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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1992_07_039 • 7 0 THE -- DRUG IRROMM IN DURHAM FOR LOW PRICES FA Pickering Edition DFliffISER SATIN SHOES THE SHOE BOX Pickering Town Centro 831-7009 Friday, July 3, 1992 16 pages A Metrolond Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 510 + 40 GST = 55 cents Vol. 111 No. 27 Plug pulled on new regional centre By NORMAN NELSON day, regional council pulled the plug on a Durham Staff massive development in downtown Oshawa DURHAM - In a cliffhanger vote Tues- which would have been home to regional Thousands of Pickering residerds flocked to Kinsmen Park Wednesday to cele- brate Canada's 125th birthday. Here, Sarah Bates gets a little help from mom Robin as she lines up the mallet to "Bonk the Bug,' one of the children's games featured at the festivities. photo by Celia Bronkhorst administration. "I'm damned disappointed in the vote," said tht visibly shaken chairman Gary Herrema as he exitet council chambers. He said he's not sure if it was "any one thing" tha caused councillors to scrap the project by a narroH 17-15 vote. The Hilstone development would have seen a S37 - million, nine -storey regional administrative centre gc up alongside a private office tower. In the end, the proposal failed to clear a key pre- liminary hurdle on the issue of parking and site loca- tion. Oshawa had to satisfy the region it had provided an adequate site and parking before the issues of financing and building design could even be put on See WITTY—Page A3 Homes okayed, despite threat to water quality PICKERING - An 18 -home subdivision for Clare- mont was approved by town council Monday, despite provincial objection that it will damage quality of water in the area. "I'm in disbelief," said councillor Kip Van Kempen after the vote, calling the proposal "environmentally flawed. There are many, many unanswered questions." Existing nitrate levels in water beneath the property already exceed Ontario drinking water objectives, says the ministry of the environment. "The development will result in the further deterioration of the quality of water in the shallow aquifer;' the ministry wrote in objecung to the subdivision. The ministry of natural resources and town planners had also objected to the development. Town staff told council the subdivision is "prema- ture", noting the subject property is part of the environ- mentally -sensitive Oak Ridges Moraine. The province is currently studying the impact of development on the moraine. Further, Pickering planners said current town poli- cies require the area remain undeveloped until a review of Claremont is complete, and noted the region would also require a study. Council, however, gave its approval to official plan and zoning arnendrnents to pave the way for develop- ment. "The town looks extremely foolish," said councillor Doug Wellman, who predicted the application will stall at the regional and provincial levels. "We look foolish in the eyes of the province and in the eyes of the region, because it isn't going to happen." But councillor Rick Johnson, who said the develop- ment would create needed jobs, argued that the town is responsible for land -use designation. The region wifl deal with other issues and won't support the plait until all criteria are met, he said The subdivision was also supported by acting mayor Maurice Bre and councillor Enrico Pisuitio. T A few lucky golfers are being given a chance to spend an entire day on the links while helping out the Canadian Can- cer Society. Deer Creek Golf and Country Estate and Lak- eridge Links Golf Club are each putting together the Longest Day of Golf, allowing one four- some to play as many holes of golf as they can from sunup until sundown. The members of the foursomes are now seeking pledges for the number of holes they complete. If you'd like to sponsor them, call the south Durham unit of the Canadian Cancer Society at 686-1615. Inside the omi ZiyJ;I 1" ji News Harwood grad wins Skills medal See Page 2 Sports Spartans nip Red Sox See Page 9 Letters -------------- A6 Billboard ------------- A8 Sp0rts»»--.--...»_______.»..A9 Classified____.....».....__..A 13 Quant#y means results -- Advertise in Ajax-Pkketirg News Advertiser (683-5110) =W 0sh wM.Whitby This Week (579-4100).103,000 premvn every Friday VIDEOM ]LIk Nintendo UNBEATABLE VIDEO STORE SUPIR NINUM 1822 Whites Road 99831-8818 1794 Liverpool Road 1199 420-1891 Harwood grad wins medal at U.S. skills competition Two Harwood Secondary School students recently competed in the United States Skills Olympics in Kentucky. From left are participant Mike McGee, teacher John Cooney, and bronze medal winner Randy Vandenberg. Stanton searches limited to Saturdays PICKERING - The mother of Julie Anne Stanton vows to con- tinue searching for traces of her missing daughter, though she admits being angriest when she's scouring through bushes and swamps. "So many people have given up so many hours to help," says Pat Stanton. "One person could put a stop to all this. One person knows her location." Julie was 1-4 when she was last seen leaving her Maury Cres. home on Easter :Monday, April 16, 1990. Peter John Sumi..46, of Stoney Creek, was charged with her first-degree murder in Febru- ary. He's pleaded not guilty and his preliminary trial begins next month. Extensive searches carried out LEARN TAI CHI The Taoist Tai Chi Society of Canada is a registered charitable organization dedicated to making the health benefits of Taoist style Tai Chi available to all who wish to experiertce them. Whitney Hall, Iroquois Park, Whitby (Victoria St W. of Brock St) Tuesdays 7.9 p.m. by police, Julie's family, and vol- unteers have failed to turn up any Clues to her whereabouts. "It's like looking for a needle in a haystack." admits Mrs. Stan- ton. "There are so many areas we can't even cover because they're so swampy...but as much as I don't like going out searching, we're not going to find Julie unless we do." Still, Saturday and Sunday searches have taken their toll on Mrs. Stanton and her husband Dentures of the highest quality We'll Make You Smile! 01 1 Full Upper or Lower $299 Partial Upper or $399 Lower John, who have decided to limit the searches to Saturdays. Volunteers interested in help- ing the Stantons tomorrow are asked to meet at 9 a.m. in the parking lot on Regional Road #23 beside Chalk Lake. Anyone with hip -waders is asked to take them along. 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He com- peted against 20 others in his field. "It felt great to win," admits the 19 -year-old Whitby resident. "I was really surprised." Durham College student ,Matthew Dodds from Oshawa brought home a bronze in elec- tronics technology. Two other Durham College students, John Lobban and Adam Hill, competed. Harwood's Mike McGee, a Grade 12 graduate and Pickering resident, placed 12th out of about 50 in the masonry competition. Last year, Bobbi Reid, a Grade 12 graduate from Harwood, brought home a bronze medal in baking. She was the only Canadi- an high school student to win a medal that year. The only other medal earned by a Canadian went to a Toronto college student. To qualify for the match, stu- dents had to win their contest at the highest level of competition available — either at their school, within their school board or col- lege campus, or at a provincial test. SNOW NEW FLEA OPEN MARKET! AAVN*-� New and Used Items with AifB811" WSBYTERM CHURCH ST. 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"In many existing communi- ties, this recommended park boundary cuts straight through our privately -owned backyard area," resident Don Goundry told town council Monday night. "We are not prepared to live with the anxiety and frustration." The proposed boundaries, set by a provincial advisory com- mittee, encompass privately - 0 i owned Rouge Valley ravine lands deemed to have potential impact on the future park. The boundary line will be part of a package of park recommenda- tions presented to the ministry of natural resources at the end of July. Mr. Goundry said homeown- ers fear the boundary will legal- ly restrict uses in backyards and may even prohibit home renova- tions. In an interview, he said he spoke for 50 or 60 families on Rougemount Dr., Pine Ridge Rd., Woodgrange Ave., and Rodd Ave. Another resident, Agnes Rersa, said the issue "has caused us tremendous stress over the past two or three weeks." In a report, the advisory com- mittee says land expropriation will be considered only as a last resort, pledging that "all land considered essential for acquisi- tion will normally be acquired on a willing seller -willing buyer basis." Further, the committee points out that not all properties within Whitevale heritage exemptions supported PICKERING - Whitevale residents who want exemption from heritage designation will be supported by Pickering town council. Politicians decided Monday to prepare a bylaw excluding homes from heritage status at the request of owners. The exemptions, along with heritage designation for the rest of the vil- lage, will be considered by the Ontario Munici- pal Board at a later date. For various reasons, two dozen families in the hamlet have asked to be excluded from her- itage status, a number councillor Enrico Pistrit- to said could prompt the OMB to refuse desig- nation altogether. On Monday, approximately 12 people spoke to council on the subject, with some admitting the village has divided into two "factions" over the issue. One woman called Whitevale "a vil- lage at odds with itself, airing its dirty laun- dry." A bylaw outlining exemptions will come before council for approval Aug. 4. Residents wishing exemption must prove ownership of their homes and make a request to the town before July 16. Because the bylaw must include property locations and boundaries, town staff are unable to prepare it before the previously -scheduled July 20 OMB hearing. The town will, therefore, ask the OMB to set a new hearing date. Libra offers- summer fun PICKERING - Pickering pub- lic libraries are inviting children to check out a list of summer activities being offered in the coming weeks. Library fun will include: • Bay Ridges branch Learn to draw cartoons Thursday, July 16 at 2 p.m. The first 16 children ages six and up will be admitted to the drop-in program. Granny Apple will tell stories to children two to seven years of age Thursday, July 30 at 2 p.m. The first 25 children to arrive will be admitted to the drop-in pro- gram. • Central Library - Granny Apple will share stories with children ages two to seven Wednesday, July 15 at 2 p.m. This is a drop-in program. - The Durharn Avicultural Soci- ety will take birds to the library Wednesday, July 29 at 2 pm. Chil- dren will learn how to cane for their own pet birds. Bird lovers between the ages of six and I I are invited to attend the drop-in program. • Rouge Hill branch - A recycling craft program called Garbage In -Out will be offered to children ages six and up Tuesday, July 7 at 10.30 am. - A Signs of a Friend program Witty says development � ' changed over the years' FROM PAGE 1 the table. - And this is where the debate, over two long days, bogged down. Whitby Mayor Tom Edwards opposed the development, claiming there wasn't enough information on the table about the financing of the Oshawa development and on a sec- ond building for Whitby that would house the regional headquarters. "I'm absolutely dumbfounded they chose not to get that informa- tion (on financing)," said a disap- pointed Oshawa Mayor Nancy Dia- mond. "After we spent millions of dollars and all that time, they don't want the facts." Opposing councillors, however, agreed with Ajax Mayor Jim Witty's argument that the develop- ment changed over the years — and not for the better. "Phe situation is completely dif- ferent from what was presented three years ag0." he said, adding he went along with it then. "We're fighting a moving target. Every meeting, there seems to be a change." For uts nce, Mr. witty said the formerly free parking was now to cost the region money and the amount of land provided by Oshawa had been cut by half. He stressed his decision wasn't politically motivated since he had no qualms on the principle of split- ting the regional facilities between Whitby and Oshawa. Oshawa councilkxs will attempt to revive the project by introducing another vote, likely at the next council meeting July 8. Tuesday, July 14 at 10:30 am. will give children ages six and up an understanding of sign language and will enable them to practise basic communication skills. - A card -collection expert will share his knowledge with children ages six and up Tuesday, July 21 at 10:30 am. The program includes a card -swap session so take your tracers. – The Rouge Hill library will hold its own version of the Olympics Tuesday, July 28 at 10:30 a.m. Children over seven years of age can attend • Greenwood branch - A series of special craft and film programs starts Wednesday, July 29 at 10:30 am. for children ages five to 10. Chiklren five and six must be accompanied by an adult. the proposed boundary are rec- ommended for acquisition; instead, it proposes other alter- natives such as a "land steward- ship program" promoting "good neighbor policies". But Mr. Goundry said home- owners fear that a future park management body might view the guidelines with a different interpretation. Town council voted to ask the advisory committee to remove its preferred boundary from residential properties. Councillor Doug Wellman, who noted that some Scarborough residents are in the same situa- tion, said council's request wouldn't preclude the province from purchasing land on the open market. Shooting for Canada Kinsmen Park, Pickering, was the site of a family party on Canada Day hosted by the town. Here, Misty MacKinnon shoots for a basket in the chil- dren's games area. DELIVERY SERVICE WOCH IN THESE NSEtirS i FLYERS COWIG M YOUR WN WITH YOtJit NEWS ADVERTISER CARRER TODAY AND N THE DAYS AHEAD FRIDAY, JULY 3,1992 NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAXIPICK.) 