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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1992_07_15is • • • _.A „ scan Ajar Edition MKERING XM TM. MMM CAMPBELL styes WANNA SELL -� RWwntat'� ��* LEMONADE? RFMW ICAs 8-12 can -rent* our � Genesis Ltd. Inc CalL�68-7171 10 r servo. Wednesday, July 15, 1992 56 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 704: + 54 GST = 75 cents Vol. 111 No. 29 North Ajax gets 500 new homes, school AJAX - More than 500 new homes for north Ajax have been given diately south of the Numeralcroft proposal. initial approval by politicians here. Runnymede would build about 250 units and would share the park Rezonings for two large residential projects got the nod from Ajax and school site with Numeralcroft. council's committee of the whole Monday night. Town plans call for Harwood Ave. north of Hwy. 2 to curve to the Numeralcroft Developments, owned by Tribute Corporation, plans cast and then north again. Runnymede and Numeralcroft, along with to build about 240 street townhouses, two apartment buildings, includ- two other landowners — O'Shanter Development and the development ing one for non-profit housing, and a commercial area with office and firm of Dekkema Gervais — have told the town they'll pay the esumat- retail space at the corner of Rossland Rd. and between the existing Har- ed S3 million cost to have the road built. wood Ave. and the future realigned Harwood Ave. A separate deal with Markborough Properties has been reached, There'd also be a school and a park on the site. mayor Jim Witty said. Runnymede Developments has plans for a residential project imme- Ajax council will vote on the rezonings next Monday. Waiting for treatment is 'just torture': Mom ■ Golf aids boy ■ ■ ■ ejecting r transplant By LINDA "'HITE Staff Reporter AJAX-PICKERING - Three-year-old Benjamin Britskev looks like the picture, of health as he swings his custom-made golf club, laughing as he just misses sinking a ball. But the Medical Alen bracelet he wears on his right wrist is a telltale sign that something's wrong. According to Ben- jamin, who was born at the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital, the bracelet says, "Send me to Pittsburgh." That's where he could try an experimental drug that could reverse his body's rejection of a liver transplant he received two years ago. Though doctors at Pittsburgh Children's Hospital have accepted Benjamin into their study, already in its fifth year, Ontario's health plan refuses to pay for his out -of -country hospital care, which would amount to about $10,000. Though that decision has been appealed, it could See BOY'S...Page A4 Young duffer Benjamin Britskey and father Steve prepare for an upcoming golf tournament that will help send the youngster to the United States to try an experimental drug that could reverse his body's rejection of a liver transplant. photo by Ron Pietroniro �T 11 1 The fight to keep Canada united has hit 400 shopping cen- tres and retail stores across the country, including Sears at the Pickering Town Centre. The campaign, Speak Up For Cana- da, We Belong Together, invites people to sign Friendship Cards which will be mailed to each home in Quebec at the end of August. Anyone interested in sending a personal message of unity to a Quebec resident can sign a card at the customer ser- vice desk at Sears. Inside the i a .r1J' :�JJ� Sports i 4 Special Sections Real Estate ...... ............ Pull-out Wheels.___.._._......_..Pul I -out Letters ..» ..............................A6 Obituaries.............._...._A 15 Billboard»»».......................A21 Sports.»...............................A 25 Classified».......................A31 Quantity means resutts -- Advertise in Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser (683-5110) and Oshawa -Whitby This Week (579-4400).114,000 pressrun every Wednesday SUMMER SIDEWALK SALE! Get Out Of The Old -Get Into The New. July 15th -19th �[ .SEE PAGE 2 FOR MORE DETAILS!! M%E 2&-1W f F*9 AbV 1ftt1lStk W@6" WIN 15, Af2 - -:i ENTERTAINE - Get. out 15 Street Entertainers perfor our main hallways throughout ", J;n �--1 0 01 FEATURE SAL PRICES Incredible markdowns - the merchandise has got to go! Turn this over and catch a glim ot the old CHECK OUT THE LE DE ST their hand throughout the sur�illW months. -kylights, fountains. A v building with the most ices in the area! QO� If interested, call Wendy Smith 1 _ 40'� VER at 683-7171. .Monday ' Hey. 4,01 al to Friday A special T -40 hank -Y04 to. 10am - epm Liverpool Road Millwork (Ajax) & Do1�Ipi0rt Saturday 843-7171 9:30am -Bpm �vA'A'h�o"n'h :i'a', ;. •�.xv'• YVYAhi4 A.A !r �..�. A. '�,' a�a7 Sunday��r'w�i►'V�4'arylry'��h�"'!t�'l�''�17A'R'►'Y9►f.'91'M�l4�ia�a�a�ab�i.�a�i�i�a�ilSrJa�►�i�i� ... & BEAUTIP!!� SHO MWERIENCE • • 1 p, • 1 �s ..:/r'; y'''"�:� - • r .fir -. 0 0 n • Got ya Allen Oberland catches son Adrian, one -and -a -half, at the bottom of a slide at Rotary Park in Ajax. More fun photos from Rotary Park on Page Al 1. Village homes get nod AJAX - A four -storey, 82 -unit non-profit apartment building has been approved for Old Kingston Rd. in Pickering Village. Ajax council's executive and development committee (E&D) approved the project Thursday. Construction of the project could begin as early as this fall with completion in about a year. The project, at 118 and 124 Old Kingston Rd., will also include 700 square metres (7,535 square feet) of retail/office space. Laborers Local 183 Non -Profit Homes Inc. will operate the resi- dential component. Tullanally Holdings Limited will construct the project. Upon completion, the union local will lease the commercial component back to Tullanally. The project will include 22 one -bedroom seniors' units and 60 family units. Sixteen of the units will be rented at the going market rate, including four of the seniors' apartments, while the remaining units will have various subsidy levels. Michael John Reilly, secretary - treasurer of the Laborers local, says the union has a financing commitment of $11.1 million from the provincial ministry of housing. The site, covering .69 hectares (1.71 acres), is zoned for the pro- posed uses. In July 1988, the then Ajax council approved a rezoning proposal submitted by Regom Developments for a four -storey, 82 -unit luxury condominium building and 700 sq. m. of com- mercial space. Since 1989, however, the mar- ket for luxury condos has bot- tomed out because of the reces- sion and Regom sold the property to Tullanally. photo by Celia Bronkhorst rr:� ALTO GLASS PRID_ and TRIM 1�NORD REPLACENIDT YOUR WINDSHIELD We pay the $50.00 Deductible COSTS YOU PLUS we give you � 15.00 _Cash Back' NOTHING! For a total of $-75.00 860 BROCK RD. S. UNIT 16 Insurance Prices Only PICKERING Call for an appointment! 837-7819 Merchant of the Week Glendale Marketplace's, GLENDALE "Merchant of the Week" is Glendale Medical Clinic. Dr. Diamond + Charania, the Chief Medical Doctor at the clinic receives this honour for his extreme dedication and care toward his patients. Dr. Charania designed his clinic to further enhance and facilitate your requirements • at all times by t providing seven 1 examination rooms and a medical ;F diagnostic centre. ' In addition, the clinic is now open seven days a week and hospital appointments are maintained at Scarborough Centenary, Ajax -Pickering, and St. Michael's Hospital. GLENDALE MEDICAL CLINIC Glendale Marketplace: 1,DEB ®�®� �.����®■ TSI: (41 q 031-= Z-MGdlyy Td: (41g1374144 Horst Flown A Gild TSI: (41q 42x1541 'Tiro Vldto CffPWMr T414414 04M Prkon CNrrn TSI: (/1 q 07300 Mom Hair Daipn ® Tel: (41 q 42USH Cr*t1G lw" TO: 141g420-4010 PM pffb" Ttl: (41 q 424502 CWW* NWW CM *; Tt1: (410 88353 phwm Fka Td: (41R 421M OE THE MEWS AeD�EIRT{98Rr Wim. t1I11.Y tlSi, Mtt�OE 2i -A � k i Library theplace for kids AJAX - Youths looking for something to do this summer only have to turn to the town's public library. Drop-in and registered programs are being offered at the main and vil- lage branches of the Ajax Public Library. Drop-in programs are free and everyone is welcome. Activities include Storytime sessions, crafts, entertainment and films. Registered programs run all summer, but admission is on a first-come, first -serve basis. Registration forms can be picked up at the main library branch and must be returned by Friday, July 3. Programs include'Storytime, a writers' workshop, puppetry, a babysit- ting course, and crafts. Costs for these programs vary. For more information on any of the programs, call 683-4000. NTERL0.� CK RIVE Y.S per sq. ft. WALKWAYS • PATIOS & RETAINING WALLS Specializing i- n uniUue landwapr dt�iign and yr(Ays%ifinal instillation. Bruce Smith Landscape & Design Ltd. 831-1860mobile931-4355 Join Today, Don't Delay Still Enjoy Your Holidays SUMMER SPECIAL Lose up to 20 lbs. Only 00 Lori Harris of our Whitby Clinic has lost 70 lbs. & is still going! LW TM �� a�LossClisk-� PICKERING 420-4220 Find us in the Yellow Pages THE MEWS AeD�EIRT{98Rr Wim. t1I11.Y tlSi, Mtt�OE 2i -A � k i Library theplace for kids AJAX - Youths looking for something to do this summer only have to turn to the town's public library. Drop-in and registered programs are being offered at the main and vil- lage branches of the Ajax Public Library. Drop-in programs are free and everyone is welcome. Activities include Storytime sessions, crafts, entertainment and films. Registered programs run all summer, but admission is on a first-come, first -serve basis. Registration forms can be picked up at the main library branch and must be returned by Friday, July 3. Programs include'Storytime, a writers' workshop, puppetry, a babysit- ting course, and crafts. Costs for these programs vary. For more information on any of the programs, call 683-4000. NTERL0.� CK RIVE Y.S per sq. ft. WALKWAYS • PATIOS & RETAINING WALLS Specializing i- n uniUue landwapr dt�iign and yr(Ays%ifinal instillation. Bruce Smith Landscape & Design Ltd. 831-1860mobile931-4355 Join Today, Don't Delay Still Enjoy Your Holidays SUMMER SPECIAL Lose up to 20 lbs. Only 00 Lori Harris of our Whitby Clinic has lost 70 lbs. & is still going! LW TM �� a�LossClisk-� PICKERING 420-4220 Find us in the Yellow Pages I . • .*A6� 4Ar-'rN1E t�SN+s�4��sBR, WD, j�R.Y t15,1l�2 Cigarette ie stones s AJAX - Eight cantons of cigarettes were stolen from a The break-in occurred at Hasty Market, 110 Ritchie i + convenience store after a thief broke into the shop by Ave., late Sunday night or early Monday morning. smashing its front windows with stones. There are no suspects. enjamin and haron Britskey How you can help Friend~ of the Bntskey family hope to raise money to help send Ben- jamin to Pittsburgh through the fourth annual Paul and Jamie Cobum Memorial Golf Tournament. (Paul was killed in a snowmobile accident shortly after his son Jamie died of cancer.) The tournament is being held Friday, July 24 at the Seaton Golf and Country Club on Brock Rd. south of the Fourth Concession in Pickering. Cost is $50, which includes green fees, a golf cart and steak dimer. Tickets and 4,e -off times can be arranged by calling Seaton at 683- 3822 or Jim O'Hara at 427-2940. A trust fund has also been set up for Benjamin at the Toronto Domin- ion bank at the Pickering Town Centre. Donations can be dropped off or mailed to the TD Bank, 1355 Kingston Rd., Pickering, Ontario, L1V 1138. :.. I •J ,A, ad � WAREHOUSE SALEM d., July 17,5:30 p.m. -9 p.m. & Sat., July A 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Seconds 00 = From... _^ _ °�"- I*Cash All Sales Final •100% Colton Square" Contour 4 JAv AcMsoties -Fitted Velcro s Snap tilted -wao I pt" w�tMptool pstls -Training pants DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS 3 FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR FROM PAGE Al tis. He was admitted to the Hos- WEDNESDAY, JULY 15,1992 pital for Sick Children in Toron- NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAXiPICK.) be months before a hearing. to, where he was semi-conscious BI -WAY (AJAX/PICK.) If nothing is done to halt the for about a week. BROOKLIN CYCLE rejection, the young Pickering A few days later, he under CONSUMERS DISTRIBUTING (PICK.) native will need a second liver went a 15 -and -a -half hour opera - JERRY'S DRUG WAREHOUSE (AJAX•PICK.) transplant within two years. That tion. It was the "longest day of PICKERING TOWN CENTRE (AJAX,PICK.) would cost OHIP at least my life;' Sharon recalls. Because REAL ESTKE (AJAXPICK.) SI00,(W. of complications, it was two 'SHOPPERS DRUG MART (AJAX'PICK.) The waiting is "just torture," months before Benjamin could WHEELS (AJAX)PICK.) admits his mom Sharon, who's go home. -WOOLCO (AJAXPICK.) divorced and lives with Ben- For the next year, he was in Includes: Headboard, triple dresser, triple iamin in Toronto to be close to the hospital an average of twice a mirror, arrnoire, 2 night tables. Reg. $2,$99 NOW $29100 the hospital. His father Steve, month. Recent biopsies show a who grew up in Pickering Nil- chronic rejection of the trans- lage and attended SL Francis de plant. Sales Catholic School and Pick- ••1 go in for a poke then I go ering High School, now lives in right home," Benjamin says of Claremont. weekly blood tests which moni- "Over the last six months, for hiscondition. Benjamin his lcx)ked better than "He feels wav too comfort - he's ever looked." says Sharon. able in a hospital," Sharon says "But he's actually sicker than sadly. "That's scary, but that's he's ever been." been his life. He knows the She calls his body's rejection names of all his medication. He's of a liver he recei%W when he been so strong and he's just a lit - was 15 months old a "silent tle kid. It would be easv for killer. It's killing him from the someone his age to give up." inside out and he doesn't look or She describe. him its a "typi- feel sick." cal little bo%" who loves ho ckev, It wasn't until shortly after his hasehall and fishing. His favorite first birthday that Benjamin paufT1c, however, is golf. He has began experiencing health prob- his own set of clubs and loves isms. A bout of chicken pox getting out to the driving range "triggered" his liver problems, and riding in a golf cart. says Sharon. She rushed him to a Though Sharon has had "a hospital after he gained 10 hard time believing all this could pounds in a span of 48 hours and happen to us," she's never asked, his eyes began to yellow. '141v me? N'ou just don't have a He way in and out of the hos- choice. You don't think you're pital for the next few months, mo, and strong enough to handle it all, but a biopsy finally determined Ben- when you have to, you find that jamin had chronic active hepati- strength." How you can help Friend~ of the Bntskey family hope to raise money to help send Ben- jamin to Pittsburgh through the fourth annual Paul and Jamie Cobum Memorial Golf Tournament. (Paul was killed in a snowmobile accident shortly after his son Jamie died of cancer.) The tournament is being held Friday, July 24 at the Seaton Golf and Country Club on Brock Rd. south of the Fourth Concession in Pickering. Cost is $50, which includes green fees, a golf cart and steak dimer. Tickets and 4,e -off times can be arranged by calling Seaton at 683- 3822 or Jim O'Hara at 427-2940. A trust fund has also been set up for Benjamin at the Toronto Domin- ion bank at the Pickering Town Centre. Donations can be dropped off or mailed to the TD Bank, 1355 Kingston Rd., Pickering, Ontario, L1V 1138. :.. I •J ,A, ad � WAREHOUSE SALEM d., July 17,5:30 p.m. -9 p.m. & Sat., July A 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Seconds 00 = From... _^ _ °�"- I*Cash All Sales Final •100% Colton Square" Contour 4 JAv AcMsoties -Fitted Velcro s Snap tilted -wao I pt" w�tMptool pstls -Training pants DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS 3 FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD WEDNESDAY, JULY 15,1992 FRIDAY, JULY 17,1992 NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAXiPICK.) BI -WAY (AJAX/PICK.) NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAX/PICK.) BROOKLIN CYCLE 'CANADIAN TIRE (AJAX/PICK.) CONSUMERS DISTRIBUTING (PICK.) 