Specializinstorage unis. Now offering free (070292) g ial carpentry. custom boxes with move. Call 427- homes. additions 8 rtxlling 0005. (TF) PERSONAL Beauty - Indulgel A - Kilcherls b bathrooms, windows - waterproorsg - basements. Paintings oomnshow�hary Mary Kay facial ceramic ties E hardwood floors -15 yrs. exp. you the right skin care Decorating and nor �l6 aftp(ca- For free estimates call 683-5818 PRQ�s�oNAL palming and tion - Ill&1 for MU. tan 668•.2,8. Driving Schools S i B Driving schools, 3 les- sons and lest, $75. 10 lessons,. $150- Call 287 -wee. (070892) Flooring, Carpeting CARPET installations - free estimates. restretching a specialty. Reasonable rates. 967-1799 or 987-1800. D 8 N Duncan. (TFWFS) E NCUTTIPiG - roto -tieing, ge trlm-mRo and •llan•ous. i�•Itab I*. orsDte and resonable. y Hone Services. 286 . (062892) CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and clean profes5i .,all work guaranteed. rHE Trshm e n and Apphance iemoval and Yard Cleanup. retry. 500-0926- (070992) Home SABER Contracting - all carpentry, additions, renovations, kitchens, bafticorts, hone mWnWwrc• emergency service. fumiture refinishing, quality work exyuwr-�nreev. w�r• *no*. 66629r15.ot (TFyEFG) Housecleaning GRANDMAS Company - grow clean. (no chemicals). homes and offices. We offer 'Mother-in- law- clan. Police security checked. Bonded and insured. 725-9177, 24 hr. answering. (072-%Z HONEST hard worturg retable Person, 15 years eap•nar+ce. will do housework by the day, rates i404W. Phone after 6 p.m. anytime on weekends. July 15. $650 inck,o•s utltres 434.3972. (070992) AJAX - south quiet home, lady 42117079 (0702421 WHITBY - lar • townhouse preferred, should like golden FIRST TWE _ ` vrvw' �es[°e' Leave message. 578-4367. D Tian@ a 31hNviffy, 59ddap�n� ie rrr+m� rim - your 42D-7079 - east Hampton - one available immediately. Three retriever dog. Kitchen and BUYERS LEAKIMs ,,,,v - Bdseaa�M �lrwapsam bedroom. tamJ laundry facilities. Park -lute ansa. _ _ HOUSECIEANINC. Maid Esyl bedroom. 5 appliances. air, groom. 1 1,2 $3S0 mon+h+r ^'•^ $♦towEA STALLS 427-12-1 Respectable lady a clean 5750 Available August 1 Cal baths. walk- a pane.:a•73�• - ,. .00•eauli- 1tJtlwAd f9NAPICNrG Rep$rertovatdd. office or home. Lar latest Cal Mark_a61906%.::.xwa* tiryrouno. acnoois. ( ToOuftlWad WONadoorbig* _ a•t9• a+ppldd Lori at 427-7113. (070392) transpomaowl nearby. Pots O.K. PKWJ3 14G Bungalow, clsen, ftUtCllaaefa a irutWkd. MC, %a% HOUSECLEANING done 41 O Houses For $9( 9500 - utilities. 668-8110 quiet• tics• m anenlwa• ante Prices are down, B.81. LOWEST PRICE RENOVATIONS privately by 2 Udids, deeming six appliances and tumished Free ea*nw•aCal Basements, decks, [ her for 7 We do Rent rooms for 530010 $335 plus 1!4 Interest rates down- Barr.. P lie ° mar'' BRIGHT - 4 bedrooms, two utilities fort srnakem cal Kit Make 1992 the 420 -IM cabinets, painting & Indigos. wens. wax doors and PICKERING Go - LNdrpod and baths. appliances, parking, 420-7347. (062W �rdecorating. For estimate more. Exailsrn references. Call Bayly - 3 bedroom house 61090 inclusive. Available July you become a 571.3w'- (070292) PICKERING Village - in Durham Region call apartment Large kitchen, 4 t. Cyt 940.1312. Mrs. Term. ag Proles- m- Call TISTIC Maaceaty -special¢- � appliances, air con.. parking, '062892) sionatl iron smoker to share full Harris 0 Tl • f in snane e chimney Don at Moving, $985 plus 60% utileies. 