'CANADIAN TIRE (AJAX/PICK.) 'BOURBON BAYLY'S (AJAX) MAXI DRUG (AJAX) 'PHOTOTENIENCE (AJAX) SUNDAY, JULY 5,1992 NEWS ADVERrISER (AJAXiPICK) -A&P (PICK.) 'CANADIAN TIRE (PICK) CFERNIEY'S (AJAXIPICK) DOMINION (AJ WICK) 'IGA (AJAXrPICK) •K -MART (AJAWICK) LOBLAWS (AJAXIPICK.) MIRACLE FOOD MART (AJAXiPICK) •SEARS (AJAXIPICK) 'SKIN CARE CONSULTANTS (PICK) ' Del mvd to seleded howeholds only koirft MAI aQ AlsQ ?�3 photo by Celia Bronkhorst FRIDAY'S CARRIERS OF THE WEEK ARE CHELSEY AND KAYLN SACKLEY Cho" and Kayln enjoy pig, gipping. drawing and playing bell. Chelsey and Kayln will mom a McDonald% meal -deal compliments of the News Advertiser. Congratulations Chelsey and Kayln for barna our Friday Carriers of the Week ,PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER MMA% JULY 3r IM elects new council AJAX-PICKERING - The Red Cross is looking for vol- unteers to head up blood donor recruitment and interna- tional services. Those areas still need chairpeople after the Ajax - Pickering branch of the Cana- dian Red Cross Society held its 53rd annual general meet- ing recently. This year's branch council is made up of J. Floyd Suther- land as president, Barbara Black as vice-president. Ilona Batho as secretary and Steve M. Stewart as treasurer. Program chairs include Paul Kent (emergency ser- vices), Ray Zents (first aid), Bob Crawford (meals on wheels), Greg Grimes (public relations), Joy Freemantle (volunteer resources), and Doug Dealhoy (sickroom equipment loan service). Representatives are Alf Tyas (homemaker service) and Bert Callaghan (water safety.), while Dave '.Mulhol- land and Ted Zidas are co- opted members. 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Ms Laing offered her views on education and school board poli- cies and trends: News Ad: The effectiveness of • the so-called 'whole language' con- cept of teaching has been ques- tioned in recent months. How do you respond to that. Is it working? Ms Laing: "Whole Language" involves using the children's expe- rience and interests to teach lan- guage skills. Children may write about a topic of special interest to the class and read a variety of good books, rather than reading about Dick and Jane and answering ques- tions about them. The skills teach- ers work to develop over the grades are the same -- accuracy of under- standing or expression, clear think- ing and mastery of good composi- tion and spelling. A recent review, of student writing conducted in Grades 6 and 10 of Durham Board of Education schools shows our success. These results will be- pub- lished in the fall. We were pleased to find both imaginative content and accuracy appropriate to the stu- dents' ages. News Ad: Is there a move to go back to the older method of lan- guage instruction which includes phonics" Please explain the differ- ence. Ms Laing: There is a widely 0 held misconception that we never 0 7 use phonics. We do. It is one of a variety of techniques that good teachers use to help young children read. Teachers now have many more techniques than they had in previous years because they have more extensive training. We know that different people learn different- ly, and it would be a shame to go back to the `old days" when chil- dren's individual needs were less important News Ad: How do Durham Region's students stack up against their counterparts across the province? The nation? Ms Laing: We do not have extensive data from provincial reviews. In the recent reviews of math and reading, the very small sample of Durham students tested stood at average or above, but we'd like more comprehensive evidence before we make definitive state- ments. We know our graduates do well at university and that over 90 per cent of our students stay in school to graduate. In these ways we stand above provincial stan- dards. We think it is desirable to have better and more frequent assessment. We welcome the provincial benchmarks project now under development, as well as the anticipated national indicators in math, reading and writing. News Ad: The public school board has been grappling with a controversial modified school year for some time now. What is the Durham Berard of Education's posi- tion on a modified schedule of instruction? Ms Laing: The modified school year challenges many accepted ideas about how we should divide the year into school and vacation periods, and for that reason alone it is very difficult for many people to accept. We believe that its adoption would certainly not harm the aca- demic development of children, and research indicates that there is a -very good chance it could improve learning. In addition, it could save us money on accommodation and thus allow more resources for other pro- grams. We know that there are lim- ited dollars, and only by saving on some things will we have what we need for others. News Ad: Where is the Durham Board of Education headed as we near the end of the 20th century? Ms Laing: There are many important directions in our system plan. Student success in learning both the old and new 'basics' is very important. Business and indus- try tell us that skills like working in groups, showing creativity and ini- tiative, and utilizing technology are very significant. We are trying to grow in these directions. Building a sense of social responsibility is also very important, and we hope the spirit of Canada's 125th birthday that we've seen this year will stay with us throughout the decade. News Ad: New Brunswick is considering a school year that includes 200 instructional days of school each vear to better prepare its students academically. Would a longer school year turn out better students? Why or why not' Nis Laing: More time in the school year might be useful, but the key to effective learning is a pro- ductive partnership between the family and the school. School` must communicate with parents and be responsive to their ideas, and par- ents must build their child's sense; of self-esteem and motivation to To improve our service to you We are NOW OPEN SUNDAYS Mechanic on Duty 11 4 No Appointment Necessary At6%wdyYoWreAS_--- _10dy. That's not just a promise. It's a guarantee. 355 Bayly St. W. (at Finley) 683-5211 -Tqr mrwq ►dvoirnclim v>QmAv nn.v i v"2.iicr c learn. As the family structures of our society change, and as we face economic and social challenges, finding new ways to provide the consistent support our children need will be more and more important. News Ad: How are teachers who work for your board evaluated in terms of their efficiency and abil- ity to teach and guide their stu- dents? Ms Laing: Teachers are evaluat- ed by principals on a regular basis. Evaluation includes review of duties as specified in a role descrip- tion, as well as classroom visitation. Teachers whose performance is below standard are given assistance and supervision while they follow an improvement plan. If performance continues below standard, a superintendent is involved and dismissal may be the result of a process outlined in Board procedure. Written documentation is kept at all stages. The vast major- ity of teachers are highly profes- sional and frequently take summer and evening courses to improve ¢heir own instructional practice. News Ad: How do you respond boa�:"" to the criticism that teachers are too easily promoting students who have had questionable academic years? Ms Laing: Most student stay with their age group throughout ele- mentary school, and generally this is the best environment for their learning. If one child is not progressing as quickly as others, his or her needs can usually be accommodated. Teachers are prepared to adjust the curriculum to suit a variety of needs along the way, and usually children who mature a little later achieve an appropriate standard. "Failing a grade" may seem like the rigorous approach to some people, but statistics show that among drop- outs, repeating a grade is a frequent charactensdc. In most cases, we find ways of helping students catch up academi- cally without separating them from their class or eroding their self-con- fidence. This Week: What's the biggest difference between the Catholic and public school boards" Ms Laing declined to answer the I= question. Great Garden Values Begin Here... >t VANDERMEER NURSERY ANNUALS Ins Vivid Colour SPECIAL �r99, BOX OF 4 J Reg. $1.29 Beautifully and brghten your landscape Full of buds and blooms 10 HANGING BASKETS , 0i *FT. 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Two of the growth businesses in the past decade have been private or independent schools and firms specializing in remedial education. Why ane more parents looking beyond our public school system for help? The reasons are numerous and we recounted some of these in Wednes- day's paper, but there has been one major factor in Ontario that has caused problems not faced here before: Ontario's education system is in a complete mess and tough new thinking along is needed to put it back on the rails. In order for anyone to succeed, they must be motivated. Whether it's ath- letes searching for a championship, a salesman seeking recognition as a top producer or a race car driver striving to go faster than anyone else, motiva- tion is the key. Unfortunately, our children today have precious little motivation to learn, let alone succeed. With athletes, business people etc. the downside to not performing is immediate...less money, less prestige and all that goes with non-performance. Our schools propel children ahead regardless of whether they should 'fail' or not, so what's to motivate many of our young people to excel? With no downside to non-performance, too many don't perform... that's human nature. So what can be done? _I Extend the school year. New Brunswick is looking at lengthening its teaching year to 200 days from 182 instructional days and not counting teacher development days (which students have off) as instructional days. J A return to more positive educational practices such as testing and evaluation of progress based on non -anecdotal reports that stress progress and achievement and deal in specifics rather than generalities. J Institute learning on a building block basis rather than the course smorgasbord educational concept that leaves gaps in the leaming process. J NU -c teachers accountable for doing their jobs, reward teachers whose student_, excel and give guidance to those teachers who don't get results. J Don't make phonics a four-letter word and take action that gives our children the basics to learn on their own... this is the very basic thing our sys- tem can teach. J Take a look at how, math and science is being taught and look at why Ontario test results in these areas are so low. Considering the amount of tax dollars we spend on education, we deserve a better system. Letters � In sat-ety and cost... Nuclear power has been a'n3*Lghtmare' To the editor. Once again Ontario Hydro's nuclear station here at Pickerine has developed a costly replace- ment problem. This time it's con- cerns over radioactive steam escaping from seals in the reac- tors in the event of an emergency. It should be painfully obvious to everybody now, that the dream of cheap, safe, and clean energy from the atom has not, nor will it ever be realized. On the contrary, nuclear power has been a night- mare both in safety and cost. That cost by the way begins from the deadly pollution of uranium Lail- ings right down to nuclear dispos- 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 2H5.or sent by FAX to 683-7363. al. The very idea of man's salva- tion re: his energy needs into infinity has been the most success- ful propaganda ever disseminated. And at a staggering and pro- hibitive price. Every since Cher- nobyl and Three Mile Island more and more people have become skeptical and distrustful of those who preach the gospel of nuclear fission. And rightly so. As each year passes, the aging reactors develop problems that become so expensive that our future genera- tions will be saddled with debt. How much has it cost Ontario Hydro in Pickering alone? Oh, but that doesn't matter to the board members in their safe ivory low- ers; after all this crown corpora- tion tells the provincial govern- ment how high to jump. So much for accountability. Take a look 16 miles down the road at Darlington where Ontario Hydro's newest facility has incurred a whopping M1.116 -billion dollar debt. This plant should never, ever have been built. Now we have two massive ugly concrete white nuclear ele- phants which should be decom- missioned and scrapped. We can- not afford the potential trouble nor the terrible expense of electricity generated from atomic reactors. Better to spend and invest into other forms of energy production. It's high time that our provincial government acts responsibly in this serious matter. Frank Threlkeld Jr. Durham's Nuclear Awareness Committee Pickering Q� The News Advertiser asked area residents if Canada Dav should be celebrated (,r(�� Q(�� on July 1 or as a long weekend. Clarisse McCaie says, "On July 1 to keep up the tradition." Ruth Beal says, "It's like Christmas, it should be on the date it falls on." _JOANNE BURGWIRDT - Editor -in -Chief GREG COMES - Managhg Editor HUGH NICHOL.SON - Advertising Manag MONIQUE LEA - Retail Sales Manager ABE FAKOURIE - Distribution Manager NEWSROOM - 663-6110 DISTRIBUTION - 663-6117 RETAIL ADVERTISING - 663-6110 CLASSIFIED - 796-7672 FAX - 663-7363 NATIONAL ADVERTISING SALES 493-I3W REAL ESTATE III AUTOMOTIVE ADVERTISING - 796-7672 Jack McMullen says, "It should be on a Monday for a long weekend." Qy t3LUF glFiFIGN AWARD 1991 Beverly Morgan says, "To have a long weekend would be nice, but it should be celebrated on July I." lie News Advertise. pupMYwd every Suooy, WodingoCy and Friday at 130 Commerdal Ave.. Apx. 