'THE BAY (PICK.) JERRY'S DRUG WAREHOUSE (AJAX•PICK.) Shermag Oak #1599 PICKERING TOWN CENTRE (AJAX,PICK.) Includes:Triple dresser, mirror, head & foot, REAL ESTKE (AJAXPICK.) armoire, might table. 'SHOPPERS DRUG MART (AJAX'PICK.) Reg $4,699 NOW 29943 WHEELS (AJAX)PICK.) Shermag Oak Suite #354 -WOOLCO (AJAXPICK.) Includes: Headboard, triple mirror, dresser, - Delivered to selected households only Ajax -Pickering , k%n*Ma OMMRI A l� :J y3?,2 1 .jP Q I ^�SLCQW OBPOnP--"Ck^fl MINOR WEDNESDAY'S WEDNESDAY'S CARRIER OF THE WEEK S MELANIE CURRAN Melanie enioys ringette, baseball and am country running. Melanie will receive a McDonald's meakdeal compliments of the News Advertiser. Congratulations Melanie for being our Wednesday's Carrier of the Week. ANSI Attention: Furniture Buyers Don't miss out on this one! Sofa .Loveseat Over Stuffed Chair $799 Cushions 52.00 each • Pieces Shermag Oak Suite #350 Reg. 2,999 NOW $2,200 PLUS Many more In Pine, Oak and Cherry ,Bedroom WAS PLUS MUCH, MOREH ALL TAGGED FOR EASY IDENTIFICATION Solid Mood `Bed &- `Table Dl 11 0 0 4 0 • wok' -or - �_11_ '+/t s r .t w aK et:ti�'k�niti �.7l .Y'S.�. 1�- .•1a Solid Oak Pedestal r Table & 4 Windsor Chairs, Choice of Color. $799 BEDROOM SUITES TO CLEAR! 1 ONLY Shermag Oak #1599 Shermag Oak #300 Includes:Triple dresser, mirror, head & foot, Includes: Headboard, triple mirror, triple armoire, might table. dresser, armoire, 2 might tables. Reg $4,699 NOW 29943 Reg. $4,399 NOW $29699 Shermag Oak Suite #354 Shermag Maple Suite wso Includes: Headboard, triple mirror, dresser, Includes: Headboard, triple dresser, triple annoir, might tables. Reg. $3,199 NOW $2,200 mirror, arrnoire, 2 night tables. Reg. $2,$99 NOW $29100 Shermag Oak Suite #350 Reg. 2,999 NOW $2,200 PLUS Many more In Pine, Oak and Cherry ,Bedroom WAS PLUS MUCH, MOREH ALL TAGGED FOR EASY IDENTIFICATION Solid Mood `Bed &- `Table Dl 11 0 0 4 0 • wok' -or - �_11_ '+/t s r .t w aK et:ti�'k�niti �.7l .Y'S.�. 1�- .•1a • • • Advertising Feature Helping to celebrate the formal launch of Pickering Chesterfield Factory's complete interior decorating service are, Lee Nowensky, left at rear, Corinne Scholey, Todd Nowensky, Lori Nowensky; Willie Nowensky, in front, left, acting mayor, Maurice Brenner and Kerri Nowensky. Complete interior decorating service available at Pickering Chesterfield Factory There's cause for celebration at the custom made -to -older upholstery to Pickering Chesterfield Factory. suit individuals striving to make The businta has just celebrated its their house a home. 10th year in business. And to But now available is a complete, coincide .with this important personalized decorating service occasion, the Nowensky family, which includes customized window owners of the Chesterfield Factory, treatments, wall and floor last Thursday formally launched the coverings, custom bedding and store's interior decorating service. accessories, as well as custom Dignitaries, friends and customers upholstery and re -upholstery. were invited to share in the For the past 10 years area residents ave had the privilege of quality, The newest 'family member' was officially introduced at Thursday's open house. Corinne Scholey heads up the Chesterfield Factory's Interior Decorating Division. The consultant will go to customers' homes to help them select the perfect complimentary finishes, from furnishings to wall and floor coverings. The 10,000-sq.ft. factory and showroom is at 1650 Bayly St. Here, customers can find many separate room settings full of exciting new decorating ideas. For more information, call 686- 9846. ■ saw r%Wwi wary r aw ■ aaray Wwcrr, Jara.a a,7, A�70-w wraa a -s DECORATING? LET THE PICKERING CHESTERFIELD FACTORY HELP YOU MAKE THE RIGHT CHOICES '�T! COMPLETE DECORATING SERVICE Visit thefacto'today and let ourfully trained Interior Decorator assist you in selecting • Custom Made Furniture (Quality made ngbt here on the premises) • Re-Upbolstery • Custom Window Treatments • Wall and Floor Coverings Great Selection of Decorator Fabrics WINIMMIM 1650 Bayly St. Pickering a Editorial Wrong at the wrong time The NDP government's proposed changes to the province's labor laws are clearly the wrong priority at the wrong time. Does changing the Labour Relations Act do anything to create jobs, to get people off the streets and back to work? Does it do anything to stimu- late the economy? Or to attract new businesses to the province? We think not. If anything, it does the exact opposite. The introduction of labor law reform does nothing to create jobs in Ontario. It does nothing to renew or strengthen the economy. What it docs do is increase the government's political and economic ties with the union bosses -- future support for the tax -gouging New Democratic Party. The government's proposed labor package could become law by this fall. Now is the time to act to put a stop to it. Say no to labor reform. The News Advertiser supports the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade in its cam- paign against the proposed changes which will ban the hiring of replace- ment workers during a strike, allow some workers currently prohibited from organizing to join unions, and allow union organizing and pickets in shopping malls. If you would like to support your local chamber of commerce in its fight, mail or fax the coupon below to the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade at P.O. Box 97, Ajax, Ont. LIS 3C2. Fax -- 427-8579. r--------------------------� I don't want labor 'reform' 1 Premier Bob Rae: 1 Please stop the proposed changes to the Ontario Labour Relations Act. 1 believe it is regressive and bad for business in this province. I I 1 Name............................................................................................ Address........................•----...._..................................................--... 1 1 Phone number............................................................................... I L------------------------- –I Letters Home Week dismay To the editor, I was dismayed to see that this year for the first time, an outside interest, setting up to "cash in" on Ajax Home Week. I am of course referring to the "Kiddie Carnival- at the corner of Harwood and Bayly on prop- erty owned by Harwood Place Shopping Centre. It has always been the policy of the Home Week Committee whose members are representa- tives of the various service clubs in this town, to refuse applica- tions by outside interests to profit from the various events put on with such hard work and dedica- tion by the service club mem- bers. Whoever was responsible for 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., L 1 S 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. ,giving permission to the owners of these rides to locate in this position on this particular week- end, should be made aware that Home Week is for Ajax and its citizens and not a profit maker for commercial enterprises. I would suggest any future application be considered if the applicant is agreeable to make a reasonable donation to the Home Week funds. I would be delight- ed to see this carnival come to Ajax any other weekend, but somehow I don't think the own- ers would be interested. Al Croxford, Ajax mom Thankful Tankful thankful To the editor, On May 23, Esso held its annual Easter Seals fundraiser known as "Thankful Tankful Day". I wish to take this opportunity to thank the News Advertiser for running a story prior to the event. This certainly helped to bring public aware- ness to the day. Despite the economic and weather conditions this- year, we were st111 able to raise 5810.76. I would like to thank all of those customers who filled up that day and those who took the time to purchase goods or tickets from the many additional fundraisers we held, with generously donated items of raffle prizes from: Tami of the "Outside Solution" -Ajax, George of "Auto Tek --Pickering, Hews Advertiser The entire An t of the News JVAnivt 6UIrWIANUI - taaor-In-Unlet or REG CHOLSON HUGH C - Advertising Manager tlsw Is, protected by MONIQUE LEA - Retail Sales Manager A Metroland Community Newspaper copyright and unauthorized unauthorized use FAKHOURIE - Distribution Ma ^Ogg -. without written con- . NEWSROOM - 683-6110 sent Is prohibited. DISTRIBUTION - 683-6117 • Timothy John Whittaker The publisher seserde8 the right to RETAIL ADVERTISING -683-6110 CLASSIFIED - M-7672 classify or refuse FAX -683-7363 Publisher any advertisement NATIONAL ADVERTISING SALES 493-13M all his dbcrNloa REAL ESTATE A AUTOMOTIVE ADVERTISING - 798-7612 "Mr. Lube" -Pickering, fundraising items from: Mr. Rooney, manager of Dominion Stores (Pickering Town Centre) for all of the barbecue supplies, Pepsi/SevenUp Toronto, David's Enterprises, Neil- son/Cadbury and Hostess/Frito Lay Chips. Then there are those who donated their time: my won- derful staff — John Parr and head office staff, Mrs. J. Knell, Mrs. K. Jackson, Ken Moffitt and his bal- loon animals and Barry & Eva who spent the day "clowning around". So again a special "thank you" to all for your generosity in helping those very special "Easter Seals Children". Julie Knell, Pickering 0 • 0 The News Advertiser. Pubh ed wefy Sunday. Wednesday and Friday at 130 Commercial • Ave., Alar. 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I&W13 You can depend on usf d Public school board probes options to junior k By DONNA DONALDSON have to attend until Grade 1 at the However, she notes that 90 per Durham Staff' age of six, according to the Edu- cent of those eligible do enrol for DURHAM - The public school cation Act." various reasons. board is looking at its options to junior kindergarten. The ministry of education has set aside SZ million for boards to implement junior kindergarten by September, 1994, but the legisla- tion making junior kindergarten mandatory hasn't yet passed. Durham Board of Education chairman Louise Farr says staff will study costs of and alterna- tives to JK. Another study will look at the legal consequences of refusing to start a junior kindergarten program when the legislation is Paste• T h e Durham board is one of 17 in Ontario that haven't implemented the program. "If (JK) is mandated and boards do not com- ply, it would be interest- ing to see what steps the govern- ment would :ake." Mrs. F program would have serious impact on the local aur says. If the government decides not to mandate JK, she says, her board will then decide whether to implement a "full-fledged" junior kindergarten program, an alterna- tive program, or no program at all. The full-fledged program would have a serious impact on the local ratepayer, Mrs. Farr con- tends. "It would mean an impact of about S12 million locally in each Of the first two years — in a time of restraint and in a time of decline in provincial funding. That's why we're looking at exploring alternatives. - The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate Board started junior kindergarten more than 12 years ago, as a way to encourage more people to enter the Catholic system. bene rates, preserves, • ,protects! Combo wood rot mWmt yew Save $7 ll, w4de teAawapq dw lnnvd gram A 95 ..,., and &cxww of euerior wood with L ;^ e beawifid ivA rwric ahadu of Doty 4L rA MwrwoodSemi-TAmpamat it" Staiwi w.drnur,ai►e. : I \" rl.•© t ` DISCOUNT PAINT CENTRE Ptl-S n�� M ,,,,,,,.,, A�RJ - ; •.� �(Div of&i"^Si. Cdow /W) PAINT% .837-03171794Uverpool Road P-icktair Plaza, Pickering PLANT WITH REAL WOOD STEM 5999 WE WANT YOUR USED SLABS! Trade in those old builder's slabs and do a Unilock walkway b patio. We'll PAY '1' for each 24" x 24" or 24" x 30•' slab on every order of Unilock Paving Stone: 683-0887 Pick Please recycle chis newspaper 0 • E "Junior kindergarten programs are addressing more than an edu- cational need," says Mrs. Farr. She says they also act as day care, and to meet social needs. "While it's geared to the educa- tional system, we believe that it's , broader than just educational " r; ' The board is looking at space On our in day-care centres, churches and se " ven business and industry, rather than adding classrooms at its +� ' schools. It will also look into and � we using a combination of certified r� teachers aearly childhood edu- cation graduates or education r on to - assistants to run the classes, p of e wor which would be cheaper than ld, using teachers. She says once junior kinder- dile Human Development Report (1992) ranks i kinder- garten is implemented 3,000 to Canada No.1 in the world for quality of life, 4,000 dhildrer would immix iately enter the local school system, on Published by the United Nations Development Programme, the report is based on top of the already -increasing stu- dent the life expectancy, education levels and population. Purchasing power in 160 countries. "In both junior and senior kindergarten, while we're man- 1*� dated to implement the program, attendance is always optional," Cmada Phys Mrs. Farr. 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A female dog showing signs she'd recently given birth was picked up as a stray by animal control officers in late April. Esti- mated to be about six years old, the part -German Shepherd had been waiting almost a week for her owner to claim her at the Picker- ing -Ajax -Whitby (PAW) animal control centre. Centre manager Ross Balbimie was close to a decision about her future when this interview was conducted. "She'll probably be put down," he said sadly. "It hurts because the one person in the shelter who goes around deciding which animal to put down is me. 1 can't understand why someone who's had a dog six years wouldn't come looking for it." Strays are held at the centre for seven days in the hope their own- ers can be located. After that peri- od of time, if the animal is suitable in health and temperament, it will be put up for adoption at a fee of S51.75. But in this case, the dog's age makes it unlikely it will find a new home, and she'll likely become a statistic. Only 15 per cent of stray dogs at the centre will end up on death row. Most — 70 per cent — will be claimed by owners who'll pay pound fees and the rest will quick- ly find themselves in the welcom- ing arms of a new family. "We can't keep enough of them," says Mr. Balbirnie of the dogs. On this day, there are two dogs in the adoption area. Both are young, part German Shepherds. This one is clean and friendly and was picked up as a stray," says Mr. Balbirnie. "She'll be gone by the weekend, probably. They go fast." The second dog, named Pepper, is 12 weeks old and was left at the centre for adoption by its owner. (This placement service costs $16.05). Pepper, too, is predicted to find a home quickly. In another area are 10 stray dogs waiting to be claimed by owners. One, a very old dog, will be going back home. The rest — apart from the six-year-old that just had puppies — are likely to be adopted. A cute little collie has been spoken for by the person who found it if the original owner doesn't show up. Cats aren't as lucky. About 45 per cent of them will be destroyed. Only 10 per cent will be claimed by owners and the rest will be adopted. At the time of this inter- view, 12 cats were up for adoption, including four cute, cuddly little kittens. Saying goodbye to an animal — whether it's being adopted or put down — can be difficult. "Staff will get attached to them because they work with them daily." It's especially difficult, says Mr. Balbimie, if an aggressive dog comes to trust just one staff mem- ber. "When a dog only trusts one person, you have to put it down. That's the heartache of it. It's hard." There are just seven animal control officers — counting N1r. Balbirnie — to serve Pickering, Ajax and Whitby. Last year, they responded to 3,800 animal -control related calls and 1,400 wildlife calls. "We're busy all the time," says Mr. Balbirnie. As if on cue, an emergency call comes in. An aggressive dog is on the loose in Whitby and has two animal control officers trapped in their trucks. The dog, barking furi- ously just outside an officer's truck window, comes in loud and clear over the radio when he calls the dispatcher. A third officer is sent to the scene with a tranquilizer