290- OSHAWA • tastefully decorated home, oilers outdoor heatedY airs. Works with bricks, $- 9 Storage 5157. (070292) pool and iamzzi, firsoace. Re/Max Reflection and stones d al kinds. g 3 bedroom, 1 tr1 battle, garage. contial are parking, rose b ail. AJAX - detached 3 bedroom, POOL close to bus and school. h wit no tart. $400rMNO*. Really Inc.. 24 hf.is 1250 sq.tt.. garage. 3 baths. $ase . 2 utilities. 4 appiiraes. 4266,20. (070,92) answering service & r« ff c'r HH RENOVATIONS MOVING? fenced yard, fridge, stove, 434-7000. (06'2892) • B� • B tfroofts we will neve saytAMf dishwasher. $1150 plus utilities. PICKERING - quiet hon 6 is pan".�-SM ESIGNEO and finished likethors, McInnis _ No dogs. RNerdncs. 6833110 � for out appliances, air eon.. parking, WHin BY - low badrown &soli. second stories. Oedka, •Dads ' Ceramic tie Isocke ere, h groom telt a 6832684. (070392) doe• to but and GO. Non sntdk- tataMe Mr &M M PICKETING - 3 thedroorrt man bedroom membership waAsg mete Orfs Fuad pod• air ardtlorMng, a r pantry. p t u mb i n g and Sad jobs taaslcoaad. B&el table, tree sabookm apartment $534, two wc pre . 83, f420 par Wald iW4n kkcten wft srkaA. pow Cal Walter leaver at GtlraraMedwail 10%deawatMssaima lbw bungalow. Fridge. stove. bedroom apartment, $639. 2 irweklsfw' �1-8M0• (1 schools and transportation. 2145. (0l Walt ReNshaahedsattldw*d, Lace fGMlar i ale Priced to sell by owner. f aAl C71 -MCC dalwaster, use of washer and bedroom townhawd, $882 3 Q(Ij(x A Retail $1 c 000 open House L9as wallpapering. 1 room or whole house. guaranteed lowest rales. No job's too small. Quality workmanship guaranteed. Can 430-2595 anytime. (TF) PROFESSIONAL painting - in- terior and exterior drywall taping, plastering and spray. Call Alfredo or Helia. 723.1337. PROFESSIONAL Painting and side, Wall Paper Hanging. Excellent references. call for free estimates. 6838780. (062892) Party Services MAGICIAN, clown, friends. Ready to entertain for any age, any occassion. Birthdays, promotions, openings, fundrafaen. Magic slaws aro runt Leduce Help. 839-7057 or 728.8334. (TF) RABBIT wants work doing magic for children's parties and a8 occasions, have my own magician. Call Ernie, 666.4932- 686-8955 Rooting dryer. Large deck. parking. bedrooms townhouse. $786- Cal (��/�� UROPEAN tis spacuksts -will 539 2451 IC4 CS I tFM7AT l backs onto grow*". M O + v 965-0423. (070302) • `r �e �xeday S S pm and sundgr 2 utilities. 420-9718 or 420- 1-5 pm. 939Heirdift.430,2390- ovate your bathroom or call KC -A- 6387 (061902) PICKERING - 1500 Kingston 03092) wak as wei aid floor HOME Improvements and HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - Rd. 4 bedroom available Aug. 1- NEW PICKEMNG - John Boody 20 Yom �I - Goad ria BaesrtrrNa• add•als• naw big a Ismaili we priceYOr�flp9 BOWMANYILLE - north End - $1015 pus unities. Fridge. Clean, renovated 'Gabletorl 4 bedrooms. 3 ferenees and salisiction dOm, dada. I , and trim. them all Cal 432-7566 (TF) Ogxwa*M blow horheat dam tenarft wonted for stove. garage and backyard b�,K oerarat �� cow. MEN Fa k" eelkrhsldR Al Sbeew Wbod Walking. 436• �N wfth large truck VAN do Immaculate large 3 bedroom storage unit included. ceice•500s4-h• dddgab prySim Sm000 )Ykm-725.4913.(TF) 9W. (IF) household mow, residential. 16.50248800) sidapN. Cram! air. $1000 pus Playground and laundry for rent. avail. July 1. Private Sale. 420-9427. ouRNEYMAN Nectrician. °� 1M011t bar adw end coo...Sol I- AN hi a& of Moves, hAiaiaa FkstAast. Relenerhas, facilities on site. Apply to sem tart Wel experlehad, Cal Carla Jane, 427-2856. Also large bungalow - Orono Ducharn Housing, 1615 Our dw Heat do hydro ind. REDUCED - Whilby, , oc- in service charges, hard working. Renovations, wirin additions and TWO men with trucks 'THE CAU area. 9e3 9013. (063092) SL E. 41h Floor, Lang Tceer, i475Jmonth cwcnry atw2400d. 4 .abloom g• atddliors dodo, air: Cal us fort MOVERS' wa do al types d MASIME01] executive. 2400 a find ds - - 571-12$3 Bila mtrvae- V� a„aauyya• 9i - AJAX - Slurtsrharftil w, Tib, 4 Simony or call 436-6810 be- Call "6-2V5 reenben, whirgool tb backs novation All work bedroom, 3 ye.ra rva•, 7rbuA. °Paan a3o and 43o waskdars thousands In upgraded. (TFA) odfidwa N7 use • cal• PoW SM -111 33• (TF) •7r7Z fhomhe, 3000 eq -IL. appibncas, ( % A•1 Rata- (800.7.000 Wit) and $217,900. One year now. 76 $1500 per . to dd plus hAilioss. OSHAWA - BeatrioaWlison - 2 oligo aDdce• 44506,500 &qJL) Deverell Street (Roseland/ Cal George. 292.4803 days bedroom, $925, 3 bedroom, in a well anchored ShoPP+rg Heroes TOWnhOUSeS Vacation off• (0703 1 5890. Hw and hydro extra centre in prime Oshawa June 27 NO � ��e SM 500 For Sate 51 0 For Sale 545 545 Vacation Stove, fridge and arae locations- 576 -WW a S79Properties properties NORTH East Oshawa - tlree 9 garage 162L (071992) 0540. (093092) bedroom semi. livingroom. included• No pea. appicadon _ SAVE i55 Wldllo horrad. 3 pEpfJ�p . tyar , .sash ncc fireplace, walkout to large may be Picked tP at m COJ}�� BROKER 510A00to Ierd at bedrooms, 2 4 -Plop and 2 CLPWICY AMW*, 3 bedrdamol fenced yard, separate Housing. 1615 Dundas SL E. 470 ••`•S $147 pr mond Contac Jerry pig. air. faniyroom 9m brick 2bstluodolm sapplarod . afiek, dins room. w-inparkitchen. 4 4m Floor Lang Tager W hilly a Rent at ee661o5. Com mom y Rn - firepYce oranic IUs, 2 Walk -it p mwQ YR EE 5775 plus u*b*L call 136 0610. (083062, cid Services. (TF) cbeMs, IaOerlodt walkway, 2 car i1�y35hfi00 Ord yyssamar W. I .FREE LIST Aw!" July 1 fes. 723 430 GREAT fishing and fancily ND tial&seq Bad Urdu ns' �� holiday at Rios Lake. Oand chow MO1� dawn - 3 bedrowl4 1 9atapa• � Palf �� Buy 130 (Brock/ 8881. M62004 ROWS To NYE d Ofa ICO illm On mus- 1/2 ll �o't� lar � � � ��• � �n� �w cottage � ��9,�',�,in,�,g, s waterfront lots AJAX Gntral 4 bedroom, Rent lose and bass galore. Modem . "" "" """H avak bte. r d(„k,grco„ 4 ,� kildery oottapds, 1900 ft. waterfront. Ritsorhf101 area $109.000. Cal Ire YOUR DREAM HOUSE - PIGCfJi11G Freehold 2 appliances. $975 + 80x PICKER= -fie' Pt(vsey in PXM arch, law laaihr Ride a Doug. 8064M 6 a 1- Bayfield bull. 4.000 sq.ft. 5 townhouse- 3 bdi .. 1,340 sq. 613.2-M t app Lars. badklratd, newly decorated furnished rasse• Childress p„�,afi, g01e 800.893.4819, wILO32, bow bedrooms, 4 baths, Pool, ft-• 1p•• cantrai elf• upgraded parking. 883 8769. (070192) room, share separate ertlama boat aRA2nd molor ,wealOnt. Cavred maaaaga (0909p2) step up tub. finished all taciliea Nm smoker, oval- docking, gh,,,,,„,BAOUNG ando (Ingmdod dO heated) oak basement, kit Rokupe Yatley, bwrrharM antral air1 wraral large PICKERING - 1958 Memory able 4271 ( ) yrMklY' 9� R70Sd98 290, P70792) on 1'Moir 32M sgJL sold day bridle Iwhin vac etc A must ase. Whtby appliances included. Mkkhy 575 yLeTo 580 "A°r��e Land - 3 bodroomt 1 tr2 batt, on so- lot. 4' ddrooms, don. wk area. Open House Sunday, $156,0 ces 1.6985- d. Asks Insurance Sol roan, grape. available Saps P - Fairport Rd. area, THREE bedroom on the, waNr, and csraaric floor. heated Iii Juts 28.1.4 p.m. 61 Slsrgdl Dr. 1 fr'9e5 pkat uiltlss No (hats h 5 bedroom hal, e68 8854 ro702B2) Credit check. 839.2436. room Will Shared kitchen, laundry• 5400 per week khcltadet boat andnolor- Fullyequipped•Brig ground pool, atirlprnrm vac. fieldstone, fireplace, many Compel 57�i PERSONAL Loom hent 5' , (0.70/92) wkgromrk Mal. w 10 OW un- $200 mand". own bl„g and wrater• Near upgrade&, priced io OWL Phone 51 0 Townhouses Trailers Sites and sP let ow putp- oaek approval. 436-6101. 01 PICKEwNr: Frencthmhre gay - dr 25 Pmiwmd. Headlake. Call 434-7018. 2862013. (070302, For Sale unique 2 bedroom bungalow, Car 420"7536. (070292) 1107030 - S. Whitby daast 3 f3CARaOR000ir 16N 38• Golden Faloon Park Model Deluxe Trifler. 2 push MONEY problems? Loans, debt renovated kitchen, bathroom, ONE bedroom fol rerA available FENELON Falls -modems 3 bedrooms, large mater ' 3 bedroom qt, afro �• Ful sled consolidations, credit broadloom, deck, backs onto July 1. Full use of house. s,1 bedroom laketrorl cottage. M bedrown Custom oak kffcMn, townhouse, 401 and Nelson, appliances. m prowavd, wr+ a �� d� conservation and wale• 8975 +. appliances, first/last. $400 anwr,iatas, • 5 minutes froth Malin tfoor lamityroom, with near schools, T.T.C. all Cathedral CaN(n0 fust 4 �: ; plsprWg slWped F� CungsweeTATI(P 8nt(0711J921 1. 3778 a 899 incchp9vs' 420 1089. 50 weskhy t1 58.900 B d Amax, 284-0591sac sopersohe .. .Mw ONk3,• 821u (0701 623-7637. (07019M kid 668 09- or 283.1500. (071 99Z (ce. ppp obA 395.3940 (Stirling area). Ofuhewel• 433.1425• (SPALL) MMGWAS let & 2nd to 95% of vakis, Al pripertY "a. Persofill loads. Quick Service and Cd RAXM F5711-21111110 INAIICIAL�.TO. i565-29236 Pick ari$ng to Li �.a��•''�?;: �'.+rP••r n,�,.i`L•..>.g...%J� '?.•..•ren��..•.�•.sa'. .. ' pyo t .Y.• t �`r(' r.. t� r' -. -- _ 590Business 710 Births Opportunities LIFETIME Opportuntty - selling new mini dish satellMe systems, your business - —ull time. ti55 invest horn, no inventory. Outstanding income potemiaL Call today, 416-986.0947. 675 Companions BIRTH control and family pian. nlnqy counselling. Free and tonfidertlal. available Monday to Friday, 830 am. to 430 p.m. Ginic in Oshawa. Tuesday, 1 to 3 p.m-, and Wednesday 1 to 6 P.- Pickering Thurs. 300 p.m. 10 6 p.m. For further irnon, ion call Oshawa 433-8901 or Pick. wing 420-8781. (TF) JESUS says. an the bind lead The blind? Doss your minister wear glasses? The hireling is the hired minister, Micah 3:11, Isaiah 56:10-12. John 10:11. Jim Campbell. 1-705953.9475. ALCOH01„ drug and cocaine .treatment. 1 01 We in-patient are available. 1-800-363.1518. (071292SNC) EXCITING SPICY PHOTOS OF Fk nms - Karen, Wendy and Lei For dscrow intonnation, Write: Karen. Box 670 -RD. Kebwna, B.C. V1Y 7P4. Adults only We-sei (070292) DISTRESS Centre - Need someone to talk tog Call us atrytime, 4331121, 427-5639. (TF) r 10 McPHADEN It's A Girl WELCOME TO THE WORLD Bill and Sue (nee Davis) are ttvified to announce the safe arrival of Megan Ann Davis, on the 141h of June, 1992 at 4:28 p m Weighing 7 Es., 11.5 ozs. Megan Ann is named in loving memory of her paternal grandmother, Margaret 'Ann' McPhaden who passed away unexpectedly last January, and also her maternal great grandmother Ann Davis. Proud first time gratldparents are Ruth Davis of Tororte and Will Davis, Orillia. A tenth grandchild for John 'Jack' McPhaden of Pickering and a great- grandchild for Ldy Wakrs of Oshawa Numerous Uncles, Aunts, Cousins and friends welcome her with love A new playmate for Buttons. Bows, Ribbons. Special thanks to Drs Taylor, Vim and the maternity staff of Markham/Stouffvie Hospital. .O 580��e 660 Bingos 660 Bingos rt d w 491-4002 6.99% ® BINGO 3 yr. 1st 5 -g F2All Fiesta Week No fee - O.A. C- ® 0 In e Matinee: Mon. -Fri. 12:00 ' C1 Sat. & Sun '12:30 Ell r 3/4% live year open, nx i 1 EVeningS Daily 7:00 4jt*q program. Bad or" pp�roopprrW&riw wmftfund) ® Late Bingo Thurs. - Sun.10:45 eyC3 awMabta. Power 01 asks, deb +on• laws, in homeThe Hideaway 668-9029 .13 service. New Era Financia ® 65 SUNRAY .GZ�v p 7Ell Corporation, (418) 721.9583 ® I X 7 TAKE advantage of low irctereel z rates7E tin ® o , 8.99t mortgagee rn (with . io ney saving options). M � 13 �13 hoots peAo canted service, 7 1` _ days a week. Phone 7258123. ! HIGHWAY 401 13 0 MORTGAGES and kms. 90 -A ® Air conditioned building bwlcirw. down poifnim afec Smoke Free Room for non-smokers arranged. ouAny Remick 660-M5,131MMEXIM0C]0®[30®®©DOp p Corrtrnunity Financial Services. 590Business 710 Births Opportunities LIFETIME Opportuntty - selling new mini dish satellMe systems, your business - —ull time. ti55 invest horn, no inventory. Outstanding income potemiaL Call today, 416-986.0947. 675 Companions BIRTH control and family pian. nlnqy counselling. Free and tonfidertlal. available Monday to Friday, 830 am. to 430 p.m. Ginic in Oshawa. Tuesday, 1 to 3 p.m-, and Wednesday 1 to 6 P.- Pickering Thurs. 300 p.m. 10 6 p.m. For further irnon, ion call Oshawa 433-8901 or Pick. wing 420-8781. (TF) JESUS says. an the bind lead The blind? Doss your minister wear glasses? The hireling is the hired minister, Micah 3:11, Isaiah 56:10-12. John 10:11. Jim Campbell. 1-705953.9475. ALCOH01„ drug and cocaine .treatment. 1 01 We in-patient are available. 1-800-363.1518. (071292SNC) EXCITING SPICY PHOTOS OF Fk nms - Karen, Wendy and Lei For dscrow intonnation, Write: Karen. Box 670 -RD. Kebwna, B.C. V1Y 7P4. Adults only We-sei (070292) DISTRESS Centre - Need someone to talk tog Call us atrytime, 4331121, 427-5639. (TF) r 10 McPHADEN It's A Girl WELCOME TO THE WORLD Bill and Sue (nee Davis) are ttvified to announce the safe arrival of Megan Ann Davis, on the 141h of June, 1992 at 4:28 p m Weighing 7 Es., 11.5 ozs. Megan Ann is named in loving memory of her paternal grandmother, Margaret 'Ann' McPhaden who passed away unexpectedly last January, and also her maternal great grandmother Ann Davis. Proud first time gratldparents are Ruth Davis of Tororte and Will Davis, Orillia. A tenth grandchild for John 'Jack' McPhaden of Pickering and a great- grandchild for Ldy Wakrs of Oshawa Numerous Uncles, Aunts, Cousins and friends welcome her with love A new playmate for Buttons. Bows, Ribbons. Special thanks to Drs Taylor, Vim and the maternity staff of Markham/Stouffvie Hospital. This stunning executive residence redefines luxury living, from its unobstructed view of Lake Ontario to its fabulous designer garden. Breathtaking interior design and the harmonious blending of its superb decor make this home a fitting showcase of your good taste and enjoyment of the finest life has to offer. And exclusive touches like the motion -defecting security system and the in -ground sprinkler system which automatically measures moisture levels add peace of mind and con- venience. A hobbyist's cream is found on the lower level of this distinc- tive residenr.e. The long hobby room includes a kitchenette, with an aJjacent pantry. The centrepiece is the games room/pool room, finished with a cabinet -maker's expertise. At one end sits the cozy conversation area with its beautiful stone fireplace. Finally, through double glass doors lies the hot tub and sauna for the ultimate in relaxation. ' *Property listed on MLS. inviting Broker's inspections. 0 1W Due to current, increasing demand TRIDEL is planning the expansion of Discovery Place by the Pickering City Centre. Already established as a successful condominium community, the planned expansion will appeal to individuals and families who prefer one, two and three storey, one and two bedroom plus den homes, many with private garden terraces and street level entries. Planned for occupancy in 1993, these visionary condominium homes are intended to meet the requirements of people who may wish to take advantage of 9546 financing and today's extremely low interest rates. Prices will commence from under 5100,000. To truly make this a community of the future, we'd like to hear from you... so you can help plan the features of this unique new housing development. If you'd like to help shape your community's future, and ours. Please call 420-1890 between 12 noon ar R P.m., Monday to Thursda}, Sunday, 12 noon to 6 p m , to take part in a short survey. with no oblization To advertise your yard sale in Fridays paper call Janice 683-5110 Showcase Home The garden is a visual feast, while inter- locking bricks bring a pleasing pattern of continuity to the driveway. porch enclosure and rear garden. Wrought Iron and wood fencing surround this lush collection of greenery and flowers. while a bubbling pond holds goldfish. Illy pads and bamboo. No expense has been spared to turn this area Into a fantasy setting. Including the hanging baskets which encircle the yard. �yy� . _ Murray Futcher .O 0 C rt d w 491-4002 .�;ar� 3 Call for private viewing 0 In w ° Q p rt 0 ax3 eyC3 a� .GZ�v p This stunning executive residence redefines luxury living, from its unobstructed view of Lake Ontario to its fabulous designer garden. Breathtaking interior design and the harmonious blending of its superb decor make this home a fitting showcase of your good taste and enjoyment of the finest life has to offer. And exclusive touches like the motion -defecting security system and the in -ground sprinkler system which automatically measures moisture levels add peace of mind and con- venience. A hobbyist's cream is found on the lower level of this distinc- tive residenr.e. The long hobby room includes a kitchenette, with an aJjacent pantry. The centrepiece is the games room/pool room, finished with a cabinet -maker's expertise. At one end sits the cozy conversation area with its beautiful stone fireplace. Finally, through double glass doors lies the hot tub and sauna for the ultimate in relaxation. ' *Property listed on MLS. inviting Broker's inspections. 0 1W Due to current, increasing demand TRIDEL is planning the expansion of Discovery Place by the Pickering City Centre. Already established as a successful condominium community, the planned expansion will appeal to individuals and families who prefer one, two and three storey, one and two bedroom plus den homes, many with private garden terraces and street level entries. Planned for occupancy in 1993, these visionary condominium homes are intended to meet the requirements of people who may wish to take advantage of 9546 financing and today's extremely low interest rates. Prices will commence from under 5100,000. To truly make this a community of the future, we'd like to hear from you... so you can help plan the features of this unique new housing development. If you'd like to help shape your community's future, and ours. Please call 420-1890 between 12 noon ar R P.m., Monday to Thursda}, Sunday, 12 noon to 6 p m , to take part in a short survey. with no oblization To advertise your yard sale in Fridays paper call Janice 683-5110 Showcase Home The garden is a visual feast, while inter- locking bricks bring a pleasing pattern of continuity to the driveway. porch enclosure and rear garden. Wrought Iron and wood fencing surround this lush collection of greenery and flowers. while a bubbling pond holds goldfish. Illy pads and bamboo. No expense has been spared to turn this area Into a fantasy setting. Including the hanging baskets which encircle the yard. �yy� . _ Murray Futcher Associate Broker &A� 491-4002 Crossroads Realty Inc. Call for private viewing q. 4 rlvarti camsant v t� to - I z � ---- The upper landing, reached via the curved staircase, is surrounded on three sides by oak railings. The two south -facing bedrooms share an interconnecting 4 -piece bath, while another 4 -piece serves the third bedroom. The master bedroom is simply spectacular, tastefully dec- orated in lavender, with an airy sitting area framed by bay windows overlooking the gar- den. The 5 -piece ensuite includes double sinks, an oval tub nestled into the corner win- dows, and a separate showlsr stall. All of the color -matched, top-quality window coverings and light fixtures are included with this home. n PAGE 211I -THE NEWS ADVF.RMER SUNDAIi; ,JUNE A 19 2 CART BY REPUBLIC ASSEMBLES IN MINUTES! « WOOM CONSTRLICTION - HOLDS 200 POUNDS • Ir WHEELS - EASY TO PUSH OR PIAL • TWO WHEEL STABILITY - NO TPPING « FOLDING HANDLE - EASY STORAGE • BALANCED LOAD - NO LIFTING +ONLY 49- 99 139005 - CLEARANCE! - WHEEL BARROWS • WITH HARDWOOD HANDLES UNASSEMBLED •4CU. FT. REG. 44.99 - SAVE $10 99 SALE 3 4 132305 • 5 CU. FT. - SAvE slo REG. 49.99 SALE 3 913999 • 5 3/4 CU. FT. 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THE GROUND HAWG NATURAL REDWOOD �. • RUGGED, SQUARE TUBE STEEL FRAME. v' 51998REG. 59.99 SALE... I1b02 A&Gracious Living - LAWN FURNITURE ,�, «ARUBA" e HIGH BACK CHAIR STACKABLE • COPMUM BACK ND t OSEAT 99 ONLY "GENOVA" FOLDING CH E LOUNGE • iW" -FOR USE YOM OR wrrHoUT A CUSHION • EMPPED WITH WHEELS MO.76.99 �T 99 AAL.E...; • USE AS A STAND-UP ROTARY 'HOE' OR HAND TILLER • A GREAT GARDEN TIME SAVER SHM a LONG HANDLE INCLUDED REG. 9-99 99 SALE... 420108 3 PIECE GARDEN TOOL SET• 2 TROWELS, I CULTIVATOR .ONLY 9 99 24" CEDAR i HALF BARREL ONLY 2499 4S534S 24" CEDAR PLANTER BOX x - 99 E1�K 5 SHELF -- ALL-PURPOSE UTIUTY STEEL SHELVING ROLL FORMED IWMI TUBE POSTS POR GREATER STRENGTH- NO SHARP WCAS 1899 QuANTmEs WHILE ONLY SOS LASr 4 •DURABLE. BONDED, POOfMER POWDER I � -,-. . ✓,J � COATED FINISH IJ GLEAM/VG WHITE_ � •BOARDS ARE CUT, SANDED, DRILLED, READY TO FINISH. •EASY, BOLT TOGETHER AssEAnsur 1-� �✓ meg:, r US FAW IONOTON ROAD, AJAX 68344 1 A� IIOIIIw DOII.FIL i Aiu PY sAx s Ami Rll M6M 11'pN aSALE ENDS JULY 5/92 tows,ZmmalsOINIlc•AJbdPX IIOI6m . T�•Nr1•M1Ii�>�"wrYM1�a