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SALE ONLY 4000 MILES WUA INLYMUUTt f+usviele 1 -TIM PAGE S -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 3, IM ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT You can enjoy Nite Life at Kangaroos° AJAX-PICKERING - Kanga- roo's has the band Nite Life for a selection of `50s and '60s music Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The band called Rider plays Kangaroo's country and western jamboree every Sunday from 3 to 7 p.m. There's jazz on Thursdays with the Ragweed Jazz Band from 9 p.m. to midnight. Kangaroo's is at 985 Brock Rd. S., Pickering. Call 839-6845. To find out where the rest of the entertainment action is this weekend, just follow this guide: KERRY INN: The Voice of Elvis (a.k.a Ralph Foster) will play all the great hits from The King Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m, to 1 a.m. and Sunda), from 7 to I I p.m. The Kerry Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 967 Westney Rd. S. at Harwood Ave., Ajax. Call 428-8790. DANNY'S PLACE: On Sun- day, Danny's Place has karaokc starting at 6 p.m. There's a S50 cash prize and a free tape to all who take part. Danny's Place has a Monte Carlo Night ever' Thurs- day. Danny's Place is at 88 Har- wood Ave. in Ajax. Call 683- 2940. JOKERS: Jokers has four - Billboard Billboard is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave . Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m the Monday prior to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday pnor to Friday publica- tion and 10 a.m the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. RUMMAGE/BAKE SALE: 'he e• -day Saints wil hoia a ru-- moge & ooKe sale Sat , ,uly 4 C! 9 c rr at 9 Cr' 'C^ St S . P CK- enng V (loge. A,ax Ra ^ ace Jury 11 Proceeas 'o the Chuare-s W sn Founda' on-ona•;ons occeptea 428-2656 JULIE STANTON SEARCH: The par- ents of ,;uiie Anne Stanton are IooK- ing for voiunteers to help them search for traces of their missing daughter Sot.. July 4 beginning at 9 C.M. Meet in the parking lot on Regional Rd. 23 at Chalk Lake. Any- one with hip waders is asked to take them along. NEIGHBORHOOD BBQ: Foster Cf. 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. Raindate is Sun., July 5. R.S.V.P., 286-1475 (Marjie Macina), 509-1313 (Bev Nicholson). COMING UP FREE FROM FEAR: Free From Fear, a support group for people suffer- ing from anxiety disorders, meets the first and third Tuesday of each month. Guest speakers• informa- tion, educational materials. 831- 3877. ALANON: Alanon, a support group for friends and family of problem drinkers, meets Tuesdays at 8 p.m. at St. Paul's on -the -Hill Anglican Church, 882 Kingston Rd., Flickering. 366-4072,728-1020. WRITERS' GROUP: The Ajax Writ- ers' Group meets Tues.. July 7 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library. Anyone piece country and western band Rider this weekend to play coun- try classics Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to l a.m. There's no cover charge. Former Ronnie Prophet and Oakridge Boys band member Larry Brennan will host Joker's country jam session from 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday. Bring your guitar or your voice. Next week it's country artists Heroes and Friends. The club has Wednesday night trivia beginning at 9. Jokers is at 335 Bayly St. in Ajax. Call 427-0337. ROCK A BILLIES: Rock A Billies, Ajax's newest nightspot, has country and western music from Wayne King and the Lazy Cowboys, featuring guitarist Roy Penny, pianist Gene Taylor, along with Larry Hachey and Paul Kraussman Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. On Sunday, Al Mathews and guest guitarist Roy Penny will play a variety of music from 4 to 7 p.m. Rock A Billies is at 250 Bayly St, Ajax, in the Mckenzie Plaza. Call 619- 2616. FOX & FLOWERPOT PUB: The Fox & Flowerpot Pub in Pick- ering Village has hot jazz for a Sundav afternoon all summer ^•e es'ec w'.'.ng .s nv 'ea 'o at•e^a 427-2682 BLOOD DONOR CLINIC: -he Ca -cc c ,ec Coss Soc e -y. A ax - P cke• ng orcncn. w no:d b'000 0010• cnn cs Thurs. Ju'y 9 and Fr . July 1C '•o- 2 'o 8 30 o n^ on the lowe• ,eves o' '-e PIc.�e• ng Town Centre BLOOD DONOR CLINIC: The Ca^aa c- 1ec Coss Socle•y. Ajax- P,cKe• g oranch, virtu hold a biood do^Cr c ,nic ;ri . July '0 from 2 -a 8 3C o m on'ne Bowe, levem of'ne Pace• ^g Tow- Cerre HORTICULTURAL TRIP: 'tee Picke•- ing •..•c Soc e -y w'l take a bus o *o •rte agncu!tural museum at Vv on ale -Vernon Te Country. at S' ocobs Sat. July 1 1 Dinner in Cambridge Deporting at 8 3C a m torr S' Andrews Church, Church St 10,*h o` Hwy 2, Ajax Expected return 8 30^ p T S41 per person 639-7600 (Borba•a Twner). UNITED WAY DAY: The United Way of Ajax-P�ckenng will host a fun day at Pickering Play ng Fields. 1610 Boyly St. (between Brock and Liver- pool Rds) Sat., July 11 from 10 a.m. to 6 p m. A shooting contest with New York Islanders goaltender Glenn Healy, batting cages. minia- ture golf, a balloon -sculpturing clown. barbecue. FUND-RAISING BBQ: The Picker- ing Soccer Club boys' under -eight tier one team will hold a fund-rais- ing barbecue at LOEB Glendale Marketplace, Dixie Rd. and Finch Ave., Sat., July 11 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Hamburgers, hot dogs, pop. INFORMATION MEETING: Resi- dents concerned about the pro- posed widening of Finch Ave. from Altona to Brock Rds. are invited to an information meeting Wed., July 15 at 7:30 p.m, in the community room of the new police station, Brock Rd. at Hwy. 2. CHARITY GOLF: A golf tourna- ment in aid of the of the Ajax -Pick- ering -Whitby Association for Com- munity Living and the Pickering Rotary Music Festival will be held Thurs.. July 16 at Thunderbird Golf Club, Ashburn. $ 100 includes golf, breakfast, lunch, dinner and casino. Prizes, awards. 683-3520 (Myrna Picotte); 420-2064 (Todd Robar). GOLF: A golf tournament in aid of Big Brothers of Ajax -Flickering will be held Sun., Aug. 23 at Glen Cedars Golf Club, Pickering. $75 -includes hot meal. 831-9378. long. The pub's Summer Jazz Concert Series continues this Sun- day with the Jazz Cats Quintet on the Courtyard Patio from 4 to 7 p.m. The Fox & Flowerpot Pub is in the Pickering Village Court Yard. Call 428-2162. HARP AND THISTLE PUB: The Harp and Thistle has Daniel Marks at the pub for a weekend of various musical styles Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The pub has karaoke on Sundays from 7 to 1 I p.m. and Thursdays from 9 p.m. to I a.m. The Harp and Thistle Pub is at 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax. Call 428-0943. MORGAN'S PLACE: Coun- try and Western musician Terry Bennett plays Friday from 9 p.m. On Saturday, you can sing your heart out at karaokc from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and, noon Sunday, the Royz Band will entertain you with a large selection of music from 6 to 10 p.m. Morgan's Place is at 776 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. Call 839-4743. MCGINNIS LANDING: On Thursdays, enjoy your dinner to the music of Rob Fielding's clas- sical style acoustic guitar from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Fielding will entertain from noon to 2 p.m. Sun- day. McGinnis Landing is in the Pickering Home and Design Cen- G5.EAlRoP5 CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, "Warehouse Sale" flyer, page Al0, all children's wear merchandise is clearance pricing on SPRING merchandise. New fall 92 merchandise is not included. We apologize for the inconvenience to our customers. tre (Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401). Call 428-6383. DONA Y MIGUELS: Carlos plays Mexican music in the Cac- tus Lounge Friday and Saturday nights from 7 p.m. until close. Dona Y Miguels is at 325 West- ney Rd. S. at the corner of West- ney Rd. and Bayly St. in Ajax. Call 686-4468. If your club or restaurant offers live entertainment, call Al Rivett at the News Advertiser, 683-5110, to be included in this weekly fea- ture. PATIO a 0 D a, NOW Qom T'�Lgi4IPPEN L1GEN I➢ Q O 0 v 0 SATURDAY Fiesta Nite 1 LBRUNCH'1211 KINGSTON RD. (Just West of Liverpool) FF PICKERING .420-2500 VIDEO DYNASTY '95 BAYLY ST. AJAX (LOEB PLAZA) 427-6961 1477 BAYLY ST. PICKERING 831-0401 'OPEN DAILY 8:00 -1:00 a.m. He needed to trust her with his seuet. She had to trust him with her life. w)1992 Foxvideo, Inc. AM Rights Reserved FoxVideo'" and Twentieth Century Fox'" and other logos are trademarks of Twerdieth Century Fox Filen Corporation. Super Nintendo System Rentals $5°t Reg. Nintendo (2 Day Rentao $2" VCR Rentals $500 bi-% Camcorder Rentals t). 0) 6 9 More Sports news Sunday & Wednesday Pickering soccer squad cruises to Port Hope U- 14 title PICKERING - The Pickering Binns under -14 boys' tier one soccer team cruised to the title at the annual Port Hope Soccer Toumament June 20 and 21. In round-robin play in the tournament, Pickering Binns defeated Cobourg 11-1, Q`G�ERr�Q Brantford 4-0 and Dar- lington 7-0 to advance to the championship OCCEII o, against Oakville - Oakville and Picker- ing entered the final game with unblemished records in the tour- ney. The championship contest featured tight play with each team putting lots of pressure on each others defence. Pickering Binns sported a 4-2 lead after the first half, but weren't prepared to stop there. Early in the sdecond half, Picker- ing capitalized for two more goals and took control of the game en route to a 7-3 victory. For the Pickering team, it was their first ever tournament as a team. Binns is currently playing their first season together in the newly formed Durham Tier I Soccer League. Team mebers are Keith Binns, Bradley Cayford, Daniel Colan- gelo, Lamont Exeter, Roger Hawker, Bryan Hines, Nigel Jamieson, Javier De La Cuba, Chris Palasz, Daniel Panko, Matthew Pilniuk, Brian Robin- son, Robby Rumbolt, Jason St. Aubyn, Paul Walkom and Jeff Washbrook. THE NEWS ADVEtIC17SER IP WAY, JULY 3I, l992-PAGIE 9 P �" .' .�t � .. g �YY ..T^ ;r�': ae.• �.+a.'tF �<,�'Sy .�,`, " i � ���,Yi :: . all. Ajax Canada Trust Spartans' Andy Russell appears to sneak in under the tag of a Pickering infielder during EOBA juvenile baseball league play at Pickering's Brockridge Park last Saturday. Ajax pulled out a 10-9 victory over the Pickering Red Sox. photo by Ron Pietroniro Ajax juveniles get past Pickering, bomb Bowmanvillein baseball AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax Spartans Cana- da Trust juvenile baseball rep team has been next to unbeatable in recent outings. The Ajax squad whitewashed the older Bow- manville junior team by a 17-0 count in Bow- manville Monday night. And, last Saturday afternoon, defeated the Pickering Red Sox 10-9 in a game which saw the lead change hands s several times. Against Bowmanville, Andy Cabral pitched shutout ball and earned the win for Ajax. Tyler Matskiw was a one-man wrecking crew at the plate, scoring five runs on three hits. Jeff Canham and Andy Ren - nick each scored two tuns on two hits. Jeff Levy added three hits. Ajax managed to eke out the win over Picker- ing, securing the victory in the last inning of play. Gerry Brockman got the win on the mound and helped his cause by going three -for -four at the plate, while scoring two runs. Canham started on the mound for Ajax against Pickering. He pitched five innings, and gave way to Andy Cabral who pitched one inning. Brockman pitched the remaining innings and was credited with the win. The Ajax Canada Trust Spartans have an East- ern Ontario Baseball League record of nine wins and three losses. Ajax is currently in first place in the standings. The Ajax Spartans will play in the Oakville tournament this weekend. Opening round foes include Timmins, Burlington and Barrie. • Ajax swimmers compete against Canada's best at Youth Cup meet AJAX - Ajax Aquatic Club members fared breast, seventh 200m back. BOYS 11 -AND -12 DIVISION well against many of the country's top young GIRLS 13 -AND -14 DIVISION Bernard Luttmer, 11th 200m back. swimmers at the recent Youth Cup Swim Meet Michelle Bricknell, fourth 200m butterfly, sev- BOYS 13 -AND -14 DIVISION at the University of Toronto. enth 100m fly, 11th 200m individual medley, Chris Hall, second 200m back, second 400m Co -hosted by the Ajax, North York and 12th 200m breast; Andrea I.M., third 200m I.M., third 100m back, fourth Scarborough Aquatic Clubs, the meet featured Grams, seventh 200m 400m free, eighth 200m free, eighth 200m more than 800 swimmers from competitive fly, 10th 200m back, breast, 11th 100m breast- Wade Prescott, third clubs across Canada. t'G 13th 400m I.M., 16th 100m breast, fifth 2004n back, sixth 200m I.M., The Ajax club members billeted six swim- Q 100m back; Alina ninth 100m back, 12th 50m free; William mers from Regina during the four-day meet. Toma, fifth 100m Sutherland, second, 200m I.M., third 200m Laura King led Ajax swimmers with two breast, sixth 200m free, third 400m free, fifth 50m free, sixth fust -place finishes in the girls 15 -and -over 100- breast, eighth 200m 100m free, seventh 100m back, seventh 200m metre backstroke and the 200m back. King was I.M., eighth 100m back; Colin Johansen, 16th 100m fly, 16th fourth in the 200m individual. medley, 10th in freestyle, 11th 200m back, 100m free. • the 200m free and 14th in the 100m free. 12th 50m free. BOYS 15 -AND -OVER DIVISION Other results were as follows. GIRLS 15 -AND -OVER DIVISION Mischa Sommerville, second 50m free, fourth GIRLS 10 -AND -UNDER DIVISION Ellen Grams, third 100m breast, seventh 200m 100m back, fifth 100m free, 10th 100m fly, Abbey Crooks, seventh 200m breaststroke, I.M., eighth 50m free, ninth 200m breast, 15th 13th 200m free; Camil Toma, fifth 200m 10th 100m breast; Natalie Hill 15th 100m 100m free,15th 200m free. breast, sixth 100m breast, 12th 200m free. breast. BOYS 10 -AND -UNDER DIVISION Other swimmers competing for Ajax were GIRLS 11 -AND -12 DIVISION Geoff Fannin, fourth 100m fly, fifth 100m Danielle Singer, Shannon McWatters, Heather Tara Brooks, fourth 200m backstroke, 14th back, sixth 200m back, sixth 50m fly, 11th 50m Tom, Nichole Sweet, Deb Thatcher and Brock 100m back; Alyscia Crooks, fourth 100m free, 11th I 00 free. Regan. CALL AL RIVETf WITH SPORTS 683-5110, FAX 683-7363 Tennis camp for children in Ajax AJAX - The Ajax Tennis Club will run a tennis camp for children beginning July 6. The camp for boys and girls aged five to seven years will run for four weeks. Children- uzed racquets will be provided ton loam in addition to special balls and excellent instruction. The instructor is certified with the Ontario Tennis Associa- tion- The goal of the camp is to Introduce young children to tennis in a pleasant and safe atmosphere - Each session is one hour a day, every day of the week. Each session will cost S5 payable at the, first lesson. Pre- registration by phone is required The fust session runs from July6to 10from 4 to 5 p.m. each day: the second session runs Jul), 6 to 10 from 5 to 6 p.m. each clay: the third session I,, from July 13 to 17 from 4 to p.m. each day, and the final session is July 13 to 17 from 5 to 6 p.m. each day. All .;4, sions are at the Ajax Tcnnis Club courts behind the Ajax Community Centre. There are bleachers available Ix ,pex:Ctlors. To register or for more tnformation, call Bruce or Karen at 683- 7 366. Sio-pitch teams can make pitch to strike out ALS AJAX-PICKERING - Area slo-pitch teams can help strike out Amvotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Disease by entering the Lou Gerhig Memorial Slo-Pitch Tournament in Whitby Aug. 14 to 16. Teams are being sought in the men's recreational, mixed recre- ational and mixed C division for the tourna- ment which helps to raise money for the ALS Society of Ontario. The tournament, at Whit- by's Iroquois Park, will serve as a Labatt's provin- cial qualifying tournament for 1993. The cost is $225 per team for the tournament which promises to be a fun - filled weekend for the whole family. For more information, call Jackie Corneil at 428- 8454 or Dave Cummins at 432-7602. THE ('w AJAXPICKERNG NEMS ADVERTISER Z wants to �. be In the gam! A` Call our sports :.. department with your weekly rest IS ett 605110 FAX 683.7363 Tennis camp for children in Ajax AJAX - The Ajax Tennis Club will run a tennis camp for children beginning July 6. The camp for boys and girls aged five to seven years will run for four weeks. Children- uzed racquets will be provided ton loam in addition to special balls and excellent instruction. The instructor is certified with the Ontario Tennis Associa- tion- The goal of the camp is to Introduce young children to tennis in a pleasant and safe atmosphere - Each session is one hour a day, every day of the week. Each session will cost S5 payable at the, first lesson. Pre- registration by phone is required The fust session runs from July6to 10from 4 to 5 p.m. each day: the second session runs Jul), 6 to 10 from 5 to 6 p.m. each clay: the third session I,, from July 13 to 17 from 4 to p.m. each day, and the final session is July 13 to 17 from 5 to 6 p.m. each day. All .;4, sions are at the Ajax Tcnnis Club courts behind the Ajax Community Centre. There are bleachers available Ix ,pex:Ctlors. To register or for more tnformation, call Bruce or Karen at 683- 7 366. Sio-pitch teams can make pitch to strike out ALS AJAX-PICKERING - Area slo-pitch teams can help strike out Amvotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Disease by entering the Lou Gerhig Memorial Slo-Pitch Tournament in Whitby Aug. 14 to 16. Teams are being sought in the men's recreational, mixed recre- ational and mixed C division for the tourna- ment which helps to raise money for the ALS Society of Ontario. The tournament, at Whit- by's Iroquois Park, will serve as a Labatt's provin- cial qualifying tournament for 1993. The cost is $225 per team for the tournament which promises to be a fun - filled weekend for the whole family. For more information, call Jackie Corneil at 428- 8454 or Dave Cummins at 432-7602. PICKERING SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION Hyundai 20 (MVP Mike Fleming); O'Toole's 28 PAGE 10 -THE MEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 3,1992 Printing Unlimted 20 (MVP Adam Collins) vs. Scoreboard Results for the week of June 15. PICKERING SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION Hyundai 20 (MVP Mike Fleming); O'Toole's 28 Simcoe Engineering 30 vs. Level II 22; Simcoe Printing Unlimted 20 (MVP Adam Collins) vs. Pickering 9 Malvern 9; North Toronto 2 Vs- Pick - Results for the week of June 15. (MVP Jamie Cooper) vs. Deer Creek 24 (No Engineering 25 vs. Pickering Honda 18. Kelsey's 17 (MVP Jeff McGee). ering 1. MVP given). JUNE 22 RESULTS SENIOR T -BALL B DIVISION UNDER -10 DIVISION SENIOR T -BALL A DIVISION SENIOR T -BALL B DIVISION SENIOR T -BALL A DIVISION Cameron 8 Flute 23 vs. Pickering Honda 19; Pickering 4 vs. Scugog 2; Pickering vs Ajax (To Kelsey's 29 (MVP Rob Cramer) vs. O'Tooles 17 Cameron & Flute 25 (MVP Brandon Hutton) vs. O'Tooles 30 (MVP Ricky Thompson) vs. Picker- Woodman 22 (MVP Andrew Cowin) vs. be re -scheduled). (MVP Kyle McCallum); Pickering Hyundai 19 Notion Auto Body 13 (No MVP given); Payless ing Hyundai 30; Speedy Muffler 29 (MVP Brad Cameron 8 Flute (no score given) (MVP Jett UNDER -12 DIVISION (MVP Jordan Matched) vs. Printing Unlimited 16 Patio 23 (No MVP given) vs. Cameron A Flute Jaffery) vs. O'Toole's 25 (MVP Justin Cooper); Hacaluk); Woodman 26 (MVP Jason Cranshaw) Peterborough 4 v s. Pickering 2; Pickering vs. (MVP Albert Robinson); Wildwood Ford 19 16 (MVP Richard Shrift); Woodman 20 (MVP Kelsey's 15 (MVP Aaron) vs. Deer Creek 14 vs. Level II 11; Simcoe Engineering 20 vs. Pick- Ajax (To be re -scheduled). (MVP Johnny Hansen) vs. Laeridge 12 (MVP Jessie Grey) vs. Notion Auto Body 10 (MVP (MVP Jonathon); Lakeridge 25 (MVP Joseph C.) ering Men's Slo-Pitch 14; Simcoe Engineering UNDER -14 DIVISION Matthew Flumelfelt); Wildwood Ford 22 (MVP Matthew Knowlton); Weedman 25 (MVP Jordan vs. Deer Creek 14 (MVP Mark Harris); Wild- 19 vs. Notion Auto Body 17. Binns 2 vs. Darlington 2; Binns 10 vs. Malvern Ryan Eby) vs. Printing Unlimited 21 (MVP Kurt Dodge) vs. Payless Patio 20 (No MVP given); wood Ford 15 vs. Speedy Muffler 13; Wildwood 0. Matzanke); Speedy Muffler 17 (MVP Ryan Men's Slo-Pitch 30 (MVP David Mason) vs. Ford 30 (MVP Andrew Jackson) vs. Pickering PICKERING SOCCER CLUB UNDE11i DIVISION Woods) vs. Deer Creek 12 (No MVP given); Pickering Honda 18 (No MVP given); Men's Slo- Hyundai 13; Printing Unlimited 28 (MVP T.J- Durham Tier 1 soccer results Uxbridge 6 vs. Pickering 3; Peterborough 8 vs. Lakeridge 21 (MVP Robert Lakios) vs. Pickering Pitch 22 (MVP Ian Bumstead) vs. Level II 11; Adam) vs. Lakeridge 26 (MVP Ryan Titchner); UNDER -EIGHT DIVISION Pickering 3. �•�Tai\R1d� gta\ng R�I� -. B�nhaar, Saddle Up. Stable DAY CAMP • Each 5 day session progresses the student through basic horse care, responsible horsemanship, safety and scenic trail rides. • Students will be evaluated based on age and experience and will be placed into groups of five per coach. $ • You may enroll for one or more sessions- Ages 7-15. ISR • Beginning July 6th every Monday. FLZL 2265 Brock Rd., Just Nlorth or H -A -v. Pickering. Ontario2 427-9891 or 404-9813 Ladies' Apparel n 4 Beachwear # lmneiie eirckilah Rd I Clwch t F 428-0722 TC[i i[L rl-l:� Wl Ty;,, Internationd- pecialties ,Schnitzel, - tcak, rilet of Sole or I �ario:Js .Special. Su ri.1a y 'Brunch 10: i0 to _;0 Lexatecf in the Courtyard ltckerinq ,liflagr 109 0(d -' irg.7on Rd., Alii 42 --r'h(1 Custom Decks Fences ALSO AVAILABLE, LAWN MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS. DURHAM PROPERTY MAINTENANCE FREE ESTIMATES 509.0701 SAVE UP TO 20% ON HOLE SWEET NONE NSURMCE LACATED w ,. . 1111=131111110 TOM CENTRE CALL PENNY AT 831.5252. WET BASEMENT? SALT OR WEATHER DAMAGED CONCRETE WALKWAYS OR STEPS? BASEMENTS WATERPROOFED CONCRETE REFNS11B10AND REPAIR ANY 31ZE JOB - MODERN METHODS NO DlUl TO SHRUBS, LAWNS A DRIVEWAYS ALL AVAILABLE METHODS PERFORMED INSIDE OR OUTSIDE c tL. - w • • �� „� • P.,,rmw�• Na r• ^ .r � iow n i LARRY GOODWIN 24 Hours Tel. (416) 619-1703 or Fax (416) 683-0421 Ativenuing Fralun Saddle up at affordable horse riding day camp With the success of Saddle Up Stable's July I family day picnic and barbecue, complete with entertainment, talent show and fireworks, Saddle Up is now looking forward to its summer day camp program, which begins Monday. This summer, day camp for your youngster can be the beginning of an entirely new experience, or, for some, it can mean the development of skills that were already begun. Located at 2265 Brock Rd. N., just north of Hwy. 2 in Pickering, the establishment offers eight five- day sessions which emphasize basic horse care, responsible horsemanship, safety, and scenic trail rides. The day camp's final session is Aug. 25-29. A special bonus this year is that the cost per week is S150, which represents enormous savings, considering it is an all -day camp that students can enjoy from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Owner Robert Marsh stresses the multicultural makeup of Saddle Up Stable. This cultural mix is evident in both the management as well as the patrons. Now that the operation has undergone some major renovations, there is an assortment of activities to be enjoyed by all ages. For example, your child's l2th birthday is coming up, and you'd like a novel celebration - one which he'll always remember - THE BEST KEPT SECRET M DURHAM_. PERSONALIZED UAOMUGS Decorated as you wjsh. Imaginative Gilts for any Occasion Dinnerware, Vases, Coffee/Tea Sets all decorated to sue you also photo mugs. "Look for us at the Brooklln Craft Show July 4 b 5." JUDY VESPINA 428-2367 586-6631 rail rides is just one feature available at addle Up Stable, in Pickering. A day amp for children 10-15 starts Monday, nd continues to the end of August. photoby A -J. Groen with a few of his closest friends. Well, half-day birthday parties are available for groups of from five to 10 children at Saddle Up. The facilities include a party room, five ponies, hay ride and a petting farm. Other special groups can take advantage of hay rides on weekends and holidays. Based on a minimum of 10 people, a one-hour ride costs $10 per person. As well, a bride and groom can take advantage of the stable's buggies. Still other programs offered over approximately 2,000 square acres are trail rides, available weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and weekends and holidays until 6 p.m; the 'early bird session; which takes place from 9-11 a.m. on weekends and holidays, and includes breakfast; and, of course, there are private and semi -private riding lessons, either on your own horse, or with a rental horse. Lessons are taught in either English or Western disciplines. For a unique camping experience, you and your group can consider venturing out for an overnight ride and camp out. Horses at the stables include Arabians, Belgians, thoroughbreds, painted horses, quarterhorses and ponies. If you are staying close to home this summer, or are having visitors from out of town, some time spent at Saddle Up Stable will surely be memorable. . For more information, call the barn at 427-9891. THE MORTGAGE FACTORY 1 st, 2nd, 3rd mtges. to 95% • Rental properties and cottages • Re -financing • Debt consol.aa: on • R ir31 propeRles • Self employed • Bad credit No Income • No problem Prime Deals Below Bank Rates Fast, Professional Service Since 1975 Cali 666-4986 (Whitby) Haw Tools WIN TrBi lnl Tradesman with 15 years experienoe in all phases of Construction. OualiWork at Barpri Prices. Free Estimates assure you have nothing Io lose, so don't put that large or small job ofl any lorgerll • Family rooms • rui&ens • Bathrooms • Basement finished . r - • PaintMlajlpaper • Decks/Fences Call Jim at --; 420.2490 - - -� FOCUS IN ON YOUR BUSINESS •,�;� To become a part of this feature. Call Janice at M5110- • 0 • 50 7F/F 1T! TWII!•Cll•1lIH p,•p••Tx011• T•L.Mtt! • BEDSPREADS • FURIIIT1JRE THROWS •CUSHIONS •COMFORTERS • DUVET COVERS • REMNANTS •DRAPERIES •PROMOTIONS •SAMPLES -VALANCES • FABRIC www T -q • WINDOW TOPPERS • ETC. OPEN: TUESDAY TO SATURDAY INDU1iS: 10 u - 4-x1 P-. r�•�Y(���/ - ' - 454 rAIAAIL ST.. AJAX uTn 6113-1501 Exr s1 PERSONALIZED UAOMUGS Decorated as you wjsh. Imaginative Gilts for any Occasion Dinnerware, Vases, Coffee/Tea Sets all decorated to sue you also photo mugs. "Look for us at the Brooklln Craft Show July 4 b 5." JUDY VESPINA 428-2367 586-6631 rail rides is just one feature available at addle Up Stable, in Pickering. A day amp for children 10-15 starts Monday, nd continues to the end of August. photoby A -J. Groen with a few of his closest friends. Well, half-day birthday parties are available for groups of from five to 10 children at Saddle Up. The facilities include a party room, five ponies, hay ride and a petting farm. Other special groups can take advantage of hay rides on weekends and holidays. Based on a minimum of 10 people, a one-hour ride costs $10 per person. As well, a bride and groom can take advantage of the stable's buggies. Still other programs offered over approximately 2,000 square acres are trail rides, available weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and weekends and holidays until 6 p.m; the 'early bird session; which takes place from 9-11 a.m. on weekends and holidays, and includes breakfast; and, of course, there are private and semi -private riding lessons, either on your own horse, or with a rental horse. Lessons are taught in either English or Western disciplines. For a unique camping experience, you and your group can consider venturing out for an overnight ride and camp out. Horses at the stables include Arabians, Belgians, thoroughbreds, painted horses, quarterhorses and ponies. If you are staying close to home this summer, or are having visitors from out of town, some time spent at Saddle Up Stable will surely be memorable. . For more information, call the barn at 427-9891. THE MORTGAGE FACTORY 1 st, 2nd, 3rd mtges. to 95% • Rental properties and cottages • Re -financing • Debt consol.aa: on • R ir31 propeRles • Self employed • Bad credit No Income • No problem Prime Deals Below Bank Rates Fast, Professional Service Since 1975 Cali 666-4986 (Whitby) Haw Tools WIN TrBi lnl Tradesman with 15 years experienoe in all phases of Construction. OualiWork at Barpri Prices. Free Estimates assure you have nothing Io lose, so don't put that large or small job ofl any lorgerll • Family rooms • rui&ens • Bathrooms • Basement finished . r - • PaintMlajlpaper • Decks/Fences Call Jim at --; 420.2490 - - -� FOCUS IN ON YOUR BUSINESS •,�;� To become a part of this feature. Call Janice at M5110- • 0 • is • 0 . THS NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JIMY 3. 0#24PAM Y WIW99 Are Buyers Moving to Lindsay?? Auden Park! Offers incredible bungalows!! vf�- Torontoine: 360-07900 705-328-3503 THE BRISTOL II DIRECTIONS: Take 401 East past Oshawa, Exit 35115 North - follow Hwy. 35 into Lindsay. Left on Kent St. (1 mile) right on Angeline St., left on Elgin St. Other routes accessible include Hwys. A&_ 48 and 12 to Hwy. 7A. HOURS: Aon. to Fri. 2.7 p.m Sat., Sun. t Holidays 12-6 p.m h tit i t ut K or by appointment. sfu-. 2142 sq. ft. Eley. B $227,200 ' HOURS Mon. - Thurs. 1-8 P.M. Sat. & Sun. 1-6 P.M. Q 0 MANNING RD. 2 C U) APPLELEIGH SALES CENTRE �0 cc < C Y V *Brass Package HWY. 02 •35 oz. Broadloom 40, N PHONE 432-2337 Priced from the Incredible!! 2 bedroom suite?from $109,990 + 3 bedrooms from $139,990 Includes: • 5 appliances • Indoor Pool • GST Ground floor with patios for barbecuing Garden 60 A Hours: , Mon.-Thurs. 2-7 p.m.�_ Sat, Sun. & Holidays 12-6 p.m. Closed Friday Toronto 'Whitby 686-1316 668-71,6 DOWNTOWN WHITBY FROM 1111k9 A AFFORDABLE LUXURY .✓ 4 1!�T� :j •50' LOTS •ALL BRICK _ _ __.!►- __. *Brass Package •35 oz. Broadloom N *Pantries *Fireplaces *Ceramic Foyer and Bath 2522 sq. ft. Elev. B $227.600 1!I(:iiF:�T RATIM 0 PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 3,182 PRESS Saul Merrick, President of Merrick Homes Inc. was pleased to announce at their monthly sales and marketing meeting that their sales results for the six months ending June 30, 1992 have increased 48 per cent aver the same period for 1991. He expressed, "Now is a perfect time for first time and move up purchasers to get into the market with low interest rates and affordable prices." At this meeting he reviewed the positive economic RELEASE outlook for the economy for the home subdivision in North next six months and 1993. Brampton located adjacent to conservation lands in September Merrick homes is an all 1992. Canadian family owned business building in excess of 250 homes per year in the Greater Toronto area with projects in Oakville, Whitby, Oshawa, Barrie and Orillia. Merrick I comes recently launched a new project, "Thornwood Village", in the Whitby Oshawa area and will be opening "Summerfield", a 200 Calling All Mechlanics 7:z $ 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__- •. •' • • In i v TW - i �.f.Ai PETER MUELLER Associate Broker -:Stay in tune, read the .News Advertiser Re/Max Scugog Realty Ltd J's 9 Main St. South Uxbridge, Ontario LOC iKO CLAREMONT AREA 1 ACRE - $199,900 Fabulous renovation! Ceramics in pine country kit., cath coil., oak floor in family room, new bath, high eff. furnace. Seeingg is believing. Lee Weldon, Assoclate Broker, Tor. line 510-1284. «- 00 s` Joey O'Born Saba Representative 642-2224 Percy Fulton Ltd. #1 Office in Canada' ' °`'" 298-8200 b JOHN L. GASKIN, B.A. Sales Representative Planning a move before the next school term? Has your listing expired? Tired of trying to sell on your own? Call John for a second opinion 4 � d z. ASKING $179,900 SOLD! Spacious 3 bdrm Foil semi-detached. 2 Of washrooms, fire- Listing Price place. central air, finished basement with separate entrance For information on this lovely semi- detached, and other fine homes avail- able for sale in your area, call John Gaskin at 298-8200. 'In C21 System OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1 - 4 P.M., JULY 5 REDUCED $699;999 — $599,000 3 STOREY REPRODUCTION "INDOOR POOL" INCREDIBLE VALUE • Approx 6000 sq. ft. • Approx. 3 acres • 10 acre pond ownership • 20 x 40 poo!. • 6 bathrooms • oak pegged floors • whirlpool • sauna • 12' baseboards • open reclaimed brick hearth - built-in appliances. SEE YOU SUNDAY Directions: - North on Brack Road (Durham 23) to Hwy. #47 west to 2nd Concession, Uxbridge, north 2 miles, follow signs. OPEN HOUSE, SUNDAY 1 - 5 P.M. 6 FOXFIRE CHASE Model home, 54M sq. ft., prof. decorated with all window coverings incl. This home has Nanny's quarters or a studio, tri a car gar. and w/o bsmt This treed lot is just under 3 acres in size, situated in a beaubliuul estate lot subdivision. Minutes to Town of Uxbridge and 20 mirxiles to Pickering. Irs WELL WORTH THE DRIVE $599,000. LEE REAL ESTATE REALTOR 642-2224 473-2224 24 hr. pager ■ A4errick "Built By Our Family For Yours" Fill LLY DETACHED HOMESFULLY DETACHED HOMES FROM � . � � ' I to, FROM 994 up to ' • 2613 sq. ft. $131 sq. ft. Fully detached home or 30 h 40 h 8 45 it lots H Special F nancing -- -- — Package 4 Quality Appy antes 32 oz Carpet 1993 Ciosings - Avoss trom Golf Course Artists concept of the Castlewood Ll%. 8 2613 sq. ft. 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Various shits avaiable. Long term assignments. Excellent telephone manner, keyboard skills an asset• Pickering area Call Nancy or Linda at the Minacs Group. 427-6060. L- -44E %1 X --_--- 'lw�b4ltdy. This Week _ �l L`�` r�?(i Gfshstwo r, Picicarin - 798-7 7 �9 6 2 _ """ Pax - 130 Co575-2295mmandrel Ave_, gjax - Open= m4:3."day - TlFtturscfay 8:30 a_m_ to 43:00 p_rrt_, Priclay till 6:00 p_rtn_ 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers - ------ ----- - ----------- 130 Sales Help/ 130 Sales He' P1 210 Flea Market 210 Flea Market Agents Agents FRTHERW MANAGEMENT _ POSITIONS HEFLEC1'I01VS Are we the team you're looking for? We are a fast growing retailer of casual comfortable clothing for women and men. Our stores have a "cottage" atmosphere using wooden lawn chairs, picnic tables, "squeaky" screen doors, and even the sound of loons! We offer competitive salary and benefits, including personal sales commission. Are you customer service oriented, have good communication skills, outgoing, career minded, and able to transfer due to promotions? Store management experience is a definite asset. We are now hiring for management positions for our store in the Oshawa Centre. PLEASE SEND RESUMES TO.- SUZANNE 0:SUZANNE BLACHE FAIRVIEW MALL UNIT tf132a P.O. BOX 260 1800 SHEPPARD AVE. E. WILLOWDALE, ONT. M2J 5A8 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help LOCAL RETAIL STORE Requires Cleaning Person duties Include cleaning floors. walls, washrooms, windows 8 also some yard wont required with this position. Please send resume to File 95012 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 7L5 PERMANENT PART-TIME HOUSECLEANER Experience preferred Valid driver's licence a plus. call 428-9765 leave message riot sullable for students WANTED EXPERIENCED BODYMAN AND PREP PERSON for Pickering area Body Shop Phone 839.0073 Ask for Nash AVor1 EARN EXTRA MONEY FLEXIBLE HOURS CALL MRS. C. LORD 416.619.1514 (leave message) Free on the job training program. Part-time per- manent position In a home office. Good business com- munication and database skills requited 9-6 Gal K41ty Rogen 6861152 EXPERIENCED HAIRSTYLISTS for L'ATTITUDES in Oshawa Centre 723-3500 ask for Lorenzo We are now nirng WAITRESSES full-time Please appy in person to MASSEY'S RESTAURANT, 774 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering, Ontario CHILD'S Play - stay at homle HAIRSTYUST rsqu red for busy mom. Is making maK, ng rrgne,r n a i r s a on, wages a n d Possbie7 Nott you sell Chid -s commission. Cal 451.2992 ask Play, an exciting Zine of for Anne. (070992) --.- - ctwWrens educational boobs and EARN Morey- - -- reading books) 30 games your own children wil $.000 year income ooteMal. love. Set your own hours. NO Derails (1) 805-962-8000 ext, Quotas or lan'tory. July Special. CY 183. (071492) 663-as6o.(070892) OPPORTUNITY inKuwait n - 120 Office Help rebuilding now progress, sr- cellent pay and transportation. P lease cal 516-929-0341, ext. 687.(071492) 1tOMEMAKERS and students - telernaAtetng firm hiring. $6 per flour guaranteed plus bonuses and commissions. Full training provided. 2 shifts available. 10-2 and 4-8. 404.6511. (070792) PERMANENT pan time rental agerlVadministala, experienced and customer service oriented for 3 buildings in east end. Generous incentives, flexible hours must have manspomallI Plwe phone Salty Dams at 362-9030, Thursday or MorWay. 2-5 p.m. only. (070792) EARN up to $265 by assembling 50 pairs of stylish earring at home, work your own hours. Simple instructions. IMor: Send S.A.S.E. to: Bolan Inc., Ext. 455, 4325 Steele$ Ave. W. Suite 225, Downsview. Ont. M3N 1 V7. (TF) TWO opportunities) Earn hundreds weekly working at hone, assembling products or stuffing and addressing en- velopes for businesses. For FREE details on either, send S.A.S.E. to L. Loveridge. 1355 Kingston Rd. Box 83-153 Pickering, Ont. L1V 188. CITY wide Taxi requires drivers. Neat in appearance with current abstract and taxi permits. Ex- perience not necessary. Apply 92 Wola SI. Unit 3A• (00792) HAIRSTYUST, Licensed - now hiring full and part time for the lotowing locations: Pidterrlg, Ajax, Oshawa No clienlelle needed. FANTASTIC SAM'S of Canada Inc. 619-1290.(070792) FULL time cook - qualified and uperience required for re6iden- W facility. Good baking skills issemial. Creative and good in- erpersonal skills an as w. Cal IBB 4172. (07tXi02j SwelaryBookkeeper required Part-time for Construction Company at Momings�ttepard bookkeeper with computer experience Job costm*g experience an asset. 281-1511 IF you are alien 45 and have recently been laid off. you may, Quality for training assistance. DIP/CERT. Laus, Wordpedea, D -base. wad. accpac, bedtord. autocad. Vemwa, pagenuker. Harvard, Corel and Systems Analyst Finaridal assistance available for eligible studisns under 45 or over who do not qualify for free training. Durham Business Computer College, 427-3010. (TF) PAYROLL/ACCOUNTING Cleft Canadian Scotia Bank payroll systems. U.S. manual payroll, federal and atme remittances, G.S.T. and P.S.T. returns, baric aeoorrAvions, reception back- up familiarity with computers a mutt, 2 years experienced required, mail or drop off resume to Gantrex Ltd. 12 Barr Rd. Ajax, Ontario. LIS 3X9, Attention: Yolarlde Brown. (070392) 160 Day are Wanted BABY/HOUSEKEEPER - live In. non smoker, with license, swimmer. Ajax, 427.8338. ro>0590 NEW AND USED CAR SALESPEOPLE Busy new car dealership in Ajax, requires new and used car salespeople. Previous sales experience required. • Excellent commission • Full Benefits • Good working conditions Call: Dwayne or Ted 683-5358 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 VILLAGE ©PLYMOUTH CHRYS ERArticles 220 For Pets -Supplies - 290 5535. 1070592) Sale Boarding rstailation, convenient r -mode FOR Sae -aNi, =o•egas-, ndK dam- while. $40C or best URINE -ERASE or,oya. of stairs. oco,-,s Skilled Hel 135 Skilled Help 35 P offer. Minrikwa 28 It; •rr,sl troll .rail 'nor- ;a per R ardless s -air 4 chairs, $220. Call 728.8352. ng •-ntor. weedless prop and age' 24 hr 'od 'nee ^for ^a or rna0wate condition. 4 new Ives. -ra•i^e battery. $350 or best PWO,9,lCnernicats __Oed - stainless steel, high quality. Offe :our man SCE ru', porab+e RASE ',' 301^-56-EX,2 92 1=47 Toyota Camry, auto, Hath auger. Steve Bauer PUREBRED Dooerman (416) 340-0470.(071292) %25C 623911 ke tin bOne year Old. 4251^ 077 (070792SNC) P,nscner5. C•rC 'egetwec. 'ak dockwC dewo-od. 1 red. 3 Berry CRIB and marress and m,obrle. bra" 'emaies 3 Ward) •Haleslas . Farm +ery good condition. $'00 o.o.o. 'lease cail 433-•910. PupD'es rreac 'o go Cay' anytime. 655-5468 C70792, 30792SNCh HOME -eiii owre' Has requires MOTOROLA Cellular Porab.9 passed away 5 year o,1^ Doodle, GENERAL SERViCE --o-9 a ^ ; M o' 0 • 0 a •ansl ortdple Bolin new. owest teener Good wit- �nldren. 427- 2956 affer 6 o-'^70892, Pick Your Own ' cs g„a•a^ 6`ed 1415 '33 TWO year old femalei ger-ar 325 107 592; sneone'l 'n00 'o a good Qrv, TECHNICIAN CARPET have new Stam- farm o'efe^ec „og mouse -.aster a^(, T00% ^yior ;arost nc aced 623.9107 Bring resume in person to: Nil do hv,ngroom and nail •a s36C 1070792SNC) . includes caroeh. Dad. sus PUREBRED golden retrever DAVID COOK ratallatlor '.3C yards). Steve pups. CKC e stem. •saC '692088 1^'3.92; sod of Jy,y ocitr Dai ,00 1530 Dundas St. E. WALLPAPER clearance over snow oualey $501^ each Can CCC 0 s '•0'-+ 99 den's :o 986.0687 ,,,0792' ' 6, Whitby Ont. 5995 a douo,e 'DA and '++ore - - --- 1 ooer- 5 days er Dwee. Mor 300 Automobiles :r.. 9-6 m. Sat 9-5 D - 523- For Sale REQUIRED Cay Care 396'. 65 K ng St E , dowmar- .Ila ;Ti, 1992 -e. - -A GENERAL Available AJAX 0-cke^rg Aloc-larces no _. . 30c,165 To'=- s"T• fully so Doea. MECHANIC EXPERIENCED Harr -y wd! are 10705w,, easo .110,0 of'9r 'of -sac =uiy ^,ua'an'eed w-6 951^1^ Kms. snow•ro ^ d l on $ 3 o -n 'a -e- 'n my ro ^e. to work in a art geasomaba rates, cal re' 0,0s p a-ond' tined appliances. Come mAKe us a tow^a,v e. 623 5585 p m. 430-2736. ilea. 42? -6764 a6' Wes'reytime positionRd. S A;ax 17 ,99, 3 "CK : e^'ury. 4 door, ':6. BABYSITTER on vacation or ilP Sunday 10 a.m. - 5 1 lerlporar n y dayraro by e SANYO 84A Com -oat, 256 K, 2 1. stereo assere. 29.1^00 P.M.for service day. weeit o' the S�mmer� , hoocy 0've. plus softwa'e kms . o91.1,0d. $'440C or oast oiler Ca. 728-496,6 070392, centre. S[ruaureU aa'r<tie6 and ear. $25C Call 683-4033 are• 5 .--_- fenced ya c Pend --ails Bay Please send resume FREE 5KCS 'or ':rewooC. ' 1990 C nBv _umma 4 door- V6. a,: :asset'• p ow '01, Call D.Ci 831-'510 ;C7cw9 . t0 File #5012. W:isor Pic Call first and ask for Mark 725-3631^ TPAs; ' cruxes. Carle due. 59.300 rwy Oshawa This Week Employment 70 - SOLID da„ and a^e 'u•rture. +was, ex�ilerr•r srape $7900 CW.Ied 416.865-76" Save Wanted P.O. Box 481 K:icier arc vanries. i3, tlrea •-,essage C70,592, 0�t�,� .t NEN w. • ^ ,, c K 5 w :0 .71 iawa, Ontario nouseno.d - Om One of'he argest-Wufac- '„rens .r Oriano Avoid the mIC 4868 dvd .er wd'On, One y Owner. 4 5 crves. c,ear,+D ;006. 049 •'far E ' r! g, Oak doub,e cylinder. speed. pis.. odd Ob6. deco,atm L1H 71.5 I g. Da:rt:ng. pedestal'able. $74•. 5 �. Dau 00 3-0m stereo. A• mndmon. anytnIn8. Cali Car. or Jane. 427- 2856, FI s,rg,e pedest a, 'ao•e. $399, exce erT cisan-•„rn rg car. t Da Care -- - 160 y sle,gr bed $645, Donal Doer baa. $494. ail so,C ro vane« Or,y $3495 Osr,1.9d Cao 427. 9•'22 ary:x-le Russ, Bq '.'own Business to Wanted 1 80 - �insned �r your a•oice of slain sari 070992) EXPERIENCED care Iver re_ VV Business 9 x-8774 or 985-8330. ;0709921 1P8a Mazda 323 SX• charcoal toured in my hone to care for BLINDS, custom• -rade, g ey. 5 speed. new Drakes, One intart of tour months. 5 days a week from 8-5 p.m. Beginning September, 1992. P ckenng local on. non-smoker. refe en - COS required. Call 839-3666. NANNYIHOUSEKEEPER wanted, Monday -Friday, live-in, Pickering for two boys. ages two and slot months. Start October 1. Requires fluent English, childcare experience, references. Call 839-9272. 21(l Flea Market verticals. venet ails. great ce'. , ad. great condition. 50.000 kris. $3200 Cal 839 - Large selection, - 5535. 1070592) tic of cy. tic woes FgEE estimates and es an seats, AM/FM cassette stereo. 4 rstailation, convenient r -mode 1967 Chev Sprint, 83.000 Kms.. shopping. 518-3627 $1500 as is. Call 686-8'29 --- - _-_ i ANTIQUE tlirung room taole and (070892) 4 chairs, $220. Call 728.8352. 1987 Dodge omni. 4 OW. m- (00792SNC) rna0wate condition. 4 new Ives. NOT dog cans - best price. tuly, Oenlola ied. $2000. Canini ne, stainless steel, high quality. 666 4373. (D70992SNC) good opprtuntytostain your own 1=47 Toyota Camry, auto, butw111e6s. Call (413) 322 -OM or loaded, excellent condition. (416) 340-0470.(071292) $7501). 839-7776. (070792) _ -Mrrmumtrvelttrent$gK 230 Articles 1986 Cavalier. 2 door, hatchback. aiAorfelc. bucket FOR sale. sofa and mlchigh irtversory Wanted seats, AM/FM cassette stereo. 4 SW" chair. Beige valow, high 51�-421Q `' or best c„« 839 . WANTED - stoves• fridge, rylrxl ., 118.000 kms., excel- lent condition. Asking $3250 6060. (0 washer and dryers, working or certified. Phone 725-0985. 200 Market 200 Market not. weir than 1978). Callil (070792) Basket Basket Pickering. 420.8833. (TF) 19" Monte Carlo SS, mint WANTED to toy -small si condition, low mileage. summer air con., tilted windows. tent trailer, maximum app be.,divan, no leaks phase. Call between 9 $8990 or best offer. Call Frank 11017 Whittamore's am: 9 3.m. 639.4279, (070392; atter 6. 576-0150. (070992SNC) 1968 Sunbrd GT Turbo, con if led Berry Computer 270 black and silver, new exhaust =nanlold. new Farm Video tires• new timing haft, clean inside and out, as- king $3000 or best offer. Phone SIMCOE COMPUTER k1ke at 1.416688.1944 after 6 Pick Your Own TRAINING CENTRE I p -m. (071492SNC) STRAWBERRIES Picking Times Mon. - Fri. 6 am - 9 pm Sato & Sun. 6am-2pm Located on Steeles Ave., 4 miles east of Markham Road (Hwy. #48) Phone: 294-3275 for more information 436.3622 60 hours of computer training M a full computer system•' Details in Friday s Paper lith pre -paid enrollment 1084 Mazda 626 Lx car, 2 door hatchback. 5 speed, good gas mileage, excellent running conditon. Fully loaded, $3200 or best offer. Phone 721.9831. (070392) 1984 Olds. Cierra ES, one owner, ntnaculate condition, 4 door, V6, auto, pis., PlI air, til, xn anvfm cassette stereo, must be 280 seen. $3295 certdied. Call 427- Lost 8 Found722 9anytime. Run, Big TOrm Sales. (070392) LOST - femals Siamese, tabby 1903 Cavlier, 4 door. 5 speed. modBe".Bewhite feat black tal standard transmission. Great blue eyM whi fjw location, well maintained, Calan. RytdaR& gala ane& oeneied. $1250. Cal 031-0776. 477.`%A R rn•Mcorn n17h'fi771 PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTLSER FRIDAY, ,RJI.Y 3.1991 Vans, 4Dri es 320 Foor Sale 250 Garag "Nates 250 Garagesa ens 400 ApFrttrrtill or Rent 400 ApFor�Rei 1430 PEBBLESTONE RD., COURTICE 1St right off Townllne Rd. N. North of Adelaide E Saturday, July 4th, 9 am - Z Fish aquarium, baby equipment, washer spin dryer, stereo, clothes, toys & so much more. GARAGE SALE SAT., JULY 4AND SUN., JULY 5 369 TOYNEVALE RD. (i2 and Rougemount S.) Contents of house and many more items. GARAGE SALE SAT., JULY 4, 9 - 2 P.M. 13 BIRD CRES. (Harwood & Doric) Baby stuff, (twin stroller), kids stuff, housewares, linens, wool, sofa, carpet, etc. GARAGE SALE 596 Springview Dr. (Highview/Whites Rd.) Tons of Kids' clothes, gas lawn mower, plus much much more. Saturday, Sunday, 8 - 3 p.m. MULTIFAMILY YARD SALE Meadowlane Cres. (Dixie A Afaplegate) Sat„ July 4, 8 -1 BARGAINS FOR ALL GARAGE SALE Sat, July 4 Househoic Items, toys 8 more 1894 & 1896 Poppylane, Pickering STREET SALE Sat, July 4, 9-4 Wollaston CL, Pickering (Hwy. 2 & Dixie) GARAGE SALE July 4th, 8 a -m. - 4 p.m. Raindate Sun. 27 3 31 Longstaff Dr., Ajax Odds b ends table saw various pieces of furniture. Something for everyone Come and have a look GARAGE SALE Sat, July 4, 9 a.m. 1891 Pkwreek Ct., Pickering (Kitley'Dixte) Raindate: Sun., July 5 GARAGE SALE SAT., JULY 4, 9 - 2 PM. 5 LOCK DR., AJAX Moving - many Items Including furniture and appliances. MULTI -FAMILY STREET SALE 1980 ROSEFIELD RD. (Rosefield�nch) SAT., JULY 4,9-4P.M. Raindate - Sun-, July 5 300 Aut bile Vans, 4Dri es 320 Foor Sale services, moves, appliance and 1003 Fords brand Marquis, V9 1090 Safari 9 passenger van. (312) pg.. pb.. arMnt stereo. air. loaded. 35.000 krri warranty. Our beg offer. Mug Ni Days or conditioning, cruse, low., pl.. evenings. 404-0922 or 1116 pm., stereo, hitch, rootraclks, 5563139. (070992SKC) Inted windows. much more. As- Wan A floor tiles supplied king $16,900. Call 6861654. low Fwaboo. V6. pw., stereo them all Call 432-7566. (TF) cassette.excellent condition. 330 Trailers 639-7664. (070942) household move. residential, 1960 VW Rabbit, very good corrvnercial. All types of moves. candrtion, very clean, manual 35' Park model trailer, with trarlsmssion. ideal for student. Florida room and cover clock. second qv or collector. Beg Furnished, $leeps eight. Lo - offer. Cal 831-6247. (07039¢) Caed within one flour of A u in bathrooms. home mamtenance Five Star Family park. Asking 31 0 Trucks For $21.900.68NI-3671. (070392) Sale It ft. trailer for rend, sleeps 6. available we" or weekends. 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. Truk Parts, Shelves, Tools Please call 579-8146 for further irdorrrwfion. (071002SNC) 1996 31 h. Prowler - Park Model with tip -out, patio doom row bedroom with qusosae bed. in- duces deck, awning and sled. Asking $15,500. lex beg otter. Please call 372.5570. 355 Motorcycles MOTORCYCLE, Automobile and Property Insurance. Low rafts. Call Marsha at 427.3595, Monday -Saturday, 9 am. - 9 P.m. by appointment. (061792) AJAX 77 &33 FA LBY 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. 000v:nb AJ 55 Falb 2 bedroom apartment uild]nA conditioning, broadloom,es, facilities, saunas and exeund parking Included. Ca 683-6 t\rrar Mon. -Fri. 9-5 Oshawa South End Very spacious & wean suites 2 bdrm. $650 t bdrm. 5550 Bachelor $450 Ava 1. now cr AJy 1. Re -,t includes heat, cable, park,ng, new 725-4896 AJAX - two bedroom apartment in highnse. close to Go. hospital. rec Centre, for further details, please can 420-3801 days or 428-8413 evenings. leave Message. (070892) 0614AWA - near 401 Bright one bedroom basement apartment. Duet neighbourhol includes laundry. parking, utdaies. Near Oshawa Centre. $530 monthly. Please call 428-3963 or 686- 7871.(070392) ONE and two bedroom units. AJAX -*0 000.00•^ basern- Oslawa 9-plec. $590-$640 aparmlent. large imngroom. 4 monthly including appliances. Driving Schools Home Home Moving, Improvements Improvements Storage S & B Driving schools, 3 Its - sons and test, $75. 10 lessons, $150. Call 287-3060. (070992) Flooring, Carpeting =installations - free estimates, restretching a specialty. Reasonable rates. 987.1799 or 987.1800. D 8 N Duncan. (TFWFS) Gardening, Landscaping SP Interlock and Landscape - irterlodking trick and flagstone, waks and patios, installation and repairs, retaining walls. sodding. fences and decks, free estimates, quality work. 721- 9290.(070792) LAWNCUTTING - roto -tilling, hedge trimming and miscellaneous. Reliable, responsible and reasonable. Special for seniors. JoRay Home Services. 286-2344. Handyman COMPLETE HOME RENOVATION WORK Performed by Licensed Tradesmen Specializing in: Plumbing, Ceramic Tiling, Drywall in- stallation & Finishing, Complete Bathrooms, Basement Finishing. Small Jobs Welcome. Quality Work, Reasonable Rates. Cal Darren at 428-9021 HH RENOVATIONS 'Basements ' Bathrooms Kitchens Roots Decks ' Ceramic We Small jobs welcome. Guaranteed work. References available, call Lucas. _ 839-2451 Room at a time painting. Designed for anybody's budget. Low rates. Workmanship Guaranteed. Call Mike at 57 AJAX Moving Systems - full Party Services services, moves, appliance and 428-8190 piano specialists, flat rate or 4&-Q 0,d, 4632 or 6869153. (07+692) hourly. We now have heated LEAKING TUBS & storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Cao 427 - SHOWER STALLS 0005. (TF) Repaired A renovated. HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - Wan A floor tiles supplied move big or small, we price A installed, Mic. Visa, them all Call 432-7566. (TF) BBB LOWEST PRICESI MEN with large truck will do Free estimates. Can household move. residential, Bemis. Progressive -le corrvnercial. All types of moves. 420-1684 Call Carl or Jane. 427-2856. SABER Contracting - all (TF) ---- carpentry, additions, Two men with trucks -THE renovations, kitchens, MOVERS- will do an types of bathrooms. home mamtenance moves- Very competitive, give n P ­ " morgency service, furniture us a ca . ere. RENOVATIONS rfinishing, quality work • Basements, decks, guaranteed. 15 years 9XID-Once' 6862915. Party Services P.m C70592) Removal cabinets, painting & (TFEFG) 4&-Q 0,d, 4632 or 6869153. (07+692) Tsmy. decorating. For estimate HOME Improvements and MAGICIAN, crown, if -,ends. WHITBY -4 Corners -2bedroom in Durham Region call repairs. Baser"e^ts: add-ons, Ready to entertain for any age. above siors. $550 monthly Pius Don at doors, decks. fences and trim, any occassion. Birthdays. hydro. Call 948-0986 or 630- 6,68-8489 AI Streeter Wood Working 436. 9207. (TF) promotions, openings. fundraisers. Magic shows are 0561. ask for Frank. (070992) $700 430CI34 (070792) -- - Painting, funl Lettuce Hep. 639-7057 or 26 78334. (TF) `• ARTISTIC MasonarY - specia�¢- .ng in fireplaos and chimney Decoratlnq RABBIT wants work doing men! apartment , newly person piece bathroom. $675 plus 40% utilities, and pakng Frstlast, epairs. Works with bricks ''tragic for Children's is ms nd a Willies Avanable July 1. 294- references. Call Edith, 430- 0760. (070792) 0339. (070792) PICKERING basement apart- WHITBY - one bedroom apart- - e ^ t l o • rent One I arge ^lent -n legal to -plus Available bedroor^. Large livingroom, huge Jury i. tr4ge, stove, use of Kitchen. 4 appliances plus backyard, parking. Laundry room cable Close to go Private faaktes 470-7%6 (070392; entrance. no Deis. Non smoker, ----. - -_ _---__-_. S65C Antes :naiced 831-8680 PICKERING - Woodvew area - C70892) bachero• baserle^t asuartrlent, separate entrance AsK:ng $620 EXTRA 3 0ktdks and stones of all kinds. INTERIOR and a■te:or psi^ting, all occasions, have my own ;:'so estimates. workmanship Good Prices, good work. For from magician. Call Ernie. 6681932. guaranteed. Call Rene Gervais, estirrtrates. Call Mel. 6BESIG (TF) wallpapering, of who+dle Plumbing DESIGNED and finished baserneri. bathrooms. addil IN itpuse' guaranteed lowest raise. . and second stories. Decks. No job's too small. Duality carpentry, plumbing and wortkmanshp guaranteed. Can Experienced drainage Call Wafter Leaver at 4362595 anytime. (TF) Journeyman Plumber i 428-2145 ;071892) PROFESSIONAL carding . in-[showers NO job too small - Faucets. I t EUROPEAN his specalists • vnl tenor and exteror drywall '1Prr9• hacnmant � ge bedroom for inc usrye. No pets. Ava able THE '111". A„gust 1 Two ' oors, mrriedalwy 509-0436 affair 6 'Z - allf, -tan arc p •enovate your bathroom or Plastering and spray. Call �D nice garage. S84C 579- P.m C70592) Removal and Yard Cleanup. "Chi waNa s well as floor Alfredo or HeLa, 723.1337, 4&-Q 0,d, 4632 or 6869153. (07+692) Tsmy. 509-0926 (C70892 1 t"s 2C years e experience, Good PROFESSIONAL Painting and Maid Easyf WHITBY -4 Corners -2bedroom -_-_ ____ _ references and sanslction Wall PaOer Hanging. Excellent AJAX .arge bright one above siors. $550 monthly Pius Housecleaning guaranteed. cor free estimates, references, call for tree beeroor^ basement apartment. hydro. Call 948-0986 or 630- bedroom. $600 or two bedroom, D. Dykstra. 7251913. (TF) snirrlafs. 683-8780 (062892) private entrance. 4 piece batf•. 0561. ask for Frank. (070992) $700 430CI34 (070792) FENCES FENCES and decks at discount :ridge, stove. private laundry faaltes, parking, available Aug OSHAWA . bedroom, base 110NFST rekiDMB experenoed prices Post hob d. ink, Tax, Financial ggr^9 ,. $600 me y . 1'3 uLlNies men! apartment , newly person will do housework by the setting. 683-2691 (C707W) Directory 6814453 i0709921 renovated, private entrance, day, every other Thursday JOURNEYMAN electrician. parking, laundry, Large sat -len available. Rates. $45-$65 s_ - AVAILABLE immediately - kitchen, full bath• must be seen. Phone after 6, anytime on ing in service changes, rewiring.additions Cs^awa.W":by apartment $775 inclusive. 436-8772. weskal576.4367. (o7099Q) and building. spacious. carpeted. (0 709W) HOUSECLEAMNG Maid Easyf ton ovaliions. All work guaranteed. tree estimates. Call newty Painted. cons to bus and OSHAWA - two bedroom Rspec2able lady to dean your 420-6320. (T FA) shopping, utAaes included. no Pets, first.last required. One apartment. close to all office or hone. Low rateal Cal OUAUTY work by father and bedroom. $600 or two bedroom, amenlis. neat hydro, water. Lon and parking included. Laundryson at 427.7113. (070392) team. Well experienced. $700 430CI34 (070792) facilities, available ,mmrdialety. INGRID'S Housecleaning Nor. hard working. Renovations. A DEAL len A Ajax -one bright First and last vices required, $713 a We back by popular demand. clean apartments and additions. decks, atc. Cal us for a tree rtgimote 571-1263 Bit bedroom basement ataartrret, dahwasMr . 4 liar month Call 434-631 t, atter 6 homes P m. or leave message. Phone 619-2423. a Rod. Oshawa. (070992) r ADVEffM IN TM • SECTION CALL 578 -SM 7W7a72 app cies. (070992) Launtlry, sun female. $435 inclusive. 426-6133. (070%% SPACIOUS - air conditioned. 400 Apartments (w�1 Houses For .._- -Houses For , PICKERING - one bedroom. ore bedroom cath solarium and For Rent • • 0 41 0 Townhouses i self-contained basement der. OXWCL' room, pod witsNah Rent Rent 420 For Rent apartment, Whites and Ok- sauna and whirlpool. Squash LARGE basement apartment in AJAX . Surrmnhia Estates, 4 PICKERING Frerlchmnwls Ba lahoma area. No pours, the works, patrolled un- Peron. bodabomL 3 y - @NWELJA Coop in Pon Perry K pets. $60e der round parking, call nowt clu Torre fp air n Try ydars rldw, Tribute unique 2 bedroom bungalow, accepng applications yr our monthly, utilities and cable 9 Pa g eludes utilities and laundry home, 3000 dq,}I, WV*Wlcm. renovated kitchen, bathroom, minnbership waiting lig One included. Call 420-0125. Evenings atter 6 or leave a fa illy. $140VAnkly. 434-se09. $1500 per month plus Miklos. broadloom, deck, backs onto bedroom apartment, 5531, ton message. 611-0877. (TF) George. days wn"mu On and water. $975 .. bedroom f0>� (070792) Call Geon 2821803 NEW furnished bace'lor apartment. ti'0Z 2 AJAX - tmentandspaoousweik lenge WHITBY -central large 3 (0 ) August 1. 420-,415 or 639 bedpan townhouse, 3682 3 out basomet apamm�rrn fa rent. 1O°^L Pilosis ersrano s, laundry, bedroom apartment in duplex. WMTBY - 2 year new. 2500 8218. (0710912) bedroom towmhouse. $766. Cal Two bedrooms. set-in kitten. �ID�=ie anssmokir.3120 �il co �. first � � aq.lt. luxury 6 -rooms. 4 CLQ q„wbedroorn �M• ro70�1 fridge and state, cable. Avail- 831 25. moriffo rend required. Available bedrooms. master arouse. man tow nhokss. walk okt bassmwq. THREE bedroom townhouse in able August 1. Cal 686.8464. (070` August 1. $900 plus uldilies. floor farrneyroomn avatabld Aug. backs onto ravine, all South Oshawa in AJAX - ons, bedroom basemen WHITBY three bedroom in Cal 686.6622. (070792) 15. PA$ww xw $1200 monthly. smol quid. 4V& --k new neighbourrhood. complex. All and u included. 1. apartment. above ground. duplrt,walk oGo. fridge,stow, PORTPerry -2bedrocmgraxd �-2134•(070'2) Mpningside/Fineh. Available $875artonthardup.Claeo Private entrance, 4 aRN-Kds, parking, SW Plus fro• "02 floor apartment, fridge, stove NORTHWEST Oshawa - 7 year Immediately. 420-9308. call 725-2901 $625 inckaiw. Cal 497-9620 or i�k� lower �f 286-2041 � uYles Included' Avaiable old burgabw. 3 hedrnoma. arge PICKERING - Brock/401, 3 amore 9 p rrL POOR"1290 428.8445. (07p442� July 1. FirsUleal. references. Itadnen and famklyrooml tinialwd bedroom detached Iouso, 4 06HAWA - cozy tow bedroonn (0Cal bfit vw9and5.9854455, basement, garage, air years new, 1 112 baths, 4 imund leevel oornhous $980 aparlimDICKERING Village - two evenings and waelkands. 945 kitchen.l. fridge. , pavis. ing. bedroom main floor apartment, 3611. (070342) �• 5appliances, rat applanoAu, Central 10 1 V2 mondNy plus iNo pit Phone kitchen, laundry, Parking, SWnlonlfiy. 0841520• garage, August 1. $1050 plus Sdplemba, t tb pt,o„e hardwood floors. asking $650. teparaM Wrap and roomir SOUTH Ajax - one bedroom (3� u.iliea. 8065426 (070892) Karan 0 Immediate. 430-2143 leave hryr kM� ynxndry roomn basement, including heat, AJAX - three bedroom semi AJAX - Westte• 578 1685 yahar: messagal (071 con.. parking, (075. 2869204 -a' or. flydo• cable. share bwgalow, Main floor vAM lour bedroom. 4 bath• Ritchietin shed P.M.P weekdays. PICKEJaNG Inge 2 1 - -, n ew. 427-0622 (070392) laundry. broadlowned. separate appliances. References. first beestra t. fenced prwnkxn kit. basement apartment in new CENTRAL spat as endrarnos, now but. $676. Non and lap Apkkq $875 pleas 112 cerxral air. Oali vacafpPlafl. 430 Rooms To hone. Separate entrance, 4 clean 2 bedroom plus den in smoker. fnrsUlast. 686-7831. heat, hydro. No pals. Cal( 290- on and much more. Avail" Rent applar,w, $780 mon1W, cable quiet adult building. $895 in- (070794 9745. (070502) July. $1500 monthly plus and utikm Included. No pips, chid" ail udoft plus law". 014E bedroom apanrrlent for rent saocK Rd. and 431, exoelldm utilids 603 5337. (070792) PICKEia/1G •room for rend let Available August t. 263 2871 or dudes use of all facilities, fire/lap. Available Jay 31. Cal in older apartment 17 bur bedroom f with 606.8642. (070502) - 2634125. (0707M Quebec St. (Sinrooe/Gbb arra, fireplace, centraalroa r, all ~AX -confilpleto 3 bedroom parking, $400 monthly, i AJAX - now the hoe. beautiful WMTnv - ore bedroom, now $420 moW* plus hydro. Avsi- aPPfances• dodo 10 everytMng. end unit town louse. garage. ineknivo. Relereocee required. basement walkout wkh POVS" GO station, parking, spacious, able lmmddipNy. Cal Slaplet, Available July 10. 420-9300. cloydill-pay schools. inclided. 671292) 7, ask for Rick. yard and parking, 5 air condi- frophca $696 inclusive Augup 571-3229.(070792) (070502 close to schools. Available (071290 1 969-5287 (070790 August 1. 244-0493 or 839- AJAX south lull tioned rooms, Irvnngroom, NMIACWATE three bedroan 8866. 70 Use of ase Save up to 60d/(a kitchen, bedroom, master AJAX - HoN$eS For e.mtt ,ear pelisse Gree, mc (0. �l including laundry facilities, 365 Marine '"°'trim l bepwam 410 Townhouses '` ^ r smaker. available on COSI value bedroom and darn. peve. ler baswler n quiet sir �e Rent Ididg Land Yard. quip 10 plus 420 JuIY e. 390 Weekly. FhMasL couple. $950 air irldusilre. 265- erwrarnos, on quyt sweet, baa¢ fridge and atovr{, 11010 plus 3 days only For Rent 0337605 or 427-0316. (070500 ,996 Tfkurndercrah z9o, excel- 258,. (07� onto park IaurWry. c.rtral air/ spur level fortis in north .all kutltl.s. Avaiable July 2. Cao July 2nd, 3rd & 4th Ien1 condition, l Twinically, PICKERm - Wnk« Rd. - 3 vac. eforege spas. available Oshawa. 3 bedroom plus 2, 4 431-5945 after S. 1070790 PICKERING - 3 bedroom LARGE bed soup room, all equipped. ,lowhoCal Ted. 62 - bedoomt train Bop and immediately. $775 indus)ve. appliances, 2 bathrooms, townhouse, garage, 4 " in secluded farm house, car 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 2312. r 623- Call Ted. 623 � Cal 427-7400. farm room and deck. fenced 3000 sgJL l'o'de aPPBN=$. 1 112 bathe, SM eeeartial. Non smoker please. 2312 or 623.9108, evenings. attractive. New paint, grey (07�1 yardy $1100 monthly plus northeast Oshawa, 11p1Nf .839-2972. (070592) $375 per month. 683-2116. 1045 To Avenue broadloom, 4 Hampton . one utllies. Available now. Cal 571- HamowwTlkh, 4 bedrooms, mainPickering FREE ore mtlnthe cent with one (0711540 Toy (0709921 appliances. AJAX •east amillyaop,,,. 2 Car garage. children welcome. (Caring bedroom, 5 appliances, air, 5630 p 723 0331 alter 5 furor f August � $1095 yaw lease. Lovely one, two, PICIMMNG . BayWWesthpe, Apartments landlord). $1000 utilities $750. Asig-os August 1. Cal (370990 p.m Available us oil (three bedroom suites. 6 newly decorated furnished • (srak & Ba*) 400 For Rent inncluded. 448-7222. (070792) Mark at 614.0896. (07oea2) * utNlies. No pets. 72397zs. ONE and two bedroom AJAX - detached 3 bedroom, (0736p2) appiances, quality finishe9 room. share ssperae entrance 1907 Chev Wrangler, full sae 1/ NEW aP&M- OSHAWA - new buiding in con- 1250 sq.ft., garage, 3 baths, OSHAWA - TauntoNSlrmrAe thiroughollf1l. For more Mo of to and fad9tles. Non st, or. aval- 2 ton pickup, oro owner, V8. �a apetu rdrm in heat mends in Oshawa. Conw^� venter" bcatbn. Ore and two fenced yard, fridge, stove, view call Josephine Snider at able nOw. $100 weekly. 839- auto, pi pb., ¢mow stereo of Pickering in new private location, clean, no Int months bedroom apattmarx with fridge dishwasher, $1150 plus ulinties. area - r wow 2 bedroom upper 579-7505 or Paula Sheppard, 4271. (070302CNC) Caseate. excellent condition. home. Including al utilklee, rent required. 3960 1 bedroom and stave. padkirng and WIIN/ Nip floor of hot", large kitchen and C", kyal lot 2 ailette dogs. Rsfsmlm. 683.3110 571}31]62. (TF.FR LIVERPOOL and Finch - room real tight truck, $5245 Camiied. �• $715 Large, 1 bedroom, $750 2 included. Cal 433.2562. leave p 663.2884. (07039¢) kvingroom, fridge and stow. 4 Call 427.9722 anytime Russ $745 monthly. 683-4041. bedroom. Available August 1. message. laundry room, 3800 per month, OSHAWA - two and three In ase• share kiche n and 4 Bp Town Sakw (070392) (0701 Cal 436.0477 after 5 p.m Call PICKERING . Franc rina„s gay, utilities included. FirsaAast, bedroom lownhouads, includes Pill bath with 2 others. Quist. PICKERING- cyan 2 bedroorn 723-3675.(0709M PICKERING Village . 2 3 bedroom bungalow, mann avaikbieJuly 1. NO PETS. 683 al utilities. 4 appliances. Close 421-7667. (070990 VanS, 4 Wheel basement apartment. ac., 4 BASEMENT, bachelor apart- bedroom, main floor apartment, floor, quip smell. dose to Go 2908. to 79M o ad-* and --III-. Cal CLEAN quiet rooms for 320 DriveS appliances, microwave, full met with kkchon tM, mel con- separate livingroom and and shopping, saps to school, WHITBY • North West, main 434-3972• (0709s2) employed persons/studems, both, eat In 'Art n, rnsw rue, lained 4 piece path private diningroom. large kitchen, parks, and beautiful floor 3 bedroom semi, 3 PICKERING • (RosWiokl/Finch), separate kitchen, bathrooms. 1M9 Blaar 4x4, fully, laded, km* PalMed. 3686 Inclusive. nw,anod. man amlolan, farm laundry, air pot., parking, $775. Frenchman Bay. $850 per atpplanoss, A C, SM . 60% Large 3 bedroom, kwgtouse. Parking, bus. Near Rouge mint cot kill tion. $13,000 or bop 831-6104 available ftTodipely. pre(d,ydd, $500 mor", Cal 427-0622 or 286-9209, month pus. Cal( 283-9951. utilities. 686-3929, plane, Available Augm 1. $070 pka v+My. Weekly, t8i5-$100. 286- 1(073592) (0711982) ..., ..,,...-.. arvytkre. (070790 U Mss. 0039713 akar a p.li 2459.(0703M tioned rooms, Irvnngroom, NMIACWATE three bedroan 8866. 70 Use of ase Save up to 60d/(a kitchen, bedroom, master AJAX - HoN$eS For e.mtt ,ear pelisse Gree, mc (0. �l including laundry facilities, 365 Marine '"°'trim l bepwam 410 Townhouses '` ^ r smaker. available on COSI value bedroom and darn. peve. ler baswler n quiet sir �e Rent Ididg Land Yard. quip 10 plus 420 JuIY e. 390 Weekly. FhMasL couple. $950 air irldusilre. 265- erwrarnos, on quyt sweet, baa¢ fridge and atovr{, 11010 plus 3 days only For Rent 0337605 or 427-0316. (070500 ,996 Tfkurndercrah z9o, excel- 258,. (07� onto park IaurWry. c.rtral air/ spur level fortis in north .all kutltl.s. Avaiable July 2. Cao July 2nd, 3rd & 4th Ien1 condition, l Twinically, PICKERm - Wnk« Rd. - 3 vac. eforege spas. available Oshawa. 3 bedroom plus 2, 4 431-5945 after S. 1070790 PICKERING - 3 bedroom LARGE bed soup room, all equipped. ,lowhoCal Ted. 62 - bedoomt train Bop and immediately. $775 indus)ve. appliances, 2 bathrooms, townhouse, garage, 4 " in secluded farm house, car 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 2312. r 623- Call Ted. 623 � Cal 427-7400. farm room and deck. fenced 3000 sgJL l'o'de aPPBN=$. 1 112 bathe, SM eeeartial. Non smoker please. 2312 or 623.9108, evenings. attractive. New paint, grey (07�1 yardy $1100 monthly plus northeast Oshawa, 11p1Nf .839-2972. (070592) $375 per month. 683-2116. 1045 To Avenue broadloom, 4 Hampton . one utllies. Available now. Cal 571- HamowwTlkh, 4 bedrooms, mainPickering FREE ore mtlnthe cent with one (0711540 Toy (0709921 appliances. AJAX •east amillyaop,,,. 2 Car garage. children welcome. (Caring bedroom, 5 appliances, air, 5630 p 723 0331 alter 5 furor f August � $1095 yaw lease. Lovely one, two, PICIMMNG . BayWWesthpe, Apartments landlord). $1000 utilities $750. Asig-os August 1. Cal (370990 p.m Available us oil (three bedroom suites. 6 newly decorated furnished • (srak & Ba*) 400 For Rent inncluded. 448-7222. (070792) Mark at 614.0896. (07oea2) * utNlies. No pets. 72397zs. ONE and two bedroom AJAX - detached 3 bedroom, (0736p2) appiances, quality finishe9 room. share ssperae entrance 1907 Chev Wrangler, full sae 1/ NEW aP&M- OSHAWA - new buiding in con- 1250 sq.ft., garage, 3 baths, OSHAWA - TauntoNSlrmrAe thiroughollf1l. For more Mo of to and fad9tles. Non st, or. aval- 2 ton pickup, oro owner, V8. �a apetu rdrm in heat mends in Oshawa. Conw^� venter" bcatbn. Ore and two fenced yard, fridge, stove, view call Josephine Snider at able nOw. $100 weekly. 839- auto, pi pb., ¢mow stereo of Pickering in new private location, clean, no Int months bedroom apattmarx with fridge dishwasher, $1150 plus ulinties. area - r wow 2 bedroom upper 579-7505 or Paula Sheppard, 4271. (070302CNC) Caseate. excellent condition. home. Including al utilklee, rent required. 3960 1 bedroom and stave. padkirng and WIIN/ Nip floor of hot", large kitchen and C", kyal lot 2 ailette dogs. Rsfsmlm. 683.3110 571}31]62. (TF.FR LIVERPOOL and Finch - room real tight truck, $5245 Camiied. �• $715 Large, 1 bedroom, $750 2 included. Cal 433.2562. leave p 663.2884. (07039¢) kvingroom, fridge and stow. 4 Call 427.9722 anytime Russ $745 monthly. 683-4041. bedroom. Available August 1. message. laundry room, 3800 per month, OSHAWA - two and three In ase• share kiche n and 4 Bp Town Sakw (070392) (0701 Cal 436.0477 after 5 p.m Call PICKERING . Franc rina„s gay, utilities included. FirsaAast, bedroom lownhouads, includes Pill bath with 2 others. Quist. PICKERING- cyan 2 bedroorn 723-3675.(0709M PICKERING Village . 2 3 bedroom bungalow, mann avaikbieJuly 1. NO PETS. 683 al utilities. 4 appliances. Close 421-7667. (070990 VanS, 4 Wheel basement apartment. ac., 4 BASEMENT, bachelor apart- bedroom, main floor apartment, floor, quip smell. dose to Go 2908. to 79M o ad-* and --III-. Cal CLEAN quiet rooms for 320 DriveS appliances, microwave, full met with kkchon tM, mel con- separate livingroom and and shopping, saps to school, WHITBY • North West, main 434-3972• (0709s2) employed persons/studems, both, eat In 'Art n, rnsw rue, lained 4 piece path private diningroom. large kitchen, parks, and beautiful floor 3 bedroom semi, 3 PICKERING • (RosWiokl/Finch), separate kitchen, bathrooms. 1M9 Blaar 4x4, fully, laded, km* PalMed. 3686 Inclusive. nw,anod. man amlolan, farm laundry, air pot., parking, $775. Frenchman Bay. $850 per atpplanoss, A C, SM . 60% Large 3 bedroom, kwgtouse. Parking, bus. Near Rouge mint cot kill tion. $13,000 or bop 831-6104 available ftTodipely. pre(d,ydd, $500 mor", Cal 427-0622 or 286-9209, month pus. Cal( 283-9951. utilities. 686-3929, plane, Available Augm 1. $070 pka v+My. Weekly, t8i5-$100. 286- 1(073592) (0711982) ..., ..,,...-.. arvytkre. (070790 U Mss. 0039713 akar a p.li 2459.(0703M . 430 Rooms To 500 Homes 500 Homes Homes Rent For Sale For Sale 500 For Sale SOUTH Ain - furnished or un- furnished bedelltirlg room with kitchen and bath, parking, laundry, dull$50monthly. Ouiet11,Zloj�r:;E�LCOM�ETO OLA-�� mature adult only. 886-3299. AJAX - furnished room in beautiful home for ran smoking female, use of all facilities. In- cluding TV room, taundryroom, $90 weekly or bedsitting room, non smoking male, includes T.V., fridge, microwave, separale entrance. $100 weekly. 428-3268.(070%2) 450 Shared Accomm. AJAX - professional to share luxury horns with one female. All amenities, $475 monthly. Avail- able August 1. 428 -3343 - LET met accomodate you - beautiful spacious home to share with non smoker. Picker- ing area, backing onto park. Available when you are. $395/ monthly. Call 420-8177 or 430- 1687.(070592) 455 Condos For Rent Miles WHTBY - clean two bedroom condo. two appliances. $850 per month. First and last required. References please. Call 723- 2896. (070592) 460 Office & Retail V Space A•1 Retail (800-7.000 sa -) and office space. (450-6.500 sq.h.) in awell anchored shopping centre in prime Oshawa locations. 576-6956 or 579- 1626. (071992) 470 cottages For Rent will GREAT t,sn ng and tarn,�y holiday at Rice Lake. One tour NiE of Oshawa. Pickerel, mus- lueand bass galore. Modern cottages. 1800 IT. waterfront. privacy m rural area low tartsly rates.hA C drerns pro9ramt store. boat and moor rental. Covered docking ock, gNSunnyrnsad Cottages. 2 Hastings, Ont. KOL 1YO. 705-6962601 (070792)_ PEN "[10 For Only5/day You can advertise your private sale, or open house this size, any paper, any or receive our 9 editlon day! efoeclal for only'300 Call 576-9335, 798-7672, Fax 579-2238, then sit back and open your door to potential buyers!! PEARTREE ratu[Tsra_- COUSUITANTS OPEN HOUSES $1441223 CHERRYDOWN DR., '900OSHA'WA, SUN. 124. 4 ievel, 3 bdrm. backspin in nice quiet area, fin. r9C rrn., w/o. 571.6032. $1 65 00 $83 FINLEY AVE. S., AJAX, SAT 8 0 SUN. 12-4. 3 bdrm. bur slow w n } KAWARTHAS - Lake Kas- am. rTTt., fin. bsmt. & w/o from d'n. shabog 45 min northeast of rim- Priced to sell. Call 427-2385. Pelertarough. Cozy lakefront,1"9rm Sunday Dame EXCLUSIVELY for singles. Dress code. NO JEANS. Information, 623-7007, MALDEN CRES.modern housekeeping collages. 205 someone to talk to? Call us 000 KRING, SAT. 3 SUN. 12-4. Goodfsnrrp, swmrTMr0. b".iing Got our ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS News xtra 3 bdrm. exec. home. motor rentals. From 1135. Sunken liv. rM. with caTiedral celhn weeKend or s3e1.v eekly. Ater 5. 705-8772159. (070792) . Fam rm. with . & sliding lass drs. ng g THREE bedroom on the water, to ige. deck & much more. Cal 839- S400 per weeK rcludes boat 9479. and rnotor Fullyequipped. Bring Mary van Kessel, Advertise in Ow News Advertiser and LAKE KASHAGAWIGAMOG. ONLY own bedding and water Near WATERFRGNt b' a CO"'Mn+"01 at 113,000 paper $295,000! SAT b SUN. 12-4. 3 Headlake4 . Call 437016. bdrm. year round home with the best Florida 490 frontage on the lake. Many features. Vacation Call 705-452-2756 or 416-498-1337 Rentals; for -ore cera .s. CLEARWATER -3 bedrooms, SAVE MONEYW fully for shed, a;, cot:.. mobile TOTALFOR homles Heated pods, hot Iub. lenns, near beaches. and mayor attractions. Children weicome. 3haos. (Lou than motel) $275 U.S weekly 683-5503 545 Vacation Vacation Properties 545 FLORIDA Madeira Beach, Properties 1500 sq 1t luxury gun front condo • 6 appliances. 2.11t FREE bedrooms. 2 barns, a LIST accessories, heated pool. WuZ.. screened sunporch. top Recreational land, acreages, waterfront lots, floor. w6eky,monthly. Photos. cotta lots, financingavailable. � 723-sas9. (102m) Homes 500 613-332-0883 For Sale PARK Location - lour bedrooms, three baths, main floor farcy and laundry room, central air, finished basement. Quiet cresent, $187,000. Call 668- 0495 evenings. (070792) BROKER has $10,000 to lend al $147 per north. Contact Jerry at 666.6805, Community Finan- cial Services. (TF) NO Morey down - 3 bedroom. 1 1/2 storey brick house, large drive and garage on large W. Ritsorv401 area $109,000. Cal Ride or Doug. 666-6805 or 1- 800.663-4819. ex1.932. Naw message. (0609M BACKING onto Rouge valet', 3200 sq.tt. solid day brick home on 50' bit. 4 bedrooms. den. oak and ceramic floor, healed in - ground pool, air/central vac, fieldstone, fireplace, many upgrades. priced b sell. Phone 266-2013. (070392) ITS YOUR DREAM HOUSE - Bayfield built, 4,000 sq.ft. 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, pool, (inground, heated) oak basement, central air, central vac, etc. A must see. Whitby area. Open House Saturday d Sunday, July 4 and 5., 1.4 p.m 61 Stargell Dr. 666-8654. (070992) THREE bedroom brick bun- galow with 2 bedroom bisement apartment with separate entrance, compete renovated, large lot, driveway. UG pod, needs repairs, central air. new gas furnace, 10 appliances. East Oshawa, excellent for first time buyers. Asking $184,500. NO AGENTSI 434-3990. 505 Wanteduy Y WANTED - Rent to own - young fainly needs home. Prefer rent to own or similar, within 30 minutes of Oshawa Call 606- 0073.10709021 580 Mortgage 580 Mortgage Insurance Insurance MORTGAGE PROBLEMS? WE CAN HELP! 420-3111 Ajax -Pickering Area Up to 90% financing. Refinancing, consolidation, power of sale, foreclosure, poor credit, self-employed, cottage property, vacant land. Fast, professional service, 24 hours. EQUIGUARD MORTGAGE SERVICES 510 Townhouses For Sale wow SCARBOROUGH 3roo'- 'Ownnouse. 401 and Na Ison. near schools. T.T.C. all afl*11 es vendors motivated. Can ' raz at Rerrlax. 2844594 or283-1500.(071992) MoneyTo 575Lnd MONEY �-oo-wns: _ov,s. dern :O^so dar,ons. cred - arrangements. personal budget DW1n;% ppaanishow stopped FREE CONS -L -A -ONS Credit Cou+sesors (Pickenng- Osnawal 4331425. (TFALL, _. ortae 580 Intsurance MORTGAGES Is! and 2nd 10 95% 0' va ie All propery ripm Personal loans. Ou,ck, sery ce and approvals Cail RAYCAN RNANCIAL LTD. 571-28W OSHA WA 686-2936 PICKERING 7 3 4% f ve year open, no zluaktying program. Bad crew program. uMurmed ornate funds available. Power d sales, debt Consolidation. loans. in home sery ce. New Era Financial Corporation. (416) 721-9563. TAKE advantage of low merest rates, 6.99% first mortgages (with money saving options). In home personalized service. 7 days a week. Phone 725-6123. (063092) MORTGAGES and loans. 90 x financing. down payment also arranged. Any amount available. Call Doug or Rick 66&6805, Community Financial Services. 670 Personals BIRTH control and fartiy plan - selling. Free and cordidential, available Monday to Friday, 83D am. to 430 p.m. Clinic in Oshawa. Tuesday, 1 to 3 p m., and Wednesday 1 to 6 p.m. Pickering Thus. 3A0 p.m. to 6 p.m. For fuNler iMarmation call Oshawa 4334=1 or Pick- ering 420$781. (TF) JESUS says. can the blind load ft blind? Does your camas w wean glasses? The hireiip ie the hired minister, Micah 3:11, Isaiah 56:10-12, John 10-11. Jim Campbell, 1-705953.9475. ALCOHOL. drug and bocvkw trilimmar1I, Immediate in.patierN care available. 1-600-363-1518. 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Antiques, reproductions, household furnishings for Grace Trudel and others including 9 pc. walnut dining room set, 6' pine harvest table & 6 chairs, ielly cupboard, chimney cupboard, Persian and Oriental carpets of major value to 513,000, 4 pc. walnut bedroom suite, pine cupboard, round oak table & chairs, pair of wing back chairs, inlaid rosewood vanity, pine bookcases, pine 3 pc. coffee & and table set, excellent oval drop leaf gate leg oak table, hockey & ball cards, glass, china, brass, cast Iron pieces, pints, pictures, oak and other parlor tables, lcveseat, wire porch set, pine work table with drawer, oak library tables, gramophone, several rope beds, pine chimney cupboard, curio and whatnot stands. TERMS -CASH, CHEQUE AUCTIONS UNLIMITED 519-345-2426 616, 519-345-2080080 syr NAKASUJI - Briaa, Anne A Melissa are thrilled to announce the arrival of the newest member of the family. Todd Brian born on June 24th at 12:24 p.m., weighing 9 lbs., 4 12 oz Proud grandparents are Lloyd and Marilyn Cresswell and Jean A Romeo Nakasuji. A special thanks to Dr. Ito and the staff at tiYGli. ITS A GIRL TAIT - Kim and Jodi are pleased to announce the safe arrival of there first child IGmbodyn Reva on Sunday, June 28 at 5:30 p.m. weighing 7 lbs., 8 oz. Proud grandparents Marilyn and Leo Trantau and Camille and Hugh Tait. Great Opa Julias Trantau. Thanks to Dr. McIntyre and everyone at Ajax/ Pickering Hospital. DAVIS - Loud and Cathy (nee Kromien) are very pleased to announce the birth of Justin's baby sister, Natasha Anne on the 24th of June, 1992. Natasha weighed in at 7 lbs., 13 oz. Proud of their first granddaughter are Louif and Dorcas Davis and Chris and Heather Kromien. 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