gun, but the dispatcher calls him back to the office when the dog's owner arrives on the scene. Had the tranquilizer gun been used, Durham Regional Police would've been notified first. In this case, the animal is a repeat offender and charges will be laid against the dog's owner, says Mr. Balbirnie. The first time a stray is picked up, an officer will try to find out where it lives before taking it to the centre, says Mr. Balbimie. If the same animal is picked up a second or third time, pound fees will increase and charges of bylaw :infractions might be laid. Approximately 200 charges were laid against errant owners last year. Pet owners can be charged for allowing a dog to run at large, not having a dog licence, letting a dog threaten a person, excessive barking and allowing a dog off its leash in a public place. Animal control officers can also Ken Cartwright of the Pickering-Aiax-Whitby (PAW) Animal Control Centre cuddles Pepper as the dog waits at the centre for an adopt - t _r lay charges for failing to vaccinate .against rabies, allowing cats to trespass and allowing pets to defe- cate on others' property. In addition to responding to these kinds of calls, officers pick up injured or dangerous wildlife, remove carcasses from roadways and dispose of animals which have died at home for a fee. The only area they don't handle is animal abuse and the two or three calls they receive weekly on that subject are referred to the Oshawa Humane Society. There is a 24-hour on-call sys- tem for emergencies. In the case of wildlife that's merely a nuisance, homeowners can rent traps at the centre for a refundable, $25 deposit. Despite the workload, Mr. Bal- bimie finds it rewarding to reunite lost animals with owners, or pre- sent a happy child a new pet. Peo- ple send him thank -you cards and pictures of their adopted pets. One of his best memories is of an older couple who'd lost their dog and had been searching for weeks. Animal control officers picked it up and were able to trace the couple through the dog's breeder because of a tattoo on the animal. It was a joyful reunion; the dog was "like their little child", says Mr. Balbimie. Sometimes, adoptions go awry_ Once, an owner came to claim a dog after it had been adopted out. The new owner agreed to give it back and Mr. Balbirnie gave the adopting family another puppy. The PAW centre operates on an annual budget of $489,000 with expenses and veterinarian services shared between the three munici- palities it serves. 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TEL: 683-1391 4 I a U n U �J Rotary Park on the Ajax waterfront is a beehive of activity during the summer drawing the young and the young at heart for both organized and spontaneous fun i ILOI �r is v i Getting into the swing of things this summer is Erin Colgan, who enjoys a push from Thomas Colgan. photo by Celia Bronkhorst THE NEM AVVEWMM WED, JULY IS, IM-IAGL 11-A 'X Five-year-old Sara McGregor gets a differ- ent perspective on the world while hang- ing upside down photo by Celia Bronkhorst Four-year-old Brnadon Pratt gives I his aN during a game of softball. photo by Celia Bronkhorst if fid.. dlri r Cyndy Campbell, 9, "plays the piano" to Tom Cochrane's Lfe is a Highway at a Creative Kids' Camp. photo by Andrew Iwarv:)wski .( r .... 11'.I rd ,__4 Fuel spill, --rain r -creatchaos'..* e formototists AJAX-PICKERING - A diesel -fuel spill on roadways in Ajax and Pickering yesterday afternoon reportedly caused several acci- dents. At press time Tuesday, Durham Regional Police were soft on the scene of the mishaps and details were sketchy. Police said they had a truck stopped on Westney Rd. south of Bayly St., and that it appeared fuel had been leaking from the vehicle while it was moving. No information was available on the severity of the traffic acci- dents, caused when the spilled fuel mixed with rain to make roads extremely slippery. At press time, roads were being closed and sanded and fire departments were pumping out sewers. There were unconfirmed reports that oil had been spilled along Brock Rd. in Pickering from the -101 south to Bayly St. and east along Bayly St. to West- nev Rd. in Ajax. The ministry of the environment was alerted. ■ lul NY - W __ . T • 1 __ _ a 4. 1 4 0 • T THE NEWSADVERTMM WED, JULY IS, l9ft-rAGZ D -A qro -tc l0k, EATON'S Weare. Canada's department store Compost collection continues through summer Pickering Council made the decision to continue, during the summer months, the organic Yard Waste Curbside Collection program for central composting. A pickup will occur on the last Monday of July, August, September, and October, fol- lowed by five consecutive Mon- days through November to accommodate both fall cleanup and leaves. It is best to compost your organic yard waste in your own backyard. However, for large branches, etc. the once -a -month schedule will accommodate resi- dents who cannot compost these materials. Finished compost should be like any other marketable product — the end result must be of the highest quality. Therefore, it is best to place brush. branches, and shrubs, cut to one -metre lengths and bound with string if neces- sary. at curbside ready for pick- up. It is also more desirable for finished compost, to place bed- ded flowers, sod, and other yard trimmings in a bushel basket or hamper rather than plastic bags. In this way, these organic materi- I. MM als arrive at the site in a fresher state. Another reason to keep plastic at a minimum is that the Central Compost facility does not have a de -bagging operation and the clear plastic bags get shredded then captured for recycling. This procedure, however, does not recover a high percentage of the plastic. Also, at present, there is not a market for the plastic col- lected. All bags, bundles, or yard waste items must be divided into qualities not weighing more than 23 kg. Grass clippings are best left on the lawn. As Durham Region's green pamphlet entitled "Why Continue Bagging Your Grass.'" explains — Grass clippings when ONLY MINUTES AWAY FROM YOU open 7 days a week • 2 locations to serve you Harwood Ave. S. Mkn Creek Plaza) 'ICKERING 1211 Kingston Rd. 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In the spring of 1992 most municipalities participated in resi- dential curbside collection of leaves and yard waste. Residents without curbside collection can take their leaves and yard waste to a Regional Transfer Station. The Central Composting facility, located on Garrard St.. north of Taunton in Whithy, is designed to receive organics generated by resi- dential, commercial, industrial, and institutional sources. Materials must be placed out at the curbside, either in a basket or clear plastic bag for collection on Mondays by 7 a.m. Yard waste materials placed out for collection in any other type of bag cannot be collected as regular garbage. MADELEINE C Featuring 20-60% OFF L` on selected items • `lie Lejaby "Fleur"collection - 2596 OFF • Jonqu if Cotton Peignor Se is - 50 % OFF • adagio Stalks Selected Colour groups 50%OFF • C osabe!!a Camisole & Panty Sets - 40016 OFF • 1len "s Silk. 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On their wedding day, she kisses an elderly stranger and suddenly everything changes. Also stars Kathv Bates, tied Beatty and Pattv Duke. UNIVERSAL SOLDIER (R): At the I movies... Super soldier Jean-Claude Van Damme meets Dolph Lundgren in this rock'em sock'em action thriller. BOOMERANG (AA): Eddie Murphys back as a smooth -talk- ing marketing executive. Also stars Robin Givens. UNLAWFUL ENTRY (,AA): Ray Liotta stars as an L.A" psycho cop who charms and then terror- izes Kurt Russell and Madeleine Stowe. Good edge -of - the -scat thriller. AiATNiAN RETURNS i AA is Michael Keaton is back as Bat- man, again fighting to keep the streets of Gotham Cuy safe to live on. This time he's up against Cat - woman (NI Ichelle Pfciffer� and The Penguin (Danny DeVito). Off The Record Anne ',lurrav - Fifteen or the Kest (Liberty): What better way to celebrate Canada's 125th birthday than to queue up one the country's most renowned singers. This just -released 'best of package contains all of Anne's top hits, as the title would suggest, Including "Snowbird." "You Needed Me." and "Danm's Song." Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - Not Fade Awa% (Libertv): NGDB ,how that the% definitely don't intend to fade away, nor fall into the tired old pasture of cliche country music. With some new material and a spattering of ener- getic covers, like the title track (,popularized by the Rolling Stones about 30 years ago) and the standard, "I Fought the Law," the Dirt Band is still going strong. Chet Atkins and Jerry Reed - Sneakin' Around (Columbia): There's a whole of lot of serious pickin' and grin- nin' going on here with two of the greats of the guitar. Atkins and Reed have collaborated before, but not on such a scale as this, and that's a shame. The music runs from Gerhwin to Kershaw to original material - all punctuated by the duo's easy country style and technical stu- dio perfection. Billy Ray Cyrus - Some Gave All (PolyGram): Billy Ray is country's newest and hottest hunk, but he would rather his music stand on its own merit. Fortunately it does. Blessed with a good beat, and at times a quirky way of looking at the usual love -gone -bad scenario, Cyrus is all revved up,fortunate- ly with some place to go: to the top! Lacy J. Dalton - Chains on the Wind (Capitol): At the other end of the scale, Lucy J. ,dies the hurtin' side of country with a soulful, gritty approach _hat has made her a star since bang named Best New Female Artist in 1979. Titles like "Heartache in Disguise" and "Love Hurts" set the stage. but Its her sheer power and heart that tells the story. Marcus Roberts - As Seren- ity .approaches IBM(;): Three of Robcrts' first lour albums (the other was a Christmas album) topped Billboard's traditional jazz chart. This one will too because Roberts is simply the best solo jazz -blues pianist around, as well as a modern day master of the "stride'* style pio- neered in the '"_'Os. On Serenity he consolidates and expands the direction he began on Alone With Three Giants, which was an homage to Jelly Roll Morton, Duke Ellington and Thelonius Monk -three stride jazz legends. Here Roberts, who has been blind since age four, contributes nine original compositions to the 19 -song set, which also includes some popular compositions. All are delivered either solo, or in duet form, including one of the,, latter with friend and mentor, Wynton Marsalis. It's a good mix, designed for Sunday morn- ings, not Saturday nights. Check it out. The Bells of St. Genevieve and other Baroque Delights - Various (RCA Victor): An all- star line-up of modern talent, including The English Chamber Orchestra, James Galway, Pin- chas Zuckerman, and the Cana- dian Brass, present a wonderful selection of Baroque composi- tions - 16 in all. Heading the list is Bach, with seven selections, but also Vivaldi, Handel and others. A solid addition to any classical collection. --Michael Baginski Batman Returns has plenty of raz- zle dazzle, wild action and dark humor. Pfeiffer is superb. Could be the hit of the summer. PATRIOT (TAMES (AA): Harrison Ford stars an ex -CIA analyst who is forced to return to the CIA atter his family is threat- ened by Irish terrorists. From the Tom Clancy novel. HOL-4SITTFR (P(;): Goldic Hawn and Steve Martin team up in this wacky comedy in which she moves into his house and pretends to be his wife. Plen- ty of laughs. ACES: IRON' EAGLE. III (AA): Lou Gosset Jr. stars in this talc about an evil Latin American drug cartel run by a `aii war criminal. Plenty of viloence. CLASS :,CT (P(;►: A come- dy about mistaken identity star- ring Kid 'N Play (Christopher Reid and Christopher Martin). The comedian/rappers portray two high school seniors, one a straight -arrow, "brain". the other a smart -aleck "homeboy" whose school records are accidentally switched on the first day of schcxol. The two agree to continue he masquerade and use the mix- .ip to their advantage. FAR AND A«AN' (P(;) Tom Cruise stars in this talc of two Irish immigrants — one poor boy (Cruise) and one rich girl (Nicole Kidman). The story chronicles the couple's journey from Ireland to Boston, to Okla- homa. Directed by Ron Howard. ALIEN' 3 (R): It's back! A bald-headed Sigourney Weaver returns to fight the hideous crea- P_� I ) -.%*— Jimmy Dugan (Tom Hanks), manager of the Rockford Peaches. and Dottie Hinson (Geena Davis), his catcher and top player. root for their team in A League of Their Own. ture one more time in this sus- pense -filled thriller. Also stars Charles S. Dutton, Charles Dance and Lance Henriksen. SISTER ACT IP(;): Whoopi Goldberg stars as a nightclub singer hiding from the mob in a convent. Goof for a laugh. Mag- gie Smith plays the Mother Supe - nor. ENCINO 'MAN' IP(;): This w'ackv comedy is about two Enci- no high school students (including MTV's Pauly Shore) who discov- er a caveman while excavating a I:c!e for a swimming pool. Pretty silly stuff. LETHAL WEAPON' 3 (AA) : Mel Gibson and Danny Glover are at it again in this the latest in the Lethal Weapon series. This time Detectives Riggs and Murtaugh arc on the trail of Jack Travis, an ex -cop gone bad who's dealing confiscated guns out of the police lockup to street gangs. Plenty of silliness, violence and explosive action. Also stars Joe Pesci. Please recycle This newspaper. .LL ITEMS AT COST 1 G OUT SALE I t,,, Merchandise • Fisher Price • Disney Wear VE tr9 ARTS St ENTERTAINMENT . Bargains and more at museum emporium PICKERING - It's an amazing Some vendors spaces are still The museum village is on sale. available. Call 683-8401 for more Hwy. 7, three kilometres east of Uncle Rodney's Amazing information. Brock Rd., in Greenwood. Bargain Emporium will be held at the Pickering Museum Village Sunday, July 19> from l a.m. to panda St*i e- he muse- 5 p.m. Proceeds go to the um . CHINESE RESTAURANT There'll be a lawn sale of attic 0 treasures, crafts and baked Licensed under L.L.B.O. goods. 375 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING Children can enjoy games, (Comer of Rougemount Dr. South) clowns and a petting zoo. A for- tune teller will be on hand to _ _ — _ _ _ _ 1 BUY 1 1 BUY 1 1 20% : read tarot cards. GET 1 GET 1 OFF A Dixieland band will belt out the tunes from the village gazebo 1 1 1 1 FREE 1 1 50% Off 1 1 ON ALL 1 from noon to 3 p.m. 1 DINNER BUFFET 1 DINNER BUFFET 1 1 PICK-UP And, people in attendance will Adults only 1 Adults only 1 1 1 Mon, _ Wed 1 Thurs.. Sun. 1 have the chance to milk avow — ! Coupon valid nug_znz 1 Coupon valid Aug. 1 1 1 ORDERS 19th century style. — , _ _ Admission is S1 for all ages. Newfoundlanders ' 2 to MondayoThursday: 3I 10:00 p wanted for cable I " W Delivery " television special AJAX-PICKERING - New- __ . ,f`�J~>iF� ���•� �•���, foundlanders are being sought _ for an upcoming cable TV series. r Maclean Hunter Cable T, is looking for Newfoundlanders liv- J ing in Ajax, Pickering, Whitby and Oshawa to participate and/or i help out with a series about°' Canada's youngest province. /O The discover,, of Newfound- I� • 'and, its native peoples and early settlements are among the topics r ll to be covered In the series. It will also look at folklore and tradi- tions, music, food, arts, crafts and culture, as well as the peo- NOW OPEN � � ple. • tMosthe p of the people working the FIRST 100 CUSTOMERS on project are volunteers with Newfoundland backgrounds. tom^ If you have any ideas or are EAT FREE! interested in helping out, call or write to an Hunter Cable10, 700 FinleyAve., #5, Ajax, ax THURSDAY, JULY 16 Ontario, LIS 3Z2; Attention: N Karen Producer Community OPEN FROM 11:00 AM -11:00 PM TV Prucer cr (683- (683-6511) or Jim A.M.-11:00 P.M. Kennedy, Volunteer Program 1163 KINGSTON ROAD PICKERING, ONTARIO �I Producer (427-5478 after 6 p.m.). ONE MEAL PER CUSTOMER UP TO ><7.00 NOT YAUD WITH ANY OTHER COUPON he"" .......... _ .... .. . .. .... Adv etiser • I h:::ree im..........e.s.... a w r .i".•Y�l K East Y FEATURING' �r BARBIE► �r * DOLL BENSON E`. Showtlmes: * 12:30,5:30, ' 9:30 & 11:30 p.m. * T issNude Canada ��'►NG1NG `t yoU�v�R • Tuesday Is Tall Boy Day >Ar D11C • For bookings call George or Paul 4202595 �E �N �N�E� • Dally Luncheon Specials E�1ia • 45 Show Girls To Serve b Entertain You E • Stag 6 Office Parties 4202595 • OshawalYVAltby line 619.19M '* 101 '* 949 DILLINGHAM RD.r �r -PICKERING w FIRST STREET SOUTH OF BAWY, EAST OFF BROOK Let's Party! 1 ST AN N UAL DECK AND PATIO PARTY SATURDAY, JULY 189 1992 7:00 P.M. AT ANNANDALE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB OPEN HOUSE & BAR-B-QUE MUSIC AND DANCING UNDER THE STARS •" RAIN LOCATION IN THE ARENA` JOIN IN THE GREAT COUNTRY CLUB LIFESTYLE c� NO COVER "' NO MINIMUM•., ,ei = - LUTEO CAPACITY PLEASE CALL ELAINE i 1 OR BARB FOR FREE TKKETS ti D 683-3210 Tw L • maoor rvot Au VU "vwx I / wyp u -- (Foutities may wary from club to club) STEP qelabok So 619-19 55 EAST MISSISSAl1G4 OAKVILLE 4" BRAMPTON THORNHILL WEST MSSISSAUGA 1590 Dwdas Svees Elis 414 IroWM Shoe S9 Wesnry Rom 250 Clsmce Sues 34 DoixaKw Road 100 Bwnharn&wrpe Re W 271.2222 842-2366 619-1955 454-3916 7317020 M2870 • •OI �171A.1V 'MMre . 11�11!'Yp, "d11 Y 1PIP. �'ml `4MO71 a1. J.M% w4rA 1"PoiON ' iW ~ I'd OM1 rt.I,M 40 V 1A L-1 APPLES!97 GRANNYSMiIH�� 9�h"e5 �. � CANTALOUPES jumbo size 12's fel, p-aducr of U.S.A. no. 1 grade each 7 3.681Ij The INSIDE ROUND�� FAMILY STEiW=&" sm,�. NEILSON MILS 2% PARTLY SKIMMED 4L YOGUAM DANONEsekted ,oriieties -C each 12 x V59 syr. 77 ocldit►onal p110 ar .49 WHITE �°°°� n'With 2A9: t" C whie 1 Limit one pk9- Per coupon. limit one Ic m vokd MSunday July 12 to Satiper customer. n . 1992 at Supwcentres only ' nL- 1 . ftim effi chve , .may 12 EXW &*#Uay, y 18, 1992 at Superrentre ail lhe�W . .r..Vw..VV.VV.V.v.V.V.V.VV.aI.V.vV�`�..Vv4.4�aa��.4�.. ��aa .... ..., .. ... .. .. .. ... •.. .. try-.... 1 _ 44 1L fe lei lei II W e■dbMv i VUPraiRi i %-0 Ya iris 9:00 p.m., Fri nds midnight Frii Cash and en logo ■95 Ireg. 56.95 -43 park bench 2 piece cast iron stand. Wooden slats for back and seat. 48''L x 21 "D x 27" H. #701-2842 sprinkler P025/462737 NOZZle covers up to 2,500 sq. ft. #160-C/462709 4 995 SO reg. 7.99 reg. 2.99 p.m. Fnday Jul 17,9:04 Midi Ogsht ,—�� -..Mow tai L' i Gardenglow low voltage lighting set 6 light set designed to enhance the outside of your home. #599061 reg. 59 •y, :!!!t *O i'!!�!TT4TT Save & Seal Concentrated coal for emulsion driveway sealer. reg. .99 4 cu. ft. 95 wheelbarrow Easy pouring seamless tray, sturdy wooden handles and steel legs. 4 cu. ft. 6 #460870 Henry's Price Protection xOUAS: Guarantee If atyy of our loom oompsUtams are ourrenW advertising Monday to Friday 8-9 lower prion for the same items we oarry, Just bring in the ad Saturday 8-6 and Hnry e's will beat the prior by 10%. looting up your prise prof Mon • gaaranteedi Sunday 10-5 rAJA►X AMMm.nbevemn 686-1881 W IEMBY /OSHAWA► UO s�.aam0 W" 436.1881 . -' .-s¢..c- rK��..... /: sd ' Fes, �j;{, t. '�'�-�'�� � .. 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Wmg tt r • sor JELLY / JELLY POWDERS Strawberry Raspberry- Orange or Cherry - 85 g each 1*0 SUPERMARKET PRICE .69 SAVE 4)o rLoy.o FROSTED i KELLOGGS I FROSTED FLAKES 525 g FM SUPERMARKET PRICE 3.99 SAVE 8W li .r gob I iz KISKO FREEZE POPS Package of 18 z 18 mL on � SUPERMARKET PRICE .89 SAVE 1 Oc SMUCKERS GRAPE JELLY 375 mL EVERY DAY 1m79 j SUPERMARKET PRICE 2.49 SAVE 700 Af� SCOPE MOUTHWASH 1L ):t;v& RT�1111 A: SUPERMARKET PRICE 4.99 STAVE 1.00 SUNLIGHT POWDERED DETERGENT 8L 1 SKIPPY PEANUT NY PEANUT BUTTER SMOOTH or SUPER CHUNK 750 + 250 g za ROBINSON ICE CREAM CUPS Bo. of 20 9" 1 SUPERMARKET PRICE 1.59 SAVE 80,? 1 1 SUNSHINE HOT DOG or HAMBURGER BUNS ] I SUPERMARKET PRICE 1.94 SAVE 95,0 KOALA SPRINGS " "`- FLAVOURED • • 4 MINERAL Orange Mango. Apple and ,"_" _ Black Currant or KEwE. Lime and Grapefruit 4 X 285 mL Bottles SPRINGTIME LIQUID BLEACH 3.6 L Af� SCOPE MOUTHWASH 1L ):t;v& RT�1111 A: SUPERMARKET PRICE 4.99 STAVE 1.00 SUNLIGHT POWDERED DETERGENT 8L 1 SKIPPY PEANUT NY PEANUT BUTTER SMOOTH or SUPER CHUNK 750 + 250 g za ROBINSON ICE CREAM CUPS Bo. of 20 9" 1 SUPERMARKET PRICE 1.59 SAVE 80,? 1 1 SUNSHINE HOT DOG or HAMBURGER BUNS ] I SUPERMARKET PRICE 1.94 SAVE 95,0 KOALA SPRINGS " "`- FLAVOURED MINERAL Orange Mango. Apple and WATER Black Currant or KEwE. Lime and Grapefruit 4 X 285 mL Bottles TAM PAX GSE' TAMPAX TAMPONS Super. Regular or Compak 20 - 24's SUPERMARKET PRICE 5.79 SAVE 1.30 MmS~ SOFT DRINKS - COLA, GINGER ALE OR ORANGE AV AW I- I_ >so ..t nww�ser eatw W KINGSFORD CHARCOAL BRIOUETTES 454 kg SUPERMARKET PRICE 4-69 SAVE 1.70 SAINT MICHAELS DE-ALCOHOLIZED BEER 6X 330 mL Cans II PW PRESTIGE PLUS PAPER TOWELS 2 Rolls X 2 Ply EVE AY ,69 SUPERMARKET PRICE 1.1!j- SAVE .19SAVE 500 �r SUNLIGHT LIQUID DISH .;=` ,,. v DETERGENT - 1.5 L • 250 Bayly St. West AJAX STORE HOURS: MON-WED 10am-bpm THURS & FRI 10am-9pm SATURDAY gam -bpm Prices Will only at Address Shown 410 GENTLE TOUCH BATHROOM TISSUE 8 Rolls X 2 Ply EVERY DAY 111179 SUPERMARKET PRICE 2.99 SAVE 1.20 EVERY DAY lop ��cict c's /.vv•+vvvr�'• YY YYYVVVVV9�+1�����'�'('►'I�"�` a�ira44E►U��!�ii�....�i�i �a .4.C.t.�.<:L.G.C"F'C'C'i'C"4'4Gc.G.444i(.44:'.��'Gt.0:.rlNaaaaauaaa.aaaaaa�i�.. r •''••"'� t.TeY.. r 0 �•-• -..SPH �� �� KfifflafflF Billboard is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call us of 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Picker- ing News Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Fri- day publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publica- tion. INFORMATION 1 MEETING: Residents concerned about the proposed 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. Regional councillors Rick Johnson and Enrico Pistritto have been invited. SINGLES DANCE: The Women Against Boredom group will hold a singles dance at Rickdo"s, 12l] ✓. r-gston Rd., Pickering (just west of Liverpool Rd.) on Wed , July 15 from 9 p.m, to 1 a m No cover charge All are welcome Door prizes to be given away. HEAD INJURY: The Head Injury Asscc at cin of Durham meets ,%ed.. July 15 at 7:30 p.m- at 439 . )nd St. E (parking in rear), Sur- vivors meet on main floor, family and caregivers meet upstairs. If you need help with transporta- ton, call the office at 723-2732. There will be no meeting sched- uled for August. 16gCHARITY GOLF: A olf tournament in aid of the of the Ajax -Pick- ering -Whitby Associa tion for Community Living and the Pickering Rotary Music Festival will be held Thurs., July 16 at Thunder- bird Golf Club, Ashburn. $100 includes golf, breakfast, lunch, dinner and casino. Prizes, awards. 683-3520 (Myrna Picotte). 420- 2064 (Todd Robar). LA LECHE LEAGUE: La Leche League Pickering invites preg- nant and breastfeeding mothers to its monthly meeting Thurs., July 16 at 7:45 p.m. for information and support Babies welcome. For location, call 283-5044. COMING UP CHRISTIAN SINGLES: the Chris- tian Str4es Senn„J Christ will meet Sat., July 18, at 6 p.m . at the Christian Life Centre. at the -orner of Ravenscr ” and Ross - .and Rds.. Ajax 6c. A93 929 0826 (Ruth), 728-*120N� „a) or 623-2126 (Lee). CAR WASH: 'he AIDS Commit- tee ct -„rham will hold a car wash and barbecue fund-raiser Sat , July 18 from 9 a m to 2 p m_ at Paris Auto Service. Hwy 2 and Garden St., Whitby 723-8201 BADMINTON CLUB: 'he 1992 AjaA ., gn Scnocl Summer Bad- minton Club is offering this sum- mer recreational play, high cali- bre coaching and competitive UV. '"' Z Ever think about learning to air brush? ,r. Learn now. 1 night a week 7-10 p.m. for 4 weeks in kPickerinq. Small studio. Classes Limited. Allustrations lnve Q 1211 Kingston Rd. Unit 12B Call now'�,/� (beside Mo CD) -$37-2233L C) PICKERING Sale ends this Saturday'. Wallpaper Country will give you a discount equal to the P.S.T. dr G.S.T. on all In -stock wallcoverings & 41. Benjamin Moore paint purchased. ©• VA ' t �Q iL PAIjvT (PAINTS rl 0j 1652 Bayly St. W., Pickering (JUST WEST OF BROCK RD.) r NON, TUES., WED. 9:30.6:00 THURS., FRI. 1.30 9:00 _w w w w wi r-. a. Your calendar of coming events single and doubles ladders for students 12 to 18 years old. The programs run at Ajax High School Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to noon until July 30. Cost is S20 per week payable on Monday morning of each week or S50 for the entire month. Call 683-1610 or 42 7 -17 76 (Wayne King). FREE FROM FEAR: Free From Fear, a support group for those suffering from anxiety disorders, meets the first and third Tuesday of each month. Guest speakers, information, educational materi- als. 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., Pickering. 366-4072: 728-1020. BABYSITTING: A St John Ambu- once babysitting course will be offered Wed., July 22 686-3457. ''�'fH�:�RV1rSADNEft�rT4EK,WE'A.,JC11Y75i'1492-Fr�GF 31-A MATERNITY DRESSES $49.95 15 styles to choose from Reg. price 180 -1160 705 Kingston Rd. C R r O Weekdays 10-9 Hwy. 2'Whites Rd. 44.. 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ORIGINAL.'- F3UNCHF� -w,A-ahC• A c .5 • E Yp'pE APPLES •99 —�ou3m"W:.v -------------------------� NERAL FOODS wPlti 17m9 COUPOzt MLL HOUSE GRD COFFE i AC PAC 1 fA/OI•Rrlra Rplr Ml Y. wurral•I.eaa , I ooua.wlra•r•roa r arr _'.v�1YGYi�k7.11,�i"� r�1'YIRYwvPyY1'arVtrr�•••i•'i.PICayPr•eary III f c " ,. f4 0 I tM. IMM 34 -A -TU NEM ADVEW13SM *=. AXY 14 t!!t Speed to" the Indy by GQ DURHAM - The fastest cars to and from the Molson Indy will be on the track. The tracks will be for trains and the cars will be with GO Transit. Forthe Indy, Lakeshore GO trains will stop regularly at Exhibition Place from July 17 to 19. On July 17 and 18, the trains will run hourly to Exhi- bition, while on July 19, trains will leave Whitby at 8:17 a.m., 8:47 a.m., 9:47 a.m., 10:17 a.m., 10:47 a.m., 11:17 a.m., 11:47 a.m. and then hourly, making all regular stops. In Ajax and Pickering, people can ride free to and from the GO station on local transit just by showing the bus driver a valid GO ticket or pass. The Exhibition Place grounds will only be open to .%lolson Indy ticket -holders, so GO passengers heading to Ontario Place will have to dis- embark at Union Station. A TTC shuttle bus will be operating for those going to Ontario Place and the cost will be 51.50 each wav for adults and S I for children and seniors. For more information on the TTC shuttle bus, call 393 - INFO (4636). The last eastbound GO train leaving the Exhibition Place grounds will depart each da, at 9 p.m. The last eastbound train will leave nion Station at 12:13 a.m. For more information on GO fares and times, call 665- (022. CORRECTION NOTICE The flyer inserted in today's Ajax Pickering News Advertiser, Wed., July 15/92, incorrectly featured prices on two items: A) Greeting cards should have read 20% off not 10% off. B) All magazines and looks should be 10% off not 20% off. We apologize for any inconvenience that this may have caused. �� n r'-1 TM DRW o�5�EAIRoS5 CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, "The Almost Everything on Sale Sale, sale prices end Sunday, July 26, 1992" flyer, on page A2, the Vim cleanser, 500 mL on sale for 99d is not available. Also, on page A4, the all reg. priced swing sets, $10.100 OFF We apologize for the inconvience to our customers. P ' O Triple "C" Framing 1 G Co. Ltd. �� Manufacturers of quality 191vpicture frames & custom framing Limited Edition prints and posters by Canadian & International artists. S 3 Clements 220 Clements Rd. W., Unit #14. Ajax 686-9755 Hours: Mon. -Fri. 10-7 Sat.10-4 * "A Canadian Company - And Proud Of it." LOOK. 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Except for clearance items Rain Checks will be issued if a product is sold out. Radio Shack does not accept liability for pictorial or typographical errors. Prices shown are actual retail prices, exclusive of GST and any applicable PST. Some items may not be available in all stores. DIVISION ® NulERMW u►Naox LTD APPLY TODAYri�� O �l� �,�•(��� Make shopping easter with a �' L@ Radio Shack credit card Get an t4 application at am' Radio Shack �' � M t'��/'�i� •tore or pan icipat ing dealer G Check the white pages for the Radio Shack store or participating dealer nearest you Sale ends iuly 31, 1992 -- T D, r ire 7►+�.►�I.r �-«�Y�.i.FMS+..w�.in...��.�.cn�!+�+yrs+.f.•.,a'+i J Pickering 51, Former Olympian Larissa Lowing has her bags packed. ready to cover the Olympics for the CTV At left. she shows the Corm which took her to the 1988 Olympics and the 1990 Commonwealth Games. 's Larissa Lowing to cover gymnastics at Barcelona Bi AL RIVETT Sports Reporter PICKERING - Pickering's Larissa Lowing would much rather be among the gymnasts in front of the television cameras at the 1992 Summer Olympic Games. But, she's going to Barcelona nonetheless as an on -air commen- tator behind the camera. The 19 -year-old former Olympian, Canadi- an women's champion and multiple medalist at the 1990 Commonwealth Games, will be part of LTV's Canadian broadcast team cov- ering gymnastics at the Olympics in Barcelona, Spain starting July 25. She and partner Suneel Joshi from Toronto station CFTO will team up to cover both the men's and women's gymnastics, and also rhythmic gymnastics at the Summer Olympics. Lowing admits she had no pretensions about becoming a color commentator after her international gymnastics career was cut short by chronic back pain early in 1991. Her fust foray into television came as a color commen- tator during LTV's coverage of the Elite Ontario Gymnastics Championships in the summer of 1991. "rhey asked me to do it, and I thought it would be kind of fun," says the effervescent gymnast who's completed her first year of a four-year scholarship at Louisiana State Uni- versity (LSU) in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. "A few weeks later, my parents received a phone call from CTV asking if I was interest- ed in commentating in Barcelona. I flew back (from Baton Rouge) to do a screen test last October at the World Gymnastics Champi- onships (in Indianapolis, Indiana). I did the women's section and Alan Reddon did the men's section at worlds, It came down to him or me to see who would go to Barcelona and they picked me." Since then, Lowing has also appeared on CTV coverage of the Natibnal Gymnastics Championships in Montreal last May. While she's still a rookie in the broadcast- ing business, she's having fun, and the net- work has been satisfied with her work thus far. "They're really good with me and they're really patient," she says. "I know I make mis- takes, but so do a lot of others. They got a lot of good reviews of my work, so if they're happy, I'm happy." In preparation for Barcelona, she travels to CTV's Toronto studios twice a month to rehearse with Joshi on mock broadcasts, working with the networks researchers learn- ing the pronunciation of names of the top world gymnasts, as well as brushing up on interviewing techniques. Lowing leaves for Barcelona on Sunday, July 19 for a gruelling two weeks of work. Following the opening ceremonies on July 25, she and Joshi will cover gymnasts for seven straight days from July 26 to Aug. 2. After four days off, the duo will cover the Olympic rhythmic gymnastics competition from Aug. 6 to 8. comeback of sorts in gymnastics is on the horizion for Lowing. It won't be at the international level, but after more than a year of living with pain, she's getting set to return to competition at LSU next season. Her highs and lows in gymnastics came to a head on Dec. 23, 1991. It was not only a make -it -or -break -it day for her gymnastics career, but also for her entire life. On that day — risking the permanent loss of her legs — she underwent back surgery at Scarborough General Hospital to relieve months of self- doubt, anxiety, frustration and, above all, severe pain. Fortunately, the operation was a total and complete success. "I pretty much owe him my life," says Lowing of Dr. Michael Chapman who per- formed the surgery. "At that time I had no life; I was pretty much on my bed unable to get up, my legs were numb, I would have burning sensations in my legs. There was nothing I could do to help myself. It made my life a living hell." The operation corrected a condition called spondolothesis, a curvature of the spine, which forced her into premature retirement from international gymnastics in March of 1991. Her condition was exaggerated by a slipped disc in her back suffered in gymnas- tics in 1986, as well as a fracture of the sacrum bone. Even with these setbacks. Lowing believed she could still perform gymnastics at the col- lege level for LSU last year. However, her back proved too painful to allow her to com- pete in her first university gymnastics season. " I was in the gym every day to do what I could. I was in pool therapy every day. I'm a get -going -and -compete type of person, so it was tough for me not to compete. I chore- ographed some of the floor routines and helped out as a coach on beam." Her gymnastics comeback started in earnest on May 13 when she began to train in the gym. Lowing says her first priority is to lose some weight and work on her strength and flexibility. "I'm not 100 per cent yet, but from where I was before to now, it feels like 110 per cent. -My mobility is about 90 per cent right now." On returning to school this fall, Lowing says she'll train in all four events (beam, uneven bars, vault and floor exercises). How- ever, she plans to compete in only one event at the start of the gymnastics season in Jan- uary and work up from there. "I plan to compete on beam, but I'U con- tinue to train on the other events. At some point in the season, I hope to add another event. One day, I hope to be back doing all- -around (all four events), but I don't know when." o say she's disappointed about not being among the athletes competing at Barcelona would be an understate- ment. However, she's put the sport and her past accomplishments into perspective — and she's content to compete as a student athlete at LSU for the remainder of her gymnastics career. Moreover, she's opposed to the Canadian See DOING...Page A26 jo advertise in this space, 'call 683-5110 Sailor races to fourth gold cup PICKERING - Pickering sailor Rod Davies won his fourth Gold Cup Regatta on the weekend, virtually assuring himself of a spot in the 1993 Laser World championships in New Zealand. Davies, of the French - r; an's Bay Yacht Club. t(Kok first place in the Laser ,lass during the regatta, neld on Lake Eric near Rondeau Park, east of i.eamington. Sailors partici- ating in the series of Iregat- tas. held throughout the -ummer. take their best three finishes in seeking a spot in the world champi- nship'. Joe Van Rossem, also of zhc Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club, came second to Davies. In other regatta results, Michelle Watson of the Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club finished first in Laser Radial, with the club's Katherine Luttmer finishing third. Charity golfers sought AJAX-PICKERING - A golf tournament in support of the Ajax -Pickering and Whitby Association for Community Living and the Pickering Rotary Music Festival is still accepting golfers. The tournament is behind held tomorrow, Thursdav, July 19, at Thun- derbird Golf and Country Club in Ashburn. Cost is $100 per person, which includes a full day of golf using best ball format in conjunction with the Coors Light Golf Scramble, a continental breakfast, bar- becue lunch and steak din- ner. Call Myrna Picotte at 683-3520, Todd Robar at 420-2064, Gord Mak;ohn at 839-0467, or Callum McLean at 831-5632. Hockey comp openings AJAX-PICKERING - The Ontario Hockey School has space available in its <i summer conditioning pro- graim- The camp will be held at the Pickering Recreation Complex and is open to boys and girls from six to 13 years. From Aug. 17 to 21, there will be 90 -minute power skating and puck handling sessions. From Aug. 24 to Sept. 4, there will be full-day camps. For more information, call 839-3794. s� t;a �.'hMctE�'-� f�iili�s Edi w�D',ll�,r � tsn Doing 'gymnastics theway l w ant' makes Lowing happy FROM PAGE A25 system of high-performance gym- nastics which rewards younger gymnasts while discouraging older, more experienced perform- ers. "Ever since my injury and I pulled out of gymnastics, it has haunted me. I wanted to do gym- nastics the way I had done it before. I live it and breath it, it's like a disease, it really is. I really questioned what I had done to make gymnastics go downhill for me. "I had the surgery and I want- ed to be the comeback queen. I believed that I was pulled out of international gymnastics two years too soon ... But, I realize now that I really can't be part of that any more. It's not women's gym- nastics, it's child's gymnastics. The smaller you are, the better your score, which is ridiculous. "I miss it, but I'll never go \cExTaE Specializing in: • Urn body Frame Repair - Conventional • Custom Painting • Rental Cars Available • 24 hr Towing Service • Insurance Work 900 Dillingham Rd. Pickering 839-0073 back. I can physically do it now, but mentally, I can't force myself to be part of that system." While she doesn't hide her resentment of the Canadian gym- nastics scene, she has nothing but praise for the U.S. university sys- tem and her supportive coaches D.D. and Tom Polloch who allow her to be an individual in the sport which she loves. "I can do gymnastics the way I want and be happy with what I'm doing," says Lowing of college gymnastics. "There's no pressure on you." 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AJAX OSHAWA 355 Bayly Street West 162 King Street East 850 King Street West ..42&60U 5�4*34M ; Natio�a OP other o in Pri�eeen Ito 00r!0 5009 0� evert b S. Opel r, Pies �f �; mee s the �• S 11109 ;„� aed by e..r 9t _ U1atV005 4� ATP ioxff Nies and a Canada 1L1/'otda^ce rich P ' i% a l ' a,oet e�M�' i t� L--�_----- ___--_-------_-------- A [• rl' AJAX - Goals were a rare com- modity in girls' house league soccer action in Ajax last week. In under -six play, Kryston Jones scored both goals for Eastern Eave- stroughing in a 2-2 tie with Deer Creek Golf Club. Stephanie McDer- mott and Disha Rawlley had single markers for Deer Creek. Also in under -six action, Al Croxford/Jack Kearns Optical beat St. Clair Paint and Paper l-0. Kelsey Biggs potted two goals for Pharma Plus Drugmart in its 2-1 win over Belcome Services in under -eight play. Ashley Degnan scored for Belcom, while Michelle Riley was Belcom's most valuable player. In other under -eight action, two goals by Kelly Hart and one by Katherine Courtemanche paced Dickson Printing to a 3-1 win over Eastern Eavestroughin¢. Kelly Hart was also the MVP for Dickson. Natalie Moore scored for Eastern, while Jeanette Slaney was the MVP. The Ajax Optimists and the Ajax Lions Club played to a 0-0 draw. Erin Seens was the Lions' MVP. Lauren Jenset netted the Ione goal for Pilley's Pirates in a 1-0 win over Nelson Hobbies. Meaghan O'Shaugnessy was the MVP for Pil- ley's, while Ashley Nelson was the MVP for Nelson. In under -10 action in Durham Girls' Soccer League play for the week ending July 11, the Ajax Lions Club and the Ajax Kinsmen Club teams played to a 2-2 draw. Cheryl Noonan scored both Lions' goals and Erin Lindell netted both Kins- men goals. Single goals by Jessica Knowles, Diane Howard and Melissa Taylor paced the Ajax Anmac Tool and Gauge squad to a 3-0 win over MacMillan Bathurst of Whitby in an under -12 game. Meagan McLaren, Jennifer McDougall, Michelle Murphy and Nicole D'Rocha all had single goals from the Ajax Reed Florist in a 4-2 win over the Ajax Optimist Club in under -14 play. Kathy McDougall and Missy Desroaches had the Opti- mist markers. The Pickering under -18 girls' team topped the Ajax Papp's Restaurant team 3-2. Shannon Gazzio had two goals and Wendy Parsons one for Pickering, while Candace Gastis and Brenda Hamp- ton scored for Ajax. Two goals by both Lin Graham and Nadine Ducharme, and one from Gail Thornber led the Ajax Nelson Hobbies team to a 5-0 victo- ry over Pickering Commercial Plas- tics in ladies' open play. ._,,►'nom NW^ #ter Wo) , ^*N,.M 092-tAGE N -A WARNING! 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On Sunday, July 12, a six -run sixth inning paced Ajax to a 9-5 win over the host Belleville team. It was the Spartans' best offensive game of the year, as they pounded out 11 hits. Michael Moorcroft slapped out two hits, including a triple, while Adam Hudson and Scott Robinson also had a pair of hits each. Singles were stroked by Sean Ennis, Neil McBride -O'Brien, Jeremy Wilson, Axle Riley and Chris Loughlin. Moorcroft pitched six innings, striking out 10 and giving up six hits. Loughlin mopped up, tossing a scoreless seventh inning. On Saturday, July ll, the seventh inning was the undoing for the host Ajax ,o�,aoF *,, THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF PICKERING Im DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS LEAF AND YARD WASTE COLLECTION The Town of Pickering Yard Waste Collection Program will be continued through the summer. Collection dates are July 27, August 31, September 28, October 26 and every Monday in November. Yard waste materials can no longer be included as regular garbage and therefore must be prepared for pickup as follows: Leaves, flowers, grass clippings and plants must be placed in bushel baskets, hampers, trash cans or clear plastic bags. Branches, shrubs and brush must be cut to 1 metre lengths and bound in manageable bundles. All bags, bundles, or yard waste items must be divided into quantities weighing not more than 23 kg (50 lbs.). Matanals must be placed at the roadside for collection by 7:00 a.m. For more information please contact the Public Works Department at 420-4630 during normal business hours. Stephen A. Vokes. P Eng erector of Public Works Courtice,A� Flea Markets Auction Barn OPENING JULY 18 1992 LOCATION: 1696 BLOOR STREET COURTICE, ONTARIO (FORMERLY HENRY BUILDALL) J 0>flC� O 13 ED �� nm=— Exit 401 by Courtice Rd. N. and follow signs. OPEN: SATURDAY 8:00 am - 4:00 pm SUNDAY 9:00 am - 5:00 pm FEATURES: GIANT 10 ACRE FLEA MARKET FARMERS MARKET INDOOR & OUTDOOR VENDORS inieresiea in renting a booth? .Call -436-1024 Come meet Cousin Courtice he'll have balloons and lollipops 4 _4W team, as they lost 13-3 to Orono. In the seventh, Orono blew the game open by scoring nine runs. Ajax had scored two runs in the bottom of the sixth to get within one at 4-3. Wilson hurled a strong six innings, striking out 11 batters. Moorcroft led the local offence with three hits, including two triples. Michael Hall stroked two doubles, while Ennis, McBride -O'Brien and Wilson all hit dou- bles. Riley slapped out a single to round out the Ajax offence. Drew Knox turned in a strong game at shortstop. The weekend action leaves Ajax with a five win, 10 loss record in Eastern Ontario Baseball Association action. The team is battling to qualify for the EOBA Mosquito Division 2 tournament in Port Hope during the civic holiday weekend at the beginning of August. $2929500 REG. $2,495 • 28" x 6" x 24" J �99 �# 0%, AS �Sc>-�2, 6• $2959500 REG. $2,795' 34" x 6" x 24" PRESIDENT'S SPECIAL OFFER We are pleased to announce three carefully selected granites chosen to represent the PRESIDENT'S SPECIAL OFFER. AD pries available in your choice of grey, pink or brown. * $200 COUPON APPLIES. Pick ap yoiur coupon at your nearest Sanderson 1 Showroom or available CALL = through your focal Sanderson Darlene A. Bonser Representative. 32 Old Kingston Rd. Pickering Village Showwom (416) 427-4366 SANDERSON MONUMENT COMPANY LIMITED TOLL FREE NUMBER 1-800-461-0282 Oft ,FAGS Wanderers reach'final of seven-a,,,i,,,ilsi*de tourney AJAX - The finals were nasty, but the Ajax Wanderers' men's team turned in a strong showing at a seven -a -side rugby tournament -on the weekend. The local team lost the champi- onship game in the 'A' division, dropping a 22-6 decision to the Nasty Boys. Craig Campbell had a try and a convert for Ajax. The tournament was sponsored by the Toronto Rugby Union and was held at Fletcher's Fields in Markham on Saturday, July 11. To reach the finals, the Wan- derers topped the Toronto Welsh 16-12, as Jeremy Stewart had two tries, Jim Closs one try, and Paul Galbraith two converts. Ajax then doubled the Toronto Nomads 24-12, as Stewart and Closs both scored two tries, and Galbraith booted four converts. In its final pool game. Ajax lost 22-0 to the Toronto Saracens. Playing the Toronto Scottish in the semi-finals, Ajax prevailed 18-12, as Stewart scored two tries, Closs one, and Campbell kicked three converts. In under -19 play, the Ajax team reached the semi-finals before losing 12-10 to Balmy Beach. Dave Ross had a try and Campbell a try and a convert- To onvertTo get to the semis, Ajax won by default over both Markham and the Toronto Barbarians, and thumped the Toronto Saracens 25- 0. Scoring for Ajax were Ricky Lui with two tries, Brad Ferguson and Glenn Miller with one each, and Campbell with three converts and a penalty. On Sunday, July 12, in Ottawa, the Ontario women's team, with 10 players from the Wanderers, played an exhibition game against the New England women's squad. The Ontario team won 21-17 as Wanderers' Doreen Fernandes had a try and Annette Sheils kicked three converts. Other Ajax players on the Ontario team were Caroline Wer - held, Helen Russell, Sandra Muller, Chandy Davis, Deirdre Harnett, Joanne Gardner, Laurie Lundy and Charlotte Mashie. Also in Ottawa on Sunday, two members of the Wanderers — Karl Svoboda and Scott MacKin- non — helped the Ontario men's team to a 43-8 win over Quebec. The Ontario men's 'B' team played the Quebec 'B' team and won 40-10. Roger Robinson of the Wanderers had a try for Ontario. This coming weekend, the Thomas Cook Ontario Rugby Union Magnificent Seven touma- For the latest in local happenings, read the News Advertiser three times a week *4o0a wi HN � �N Ao�`N. �- - .� Purchase your Konica "Down Under" 3 -pack as Japan Camera Centre 1 Hr. Photo Pickering Town Centre ment will be held at Fletcher's Field. It's the largest seven -a -side tournament in North America and Ajax will send a men's 'A', 'B', under -19, and over -35 teams, and two women's squads. Also, on Sunday, July 12, try- outs for the under -19 Toronto team that will compete at the Ontario Summer Games were held and Glenn Miller and Craig Campbell made the team. The provincial summer games will be held from Aug. 21 to 23 and the rugby games will be played in Scarborough. I1. 'IRELAND 7 night Coach 1burs on Sale! . SAVE I$qq $ 799Z7(� frOIYI From the Blarney Stone to the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher and the charm of Dublin, tour the best of Ireland this summer with Adventure lours. More highlights, better inclusions and the best driver/guides in the Emerald Isle! 'to $999 per person double. Above rates exclude airfare. Return flights from Toronto to Shannon, Dublin or Belfast from only $394! i2 ►i IWVENTUREF All mics are per person double occuparry; exclude taxes and ae w rAutd and are subject to availability at time of booking. Akwd Encrp.iaes Ltd UyWa/ Adv tine Toms Oct. Reg, 1539989. First Pickering 1550 Kingston Rd. TRANT .. Pickering, 831-5132 I r 1� I I liltill I, I [I] 1 1, _W To 'CodO`n_ Receive r Authorized -CLU 511v� • 11.3 941:1 We FURNITURE ROYALE LTD. 428-0448 1624 Dundas St. E., Whitby 436-8852 Toronto UnaCASH Vhli>l CERTIFlED CHEQUE MON. - FRI. 9:30 - 9 RM. .Closed Sunday VISA8 - -+- restocking THE P *8eAW4MTNPER, *D4; 2M'T 15;1M*AGI01-A " Qtm ty Means tivaiity - advertlse both Oduwa-WhItbY This Week j576-9=) and A)aot-Puckering News Advwdser (788-7672) Combined Pressrtn of 102,000 ovwy MkdrlesdaY ...::v....::.........s. _::..v.:... n.......... � :. �..... r.Y.?r:.': si:??•.::•i:??G:;?::_: i:•iT: i:::::::::. �::::::::::......... •irpt.- [•1.1• vtsA 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax - Open: Monday - Thursday 8.30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Friday till 6:00 p.m. ERRORS AND OMISSIONS 576-9335, 798-7672 Classification Index •.:tic205 1005 �ea Marie' Help Wanted Artde6 c " 9w ..urs,; 100 �arcs,r -,,ening 105 .W44 "tip 110 ,;thee Hft 120 Saes''^w6Agerrs 130 S41ed -yp 135 Gong- l:, 140 Na6pta McCKa Dental 1sd Neal? Care 155 Day Care Wanted 160 Day Care Avadabe 165 FnpCyr,ent Wane 170 Bumwss to Busrrwss 167 _4.r.w users 200 •.:tic205 505 �ea Marie' 210 Artde6 c " 9w 220 i Ar toes Wanted 230 1 PV strnas'rem 235 Hartel Er j%ange 240 ,arag6lard Sales 250 Ars 6 Crags 260 :ar outer Vdw 270 '09&-Occ 290 Pets Supows Boarding 200 300s S70 Vehicfeg �iij 4nanotrbs -or Sae 300 Autmrohles wanted 305 %*s Fp Sao 310 %Cks warned MS Yaps. 4 Wtww Drive 320 lralers 330 Auto Pacts a Repairs 340 Aulc Leasing Rentals 350 twcydes 355 wits 360 4ar,ng 365 ;;eaeabon Vehdee 370 Fculpment375 671 •.wry Duty Equipment 300 4005 690 ;Jar"nenls For Rent 400 aauanents wanted as �a.SI%For Rent 410 �O wg wanted 415 'a,nnouses For Rent 420 space For Rent 425 40omsFor Rent 430 ^Dans wanted 435 czoom a Board 440 ndusaw Units For Rent 445 Shared Accommodaems 450 Condarnnans For Rant 455 Othce 6 Ratak Space 460 Garaaggee a Stange space Warehouse Space 462 465 Cottages Fa Rent 470 Cottages wanted 475 Reitman Lmng 400 Resists 495 Florida Vacations 400 Land For Rent 405 Hanes For Sale 500 Wanted To Buy 505 Ta nrwuses For Sale 510 lnvestrnantPtopery 5ts Conom Fa Sale 520 (1=192)- Sou114 Aja. LIS 7H2. (072192) mso a saleent F 530 :tits Fa Sale 535 Oul-ol Town Prep wS 540 vacarwn Properties 545 Cottages Fa Sale 560 Moble Hanes 6 Parks 560 Camper Trailers Srtes S70 Money To Lend 575 "o" age insaance 590 6usness opr ties 590 attar 6 weekdays. (072192) (07199¢) Notes � ltnn. OPPORTUNITY in Kuwait - Pubh:Notices 600 Legal Notices 610 Tenders 620 Registrations 630 1Corning Events 640 Auctions 650 8ngos 660 670 Belwnais Business Personals 671 Canpanons 675 Announcements 690 -F-Milestones &rLhdays 700 B, in, 710 Deans 720 In Mema ams 740 Cards of Thanks 750 Wedding Amouncemenls 760 E ngagementsi .: a q4/ ' Tan 100 careers 100 Careers 100 careers career career 105 Career 105 Training 105 Training Training 110 General Help gCHOOL Register for 'n alasO'_ Register fall classes now. Accaiursting C-MXA r Dontel Tries a i Conrp4Asrs P 091 --ring Chair" TourMt CorMMAW Assistant 11011111:1111011111:1111Buskwss Buskw11011111:1111 On carpo. AtitrnMrisdatlo^ APPtbru Secretary APOLLO Tminiq Word Processing lla4N Banking arnd Executive i Rsstnwwt Eiectrornks Firm Zai Secmtary Opsratbns Technology savkes Legal secretary Bar i Bsvera� Db�y« CuAonw-r Receptlonlal Manegeereent `Repek Samoa. Call today for furthe'11111111111111101 ""e'r Information and FREE personal Interview Financial tasistance is available to qualified applicants F4 A well respected local company can offer you a responsible and fast paced position as their payroll administrator. Handling a CanPay payroll for 300+ employees with potential for significant growth. For this position you will have extensive PC knowledge coupled with sound payroll and related accounting experience. Please Call: ■ Mary Elaine Bell ■■ MINACS & ASSOCIATES ■■■■ 375 Finley Avenue, Suite 203 ■■�■■ Ajax, Ontario LIS 2E2 Crr 105 Training 105 Training 105 Trcaanei gr Your Business Career Starts Here * Word PrOceSS1119 * Computer Service Technician * Micro Computers and Business Applications * Computer Operations * Computer Programming V OSHAWA - 43444 (AJAX-nCK=a1l`IO CALL ""X,9 SCARBORO - 75045$5 O TORONTO - 485 -ISIS MISSISSAUGA - $4841585 CDI Career Development Institutes Ltd. Formerly Control Data bows" BUItNADY-VANCOUVER-SURREY-EDMONTON-OTTAWA-HALIFAX v/(,'TO1tU.MS1(ATOON•MONTREAL-LA VAL-WMWC The Power toSucceed. OPEN THE DOOR TO A %%W~ �- Computer Programming & Systems Analysis/ Electronic Desktop Publishing & Graphics/ Autocad, Version H/WordPerfect/Word/ Lotus/Accpac/Simply Accounting/DOS/ ' C"/dBase IV/Pascal/Cobol/Windows/ QuarkXPress/CorelDRAW !/Illustrator/ Ilarvard Graphics/PageMaker/Ventura Financial assistance may be available to eligible students. Persons 45 years of age and over who were laid off within the last sir months may also be eligible for government-sponsored retraining. 0 rz` Callus today Yui or more information. AQ DURHAM BUSINESS & COMPUTER COLLEGE Committed to Excellence in Education Locations in Pickering and Scarborotgh (416) 427-3010 100 Careers FLORISTRY and business cause - train in lust 3 we" an Now an To S Lygs Ptolk aacakp eppamatsy and available on VHS taps. 436- 031a (0721921 110 General Help 110 General Heip 110 General Help CRUISE SHIP JOBS Himlg Stxnmerlyear round. $300/5900 weekly Photographers, tour guides. CaSM workers, deck hands phis tops! Hawai, Carlbboan 1-504.6464601, East c103, OSHAWA GOLF CLUB requires experienced wart staff. Full-time 8t part-time immediately. Full benefit package. Please apply in person: 160 ALEXANDRA ST. 2 P.M, -4 P.M, ONLY MONDAY -FRIDAY EXPERIENCED PAINTER For fine interior and exterior work 15 years experience a Ml True craftsmen" need apply. 2942356 fMateTlYiT - are you Isoklna AJAX company looking for 10 awn your Very owe boskwas. hOMWA rkSnL various, gilaran- Haw Is a PM OFF, w I'll lar lead job oPPptunMies- Send just 8390 a are yaw can writ S.AS.E. for more Inlonrwtdw4 a chair. Phone 576-8234. Box 21112-0. 290 Harwood (1=192)- Sou114 Aja. LIS 7H2. (072192) DRIVER wtanb "to are Irip per EXPERIENCED HNI"Bof ro, work so Montreal. Must haw A i Z roars and a dean abatraCt. 4►4wd 'or 'This Cu Abov r in Rapt' 10 Fib Mole. P.O. flaw Pickering Town Como. Car 481, Oshawa This Weds, 837-0788 or apply within. Oshawa, Ont. L1H 71.5. (0712 (071992) INSTRUCTORS wanted to MATURE, taNablr drhler/alorA teach at Premier and person required Imn,sdlately. Mademoiselle Health Club, 87/hour plus fit use of conpaFq Aja. Car Aftm MacPherson at car. To apply. call 427-2988 427-2977 or home, 427-1843. attar 6 weekdays. (072192) (07199¢) EXPERIENCED Hair Stylist OPPORTUNITY in Kuwait - wanted, required with own rebuildNtp now in progress. se- dientdle. Ajax kwAilion, big prMn pay and tran portalion. bright shop. 50% C0rtatliMlon• Plasia cal 5169290341, sod. CaN 723.1782 or 427-3811. 807.(072002) (0719821 PIZZA PIZZA is looking for as- psriwtosd cooks. Phase apply in person to 621 King St. E. or 532 Simons SL S. (071792) ATTENTION Parana. leaders, anyone who Wee children - start your ares h•hotna busit YAM Discovery Toys. Cal Lha, 11699606x0 ar,�i hit went rr,se,rw - _ - Avon EARN EXTRA MONEY FLEXIBLE HOURS CALL MRS. C. LORD 416-619-1574 (leave message) MAKE $2,000 per WEEK AT HOME Get paid to read classified ads Ultimate home money- making opportunity. Part- or artor Full- tame. Limited offer Call 416-925-7945 24 hrs. MODELS NEEDED mmediat" la pos m ntabgues. magazines. -V commercials 6 videos Females, males. teems No Blip nec Appy now, (416) 962-5511 CHILDREN 4.13 abo needed. CHILDREN FOR MODELING 8 TV Needed for catalogues, mall fashion shows d TV commercials d series. Apes 4-12. All types a sizes. (416) 962-551.1. Our client, a well-known packaged goods company with a wide range of products. requires Temporary Part-time Sales Representatives - Mississauga - Central Toronto - Toronto East Successful candidates will sell and promote our products to retail food stores and chains This will Include negotiating orders and display/ promotion activities Your enthusiasm, motivation, and strong communication/presentabon skills are accompanied by a people -oriented personality. Your secondary school education is a must with previous sales experience an asset. You must have the use of your own car Interested candidates are invited to apply in writing, quoting File 092-18, by July 24th, to SERVICES 478 Baleen Street East suite 201 Toronto, Ontario 111115A 1T7 We thank as applicants, however, only those candidates that aro short-listed will be contacted by our client. Pbese attach e rat at companies to whom you do not wish your resume sent. WORK FROM HOME $300 weekly possible. Free report Send Ha11wM ddng� stampedenvelope Cwmm a 4655 Kent Suits 162 120 Office Heip CURREIRLy mauitlrtg Senior Secretaries, 3.5 yeas, WP Lt. Word for Windows, Microsoft Ward, MAC al execub s Irvol Phase car Awe al The Minks a11Ci�il�l►'1 t�11rli AD1f0. '1111111111IM116 ACT -K on 120 it mo 130 165 165 Nie 220 220 340 "A'° 340 "''"; EXECYTIVE Secraaryttk w pw!klees wbrtMtar 2000 sills. . n..ew kwtaaaa.ry, Call Nang A 4274080, Tlr Miara Group kc- (07170 IF you an over 45 and have irecently bean laid oll. You may qualify for tran" aaistanca. DIP/CERT. Lofts. Wordpsrfed, 0 -bass. wad. aaper, bodlord. aufocad. Ventura, pacemaker. Harvard. Corel and Systems Analyst. Financial assistance available for eligible students under 45 or over who do not quality for free training. Durham Business Computer College, 427 -3010 -(TF) 130 SaleA enl s _ 9 'SALES Representative for building maintenance burns" in Ajax. Duties inciode: Sales. directcustomer contact and knowledge of promoting products. The fight candidate should possess good customer felations. organization and com. inunicational skis, Should be creative, independani and efficient. Applicants must have a valid drivers license and a ret- able vehicle. 683-7526. (071692) RENTAL COUNTER SALES CLERK Required for exciting position handling European Companies and European and Canadian travelers. Must speak German and/or Dutch, be energetic, well -organized and self -motivated. Owasco Canadian Car A Rental Please fax or bring resume to: 1425 Dundas St. E., Whitby Attention: Willem Woudwyk 668-9734 E>rper*" flu OWAWO fee" _. It's been proven since 19x2 FULL-TIME SALESPEOPLE A professional approach and a desire to provide exceptional customer service are essential. You have previous retail experience, some background in either colour or decorating would be beneficial. Please apply in person at: Pickering Town Coate w OPENING available for furniture sal« people. Ex, 11 income 160 Day Care polerraal own and mrrrrrrle 6 Wanted stun pin in•ntrve bonuses. Sales experlenls required. ruptcy/discharged, 1rq g• a cony, fully Trar" provided. Cal ler ireor- vi•w appoom int. Mr. Darryl Sherman or Mrs. Hulon Snsrrm 723-71655- (072190 ewwww.p.m - kaew tnermar wine TS -12 YEARS OLD fiflOTO"A 096A,, Pot door unls. e2 lrr x 91% A-1 phone and Motorola condition, reflective, (now $a%, km home eftviforinte.TL Trarrportabls- Bout new, lowest $1500). sell $125. 805.0040. ireflsed by M.C.S.S. Mice guaranteed. (416) 733- 02y 2e49. (0719WSNG) R(tasorl" ram. 1625. (071692) A ", flexible hours. call TWO Industrial Judo Surger 230 rticles Wanted )NAL HOME DAY CARE sealing mad^irea, P'"''"'a�'ial valued at $5,000. will sell for WANTED - stoves, fridge, -1207 $3500 o.b.o. 1088 Chevette washer and dryers, working a from Florida. $2500. Ike new. nor. Also wanted, Pickup truck 170 Cal 6558074- (072192) (newer than 33, (TF) Call Employment Pickering. 42$8833. (TF) Wanted 250 Garage/Yard 250 Garage/Yard NANNY/HOUSEKEEPER - Sales Sales Cool[ position. wanted mature women. raised 4 children. live out • min- 8 his. per day.. $1100GARAGE SALE net. Referenoss provided. Cal Mal. 683-867 B (03• (071592) 170Employment Wanted usness to 80Business IF you are tired of having too MEN with trucks will do much month left at the end of household moves, cleanup lobs, odd jobs, decorating, painting, anythinngg Call Cart or Jane. 427- 2856.(TF) your money and are prepared to invest a little time and money, call Mr. Dobbs, 430-9001. (072192) 200 Market Basket 200 Market Basket *//Whittamore's At Berry Farm Pick Your Own STRAWBERRIES RASPBERRIES GREEN PEAS SNOW PEAS Phone: 294-3275 for more information 210 Flea Market 220 Articles For Sale COURTICE FLEA MARKET . Open: Sat. 8 a -m-4 p.m. Sun. 9 a.m.-5 p.m Large 10 acFe market llo�,cyyate��d,,��4 km East of 0s ldaat3. Take Courtice Rd. exit off 401 and follow signs. Space is still available for vendors, from $20 per day. CALL 436-1024 Call 427-0744 355 Motorcycles 400 Apa"ments MOTORHOME - 23 ft. Elite For Rent 1961 Goldwing Interstate, lots of LARGE two bedroom, north new parts. $2400 o.b.o. certified. Oshawa. Ouiet clean building, 432.3254. (071592) lags balcony, fully MOTORCYCLE, tomobile Au b-adloon , ore car Parking, and Property Insurance- Low no pets• available from Aug. 1. rates, call Marsha at 427-3595. from $626, utilities Include Monday -Saturday, 9 a.m. - 9 623-1256 or 6551743- (0717 P.m . by appantmenf. (06179¢) OSHAWA - cozy two bedroom 370 Recreation kitchen laundry. pa,rkinn9 Vehicles namdwwoo t 11clor+• asking $650. by Lindsay Central Exhibition at ' m med i at e. 430-2143 leave ANTIOUE dlrwg metol taws and 4 dun. $710- Cal 729.9352. (071902SKV-7 MOVING Sale Burgundy iasawar aftta and dui. English dub stY1•...d.l.a. .1 . nn, taidller 31W amen 47u pint. IO 7170 ........� . ..�.....,..., .�.�-,...-. 1N3 Ford Grand avai4"o Aug. 1. Fireplace. G��pa�a tmintrat. ankIci d• Marquis. ve parking. schools. Parks. but (302) Pa.. pb.. arrNm $tarso. air. mkft. now 401 and Harmony ri beredom no pele. Avaleble, tter. beet o. Muni set. Gap a Rd. WW lilt and Inst. Please y. SSW •vwwkga. 404.0922 or 1116- all 571-0604. (0721 ea utilities. 420.70M (071792) 554313/. (072492$W(,) PICKERING - thew bedroom WW - [loran, bripfnt large tip Ford LTD• an eon., cruise, main now.atracove new 9ral one bedroom basement Pa.. pb.. PL. 6 cylinder. auto, part and broadloom forge and � � bvk t new brakes, exhaust• ware !right, drapes and laundry Pump. lives. OW10iod. $1600. included. No Pots. children $525 rcnkusive. 576-3474 or 666 3 t oaaotJ< dein, garden bolt. calaz7lwo. (071992) Automobiles MOTORHOME - 23 ft. Elite massage. (07162SNC1 260 Arts &Crafts 300 G.M.C. 350 motor at. pb.. Ps.. new tires, muffler, Color ONE and two bedroom WHITBY - available For Sale etc. T.V., C.B., radio. excellent apartments, freshly painted. FIFTH ANNUAL GIGANTIC 1986 Monte Carlo SS, mint condition. roof air pond- Sleeps Indge/stove, utlitles art$ parking I included. $625$678 par north. CRAFT SHOW AND SALE, condition, low mileage, wmows. 6 ready to go. 579.0603 (072192) laundry facilities. 9 unit building AND BAKE SALE. Sponsored air Orton, air con., tinted windows. 5 speed. ideal students sir, oak Simco•/Mill St. First/last, by Lindsay Central Exhibition at $8490 or best offer. Call Frank Apartments Ap references- Edith, 434-5222. the Faies=rgro ids. Lindsay Ort$. WednAug. 5x92. 10 alter 6, 576.0150. (072492SNC) 400 For Rent (072192) am to 9 p.m. Over 150 booths int 4 1995 Chr sl•r L•baron, 4 y TWO bedroom apartment at iSOO firavlast, all Induelve, buildings. Cane for the day - an er cylind. 2kin .:do- k. 4 dos aub. TWO bedroom, roto Oshawa - private, professionally built exceptional show. 1-705-324- 137,000 kms., $1300 certified. clean and quiet building. close (xaa•Rket apartment. aYellable 5551. (071594 426.6671. (071 9M a off amenities, trudge, stove, irrarediaely for malurs, working Computer 1N3 Camaro, blue. 2.8. V8 balcony, parking, laundry facikies. Available ti695 individual. Leave msssa9e.427. 3176. Viewing Mon 270 •rgre. 153,000 kms.. auto, or. per month. Phone 723-1850. -Sal. 830 Video till wheel, pw.. amAm cassons, (072192) 9�0 p.m (071902) 433-1491. (073192) 113500 cert- Please ghee 430- accessories. $250 or bat offer; PICKERING •$lean 2 bedroom ANTIOUE dlrwg metol taws and 4 dun. $710- Cal 729.9352. (071902SKV-7 MOVING Sale Burgundy iasawar aftta and dui. English dub stY1•...d.l.a. .1 . nn, taidller 31W amen 47u pint. IO 7170 ........� . ..�.....,..., .�.�-,...-. 1N3 Ford Grand avai4"o Aug. 1. Fireplace. G��pa�a tmintrat. ankIci d• Marquis. ve parking. schools. Parks. but (302) Pa.. pb.. arrNm $tarso. air. mkft. now 401 and Harmony ri beredom no pele. Avaleble, tter. beet o. Muni set. Gap a Rd. WW lilt and Inst. Please y. SSW •vwwkga. 404.0922 or 1116- all 571-0604. (0721 ea utilities. 420.70M (071792) 554313/. (072492$W(,) PICKERING - thew bedroom WW - [loran, bripfnt large tip Ford LTD• an eon., cruise, main now.atracove new 9ral one bedroom basement Pa.. pb.. PL. 6 cylinder. auto, part and broadloom forge and � � bvk t new brakes, exhaust• ware !right, drapes and laundry Pump. lives. OW10iod. $1600. included. No Pots. children $525 rcnkusive. 576-3474 or 666 3 t oaaotJ< dein, garden bolt. calaz7lwo. (071992) _ Pets -Supplies• 290 427-7477. (071992) 1992 Buick Regal, 2 door welcome. $950 4fi9-7222. (072192) p• (072/tit) PICKERING - two bedroom AJAX Piclim" Appr;ano - no Boarding automatic, as s. $700 or beet WHITBY - available basement apartment. Private, reeeoable drew refused. Fu9y first and last. 286-1957. 855.4743. (071902) offer. Cal 2662050. (071911?) Ifrimedrael tech•br fiance• Pa". 4 uppbwcm, guaranteed reconditioned appliances, Cons make us a SHELTIE Pups to salt, Contac len Honda Aocad pants merit In well maialain* . of ences. wall b Cao, lease. One year Isaw, references. dool- 427-6784, 467 Wysuyy (o72I9 or EiziWlh. 427-0566. 5 speed. ideal students sir, oak - $5 Par First/last. 420.5406- (071912) Rd- S. Alas. (TF) �"• Nut and IsK b basonwN spartrtrw, hada b . booksto duding utilklee. 725.4012. needs body wan $,000 a bast rine" includes rf idg•, INTEREST FREE. Call Krazy AutwobileS WANTED $ PALADEN OBEDIENCE - elle[ Cal Dave at 42710114. hydro, water, parking and TWO bedroom apartment at PIANOS/GRANDFATHER riY Approved Qualified vNw (071992) storage. Suitable for single Weetn•y/401, Ajax. S .,M. CLOCKS - plarw4 rent b own. wwwumon. M breeds.H1EXT INl Ares SYautton Wagon• 0th Dasom• Call 6662450. (071 SM - - - - entrance, 4 opplanim. pafkiq, apt sot•. upn9rrt• grand. digital. keyboards. keyboards. CLOCKS - free CLASSES,COMMENCING AUG. S. PUPPY -NOVICE- �� tea( and enOrne PICKERING - one bedroom ymmaculab oorWaidn. hrsUtaet months. $700 Mdkx" ut1O•s- doavoy and " up. Call Teisp OPEN UTILITY. LkroW opens ria"' transmission. body In good $500 �s•m-int apartment.ati ntranq, included. Priv 686.5673 a 721.1250. 434- take advareage d our tow *,Who" warehouse prcoo. still available. our stases ra• shape a s o.b.0. Cal 427.3664. (071997$ includes F' W"- int and 7921. (071742, 433-1491. (073192) speaks to rioursofT•I•phore accessories. $250 or bat offer; required. �� Cal 421} - Inge 2 bodiciap born ams d got fogeat marelfao- console, lot. wipers, extra 86/-"25- (072NZ 1941 Buck Cent wY• 9� run- 63 8372. (07,562) basement basement apartment in rine FREE skids for linkrood- 717 FREE b good hone. 16 month ntng condition. 4 door. Pa-, pb.. AVAILABLE 631 AVAILCutior home- Separate entrance. 4 Wilson Rd. Cal first and ask for old border Collie mix. male. r con.. must a" as s. $500 St., Os and 239 00 Appliances. $740 mor". cable Mark. 7253630. (TFALL) healthy. happy. neutwed. al o.b.o. 420-9205. Tory. (071592) Gordon St-. �Y and utikles included- No pass. SLIGHTLY used children's Mkdls. Cal 4274467. 1 (� 9� inn, Capel, 5 speed tubo, new buildings. Close to bus. host and last. Available J 31. � wear, maternity fashions and LHASA pups - two mass. 10 teres rrxust sell $100 ob.o. 726 andppirg, utilities included. No CIA 6869842 (071512, toys- Unbelievable borgans On awake old. Blade and Ian. Cal 4241• (071812) Pols. 2 bedrooms. 6700 and ore TOP d WeOW. two bedroom summer wear. 427.1751. 42 -?293• (071792SNC)197e MOB good condition. bedroom $600• First and last. apartment for rent. Newly (071 512) - REGISTERED Persiara -ore $7000 well certly. 1910 Subur. COO 430-0134. (0103912) d•cwaaed. $815 monthly. In - RCA Iua size VHS Camcorder. black mals adult breedig cat: batt GMC and trailer. f 1000. EXTRA lar a thew bedroom. g Ck-4- Panrltr . ua NNO Pkrs 5 appliances. Call 693-7681 a auto focus. Autolrls, power one block femole adult big Phone 4360451 or 261-1520. North Oshawa. Fuji bath and 428-3317. (0721 12 zoom,- 3616• no money dowwn. int. Aso kaun ready b go. For (071812) powder room. Quiet clean free 1193. Cal InterestPICKERING further inlortnsliort• plea• sal CREDIT Problems? In building• in-apartmant storage. -one bedroom Krazy Krazy, 571-1412. (TFALL) 726-0654- (071512) bank Lar b 1 basement aparlinaii Rage CORPORATES" Parson - fw or part utter for M Durham PAOM High POW" In " mMi gwallOwnelopn-K field. Assets: Knowledge of oomp4Aer saflwoe. Ex, - - communication skills. Call Glade Metaton for fon'raorvfoar, M -Mill (0714M 150 "°w i' Derital HCA & RNA with meld. Ic@ftifiL'it! tequlred for retirement home. NANNY/ HOUSEKEEPER Loving nullity required ler 10 month old boy. Private entrance, room, bath. Light housework, must have at least one year experience and enjoy dwWren. Drivel's licorice wouW be asset, non- smoker, references rtscounry. Required end of Aug. 9Y- Good min caring .loplDyers. Pima all 6- lemmesw IEA W duty Inglis dryer, good $100. Call 4241875. i8i 22 h. Ester W01,11101116 above TENDER Loving Care tine buyer - we can Put you lir broadbomed, parking for one Va1-r arc- Panisiy lumilahed, (Oocndition, ground pool, complete with Groomig• al 10 Yom Catwwa/k 2 sections d deck. ex- eperlerco, 9rOomlig salon n hind the wwesl. Lease b own- Cal us a 404 ZOtid 0�/08_i7�_ car• rot pets. available Sept 1. �N $7o7 indusiv.- (323,258 a SASY as with drawer, $75: OSAW condition. Cal 416449- my hone. Call Linda at 420- 1535. - - - - Automobiles first and last. 286-1957. 855.4743. (071902) girl Yellow and wttoe bedroom (072194 9554, Seniors discounts. 305 grle7sr , to e.ae.m GREENWOOD North d Ilex - lines set, complete with aatchklg linens and dressers, $150. TOWER of Power, ;sinew 200 (071992) Wanted 17--v Parially fumWked one beaeellMa '��1 sepersw bedfoofn basemarra P (07883 9972 for mare _ tW tuner, 00by dual a ""Oils. ready now. Non shoddirg, nor► oompaet died. turntable, E $ CARS lode"&. ail Septep1. Stepp (sundry separaM emranw fireplace. LItNNIes and cabin Arbeles 220 -Q, allergic. great lerr"3-r int. Tower ym es' Only IX f/ N no $350. Cal Kim a 683 7300. dowrroyrrlent. six MONTHS �"• Nut and IsK b basonwN spartrtrw, hada b . booksto duding utilklee. 725.4012. kalNles kNllydsd id" for clulat ran arm*" Wall 430.7682 oekk"n p719� iioiM1'ly ees For Sale INTEREST FREE. Call Krazy AutwobileS WANTED $ lll 300 T mom PICKERING - bratd new tawUl. �+ ddr•rrre - td.s.rflora 160 Wanted Key. 571-1412 (TFALL) For Sale TOP DOLLAR PATO td huge an.IledtoorA fou. urdtrnrellod, aid. eertrarloe, F �U �D REMOTE VHS, VCR, cable 1600 Jeep YJ Islander.76 FOR SCRAP CARS p�}� $400 rnotodill 4cluaiog vommwlL asparaM 9- b** IYplaw► Wile IdlchMt, WANTED wady wtefoa wao1 14 doW 4 e vont pogram. Rana to win cylider, 5 woad. wltiw tWgrey Irlwrior. btlada sof top. hlad 683-2998 An ytime hydro, Non smoker, suitable for on ca"in, Ploeroe 42o•74s1, ! last. � s L a owmes, in gold txtl An only 5250 wwsNy. Kruy Krazy, guy 46 91oor SL E. Oshmse. Plrorw tap wish dwI$oaL W*- and tNtted aJ,ti4s f>� "3.0872�1eand message, (0716e2) guw1llsd alto Iplils, lNl IM buy$. 110 pork tot on 571-1412 (TFALL) oke wkdowa. Ps., Pb-, M. * ' __ BOB, hull oils. spar•. Incite For 31 0 ONE and trio bodroan unia, WNTSY - oils badronR 5650. 2 Oshawa 9Fplex, 5500-$64G �d°01n Ilul4ar� uM crdkn F99, SOLID art and pies ftrriuw amifm cassette. Wade bra. Sale raramid, Yrdlrding aPPNanoes +varltfwlf. am Flint Pldk�yiddwry. kNdhsn and valltes. &ry dines aluminum wheels, security accessories. $250 or bat offer; utilWo arc FMUK orad laid Moodie Mo regtlked. cA�s 4"37 born ams d got fogeat marelfao- console, lot. wipers, extra 1681 GMC I lon wet d1reV boa ,ele f�N . 4� WotkN10 People Ody. Call Sup WALLPAPER dearence - our 1000 rale from f19 vents to arses b Ontario, Avoid ft mid- alpaclq gas tank. 140 wap and power Asking 0338. (0719 4�r0t�1�6 725-$011. SOLID wood kwam nwAdao- Nevar been oI r0adl As- M man. E 7 R oak dtaAlle king $13.000 psdoefW tools, 1710' 5 2 oak 513.000 aloe- Cal Jiro. $6000, wet Call 83► 77'64. sok ler Sr, (D7198Q) jeveallibW I,e,,w REIfT b 11wn Taro bsdworn mato TWO .. _._ _. ... ........... ..... ... ............ ..... .. ..:.:...:.. ... ... A rte,. Call 723-9490 am" an pwMlloas No staler or ""�"�"+ K w other middle may to Pay. 9uiad Yondog Friday, tiw•In. -4390. leave mss SkVle d ' � (0715/2) �a deIgh �• SM; Farad pal > r.IMTaYes wow silver. ostoMonl condition, lbw apiarterrltent park boAloan wear ua ofb badcyar0. uUNtbe• Inckd�W; and walkout entrance. DENTAL Assistant wanted. Pldokog for tlao g111b sass (ow $rod two Slant Aug. 3. savings aw passed an b you, 7 0. PNto FlsrwM table. 7560; col bs0. $464: all $N0. oro vsrwsr. FYlleflod h dtoioe /ell 0swls - SSL "Now $6400 "AL Wei Wife 11. Must Call $200 par 1solYti BIoenfair a Kitchenette. Ilvingroom. � � 22x79 p721112) 1 °� an low wets b Fel Ni � rr1dpoit- IfX� h1N tksoe for oknlodimkafPiwwk excellent housekeepin korrl �o your d slafo 9064774 or9854 M (073192) Oorrditisro,- 75,000 kms.. losoded. $13.50D a bar oeor. CuuNed, toll OsMfsa. 721-4510 Eau Ostulns. Mod for sNorlars. SOUTHAIr noetwolledloorn � Sca'I - oug o - 4x- cmmm s and�tp�h okft Cold 2b8 4173 !0715921 furniunks ItrrtNlre and mow. F)Nrkod b d your dloloa d paint a stain. Cal KITCHEN contents. dark oak efaaK ass. 25N 9NNl p72192) 330 Trailers �"• Nut and IsK b basonwN spartrtrw, hada b . booksto duding utilklee. 725.4012. 79�• (071612) Day Care - LIVE -IM nanny, 9 fdkudren, Q. 3142 (0716921 cupboards• counter top, mkrotrava, harvest gold fridge, 10" Coracia V6, sir, auto, 63,000 knot.• 4 door, sliver, park. dose b all Antral a" to 4 Piece bath. (072192) kWxky, WHITBY 1300 CARPET 1 how now Stable 160 Wanted NNEg ptrslarlad, Man Aug. 24. PidwNp, 838 --Am. (072812) mlaawr and 100% nylon carpo$ mile^ dfohwashor, would We b no us heel Oiler, 723• anIII . $7200 or beef oiler. 433-1590 433-4647. 17-1e n. Travok dre, frigy•. atauw. kWWA o, NWK bw ped64, sbrago, Availibb Aug. sq.1t. of 1. $750 Inclusive. Call 427- k,xlrious kilirg oplacill. Paneling. CAREGIVER required In tory DAYCARE required N my home ler 5 aid. Call for ditb WE do Nvilgroom and Mail for SM.. Inbkdss carpet• Pad. plus p� 6304 or 686-2786 after 5. (071812)WHITSV or (07/792SNC) bow go Plans 434-1987. 7109. (071502) aP8 0 per month. utlencesis i to • duplex, 3 badroonls, hems b caro ler toddler, 22 ysan sAor6 P•rn• 420.5110. (0719pQ) saludalion. (3D Yards). Steve 721.2062• (073182! KING size waterbed, all 1944 Pontiac 6000 LE, now toes, 80,000 kms., two tone (07219 included. No pas. Ijvin room, elinin room, b g g big Aug 1. 430-7106. No p. (0718/2) morttts � slid kufars 7 morlaK oke 4-5 days cask. Ap accessories. $250 or bat offer; while and silver. Extra dean, airCamper METEOR Starcraft Hardtop sleeps 0. kNdlsrl, frkee. stow, Pfhwo AJAX per proximfJely 8 am. -6:30 P•m• Day Care 165 WALLPAPER dearence - our 1000 rale from f19 vents to Ir PWW* Colour TV, $300: dont•. pup., 4 ' dos. $5100. Call sink, sew^ ice box, stereo amllm cassdw, entrance. parking, $200. Two - � too batkdom base. bedroom baso enn Itparbtlent, nt apartment, large Auptref. Ajax location. Available $9.95 a double illi and more. Bah (p u00. Cal after 8 P•m1 5781367. (071892) 7280827. (071162) excelllant condition. Asking in $800. arnllsblo Aug. 1. Firef/ �1O01TM 4 P� batlroonr. rionarng lion smloker prelarwd. Relersn upon 5 days Per week. Mon.- 1964 Taurus, 4 door, air eon., 54500 o.b.o. Call $31-2633. lab. 86&5784. (071192) $675 Pkls 40% uMes. Aval- on required. Call 424-9148. KIM'S KARE DAYCARE -1101ile FrL, 94 p.m. Sat. 9.5 p.m. 623- SALE - new and used frost fres automatic, pb., ps•. excellent (07162) PICKHetlG - Sandy Beach oriel able Aug. 1. 294-0711110, (070792) (071742) Quality days available. 6:30- rrL P 641, 65 King St. E.. Bowman- fridges, ooin washers, and dryers for apartment units. Condition• $4800 certified, Must sup• Cal 728-0817. (071692) WANTED - Hardtop travel Parkham - modern free bedroom PICKERING • Whips 1, lar 2 DAYCARE wanted in rtry home, W se anddHww�aY. Y Y vllie (TF) ephensos. Furniture and trailer, $peps 6, fridge, stove, basement apartment for 1 bedroom baaerrlsetl aplulrr�nsroL 8 days Per week a caning i- Sepenlber. Please Call 427- Receipts available. available. Call 427.1770. KNRBY Vacuum, 2 years old all attachments, must sell, best Appliances. 227 Court St. Oshawa. Ciasslfled Fax sink In excellent condition. Please loaves oompfel• iMorma• peramSMirclusive, entrance. e.plarnces emrarroe, situ«- aa1woto kM laundry, creYbroadloorrL laundry, air• flreplaa, 8158. (071992) (071792) offer. Call atter 7 pm. 663.3438. Call 578-7448. (072192 5%9.223$ yon crud price wNten you w1. (416) 433.8431. (071902SNC) parking, Aug. 1. FNat/lat. 930-3714. fenced yard. $750 plus. Call ..-, _. .. ........ ........ ........ ��1 �kl 1 II��.�. 1 (071992) 420-0371. (0719M .. _._ _. ... ........... ..... ... ............ ..... .. ..:.:...:.. ... ... A rte,. - =arise Horne Driving Schools Home Improvements Improvements t��ress ALL SAFE PRO DRIVERS. Certified instruction from Professional Teachers. Days - Evenings Weekends. Home or B t6iness pick-up. 281-1622 Flooring, Carpeting Professional Ceramic Installation I work in your home like it was mine. For free estimates, call DAVE 683-3730 CARPET installations - free estimates, restretching a pecialty. Reasonable rates. 7-1799 or 987.1800. D & N Duncan- (TFWFS) Gardening, Landscaping Blade & Shade Landscaping Ltd. (once to • Inlsbd, sea e - %tw1ng .ape .cod decks • rare, rock gsrdil fit wd*v • 710-' ling - pn+mg •tree renovai - excavating • pod Min etc. - 2 yr.guararillse 2941663 I&Interlock and Landscape rbcrung brick wake pates, cools and decks. and drives. Flagstone, retaining walls. curbs. Sodding, fienceds and decks. Fret estiamtes, low rates. Guaranteed work. 721- 9290. (072192) Handyman GCB CONSTRUCTION Irterlor and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and clean professatal work guaranteed. CRAIG 686-1913 Home Improvements COMPLETE HOME RENOVATION WORK P•dornnsd by Licensed Trado men Speclalatllg in: Plumbing, Ceramic Tiling, Drywall in- stallation & Finishing, Complete Bathrooms, Basement Finishing. small .lobs Wdcon work Rea•ollebl• Ribs. Call Damn at 4-9t>I21 ADDITIONS S FULL RENOVATIONS Metro lic. I=. 25 years xperienoe. Will provide mr3wirgs & permits. Free estimates. Low rales. Call John 426.9501 and/or Joe 416.4796905 RENOVATIONS Basements, docks, cabinets, painting 8 decorating, For estimate in Durham Region cap Don at -8M ARns,nc Marl one y . specisc. ing M repalrs. WMo� � bricks blocks and $Wm d 0-1 kiWW From Is/mens, seoekmnKhp �uarantNd Cab Rene Gervais, k wPLETE Re misdons, end ►oPairs. addkWw. bmwrwft, bathrooms, kitchens with ceramics. plumbing electrical, Painting, free milmiles. Cal; Eugene, 432.2159. (080992) DESIGNED and finished basement. bathroorne. addition and second stories. Decks, carpentry, plumbing and drainage. Call Wafter Leaver at 428-2145.1071892) VAI. GENERAL - CONTRACTING Specializing in all carpentry, custom homes, additions & roofing - - Kitchens & bathrooms, windows - Waterproofing - basements, ceramic tiles & hardwood Boors -15 yrs. exp. For free estimates call 683.5818 HARDEN CONSTRUCTION & ROOFING "Quality to Last" 721-2066 HH RENOVATIONS Basements ' Bathrooms Kitchens ' Roofs Decks ' Ceramic We Small jobs welcome. Guaranteed work References available, call Lucas. $39-2451 DO ALL Painting Garage & yard clean-up Clean windows Lawn & landscaping Small moving Jobs Pruning Eavestroughs CALL 436.0456 LEAKING TUBS & SHOWER STALLS Repaired & renovated. Wall & floor tiles supplied & installed Ill Visa, B 8 B. LOWEST PRICESI Free estimates. Call Bernie. Progressive Tile 420-1669 EUROPEAN tele specwtsts win OUAUTY work by father and renovate your bathroom or son team. Well experienced. kitchen wags as well as floor hard working. Renovations, tiles. 20 years expenenoe. Good additions. decks, etc. Cap us for references and satisfct on a free estimate 571-1263 Beg or guaranteed. For free estimates, Rod. Oshawa. (072192) D. Dykstra 7251913. (TF) HOME Improvements and SABER Contracting - all repairs. Basements. add-ons. carpentry, additions, doors, decks, fences and trvn. renovations, kitchens. Al Streeter Wood Working. 436- bathrooms. 36bathrooms. hone maintenance 9207. (TF) emergency service. furniture JOURNEYMAN eiectnaan. refinishing, quality work Specializing in service changes guaranteed. 15 years rew r ng, additions and experience. 6862915_(TF EFG) renovat ions. All work guaranteed. free estimate. Call 420-6320. (TFA) Housecleaning CLEANING Lady. weekends. Af ix/Piclenng. Call ahs 4, 837- 1346.(071992) Housecleaning GAlLL1NDt7` MAID SERVICES Serving the oomr%n y 1cr cver a decode. Caring for your horse with ;, rsona' led, prr,fesslonal services, at highly compehtve rates We !tenor 0 compel.mve coupons + 1 (Fully bonded and Insured) A 683-7515 fG Moving, Painting, Storage Decorating PROFESSIONAL panting and wappapenng. 1 room or whole house. guaranteed lowest rates. No lob's too small. Quality wo krnamirp guaranteed. Cal 430-2595 anytime (TF) Licensed cit Insured ONTACT ARTAGE MOVING & CARTAGE -782-9819- Calm," 82-9819- CaMm,liltfytine orwilining 110=h Sell soudwo Ontjario PROFESSIONAL partying . in- toner and extorror drywall taping. plastering and spray. Call Alfredo or Helia, 723-1337. (072442) PROFESSIONAL Painting and Wall Paper Hanging. Excellent references, call for free asbrnstes, 6638790. (062892) sTENGLUNG - have your wags prdesialaly send! - Mary YEN with large truck will do household now. residential, comntereW. M rAm of moves. Call Carl or Jane. 427-2050. TWO man with trucks 'THE MOVERS' will do all types or crows. Very owripod&^ glen us a cal. Pots. 576 -OM (TF) Painting, narMoti m P1IWTER INDUSTRIAL/ RESIDENTIAL Low prices, no job too small, references available. MMCF 61164105 licensed plumber, best rates for quality work. For all your plumbing needs 400 AFortrRent 400 Apart"nFor Rent APARTMENT RENTALS CHOICE LOCATIONS IN OSHAWA CLEAN, WELL MANAGED VALIANT PROPERTY IVMANAGEMENT 579-1626 OR 576.6956 BLUEWATER PARK WHITBY APARTMENTS 1 bedroom suites and 2 bedroom suites, in immaculately maintained building, broadloom, 3 appliances, pool, snooker table, games room, fennis courts, exercise room, laundry facilities and covered perking. 101 Kathleen St. W. Mon. -Fri. 9-7 & Sat. -Sun. 12-5 S 571-3522 CORPORATION AJAX 77 03 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. $742-5819. Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 oedroom apartmert r family ou,Iding. Air co-ditlomng. broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry `acidities, saunas and exercise room, underground oar -ung Included Call 683-6021 CONDO,APARTMENT 3 bedroom, air conditioning, 1 1/2 baths, 1.100 sq. 11 . 12 In 40 h. balcony, Indoor swimming pool, sauna, exercise room, $1,050 per month Inclusive. AvalaIM August 15 to Sept 1 No Pets. 723-1428 after 6 Oshawa South End Very spacious & clean Stites 2 bdrm. 6650 I bdrm. "so Avail. now or Aug. 1. Pont �wt Lira l[MrnRATId•. _ • OSHAWA - new building In convenient location. One and two bdrm. apt. with fridge, stove, parking and utl. Ind. PASt-0 'i)E11� 1%VYA.A1DViR1r.1.fflk'�.,��tJLY'15,1�N and designs to choose from. IOVM? Country, Victorian, We wall move aaytkfq contemporary. Every colour Call 725-0963. Sol 8. ssy8aro Noavailable. home to shim. 4 a pplHntoms, btnleke Isr on "in of Dwrwr �'sl floor rhes, free sellar«.. Services ts%ellsosllM isr sealeea bedroom, SW + hydro, flo and $4&* 8w MAGICIAN, clown, friends. Celt 571-VSS Ready 10 enleeWn tnr ante algal call Lynn, 693-2306. (0719912) any occasion. Birthdays. AJAX MovingSystems - full promotions. openings, fundraleons, MstpfC ahnoss sits services. moves. appliances and toil Lof/uca Flap 63P7057 or pias specialists. flat rate or 7268334 - (TF) hourly. We now have heatedRABBIT scraps cones. Now abo' fns wants work doing h mow. Cal 427- boxes with d's panties and magic Ice ehinn ( 0-9 occasiorm haw my own HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - mailkien. Call Emle' 68B-19Ci2. mow big or small, ws Pros them all Cal 432-7506. (TF) Plumbing YEN with large truck will do household now. residential, comntereW. M rAm of moves. Call Carl or Jane. 427-2050. TWO man with trucks 'THE MOVERS' will do all types or crows. Very owripod&^ glen us a cal. Pots. 576 -OM (TF) Painting, narMoti m P1IWTER INDUSTRIAL/ RESIDENTIAL Low prices, no job too small, references available. MMCF 61164105 licensed plumber, best rates for quality work. For all your plumbing needs 400 AFortrRent 400 Apart"nFor Rent APARTMENT RENTALS CHOICE LOCATIONS IN OSHAWA CLEAN, WELL MANAGED VALIANT PROPERTY IVMANAGEMENT 579-1626 OR 576.6956 BLUEWATER PARK WHITBY APARTMENTS 1 bedroom suites and 2 bedroom suites, in immaculately maintained building, broadloom, 3 appliances, pool, snooker table, games room, fennis courts, exercise room, laundry facilities and covered perking. 101 Kathleen St. W. Mon. -Fri. 9-7 & Sat. -Sun. 12-5 S 571-3522 CORPORATION AJAX 77 03 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. $742-5819. Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 oedroom apartmert r family ou,Iding. Air co-ditlomng. broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry `acidities, saunas and exercise room, underground oar -ung Included Call 683-6021 CONDO,APARTMENT 3 bedroom, air conditioning, 1 1/2 baths, 1.100 sq. 11 . 12 In 40 h. balcony, Indoor swimming pool, sauna, exercise room, $1,050 per month Inclusive. AvalaIM August 15 to Sept 1 No Pets. 723-1428 after 6 Oshawa South End Very spacious & clean Stites 2 bdrm. 6650 I bdrm. "so Avail. now or Aug. 1. Pont �wt Lira l[MrnRATId•. _ • OSHAWA - new building In convenient location. One and two bdrm. apt. with fridge, stove, parking and utl. Ind. PASt-0 'i)E11� 1%VYA.A1DViR1r.1.fflk'�.,��tJLY'15,1�N and bertvMn p.m at A nower sem detu chad of it (071792) 400 "' F�'nt 4i 0 "°" r 430 RoomsTo home to shim. 4 a pplHntoms, ent Rent PICKERING Village - two WHITBY Mal and Thkkson Rd. AJAX - near Ball room for bedroom, SW + hydro, flo and - very clean 3 bedroom double em, shared fadlties. Phew Lot moodhs rare. no polo. Cal garage. 50 h. W. W9s patio, no call Lynn, 693-2306. (0719912) after 5 p.m. 696.3949. (07269 pets. Close to parks, PICKERING - mons for rent in BEATR�ElIAIILSON and 1M/ Rke slerenss, $950 monthly, Sao. 1.438 9945' (072692) large exeeukre �», furnished soniRossland - two bedroom sled �. Fleet hydro �e inniiiiiins or unfurnished with cable and units,$790 and $820. Stove, PICKERING east shore bun. small fridge, relarences a mean. fridge, uliiies included. No pets. galow for rem - 2 1/2 bedrooms, For information, please call Applications may be picked up newly decorated throughout, Vince, 837-2109. (071992) of Durham Housing, 1615 Dun- close to everything, no "PICKERNCa room in large 4 das St. E. 41h Floor, Lang appliances, $900/monthly + bedroom home, furnished or Tourer. Whitby or call 436-6610. unifies. Avail. Aug. 1. Call 831- unfurnished, your choice. Shah. (071792) 4083, leave message. (071992 ) facilities, now Brock and Finch. PICKERING . basement PICKERING - close to all 4271206. (072392SNC) apartment, private entrance, one amenities, air, built-in vacuum. 3 PICKERING . one large fur - bedroom plus den with fireplace, bedrooms, 2 baths, shared nished basernent room, clean tug bath, kitchen. available Aug. laundry, includes all utilities, quiet home, gentleman 1. $650 inclusive. 837-0774, cap $1350 monthly, available preferred' $375 per month. Fret an anytime. (071692) m inediasely, no pets. 427.6972 and Lag. M0257. (07199 AJAX - near hospital. bright one aper 6 p.m. (072192) - LIVERPOOL and Finch . room bedroom basement apartment. EXECUTIVE home in Whitby - a in house, shah. kitchen and 4 available Sept. 1. Fridge and large bedrooms. 4 baths, main piece bath with 2 others. QU;at. stove, laundry, separate floor farniyroorn with fireplace, 421.7687. (071592) entrance, parking, will show rec room with wet bar, 2 Peekn9• $950 plus Miles- "6- Sunday afternoon by appoint- walkouts to fenced yard. $1275 AJAX . HarwcodlFMy 92. room mens only. $575 monthly. First monthly. avaitabie Aug. 1. 668- to rem, laundry facilities, $350 and last, call on weekends, 1- 3070. (072192 monthly, available irrrrtediatey. 519-352-5415. (071692) NORTHEAST Oshawa - 3 Cal 484-6167. (071782) Houses For bedroom semi, 1 112 baths, ROOM to rem in Townhouse. al 410 large kitchen and family room, facilities. all facilities included, Rent on quiet farrxly court. 5 rein. to non smoker preferred. Would FOUR bedroom detached newer 0-w amenities. $950 plus. Sept. 1. suit young adult. 619-9167. home, northeast Oshawa. mai n 57"736.(071792) (071992) or f floaulty and laundrymoms. PICKERING - detached brick 3 SPACIOUS furnished morn with fireplace. double garage. $1000 bedrooms. finished basement. fadpties. private entrance. Bay - per month plus uttires. Credit air, fenced yard, two battle. quet ly/Wstshore. Non smoker, 839 - references required. 435-0923. location, Westshore,Pidkerng. 4271. (071992) (072192) First and last. no pets. AJAX bed sating room must AJAX - Westney Heights, 3 Reference. $1050 per month• be sen to be appreciated. own bedroom air conditioned avail- available September 1. 6a3- bathroom, walk-in closet. cable. able Aug. 1. 720.4607 (071992) 6638. (071592) -- -_phone. close to shopping and OSHAWA- threebe&oomsem AJAX by the lake - luxury 4 buses, female preferred. near Oshawa Centre, large bedroom, skylight, high smokers welcorne- 686.6165. fenced yard. tridge, trove. 1 1,2 emrce incy, air conditioning and ta m Go (071992) baths. $9, 5 monthly. Available ace. now schod, rmtediately. call 434-5995 after $1200 - utilities Available Sept. 6 p.rn. (071692) 1- 426-1881 Leave rneasage on WE Oshawa by G M. - two (07219?) bedroom detached home. $675 monthly Pus utilities 427-1637. leave message.(071692SNC) SOUTH Alax - clean three bedroom detached. 3 baths. Inabled rec roorn. new broad- loom throughout. 3 apWNnces. fenced yard. no pets Avail Aug. 1. References. wulred .$1125 . uulil res. 683-2884. 683-3110. (071792) PICKERING - Liverpool and G!enanna - spacious 3 bedroons. fnshod baserrent- ava able Aug 1 $1050 ^rontNy, wale to Town Centre, 4 appliances. test and last. Call 2862931 (071992) WHITBY - Brock and Hwy 2 - arge 3 bedroom main !'oor bungalow, air con., 3 appliances. arge drive. 11806 montMy. available Sept. t. Must see 282-9520.(072192) --------------- -- AJAX - Wstney Heights. newer 2 storey deurhed. 3 tedroorns. 4 appliances. fenced yard, double driveway. $1060 monthly cakes adores. available Sept 1. Cap 6831348. (072192) KE Oshawa - 3 bedroom sent, 4 piece and 3 piece bath, kitchen. dining and Irvrngroom, firepUu. fenced back yard. tamely roarvsummer kitchen. $995 Pius. knmedate or Aug. 1. 723-6891. (071692) OSHAWA - TauntowSrmcoe area - newer 2 bedroom upper floor of house, arge kitchen and Iry-ngroom, fridge and stove. laundry room. $80C per north. utdtres included. F,rst:laat. available immediately. NO PETS 683-2996. (072192) LARGE detached home. 5 bedrooms. 4 washrooms. jacuzzi. 2 fireplaces. air. central val appliaincoo, finished ball ment Urge lot. sundeck. Minutes to GO. $1450 per month. Avail- able July 683-5337 or 430- 2162. (071692) PICKERING Whrtes;401, 4 bedroom delachel main floor famtyroom with fireplace. two baths• 5 appfartces. Central air. one year leas. $1100 merithy plus utilities. 420-2559. (07219?) NEW !our bedroom, two car garage, huge corner lot, fireplace. huge "chill ensu". avai;able Aug. 1 $1400 monthly Oka fit and Last. references. 42846271. (072192) AJAX south - room to ram .n 4 bedroom home, full use of house. laundry. kitchen etc Non smoker. $80memy Frst and last. 686.8579 or 427-0318. ;071992) AJAX furnished room in a clean quiet house, use of k4rhsr and faimily room, private four piece bath. laundry facilities. eon smoker 5300 per month reclusive 427-0'73. (071592) 450 Shared Accomm. AJAX - 3 bedroom defamed roar, fernale preferred, aundry. dishwasher. cable. and use or 0-g facilities. avadapb Aug. $iso ncrusnm. Cdntac.-t Dau. at 428.8927 (071982) AJAX - bed-irvirg room bent. share 4tchan and laundry. $400 plus hydro. Call 428-7186. (071 592) YOUNG male needs ac• comic am aid ver A •km ro lave WAM someone who could hep hen wth life skills and recreational acltivitles. It nterawal please call Debbie 2690- Call 433-2562, AJAX - 3 bedroom main floor of broadloom. dock. bade onto PWJCEJt*4Gbungalow on court leave message. semi in quiet arc. dose to oorrervabon and wets. 11975 .. yard close to amtenous. Share snoppirg and schools. Stove. August 1. 420-1415 or 839- Clea, No quist furnished house fridge and l-ing. August 1. K218. (0724912) wl six app;anos for S300 to 3795 + 1/2 ut4lties. 6963201. Tow$335Non amtokers cal Ken (0719921 420 Townhouses 420 r-347. (07itaIM PICKERING - A-1 3 bedroom For Rent pwKEwx. - Brock Rd,FY,ch . brick datactW. large kitchen, 2 large 3 Dodroan house on Wgs appliances, 3 washrooms, THREE bedroom townhouse PredM ke- $300 fiw ^wet r' @uW@ck. basement, $1150 per with firnshed weekout bsssrrra, cludes utilities. Available month plus. life. elate. 683- close to all amenities. $895 irmrediasey. Rekenarross. a6& 9629. (0802912) mor" pit* udbals. Posses- 9650. (071792) cion Aug. ,. OW -05M (071592) COUNTRY -Miry 4T Goodwood cion - 4 bedroom eaocuow THREE bedroan towrtlroeses - includes heat, cable, bertvMn p.m at A nower sem detu chad of it (071792) Courtin. 4 appliances. 3 CENTRAL Ajax - renovated bedroom garage. 1 112 bathe, home to shim. 4 a pplHntoms, call Katy or Doe. 432.54M or pa rlitil g, cable. air, pool. dock, leaverrtwage.(071692) BBC. 5 min. walk to all PICKERMAG Ftwhchntwts Bay • amonities. F,irnished or unique 2 bedroom bungalow. umurnshed. $90 woolly. Carl renovated kltchen bathroom Ed. 426-7737. (077292) Call 433-2562, AJAX - 3 bedroom main floor of broadloom. dock. bade onto PWJCEJt*4Gbungalow on court leave message. semi in quiet arc. dose to oorrervabon and wets. 11975 .. yard close to amtenous. Share snoppirg and schools. Stove. August 1. 420-1415 or 839- Clea, No quist furnished house fridge and l-ing. August 1. K218. (0724912) wl six app;anos for S300 to 3795 + 1/2 ut4lties. 6963201. Tow$335Non amtokers cal Ken (0719921 420 Townhouses 420 r-347. (07itaIM PICKERING - A-1 3 bedroom For Rent pwKEwx. - Brock Rd,FY,ch . brick datactW. large kitchen, 2 large 3 Dodroan house on Wgs appliances, 3 washrooms, THREE bedroom townhouse PredM ke- $300 fiw ^wet r' @uW@ck. basement, $1150 per with firnshed weekout bsssrrra, cludes utilities. Available month plus. life. elate. 683- close to all amenities. $895 irmrediasey. Rekenarross. a6& 9629. (0802912) mor" pit* udbals. Posses- 9650. (071792) cion Aug. ,. OW -05M (071592) COUNTRY -Miry 4T Goodwood cion - 4 bedroom eaocuow THREE bedroan towrtlroeses - includes heat, cable, 00UTH Oshawa - wonele 3 area - 4 bsdraan for net will sitting room, kitchenette, horns c shah. with 2 - a nimbi* at 100 Taunton Rd. E. parking, laundry, a/c., cable. Parking, now Itidgelstolve• bedroom top floor of legal duplex. 4 appliances and gardens. Call 416-852-4802. Oshits w 3 appile- plus had ktacol sea#* spinal own 576.0973 7255 -UN Peeking• dose to schook. shop (071992) basement, from $770 plus private family room, non hydro. For appalinh to view smoker. $375 plus. 426-9214. carp and transporlition• SOW AVAILABLE Aug. 1. Throe cal 43&3346, (o716M (0710 any *FplsrL 0 eawtlarm btalbn, bps 5 nom rrortl4y plus hydra FM and last 7250666 (0719921 bedroom semi in Oshawa. Fail yard laadtkng oleo peek. BEATRICE/WILSON and Office at R" upper unit, garage and paAtYtlg, WHITBY . carpe ora bedpan near Civic SM +. Cal 404 oma. 2 bedroom kris. $790 460 and $825. 3 bedroom units blandly facf n and anomps apartment in quiet glean 2063- (0717 2) sled �. Fleet hydro �e inniiiiiins No pots. Aug. 1. 4164M011k building. main floor unit with PICKERING - Brod1401, 3 wd seer and garage eeMa Stove (Imft192) walk-oW 10 pat10, upgraded, oedroom d.tacle.d Iwo.. 4 kt�kadee. Iw pelt. Applraliae A-1 lietai (a101111-7,000 eq.fq and p@W PICKERING - basement = brONdkwM SWIWr� in ren- tun buidil To view rant 68&appliances. years new, 1 1/2 baths, 4 benitat air. 1 1/2 m my be Plek+b up at Duftm o1Nce space, (450.6,500 fil 1 ou@kg, 1615 Dundas SL E. In a wine anchored shoppkg tee rens $560 quarierwa to (0 � � shopping 2450. (071992) 1_ it050 ♦W le+PW Pleas yN�y centre in prime Oshawa 41h Floc Tarsi or 5766966 a 579 mai. Avaiable immediately. AUGUST 1 - one bedroom, kAiiiss.60&542& (0719M call 43&6610. (07171121 1626.ore• 1628 (07190-2) Cal 6664M (071592) privaM entrance. West Sloe AJAX - two h it . ,eR main floor - 3 bedroom two and titre bedroom area, neer beach and GO. first aria lest. $650/monthly. Cal ,All fol ba@smeeA- yard. 00 -in townho so. 4 Cottages For townhouse, appliances, 47 0"" for Aug. and Seq. a MB a 900 Glen St 261-Bk900. (07196 klichal +OPlances, Imo. air mL. rose 10 G0. quill Wssb dtire and Br+ps 71000 n Rent nnrdey pks. Mr. Prince, 5e1- bstaesrn 9.5 p m.728.4u& PICKERING - Now Go, 1 12 :850 tAilries included, S@PL 1- 492-1401 or 693-4612.(072192) 0230 or 623-0735 after 7. TWO and three bedroom 107190M PORT Perry - 2 bedrooms, bedroom basement apartrrwt, appliances, spacious, air P�pNp Go. