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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1992_07_010 Actio Call - Aiax Edition JOAN CAMPBELL ,� { Sa'es01 ° WAMA SELL Rapnsentative riirs ADYtRTisiR , Cu RF/HW �:� an Ott enesis Ltd. Inc. Call =4171 b"SUV . t • ]Waterplant Wednesday, July 1, 1992 52 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 70c + 5C GST = 75 cents Vol. 111 No. 27 ight heats up T P9411 dreds of letters from concerned residents. It advisor John Martin. "There is no uesdon � y Region ignoring will decide within the next few weeks that further water capacity is needed and is whether a "bump -up" to an independent needed now." Its Canada Day! h ('`� I h I,�+ environmental assessment (EA) is needed. The present plant supplies just half of the - health ltl I risks, Doing so would result in an "inevitable" 24 million gallons of water needed in Ajax development freeze "in at least Ajax and and Pickering. The remainder comes from ��� � .'��• O o rents fear Pickering," according to Durham's Icgal >• .. ,.: g•' B fire I2F (;lO`...I a �e J <' By LINDA WHITE a _ Staff Reporter AJAX-PICKERING - Regional planners opposed Hato pp a more stringent review of a proposed water supply �plant on the Ajax lakefront are ignoring potential health risks, opponents charge. "Our fears have been intgnsified and frighteningly 125th `"'ell -founded," Ajax Save the Waterfront Committee � (ASWC) member Sherrill Willard told the Environ- mental Assessment Advisory Committee (EAAC) , .a. Monday. moi.. •L F y She pointed to studies by the Atomic Energy Con - Canada trol Board of Canada which say Down Syndrome births and leukemia deaths in children are higher here than in other parts of the province. She's also worried Inside the the plant must use a high level of chlorine to treat the ammonia from the sewage treatment plants and v referred to studies which say chlorine may be relatedmo 11� ]•� r � �J� -' to cancer of the kidney, bladder and liver. .J�J...� IJ J J ..� JJ Y r. + i+" Provincial environmental minister Ruth Grier A *4?*{ii' appointed the EAAC to review the region's proposal for the S60 -million water plant after she received hun News p' Dr. Earl Lagroix Beach residents s i talks education vote for sewers See Page 8 AJAX - Pickering Beach residents have overwhelm- ti' JL r ingly endorsed the installation of sanitary sewers. Special Sections At an information meeting on June 24, Mayor Jim , �• Wtuy said of the 152 of 192 questionnaires that had been returrx,d, 114 were in favor of installing sewers and 37 •,' Real F. state ................ ..Pull-out opposed A resolution will o to council on Jul 6 recommend - Letters......» .............. A6 g Y , A15 ing Durham Region install sanitary sewers, Mr. Witty t Sports..»...»»..........»........».A22 said. if the resolution passes, it will go to the regional works committee and then the full regional council for Name Dropping ».... .... .....»A25 approval ....».A30 Classified»...»..........»... Installation of sanitary sewers is a regional responsi- bility. If approved by regional council, Mr. Witty said, "It's conceivable and probable that the project will start this WE RECYCLE fall." It will take four years to complete the project, which includes installing sanitary sewers and bring roads, with / ditches, up to rural standards. Curbs, gutters, sidewalks and storm sewers won't be installed. Ajax council approved the project during its 1992 budget deliberations in April. A proud Canadian The first phase would be Seabreeze Ave. and Poplar '` ' - MeNM ADVERTISER Ave. between Seabreeze and Beachvkw Ave. The Claremont Summer Festival was the setting Most homes in Pickering Beach have septic tanks. n9 of Canada 125 celebrations this Uses t"O yded paid' Dim Baker, an official with the region's works depart- past weekend, giving youngsters like 19 -month-old Emily Uzzell a chance to learn See PROPERTY. -Page 3 what being Canadian is all about. photo by Ron Pietroniro Atanw means rse Ldle -- Advertise to Ajax-Pickettin9 News Advediiser (t W5110) and Oft wo-Whilby This Week (579-4400).114,000 press= every Wednesday I @ PTOAN1C1vv1dNGCENIRE r t r.•r 'llv? J� •.. 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PICKERING AJAX HOMnA 831-5400 683=2751 • ..�_ -- -•- •�,.-... �m-�-.tea -t: d�_ y ✓..'wAw fib✓ d g 401 WE'RE HERE • ..�_ -- -•- •�,.-... �m-�-.tea -t: d�_ y ✓..'wAw fib✓ n r, IDx'. z w fR ;: A A 5 s 4s 's 'x o� :«+ ; yi tai:� v 1 1pv Goo guys Brothers Daniel Kosir, left, and Joshua show off their Goofy hats, which they brought home from Disneyland, on a recent outing at Ajax Rotary Park. photo by Celia Bronkhorst Property a owners have option of hooking up to sewers FROM PAGE 1 merit, said the fust phase will cost the region about $475,000. Mr. Witty said the town's cost, such as reconstructing the roads, will cost an estimated 5190,000. Property owners will have the option of hooking up to sewers. Based on a 50 -foot frontage, the cost would be $6,952, if all hook-up costs are paid in the fust year. Tire cost includes an estimated charge of $2,000 for a property owner to run a connection from their property line to their home, and any internal plumbing costs. All property owners, whether they hook up or not, will have to pay a frontage charge of $2,393. The frontage charge can be paid all at once or over a 10 -year peri- od, with yearly charges of $381. If a property owner hooks up to sewers, a connection charge of $2375 must be paid. The connec- tion charge has to be paid jut full when sewers are installed. Everyone hooking zip will pay yearly user charges of $184, based M water consumption of 60.000 gallons a year. Own= of vacant lots will be charged a regional lot levy fee of $7,096 and a town lot levy fee of $5,715 (for a single -detached home) when a building permit is issued. All rates are in effect for 1992. Rates charged in the future will be those in effect when the sewers are installed or when a property owner hooks up. Mr. Witty said if the region approves the fast stage, it's "high- ly, highly, highly unlikely they won't cornpillete the profit„ When You Think It Happen! 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David's branch offers competitive rates on a wide variety of products including RSPB, FICs. Mortgages, Loans—Mutual Funds, RRIFs and even the opportunity to do your banking whenever you please with the 24 hour money machines. Malting sure that you are happy and satisfied, in all your banking needs, is why we chose David Mlikan and Central Guaranty Trust as Glendale Marketplace's, "Merchant of the Week". CENTRAL GUARANTY TRUST Glendale Marketplace: LOEB Tel (416) 831-5632 t -Art Gallery Tel 14161837-0144 Two Hearts Flowers & Gifts Tel (416) 420-7544 Video Compucentre Tel (416) 420-8760 Parkers Cleaners Tel (416) 839-7380 Medoro Hair Design Tel (416) 420-8528 Central Guaranty Tel (416) 420-8880 Pet Paradise Tel (416) 420-9502 Glaedale Medial Clinic Tel (416) 839-3353 Pharma Pars Tel (416) 420-9305 q'a+Avg"?'��C,'."�3,R•'�rT,`.�'._r?�I!,^tiu�sbTn'; ��`u.J .. ' Region insists quality of water at site is good FROM PAGE 1 the Whitby plant. The proposed 36 -million gallon plant, which would be located next to the present one, could serve the next 10 to 15 years of growth and could expand to 72 million gallons, predicts Mr. Martin. The region insists the quality of water at the proposed site is "good" and suggests concerns about tritium levels found near the nuclear plant won't be resolved by an EA, but must be dealt with by either the provincial or federal government. "The region can't control that issue. It can only respond to it, warned lMr. Nttarun. Further, the region has met the legal requirements concerning chlo- rine. which is also used for zebra mussel control. But opponents aren't convinced that's enough. "We want to say 25 years from now that this was the best derision that could be made," roamed ASWC chair Dave McGre- gor. who believes the site selection was "dominated by economics, not -n-ironmental issues." Ajax resident Janis Mitchell also criticized the selection process, not- Office for disabled to move AJAX-PICKERING - An organization which sen -es the developmentally handicapped is breathing a sigh of relief after Darning it can save thousands each vear by transferring its administrative offices. Ajax council Monday amended a zoning bylaw which allows the Ajar -Pickering and Whitby Association for Com- munity Living to move from rented facilities on Harwood Ave. to a building it owns on Emperor St The association was estab- lished 30 years ago to provide support services to the develop- mentally handicapped. It asked for the rezoning because it's fac- ing a serious reduction in fund- ing from the ministry of com- munity and social services. "There's no question we would have had to cut services if the zoning wasn't approved," says executive director Keith PbweU. The Emperor St. building is being used by the association as a counselling facility. The move is expected to take place at the end of August. ing the plan was passed by the last regional council by just one vote. "We hope that someone out there is looking after us, but we're not entirely sure," she said. "It's worth a second look by our regional council." Town councillor Pat Brown, in whose ward the proposed plant is located, also criticized arguments by industry that the project is need- ed to kickstart the economy. "I'm almost convinced that the economic recovery of the country is dependent on this plant," she joked. Finally, opponents condemned the visual impact of the structure. "I've lived by the waterfront all my life," said 13 -year-old Kristin 'lairs. "It's been like a front yard to me. I can't understand why anyone would destroy parkland for an over- sized building." EAAC chair Philip B�cr promised to "do the best we can" but warned "we don't know what w c' I I tx• rev ommending." ONTO VE Take the GO Train to the Jays game and there'll be no stopping us. 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There are a number of components that have diluted our education system and unless things change quickly, we will fall further behind the industrialized nations of the world. With each new year seems to come new directives from the Ministry of Edu- cation as to how we can better teach our children. And with each year these policies come up short. We've all read about the 'trends' in education that have been tried, imple- mented, abandoned, changed, etc. Remember open -concept classrooms? First they were bad, then they were good. Now, who knows" Then there were the schools built with no windows. Cuts down on vandalism, said some. But what about kids with claustrophobic tendencies? Or teachers with such problems? Goad for concentration, said some...a disaster for the emotional well-being of children, said critics. And so it goes. ' The old way of teaching language, as successful as it might have been, was changed into the 'whole language' concept. The program has been such a com- plete debacle that many teachers in Durham and beyond are frustrated by the system's inadequacies, and have to teach the vied and true phonics system with their doors closed. lest they incur the wrath of principals. This is progres- sive' It1inistry officials brought in the 'new' math in the mid-1960s yet failed to look into new math teaching principles that would make it easier for elemen- tary school children to learn math fundamentals. And so parents, now seeing that their children can't read ver} well, write a complete sentence or spell, want some action. But unlike the Ontario example, it looks like the people in Ncw Brunswick will he getting just such action. That province has received an independent studN on education and it calls for more testing, a solid core curriculum and a longer school year. among other things. Eureka'. The report found what many Ontario parents with children in the public sys- tem already know... the ministry of education lacks focus and has no mission. Such a situation in business is a prescription for disaster and the same holds true of education. If the Ontario education system was a business today it would be bankrupt. its production methods are questionable, its quality control nonexistent and its products have inconsistent performance. nkovm man thanked Missing stunnn ed toy for his caring gesture To the editor, Would }ou be good enough to publish this belated "thank you" to an unknown young man for his recent gesture of caring? At first I misinterpreted his gesture as a petty annoyance when he politely asked me if I knew I was parked in a handicapped space. After all my vehicle correctly carried an authorized handicapped marking. But, too late, I realized that despite my 75 years I myself am not handicapped. That he noted this is a compliment in itself The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. 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 number for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5or sent by FAX to 683-7363. i and how could he know that I was there to drive a handicapped per- son for whom the car was correctly marked' Before I had time to explain this. the moment had passed and I had vet to realize how much back- bone it had taken to question me and my motives. As 1 think back to the number of times 1 have seen unmarked vehicles in handicapped Spots I recall the number of times I ■ 0 P� have lacked the courage to ask as this young rnan had "Do you know- you nowyou are parked in a handicapped space'."'. I can only hope that enough car- ing people will emulate the actions of this gentleman so that there is a better a chance of a space being available the next time a handi- capped person goes to park. Lewis J. Dickson, Ajax has youngster sad To the editor, Megan and Alvin have been separated. Alvin, a stuffed chipmunk wearing a red shirt with yellow noACA and two teeth, was lost last Monday evening in the Pickering area near Boyer's car lot at Whites Rd. and Hwy. 2. Our daughter Megan is a very sad two-year-old who's been doing a lot of crying and not too much crating or sleeping. If found please return to Megan and become a hero. Our phone number is 683-6882. 1 would also like to thank the men at Boyer's who helped us try to find Alvin. Thank you. Brenda Nesbitt, Ajax by Steve Nease JOANNE BURGHARDT- Editor -in -Chief GREG COATES - Managing Editor HUGH NICHOLSON - Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA - Retail Sates Manager ABE FAKHOURIE - Distribution Manager NEWSROOM - 683-6110 DiSMIBUTION - 683-6117 RETAIL ADVERTISING - 683-6110 CLASSIFIED - 798-7672 FAX - 683.7363 NATIONAL ADVERTISING SALES 493.1300 REAL ESTATE i AUTOMOTIVE ADVERTISING - 798-7672 Q� RLUF H HRON AWARD 1991 The News Advwnsa. published every Sunday. Wednesday and Friday dt 130 Commerclol Ave.. agar. Ontario LIS 2H5. Is one of the Mefroland priming. Rbsshtsg and Distributing 9ro'� AW sububdn newspapers which includes A)mrlPlckering News Advertiser. Aurora BorYwr. gorA� Advance. Brampton Guardian. Burlington post. Cosingwood Connection. Etobicoke Guardlan/Lo(arxre Advertise,. Georgetown independent . Wigston TNs Week. Lindsay This Week. Morkt am Economist & Sun. Milton Canadian pendent n. Mississauga News. Newmarket Era. North York mirror. NontwnbeAand News. Oakvile Beaver. odea Today. OstsowaMMtbY This Week, Peterborough This Week. Richmond HIII/Thornhol Liberal, Scarborough Minor. Ur1o{dge/S1-1Nft Tribune. Today s Sehl., page sites may vary sightly, from publsted rate card due to mechanical requirements of different printers. MaRorand Printing. Publishing and Dlstribusng Is a member of tie Concidlan Community Newspapers Association, Ontario Community Newspapers Association and Ontario Press Council Second Class Mal Registration Number 1997. Mol %A>$Wpson rates n Canada. I year. 570 per edmon a ;, r ."".010011C. ry ,y�EyL,i��y coritte nwentis Hews advertiserThe of the NeAdver- user Is protected by A Metroland Community Newspaper 'copyright and unauthorized use without written con- sent Is prohibited. Timothy John Whittaker The publisher aswves the right to classify or refuse (Publisher any advertisement of his discretion. have lacked the courage to ask as this young rnan had "Do you know- you nowyou are parked in a handicapped space'."'. I can only hope that enough car- ing people will emulate the actions of this gentleman so that there is a better a chance of a space being available the next time a handi- capped person goes to park. Lewis J. Dickson, Ajax has youngster sad To the editor, Megan and Alvin have been separated. Alvin, a stuffed chipmunk wearing a red shirt with yellow noACA and two teeth, was lost last Monday evening in the Pickering area near Boyer's car lot at Whites Rd. and Hwy. 2. Our daughter Megan is a very sad two-year-old who's been doing a lot of crying and not too much crating or sleeping. If found please return to Megan and become a hero. Our phone number is 683-6882. 1 would also like to thank the men at Boyer's who helped us try to find Alvin. Thank you. Brenda Nesbitt, Ajax by Steve Nease JOANNE BURGHARDT- Editor -in -Chief GREG COATES - Managing Editor HUGH NICHOLSON - Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA - Retail Sates Manager ABE FAKHOURIE - Distribution Manager NEWSROOM - 683-6110 DiSMIBUTION - 683-6117 RETAIL ADVERTISING - 683-6110 CLASSIFIED - 798-7672 FAX - 683.7363 NATIONAL ADVERTISING SALES 493.1300 REAL ESTATE i AUTOMOTIVE ADVERTISING - 798-7672 Q� RLUF H HRON AWARD 1991 The News Advwnsa. published every Sunday. Wednesday and Friday dt 130 Commerclol Ave.. agar. Ontario LIS 2H5. Is one of the Mefroland priming. Rbsshtsg and Distributing 9ro'� AW sububdn newspapers which includes A)mrlPlckering News Advertiser. Aurora BorYwr. gorA� Advance. Brampton Guardian. Burlington post. Cosingwood Connection. Etobicoke Guardlan/Lo(arxre Advertise,. Georgetown independent . Wigston TNs Week. Lindsay This Week. Morkt am Economist & Sun. Milton Canadian pendent n. Mississauga News. Newmarket Era. North York mirror. NontwnbeAand News. 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'Eaton's Rexdale and Sherway will be open until 10:00 p.m. Eaton's Toronto Warehouse store will be open until midnight and have a terrific selection of specially priced merchandise as well. EATON' S Weare. Canada's department store »�i a♦���I PiJ�vP, + v vvrry . • ♦ ♦ ♦ a � `�♦`a ��i i ♦`� i •`•••`� •�• •�•�•�J•0.0 0 0 1 ♦ 0 1 1 '1 1 + a 0 � a i a : 0 i' v 0 ? � O • V v Pte• • 't ♦ v r ♦ r •• • . � ♦ ♦ � .. • a ♦ ♦` a • a s atla i a`a s a�j ,.`a i a'e i •. ��0 ri • •••• Education issues within the Durham separate school board The final bell has rung at .schools across Durham Region, and most students have put away their books for more leisurely studies. The News Advertiser talked with Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board Director of Education Dr. Earl Lagroix on the status of education in Durham Region, where it is headed in the '90s and how our students are managing their aca- demic pursuits. Dr. Lagroix can- didly offered his views on educa- tion and School board policies and trends: By STEVE HOUSTON' Special News Advertiser: The effective- ness of the so-called whole lan- guage' concept of teaching has been questioned in recent months. How do you respond to that. Is it working'' Dr. Lagroix: The N'linistry of Education and the Faculties of Education support Whole Lan- guage instruction. Whole Lan- guage teaching speaks to teaching methodolog} -- it is a process that emphasizes child -centred teach- ing. Child readiness is a key to any learning. Whole language is based on this readiness. Most teachers use a variety of approaches including Whole Lan- guage. The term is often misun- derstood b, the general public -- it is not 'do your own thing' but rather an approach intended to teach children based on their experiences and their develop- mental readiness. In our view it is working and we will continue to push whole language until we see evidence that it is not. We are prepared to co-operate and support Ministry Review and Initiatives re testing etc. News Advertiser: Is there a move to go back to the older method of language instruction which includes phonics? Please explain the difference. Dr. Lagroix: The question pre- sumes that phonics has been aban- doned. Such is not the case. Phon- ics is still used by teachers ... but in a less structured and more individ- ualistic way. Teachers use a vari- ety of approaches based on the learning styles and needs of the children. For example, some stu- dents are visual learners, others are auditory and some a combina- tion of both. Teachers use whatev- er teaching methods meet the spe- cific needs of the students. Review Data and we did not par- ticipate in Board reviews. We are committed to do this in the future. News Advertiser: As you know, the public school board has been grappling with a controversial modified school year for some time now. What is the Roman Catholic Separate School Board's position on a modified schedule of instruction" Dr. Lagroix: Boards that are looking at a modified school year are doing so for various reasons -- the main one being the better uti- lization of space. I can find no concrete evidence that a modified school year has changed academic outcomes in those American juris- dictions that have adopted a modi- fied school year. However the Board will continue to monitor those boards that are using a rn - ified school year and watch care- fully the academic results. News Advertiser: Where is the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board headed as we near the end of the 20th centu- ry Dr. Lagroix: We are actively monitoring and participating in the :ti1inistn,'s restructuring process -- Early Years. Formative Years. Transition Years, Specialization Years. Teacher Education etc. 'We have established planning com- mittecs to study: J Technological change and the need to revise technological studies programs J K -OAC J Programs to reflect our mul- ticultural makeup J We are establishing curricu- lum writing committees at all lev- els to assist teachers in all subject disciplines J We encourage the concept of `inclusion' of all students and avoid segregated classes J We are emphasizing the skills required for the 21st Centu- ry which include Problem Solv- ing, Data Manipulation, Logic, Applied Math and Physics, Tech- nical Reading and Writing Skills, Computer Skills, Technological Skills, Career Awareness, Social Skills, Communication Skills J Above all else we teach the values expressed in the Gospels -- we are a Christ Centered Board and a Catholic School System. J Our curriculum must reflect these values relevant today but also for the 21st Century. students? Dr. Lagroix: The Board has sev- eral mechanisms in place to evalu- ate teachers as well as to look at the effectiveness of the school community in its entirety. Teachers are evaluated by both principals and superintendents according to Board policy. The policy was developed in co-opera- tion with Trustees, Senior Staff and Teacher Federation. This poli- cy sets out the criteria for evalua- tion as well as building in a teach - er development component. As with any organization any evaluation procedure must consid- er the teacher's relationship to the organization. The separate board has each school develop an annual Plan of Action in co-operation with the school staff, headed by the principal, and the family of schools superintendents. This plan sets out the aims, goals and objec- tives for the school year. Tied in with the evaluation pro- cess, as well, is a school effective - FJ 04 DR. EARL LAGROIX ness review which is held on a cyclical basis. This is a mesh,. See CONTINUOC's... Pae(b FURNITURE ROYALE LTD. IS GOING OUT OF BUSINESS OLMIl'tv Furltl'ture at Lnv�__ DW Blownid Pricy EVERYTHING MUST GO!! SAVE ON -* MATTRESSES * LIVING ROOMS * WING CHAIRS t * DINING ROOMS * BEDROOMS ' * DINETTES _ * WALL UNITS News Advertiser: New * COFFEE TABLES Brunswick is considerin a school News Advertiser: How do Durham Region's students stack up against their counterparts across the province? The nation? Dr. Lagroix: This Province does not test children in the Primary Division. Therefore there are no provincial or national standards. This Board is prepared to fully co- operate with Ministry testing ini- tiatives and standards e.g. Provin- cial Reviews, Benchmarks Gr. 3, 6 and 9, OAC/TIP, National Indica- tors Testing (13 years, 16 years old). We believe from our own -observations; feedback (students who leave our system as an exam- ple) and inservice that our stu- dents compare favorably with -other students. We should receive `hard data' over the next few years. At the moment we only have Provincial g year that includes 200 instruction - LAMPS al days of school each year to bet- bet- ,ter ter prepare its students academi- ��� S MUCH Would a longer school year turn out better students? Why or ���H why not? Dr. Lagroix: I cannot answer the question with any degree of cer- ' tainty since there is no empirical evidence that a longer school year will make a difference either way. However, I feel that the length of the school year is not the issue but ■ Gd!� iQQ PIECE .. IAUST BE STORE CLOSINI :i 1tl-1 :11] ■:"''is lKlIff'•):MKI rather how we effectively use the FURNITURE time we have now. It is our duty ROYALE to plan quality programs in the current time frame. The Ontario 428.0448 . . 1624 Dundas StE, Whitby Government determines the length y .436-8852 of the school year, riot the Board. Towne Lin• �Tv �+ News Advertiser: How are teach- CASH ers who work for your board eval- CERT18ED CHEQUE MON. - FRI. 9:30 - 9 RM. uated in terms of their efficiency VISA SAT. 9:30 - 6 P.M. and ability to teach and guide their WC 01111by Closed Sunday for restocking :Continuous progress philosophy of Durham separate school board FROM PAGE 8 nism whereby an external team comes into a school to compare its findings with those of an inter- nal team. News Advertiser: How do you respond to the criticism that teachers are too easily promoting students who have had question- able academic years? Dr. Lagroix: The Separate Board's philosophy is one of con- 0 progress. No students, articularly at the elementary level, should 'fail'. If we believe, and we do, that learning is based on a student's readiness then, due to individual differences, some students will progress faster than others. Some students may com- plete a unit of work in three months, some may take four and others two. That is why we use the terminology 'the students progress at their own rate'. There is a lot of evidence that the lock step grade system (that all students must complete the same amount of work in the same period of time) does not work. To fail a student would suggest that a Ou:lent return the following ptember to the beginning of a grade even though he/she may have learned 'half of the skills and content of that grade. Research indicates quite clear - Y not get tutoring from the Y? AJAX-PICKERING - If the student in your house needs some help, why not turn to the Y %ICA? The Y's summer tutoring program is running again this year, offering assistance to youths from Grades 1 to 8. Instruction will be in math and language arts (reading, writing and spelling). Classes are from two to four students and each class is one hour long, except Grades 6, 7 and 8 math, which is 1 1/2 hours. Each session is two weeks, with no classes on Fridays. Sessions are July 13 to 23, July 27 to Aug. 6 (with no class on Aug. 3), Aug. 10 to 20 and Aug. 24 to Sept. 3. Locally, classes will be held at the YMCA/Y-PACE offices at 1400 Bayly SL, Unit 15A, Pickering, next to the GO station. All instructors are working on or have completed their Bachelor of Education degree. Costs vary. For more infor- mation, call the YMCA at 686- 7849 or 668-6868. AJAX EUROPEAN DELICATESSEN 282 MONARCH AVE. Gr AJAX 427-8714 "WEYJE FAA10W FOR OUR SWKEO At AIEATAND SAUSAGES" . • European Pasbiee om • Hemade Peropiec and Soup. — • Catering Musirm.. Lunche.) • Cabbage Rock and Salad. ly that failing students does not work. However, what does work is accepting a student where he/she is academically, at a given point in time, and proceeding from there. This is called continu- ous learning and has nothing to do with failure. News Advertiser: What's the biggest difference between the Catholic and public school boards? Dr. Lagroix: Declined to answer the question. Coming Friday: Wendy Gal- lagher talks with the Director of Education for the Durham Board of Education, Pauline Laing. N� Read the 3 times a week . : TH£ NBW'S-rtDYL►R?l4P.� NrED; ii1f.Y 'Ii t!VZ~2 96A . DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS i FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WRH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRER TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD WEDNESDAY, JULY 1192 FRIDAY, JULY 3192 NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAXIPICK.) NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAX/PICK.) BI WAY ' CANADIAN TIRE (AJAX/PICK.) DELLBROOK MAXI DRUG REAL ESTATE (AJAXIPICK.) SHOPPERS DRUG MART (AJAXIPICK.) THE BAY • Delivered to selected households only Ajax -Pickering meffoer Of u°7YJY-�_J A]J'�.� ? �,' °""SRI a w'Y , WEDNESDAY CARRIERS OF THE WEEK ARE TRAVIS AND MO PRASHAD Travis and Mo will receive a McDonald's meal -deal compliments of the News Advertiser. Travis and Mo enjoy baseball, football and swimming. Congratulations Travis and Mo for being our Wednesday Garners of the Week. Recycling Healthy Environment /y) Ajas'pickering UJ Jr� i 1A, :J y PAGE 10 -A -M (HEWS ADVERTISER WED- JULY 1. 1992 `..1....T-' 1IIR 91=E3J,xeq:4=1I Dinners ROOSTER DELUXE ....... _..... .... .............. y 99 2 Cabbage Rolls. 2 Shish-ke-bobs, 4 Perogies, 1 Smokie, Sour Cream, Dinner Roll ROOSTERCOMBO ..........................................................................•......................6.99 2 Shish-ke-bobs. 4 Perogies. 1 Cabbage Roll, Sour Cream, Dinner Roll BARBEQUE CHICKEN DINNER ................. .............................. 6.45 B 6 0. 12 Chicken. Fres, Sauce, Dinner Roll. SHISH -KE -806 DINNER ........................ _........ ..____.. ................5.99 3 Shish-ke-bobs & Fries. Cole Slaw & Dinner Roll. CHICKEN FINGER DINNER ........... ..............6.99 Chicken, Fingers. Fries. Sauce (Plum or B.8 0 ), Cole Slaw, Dinner Roll. CHICKEN & BACK RIBS COMBO ......................................• 10.75 4 Crncken, 1.2 Rack of Ribs. Fries, Sauce, Dinner Roll. BACK RIB DINNER.------........ __-.......__.._._... ... .11.95 Whole RacK of Ribs Fries, Cole Slaw, Dinner Roll. 1.2 BACK RIB DINNER ....... 12 RaaK of Ribs, Fries, Cole Slaw, Dinner Roll. SHRIMP DINNER ...... __................ ....... .._.._.._...._. _._._. 8.95 6 Shrimp, Fries, Shrimp Sauce. Cole Slaw. Dinner Roll Lunches ROOSTER LUNCH ........ _.__.._.......................... .................-4.69 1 Shish -ice -bob 1 Cabbage Roll, 2 Perogies. Sour Cream, Dinner Roll. SHISH -KE -BOB LUNCH ...................... _........ 4.49 2 Shish-ke-bobs, Fries & Dinner Roll. B.B.Q CHICKEN LUNCH ....... ....__-__............. ........4.05 14 B.8.0 Chicken, Fries. Dinner Roll CHICKEN ON A BUK....... __. _ ... - ................... 3.99 With Fries & Sauce. SHISH -KE -BUN ................ ..... ____... ______............ __.. 3.99 With Fries. 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Orderof 12 .............................................17.99 CABBAGE ROLLS Each........... _...................... _.................... 1.49 5.99 1a99 24.99 Orderof 6._ ................ _.......................... 7.99 Order of 12 ............................................1520 ' Aleighed Before Cooking. SS (DWFried or Butler & Orih 'w ons) Great witings'. Each .......................................................0.60 CELERY, CARROT STICKS Order of 6 with Sour Cream .................... 3.50 Order of 12 with Sour Creem ...................6.50 d DIP ......................................... ................ 1.35 WE CATER LARGE AND SMALL ,BUFFET GROUPS STYLE L� G a 'eTow -IL�ffqk a Di -AM � _ 0 oil •lig • 1: VALUABLE COUPON LOONEY SPECIALS MIX AND MATCH AS YOU LIKE 1) 1 CABBAGE ROLL 2) 1 SHISH -KE -BOB 3) 2 PEROGIES & SOUR CREAM 4) 1 PIECE BROASTER CHICKEN SAT. & SUN., JULY 4 & 5 ONLY. LIMIT 2 OF EACH ITEM PER CUSTOMER. BROASTED CHICKEN INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL WITH THIS COUPON WED., THURS. AND FRIDAY ONLY Ate BROASTED CHICKEN Buy The Bucket... e 5 $599 * 15 pce......... -$1 1 549 • s pce........... x1049 .20 pce .......... s1999 • 2 pce. Lunch... s405 . 2 pce. 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Tt'I'.i_ �,� DE �. •�, `;iC1 includes dealer partic pahon Limited time offer Cashbacl and f Wanting otter,, may not be cemh wed Exc ,des trelght. k er-,e .and app,(.able toxe,, Dea er n,av Se I }or e5, 'Wlc n.+rt L pat,nq ded dears tBased on most recently published information _ Ontar o FNiDA. PO Bo. 1000. Oax•. rr. ON Lo� 5E•1 xr�Y .�ti� ►ii srA M:',�A��t•a �t ii'��...:' s i r��r r1YM�r %rd*a�a�aVa�. ,s. ,►:fit , `.►.►: : ►.+' .1. ' ".-'>. "' R'► '�l.�.tM• w1 i �_R'�!�#.� E'�•1'� �'► ► i.M� ►+ r ► �•► 444 a i ► 4 e ► i •t * 0, �•� ♦ g PAC E 12-A T11t3 ?I t*b A&i*W1'I��Q , . t. , b n.?�: +.• .: w" -u*p ' • .. ... • �It.r1'itUY J�ILY 1,19!2 ■................... ..... Sa va ion rmofficerSILL y s w leaving Calgary AJAX-PICKERING - After three years serving with the Sal- vation Army in the area, the Bea- dle family is moving on. Lieutenants Tim and Heather Beadle have been reassigned to a church in north Calgary. Today, June 28, is their final service here. The posting in Ajax was the couple's first and, after three years, the Salvation Armv moves people in their first appointment. "We'd like to stay a few more years. It's a nice area and our children are young, but it's part of our calling," Mr. Beadle says. Two of the couple's four chil- dren were born in Ajar — Laura, 21 months, and Sarah, six months. The other children are Nathan, 9. and Ryan, b. Highlights of their stay here included "meeting a lot of people, helping a lot of people, opening the Family Services Centre and ministering," !qtr. Beadle says. "Letting the place be our home and letting people become part of our lives" are other highlights, he Says. Replacing the Beadles will b-- Captains Douglas and Nellie Butt. They've been serving in Cam- bridge. but prior to that, had been in charge of the Salvation Armv ministry in V1'hOv. The Beadlesfirst service in Calgary is Aug. 2. The family will vacation in the Lake Simcoe area before assuming their new post. Salvation Army Lieutenant Tim Beadle and his family are leaving for Calgary. With him are children, from left, Ryan, Laura and Nathan. Missing are wife Heather and youngest child Sarah. Hos ital directorsp may be elected AJAX-PICKERING - We may someday be going to the polls to elect our hospital board of direc- tors. That's an idea being discussed as the provincial ministry of health reviews the Public Hospi- tals Act, a piece of legislation that has remained virtually unchanged since 1931. But hospital elections would wipe volunteers off boards, replacing them with special-inter- est groups that have political agendas, says Ajax -Pickering board of directors chair David McKay. Moreover, a proposal that hos- pital administrators report directly to the province, bypassing direc- tors, would render boards "lame ducks", he says. "Board trustees across the region have said they wouldn't serve (under those regu- lations)," he says. "They're not volunteers anymore; (the govern- ment would be) putting politi- cians in their place." Currently, hospital directors are elected not by the community at large but by members of the hospital corporation — residents who pay an annual $5 member- ship fee. three times s - ,, ,a _a • Hard Bottom week • Excavation Ministry of Health spokesman David Jensen says the issue of hospital elections has t -men "men- tioned" during current public hear- ings on the Hospitals Act. "Noth- ing's been ruled out - The ministry wants to have an amended Hospitals Act legislated Wistful Wisdom By Joe Dickson Married life is divided into two parts: On the honeymoon she tries to make him a good wife: all the rest of the time she tries to make him a good husband. CORRECTION NOTICE Due to a printing error in todays (this weeks) Shoppers Drug Mart flyer on page 3, Hostess Salt and Vinegar Potato Chips are pictured and are not available in this size. It should have read Hostess Potato Chips Regular or Barbeque, Ruffles, Cheeto or Doritos 1408. We apologize inconvenience have caised. w- .w.. by Christmas, he says. Meanwhile, hospital adminis- trator Bruce Cliff says it's prema- ture to speculate what changes the ministry will decide on. The hos- pital plans to host a public forum this fall, after draft legislation has been made public, he says. I -CHI I IN DURHAM The Taoist Tai Chi Society of Canada is a registered charitable organization dedicated to making the health bendts of Taoist style Tai Chi available b al who wish b experience them. Whitney Hall, Iroquois Park, Whitby (Victoria St. W. of Brock st) Tuesdays 7-9 p.m. W���r-01 :`RICE 1 -4 SUMMERVILLE POOL SPECIAL 15'X 18'X 32' INGROUND PRICE INCLUDES: • 3' Concrete Deck • Hard Bottom 30 raL Pnnt Liner • Excavation • ti InwaU Steps • Fill Removal • Pump 3 Flier Vacuum Kit • Pnoe based on • 3 Step Ladder Good Access 15'X25' OVAL ABOVE GROUND POOL KIT 6' Tap Rai. 20 mL Low. 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' tsw a* a n 06diw AIr 6119112 For Swim Information For peowatim InWrIation ' Call 831-1711 Call 420.4621 NE SVM410 TAKE E` - �� DIP I Qin' � '4j► AT THE PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX SUMMER SWIM SCHEDULE -EFFECTIVE JUNE 22,1992 I "Cone f ly and enjoy a rehashing swim with your kids - make A a regular /aw7y allairl- Cable 10 salutes local volunteers AJAX - A local TV station praised all volunteers for their recently turned the spotlight on efforts, reminding them, "We are the People who bring viewers the continually judged by the mem- news, rather than those who make hers of our community. Our con- -the news. tinued commitment to providing Maclean Hunter Cable 10, local information programs, which Ajax. thaniced volunteers and stats' include town council and special at an apprecial dinner and rec- phone-in programs, makes our ognized two programs which won ,community channel a success." top honors at the recent Maclean Hunter Cable TV Recognition Awards. Station ID's, produced by Len Wahon and Brat Jones, and Miss- "- Ing: Without a Trace, produced by ; Cara Graham, received outstand- WED. . sing recognition awards. They FAL were judged against 20 other OPEN Maclean Hunter Cable TV sys- tams. BIRTHDAY 6-730 as► 6-730 to ' Receiving honorable mention CANADA: were Behind the Scenes by Robert 140 pa► Rolfe, Hi Neighbor by Roland 14:00 p a Rutland, and 9-1-1, When Sec- 7'�^ .onds Count, by Cable 10. The station presented its rook- ie -of -the -year award to Brian :Long, while Jeanie Shannon learned the volunteer -of -the -year award. General manager Earl Dusek _ Archbishop Denis O'Con- nor Catholic High School student Douglas Geofroy, left, takes a few seconds out to adjust his hat before receiving his grad- uation diploma. Above, Christine Freeman, left, makes sure these stu- dents won't ever forget graduation night by taking a few pictures. Posing are, from left, Lynne Danis, Barbara Ironside and Carolyn Freeman. photos by A.J. 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AT EITHER ' THE COMPLEX OR AT ' THE COMPLEX OR AT ' T�� MONEXINOR AT DOORDUNaARTI I I POOL DURING INDOOR OPEN 1 I POOL DURING INDOOR OPEN' I POOL DURING OPEN' SwIMTIMES I L, Y0� E_ J L SEE YOU THERE! J L SEE YOU THERE! J owl g5 1,3 95� 6�� x 2� a` PDVSMENTqSN) SPECIAL OFFER We are pleased to T �► �` announce three carefi><Ily selected, granites chosen SP represent the PRESIDENT S ECIAL OFFER. AD prices $1,695001,$1999500 available in your choice of REG =1895 *y9 p>Iakc or brown. 28" x 6" x 24" 34" xGs x gs * * $200 COUPON APPLES. Pick up your coupon at " Your nearest Sanderson ti CALL oW1'oo'n or available , Darlene A. '" through your loci Sanderson 32 Old Kingston Rd. Representative. Pickering Village Showroom (416) 427-4366 SANDERSON MONUMENT COMPANY LIMITED �,4 TOLL FREE NUMBER 1.800-461-0282 lir '•. P01 " e r: CBillboard Is a free feature for ommunity 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 G.M. the ^nursday prior to Sunday publication. IM10 Egpmm 1 CANADA DAY: The town of Pickering hosts a family Canada Day party Wed., July 1 at Kinsmen Park, Sandy Beach Rd., beginning at noon. ''omes, entertainers, bonds, food t .rid a 10:15 p.m fireworks show Free shuttle bus from GO station begins at 2 p.m. 42C-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. }lee flag pins. clowns and a flag waving at 2 p.m. S2 for adults, $1.50 for seniors, S! for children 661-6600. CANADA DAY: The town o` Ajax and the A,ax '�otory Club host a Canada Day celebration from I to 4 pm. at Rotary Park on Lake Drive- way W near Parkes Dr Cn.:cren's games. barbecue, jazz music. cake Free transit from the A;ax Plaza every half-hour beginning at 1 p m Passengers will be pickea uo egular bus stops olong -ne t ;_-e The last run from Rotary Park �sut430orn CANADA DAY: Ontario Riding MP Rene Soe'er,s hosts a Conada Day party at r s constituency office, !C3 O,d -( ngston Rd., Picker- ing V icge. `,c- 17 a rr to 2 30 o rr 7e tesr ^e^ s. cake 686-0432 ����►�i�l\LeXIIII� RUMMAGE/BAKE SALE: "ne Church of Jesus Christ of Latter. Day Saints will hold a rummage & bake sale Sat., July 4 at 9 a.m. at 119 Church St. S., Pickering Vil- lage, Ajax. Rain date July 11. Pro- ceeds to the Children's Wish Foundation. Donations accepted. 428-2856. JULIE STANTON SEARCH: The par- ents of Julie Anne Stanton are look- ing for volunteers to help them search for traces of their missing daughter Sat., July 4 beginning at 9 a m Meet in the parking lot on Regional Rd. 23 beside Chalk Lake Anyone with hip waders is asked to take them along. NEIGHBORHOOD BBQ: Foster Ct. residents in Pickering will hold their 5th annual barbecue Sat., July 4 from 4 p.m to midnight. The theme is Canada 125 Bring your own meat and refreshments Donations of salads and desserts accepted. Ro ndate is Sun , July 5 R S V P., 286-1475 (Marlie Mac no), 509-1313 (Bev N cholson) FREE FROM FEAR: z-ee From Fear, a suppor gro�:p fcr people suffer- ing from anxiety disorders, meets the first and third Tuesday of each month Guest speakers, informa- tion, educational mctena;s 831- 3877 ALANON Alanon. a support group 'ar 'vends and Farr y of Problem drinkers, meets Tuesacys at 8 p m at St Pau''s on -the -Hi; Anglican Church, 882 K'rgs+on Rd . PiCKer ng 366-4072. 728 1020 BLOOD DONOR CLINIC: line Cancc•c^ pec Cess Soc ety, Ajax -Picker ng branch. w', no,d blood do -or cl n cs Tnirs . ury 9 aria . . July '0 from 2 to 8 3C p rn on the ower level of the PicKe, ng Town Centre BUS TRIP --e P!ci Horticul- turc. Soc e -y ry tc,ce a bus trio 'o the agncut, roi muse,.m at M;ten and 'Menson to County- at St Jacobs Sat . July 11. Departing at 8:30 a m from St Andrew's Church. Church St north of Hwy 2, Ajax Expected return 8 30 p m S41 oer De,son 839-7600 (Barbara Twiner) Luncheon Out! The Rouge Hill Seniors Club has a Luncheon Out program, thanks to the help of the Pickering Progress Club, which donated $2,000 for the project. Luncheon Out coordinator Helen Paris shows the kinds of treats seniors enjoy for lunch by dishing up some straw- berry shortcake. ►� K1t �-N �'la�,t c+Me ♦•CAy � ♦•!�.• l'S' A 4�:•• f• -.r. �. � photo by A.J. Groen a - ,— • ..c 4'1 Dental Care DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC REPAIRS (1 hr,) RELINES NEW DENTURES LOWER DENTURE STABILITY My011i System William Steil DT 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. FREE Pickering Village, Ajax 4294 CONSULTATION after hours 28-8801 IN -STOCK 011,I_I4 1lIN* llei i�T• To I Eye Care Advertise OPTOMETRISTS your DR. E. GILLEZEAU & DR. M. FITZSIMMONS professional WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BY APPOINTMENT Service 'NE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE call •I'o^lad1,erses •3tocuiar.scr .Janice • perceptual TesF7^ } • �isDensirG of al `' :es of a` & "ontacts, 683-5110 Pickering Corporale Centre 1305 Pickering Parkway $822 683-1175 839-5303 50% MU MICES LISTED DELOM ■/rM 124'130' 36" 42 48. 154" E N C T N Lr6o �16a Un an UM S" a1.M JTSa am am a.i• oil 4Lia SUa i1N pia T4A St use Tin 7lla aria W1 -YM%aL&wA%- a OL vs d vv JAY t ra g VII, hla/�w�.� l�iffi ARTS & ENTERTAUVEMNT At the movies,.. Batman returns toface Th Penguin, BATMAN RETURNS (AA): Michael Keaton is back as Bat- man, again fighting to keep the streets of Gotham City safe to live on. This time he's up against Cat - woman (Michelle Pfeiffer) and The Penguin (Danny DeVito). Batman Returns has plenty of raz- zle dazzle, wild action and dark humor. Pfeiffer is superb. Could be the hit of the summer. UNLAWFUL ENTRY (AA): Ray Liotta stars as an L.A. psycho cop who charms and then terror- izes Kurt Russell and Madeleine Stowe. Good edge -of -the -seat thriller. PATRIOT GAMES (AA): Harrison Ford stars an ex -CIA analyst who is forced to return to the CIA after his family is threat- ened by Irish terrorists. From the Tom Clancy novel. HOUSESITTER (PG): Goldic Hawn and Steve Martin team up in this wacky comedy in which she moves into his house and pretends to be his wife. Plenty of laughs. ACES: IRON EAGLE III (AA): Lou Gosset Jr. stars in this tale about an evil Latin American drug cartel run by a Nazi war criminal. Plenty of viloence. Off The Record Wilson Phillips - Shadows and Light (EMI): So how do you follow-up a debut album that sold eight million copies world- wide' Why, more of the same, of course. Especially if your vocal harmonies are acclaimed as amongst the best ever. The Wilsons. Carrie and Wendy, and Chynna Phillips put their trade- mark crooning to 12 ballads that explore aspects of love (what's new''), as well as tougher to manage subjects like the Wilsons' estranged relationship with their father, Beach Boy Bran Wilson. It works, and will surely fill up the light rock air- waves for months. The 1e% ille Brothers - Fam- ily Groo-e (A&,%I): You never know what you'll get from the first family of New Orleans, but it's unvaryingly line, and Family Groove is no exception. Here, the sweet -voiced foursome return a little closer to their roots, a wide-ranging mix of Afro-Cuban rhythm and American pop and dance music that's simultaneous- ly funky to the feet and soothing to the soul. Sophie B. Hawkins - Tongues and Tails (Sony): Hawkins' debut is sexy and seductive because that's the nature of the singer: sex, in this case is not, as one reviewer put it, peddled as "currency." Hawkin's treads some unusual ground, but its honest and intense, and as varied as the music, which ranges from rap and synth -pop to alternative and rock. Included is a cover of her favorite song, Dylan's "I Want You." Gary Moore - After Hours (Virgin): :Moore has found his niche. After decades of toiling in the riff rat race, the former Thin Lizzv axeman hit the big time .wo years ago with the bluest' rock smash, "Still Got the Blues" and a platinum album besides. Hence its more of the same, and thank goodness. After Hours is smokev bar, drivin'-tate-at-night, blues -rock that grabs you by the soul and won't let go. And you don't want it to. KISS - Revenge (Poly- Gram): Despite their make-up and well chronicled excesses, Simmons and Stanely (and their ever-changing support east) used to be a notch above the rest of the hard rock field: now they're not. Moreover, with songs like "Thou Shalt Not" and "God Gave Rock 'N' Roll To You II," they seem more like Spinal Tap (who at least are trying to be funny). There's a couple of decent tunes here: the rocker "Domino'- and the ballad, "Even c 3 � aY• t W S 'AFY':4 ' ,L G(#. A magnificent par -71 engulfed in hlorious Haliburton greenen-. A 5 - Star resort in the heart of the Haliburton Highlands. Set amidst magnificent wooded surroundings just 2 hours north of Toronto. • 118 spacious guestrooms • A choice of Hotel rooms, I or 2 bedroom Chalets & %illas • Indoor/Outdoor pools, saLna & whirlpool • Choose from two restaurants • Children's Creative Centre HALIBURTON, ONTARIO Time I Look At You," but the rest isn't cream, it's crop. The Jazz Butcher - Condi- tion Blue (PolyGram): Latest sampling from Britain's weird, wacky, witty underground pop king, whose peppy prose usually carries a big hite. Its not the Butcher's best work ( we've been saying that since the "Groovin' in the Bus Lanes" days), but it's likable pop and a far sight better than much of other senseless drivel we're offered. Robert Palmer - Addictions Vol. 2 (Island): If you're sick of look-alike babes in black and the whole "Addicted to Love" set up, not to worry, there's none of that here (except of course, in the title, and on album sleeve! ). However, this 15 -song collection of "Palmer favontes" is the sec- ond installment in what, by any other name, is a 'best of pack- age, featuring songs spanning back in the British star's career as far as 1974. But unlike the usual compilations, Palmer has re -mixed, re -made and re-record- ed many of the songs to give them life. And, I guess, to give fans a new reason to buy them. Songs include "Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley," "I Didn't Mean To You On" and "I Dream of 1L' ires." --Michael Baginski CLASS ACT (PG): A comedy about mistaken identity starring Kid 'N Play (Christopher Reid and Christopher Martin). The comedian/rappers portray two high school seniors, one a straight - arrow "brain", the other a smart - aleck "homeboy" whose school records are accidentally switched on the first day of school. The two agree to continue the masquerade and use the mix-up to their advan- tage. FAR AND AWAY (PG) Tom Cruise stars in this tale of two Irish immigrants — one poor boy (Cruise) and one rich girl (Nicole Kidman). The story chronicles the couple's journey from Ireland to Boston. to Okla- homa. Directed by Ron Howard. ALIEN 3 (R): It's back' A bald-headed Sigourney Weaver returns to fight the hideous crea- ture one more time in this sus - pense-filled thriller. Also stars Charles S. Dutton, Charles Dance and Lance Henriksen. SISTER ACT (PG): Whoopi Goldberg stars as a nightclub singer hiding from the mob in a convent. Good for a laugh. Mag- gie Smith plays the Mother Supe- rior. ENCINO MAN (PG): This wacky comedy is about two Enci- no high school students (including MTV's Pauly Shore) who discov- er a caveman while excavating aa,, hole for a swimming pool. Pretty) silly stuff. LETHAL WEAPON 3 (AA) Mel Gibson and Danny Glover are at it again in this the latest in the, Lethal Weapon series. This time i Detectives Riggs and Murtaugh are on the trail of Jack Travis, an' ex -cop gone bad who's dealing confiscated guns out of the police lockup to street gangs. CS-� BILL�E�. Roadhouse c,.. "It happens here...” C .�I "JOCELYN" plc Wed., Thurs. 9 p.m. - 11 P.M. July 1st, 2nd Featuring: • Roy Penn • Gene • Larry H • Paul K "WAYNE KING & y -The Lap Cowboys- ,� UPCOA41NG Taylor ashey EVENTS raussman Fri., Sat. - July 3, 4 SUNDAY JULY 1g, - "AL MA 11PIGROAST IVE BANDS SPECIAL GUEST °�hQma,,y 'ROY P�NNY• Sun., my 5 250 Bayly St., Ajax (McKenzie Plaza) 619-2616 erMiS lndoor/Outdoor swimming 1xvis, sauna, whirlpool and nature trails. PineSI(Dne RESORT AND CONFERENCE CENTRE A daylong schedule of supervised activities to keep the kids busy while you play! MANAGED BY DELTA® HOTELS & RESORTS 1 8940 FurZw •Accommodation • Breakfast & Dinner daily • 12 & Under Stay Free • 6 & Under Eat Free ` p� It+r rill r ro�ht IN'" , i ILI 4 Ii, iqurw Grmt„I arwL�Mdt H w t uW' Ih n+mi [Nih - T,ur I n t • 800 • 461 • 0357 r 4 Discovering other cultures Students at Southwood Park Public School in Ajax recently received a Discovery Box from the Holden Hutterite Colony School in Ryley, Alberta. Above, Stephanie Sandilands wears a typical outfit worn by Hutterite girls and displays some items from the box. The Discovery Box program is a Canada 125 project. photo by Celia Bronkhorst I" Awards for planet pals a a 0 The Financial Post will soon present its Environment Awards for Business 1992. In association with Air Canada, the awards rec- ognize individuals and companies who have turned confrontation into co-operation so that we may all enjoy the bottom-line benefits of a cleaner and greener world. Awards will be given in the following five categories: • The Pollution Abatement/Clean-Up Award for the development and/or adoption of technologies, process and/or products which reduce the impact of industry on the environment. Last year's winner was St. Joseph Printing Ltd., for management of its Concord, Ontario printing plant, which includes a waste - treatment system for removal of toxins before they reach munici- pal sewers. - The Environmental Manage- ment Award for the integration of ecological considerations into overall corporate or management decisions. The 1991 winner was Quaker Oats Co. of Canada Ltd., which is striving to cut its garbage flow by 80 per cent and is work- ing on ways to reduce packaging. - The Green Marketing Award for honest and innovative promo- tion of ecologically -responsible products and processes. Moore Bazaar needs crafty people PICKERING - Christmas may still be months away, but it's not so far for those who enjoy making handcrafted items. That's why the Dunbarton- Fairport United Church is already accepting applications for Deck Your Halls, its 18th annual Christmas bazaar and craft show. To get a table application form, call Carol at 831-4057, Linda at 839-2734, or the church office at 839-7271. Business Forms & Systems Ltd. won last year for its ReGenesis line of products, which brings recycled paper into the office. • The Appropriate Technology Award for the development and/or transfer of ecologically -sound technology adapted to the needs of developing countries. Congrat- ulations to Brace Research Insti- tute, which is developing solar applications for cooking and food processing. - The Green Product Award for consumer products environmen- tally -benign over their life cycle — from creation to disposal. Two 1991 winners emerged — Savin Canada Inc., for producing photo- copiers by rebuilding and reusing parts wherever possible; and The Body Shop Ltd. (consumers' choice) for it* range of environ- mentally -friendly hygiene and cosmetic products. EATERY Official nomination forms are now available and should be sub- mitted to the Financial Post not later than July 31. To receive a nomination package or for more information, call 350-6130. The Paper Source, located in Fallbrook, Ontario, is continuing its spring and summer sale of 15 per cent off all prices in its 1991- 92 catalogue until Aug. 31. Call 1-800-665-1143. Coming event: Oct. 7 to 9, Ottawa, 13th annual conference of the Recycling Council of Ontario. For conference information, call Nicole Kanters at 960-1025. Galbraith i /) Repair Centre Je we" y • watd" w,kh flare" Wad stroma t r y na 2i0! b IL `15" J nd tR"affift v flee aftnaim m nttgtrg eryerr I. Pmdow rinsL I ' M �• I I I 1 :YIP A SAVN — OPEN SUNDAYS 11:00 a.m. - B-00 P.M. EVERY NIGHT OF THE WEEK (5 to 10 p.m.) WE OFFER A GREAT DINNER SPECIAL ONLY $999 EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT EVERYTHING $999 ON OUR MENU (5-10 p.m.) STILL ONLY Steaks and Roast Beef based on 8 oz. portions PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 839-2507 Hitting ..the for Big Brothers AJAX-PICKERING - Sponsors and duffers are needed to partici- pate in an upcoming golf tournament that will aid the Big Brothers Association of Ajax -Pickering. Companies that can sponsor a hole or donate a prize are invited to call executive director Sharlene Melnike at 686-2871. The tournament will be held Sunday, August 23 at Glen Cedars Golf and Country Club, Pickering. Tee -off times will begin at 11:30 a.m. and will continue throughout the day. Cost is $75, which includes golf and a hot meal. All proceeds will go directly to Big Brothers. The association is a non-profit organization which matches boys ages six to 14 with adult males for friendship and personal growth. We've got color matching S Reg. 40'° - SALE r `3257 down to a Modern technology in the form 1 Reg.'31'6 of Moore's Computer SALE "24°6 Color Matching System , ,n Nt,M�n t-� ` enables us to match paint - colors faster and more accurately than ever before. Bring in samples of your fabric, wallcovering or other decorating accessories Moore'S and let our computers do the rest. Reg. `37'6 SALE `26°6 I UNT PAINT CENTRE Moo �e°0 fDiv. of Britannia Colour Inc.) P;7 1794 Liverpool Road 837-0317 Pickfair Plaza, Pickering ************** East ,* FEATURING 1..ir PEEKS �k * TM W" Coat Com left * Showtimes: �r 'f1r 12:309 5:309 7:30, �Ar 9:20 5t 11:30 p.m. ' * 0- RINGING YOU THE VERY BEST IN p� EXOTIC ENTERTAINMENT LANG • For WWdnps aI Georpe or Paul M20 OsNy LuttcMort Spsdsls N pay • 45 Show Orb To Sun & E1.10 in You • Slttp t Office Parllq 42!}2595 • oahettryWhitby Ins 619.1 949 DILLINGHAM RD. fE PICKERING 7� RM S M U soM cF BAYI.Y, EAST OFF MU FM *********************** 5 K Ficus Reg. $31.99 SPECIAL S 19.99 ILKPLANTS OUR BIGGEST SUMMER SALE EVER SALE ENDS JULY 5"' OPEN SUNDAY WAREHOUSE PRICES EVERY DAY >patfiiphyllum Peace Lilly) leg. $32.99 >PECIAL $16.99 HOME S DESIGN CENTRE Reg. $39.99 SPECIAL Indoor/Outdoor Hanging Greenery home 3 les ;n HOURS Centre . P cxe,ing SATURDAY ]Oa MON.. FR: -428-8750 SLP.NDAY t,,•5 in -9 Design Centre's sidewalk sale promises bargains July 2-5 A giant sidewalk sale takes place at Pickering's Home & Design Centre on July 2 through 4, with some stores opening on July 5 as well. The Centre's more than 30 stores combine to present consumers with everything they need for the home - in one setting. During the sidewalk sale, those who are seeking that special piece of furniture or accessory are sure to find a bundle of savings, with all the reduced prices being offered. The Home & Design Centre stores are highlighted in the list below: Antiques International: Antique furnishings and objet d'art from around the world are available here; as well as custom upholstery and refinishing. A Special Place offers upholstered furniture in a wide selection of fab- rics, also a complete decorating ser- vice. A Touch of Brass Sleep Shoppe: Brass beds, mattresses, waterbeds. bedroom furniture and brass acces- a complete store for , bed and kitchen s offers hundreds of Iverings and fabrics, flowers, vases, and nes. r Furniture has a large selection of fine baby furni- ture and accessories, youth and juvenile groupings. Blinds'N Drapes offers custom- made window coverings, vertical blinds, venetian blinds, pleated shades, drapery and sheers, wood shutters and drapery hardware. Bomart Mirror is Canada's largest minor showroom, displaying mirror walls, sliding doors, glass furniture and table tops. Deblin's Sheets offers traditional and fashionable towels and table- cloths at affordable prices. Delloer's. Here you'll find contem- porary, transitional, architectural and traditional furniture. Durham Lighthouse specializes in indoor and outdoor lights, fixtures and accessories. Encore kl usic's specialty is musi- cal instrument sales, rentals, lessons and repairs. Home Upgrades offers spas, hot tubs, decks, fencing, solariums, and saunas. Indo-Perrsian Rug Co. imports fine handwoven carpets, dhurrie rugs and exclusive designer accessories. Idea Place is a resource centre and library for home improvements. Jean Harlow Interiors offers the latest designs in European and North American furniture, with lighting and accessories to compli- ment your lifestyle. Kitchen Court provides custom cabinetry at its finest. Master Bedroom specializes in an assortment of beds and bedroom furniture. McGinnis Landing Restaurant: Here you can satisfy your appetite in a relaxed atmosphere. A chil- dren's menu is available. Neoset helps you create your own space with ready -to -assemble cus- tom-designed furniture. Oakclair Furniture includes 18th century traditional style furnishings. On A Roll has specialty vinyls, plastics and coated fabrics by the yard. Paint Paper Plus: Expert advice and personalized service is avail- able. Peter's Appliances has all major appliances available. Pier l Imports is the place for imported gifts and home furnish- ings. Shalimar Designs in Silk Inc. is a supplier of silk plants, flowers, brass baskets. Sheridan Nurseries specializes in garden and nursery products, gifts, house plants silk flowers, and cards. Space Age Shelving features closet and kitchen organization products in wire, melamine and wood. Tecum Furniture offers affordable ready -to -assemble furniture in exot- ic teak, black and white melamine, natural pine, and hi -tech. Victorian Revival provides an eclectic array of antique and repro- duction Victorian accessories. 010 i� 4 4) D1 !�i %V ��Y1'IULY I}flZ ; MA FLOOR CUSHIONS SOLID & PRINT STYLES Reg. Price up to S32.99 ' Sidewalk 99 f ';. 3.!``►' Sale Price ASSORTED` U�TNILE COMFORTERS— 'IwIN SIZE OM.Y Rei. Price up to 539.99 " Sidewalk _ Sale Price - �.,` SELECTED EMBRACEABLE TOWELS � ]007c COTTON 12 colors to choose from 12 �� 113th Reg. 18.99 Sale 49 .�. 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The centre helps people through a mare of government departments, assists newcomers in locating services, and helps pro- fessional caregivers find appropri- ate services for their clients. It also provides information on day care, family, marital and employment counselling, land- lord -tenant services, financial and parent support groups, self-help groups, and volunteer opportuni- ties. The centre, which receives funding from the United Way of Ajax -Pickering, brings together social and community service Obituaries GRUBOUCKI, George Thomas - At the Ajax -Picker- ing Hospital on Saturday, June 27, 1992. George Thomas Gruboucki, in his 70th year. Beloved husband of Rose. Dear father of Mary and her husband Joe Loosemore, Rose and her husband Tom Todd, and Joe and his wife Cheryl. Dear grandfather of Sherri, Tracey, Frank, Mike, Kim, Shannon and Joseph Jr. Broth- er of Marie. Funeral arrange- ments were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. HASSAL, Phillip Owen - Passed away suddenly on Thursday, June 25, 1992. Phillip Owen Hassal. Cher- ished son of Jeff and Carolyn. Brother of loving sister Stephanie. Phillip rested at McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Funeral prayers were held in the chapel on Sunday, June 28. Donations to S.I.D.S. (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) would be appreciated by the family. providers four times each year to discuss new and ongoing services. It also produces a community resource handbook every two years. Last year, trained volunteers helped staff answer almost -1.500 calls, all of which are treated con- fidentially. A general knowledge of the Ajax -Pickering area is helpful for those interested in volunteering at the centre. Training is provided. For information on volunteer- ing or any of the above services, call 686-2661. 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La nxn rise otos I gh to accommodate new teams this year By AL RIVET -I' The switch to the eastern divi- Sports Reporter cion may also have an effect on the AJAX - The Ajax Axemen will gate receipts for the Axemen. ct some new company when they Labelle expects more fans of closer pen the. 199'_-93 OHA Central eastern -division teams to make the ntario Junior B hockey season trek to Ajar when their teams play is fall. the Axemen. The Axemen will start its second Labelle expects the competition anon in a newly -created eastern to be on par with the western divi_ vision, the Jif cion. One squad e a g u e in particular, the nounonth. ed this Colts, onth. The /"EMEN ,,ere �.verc ranked jax squad 0.HALJuwio+taW)CKINCLUS number one in aved in the the province in extern division in the 1991-92 un or B hockec last year. a.son• As for 1992-93 Axemen. The shuffle was necessan with Labelle hints this }ears squad will e arrival of two new teams — the feature manv new faces. Ajax will obourg Cougars and an entry lose a numtxr of players to over- orn Bolton/Caledon -- into the age (Dan Mallen, team captain Rod this vex. `on illel. university (Martin David. The Ajax squad will play its 48- Rob Martin, among othersi, as well me schedule in the nine -team as a several players expected to loop against Orillia. Barre. make the major, junior Oshawa Newmarket, Peter- Generals (Ken Shepard. Aaron rough, Lindsay, Markham and Albright, tied Isorhoff) team this Cobourg Cougar which made year. jump from Central Junior C this He expects only six player from last season to return to the Axemen The west- -- defencemen Wayne Stephenson• ern division John Juhola and Pat Drohan• right will consist of winger Brian Anstey, left winger --- Oakville • Kevin Hill and centreman J.P. Brampton, Latreille. Burlington, The Axemen ran a mini -camp Georgetown, for prospective players in mid-May. Milton. Royal Eighty player took part in the two- ` York. .1- day session; only about 15 will be sauga (for- invited back to the Axemen's main m c r I v camp in mid August. Streetsville) In other news, a rule change in Labelle Derbys and a the Central junior B this year new entry allows a five-minute overtime peri- Bolton/Caledon. od for tied games. The contest will Axemen head coach Larry remain tied if no goal is scored. belle says the shuffle makes . Losers in the overtime period will from a travel standpoint — get one point. re'll be a whole lot less of it AXE FAX: The coaching staff will ile playing in the eastern divi- remain intact this year with Labelle serving as head coach and general 'It's going to cut down on trav- manager; Mike Schreiner and not so much in actual mileage, Lionel Ingleton are the assistant in time. It took us up to 2 1/2 coaches ... Dr. Michael Muzzin has to get to Oakville last year," signed on as the team's thera- says. "Now, we'll be able to get pist...An Axemen player, Dave like Markham, Peterbor- Lylyk, 16, was eligible in the OHL and Lindsay in about 45 min- draft. He was drafted in the sixth round by Sault Ste. Marie. Blizzard in town Ajax Warriors' under -18 team's Simon McLuckie arrives too late to deflect a kick by Toronto Blizzard's Fernand Aquiar dur- ing an exhibition match between the two teams at the Ajax Community Centre last Thursday. Aquiars shot found the mark for one of many goals scored in the fun match. The Blizzard will be hosting their annual soccer camp in Ajax this month and there are still openings. photo by A.J. Groen Ajax cricketers host U.S. teams AJAX - The Ajax Cricket Club will celebrate Canada Day with a series of games against U.S. opponents this weekend. The Ajax cricketers will play host to Washington D.C. on Sunday, July 5 as well as the British Officer' Cricket Club from Philadelphia on Monday, July 6 at the Ajax Cricket Club at Monarch Ave. and Clements Rd. So far, the Ajax Cricket Club has posted a solid start, winning 13 out of 16 contests. Some great performances have come off the bat of Rick Stevens, the past captain of the Canadian team, wttc) in just four games has scored 274 rims for an average of 137 nuts per game. He's followed by Richard Moore with 187 runs and Ozzie Osboume with 184 turfs. The batting has been supported by solid bowling from a number of sotuces. Leading the bowling is Anwer Omar with 22 wickets for an average of 10.6 Hats per game. He's closely followed by Khalid Fatah who has captured 20 wickets at 10.5 rims per game. The surprise of the season has been 15 -year-old Deamon Khan who has taken 12 wickets at a phenomenal average of 6.08 runs per game. The team has also been supposed by some good fielding. Still time to register for Blizzard camp AJAX - The Toronto Bliz- zard will host its sixth annual soccer clinic in Ajax the week of July 6 to 10 and there's still time to register. There's both half-day and full-day clinics to choose I the half-day clinic runs from 9 am. to noon each day, while the full-day clinic goes from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. The coaching will be car- ried out by a number of local members of the Canadian Soc- cer League Blizzard. including Paul Peschisolido and John Fitzgerald, along with Carl Fletcher, Lyndon Hooper, Gino Dcalorio and other Bliz- iard team members. The clinic ill be supervised by Blizzard head coach Pedro Kozak- Each ozakEach participant will receive a Toronto Blizzard T- shirt, soccer ball and cap along with an autograph ses- sion with the Blizzard players. The cost of the clinic is S 109 fir full day; or S69 for a half day (S79 for half-day includes a season ticket to Toronto Blizzard home games). This is the last chance to register for this popular clinic. For more information call Rat Vicira at 427-0245 or pick up a registration form at Nel- son's Hobbies in the Ajax Plaza (683-0351). Teams sought for toumey AJAX-PICKERING - Area slo-pitch teams can help strike out ALS Disease by entering the Lou Gerhig Memorial Slo-Pitch Tourna- ment in Whitby Aug. 14 to 16. Teams are being sought in the men's recreational, mixed recreational and mixed C division for the tournament which helps to raise money for the ALS Society of Ontario. Cost is $225 per team for the tournament. For more information, call Jackie Corneil at 428-8454 or Dave Cummins at 432-7602. Ajax hosts Robbie International Soccer Tournament on weekend By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter AJAX-PICKERING - Once again this year Ajax will play host to games in the 26th annual Robbie International Soccer Tournament this coming weekend. Ajax will host one category — the boys' under -l2 division — this year in the tourna- ment which raises money for muscular dys- trophy and cystic fibrosis. A total of eight teams will play in the boys' under -12 division at the Ajax Com- munity Centre fields on Saturday and Sun- Ajax plays Scarborough Azzurri. day, July 4 and 5. Teams competing are I Ajax will also field an entry in the boys' Olympic Flame from Toronto; London, under -10 division. The Ajax Warriors play Ont.; Agincourt; Mississauga; Glen at Scarborough locales Saturday and Shields; Scarborough Azzurri; Sunday against the Scarborough Bermuda and the host Ajax squad. Nationals, Whitby, Glen Shields and The Ajax team will open the Vista Hermosa in opening -round Robbie Tournament Saturday, July 4 action. against Mississauga at 11:15 a.m. at Ajax president and Robbie co-ordi- the Ajax Community Centre. Next, Ajax nator Henry Nelson says the club routinely will face Glen Shields at 3:15 p.m. Action hosts two categories, including the ladies' resumes on Sunday, July 4 at -9 a.m. when open division which Ajax has hosted the past several years. However, the Warriors opted to host just one division this year. The Pickering Soccer Club will have five teams competing in the Robbie Tour- nament, but the club will not be hosting a division this year. ,Pickering has teams competing in the girls' under -12 and under -14 divisions as well as in the ladies' open category. The Pickering boys' under -10 and under -12 squads will also play in the prestigious See ROBBIE... Page A23 ti T D D 4 0 , •l�.�I .I �i�.tf♦,tl��-I�� I -I • • ISI •I.• 1 • I•I. • . • • • Power /Ys topple Turul; move on in Ontario Cup PICKERING - The Pickering Power LOEB Glendale '79s blast- ed its way into the third round of the Ontario Cup after defeating Oshawa Turul 6-0 at Dunmoore Park Saturday. Pickering Power '79s began the game in the usual manner by attacking their opponents in the penalty area for most of the first half. At the 15 -minute mark, a series of passes resulted in a goal by Gre- gory Jones whose hard shot found the comer of the net. The Power continued to press, but were unable to score again until the 30 -minute mark. A ball in the penalty area was seized by Jonathan Miller who scored for a 2-0 Pickering lead. Early in the second half, Picker- ing Power increased its lead to 3-0. Lee Woods hammered home a loose ball for the goal. Minutes later, Woods crossed a perfect ball to Gregory Jones who headed it into the net for a 4-0 lead. Pickering went further ahead by a 5-0 count when Shane Sawa buried a shot after receiving a pass from Miller. After two attempts by the Osnawa defence to clear the ball, :Lee Woods kicked a fierce shot into the goal to fetish the scoring. Team members are Rob Tillie, Paul Serra, Robbie Dewar, Yannis Giannotios, Mark Wallis, Jonathan Miller, Shane Sawa, Oliver Moh, Gregory Jones, Lee Woods, Bobby Athwal, Chris Stewart, Dwayne Moulton, Chris Keay and Anson Henry. - • III: - H =i/ I I` �.�+ R ��f���� �!'�--�� Ajax baseball mosquitos swatted at tournament AJAX - The Ajax Spartans All- state Insurance minor mosquito baseball rep team made an unsuc- cessful trip to the Cawthra Mosquito Baseball Tournament on the weekend. Ajax lost to Oakville 114 in its fust game and North Toronto 8-2 in the second game. The first inning in each contest proved to be a major obstacle for the local mosquitos as they gave up five first -inning runs against Oakville and three versus North Toronto. In the Oakville game, Scott Brown, Mike Hall, Neil McBride - O'Brien and Adam Hudson got the only Ajax runs. In their second tournament game, the Allstate Spartans' bats were flat again as only Jeremy Wilson, McBride - O'Brien and Hudson hit singles. In an Eastern Ontario Baseball Association league game last Wednesday, Pickering major mosquitos bombed the Ajax minor squad 15-3. Michael Moorcroft hit a booming triple to lead the offence. Hudson and McBride - O'Brien each contributed a single. Robbie in Ajax on weekend FROM PAGE A22 tou mamenL The Robbie International Tournament will indeed have a distinct international flavor this year. Teams will come from as far away as Dublin, Northern Ireland, Bermuda, Mexico; U.S. teams from New Jer- SCY. Detroit, Ohio and Florida, as well as Canadian teams from British Columbia. Championship games in all divisions will be played at Birchmount Stadium in Scarborough all day Monday, July 6. 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Ask your participating retailer about Goodyear's air travel rewards aith purchase. �el_, tp �°°w"Motm� M %� he",A MIAI/7a $ERV1iCE Ion Wd— SM -00 "V as& cards aEQa"d sea rI -A 4brdeoUs AJAX OSHAWA 355 Bayly Street West 162 King Stmt East 850 King Street West 427-60175 r -571-3400 436-9010 PAGE 24 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JULY 1, IM . _ .,•x.• .. „• i., .fir Scoreboard PICK AM SOFTBALL ASSOCtAIM (Goals by Harley Scat 2. Mtume Wright 2, Clive Devilries -- first goals of the season. MVPs Sabrina NOVICE GIRLS' STANOING8 (June 25) Deonarne 2. David McBride) vs. Blizzard 1 (Goal by Spencer, Ruth Btwan with strong two-way efforts) TEAMGP W L T F A PTS Sean Butler); Neds '79es 4 (Goals by Sad,ki Alon. vs. Ajax Warriors 1; Pickering Kineftes 6 (Goals by Picidafr Plaza 5 4 1 0 75 55 8 zo 3. John Siruminikov) vs. Ballyclrtle Lodge 1 Brie Ann Martin 2, Andrea Bell 2, Judy Morozuk, Julie's Esso 5 3 2 0 67 81 6 (Goals by Kurt Taylor). Pollssa Kuril. MVP Kerry Anne Robinson, Erin Royal LePage 4 2 2 0 58 51 4 SQUIRT A DIVISION Ogawa) vs. Whitby Hardimann 3; Pickering Kelseys Theatre Durham 4 2 2 0 67 55 5 Wemyss 3 (Goals by Michael Amato. Michael 0 (MVPs Sarah Suginomori, Kelly Brown and Melis. Coldwell Banker 5 1 4 0 61 81 2 Weiss, Stephen Wemyss) vs. Artisan Metalcratt 2 sa Ko6leski at mldtleld) vs. Whitby Midas Muffler 0; GAME RESULTS -JUNE 22 and 24 (Goals by Chris Macleod 2. MVPs Michael Amato Pickering Sahlanis Garage 4 (Goals by Melanie Picklau Plaza 21 vs. Theatre Durham 20; Coldwell and Chris MacLeod); Certified Courier 3 (Goals by Berger 2, Linda Murphy 2. MVPs Kelly Randolph for Banker 16 vs. Royal LePage 11; Picklair Plaza 21 Faraz Khan. Callan Exeter, William MacArthur) vs. three assists and Janice Madigin) vs. Uxbridge 0. vs. Coltil"I Banker 10; Theatre Durham 14 vs. Halenda's M 8 D Meats 1 (Goal by Derrick McCal. UNDER -14 PEEWEE DIVISION Julie's Esso 9. lura); Bowler Drive Bombers 4 (Goals by Jamie Reed's Florists Ajax 9 vs. Ontario Air Systems 0 AJAX WARRIORS SOCCER CLUB Bishop 2. Darryl Lloyd, Jeffrey MacFarlane) vs. (MVP Denise Mendes): Pickering Zippy Print 1 Grfs' play for the week ending June 27 PCCCA 1 (Goal by Chuck Smith). 'Goal by Nikki Grieco. MVPs Allison Darby. Lisa UNDER -SIX GIRLS DIVISION SQUIRT B DIVISION aybenko) vs Uxbridge Printing 0. SI. Clair Paper 8 Paint 1 (Goal by Nicole Lains- Vallillee Electronics I (Goal by Joseph Mona) vs. UNDER -16 3ANTAM DIVISION bury. MVP Emily Spooner) vs. Spudsters French Boyer Ponuac-Buick 1 (Goal by Matt Pernerowskq: Ajax 8 vs Pickering Kalon Group 0 (MVP Melanie Fries t (Goal by Andrea DeLong. MVP Stephanie Canadian Progress Club 5 (Goals by Patrick Caylord); Ajax Venice Pizza 2 vs. Pickering Hayes Weare); Eastern Eaveslroughng 4 (Goals by Jen- Lamanna 3. Daniel Maclnnls. Joshua Maclnnis) vs. Dana 0 (MVPs the entire team). niter Farmer 2. Michelle Weber, Christina Karney. Lenbrook 0; Trick or Treat 6 (Goals by Tyler Wray 3. UNDER -18 DIVISION MVP Dayle Murphy) vs. Simon Appraisals 2 (Goals Derek Farme•. Chris 3riden. Adam Pet) vs. Rock- Pickering Commercial Plastics 3 (Goals by Knsty Dy Ashley Saunders. Nicole Maham); Ajax Home ets I (Goal by Cory S000el). Brown 2. Shannon Gagger. MVP Kristy Brown) vs Hardware I (Goal by Ashley Grncarovski. MVP SQUIRT 0 DIVISION Uxbridge 3. Kristen Marson) vs. J b F Waste Systems C ;MVP Ouaf:ty Tune -Up 3 (Goals by Kelly Jewson 2. Lenny SENIOR RECREATIONAL DIVISION Katy Swailes); Deer Creek Goll Club 2 (Goals by Volpe) vs Monarch Kitchens 3 (Goals by Keith Cut. Pickering B 3 (Goals by Jennifer O'Nlel 2, Fiona Amanda Moore. D,sha Rawlley. MVP Chelsea ten, Ryan Blyth. Jonathan Samson); Eversofi 5 Wagner. MVPs Outstanding performances by Wallace) vs. All C rox ford, Jack Kearns Optical C. (Goals by Graham Wokn 3. Ian Marlow 2) vs. Port Stacey Madnrns and Sue Landy Thanks to under - UNDER -EIGHT GIRLS DIVISION Royal Mills 0: Kalon Group 2 (Goals by Stuart 18 players Sarah Gowdy. Sherri Rayner, Nora Was. 3elcom Services 2 iGoa's by Shauna Soeare. Baumgartner 2) vs Bob Johnson Chev Olds 1 sely) vs Ajax Owasco Volkswagen 3, Ajax Nelson Michelle Riley. MVP Amanda Bakermlar) vs. Dick. (Goal by Saan McKeigue MVP's Sean McKeigue Hobbies 9 vs. Pickering B 0 (MVPs Sandra DelZoi son Printing 0 (MVP Katja Lob): Fawnbrook Goll and Andrew Small). to, Lorena Michelin Thanks to under -18 players Club 4 (Goats by Ela Wilton 4. MVP Elsa Wmon) MITE B DIVISION Cheryl Paterson, Lea Anne Lovatsis. Wendy Par - Vs. P,lleys Pirates C (MVP Dawn Rynberki, Phar- Garihwood domes 5 ;Goals by M,chael Oliver 2, sons. rna Plus Drugrna t 1 (Goal by Kelsey B ggs) vs. Ryan Jackson, Daniel Lazand,s. Jason Kaiicragas) UNDER -10 ATOM REP DIVISION Ajax Opimust Club 1 (Goal cy Sarah Playta,r. MVP vs. John Boody Homes 4 (Goals by Bran Crandles Pickering Power Canada Tres; 1 (Goal by Nathalie Megan Yu); Eastern Eavestrougr,rg 6 (Goals by 4. MVP V,pona Anderson); Johnson Controls 1 Urbas. MVPs Jasmine Urban for outstanding defen- Mclissa Phillips 5. Matajie Moore) vs. K nere Club rGoai by Lauren O'Hare vs. Neds Strikers 0. Stnk- sive play) vs. West Rouge C 1 (Goal by Laura War. MVP Amanda Coffey); Nei- firs 5 (Goals by Breit Connolly J. Ryan E,ckmeier UNDER -12 MOSQUITO REP DIVISION son Hobbies 5 ;Goals by Saran Ripley 4. Lear Ky'e Dean) vs umbo Video 2 ;Goals by Aa•on Pickering Power Ideal Parts ! (Goal by .,sa -aylor. Tanner. MVP Sarah Ripley) vs. Ajax Lions Club C Ra000pa 2� MVPs Lisa Taylor for super etton, aggressive play (MVP Alison Fair). MITE D DIVISION by Danielle Pac,one. Ka!hy Thatcher, Mann UNDER -10 GIRLS DIVISION McGinnis Land nc - :Goa's by Kev ^ Persaud 5. Legi 1. vs. Wh,l,by 0 Ajax K:nsmer 2 Goals by K r B akey; vs Picker Kyle Wenenng. Evan Greensides) vs Boyer Pontiac WESTNEY HEIGHTS MENS SLO-PITCH Ing Pe1ro Canada C 2 ,Goals by Chris Wdkrson 2): Photo 45 4 (Goals LEAGUE STANDINGS UNDER -14 GIRLS DIVISION by Adam Tun, John Kovkoj s. lar Mal,^,eson. TEAM GP W L T F A PTS Reed's Florisr o Goas by Meagna- Vc_aren 4. Crrslobher Pasternack) vs Cardinal Fasteners' S:ereeDetiBenartlys 7 6 3 ' 139 4. -3 Nicole D'RPcha 2. Melissa Taylor, Jerr ren (Goal by Kaiee Defranoei, image V dew 4 Goals by Film House 6 4 2 0 99 94 8 McDougal) vs. Pickering Soccer Club C. Ajax Opb- Je-iter uri 2. Roland Gdliers 2) vs Sr ke•s Goodyear 6 3 3 0 82 69 6 mat 4 (Goals by Lindsay Nelson 2. Shannon Pope, (Goal by john Jonke. LOEB Ajax Mkipi 6 2 2 2 9C 91 6 Kathy McDougal) vs. Kelly Promotions 1 (Goal by AJAX WANDERERS RUGBY Danny's Place 7 2 4 1 80 1 t 7 5 Elizabeth Hass) ONT. WOMEWS LEAGUE STANDINGS Riviera Screen Printing 6 0 6 0 73 115 0 UNDER -16 GIRLS DIVISION FIRST DIVISION RESULTS FROM JUNE 28 Phillips 8 Moo•e ^surance - ,Goais by Andrea TEAM GP W L T F A PTS Danny's Place '2 (WP - '.^=read MVP S. Cor - Mousseau 2. Tara E'nsl2. Deanna Acar,s. Da-ne Ajax Wa^oe," 6 6 „ „ '5l8 ' -2 refire) vs LOEB Alai Marketc ace 11 (LP R. Moore, Rabin DesRochei vs Pickering Kaic- 0 Bair -y Seac- 6 3 2 I 51 91 7 Reynolds. MVP J. FReg,-a). Da--ys P'ace 14 (P LADIES OPEN DIVISION Toronto Saracens 6 2 4 C 19 5C 4 and MVP T Turlstead) vs LOEB Ajax Marketplace Nelson Hobbies 9 :cars 7y' - - G-a^a- 3 Conna Bra.rc-o- 6 0 5 24 100 1 14 (P M Beard MVP k Oe•ry): Stereo Den Bel - We -g: 2. Andrea Moussea., 2. Kesler F•a^z. K.^- PICKERING SOCCER CLUB La-y's 22 (WP C McGee MVP S Paxton) vs F 1 Im Hende"W) vs. P Ckerng Comrrerc,ai Ptast:cs C. Girls league •il --s'c- -e wel e^c rg une 27 House 5 (LP B. Metzger MVP P Newe:1). Nelson Hobbies 2 ;Goats by Andrea Mousseau. UNDER -EIGHT SQUIRT DIVISION Goodyear 14 (WP R Bamosk. VVP T DJurar) vs. Tara Ernst) vs Whitby •. Pickering Commerical Night Ow Necr 3 ;God's oy Me sea Ga„de! 3 Riviera Screen Priming 4 (LO - Heaney MVP P Plastics 3 (Goals by Jernalor pNed 2. cora Wag- ',iVP Vaer,e _a:ow in goa a -d great etton by Hearro 1. nor) vs. Owasco Volkfiwage^ Audi 3 ;Goals by raryn Bachmann) vs Children's V:uage Daycare 2 UPCOMING GAMES (Judy S) Cheryl Eben -rte 2. Shanror Bowarinp, (Goals by Mai; -da Denbok, Lauren Goldsmith. I p.m. (OH) Film House vs Goodyear PICKERING VILLAGE SOCCER CLUB MVPs Holly Bunting. Knsre, Jeneriers. K,Vy Ke,,e s p m. Steno Den aeriamys vs LOE8 Alai ki �es_ts 'nor ,no 24 her). Blizzard 4 ;Goals by Mik C•^e 3, Caroline 6 p.m Dannys Place vs Riviera Screen Orlin• �^ y MIN-SOt)IRT DIVISION Luby MVPs Pamo,a S-omala. Paroa MacLeod) vs WESTSHORE MIXED SLO44TCH Fox 6 cbworcio! Goars by Andrew Dissa^ayake 4 Picke• ng Sio-Sporrs 3 (Goals by llilchorie Rawara LEAGUE STANDINGS vs. Cassie sur Wear 2 :Goais by Sear 0-nonc. 2. Je-er Bradley MVPs Ashley Walker, lode y- TEAM GP W L T F A PTS Stuart Ormond); Markv,ne Mercury ' ;Goai by Neso,ak). A�:afresh 1 (Goa; by Rebecca Moss Rccaca" - 7, 0. C 205 97 r4 Jason Boll) vs- St Jar,es Cat 0; Skelcre,y Clean- MVPS K• ver Bartrslone. Err Sdcoci' vs P•esr,ge ", a Furniture 7 5 2 0 155 109 10 ars 2 (Goats by Corey _org 2) vs Pciwrng P -oto 'rophy ' ;Goa; by Ter^ Carter MVPs _a„ra Zeg,en, Canada Trust 7 5 2 0 138 112 is I (Goal by Ryan Oark Alexandria Cooeslor Travol Port 7 4 3 0 97 133 8 JUNIOR SQUIRT DIVISION UNDER -10 ATOM DILISION Bayly's Reslaurary 6 3 3 0 '29 101 6 Bruce Biased Po --ac 2 ;Goals by G-ol rocs, Pickering Wee C -se: 3 Goa:s oy - sa -ahoy 2 Cavanaugh Electric 7 3 4 0 117 126 6 Jarnie Ryan) vs LOEB Ajax Mark ilbace I 'Goa' by Ncoie Aspinall MVP Cam,n Pask for long ticks) vs Cal Sayers Elell 7 3 4 0 96 92 6 Danny Machnik.. O,dxerng Village Sports - ;Goa. by - E Hanna 6 Assoc. 0 (MVP Danielle Poasau. or Binns Kacnens 6 2 4 C 149 155 4 Crrsm Nicola..; vs. Stars Horne ^proverrial C. improved play and hart! work;, A,ax Anrlac Tool b Body Science 7 2 5 0 118 134 4 CdMee Time Donuts 4 (Goals by -^.oras Murie 3. Gauge 4 vs Pckerrg Sb -Soots 0 MVP Suzanne Grand City Carpet 7 2 5 0 97 147 4 Dal Zak) vs Pine Rage Ga Ooh Gasery C McKay. uemndar Partin in goal); Whitby Dominion Iiloale Vacuum 6 t 4 ' 108 176 3 SENIOR SOtaRT DIVISION Kn r..ng 3 vs Picke• ng Coughlin, "dries - lGoai by West Rouge Cycle 7 1 5 1 66 127 3 Evergreen Clearers • ;Goa; by Daryl Macleod) vs JiiWn Bunting. MVO ,onndor Grahar;, A.ax K.ns GAME RESULTS (Juno 28) Gliezeau3 Hilwkeyes 0; O'Brian Dance Studer 6 mor 2 vs Pickle• ng Whires Road Petro Ca^ 0 Cal Sayers E.ect• c 23 vs West Ac -go Cycle 7, (Goals by Sidon _atmr 2. Shaun .art& 2...ordw MVPs Nicole B•uce on defence and Jacquelin Romiga Furniture 28 vs. Cavanaugh Electric 13. Servos. Ell o1 Cl vs P,cK@,rg Vdal Pharmacy Crannies ale !oniiarc, Travel Port 27 vs Grand Cay Carpet 22: Canada 2 (Goals by Bryan Acaris Deer -us 2), James Doo- UNDER -12 MOSOU,TO DIVISION frust 18 vs. Body Science 'C, 3aylys Restaurant ley insurance I vs Derma Street Merals C Picker rg B ::a -d 6 Goers by l, Bo,.ros 2. 28 VS Mobile vacuur 14; Picdadoli 30 VS. Sinn PICKERING SOCCER CLUB Pauline Papp. Katie Oounder. Naomi Tror i1dn. Joe, Kitchens 13. R.sults of ^Ouse eay.,e pay ,as. week SQUIRT BOYS PER ONE Pickering Sin kws 9 ;Goa s by -e•o-e Mis 5. Sammie Hdt 2. "11 V,e,ra. Kean Rnodes. MVP Andrew Ka c-agas) vs Manner 9. DESiGn css ineTs ltdo ATOM A DIVISION Peg Perego 2 (Goals by C-miciohe• Fortin, Ryan O'Hare) vs. Rockwood Fornri I (Goal by Brag Carpenter); Compucentre 2 (Goals by Alexander KITCHEN & CABINET MANUFACTURER George 2) vs. M,weli Construct, ion I (Goal by Nigel Birchl: Kelsey's 6 (Goals by Ryan Munro 3. Paul Pbus1kas. Danny Wheatley. Zachary Webster) vs. _ - ' u CUSTOM Praessional Chanooher C. ATOM B DIVISION - 1 KITCHEN A BATHROOM Stephen's Small Engines 7 (Goals by Mark Lill- CABINETRY Sawcnuk 3, Andrew Macintosh 2. Bradley Reed. - - Mattfiew Pwtrargelo) vs. Boyer Pontiac 1 (Goal by COMPLETE DESIGN PLANNING Matthew Cooke): Saba Travel 3 (Goals by Faheem - �*t Ara. Sachin Maharaj. Sabastan Atrosa) vs. Errw- \ A INSTALLATION akl Contracting 2 (Goads by Scott Bribing, Michael Webster) 1 NO CHARGE PLAW010 i ESTIMATES MTE A A C DIVISIONS Blizzard 4 (Goals by Andrew Hunter 2, Jordan Doody 2) vs. Fiberglass Canada 4 (Goats by Kync Aden, Christopher Carter, Lindsay Head, other tamed R Ricans 686.2211 HAPPY � Feast" " ANNIVERSARY Le Group 3 (Goals by Lee Malnwell, MicheN McGu'.e, McGuire. Dellbrook a backyard tram line Market recently Ryan Roszak) vs. Jim Nicholson Insurance 2 (Goals by Philippe Dabo 2); Jerry's Drug Ware- celebrated their 1 st -Trampoline. r f year Anniversary at house vs. Pizza Pizza (No score reported); Rock- their Pickering Store. .Most popular is the round 14 1/2 - Pictured left to right oft 13 (Goals by Stephen Savin S. Robert Morava 4, Andrew Bellew 4) vs. Blizzard 0; Freeway Fad 6 are: ft. model, although rectangular r Trevor Jardine, Owner Aw fir+ �r of the store, Enrico offspring epi- Pistritto Counsellor and Firefighter, Public Andrew La zdin 3, Christopher Allard); Whites , es Relations Director available . :.. POPf�.c Bill Jordan. r= e Special day trips, but those wont 1967 G.M.C. SAFARI- SL7( Auto., air, p,1, r ming boards, dark ti gloss, 8 pass 81 1988 HYUNDAI EXCEL Auto., AM.FM Cass. doth interior AP 60,000 km MINT SHE. $39995.00 1990 FORD TEW L Aub., air, AWM Cass. Balance of warranty. $ 69995.00 1919 HYIMDAI EXCEL EXAub., sic, AM?FM less. Mary low miles scorer ria n ), ockets 2 (Goals by Trevor Miles. Daniel MelnyChuk) vs. Annandale Dodge Chrysler 1 (Goal Kevin Mulgtch" J � Feast" " 35.000 lull. W1 shape.l $69499.00 Le Group 3 (Goals by Lee Malnwell, MicheN McGu'.e, McGuire. Sch00��$ O�y: Get a i a backyard tram line Ryan Roszak) vs. Jim Nicholson Insurance 2 (Goals by Philippe Dabo 2); Jerry's Drug Ware- -Trampoline. Not only will it provide hours of house vs. Pizza Pizza (No score reported); Rock- NOW that school's Out, every .Most popular is the round 14 1/2 - _ oft 13 (Goals by Stephen Savin S. Robert Morava 4, Andrew Bellew 4) vs. Blizzard 0; Freeway Fad 6 , parents challenge is to keep their ft. model, although rectangular Aw (Glair: by Cedric Schell 4, Megan Mathews, Rob- ay) ire. V S Momrisco Coruna 4 (Goals bile FraAndrew offspring epi- shapes and other sizes are also Andrew La zdin 3, Christopher Allard); Whites , es Of course there are camps and , available . 1969 SONATA GLS Road Shelf 2 (Goals by Station Strati 2) vs. Ned'=r Liners 1 (Goal by Joseph Assenza). Special day trips, but those wont Five minutes of trampoline time is Auto., air, AMIFM can. Fully loaded. a WTE A c DIVISIONS Jim Nicholson Insurance 4 by Philippe hast all summer. So when, after the first a good workout, Mr. Baker says, all BeadAU der b ' 0711,995.00 (Goads Dabo 2. Jonathan Brandon Week of the suminifer holidays, and the trampolines can be used _ • Pizza Pizza 3 (Goals by Dan•l 3)zpai 5 (Goals by Lance Pooh 3 T i your offspring says, "1'm bored," ' year, in all types of weather. 427=0111 Com"-- 1, JY 1989 FORD ESCORT LX a Auto, pis, pb, pm F„ily cerlfied 949595.00 .l 1969 HYUNDAI EXCEL CXL 5 speed, p, s, lob. AM FM cass , balance 0) factory warm6x^95 great.0 1990 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD F.W.D. Two many option to list. Comes with air bag, A.B.S., power roof, leather interior. Sacrifice sale $24.899.00 1961 HYUNDAI EXCEL G.L. 3 speed, AM/FM Cass. Cloth interior. - $49995.00 AS IS SPECIAL Rade 1966 Stellar Executive. Fully Waded. 1 $19995.00 rw°r rlrsS fir- Ws Drug ard 55 (Goals y(Jao,�D000dyy Russell And there s a simple answer. Geta trampoline for your backyard. Safety mats, which are included, a are available in 12 color p�CKERIi1G Hunter, Carrie Frampton) ins. Annandale Dodge Chrysler 1 (Goal by Kenn Mulgrew); Fiberglass Not only will it provide hours of Combinations.iillliriI�nDRI _ Canada 2 (Goals by Brandon Barbaro 2) vs. Pro- enjoyment and energy -burning Mr. Baker says the trampolines a); V 8 S sure Group 1 (Goal by Adrian Trevor Motor Control S (Goals by Trevor Watson 2. activity, it also keeps your children can be rented for three months on a Christopher Allard 2. Kyle Rainvills) vs. Blizzard 0; under your own roof, so to speak, trial basis, or bought outright. The 12020 BAYLY ST. E WhitRyan A Road shell 3 (Goals by steres strati is Ryan Allen) vs. Freeway Ford 0; Rockets 3 (Goals Popular in Alberta, the idea was P rental fee is credited to the purchase --- AJAX by Stephen Savin 2. Robert Morals) vs. Ned's Lin- brought to Ontario by Royce Baker, price, as 2 (Go" by Joseph Assenza. David Damani- n)s), PEEWEE DIN'' Mi who owns the Pickering -based firm Town Tramp. Mr. Baker markets A trampoline is a great addition to backyard, little 427=0111 'Nidrolsoi your and with just a Industrial 5 (Goals by Simon Barker 2, Matt Toms 2, Paul Mulgrew) vs. Superflics 3 Canadian -made r0 products forethought, can work well in your IGOWs by Phillip Booth 2, Alfredo Piro); Ajax 7 manufactured by Tip Top landscaping plans -' '�t�iM+�T:�'l7'rim''Mei'"�'.:�kS`t=Ir..«��`:T1a';'�h,`r•�$t�.1'':,� ' - dl0i'i(i.AK�1r'r"•""�,�`a`^ 'USED CARS =} _ N 401 g � o w Y E SBAYLY ST. • w: 2* rimer Rr. _ - ----------------- - 1'f1E"N6WS+4DV9_KTJSW JIKW, +iU,1.,Y_46 1992-FAG1E 2f -A 'The:Quinns celebrate 40th anniversary June 20. Best wishes from Mom, Dad hook on lune 26, as callers were mayor Jim Witty and Anita Witty, and Darrell... sending along birthday grcet;ngs to recently graduated from York Univer- s'. Colin Smvth. Colin turned two years sity with an honors degree in music. June 5, 1992 is a day Celine Andrea has applied to Hahnimein '4+Peech will i Name University in Philadelphia for a mats- -01- _ always tern degree in music therapy. Mom, Dropping remember. Dad and family are very proud of her She gradu-and wish her all the best in her future \ "f► aced that endeavors... •• �J day with a B . A . S c ''` "` t Stephen Hutchings of Ajax grad- .` h o n o r s _ uated June 9 from the University of tilp,redegree in Toronto with a Bachelor of ACLS hon- ► H u ma n r. - ors degree. Stephen majored in Nutrition `*""' ' English and urban geography, with a f r o m minor concentration in history. He G u e l p h graduated from Ajax High School in —_ University. 1988... Andrea Witty "Congratu- lations on a Celine Peech The Quinnys are here. Lynda job well done and all our love" from and Dave Quinn, their son ,Joe, 2 Mom, Dad, Mike, Jamie and Colin Smyth 112, and daughter Sophie, 4 1/2 (:reg... old and there was a big celebration, months, recently arrived in Canada It was 40 years ago, on June 4, ... with all his family and friends. Lots from Manchester, England for a 1952, that Margaret (nee Polley) of love, hugs and kisses from three-week stay. The Quinns are stay - and George Quinn walked down the Mommv Angela and Daddy Dan. ing with friends Corinne and Stese � aisle and into wedded bliss. A recep- Colin would like to wish Mommy and Howard of Pickering. It's the first Daddy belated happy birthday greet- visit to Canada for the Quinns. Dave - ings, as Dad's birthday was May 15 is a big fan of lumberjack shirts and is `„r.. A, and Mom's June 19... looking forward to buying his first` zk - ••• Canadian one. He's also hoping to see ` ! Tami Rogers has been named to a polar bear or two... the spring 1992 semester Dean's List at Taylor University. Tami, the June 1 was a big day for a little daughter of Susan Rogers, is a grad- beauty. Wishing Katie .lean Fair - ,r uate of Ajax High School and is weather a happy first birthday were Stephen H:;tuhtnC�S t �«* Tomajoring benamed English the Dean's L t, astu- Mommt`, Daddy, end l GraLauren, --, dent must have at least a 3.6 grade Grampa Grieves, gramma and '•' point average on a scale of 4.0. Tay- Grampa Fairweather, nana Ralph, for is a Chnst:an liberal arts .Ch(x,1 in cousins Melissa, Olivia, Frankie, Upland, Indiana. Tart; At, a:,,: Brice, Jillian and Spencer, and Iter Pat and George Jones recently inducted :n:o the T!,. aunts and uncles. A party was held on Margaret and George Quinn pat and George Jones celebrated Delta. an Er.::..`: '^ n r.:^. June 20 witii lots of pink 'nalloons, tion was held recently in the couple's their 30th annivc:sary June 23. Wish- a c and ice cream... _ t honor at the Sheraton Hotel in Scar- ing them many more years of love horough. Wishing their parents all the and happy times are their families, The Blue Jays' number -one fan best in the years to come are daugh- Edna and Joe, and their friends. Pat turned two on June 26. Wishing '�,'���. c ters and sons-in-law Patricia and_b and Gix)rge enjoy travelling, garden- Dylan Quigley a happy birthday were --.a- --� --- Bill, Linda and Bruce, and Paula ing and barbecues... Mommy, Daddv-o, Alexandra and Katie Fa;rNeat`1er and Don. "God bless you txnh," the ... Arielle, Granny and Poppa, Grand - family says... On June 24, haply ^irthdav greet- ma and Grandpa, and his fam:ly and ings were directed at June Sinclair friends. "We love you Bubba." the June 27 June, whose age is top secret, �,: family says... was a big the cottage scene and a .:r ��., . ••• day for Jor- That brings us to the end of dan Doody, 1 a another edition of Name Dropping. because he a` If you have an item you want men - turned six tinned, call us at 683-5110 orwrite years old. 'to 130 Commercial Aye- .%jaz, On June 19, .7 Deborah Smith Ontario, LIS 21-15. The deadline for he celebrated Geri and Gary Smith of Ajax are submissions is 11 a.m. the Monday with a bowl- � . �: proud to announce the recent gradua- before publication. We're not k ing partytion of their daughter Deborah Anne responsible for lost or damaged with his from Queen's University, with a photographs. Name Dropping is no Dylan Quigley friends, andBachelor of Arts honors degree. longer running birth announce- announce, call the classified depart - on June 21, Jordan Doody "Way to • o Deb," the family says... ments. If you have a birth to 8 ment at 683-5110. he had a party with his cousins, aunts, ••• uncles and grandparents. Wishing Andrea Witty, daughter of Ajax Jordan a happy birthday were Mommy, Daddy and big brother Ryan. Jordan spent his birthday fish- June and Doug Sinclair ing, trying to land the big one... ing her a happy birthday with lots of love, hugs and kisses were husband T It e Doug, daughter Beth, son-in-law coolest, Gord and grandchildren Shannon, sweetest Jeffrey and Derek, and friends r _ rock 'n' Edna and Joe... roller turns ... r r, ` ►' : !'I six years '.' June 22 was a big day for , old on Mitchell Whyte,4 ` because he turned Thursday,- 1 three years old. Mitchell had lots of . .r July 2. A fun at his turtle party with family and big bash friends. Love and best wishes from t was held inMommy, Daddy and his grancipar- honor of erds„ ` Darren ... family The Quinn Kelly on Darren Kelly TSe phone was ringing off the Mitchell Whyte N HEATING , • . 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Champagne Finish #722070 99 is 9 Snap Box Holds up to 25 lbs. � #210155 � • Inventory Clearance WV" &t dlao=d=4d�,�d�a/m��ed��anjd��a�learaaoe p�odncts �- to �a to �AYr•N•N UmiWd • No reasonable offer refusedl Car b b. M MAW a . Roms: DraWa Wd and 4A w" y to Friday 8-9 smp.m *"P"M ftftTday t! -g B.noe. a�alLbia °ot 1 aklww • . AJAX wreY�osxAWa )"asem► a Jk" .rah AV== 880 Kia j BtMt W"% 4-jonMAN 886-1881 436-1881 , By SERGEANT GRANT ARNOLD Durham Regional Police DURHAM - Crime Stoppers and Durham Regional Police are asking for the public's help in solving a robbery in Pickering on Friday, May 22. At 12:10 a.m., two males entered Gino's Pizza, 750 Okla- homa Dr., one armed with a black handgun and the other with a six- inch buck knife. The victim and his parents were held at knife point while the other suspect removed cash from the register and also demanded money from the victims. The suspects dam- aged three phone lines and then left the store and ran north along the east side of the building. Suspect number one is described as male, black, 20 years old, five -feet eight -inches tall, 150 pounds, short hair, wearing a red baseball hat, dark pants and matching dark jacket with no design, dark running shoes and armed with a black handgun. Suspect number two was male, black, 20 years old, five -feet six - Try your luck against NHL goalie at United Way day AJAX-PICKERING - Hockey fans are invited to try their luck against an NHL goalie while helping out a good cause. The united Way of Ajax - Pickering is hosting a fun day that features a shooting contest with New York Islanders goal- keeper and Pickering Village resident Glenn Healy. The event is being held Sat- urday, July 1 I from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Pickering Playing Fields, 1610 Bayly St. ANNOUNCEMENT win Jim Witty, President of VYttty Insurance Brokers Ltd. is pleased to announce the appointment of Peter Gos as Sales Manager. PETER GOS Mr. Gos brings to the company 18 years experience in the insurance industry. His background to Commercial and Personal Lines, Life 3 Group Insurance Sales as well as Loss Prevention dl Risk Management will compliment our present staff in helping fulfill the needs of our expanding clientele. Witty Insurance Brokers Ltd. is a leading Insurance Broker in Durham Region offering existing and prospective clients professional, personalized service for all their insurance needs - WITTY INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 15 HARWOOD AVE S., AJAX, 683-3110 �- u m • "'CLUB PLUS and the CLUB PLUS design are hademarks of LOEB Inc � ,-• ,. H` ,'.F.. .- - - _ ---- ._..._.�.._-.�_- �.... �-..-.-��,;:.. _:;:�,�_o;,.:...►......:..�. .,y seek two ---,armed To ''bers rime Stoppers inches tall, 160 pounds, his hair was a little longer than suspect number one, wearing a blue base- ball hat, dark jeans and jacket which matched and had a yellow cross -hatched design on the left leg of the pants and on the left front or left sleeve of the jacket. SNE This suspect was armed with a six- inch buck knife with a wooden handle with gold on both sides. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information leading to the arrest of these two suspects. If you have any information regard- y�V SNE yov I ing this offence or any other seri- ous crime, call us. As a caller, you will be given a code number and not required to go to court. The Crime Stoppers phone number is 436-8477, That's 436 - TIPS. l.(iFB kaRMarketplace uax 140H Savwood 7-0 .o• I KK Coulter s Wil 4- ,A. _. 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Foraaerty Control Dam haditase AMNABY•VANCOUVER-SURREY•EDMONTON-OTTAWA-ALIFAX .6 VI(TORU4ASKATOON•MONTREAL•LA VAI. -QUEBEC The Power • Succeed. 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help EXPERIENCED HAIRSTYLISTS for L'ATTITUDES In Oshawa Centre 723.3500 ask for Lorenzo pTY Wds Taxi requires drivers. OPPORTUNITY In Kuwait - Neat in appearance with current rebuilding now In progress, sx- abetract and taxi perrrtb. Ex- n " - pay and transportation. pertaoe not nerssearti. Apply Purse cal 5111-029.0341, art 92 Woae St. Una 3A. (070792) 867. (07140M MAKE $2,000 per WEEK AT HOME - Get paid to read classified ads Ultimate home money- making opportunity. Parl- or Full- time. Limited offer Call 416-925-7945 24 hrs. OPEN THE DOOR TO A Computer Programming & Systems Analysis/ Electronic Desktop Publishing & Graphics/ Autocad, Version II/WordPerfect/Word/ Lotus/Accpac/Simply Accounting/DOS/ "C"/dBase IV/PascaUCoboUWindows/ QuarkX Press/Core1DRAW !/Ill ustrator/ t1arvard Graphics/PageMaker/Ventura Financial assistance may be available to eligible students. Persons 45 ~-ears of age and over who were laid off within the last six months may also be eligible for government-sponsored retraining. Call us today Yet for more information. DURHAM BUSINESS & COMPUTER COLLEGE Committed to Excellence in Education f Locations in Pickering and Scarborough (416) 427-3010 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help Lenbrook industries limited A leading international distribution company has a requirement for a: WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR The Warehouse Supervisor role incorporates totaccountability al accoability for achieving the objectives of receiving, storing finished goods and spare pans, while at the same time, picking orders and shipping them to our various Customer bases. Objectives re arding timeliness of through put and the accuracy and quality of the work will be met and/or exceeded lite successful applicant should have 3-5 years experience in distribution services as a supervisor. (consumer product materials management experience would be an asset). Good time management, organizational and task prioritization skills are necessary, with excellent interpersonal and leadership skill. (',omputer literacy would be an asseL Tate applicant should be highly motivated, innovative and responsive person who thrives an challenges and problem solving. Excellent conmuntcauon skills, both written and oral ars essential. If you arc interested in this position and enjoy working in a fast -paced, non- smoking rnvironnici t, please send your munric to: • sten pert -time Jody Ewles • eam excellent bene6b HAesats.sea tnnat. roa Call 433.4067 6M Granite Conn Ficka l.s, Ontario taw 3Kl rI and 4.8.404-8511. (070792) HARMONY WfTH 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) 428-1430 or (416) 619-1501 WORK FROM HOME $3W weekly possible. Free report Send stamped envelope to: Homeworking Research Canada 4655 Kent, Suits 162 Niagara Falls, L2H 1J4 Free on the job training program. Part-time per- ma rwrM position n a hoose oiia. Good bdtirtess cow munication and database mala wilui ed. Call Kelly Roper i8i115t C141LOREN FOR MODELUNG cit TV Needed for catalogues, mail fashion shows d TV commercials & series. Ages 4-12. All grpes 8 sizes. 016) 482-1260. LOCAL RETAIL STORE R"kes Cleaning Person duties include darting floors, walls, washrooms, windows b also some yard work required with this position. Please send resume to File 85012 0 This Week P.O. Box 491 Oahma, onwb L1H X6 MODELS NEEDED Immediately for jobs in catalogues, nwgazines, TV commercials d vitim. Females, mats, teens. No stip. sec. Appy now! 482-1260 CHLDREN 4.13 Who 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 budding technology on presentation of proof of academic standing (a) 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 Government Housing programs would be an asset Car essential as position requires some travel. Interested applicants may forward a resume stating salary expectations no later than July 15, 1992 to: File #5010 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ont. L1 H 71_5 REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY: One part -lime and one full-time maintenance/cleaning person for a condominium in Ajax. Both individuals win be required to loam the maintenance procedures in the 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 Ask for Nash PERMANENT PART-TIME HOUSECLEANER Dpwisrtce pistoned - Valid driver's licence a plus. can 428-9765 leave not suM ble for students SHAKLEE An Income oppori for People Who Care • am extra income per month • delermine work j ARE YOU A RETAL PROFESSIONAL with management experience') A major retail chain has openings for managers and assistant managers. Only those with 2 yrs. management experience need apply. Call 416-322-9431 ask A` 0I1 EARN EXTRA MONEY FLEXIBLE HOURS CALL MRS. C. LORD 416.619.1514 (leave message) EARN up to 6265 by neembwng 50 pairs of stylish earring at hone. work your own hours. Sdngie Instructions. kdor: Send SAS.E. to: Bolan Inc., Ea 456, 4325 SleeMe Ave. W. Sults 225. Downsview. Ord. M3N M. (TF) Two opportunitiesl Earn hundreds wa kly working at �n ;ilp or d addressing e velops for business". For FREE detans an ether, send SASE. to L Loveridge, 1356 Kingston Rd. Box 83-153 Piic7kkeerrii' g, Ont. L1V 1B8. exaMIUAL Cksiorst Support Various shits aall>bM �• term assignmenfs. Excellent teloplione manner. keyboard skills an asset Pirkis tree Call Nancy or Linda at the Minacs Group. 427-8080. HAWA"Y MT, Lkerrsd - now (tong furl and part time for the tolorrtg locations: Pkiariq, Max. Oshawa No dlntell needed. FANTASTIC SAYS of Canada Inc. 619-129M (07079 R*M Faces row bsiag seen by Toronto agency for modelling �meem S All Showcase avant" for all ion. Pmfmi ruts. For detah all 1- 416.92141. (07 liq schedule HOYEMAKERB and students - • sten pert -time 1kNinour p firm ". $e per • eam excellent bene6b VW tom. ° F� ,a Call 433.4067 r»k%d. 2 still twalabls. to -2 PRODUCTS IN and 4.8.404-8511. (070792) HARMONY WfTH PERMANENT pan aro renes ,NATURE AND apwovaani ist"..xpaieroad PEOPLE. and customosr service oriented for 3 buldings In east and. CNnerous Incentives, flexible EARN tAoraey reading hodkN hoursrratst haw treneponation. sm.000 year knoorrs potemlal. Detal. t+) sob 962 e000 Please phone Selly Dames ale . 362-903D,Thursday or Monday. CY 193. (071492) 2-5 earn 0 �i E 0 1 O General Help -120' 'iEkce 'Help' FULL time cook - quaMfad and PAYIIOLL/A�Cy,,k experience required for residen- tial facility. Good baking sklls systrrms. U.S. manual payrolt. essential. Creative and good in- federal and state remit,anowill, terpersonal Wdh an n w. Cal CIS.T. and P.S.T. returns. bank 686-4472. (070392) Is= nciliatiorn. reception back- up familiarity wire oompuwm a 120 Office Help ��iree mail or drop years ofie�me ro Garnrex Ltd. 12 Barr Rd. Ajax, Secretary/Bookkeeper required Part-time for Construction Company at Momingside/Shepard Experienced bookkeeper with computer experience necessary. Job costing experience an asset. 281-1511 ONE LITIGATION SECRETARY AND ONE REAL ESTATE SECRETARY Experienced preferred Pickering 839-5297 Ontario. LIS 3X9, Attention: Yolanda Broom. (070392) 130 Sales Helpl Agents 120 ... Hellp - 7Q d W you are over 45 and have able YEN with trucks will do recently been laid off, you rep household moves, cleanup )obs, quality for training assistance. DIP/CERT. Lotus, Wordperfect. odd jobs. decorating. paimreqq, "hi rg Call Carl Jans, 427. D -bass, word. aoL11aC, bedford, or 2856. autocad. Ventura, pagemakw, - Harvard, Corel and Systems Analyst Financial assistance f=lea Market 1 0 210 L available for eligible students m reovai d erne stains, odours under 45 or over who do not p.m, by appointment '061'92) qualify for free training. Durham FOR 3ale• sofa and marching Business Computer College, swivel chair. Beige, valour, high 427.3010. (TF) back. $325 or best offer. 83$1 _ -- 6060.(070592) _ 130 Sales Help/ Agents - - Articles 220 $899C or beet offer Call Frank For Sale - For Rent FOR Sale - Hawk Fibreglass aper 6. 576-0150. (070992SNC) buck cap. white, $400 or test St HEINT- MAN Upright PInFO - offer. Minnkota 28 thrust troll - message. 619.0877 iTF) Ing motor. weedless prop and mahogany mahogany wrtn gory keys. Fully k marine battery, $350 or best offer Four man ICE but with auger, $250. St B Bauer NEW AND USED CAR mountain bike, one year old. SALESPEOPLE $250.623-9107. (070792SNC) 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 OPLYUTH CHRYSLER 135 Skilled Help 13 Dr- Skilled Help 135 Skilled Help MEMO 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 The Greer Galloway Group Inc. Engineers, Planners and Landscape Architects 1415 King Street (Hwy. 2) Courtice, Ontario L1 E 2J6 CHEVROLET • OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC requires GENERAL SERVICE TECHNICIAN Bring resume in person to: DAVID COOK REQUIRED GENERAL MECHANIC to work in a part- time position Sunday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. for service centre. Please send resume to File #5012. Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario CRIB and mattress and mobile. very good condition. $100 o.b.o. Please call 433-1910. (070792SNC) MOTOROLA Cellular Portable phone and Motorola Transportable. Both new, lowest Price guaranteed. (416) 733- 1825.(071692) CARPET - I have new Stain - master and 10D% nylon carpet. Will do livingroorn and hall for $360 . includes carpel. pad. plus nstallation (30 yards). Steve 789-2068. (073192) WALLPAPER clearance - over 1.000 rolls from 99 cents to $9.95 adouble roll and more. Open 5 days per week. Mon.- Pn.. 9-6 pm. Sat. 9.5 P 623- 6981. 236981. 65 K ng St. F. Bowman- vdle (TF) AJAX Paikenng Appiances no •easonabie offer relused. Fuly guaranteed reconditioned appliances. Come -take us a deal. 427-6784, 467 westney Rd. S Ajax (TF) SANYO IBM Compal, 256 K. 2 floppy drive. plus software $250 Call 683-4033 after 5 (070592) FREE skids for firewood 717 iV [AU k�4�••V AW/-.•�.. -/IWY ••-.r,••, Ir' -N ylsll✓e/etaL /�-tt •�� .�...... Basket 2 Q �6 �.3. Qsale •1 a ' Drives Whlttamore's W/F Berry Farm Pick Your Own STRAWBERRIES Picking Times Mon. - Fri. 6 am - 9 pm Sat. & Sun. 6 am - 2 pm Located on Steeles Ave., 4 miles east of Markham Road (Hwy. #48) Phone: 294-3275 for more information 210 Flea Market 210 Flea Market LARGE NEW FLEA MARKET OPENING IN COURTICE THIS MONTH AT FORMER HENRY BUILDALL LOCATION 1696 Bloor St. Interested vendors should hurry in to site July 6-10, 1 p.m. -9 p.m. to book a good spot. or call 436-1024 Wilson Rd. Call first and askfa 250 Garage Yard 250 Garage Yard Mark 725-3630. (TFALL) Sales Sales SOLID oak and Fine furniture. Kilcnen and vannas. Buy dreg Irom one of the largest manufac- YARD SALE ON SATURDAY JULY 4 hirers r Ontario. Avoid tins rnd- Cis mar. Eg. 7 h. Oak double 19 EMPSON COURT pedes; al table, $741, 5 « oak Numarms Items, inc,;.c rg red Lbular steal bunk beds, sirg.e pedestal lab's. $399. -CROs taCies, book sheaves, antertainment units, 000Ks, sl"t, bed. $645. penal post !over Sk3:e5. etc. 686-3438. Apartments bed. f49in yallour solid a veneer 355 Motorcycles 400 For Rent Finished �n your more d star _ _ 985-8774 of 985-8330 (070992) 290 pets -Supplies- 300 Automobiles MOTORCYCLE, A„!o,loo.r RECEIVER SALE A. Farber Consulting Ltd. In its capacity as receiver and manager of A&J TRUCK CENTRE INC. is conducting a sale of the Company's remaining Parts Inventory, Truck Parts, Shelves, Tools Save up to 60% on cost value 3 days only July 2nd, 3rd & 4th 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 1045 Toy Avenue Pickering (Brock & Bayty) 1992 Chev S 1 C pick up. black, coags, and chrome, Ducks and Console. amrfm cassette. $15.000 576-0196 after 4 p.m ,070292SNC) 1987 Crev Wrangler. suss¢e li 2 !or pickup. one owner. V8. auto. ps . po . amfm stereo cassette, excellent condition. real light !ruck. $5295 aenified. Call 4279722 anylime suss. Bg -owl Sales. (070392; 340 Auto Parts & Repairs IMM Salari 9 passenger van, loaded. 35.000 km wrtanty. Air conditioning, cruise, pw.. pl., pm., stereo, hitch, roofraclks, tined windows, much more. As- king $/6,900. Call 686-4854. IgM Blazer 4x4, fully loaded, mint condition, $13,000 or best offer. 430-8017. (071492SNC) 330 Trailers 35' Park model trailer, with Florida room and cover deck. Furnished, sleeps eight. Lo- cated within one hour of Aiax in Five Star Fainly park. Asking $21.900 686-3671.(070392) 19 ft. trailer for rent, sleeps 6, available weekly or weekends. Please call 579-8146 for further Information (071092SNC) 1988 31 ft. Prowler - Park Model with IQ -out, patio doors, rear bedroom with queensize bed, in- cludes deck, awning and shed Asking (15.500, Of best offer Please call 372.5570. 355 Motorcycles 1991 Haney Davidson (FXSTS) Springer. $14,000. 576-0196 after 4 p m. f07O292SNC) 1984 Honda Intercepter 500. irmtaculate. only 14,000 kms., $2699. Serviced and certified Must be seer phone 6661666 340 Auto Parts & Repairs CARS PAINTED 5000 + materials (Customer sands & masks) 683-2998 Clear coat available. BLINDS, custom made. Boarding For Sale aer nd aropty ns,,•arce. Low ve•!:Ca s. venotians, great apt- soar s. CL grand, digital.a keyboards. CLOCKS - tree farm pr farm preferred Dog house rates. call Marsha at 427-3595. quairty. Large selection, tantas- URINE -ERASE guarantees 19a6 Mote Carlo SS, rein.; Monday -Saturday � a.m - 9 tic pnoes. FREE satimail s and m reovai d erne stains, odours den, exercise-oor-,. pool will sauna and wnirpooi Squaw p.m, by appointment '061'92) Installati000ndrtcr. oonWnent m-rt27 'nom carpet RegarCi1c' star tow m 4a9e. summer --------- -- shopping shopping 518.3827- ages nr toil •nee rotor-tato1 cinver, air con . tinted wnndows. 4 00 (062892SNC) 1i Reidwl Chemvcais Limited 1 $899C or beet offer Call Frank 365 Marine - For Rent 000 -56 -ERASE. (062192) aper 6. 576-0150. (070992SNC) show quaJoy. $500 each. Cas HEINT- MAN Upright PInFO - - message. 619.0877 iTF) 550-3139. (070992SNC) pt/., anniffm stereo, Al Condition. mahogany mahogany wrtn gory keys. Fully k PUREBRED Cooerman 1966 S�nbwd GT Turbo, certAed ars HP Evmrude tank. 1044. ebus by R. Lowrey. S230C, An Pinschers. CKC registered. tad 06&cx and silver, new ex^.aust $60C obo. 45 gallon gyarum exceptional Heinlzman -O- docked. dewormed, 1 red. 3 rnand". new !.res, new !.ming wkh cabinet. $350 obo. 6.5 155 upright, walnut. $3500 phone black 'armies. 3 blain -tabs. belt. ciean u•side and out, as- rfle. S20C 000. Snap on t 7 x 1 430-7894. ,070292) Pupp es ready to go Call king 53000 Or best offer. Phone 8 impact'. too'. S; 5C.=ork:ft dd- anytime. 655-5468 ;070>.921 Make at , A 16-668-1944 after 6 ly for $50. 1677 Bayonw for $75. PIANOS GRANDFATHER •^>149�,yC 4 6860x4 (062892` Oshawa South End .2'7- 5 S65U borer S550 ac e cr S350 .3 zW :r ,y •. :.a stove 725-4896 CLOCKS Pianos, rent to own. a tamale geran TWO year ow m free to a good homa. p v I 1985 Cutlass Suprreme. V6. air, 30 " Cnos Crattwood. Cully SPACIOUS air Condrrioned. apt- soar s. CL grand, digital.a keyboards. CLOCKS - tree farm pr farm preferred Dog house pd • arT►trn Cassese. new equpped, in the water at Pon one tearoom wtr, solarium and delivery and set up. Cali Telep 'ncluded. 623-9107. pant, excellent con" or �ar�rgtor. $900C o b o Call 619.2089 ;C7C192; den, exercise-oor-,. pool will sauna and wnirpooi Squaw and take advantage d our low overhead warehouse prices, PUREBRED goden retriever CKC $3595 Days. a28-1985 or everrngs.428-2127 (07C 192) Apartments ". the works. pat•odw .-- door, V6, auto. pa.. pb.. air. Ls. pups. registered. ready showroom cond2ion. f1B,800, Bowmanllle. 623-5585. 4 00 Oerground parK,rg, CLI row 4331491. (070292) end d July. both parents top 1994 Mazda 626 Lx car. 2 door - For Rent E enings atter 6 or leave a AN71OUE dining room table and show quaJoy. $500 each. Cas hatchbaa 5 speed good gas childcare experience, message. 619.0877 iTF) 4 chairs. $720. Call 728-8352. 986-0687. (070792) mileage. excellent running (070792SNC) Automobiles Condition . Fury loaded, $3200 or HOT dog carts -batt pr p. fully For Sale best otter Phone 721.9831 stainless steel, high quality. we (070392) good otdprtun4y to tram your own 1992 Chev Lumina 4 door, 111x4 Olds. Cierra ES. one business. Call (413) 322-0699 or maroon cloth trim. fully owner, mntaculate condition, 4 (416) 340-0470. (071292) equipped. white. 95M kms.. door, V6, auto. pa.. pb.. air. Ls. 230 Articles showroom cond2ion. f1B,800, Bowmanllle. 623-5585. amNm Cassano stereo, must be seers. (3295 certified. cad 427- Wanted 101 Buick Century, 4 door, V6, 9722 anytime. Russ, Big Town (07° ' (302► Ps•. IIb•. amVtrll stereo. au, air. tit. stereo cassava. 29.000 Saks- (070392) 1530 Dundas St. E. Lin 7L5WANTED 1 11 - stoves, fridge, washer and dryers• working or kms., certified, $114,400- a best 1913 Cavin, 4 door, 5 speed, Cam cow. 728-4988. (070392) standard transmission. Great Whftby, Ont. Day Care 1 60 not. Also wed' Pickup truck (newer than 1978). Call /tfio Chu Camila 4 door, V6, location, well maintained, certified. $,250. car a3, a776. Wanted Pickering, 420-6833. (TF) G.bitpl.. a/c..cruim .. thti INDUSTRIAL Mechanic NANNY/HOUSEKEEPER YIIAN7E0to srltWl , dirk 9, 70 ) MOM excellent shape, $8500. required. Full time seasonal Da Care Day 1 60 wai - Fr' Monday �• iore-io• tent trailer, matkirrsum 800 los-' no leaks please. Car between 9 4l&eBS7611 leave 193 Fade Grand V8 M Position, 4 months. .tart Wanted Pickwirg h« hao boys- apes 1*0 a pm. 8394279. (070392) (07° ' (302► Ps•. IIb•. amVtrll stereo. au, irlsrtsdistw,r- $10.$12R1r. Apply BBSSan- 9"WHOUSEKEEPER - live d person. AiRd.. Beach Rd., and sok months. Slant October 1. Requires fluent English 9 -m,-9 Computer t 1188 Cavalier ova on, one best over. Must sal. Days or 9 evenings. 404-0972 or 1.416- owner. 4 cYliridw, 5 speed. pis., Pi Pickering. g kL not, smokes, with imonw, ro childcare experience, �� f✓rde0 550-3139. (070992SNC) pt/., anniffm stereo, Al Condition. swimmer. Ajax, 427-8338. references. Call 839-9272. excellent dean -running car. 1M1 Impala, ps-, pb.. V8, good BRAKE operator - .ttpwiwlo.d (070582) (0705%) Onfy $3796 art(rted Cal( 127 condition certified $1800 o b o Ifor nigh ak,;,'inum. mien Day Care Day Care 5 Years experience- Must be 165 Available 165 Available able to do set-up, bend atowrws. and work with mini- mus supervision. Brock Rd. and 401. Pickering area• Wages negotiable, Cal for appoketheirL 420.1044. (070192) 160 Day Care Wanted MATURE babysitter required in 280 Lost & Found ickerinp arca Io 34 on" perDAYCARE available in my week Ssa ldr in In o tMh for 3 EXPERIENCED nanny will care horde, (Harwood/401) mature, LOST - female Siamese, tabby young a (0701 In our honks. �g.glr,�, (07018, for children In my home. reliable mother of one. Nutritious mot. Bebe, white feet, black tail, EXPERIENCED caregiver re- Reasonable rates' call after 6 meals, snacks, fenced yard, blue eyes. Wean white flea ginned in my home to care for P.m. 43D-2736. (070592) dose to Lad Elgin School. collar. Rands Rd/Apate area. BABYSITTER on vacation a IU7 Receipts given, full timelpart 427-3836- (070592) fire Infant o four mals, 5 days time. Days, 688.3463. (0701 921 - a week from 8.5 mBeginningNeed tertporary daycare by the p. CALL CLASSIFIED September, 1992. Pickering day, week or the summer] fuer your lid bcahion. ran -smacker, relwwi- Structured activities and sae Y tOdiY 570 -SM tM required. Cal( 839.3686. fenced yard. Frenchman Bay. 579-2238 1070502) Cal Debbie, 831.7510. (07039 2) Alk 9722 anytime. Russ, Bop Toter Call 669.9773 after 5 p.m. Sales. (070192CII (07MV2) Is" Mazda 323 DX charms 1900 VW Rabbit, very good grey, 5 speed. new brakes. condition. V*rY cam• manual certified, great condition. transmlesion, ideal lot saident. 150.000 kms. $3200. Cal 633 --W car Or COkKWr. Best 5536. (070582) offer. Call 831-6247. (070392) 1$M Pontiac 6000 LE. 4 door. 1979 EI Camino. 350 V8. auto. air con., auto, extra clean. Power iodcR 12200- Car 576- canlied. low kris. 1988 SOW. 4 6452 evenings. (070292) door. auto, low kms.. mortified. Cal 728.0817. (070292) Automobiles 1987 Dodge Omani, 4 door, im- necukte condition, 4 new tires, mortlied. $2000. Cal anytime, 6664373. (070992SNC) 1987 Toyota Camry, auto, loaded, excellent condition. $7500. 839.7776. (070792) 11186 Cavalier, 2 door, hatchback. automatic, bucket swats. AM/FM caseetle stereo, 4 cylinder, 119.000 kms., excel- lent condition. Asking $3250 certified. Phone 725-0985. 305 Wanted $ CARS WANTED S TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR SCRAP CARS 683-2998 Anytime APARTMENT RENTALS CHOICE LOCATIONS IN OSHAWA NO RENTAL FEE TO YOU! VALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 579.1626 OR . AJAX 77 &33 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. 57424819. Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m. PICKERING - one bedroom WHITBY three bedroom in basement apartment, Rouge duplex, walk to Go. fridge, stove, Valley area. Partially furnished. parking. 5850 plus hydro, also 2 parking, cable included. Non bedroom cower apartment. $650 smoker, available July 1. $625. inclusive. July 1. 286-2091. First and last. 286-1957. (o70290 LARGE two bedroom apartment LARGE two bedroom apenmem with balcony in quiet building. In Colborne, inckldss balcony. Walk to Oshawa Centre, appliances, parking. $502 Laundry and parking available. monthly plus unties. First and $825 includes utilities. Available last required. Phone 355.1577 now. Call 6663297. (070292) or 344.7317, leave message. Alk 9722 anytime. Russ, Bop Toter Call 669.9773 after 5 p.m. Sales. (070192CII (07MV2) Is" Mazda 323 DX charms 1900 VW Rabbit, very good grey, 5 speed. new brakes. condition. V*rY cam• manual certified, great condition. transmlesion, ideal lot saident. 150.000 kms. $3200. Cal 633 --W car Or COkKWr. Best 5536. (070582) offer. Call 831-6247. (070392) 1$M Pontiac 6000 LE. 4 door. 1979 EI Camino. 350 V8. auto. air con., auto, extra clean. Power iodcR 12200- Car 576- canlied. low kris. 1988 SOW. 4 6452 evenings. (070292) door. auto, low kms.. mortified. Cal 728.0817. (070292) Automobiles 1987 Dodge Omani, 4 door, im- necukte condition, 4 new tires, mortlied. $2000. Cal anytime, 6664373. (070992SNC) 1987 Toyota Camry, auto, loaded, excellent condition. $7500. 839.7776. (070792) 11186 Cavalier, 2 door, hatchback. automatic, bucket swats. AM/FM caseetle stereo, 4 cylinder, 119.000 kms., excel- lent condition. Asking $3250 certified. Phone 725-0985. 305 Wanted $ CARS WANTED S TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR SCRAP CARS 683-2998 Anytime APARTMENT RENTALS CHOICE LOCATIONS IN OSHAWA NO RENTAL FEE TO YOU! VALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 579.1626 OR . AJAX 77 &33 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. 57424819. Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m. PICKERING - one bedroom WHITBY three bedroom in basement apartment, Rouge duplex, walk to Go. fridge, stove, Valley area. Partially furnished. parking. 5850 plus hydro, also 2 parking, cable included. Non bedroom cower apartment. $650 smoker, available July 1. $625. inclusive. July 1. 286-2091. First and last. 286-1957. (o70290 LARGE two bedroom apartment LARGE two bedroom apenmem with balcony in quiet building. In Colborne, inckldss balcony. Walk to Oshawa Centre, appliances, parking. $502 Laundry and parking available. monthly plus unties. First and $825 includes utilities. Available last required. Phone 355.1577 now. Call 6663297. (070292) or 344.7317, leave message. +*'AGLJ�+A-7ItfLi�b'AiATJrZaITaS�rtMrfSY/L,;jVfil-l,-lltlOri .��` _ . _ PAG 32 -A -THE A . ivul 1, 9772 400 AR 'ts 400 Ap F� Ren 400 AP Fo" Rents t BLUEWATER PARK WHITBY APARTMENTS I bedroom suites and 2 bedroom suites, In immaculately maintained building, broadloom, 3 appliances, pool, snooker table, games room, tennis courts, exercise room, laundry facilities and covered parking. 101 Kathleen St. W. Mon. -Fri. 9-7 & Sat. -Sun. 12-5 S 571-3522 CORSH E PORATION AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartment n family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances. laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground oa•lung included. Call 683-6021 it:�s u+r a elle lriNlThlk \TIt1\. ... _.. LOWER level apartment, two bedroom. kitchen, livingroom, 5 min. from GO train, fenced backyard• separate entrance, heat, hydro, first and last. $650. 471-4740 or 642-3164. (0701921 410 Ho""I's w Rent AJAX - complete 3 bedroom end unit townhouse, garage, driveway. appliances included, close to schools. Available August 1. 244-8493 or 839. 8956. (070792) NEW large furnished bachelor - Townhouses room, private entrance, laundry, cable. phone, non smoker. $120 420 For Rent weekly. Dixie and Glenanna. $875 a month and up. Close to 831.8125. (070592) PICKERING - 3 bedroom OSHAWA -2bradroombachelor townhouse, garage. 4 appliances. 1 1/2 baths, $950 $395 monthly apartments for monthly. 839.2972 (070592) rent, available immediately and PICKERMIG - (Rosefleld Finch). July 1. Laundry facilities on OSHAWA - two and three premises. Call 5793583 or 728- bedroom townhouses, includes 9345. (070292) all utilities. 4 appliances. Close WHITBY - one bedroom. near to schools and amenities. Call PICKERING Village - two 434.3972. (070992) mp bedroom main floor apartment, accepting applications for our __ +til.,., Ana aimlmm nisi_ THREE bedroom townhouse in large kitchen, laundry room, air South Oshawa In small, quiet con., parking, $775. 286.9209 complex All utilities included. eve. 427-0622. (070392) $875 a month and up. Close to yard and parking, 5 air condi- shopping. Please call 725-2601 CENTRAL VVfr tib - spacious y before 9 p m. (071292) dean 2 bedroom plus den in _ -- quiet adult building. $895 in- PICKERMIG - (Rosefleld Finch). dudes an utilities plus laundry. Large 3 bedroom, townhouse. Available August 1. 263-2871 or Available August 1. $970 plus 263-4125. (070792) utilrt,os. 683-9713 after 6 p.m. WHITBY - one bedroom. near (C 70392) GO station, parking, spacious. BOREUA Co Op in Pon Perry is fireplace. $595 inclusive. August accepting applications for our 1.6995287 (070792) membership waiting list. One inckndec. Cal 4332562. leave LARGE bed sming room, avail - room apartment' $534. two bedWHITBY -North West, main bedroom apartment. $639. 2 floor 3 bedroom semi. 3 bedroom townhouse. $682. 3 appliances, A.C, $850 . 60% bedroom townhouse. $786. Cal utilities. 686-3929. Diane. 965-0423 (070392) TWO beCroom aoa,1-eat for AJAX . near the take beau dor anytime. (070592) --- rent. located in Pickering.SE50 basement wakout ilMh private AJAX east Hampton -one Rooms To monthly, private antrance. non smoker preferred. Available July yard and parking, 5 air condi- bedroom. 5 appliances. air. 430 Rent 1. Cal! anytime for details. 427- toned rooms. I!vin room, g $750. Available August 1. Cap 1788 cher 5 p •^ ;070292) kitchen. bedroom. master Mark at 619-0696. (070892) AJAX soot- "un use of house AJAX -two bedroom basement bedroom and den. Perfect for couple fe5C all incki"l 265- OSHAWA new budding in con- including laundry facilities, rt spa ,,nem. large livmngroom, 4 2581. (070592) venom kXand two ation. One ao kdchw. non-smoker. available piece bathroom. $675 dos sOx DAVE 683-3730 bedroom apartment wdn hedge July 6. $80 weekly. F+rSOW1. utilities Available July 1 291. UPPER level house. two and store, ParkingarC ufillies 839.7695x427-0318 (070592) 0760. (070792) bedroom, Itvingroorm. kitchen. inckndec. Cal 4332562. leave LARGE bed sming room, avail - A J A X - large b r i h t one 9 garage. 5 min from GO train, diol -a -bus. 1750 neat. hydro. message. (060592) - _ -- _- abie : n secluded farm house, car DedroOrm basement apartr•ent. Inst and hat. Photo4-1-4740w jlouses ween=ia'' "on slick r Pte' For Private entrance, 4 piece bath, 642.3164 (C70192) $375 per month. 683-2116. 410 Rent fridge. stove. pnvate laundry all occasions, have my own (070592) taahtres. parking, available Aug KERING Whites Rd. - 3 boldnoo_ma^ flppr, urge and PICKERING Go - _ verpbpi arc ONE bedroom IOr ehMm available I.$60C montniy - 1r3 utilmes. 683-9453 (07099?) all,a l[ ar,rachve. New paint, grey uu y 1 Full use of house. al Bayiy - 3 bedroom House appliances. f,rsalast. 5400 AVAILABLE immediately - broadloom, 4 appliances. children welcome (Caring apartment. Large kitchen, 4 appliances, air con. parking, mon,nly, ndusew. 420 099. Oshawa Wi`ilby apartment landlord), $1000 utilities $985 plus 60% utilities 290- (070 92) pudding. spacious. carpeted. included 4967222. (07079'2) 5157. (070292) _ UVERPOOL and Finch - room .new~ painted. close to bus and shopping, KERING -dean 2 bedroom PICKbas*Ee^• AJAX detached 3 bedroom. in house. share ktchen and 4 Oulet- utilities included. rho m 1250 sq tt., garage. 3 baths. piece bath wit^ 2 others. pets. t rsvlast required. One apartme�! walk lanced yard, ledge. stove. 42, 7687 (1370,92) bedroom, $600 or two bedroom' Go. separate entrance, no pets Available dishwasher. dishwasher. $1 150 Pius Litltiet. CLEAN q u e t rooms f o r 3700 4300 34 (070'32) -Nod irrrnedla!e1y. S65C includes References. 6833110 peraonsittudents, TWO bedroom basement apart -utilities. utilities. 420-7079. (070292) or 68038288! (070392)ernpbyeC separate kitchen. bathrooms. "Tent for rem, 11600,montNy or 3 OSHAWA !hree bedroom AJAX SummerNII Estates. 4 Parking, bus Near Rouge bedroom bungalow for sate. in- -'large bedroom. 3 yore new. Trbute Valley Weeky_ f85 -f'00 286 eluding apartr ill Wear Rouge apartment r duplex home. 3000 sq.t' appiances. 2459 (C7C392: Valley. GO 7,ai- 283-1573 plu0.s rear an am -r r! ss' $795 pros (negotiable •eductron in ex- . 11500 per month plus utilities. BURCHERBAYLY - room 1 t070292) change for rraRttenance work, Call George. 282-4803 days rent.shared fac.ihes, deck. BASEMENT app . " mwi or rent. Phone evenings. (416) 59 8 only ("392) _ Bac Him Htub, $325 monthly. Clear.*!, lots d s..^ Private .., 2666. (070292) _ NORTHWEST Oshawa ' year 6832306 (0701912) ent•a^ce. lacuzzi. Darkling. lncfgsstove. non-smoker rvo ONE and Tore bedroom aper.- ole bungalow. 3 bedrooms. large PICKERING rooms for ern in pets. suitable for one person marts n Oshawa '-.OnveniMht r ItA�r and'ar-utyoom. finished ,large eaetutve home. ';:m couDie- Avatabis nvredWeiy location. dear, no last months basement. garage, air or unfurnished will Cable FrsLlatt. Couple $690 or single. •ant •equ roe S69C • bedroom.. conditioning. 5 appliances. no small trdge. References a must $590 619!092 1070 92: $7.5 Urge t bedroom. $750 2 Pots Sf 56montnly 668-1520. For information, please cal bedroom. Ava+labb August 1 (070792) voce. 837.2109. (070192) NEW bright apart went r heart Cas 4360477 after 5 pm, Cal AJAX urnisned room : V P-ckenng in new pr vat* 72336'5 (07 992) AJAX three bedroom Sem b l tonne kN non ssmakin 'some- Including alp u! ':itres. - BASEMENT, bachelor apart- bungalow Main floor with four rn. ae. sties. appliances References, first tenni-' use of al fxttec. .n xrknf Caws ideal for 2 adults 3745 month y. 683.404!. aleft! yin!^ krtchenitra. sen con- and Usk Asking $675 Pius 1,2 eluding ^✓ roOrrl laurtd 070392) tamed 4 piece bath, pnvate heat. hydro No pets Call 298- $90 weeky or bedatt &••Tr, entrance, non otter, female in iud 9745. (07059?) On smoking male. mc A DEAL in Atax - one bright preferred S50C rmbntny Cal T. V . fridge. m i c r o wave bedroom bsermert apartment. Roslyn. 839-9497 (070592) BROCK Rd. and 401excellent separate entrance $100 weekl dishwasher - 4 appliances lour bedroom famyroom with 4283268. (070592) Laundry. suit femaie $435 PICKERING V,Ilage - 2 fireplace, central air, all inckAwo. 428-6133. (070592) bedroom, mar floor apartment. appynces, close to everything. PICKERING - room for rem. in separate "vi -groom and Available July 10 420-9308. crudes usa of all facilities AJAX lar the Lake - basement dinmgroom, large kitchen, (0705W parking, $400 monthly bacelor apai int, available laundry. air con., parfung. $775. - -- -- - --- inclusive. References rewired July 1 for mature working 427.0622 or 286-9209. IMMACULATEmine bedroom 619.0167, alk for Rick individual. $500 first and last. even, (0 W) mi senow Oshawa Centre, rec - PICKERING - Farpon Rd. ar Ca'I after 6 p. m 427-3178. (070192) LARGE bleernent apartment in room, large yard• quw crescent. trldge and stove, $1010 plus room in Urge 5 bedroom hone. new tiorre for single person. In- utilities. Available Juy 2. Call Shared kitchen, laundry, PICKERING - one bedroom, crudes utilities and laundry 434-5995 after 6. (0707921 IivngrOOrn. Mall a female un - self -contained basement facility. $140/wwesky. 434-6eo9, der 25 prokwyed. $290 monthly. apartment. Whites and Ok- OSHAWA - Taunton/Simcoe Cal 420.75%. (070292) lahoma area. No pets,$600 WHITBY - central large 3 b.droam duplex' a," . „ewer 2 bedroom upper Shared monthly, utilities and cable apartment lbpr a hbute, large kitchen and450 included. Call 420-0125. parking. no peK, first and last Imingroom, fridge and stow. ACCOMITL months right required. Available laundry room. $800 per month, alloas AJAX - billet and Specious walk August 1. $900 plus utilities. utilities included. FirsVlast, AJAX - lour bedroom exeaAive out basement apartment for rent- Cal 6866622. (0707912) available July 1. NO PETS. 683 home, private farnlyroan, ai Two bedmorts, eat -in kitchen, PORT Perry - 2 bedroom ground 2996. (070792) con.. laundry. parting. irtteroom. ,ridge and stow, cable. Aval- able August 1. Cal 6668469. floor apartment, fridge, stow CLEAN spacious three bedroom Others. system, share with2 others. Basement gym. non and imisies included. Available townhouse. wak oil basement. smaker, f375 plus. Cal 429- OSHAWA . oozy two bedroom July 1. FirsUtast, refw*nCes, backs onto ravine, all 9214. (07019th apartment, fridge. stow. sell Cal between 9 and 5.965.4455. apps thicaa, newhbourhood. - LET met accomodate kitchen, laundry, parking, evenings and waskerids. 905- Morningside/Finch. Available you beautiful home to hardwood floors, asking $650. 3611.(070302) immediately. 420.9308. spacious Immediate. 430.2143 leaveow SOUTH Ajax - one bedroom share wrth non smoker. Pecker (0 tomes (071692Sh1C basement, inc including host, ing area. backing onto park. AJAX Central - 4 bedroom, Atiai{able when you are. WCKERING - large 2 bedroom central air. hydro. cable, share dihingtoorn. ivwptoom• Md_V mor". Cal 420-6177 or basement apartment in new laundry, broadccmbd, separate 2 appliances. $975 + 60% 1687, (070562) home. Separate entrance, 4 entrance, near bus. 8675. Non upliies• Large backyard, pivme AJAX SWLW oss, $780 monthly. Cobb smoker. fimVlast. 686-7831. sant p Acne pill".6,83.8766. (070192) and utiilm included. No pa firsVlast. Available J 31. Cal bedrooms, ONE bedroom pr eterrod, should ilia PICKERING - 1958 Memory retriever dog. Kitchen and 886-6642. (0 in oiler apattwt buiding. 17 Lyre - 3 bedroom 1 V2 baths, laundry faeik es. Parke -a Quebec SL ( xill af*4- res looml, garage. aralabb SePII $350 monthly. 686-8506. PICKERING - two bedroom $420 m0ni pis hydro Avail- 1. SM plus uliities. No pas. ��� Vi tape basement, new home able irsrndM*. Cal SMpfen, Credit chock. 839.2436. - Prof es atp)>iaoes, laundry, yard. row 571-3229. (070792) (p7p162) sional non snokor to than Go. 401. Pas weloorne. $700. 1 Bright one � home. offers outdoor haat PNNW.§NM Fnnchmare Bay - pool and jacuzzi. fNplaca 636-1107.(070192) n� apartrrwlL unique 2 bedroom bungalow, central air, pialkingif closer to GREAT Valve - Oshawa one Quin neighbourhood, includes renovated kitchen. bathroom. it Wil not las. 8100rnttortetly Ill Mlroorm aonplsNy, rwwvaa1. Lm". parking. unities. Now broadloom, dock. backs onto 428-6120. (070192) sky4phll fitly nsrpslsd. 4 piss Oshawa Centro. $530 monthly. cowrvation and Waller. $975 +. C0 ndos bathroom. private entrance. Plano al 4263963 or 666- August 1. 420-3778 or 839- 455 ,clean. backy, alar!. parking, lobackyard 7671. (07o3a2) 8218.(07100M Rent quiet. $550 includes udlties. ONE and two - - conn wlYs, AJAX - Wesiney. Rgehis - 4 WHTBY - clean two bedroom 579-7196. (070292) Oshawa 6plex, 8590-8840 bedroom, 4 bath, finished condo two appla„cog, Sm par tIy18TBV - am bettoom alliin-WOmW vi res vinkit. and last Inert in logal eta. Avaiable, and 1, FroAn . central Rell. piesse. Cal 7ri references. Call Edith, 430• pas and mxud more. Available 10 ) July 1, fridge, stove, two a !X199. (1070792) July, $1500 mo,Tthly plus badkyam, Pill" W-9ky rope utilli.e. 683.5337. (070792) Ottke Retail faorfties. 470.7588. (070302) AVAILABLE Atgwt 1 -south 460 Oshawa, 303 Banff Ave., 2 PICKERING Village - luxury Spence PICKERING - Woodvrew lana - teaalalor l>esenwm 4)arvnew. clean bedroom basement pyMae entrance. use 3000 plus sq.ft. 4 bedrooms, Ibary. 3 baths, prennuirn lot, A-1 PAW and (800-7.000 sq.00 wp4rse errtrana. As" i820 , a laundry. Helga. slave, clow to pa s large dads ,e at air, security, inoffice 'plan pored s o aping m a well anchored shopping Inclusive. No pets. Available bus. schoiuls. No double tertosd, appfan- in awa �� Clocations. kftmodW*. 5060438 other 6 pHs• 8625 m cin" P� tom• 5entris cot and more. $1500 plus 76-6956 orrime 579. p.m. (0705812) 723.0619, leave message. utilities. 427-2374. (070 1110 1626. (071982) Business Home Services Improvements HOUSESITTER . to look after your pets, plants, mail, etc. So you can rest peacefully while you're away. Cal Michelle at 416-404.2948, leave message. (07(7292) Driving Schools ALL SAFE PRO DRIVERS. Certified Instruction from Professional Teachers. Days • Evenings Weekends. Home or B'Isfness pick-up. 281-1622 Home Moving, Improvements Storage Soso- VAZ GENERAL 2_Wall CONTRACTING Specializing in all carpentry, custom homes, additions b roofing. - - Kitchens 6 bathrooms, windows - Waterproof - basements, ceramic tiles 8 hardwood floors -15 yrs. exp. For free estimates call 683-5818 COMPLETE HOME RENOVATION WORK Performed by Licensed Tradesmen! Specializing in: Plumbing, Ceramic Tiling, Drywall In- stallation & Finishing, I Complete Bathrooms, Basement Finishin S A B Driving schools. 3 les- ` Small Jobs Welcome. sons and test, $75. 10 lessons. OUalil Work, $150. Call 267-3060. (0 708W) y Reasonable Rates. Flooring, Call Darren at 4MW21 Carpeting HARDEN CONSTRUCTION & ROOFING "Quality to Last" 721-2066 Licensed 5 Insured ONTACT ARTAGE MOVING & CARTAGE -782-9819- Can as, daytime a tfffening Proudly Serving Southern Ontario AJAX Moving Systems -null services, moves, appliance and piano specialists• flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units Now offering free boxes with move. Call 427- 0005. (TF) Painting, Decoratinq INTERIOR and exterior painting. Good pl good work. For free estimates. call Met. 576-6553. -f DARBON TILE LEAKING TUBS 3 References available, call (070792) Lucas. PROFESSIONAL painting and I'mfessional SHOWER STALLS 839-2451 wallpapering.1 room or whole Ceramic Repaired & renovated. Wan& floor ties supplied house, guaranteed lowest rates. DUALITY work by lather and No lob's too small. Quality Installation 8 installed Ml Visa, son team. Well experienced. worltmanshp guaranteed Cal I work In your home BBB LOWEST PRICESI hard working Renovations. 4362505 anytime. (TF) like it was mine. Free estimates Cal additions. decks, etc. Cal us for a free estimate 571-1263 &l or PROFESSIONAL panting - in - For free estimate~, call4t�y Berne. Progressive ie Rod. Oshawa. (070992) tenor and exterior drywall taping, DAVE 683-3730 725-9177, 24 hr answering. FENCES and decks at discount plastering and spray. Calf Alfredo or Hefia, 723-1337. • M removal • e■col" CARPET installations - free estimates, restretching a specialty. Reasonable rates. 9871799 or 967-1800. D 8 N Duncan. (TFWFS) Gardening, LandscaDina Blade it Shade tO ALL • Clean windows • Garage d yard clean tC • Lawn b landscaping • Eavestroughs • pruning • Seal driveways • Small moving jobs. Call 436-0456 Daces. Post hole digging and (072492) seining. 6832691 (070792) PROFESSIONAL Painting and HOME Improvements and Walt Paper Hanging. Excellent repairs. Basements, add-ons, references. call for free doors, decks. lanae and trim, estimates. 6838780. 1062892) At Streeter Wood WoAung. 436 9207. (TF) Party Housecleaning Services MAGICIAN, clown, friends. Landscaping Ltd. k JOURNEYMAN eiecl• c a^GRANDMA S Cor-pany - g,fien Ready to entertain for any age, ((once t9 Spoicial�z�ng in service changes, dean. (no chemicals), nornes any occassion. Birthdays. -nielork11-0-,etwunitails rewiring, additions and andofices-WeOffer-Morher-m- promotions. openings. -wood docks renovations All work law- clean. Police security fundra6ers, Magic shows • wear rock gardens A soddrq guaranteed. free estimates. Call divc*ed Bondied and insured. funl Lettuce Heb. 8397057 ;Awlvi wirill 420x320( TFA) 725-9177, 24 hr answering. 728-8334. (TF) • M removal • e■col" mower. Very W"Pom-, thiole (072392) us a cell. Pawl 576-il . RFL •oodfit.nset -2yr"ar'lle ARTISTIC Masory- specal¢- n RABBIT wants work doing -16M ng in fireplaces and chimney BEST hard working reliable mag C for children's partes and •epalrs. Works with bricks. Person, 15 years experience, all occasions, have my own b oCks and stones of al kinds. will 00 housework by the day. mei Call Ernie. 668.4932 SP Interlock and Landscape �rse estimates. work rrwnshp rates 140450. Phone after 6 interbcking brick and flagstone, guaranteed Call Rene Gervan, p m, anytime on weekends. - walks and patios. nstalat+on 666-4428. jr) Leave message. 576 4367. Plumbing and repairs, retaining walls. DESIGNED and finished (070292) sodding fences and decks tree es!imates, quality work 721. basemonl• batMooms. addtlone and second storiesD c WXJSECLEA14NG Mad Easyl lad 9290. (070792) a S. Respectable y o tdean your carpentry, plumbing and office or home. Low rated Col A Licensed Plumber LAWNCUTTItiK: - roto•til 259• drainage. Call Water Leaver at Lon at 4277113. (070392) hedge trimming and 4262145. (071 OW) _ _ *Best Rates* miscellaneous. Reliable, - HOUSECLEANING done responsible and reasonable. EUROPEAN hie specialists -wit privately by 2 lades, cleaning renovate our bathroom or together for 7 ears. We do For all your Special for seniors. JoRay r o9 y Home Services. 286-2344. Ittkfren walls as well as tbor tridges. ovens, wax floors and plumbing needs (0700 hies. 20 years experience, Good more. Excellent references. Cal Call references and satlslct,on 571-3864.(070292) �► Terry guaranteed. For free estimates. handyman Housecleaning ser- {786-8955 Handyman D. Dykstra. 725-4913. (TF) vice a back by popular demand. goommosso� We Housecleaning l omes.a Phones men619!2423 GCB (071492) CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Cast and clean professti.tal work guaranteed. THE Trashmen and Appianoe Removal and Yard Cleanup. Tony, 50&OM. (0706x2) Home Improvements RENOVATIONS Basements, decks, cabinets, painting A decorating. For astimate in Durham Region call Don at 668-8489 ABER Contracting - all arpentry, additions. rnovations, kitchens, tlllnldOne, hoot M._-. fla - mergency sella, furniture (finishing, quality work uaranteed, 15 years perialoe Stil 15. (TFEFG) GAILLIND MAID SERVICES Serving the community for ever a decade. Caring for your home with personalized, professional services, at highly competitive rates. We honor all compe!uive coupons. (Fully bonded and insured) 683-7515 Moving, Moving, Storage Storage Rent Rent HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - KAWARTHAS - lake Kos- IS min. norelaast a mow big or simall. price MOVING? thern &At Cal 432-7566.We(TFF) mus- kie and bass gabs. tilodom eire. 5 R6"Aas kph MEN with large truck will do We wBI wove wytkla8 household nave. reaidanial, esytden, eMWW• Yep cWMWCia. Al types a moves, fervid -lip let Carl or Jane, 427-2858. sea ttlYe, free rtrM Md" (� 10%dw �at for esafsw. TWO men with trucks -THE $Wk a up MOVERS• will do all type of Cell 571-0755 mower. Very W"Pom-, thiole awl orl� heaed ted h. Up us a cell. Pawl 576-il . RFL Journeyman Plumber No job too small - Faucets, showers, basement washrooms, wet bars, etc. Any renovation or addition. Daytime: 427-4174, Hone: 427.8809. Ask for Tom. Tax, Financial Directory NEED MONEY YESTERDAY? ^,�.,C111111M Ig g ,an . eKC.A. cmPri -, todw (416.502-8800) CIII 57643X Altr8Wa ill file NBMB Advedber slid 081laws This walk for a combilatlon of 113,000 papas dip Cj L1 94 15 470 Cottages For Cottages For Cottages For 470 470 490' Rent Rent Rent VscBli�on Re BL KAWARTHAS - lake Kos- IS min. norelaast a GREAT fishing and famty hofay dat Rice Lake. One hour FEIIELON Falls - modem 3 WE of oehaaa bedropn Iekehdut collage al CLEARWATFA - 3 bednoortls, IWy furnished. air con, msblb Itonttta Flailed Ca¢y lakatrort modern ��� mus- kie and bass gabs. tilodom eire. 5 R6"Aas kph pooh ha tub, tariniis, nen baarlw, and major g wit loot! motor rentals. From $1351 cottages. 1800 ft. , town. No pets. $450 weekly. pit acy in rural area, low farnitly 623.7637. (070182) atvaclore. aftion !tel, , Pho t. (Loan Stan Roki 8276 weekend or $3850twe y. ARW irm". Cfnldrsrns program, store boa and motor ramal. Cwand Get OIM U.S. weekly. 683-5503. FLORIDA - Madetra Basch, 5, 7054$77.2159. (070792) docking. Srxnrtymtead Clompes R R.a2 Haaings. Ont. k& -N,0- tilwhiRl $bOpplf lIlWB ao0du q8 . luxury quit front THREE bedroom an tie water. $400 per weak Includes boat . 705•ee62601. (070792) ant m extra etnry Wed. Cy5%�•k:I35afKtllt appliances, 2+1 bedrooms, 2 baths, all and rrtoWr. Fula equipped. Brims awn bedding and water. Naar Claslitbd jlroflfaljpyj ofn d law J awl orl� heaed ted h. Up Headlake. Call 434-7018.575-M advlsols hfllp yt;Nl, flop, WseklyrmoaMy Photos, 723401e. (10228Q) i ::a. :eeMufd�ci Xijdr tititrr �s%%tL+hlyk•itiiisihiF M,�.:: i f '3s'i9 :'•:;:: o-::;;, - - ::: -IF I F Fill ...�`et��'V'�'!°%� t�'.iJ� ic'S.3'-•A..af?^t�i r-.. , . `1,+ ate' '''rr�f;�"�'':�01 � i'fic: '0 1* 0 500 For Sale pICKER3NG - John Soddy ,Gablotorl 4 bedrooms. 3 badls. oven WrAw. p4•en+�e. child sale Mnst. elk. S265,000. Private Sole. 420.9427. (070292) PAiW Location - four bedi three baths. main Door fan* and laundry room central alk, finished basement, quiet present, $187,000. Call 668- 0495 evenings. (070792) BROKER has $10,000 to lend at $147 per month. Contact Jerry at 6684$805, Community Finan. cial Services. (TF) 545 .. PrODelt�le�s 545 ' ' Pr es FREE LIST Recreational land, acreages, waterfront lots, cottage lots, financing available. 613-332-0883 5580Mort a e — Insurance 580 Insurance r MORTGAGE PROBLEMS? NO Money down - 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 storey bride house, large WE CAN HELP! drive agarage on largeC,, RitsorVd01 area $109,000, Cal w 420 3111 Ride or Doug. 668-6805 or 1- nin counselling Monde 8,.932. lean. Ajax -Pickering Area Up to 90% financing. Refinancing, BACKING onto Rouge valley,' 3200 sq.ft. sold day brick h«11e consolidation, power of sale, foreclosure, on So' la. 4 bedrooms.den, ok and oerarric floor. heated in.self-employed, poor credit, self -em o ed, cotta9e property, ground pool, air/central vac, vacant land. fireplace, many to Phone Fast, professional service, 24 hours. P es, Bell. upgrades. pritxd upgrades, 70302) EQUIGUARD MORTGAGE SAVE $ - Whit SAVE $$$ -Whitby home, 3 Lots Sale bedrooms, 2 4 -piece and 2 farnilyroom, SERVICES piece, air, gas, bride - fireptace, ceramc tiles, 2 walk -In closets. interlock walkway, 2 car -- -- - --- garage, why pay lore" Buy private and save thousands. 620 Tenders 430-2485 for viewing. (070292) ITS YOUR DREAM HOUSE - Bayfiefd built, 4,000 sq.lt. 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, pool, (inground. heated) oak basement, central air, central vac, etc. A must see. Whitby area. Open House Sunday, June 26, 1-4 p.m. 61 Staugel Dr. 6668654. (070292) THREE bedroom brick bun- gafow with 2 bedroom basement apartment with separate entrance,cortplete renovated, large lot, driveway. I/G pod, needsrepairs, central air, new gas fu mace. 10 appliances. East Oshawa, excellent for first time buyers Asking $184.500. NO AGENTSI 434-3990. (070792) 510 Townhouses For Sale PICKERING f'9eno'd townhouse - 3 bedroom, 1340 sq h.. fireplace, central an. upgraded Carpel, step up IIA. finished basement, large kit~. ow r"' Dack3plash, in- terlock�r9 walk. 5 appliance included. Asking $155.000. 428- 6965.(070192) SCARBOROUGH - 3 bedroom townhouse. 401 and Nelson, near schools, T.T.C, all amen4rasvendorz moliv-1w, Cal Dnaz of Flamm. 284-0594 or 283.1500.(071982) 575 Mon To Lend MONEY robl malt Loans. debt conso'idations, credit arrangements. personal budget planning, 9antehees stepped. FREE CONSULTATIONS. Credit Counsof ors (Pickering - Oshawa). 4331425. I TF AL L I rtae 580 Insurance 6.99° Syr. -1st Nnfan - n 1st and 2nd m 95% c value. AN PfOP" tyles Personal bans. Qui: service and approvals Call * tv i1j *7•R TOWN OF PICKERING Tender for Storm Sewer Installation and Asphalt Paving on Oakwood Drive T-11-92 Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned department for the above no later than 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, July 15, 1992 For the supply of the materials, labour, machinery, tools and appliances for the installation of Storm Sewers on Oakwood Drive, also remove the existing surface treatment/asphalt and restore the road with 50mm of H.L. 8 asphalt in accordance with plans and specifications prepared by the Town of Pickering. Tenders forms and specifications may be obtained by contacting the writer upon a non- refundable payment of 515.00 per set by cash or cheque made payable to the Town of Pickenng. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. The Corporation of the Town of Pickering Department of Supply and Services Vera A. Jefrey, CPPD, C.P.P. One The Esplanade Pdwnng. Ontario L1V 6K7 (416) 420-4616 670 Personals Ciassificatior Index 1005 Help Wanted :aeets 100 Cagier ',anng 105 General yelp 110 015ce Heb 120 Sales HeipA51" 130 Skilled Hyp 135 Computer Dara 140 Hosprtal Mtdcal Jentai ISO Hearth Cale 1ss Day Cat Wanted 160 Day Cas Aralao,e 165 Employment Wanted 170 i 4 wss 9uvness ,s,O 200s Use. Sale$ u.rkei R4 -A f 200 Fire -hod as Flea Market 210 Andes For Sale 220 knows Wanted 230 Christmas bets 235 Batey E. mange 240 Gaagevad Saes 250 Arts a Gans 2Ko Computer t -dee 270 :ost a kxr^, s, Pas Suppers Boarding leo 3006 :<::vehicfes 300 Autornobnes Wanted 305 -rucks Fir Sae 310 'Xks Wanted 315 vans, 4 WMe r 320 sure Sao Auto Pa:s a Rep." 340 Auto .easing Rertas iso Motorcycles 355 Snow -Owes 360 wmw 365 ;ev.+awnvkn�es 370 Fal cC.ADm.✓" 375 ••s,rvv Dun 360 4005 Rentals Apteonwts c x Her! 400 Apaments wiled 405 Hates ; 7 Rarl 410 Housing warted 415 Towrbuses For ter; 420 Space For Hent425 Rooms For Rem 430 Rooms Warted 435 Room a Board 440 indussul Ure6 For Rent 44S Stored Accomrnoduons 450 Coldomrruns For Rent 455 Officce,gt6 Rehr) Space 460 WadauseS462 p ��ce 465 Corsages For Ram 470 cottages warted 475 ReortmmiLmrg 400 Resale 405 Florida Vacawrts 400 Lard For Rent 466 RAVCAN FNANCIAL L7a. BWM onrrkd and tamly Plan- Hae4s For sae ss, nin counselling Monde Wanted s F Tanrrvnous4s Far Sale Sins $e,0 ser b Friday. 8:30 am b 4:30 P-� si Mnl wesplowel sis 7 3l4% live yew y open, no Clinic in Oshawa, Tuesday. 1 b Condos For Sacs 620 qua" Program Bad aedk 3 Rya, and Wednesday 1 to 6 DevolopiontLad Iles Program, 11 1rr111sd PrWa* lull& pm. Pickering Thum. 3:00 P -L Farms For Sam $30 avaYsble. Power d Dales, debt to B pin. For further s+lorrrlation Lots Sale 35 carofds"t, loans. In hone call Oshawa 433-a801 or Pok- wn Propmpwperties it-Wco. New Era Financial wI ng 42D-87el. (TF) Wc»on 540 (TFA45 PLLLfatiorl. (418) 721-961$3. sap. � to �d bw Cacagsb FOr Sale �e Homes 6 Patks 550 560 the blind? oes hour ffw* r TAKE advarasge d low k00rest dvar wow, glosses? The hlrelir g 19 Carper Trailers Siler Money To Lord s70 575 rapes. first rtgApagm the hired mI kow. Micah 3:11. Mabgage, knwance 500 teen vioney GRAY oI* In ki iah 56:10-12. John 10:11. Businessopporemoi Soo home ponionallred 7 Jim Campbe8. 1.705.953-9475 � aweek. Plow 725lm ' ALCOHOL, drug and cocaine MORTGAGES and leans, 90 % treatymm immediate in-patient PidiC noeoes rat,0 Wmiticti9. down payn o aY0 Care available. 1.8°0.363-1518. Legal NOlice6 610 arranged.0-r Any VXK Iw'baa'- (071292sNc) Call Doug or Rick 888-s805, Tenders Regairaeons 620 630 CCorr ks*y F�yl Services. EXCIi1NG SPK;Y PHOTOS OF Caning Events 640 Roomies - Kasen. Wendy and Auctions 650 Lisa For disaest klformYion. Bingos 660 590 Business write: Karen. Box 870 -RD. Personals Business Personals 670 671 Kelasrni B.C. V1Y 7P4. Adults Opportunities Km w. co panions 675 — . p (0.41 ) Ampnoements LJFETW opportunity _ se$kp "SINGLES WORLD' Dance The .ar�rka, new "will dish saw%@ systema, ette1y Sunday. 7W P.m. at i,.t,llRl your business - piertllMM *m Corral, 433 Sirncoe St. S �a1a, ule itat� 655 aneslmay 110 ilvsf110fy. 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NO CHEQUES) ® ALL SALES FItiNAL 'ell'"K 60 in reOrAVAr 1 AVE oorakseksao HOURS: Thurs. - Fri. 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sun. 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. -Tues. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Wed. 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. OPEN SUNDAYS ..6s,' it sr`- f* ./�fi""""`Y � �! A w .':-. .ye,:♦-..........Y.__...�a.�...._. _...�._..-.__�. �. �..__.._...-....... � Y; • - - --1 4 - r - . r - - - ._may Mi►�/�"'A'�1i{b:�Ai A�%iZx�r��Kw .��I�Ij .r 7itri- �•a*.a .fi. .•�tm1:. ♦ .'y�' • �,7!.�i���.,' .,;.� PAG 3d-A-TIMNM,wVdrnsm in, wir 6"a TRAVEL Jamaica: A golfer's paradise golfer might define utopia in any number of ways: a comfortable, or even luxurious hotel room or villa overlooking a challenging and visually appealing course: hot and usually sunny weather: compan- ions with whom he has travelled for golf and others from round the world whom he will meet; and for added pleasure, the sea nearby, and swimming pools, and well- prepared foods of many cuisines. Each of these elements is avail- able in many places on the golfing map, but it's not often that they all come together in one area. Yet that is the case on Jamaica's north coast, where two of the loveliest courses are centerpieces for two elegant resorts - the Tryall Golf, Tennis and Beach Club, and the :Half Moon Golf, Tennis and Beach Club. There's more too, for these two magical resorts to the west and east of Montego Bay, respectively, are but the focal points for a memorable golf vaca- tion. Three others round out the sweet picture. They are the Iron - shore Golf and Country Club just east of Montego Bay, Wyndham Rose Hall Beach & Country Club in the same area, and Super Clubs Runaway Bay Golf Club just west , of Ocho Rios, and approximately p 50 minutes away from the latter PG,► tour, invites you to stay in two courses. one of their 52 villas. Many snug - What a golfer's paradise is this, gle into the hills above the course Jamaica's north coast, hard by the and sea, while others are cousins Caribbean sea. To visit there is to to the ocean, against it, allowing terms, that is, but it has come well, and is ever improving. The Half Moon course is a truly clas- sic Robert Trent Jones creation, where long tees allow the course to stretch to 7,200 yards. Take it as you will, it is a sterling test, and probably Jamaica's most strict examination of golf. The Wyndham Rose Hall course is at the other end of the extreme, not nearly as long, but a mystery in many ways, an odd but delightful, even maddening course. The ground seems to tremble as you walk on it, for landing areas and greens are so precipitously placed in hillsides and on promontories that you might think you are disturbing 'their stability. No, they may disturb yours, for you will encounter many strange shots and angles. Fair enough, though. The ground lies just so, and as it was in Scotland when the game began there 500 years ago, so is it at Wyndham. This is the land, let us not change it, but let us build fascinating golf holes. 'Wyndham is something else again. But then so is one's entire experience of golf on Jamaica's north coast. The Tryall Club, home of the Jamaica Classican annual Jan- uary sto on the U.S. Ladies' Cooling off Disney style! return with images colorful the golfer to go from sea to shin- I enough to last forever and return ing tee. Each Tryall villa has its time after time. own swimming pool, and you also dl The enchanting 14th hole at have your own staff: cook, gar- this I Tryall, where one stands high on dener, and more. hol'day an elevated tee, looks north to the r you may want to stay fairway and green below, and in in the Great House on An Ottawa -based company ed its domestic advance booking the distance, the seemingly end- Otop of the hill. This is called Archaeological Encounters Vel f" charter program to include flight less Caribbean. Or how about the another form of golfer's paradise. is offering a unique holiday expe- departures through Oct. 26, as par 3 17th at Ironshore as the sun The swimming pool winds around rience: instead of hanging out on their New Year - the Year of the well as adding Winnipeg to the list sets behind, and ahead the green gardens, and as you lounge there beaches and in museums, A.E. Monkey. The forecast for other of destination cities, which already shimmers behind a marsh. On to you can look down to the course, gimps actually work on an over- monkeys (1920, '32, +44, •56, •68, includes Vancouver, Edmonton the par 3 15th at Runaway Bay - and imagine the fine shots that seas archaeological dig with pro- 80) is: "Ibis is your year, one in and Calgary tNfrom Toronto. there's a swampy area near the await you - one always hopes they fessional archaeologists. which you hold domain over all Contact your travel agent for green, flowering bushes to the do. Or remember the good shots But the 7-9 day excursions other animals. Be forthright, yet details and conditions of booking. right. Or perhaps the par 4 11th at you hit in the morning - one aren't all dirt and dust; included is keep your natural sense of fun. - Canadian has also announced Half Moon, where a ditch sneaks always recalls the successes in some touring of the country. Branch out!" a shop -at-home program for its right up in front of the green, and golf, not the failures. Director Mina Cohn says the •" + customers to pre -order Florida where wind might compel you to Thank the golfing ods for structured holidays are perfect for No place like Oz g Pe Y g g 8 attraction tickets at discount hit a low approach in, yet high blind spots. And too, take after- people interested in history, arche- Some news from down under. „ the enough to carry the ditch. noon tea on the terrace at the �8y and cultural enrichment - as - In 1992 Sydney celebrates its prices. �� Fkx� �' service will enable you to order And the unusual, precarious Great House. You are pampering well as doing something different! sesquicentennial. A lavish list of tickets to places like Magic King_ par 4 seventh at Rose Hall, hole yourself, after all. For more information on events to commemorate the 150th dom, Epcot, Universal Studios, shaped like a semi -circle, with the Such treatment is also the upcoming Mediterranean birthday is planned. green at the top left, hanging at accustomed thing at the Half -di8s4�Australia, aboriginal 800.638-2262. , contact Mina Cohn at - In South A Bauch Gardens, etc., by calling 1- the edge of the sea, and where one Moon Club, voted one of the great Madison Travel, 56 Sparks St., places names are now legal. For , Mt. McKinlay le 'will likely encounter a friendly golf resorts of the world in 1990 Suite 400, Ottawa, Ont. KIP 5A9; example, y will also Visiting Kampuchea, Vietnam: youngster from the area who has a by such luminaries as Jack Nick- (613) 238-4747. be known as Wayanha. With Kampuchea (formerly cold drink or two for sale. Take it, laus, Chi Chi Rodriguez and the fee- Sydney Airport now offers a Cambodia) opening up to 4he rest you'll more than likely want it or highly respected British golf jour- Hong Kong throng: gambling room for travellers, of the world, some quick -to -act peed it, accepting either reward or nalist Peter Dobereiner. The Half More than six million people believed to be the worlds first Bangkok tour operators are taking revitalization after finding the Moon Club is so lovely that many visited Hong Kong in 1991 - a outside of Las Vegas. It offers 35 groups to the former Khmer green or splashing into the sea. couples from as far away as Japan new record. That figure included gaming machines and bar, but no ;stronghold. Tops on the destina- Here on Jamaica's north coast, are getting married there. The 161,000 Canadians. tables• tion list for the devoutlyBuddhist you see, is a treasure chest of resort has built a walkway to a "' '" Thais is the jungle ruinof sacred experiences. Golf has come but gazebo some yards out in the sea, Year of the monkey: News from Canadian: Angkor Wat, ancient capital of the lately �p [j�e� ayt�r i s The Chinese have started into Canadian Holidays has extend- rt6,4,# 9'L1. ♦ 1 1 1,! { �� t t +�} �r+ytry 'c }•r'r' +'a . • ♦ s~ r'e� 3 ♦ �� ♦ ♦ v . f :a Khmers. •,�.a.•. ..s ♦ J♦ ,...•i..s•:�`.as�'.>f`,a.12s�.e't`ixia♦'t7`,. •+.. .. . .. 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", Wad. 9.8 Thum i Fri. 9-8 Tuft.-Wed10.7 Thum i Fri. 9.8 Thurs. 8.8, Fri. e-7 SaL 8-5, Sun. 9.4 Thum 4 Fri. 9.7 S&L 8-8, Sun. I" ob `N. S SAVE s. 1b• .50 r- Me Ready to BBQ Fresh Pork .Kabobs `I SAVE 1.00 Ibis 499 Y ' hbey FULL OF Peach Tree ofBat rfs 1eld pies 1gueberrYFu�� � Fru .sarsf' Pres mb1eberrY ea. Cautica Court 1413 lung SL E. 432-1382 Tues. i Wed 9-6 Thum i Fri. 9.8 SaL 8.5, Sun. 9.4 ✓ .p. YA.�.A .London Broils SAVE .80 Ib. 451 Sinvoe St. S. Taunton Square Corner of TauntorMteon 1818 Dundas St E. 1791 Liverpool Rd. Pkkfair Plass 100 Womb" Rd. S. (at GO Station) 02 571-1446 � Oee from �"a�) 831-7961 427-9938 Tues. 9.6 Tues. Wed. 8-6 Tues. 9.5, Wad. 66 Thum A Fri. 8-8 84 �4-�d Tues. 9.5, Wad. 8.6 Tues. ", Wad. 9.8 Thum i Fri. 9-8 Tuft.-Wed10.7 Thum i Fri. 9.8 Thurs. 8.8, Fri. e-7 SaL 8-5, Sun. 9.4 Thum 4 Fri. 9.7 S&L 8-8, Sun. I" Sat. 8.5, Sun. 10.4 SAL 7-5 w 40 00, 4, .._ .. -. .y � w•�+'1Y:+�i.A"! rr .. tel:. i'�7A�(�w �;� .Lc,lC-3�1 1' ....�. - .1 r . 3i Alax ,LOOK FOR Pickering e ;4 D eJ V, .7• EVERY SATURDAY �„�' Boxes from Scarborough to Brighton .1 —1 WEDNESDAY, .JULY 1, 1992 8 Pages rtit -= K f BUNGALOW? 5164,800 Three bedroom all brick in popular Westney Heights, 2 bedrooms, main level, 3rd or family room upper. Finished rec room, work- shop, eat -in kitchen. Shows great. Call Lary Seens 686-3300 RV/"W QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTI M MM \ COOL AND EASY... 11,11;,: 0' ,�+_ , EASY AS 1-2-3! * All trick detaches .�_ * 3 bdrma., 2 beHw !! * Prem lot on cies. * W dw. bright big kit * Office on main floor - �,. �" �— •.. for businessAwbby * Big tam size ret rift. t * Walkout to 19' deck 6 ' * C*rtral air too! PICK UP YOUR • PHONE O DIAL 831-3300 T ASK FOR RICK S.ERGr" GENESIS LTD. L P POWER OF SALE $137!00 Afax, don't marc out on the unbelievable b�r�n for detached 2s home in south Ajax. Large eat -in kitMn, lose to schools, f shopping and IocOW in WW child -safe street Cal Barna Coac, 206.3003_ W Please all John I& Pickering's first Fie/! Hall of Fame 831.3300 your personal tour 4 WALKOUT BASENEIfT $10,000 down, an move you into this dranming spacious jr. executive home. Greedtouse style kitchen wily %nda c@F". Floor -to -ceiling * in main Or. tam. rm. 3 wadrooms. Financing can be as low as 7 V26.1 For b9m inb. call Ginette Cambell, Sales Flap. Bus. 427- 4771. Res. 427.0000. C"arnadaKniuq PAORy r� t— FIiOY S1�f100 �. Mani; many gorgeous • suiles lo choose from wily $► exoelert firrerrarrg awai. 1 with apple, $126,9M. ©Hudsw model wAs, 2+1 bdrm. going cheep $159,900. © Vele have comer.suies cimtiv o�rt�r $�>�,900 reres:t or west exposum, MOM • .. • .4bC7= •.. �,'• , • 1 tr r r . ry • Y j N .J DOUG TAYLOR - 5 STAR SERM _1, -SOUTH AJAX - DETACHEDf Cosy 3.1 bdrm. or 3 plus rec rm. with 1 4 -pc., 1 2 -pc- & new 3 -pc. baths. Bright eat -in kit., open concept livingldining room, w/o to deck 8 fireplace. Freshly painted b cleaned throughout. Jacquelyn W - Tanner, 683-8542 (24 hr. pager). i' FAIMILY TRUST 111 V 71W JUST LISTED: "FINISHED TOP TO BOTTOM!" This immaculate 3 bdrm. home features fin. rec rm., large deck with nicely andscaped backyard, ceramic firs. ti air cond- comfort. Perfectly priced for 1st time buyers at only $162,5001 Call Brian Kondo, 683-8542 (24 hr. pal for do" - FAM I LY o"-FAMILY TRUST C, )RI`(1RATI,1% 0 A. r(M Sought after area, Oak Planks, fabulous family room over triple garage Master suite with floating spiral to W. This Mme is breathtaking and must be seen. Over 3,000 sq_ ft. Sparkling dean, profes- sionally decorated on a scenic 7/8 acre lot. Cal Anrw Wisneiwsld Sales Rep_, Crann Realty Corp. for your preview, 428-071 S. BACKS ON Tip RYK AISTUSMOMM S s 4 Mdraw MolMolp bud htrrrre en premitan lot. 2r 11e5r00 greenhouse. h. with g 5 bsdrs, mi. k'�war oo�dit. ha, laundry. NKft drat liissppoiat Cal Barbra Pmstort• "HIM FAMILY TRUff Tridel kaaey Carder nods!. 1,500 sq. ft., 2 bdrms. + den, fabulous vieat 2 parking spots. $198,000 ChampWri model, 1,100 sq. %, 2 bdrms. + den. $144,900. Doug Taylor, Broker, 2111 t ■ REALTY NC. '' `•� • •;.;�G>t7''�idi� ttmva11ll71�R, t a ■ ani 4) M� 0 4) Ronson 4) oft _ ttata. tataati t� JOHN ORT LAW OFFICE < ; �.w,-..• � lMt S1. Sia 1. ANt t1a � ,. ; � "��,. - ;Irnclltre Pkis G.S.T. and disbursements rsr11 d77.1041 Q Realty World East REAL ESTATE LTD. 1099 Kingston Rd., (Furniture Malt) IL�6w.' - RE UY WGIRLDZ31-6000, Ajax 428-6000 M1 %%ER BROILER 'Denotes Sales Repose ... ,�.: _ - ,,.,::,+mom.■ ,... PICKY, PICKY, PICKY! — LISTING! You should bel This spotless 3 bdrm. detached, really A loaded beauty tucked snugly away in the corner of t: measures up' It has central vac., CAC, mucr more. ''s so park] Gorgeous landscaping, double garage, huge re( clean you'll beam To see Harvey C. Brown 53'-6X0 room, many extras call Steve Cooper 831-6000. tit SAFE wmI A ONE YEAR HOPEWARRARTY— ��►�� L►hNG MINUTES TO CITY CONVENIENCEOn this country home min. to the city, 4droomlarge L be, arge cusp built ranch, style bungalow, 4 bedrooms, eat -in kitchen, pine dining room, stone fireplace. Located pc. bath, whirlpool tub, large country kit. Built -ii on Rouge Valley. For under $250.000. Call Connie Dennis appliances, fin. rec rm., d much more. Peter Tetze 831-6000. 1 $375.000. Prem. lot 6 almost 3,000 sq. ft. • Mr.. fir. Iaund. w/ w/o Privacy plus 3 oedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, renovated kit, mn. ' Form. din. - french door ' Except. Ige. ict. fir. farm Nroom w,tr walkout garage. Only 38.000 down. ' Fam. rm. wA D aper, connect Ron 8 Jan Whaer,, Assoc. Brokers 831-M. I ' 5 pce. en suite *Call Susan Wincn 83' -&)CC. ONE YEAR HOME WARRANTY 2 homes for the price of ore. Enjoy this raised bungalow with 2 kitchens, 5 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, oversized 2 car garage, 6 walkouts, very bright "' !13!,900 "' - spacious home Cal Don Dennis Comfortable det.hone on large lot has garage, mature DAN Sales Rsp DENNISENNI ativoi tress air- M you don't yet own a hone, don't let this sip byf Ring novel Slave, Cooper 831.6000. CUSTOM BUILT QUALITY HOMES PRESTIGE SOUTH ROUGE :-2-881 ft ft, MAPLEWOOD a 42 Up To 3,400 sq. ft. From $289,900 Sold Exc lusi"ly SAM KIMBEAI.EY AULOR DEVELOPMENTS by Res Bales Ropressintatlw " SuNdng quality homes Reeky World East 831-6000 . br over X years o ■ y BRISCOE ESTATES D. Members of both the Toronto & Oshawa M.L.S. Systems PICKERING & AJAX 839-2121 WHITBY & OSHAWA 428-2121 Each office is independertdy owned and operaled. PICKERING - OUICK SALE WANTED: $156,900. Stunning fully detached modern hone, large kitchen, 2 apppliances, 3 washrooms, w/o bsmt. and more. Cal 428-2121. WALK TO THE LAKEI I Beautiful executive home. Loaded with upgrades and shows to perfection. Orlander pool with whirlpool, extra large kitchen and much more. Asking $334,900. Call 428-2121. BUY TODAY FOR TOMORROWS HAPPINESS! Quiet court location, beautiful pie -shaped private back yard with hot tub. Ideal for swimming pool. Gracious family home; call for details. Asking $258,500. Cal 428-2121. HERE'S A GOOD DEAL FOR YOU! Ideal Whitby location close to ?. y. school, park, GO train. Groat starter home under power of sale. Large family home, huge — —I mstr. bdrm. w/en suite. Don't miss it Asking $149,900. Call 429-2121. MAKE MINE COUNTRY STYLE! With a 58x146' fruit treed private lot, together with a lovely family home, kitchen and tam. rm. w/os., fireplace and 3 washrooms, move -in cord. and priced to soil at $199,900. Call 428-2121. DREAM STARTERII Young couples! Refired couples! Here's the house to fit your 't needs and walletl Features warm comfortable rec room, central air, and lovely landscaping. Only :152,900. Call 428.2121. — r BEAUTIFUL 4 BOW HDMEII In Athabasca Forest of 0sllatsa, walkout from main Aeon b largo deck & lanced yard. Err, roc mt. w/airtight stove, now ceramic firs. In kitchen R upstairs ^ �• bathroom. All new windows 3 much much more. All for 3144,900. Cal 426.2121. NATURE HAS PROVIDED!! Wooded area surrounding this lovely detached home in the heart of Pickering, Sox3oo' lof, creek/birds/trees, walk to schools. Priced at 3196,888. A REAL BEAUTY. $214,900 his 4 bdrm. home in North Aim on't last!! Marble tont ant and 1111, large kiiclwn, lam. rm. with 'eplace and a prof. finished m mart with wet bar. Call 428- • 0 L 0 0 • ti _ . �Y / ; E 711E INEW WW.; JULY A. 1WJ-rAls! —ru r r•, IMONSTERf MODERNIZED rOWNHOME -CHOICE �. PICKERING r T,: if i i LOCATION Like new flooring 6 1752SHADYBli00K . •� Y : r „e broadloom. Nouveau DRIVE LCA` 41s9,9o9 decor. Vendor moving 4 bdrms., 1,850 sq. ft., Hudson model in Pickering. 2 bdrms. { solarium, 2 q south. His going away finished top lo bottom, 2 full baths, western exposure, 2nd floor overlookinggift to Pickering. List fps., 160' deep lot. TED GAUDER pool, tennis courts, garden, security 3 great rec 3120,000. Mike $193,o00.For more info. Saks Representative facilities. Real adult style living' Close to all MKE NEWMAN Newman 831.4242. call Mike Newman 831 - amenities. For shawl call Ted Gauder 6838542. Sakes Representative 4242. 0 _ _ . F"ILY T ak CORPORATION REALTOR 3 ;ave AJAX PICKERING 68348542 831-4242 ti f 4 BDRMS. - SOUTH AJAX Lovely home located on a quiet crescent, dose to schools, the lake and beautiful parkland. Features SOUTH AJAX!! MATURE LOT!! SANDRA GILLfS large recently decorated kit., fin. bsmt., spacious WENDY RAPSON Immaculate open concept Home Eat -in k:=. i Fam. rm. i Saks Representative master bdrm., ceramics, hardwood firs. 8 morel Sales Representative Hardwood firs 8 much more' Call Wendy Rapson Large mature lots $179,000. Sandra Gillis 683-8542. FEATURED THIS WEEK... 83t -x242. jo o r � e� CARRIES LIKE RENT!! 2 STOREY #- S150a /w **POWER OF SALE” 4. J 3 bdnns.v NI brick v 2 storey Alex Finished + 3,4 bdrm. townhome, w/o bsmt. to fenced yard. A SHARON CHISHOLM basement J Eat -in kitchen with walkout v Fenced f I �- 1 ---=— great buy.Others available from (105,900 with Saks Representative y� J Freshly pointed -, Budt-ir, dishwasner. More?? �' ROD MENDEZ great own a qualified from $105 Rodney Sales Representative q pu y Call Sharon Chisholm 683-85 2 `or ne rnc�. ar Mendez 831-4242. :.arc UNBELIEVABLE VALUE -PICKERING ROOM TO ROAM! A -KEEPER- KITCHEN -- 1 EXECUTIVE AREA •WHIT4 bdr^s . 4 oaths. Magcticent large pct. BY This beautiful 5 bdrm. all brick, senior executive —_ orcular staircase. mn. offered u, this 3 berm- 3 MI RANDY &TARN I Rare opportunity. 3 . 1 bdr- sea e,t to bsmt, SUZANNETOLI_ETT 9r fam rm_ fp., bath• offered at g,Ws Reprasudalthiss large rooms, private yard bes de oak Randy d Tar- home is approx. 3,500 sq. ft. Located on a quiet, Assistant Manager 3189.900. Call Suzanne 3' 79.900 Call Suzanne Miller sea-esa2. well maintained street, this home boasts all the Tollett at 683-8542. Toilet at 6838542. r� features you would expect including: gorgeous —� - Scarlett O'Hara staircase, french doors, main floor office, main floor laundry & main floor family LOW MONEY DOWN PAYMENT room with floor to ceilingstone fireplace. Also an • � ^'s -_ r r P NO PROBLEM amazing kitchen with centre island and walk-in I have several properties avallabie with pantry that overlooks private ravine. With cent air, .► I very low down payments and creative cent. vac. system, double door entry, series 800 financing packages available from $90,000 16TDEEP PLOT Colonial doors and fabulous front porch, this Aftto $150,000. Call for details. Darryl Glover 3 bdrm. brick detached home, in lar Westin DARRYL GLOVER 683-8542 24 hrS. . BARBARA PRESTON � ey home must be sold. The vendors have bought I 1 Sales Repnsentadve Heights. Fin. rec rm. with woodstove, cent. air, 3 I g Associate Broker.` app's., pool -size lot and then some' Call Barbara firm) Assistant Manager Preston 663-8542. CALL TODAY. JO -ANNE LOYST 683-8542 ""'UST '"'"" -- Westney Heights, 4 3 bdrms., July detached, FAMILY TRUST JAMES CARR bdrms., 3 baths, cent. desired N. Aiax. James REATTEIirION INIVESTORS!!! air, fp., oem. vaa James Can 683-8542 ,�� ALDS CORPORATION REALTOR Sal MASON Unbelievable 4 bdrm. solid brick semi, sop. entrance, Saivs Representative Carr 693.8542. Sdn Re MMWAdw ve 2 kitchens, fn. basementill Call Helen Mason 683 8542. Nis w■ `YWCCm= home O�UR�F�AMMY QV ID � X O Lli1i'� w .TO WISH CANADA HAPPY 125m FAMILY TRUST BIRTHDAY �t i 4 BO001111111111196,001111111111196, DEL, AJAX - =1000 92,CORPOR-TI O N -REALTOR AJAX BIG LOT SMALL PRICE JOFfM CApppl DOLL AR 2,000 sq. f ., 4 bdrms., mulWevei, mn.1E Jam. rte., 683-8542 3 bedroom, partially finished basement, central min. k laundry, cent air, master berm. en suite A PICKER111TG PATRICM REABURN arc condition, this home can be yours for only Salsa Rep anal tub, 2 car gar. ++++. John 8 Carrel Collins W3 -Saks Representative $7,995 down. Call now, Patricia Reabbrm 683- 8542 8314242 8542 Your Q� Nei hbourhood ecialist URGE POOL SIZE LOT CHANCE MARTY STREETER AJAX, 4 BDRMS. EONLY ,900!! _ S�I"a TRep sMgt! 3 bdrm. bungalow, finished rec rm., cent. air, Fabulous detached home features double gar.. 4car - n� If _ Sallies Rapresstttadns , mn. fr. Jam. rm., brick fp., an suite beta and ceramics,ia�11377e . baths, $163,900. Call Janet morel Streeter 6B3 8542 s.sris WMW Gerais Realty Ltd Reshor Yrdaps 011 owned d operated ITS A SMALL PRICE! You'll pay for this 2,100 sq. ft. home. Large living room, family sized kitchen, family room, formal dining room, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths & SHAYNE LYNDEN much, much more! Double car Sales Representative garage, all this on a 70' lot. A gem 321-3536 for only $199,900. JUDY PATERSON 286-3993 The AJAX through SCARBOROUGH Advantage!! JUDY PATERSON Sales Representative MULTI MILLION $$ PRODUCER MEMBER 100% CLUB PICKERING - $189,500 This magnificent home boasts S4oK in upgrades. 1,700 sq. tL plus prof. fin. bsmt. suitable for in-law suite (sop. entry). 3 bdrms., 2 1/2 baths, mn. fir, tam, nm. with fpi Gorgeous while kit. with tons of cupboards, marbiaimirrored tpi To view this stunning home call Judy Paterson, I Sales Rep. 286-3993. PERFECT STARTER HOME! S. AJAX - $134,000 immaculate 3 bdrm., 1 112 bath townhouse. Lge. family -sized kit. with ceramic backsplash and pantry. Spacious master bdrm. with walk-in closet, Beaut fin. rec rm. with wet bar. Private yard and garden, attractively landscaped. Call Judy Paterson at 286-3993 to view this home. AJAX JR. EXECUTIVE — S192,900 A GREAT BUY FOR THIS 1,954 SO. FT. HOME Charming 3 bdrm. home with open concept lounge cverlooKing Irv. rm. Liv. m^. has cathedral ceiling. Bright greenhouse kit. with w/o to deck. Master bdrm, has sitting area 6 4 -pc. on suite. Mn. fir. fam. rim., mn. fir. laundry rm. as well. Walking distance to GO, shopping 8 all amenities, Call Judy Paterson 286-3993. Rouge River Realty Inc. WMW �4,r w , � ... „ � . z • . . +mac. 2 stony, d brick detached on fuly Nnced IOL Upgraded h oadoan throughout, ant. air coiri bfi dishwasher n family sae Wm and an atfwW9 hM sPorch with landscaping, make this home a must tins CALL FRANK BODO RErsMuaca REALTY WHK 4974418 THE CR ANN REALTY CORPORATION .434-3800 i - .. ,..: ,.v. - �,.�..- .�lyfa,rays •r ., JTlwdfl9►!lptlpn.0['iM1fn; a11.:w 1, 1 ! 5 . 1 1 1 f ,1 ":.TJ '•)ifq f• `• WNW 0 0) 0) 0) 0) 121 1050 Simeoe Ste N. Oshawa, Ont, c.� 434-3800 Tor. 428-0715 THIS SUPER BUNGALOW WHRfBY BARGAIN! Has so much to offer. Like $179,900 over 2,000 sq. ft. living space, it bdrms. and Large 3 bdrm. on 50 it lot, extra kit. and 3 bdrms. .� child -safe court with park in down. Central air and high `'-°' fenced. Comes with area of exec. homes, full f y > .. gas furnace, with a bbee autiful yard on our baths, all window covens s ,- ,+exclusive crescent. Asking appls.4 more! Quick closii n9 $162,900. Call today! Rob avail. Priced to sell! Frank Abraham 434-3800. Milanovic 43-3800. POOL, POOL, POOL - $13 LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT - + 1 Outstanding 3 + t bungalow, large finished rep room, �.;, � ,3 bdrm, link home in 8owmamrdle on a 198' d eep I arge eat -in kitchen, gleaming hardwood floors, covered patio and much I — ­_ private lot. Nicely decorated, ready to move in, very quiet neighborhood, finished rec more. For your appL to view room with bar & more. call Derek Baird at 434-3800 Asking $138,900. Call Fred or 428-0715 (Toc). Mitchell 434-3800. AJAX BY THE LAKE 3eau2.4 bdrm exec. hone with .+er 3.400 sq. ft. finished, :acxs onto conservation space, _.tied oak staircase, mn. If. r� l INCREDIBLE $139,900 ma 6 3rand new and lust for you' ='.II on suite, 3 baths, must ' 'a-. with w/o to deck, mn. flr. , � ce seen. 5 to choose from. 1® :"co/den, full en suite, large = �i Call Brian Crann, Broker r bsmL +++. Only $249.900. 434-3800. "all Ian MacLeod now for full dolma. Crann RE 42110715. r- ' COUNTRY PRIVACY? Th s is the one you're hunting for! 1,600 sq. I. ! KWBY (; Near the hills! Totally on 0.52 country acres. Very well ski -` - renovated, beautiful century maintained, lots of room, central air, fireplace, I ; home, 4 bedrooms, main y : 1 floor laundry, deck, balcony - intercom, great family home _ h l- off master bedroom, only _ in Columbus. Yours for only $124,900. Call Gerhard 5249,900. Call Brian Crann ` "" Diefenbach at 434-3800. at 434-3800. THE CR ANN REALTY CORPORATION .434-3800 i - .. ,..: ,.v. - �,.�..- .�lyfa,rays •r ., JTlwdfl9►!lptlpn.0['iM1fn; a11.:w 1, 1 ! 5 . 1 1 1 f ,1 ":.TJ '•)ifq f• `• WNW 0 0) 0) 0) 0) 121 0 0 J GREAT FOR A LARGE FAMILY - 7 BEDROOMS Great investment, need lots of room for the extra family ranch bungalow with 2 kitchens, seven Itl bdrms. b 2 fps., all plus an Vg pool, located in S. BEV McLEAN Pickering. Walk to the lake, park S schools. Sep . Sales Representative ent. to in-law suite. For further info, please call Bev McLean 831.3300 RwMax Genesis Ltd TOO GOOD FOR THE IN-LAWS!!! 57,500 down moves you into this 3+1 bdrm. bungalow. This home features a 53 x 147' ft. lot - garage, newer furnace, central air, fireplace & an JUDY DENBY in-law suite. Priced at S147,900. It must be sold. Call Judy Denby at, 683-2392. Experience Sales Reprosentative Inc. Onty $198,700' Includes 2 stoves, 2 fridges, shows very well. Features main floor family room with fireplace, main floor laundry area, mstr. has 4 -piece GARY FUSELLI an suite. Call Gary Fuselh for personal inspection Sales Representative 831-3300. RaMax Geres.s Ltd. u_ JUST LISTED - $168,900 � Spacious 1,600 sq. ft. home on a large private lot u the heart of Glendale. Gleaming wood floors, BRUCE MIODLETON fireplace and built -m appliances are just the stag For Seles Representative more info call Lee Byers or Bruce Middleton at 831- 3300 RelMax Genesis Ltd. GORGEOUS SEMI - ONLY $149,900 Just listed - Naw kitchen, hardwood fbaing b new carpehrt9, beau# Ml rec room 6 lreplace. Walk b PAUL KEELER town centro ID view call Paul Keeler at 831-3300 Sala Representative R&Wn Genesis Ltd. PICKERING a 0 41 Tie 1 'e 41 a 1450 r KINGSTON RD. "IT WILL CARRY LIKE RENT" ' South Ajax ' Spacious 3 bdrm. home New bathroom ' Eat -in kitchen Large yard Close to schools 8 parks ' Asking S143,900 will not last long Call Re/Max Experience Inc. Judy JUDY DENBY Denby at 683-2992. Sales Representative FOX HOLLOW - QUALITY! Sena Bros. built home - 20 ft. main fir. fam. rm., 16 tt sep. dining rm., 25 ft master bdrm., 26 ft NANCY POUNDER kit., plus skylight over solid oak stairs, wood tnm, Sales RepresentativePOUNDER flexible possession' Call Nancy Pounder 831- 3300 RelMax Genesis Ltd. JUST LISTED - $159,900 Spotless home in south Ajax. Ceramics 6 wood, floors start ft setting. Home has separate din. nn., LEE BYERS fireplace in liv. rm., walkout to a large deck and San Rep(swillmdw garden. For more details call Lee Byers or Bruce Middleton at 831-3300 Re,Max Ganes;s Ltd. ONCE N A LFE NEll $199,000! aaoue ranch bungalow on over 9 was of roing 3 bdrms., 2 baths, huge 27+ ft. cou*y _ _ _ eun ken " rm., leanly sire roc rm. -- RICK SERGBON_ lroodriow. AIL prop and smal barn fool Cusbm Sala Ralliireseilwittllve it tae of ik kind! Cal raw! Rick Sergison 831 - DO RwMax Genesis Ltd. NCOAE PROOLKSM SEM EXCELLENT BUYI . This iimmacuhle 3 bdrm. sari it SE Ajax offers • will samrg? heal V liras rM~ payments. 94M Repan t M swelM itvesbnnt br wont buyer. Cal tttkday for inbrmaliort, Milk Sommervia, 803-2802 ReNu NO FLAWS! In this diamond...sparkling 3 bdrm., mn. lr. Yam* rm. with fp. 3 baths, wpb to sun dads Woodheatlt Community... $129,900. Call to view this Pm-. 891-3300 PAAbx Genesis Ltd Joe P*w. Sells Repwaeattall" l` ."ONLY $7,500 DOWN— GETS YOU A REAL $MEAN PUFF Bautituly maintained home new broadloom 3 cushion ffcoring, freshly painted. Spacious bedrooms 8 finished basement with two pce. , tyALER>E pjLG bathroom. Asking $153,900. Call Valerie Pilgrim SalsaRMF - 831-3300 RaWax Genesis Ltd Faruk room wit keplace knob on to garden. FormalEDWRMAMBON rooms. en suint in mpMG Aboul $330 sq,, plus a saprate baseni I aperlmert Call Ed Accident Broker Wflkn"% Associate Broker 831-M Re/11111a Germs Ltd. w rdJ JVLt. •f7r'f Aver.+ AW..,< SO MUCH FOR SO LRTLE �-W 1,400 sq. ft., 3 bdrm. with 4 baths, finished bsmt, JOHN McCARTEN ,)very stone fireplace, central air d vac. + 3 Sales Representative appliances on large fenced lot. Just St67,FK. ,all Jonn McCarter 931-3300 Re Max Geres s PRICED TO SELL - $179,900 Spacious 3 bdrm. all brick home with fin. rec room. Offers fully fenced lot, cac, 3 new appliances, fireplace in living room. Located on court close tc pa.nc and schools. Call Sherry Philips for more deans 831.3300. Ra/Max Genesis Ltd. r r� VIEW OF LAKE - S159,900 - 51 X122 LOT nground ludney-shaped pool. 3 bedroom 7k.ngalow backing onto conservation, very private S gt.let — - -- House features include: Finished basement, JANE OR GEARY custom brck fireplace, bar, extra 3 pc. bath 8 .an. WHITE Call Jane or Geary White 831.330C A&Max Sales Represerdativa Seras.s _!d. SHERRY PHILLIPS Sales Representative �­ > e AMBERLEA SR. EXECUTIVE $2a,900 Very large executive home, loaded, cent air, cent. vac., ceramics, intercom, security system, TFEARON under ground sprinkler, main NSTEVE Nr. library. Big r VE FE andativ sundeck, huge master bdrm., 5 pc. on sate. Must be seen. Call Steve Fearon 683-2992. A REAL DEAL FOR A SMART SHOPPER - This is a 3 bedroom offering renovated i6lWo, 8 balk, hardwood floors, large dadk IL shunted an spectacular oversized lot Possession can be • _ . j0ANCAMPBELL test Only addrg $119,900. Cal Joan Campbel, Sallee Raw $167,900 Professionally decorated in and out Pool -size lot Finished basement French doors, upgraded FRED WAITHE broadloom and more. Call me today for all IN Saks Representative details and appointment to view. Fred Waite 321- 3536 or 427-9951 RelMax Genesis Ltd. Channing 4 -level backspit finished top to bottom, backing onto ravine and parkland. Tasblully decorated and $ ' eccaby maintained, bads of DOUZG rads pularut and powPickenng. Oust steal Rsp 9AW "wAM1» Doughs B. Can 321-36M RaWn Genesis t PAG$ VTH&NI$NVs Calling'All Mechanics ■ a.0 853 Finch Ave. $229,000 Ideal home/occupation property. Huge garage measuring 32 ft. x 26 ft. x 12 ft. belongs to this property, adequate size for semi truck. The lot measures 96 ft. x 196 ft., and enjoy a 3 bdrm. bungalow, additional garage, 2 driveways, control air. This exceptional property can be viewed through Peter Mueller at 683-8542. LISTED WITH: Peter Mueller, Associate Broker, Family Trust 683-8542. I FAMILY TRUST ' CORPORATION REALTOR am PETER MUELLER Associate Broker PORT PERRY - WATERFRONT 2 112 ACRES + NEW 4,000 SQ. FT. Address: 282 Fralicks Beach Price: Reduced from $480,000 to $378,800! Features: Absolutely fabulous home. Very unique California style with windows galore. Spectacular views. Private courtyard, 7 walkouts, vaulted ceilings, huge island kitchen. Lots of skylights, floors are ceramic, Berber and bleached maple. Master suite has 6 -pc. marble en suite, fireplace + balcony. Don't miss this one chance for luxury on the lake. Listed With: A. Lee Colby Tor. Line 686-4743 or 576-3111. A. LEE COLBY I!" Rw"040w I lr �-ail BEAUTY ON THE LAKE $199,000. Beautiful 4 bdrm., 2 storey detached new roof & furnace. Lakeview Pool, please call CF10YALLAGE_. — Arnir Jafari' 977-7653. Real Estate Services Ltd. ��i'��•f�.ffNowl boost LINCO LN ES BUNGALOWS ARE BACK Lincoln Homes introduces PHASE II of its Parkview Project in the desirable Arnberlea area of Pickering. Available are 5 stunning bungalow designs and a number of 2 storeys on 50' lots. Prices start at $229,990. For more information call Sharon Cram at 420-2602. W FRANK REALTOR Y JACK FUDGE DM CHANCE CONGRATULATIONS!! IN ATTAINING THE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD FOR THE - YEAR 1992, JACK, DORIS AND MARG WOULD LIKE TO THANK THEIR CLIENTS AND ASSOCIATES FOR THEIR SUPPORT IN HELPING THEM RECEIVE THIS AWARD. i _ .. mow. -.,..........,.-_- a 4 0 11 i 41 r 7 -.. — -its When You ou'll Get Resu •I ..w...r�.w,r Advertise with AinfiftiorkV INCREDIBLE YARD $162,800 3 bedroom all brick on 33 x F > rt 140' lot in Westney Heights. Quality One • Huge deck with bulli -in spa . • Y r4A.7 children's swing set, quiet crescent. Still has room for tarry seens !y pool. Must be seen to be y appreciated. one of a kind. full-time sales representative Call Larry Seens 686-3300 FREE-MARKET E VA L U AT I O N t RF//i W 1 i ` QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTP_ L ♦ 1AJAX -42 : s BILL SAYS i .� CONGRATULATIONS ` AJAX SERVICE CLUBS AND PARTICIPANTS ` SEIZE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL IMMACULATE SEMI Power of sale - fuily dot 3 bdrm. on huge iot HOME WEEK DOREEN DARROCH In Oshawa with in-law apt All window coverings, Close to public 6 sap. schools. Creat south Aiax Sates Representative fenced yard, large kit, rec rm. 8 master bdrm. FRANK STYBA location. Move nght n. Cail :rank Styba 428- BILL LEGROS CELEBRATION n— Qarroch 428-76 Saks Representative 7677. Sats Representative MODERN TOWNHOME _ r PRIVATE END UNR 3 bdrms., 2 4 -pc. baths, new kitchen 3 flooring, '��'�• RDABLE DETACHED > . This 3 bdrm. townhome has eat -in kitchen. ---L - new brdim., new gar. b front drs. Fin. bsmt., --� --� ELVIRA LAAOCOUE hrdwd. Ars., maint fee covers everything but ELVIRA LAROCOUE paw 3 . rec starter near $droit$, freshly good room an at p floor, groat (army home m Saks Re entative no 6 tax. Ehrua 428-7677. ry g Saks pentad, fin roc rm., fenced lot Don't miss out! PEGGY STRATTON good aroa 8 groat price Peggy Stratton 428 Elm 428-7677. Sales Representative 7677. IT'S 13EAUTS'l1L! ••"µ RESORT LUXURY Tltis 3 bdrm., 1 N your own bads yard wilft time' Pool• M storey is on a 43x100' lot on a GET NTO THE SWIM OF THINGS ngroutd quiet street with mature trees. En wits beth d JILL SAVARD Feahn� beoulMd � Mom, fine. rec room and SHEILA EARL laundry room with new decor 3 broadloom. KEN BROWN In Y%An aground pool. 3 bedroom home n Sal"SaIM Sheila Ead 428-7677. Saks ReMsontative C features fireplace and finished roc room. Call Kan Brown 426--7676 77. r£ V SUNNY PARK SETTING All brick, 1 yr. `NEVI South -� exp., `PIE' lot oAooks park! , Quiet cul-de-sac. Huge oak a PCKEFM WHY Pffr;F�Mfff kitchen. Fireplace, $248,500. Vendors say *Ser 2.640 4 fl. hana in desirable 3 bdnns., fully finished basement with rec rm., 8+si.EY A TRISIIres. area. 3 1/2 yrs. naw, well bu$ aPpeaing _ newer Doors in kitchen. bath 3 hall. Newer FREWN Cal Mrs. French 831-7677. CHUCK REYNOLDS layout. Excellent opportunity. Call Chuck SHEILA EARL bro 0. bscb oo 10 PWL Sheila Earl 4zs- Saks re Reynolds 831-7677. Saks Representative 7677. OPEN HOUSE SAT. A SUN., JULY 4th A 5th, 1-4 P.M. 447 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY CENTURY HOME Delightful "Ontario Gothic' Circa 1869. Some original pine floors, completely restored, upgraded and updated, six appliances, all DONT MISS THIS ONE! window treatments, 16x32' pool + 480 sq. ft. deck, 18,100 spent � It spartdesl Eat•in kitchen, 3 bright bdnns.,14-,1 on landscaping. High efficiency furnace, oversized dble. garage ELE STANFIELD 2 -pc. bath, in-law potential. Call Ele Standfeld with attic. A very competitive price for this type of property In Port GEOFF RIM F.R.L Solas Repnantatiw 428-7677. Perry. 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OW -THM 9 A.Y. - I P& M &UE O&K-GPK Pins asommom. k4l NW -TOM TAX -IPA W9W-7—•• : I'l 67 KIM R PICKERIMIG :tPI0401L ON 02) FORD �aFo�h *I A ZY 4 0 4. 5K w41k iz W9W-7—•• : I'l 67 KIM R PICKERIMIG :tPI0401L ON 02) FORD �aFo�h *I A ZY 4 0 1993 Mazda RX -7 r 'V 1*.HEA�T 1992 Mazda 929 Serenia 1992 Mazda 323 -pEirts it service I �FIN NCING fties ■ ■ ■ ■ with shuttle Zj am & roug :o IL LE . a Baviewly - k�� - 984 KINGSTON RD., BICKERING 1992 Mazda Miata ®'949 N...: ►K] ■ 101 ft e What summer driving is all about 0 43 r By John Duarte With the weather showing some signs of summer, l decided it was € time to have some driving fun under the sun and approached some the automakers looking for convert- ibles. I can't think of a better way to € get this series on the road than to spend the fust few hundred kilome- '92 tresRO�EST of summer cruising arroundund in a Porsche 968 Cabriolet. This is what summer is all about -- the sun shining brightly, warm The power top is easy to operate temperatures and the rag top down and can be retracted or put back and on a very cool looking car. locked into place in seconds. Right off the mark, let's talk fig- Porsche claims "safety is not an ures. The base model coupe starts at option, but a design principle." The $53,900 and the Cabriolet goes for 968 comes equipped with driver $67,500 before your start adding on and passenger's side airbags, the the options. The only options on the latest in anti-lock braking technolo- test car were the sport seats for the gy and double galvanized steel driver and passenger, which added '; body for ultimate stability and pro - $860 to the base price. tection of passengers. Now that we have the numbers The best thing about this car is out of the way, we can get down to that you feel in perfect control all of business. the time. The steering is very The 968 Cabriolet has a look responsive at any speed. You never that is distinctly Porsche. There is have to tight it while working the long snout and the flush -mount- through the gears, and there are six ed pop-up headlights. You slide into of them to enjoy. the seats and sink into leather luau- € Quickness is also dazzling. The ry. € 3.0 -litre four cylinder engine is The seats are power adjustable capable of 236 horsepower and and heated to provide ultimate nom- makes the 968 smooth and quick fort. You get this feeling they wrap off the line. around your midsection as soon as The thrill, however, comes at you sit down._= 4,000 rpm. That is when the power The seating position is low, but kicks in and the Porsche bolts for - the large windshield and rapidly ward into happy highway cruising. sloping hood provide good forward This car wants to go fast. visibility. The wide doors allow For me, this test drive was more good sightlines to the sides when of an exercise in restraint than just a the top is up. look at a very well put together The dash is designed with all '= automobile. instrument gauges and dials at easy Take away the superb handling, reach. Instrumentation is also the exquisite cornering ability, the extremely easy to understand and Porsche mystique and all you have operate. left is another car.. NOT July 1. 1992. Volume 2. Number 18 Ti moTHY JOHN WnrrrABER publisher Hugh Nicholson John C 1 . :.: ed Contributors o" c�NI`i'rireraPl4 Joe Duarte..,_,, and design Ji*Romu"R J•aul Andrew Smith Sales Manager ` Andrea Helt�r i,•Salie�,i�g�ie�ti.�tes.•.....:::.:..: ...... •1Wtianai.Sde3 ' .. • . . Ysiia�icGiltbl •<,....,. 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"CASHBACK ASSIGNED TO DEALER, FREIGFii AND TAXES EXTRA. *0 DAYS FROM DEUVEW DATE (WORLD SERIES OCT. -4) e air THIS WEEK ONLY!! WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY CHEVROLET * OLDSMOBILE • GEO LTD. " =� GM .I IL aeii PAGE 4 Wndeeday, July 1, 1992 0N1EEl 'The '92 Olds .Achieva arrives There's a new name at Oldsmobile dealers across the region. The all-new front -wheel -drive Achieva replaces the Calais in the Oldsmobile line-up and features softened lines and a styling that is very unique, still very North American. The Achieva is available in a two coupe or four -door sedan. There are four different engines available. The 2.3 -litre four cylinder develops 120 horsepower. The DOHC 2.3 -litre, 16 -valve engine is capable of 160 horsepower. The HO version of the same engine produces 180 horsepower. Finally, there is the 3.3 -litre six cylinder outputting 160 horse- power. Oldsmobile engineers have also updated their luxury car -- the 88 Royale. With its new aero- dynamic lines, which it holds its place as a moderate American six -passenger front -wheel -drive. The Royale's engine is a 3.8 - litre multipoint -fuel -injection V6 which delivers 170 horses and comes with an automatic four - speed transmission - Ford's new Probe turning some heads A second -generation Ford Probe, distinguished by a cab - forward, aerodynamic design and all-new powerplants, made its public debut at the Los Angeles Auto Show in January. Designated a 1993 model, the now Probe will go on sale in Fad dealerships next lune. The initial Probe was introduced in May, 1988, as a 1989 model Ford North American Design Staff is responsible for the 1993 Probe's exterior and interior design sold Mazda is respond for the car's engi- neering and The 1993 Probe will be offered in a single configura- tion (2+2) in base and GT series. The new vehicle is lower and has a cowl (base of windshield) nearly three inches lower than the currant Probe. Probe has been a success since its introduction in 1988 and, together with the Mustang, has given Ford lead- ership in the small specialty car marked segment. 4 �3I:A ��c."lP "��,,����y ' w»,�F^'1"�R��'���s��r"trn•P� S ..'� Kingchurch Nissan Tent Sale. There's more than great deals cooking at Kingchurch Nissan. Come out to Kingchurch Nissan for a free hot dog and test drive. Hot dogs will be seR,ed Fridays and Saturdays only between June 24 and July 8, but the Hot Deals will be served up every day. ,CTI.* M�: Showroom hours. ,%1on. to Thurs. a a.m. to 9 p.m.. Fri. ailJ Sat. 9 a.m. w o p.m. - - Rav1\ St. \1•. in .Ajax No rnatterwhich wqY ytum YOU'Rend up here. Luxury. economy, performance or utility. Convertible, sedan, pickup or 4x4. Domestic or import. Whatever you're looking for in a new vehicle, your Saturn Saab Isuzu dealer's got it. Like the Saturn SC Coupe. The sleek lines are new. But then, so is everything else we've put into this sports coupe. Including the thinking. Turn up the heat with the SC Coupe. Take a test drive today. �►rrr" :,1992 Saturn SC Cou 14,975 �.:. . -. - Fuel byected ]&wive dual -overhead -cam engine Fair -**eel indepen&nt suspension - Leather -wrapped steering wheel r Five -speed manual trotaxission_ _ : « Fifteen -inch alloy wheels - Rear centre console with cuphomer z. Saturn Saab ISUZU of Pickering r r Y . s.. 980 Kingston Road r T Pickering, Ontario 5�ATU2N. 839-6159 -B a ISUZU MSRP for a base model 1992 Sisters SC Coape equipped with 5 -speed aasaual transmission. PDl is includM. Fm{At. GST, PST, insurance, licence fees and other applicable taxes ase not included. See dealer for details. 0 •) 0► 16 0 0 0 I V tikes e } very Mon asun da yo _eta sporty, fun -to -drive Golf Integrated safety roll bar Cabriolet give you a sunny outlook on life Drop by for a test drive today • Easy -retracting, insulated top • Def rostable glass rear window •Sporty performance engine &Golf Cabriolet • Manual or automatic transmission OWASCO VOLKSWAGEN INC. 35 MIN. 1425 DUNDAS ST. EAST, WHITBY Experience the Owasco Feeling Proven to serve you BEST since 1972 WWTer HNY. 2 OSHAW ./ An 'I CARE' and O M1 SERVICE AWARD WINNER A�ax/PidcenncyTor 683-3235 Oshawa/Whitby 668-9393 a Extended service hours Tues and Thurs until 7.30 p m ow=o Ask about our 'FREE- Service dmic last Thursday of every month by appt. Y Income Protection Plan ��'���°r Satisfaction in Sales, Service. _ Body p. Parts. Rentals (Canada. USA. Europe) WHEELS HAS THE DEALS $169"506 a LUN 292' RN SATURN SL Economy & Performance `Highest rating for mechanical Reliability in Two Decades' CONSUMER REPORT MAGAZINE � MOTORCITY SATURN SAAB IStiZU . 1520 Dundas St_ E., SATLRN-Whitby 430-2350 SRJA(//IWAR�A�GE�'��- OOWNH"AWIA YURRY1 PROTE •Du)zNaM MAZLK /s � FfX�A VAL s� - - - MA „� affiAM W, AV V 'A A 6 WPA gj'ArOA XAVIA JA A VA kos �, 1250 DUNDAS STa WHITBY a 1��• • • • • • t>.•�tis,99s7� 6of Will. RUE i tMsdnesday. July 1, 1992 WHEELS IX)RHAM WEST y TOPS IN SERVICE Derek Scanlan, of Ontario Hyundai, was recently named Hyundai's Service Manager of the Year, Scanlan was selected for the honor from more than 250 Hyundai service managers across the country. The award recognizes dedication to cus- tomer service and Scanlan makes servicing the customer his top priority. Stanza continues to impress With a longer list of standard `: four -speed automatic and cruise € cubic feet) of trunk space can be features, the most powerful I control are optional on both XE expanded by folding down all or engine in its class and a new SE models. part of the rear seats. "Euro -Sport" model, the Nissan : Ail Stanzas retain the com- The styling of the Stanza Stanza is even more appealing fortable, convenient interior fea- hasn't changed much over the to discriminating compact sedan tures for which they are well : years. The 1992 features more buyers. known. The sculpted, flowing rounded lines and lots of glass. New this year is the top -of- : interior places all controls with- The new look is complemented the -line Stanza SE, an evolution : in easy reach of the driver. by flush -mounted halogen head - in the STanza range that 's Superbly comfortable front lights. replaces 1991's GXE. € bucket seats offer an extensive The overall styling of the "Blackout" body trim and : range of adjustments and lateral Stanza may not be as flashy as front and rear spoilers give the support. : that of its closest rivals -- the SE a sportier exterior and A high -efficiency, free-flow- € Toyota Camry and Honda European flair. ing heating system and air con- Accord -- but this is a proven Inside, standard features : ditioning system has been devel- : Nissan performer that deserves a include anti-lock brakes, viscous oped to conquer Canada's cold- € second look when shopping for limited -slip differential, sun- : est winters and hotest summers.s a affordably -priced family roof, cruise control, air condi- The generous 403 litres ( l4 I sedan. tioning. AM/FM cassette stereo, tachometre, power windows, mirrors and door locks, alloy wheels and leather -wrapped steering wheel and shift knob. The viscous limited -slip dif- ferential us worth a closer look Id since, with going into the tech- nical details, helps the overall performance of the car. The set- up helps the Stanza with corner- ing ability, better traction and ONE WAY overall stability. The two other members of the stanza lineup in the 1992 model year are both versions of the popular Stanza XE. , TT1 The base XE gets new list of ' standard features that includes a tachometre. AM/FM cassette • 1 stereo, split folding rear seats SATURDAY MORNING DOOR CRASHER SPECIAL and power mirrors. Next up the ladder is the mid- -- 9 C V 1E range XE that gains extra stan- dard equipment like factory - installed air conditioning and power windows and door locks. All three versions are pow- ered by the lively four -cylinder, ONE ONLY `d`,&A0'Skc�'p�st"� 138 horsepower. 12 -valve pow- brak„console. StI 0642 an' that was developed for Nissan's 3 TO CHOOSE 1991 CIERA Nissan's 240SX sponscar. '4 The standard transmission is a smooth five -speed manual. A =mEILOOK!!� HOL!ESAL�E PR��ES Nil �C•s- -- a.v 1 . 1988 CHEV CAVALIER Z24 1989 ASTRO CL 1989 SAFARI SLE Fait eq+a doW Mdl ewwaea, aub., nr a s" 7 pa—M. *W &,-k* baled. Capww &ft it 7 y—wS w0 w � Hy bs" 05pMbi $11,998 1'�` $16.998 515.995 1986 BUICK LESABRE LTD. Fier b.iK *ft v0 VW velar bft- 1989 CHEV EURO -SPORT 6eFl. alu., ai�e.. PKKER/AW l0was .+s,.,%1kW. 1989 PONTIAC GRAND AM LE 2lou, aloaafe ar ="=% we" 71.=ra. $8,995 557 KINGSTON RD. (11lfI30.&M/� PICKETING I id _. I I.- WM] 1986 PONTIAC 6000 LE 7P—M ow 6 COL. ab., & mwmw+s 1986 AEROSTAR W 7 F+�•. w•�vaa V[11_11�lj ONLYVa LEFT +1 doa, t cyi, Poaar locks. GR. aum. ar it A 11 III I e •I A a u 0 BRAND NEW 1992 COLT 200 SOL # CT7736 Ind. 4 cyl., auto., doth ntenor, p.s., hue wheel rovers, p.b., talectic defroster, plus much more. 0 Only $179.37 per month or U:8199504" 0 A\' BRAND NEW! 1992 VOYAGER SOL #7621 Ind. auto. trans.. air be% p.s.. p.b., defroster rear wlpere, delay wipers, dual mrrors, AMTW stereo, — clock and much more. Only $292.36 per month or SALE4 31995" BRAND NEW. 1992 ACCLAIM Stk #7306 Ind. 2.5 L er", auto., power stnnn9, pow brakes, au cond., tilt, cruse,'411" cess., Glom �1 seats, power mirrors,. m� defroster, ckxx remcte, trunk release plus more. Only t247.W per month SALE S 111995°0' 0 WHEELS DUNHAM WEST Wedntanday. July 1, 1892 PAGE 7 A 1992 LE BARON SOL #L7365 Ind. V6, auto., power stoarm9, power brakes, air _ cored., power mirrors, z AM/FM cass., floor mats, tinted glass defroster, as beg, tUdirlg tar scat, telt. Crum & mon. Only $305.96• per month °S,,LEs14.599w 1991 CHEROKEE LTD. : 1 1991 DYNASTY 4 DR. InCl " Dan copearl W coal lWainerDuWckN seats,� • . r � 4.4 ppgwn pkg trader 2 _ -1 a a SOL No. P35K YraL: Vi uaft 100 manta. ♦ _ vm rL 1.6'M IN. �I 54a wroows front ars versed. spat seals, dek'osw OOnwlflgral span fire era AkkFY dens, ON am P225175RII Fig* FT .a_ ata,erle. aeceory wo-* p w Pd WS, PM, PS. � � � � avaali0le. AWFM cass.. arm rdwLt. 0'N L raduls SIM eP353a skh 6111141s . NAW 1991 LOBARON Z DR. CONVERTIBLE 1988 DOOGE DAKOTA 4X4 SPORT 11"Ill °ODOR 1111112111111111 VAN Incl. V6, au1o., air, W WL 310 V1, era. pa. 9t Ira pm r bw- V4 sport bar, light bas near ph, dew ata yeee, dolh S VAL. p -* pd. aw., atIMF step bumper, p1NL. kiei low AWFa1,,2r _ _ - adee i -Aftw l#, P. MAS radial, aluminon .wd bw No am 0*1 aA �■tp a ams. wheel. AWFit sass.. 300 W N& sal P31K er Mary casae* rear sliding window Bile�rtwr oitla dual mirrortl. Balance 43,9"'MY i2m IEB, www �t�l'ae..T warranty rrIVE PRICED TO SELLSALE 1991 DODGE SHADOW 4 DR. St res rim kssi va 4"1 MPERIAL - 4 DR. 1991 CARAVAN A.W.D. WAGON P.L. D Q. alt 4 spd. alda, pus., pA. Sal Na P312L add.: Vo,, p.w.. PAL, P. reds a l""– etch aa. a0. ave. PLL, dual horns. ; delkage, &W side y VwesaMSM R sect a sairots all alddolyR, tlnsd 91.4 aloe Ar/IAI ecce, 7 aledroNn p.aaay. ,11% WW Nien#. quad spa" system OOra01a, s•aarlly P�+Oa. slec blrokels, dlMals sad rase air slrapsndon, mar dNrosNt doth _ stele. a ■a•. eddy fltldad pia mach nate. 71995 Iw.I.IMe■drr+�• n ,,.#� mom tkrwd h __ Dore. a elan °Irlf,35oD OKLY 1�,ft00 i� ES two bee aawr a erz Balance of factory SALEMlaa Bataea a lack" LOADED" 11d■laolldwywwaldy warranty available. P%X wemmpaaallaiaa .,ysy 'LOADED" 1 A J 1992 SUNDANCE Stk. #57379 Irld. 4 cyL, auto, trans., pawedSIMNtg powei brakes, daHroartor. as oorb.. AM/FM stereo delay 1 wgxn, fled mats, dual horns, side mouldings, 4 si*- sysum, hgM plr9 . mare. Only $199.96' per month or SALE s9, 99900' 1990 GMC 4x4 SIERRA PICKUP SOL .T7827A 17L 5 'need. p.s.. pb.. a reldoea p Ota led■. W cond.. at. awes. ANIFY aa..OOlarlst. twdraom paint. Sierra ppeeC�YYaa�see a1��inuM wh••Ta, LT2a6ilSRI6lYS ra/dt a ■on, caper dw^ 1 OWW. a'h now NAM LOADED 1988 DODGE D100 PICKUP Sol. orms" Va. am.. X. pz., doe soft bee _ tner, SW blespr. AWM. 4 e, Ms Maws Moors, sMdifq – - rear wwows, arpe" a - Mon. t ane. balarlea PRICED TO SELL ,dr 1991 GRAND VOYAGER LE St No. vxa V6, Aft. p.s, p b., per, pd -l.. p seat Wt. CUM. air, overhead consols, p. Meas, A OM Mr !!!cele _ AWM caswae, ",p * brakes, w.aa pMe m '-.. I owner. only 32,000 1111168. Balarm 01 " Sol F ONLY 31,000 flues 1 p om • Wad ommv July t u� -FIRST �4 TRUCKLOA 1 2Tim"""ROFORTS ON LOCATION WITH OVER MILLIONS OP DOLLARS OF INVENTORY i0 LIQUIDATE! • PRICES WILL NEVER BE LOWER • SAVE THOUSANDS THIS WEEK DROP BY WEDNESDAY FOR A PREVIEW OF THE SAVINGS!!! HURRY IN THURSDAY! SALE ENDS SATURDAY, JULY 4 AT 5:30 P.M. 1992 SUNBIRD w,: Auaac, AMlFM cassette, l . � mss, air corxfting. ORIGINAL M.S.R.P....-..:..».........,_.....=14,SW OUR PRICE $101450 1991 FIREFLY Auto, tmied Glass, rear 0dow def., AWFM cars., pulse WPM spat mirror, Fear W&L seals, W. cons*, 2 doa or 4 '6v999 I o v t:j 1992 SAFARI EXT. VAN SLE 1991 GRANDAM 1991 TEMPEST V-6, aar, auto., AIWFM cassele. 11 111 Automatic, air cm&ior ft AM/FM stereo, fold -down rear seat. $10m750 . j• a i i f{ t€ t j f i t i R s. a �� a Z E� y: � 1, f.s:;+^?.-y.-�•'.!±.s.s,�s^.�.J.saws�. Cairirs.. _... •..:.1: i. '..✓ ,. .. I 0 • a 0 wwww riEidOlJHou Rs; A.M.-2,00 P.M. AX -5:30 P.M. A.M.-7;30 P.f cal• of �� 1111 } �• r ir�s�s•s•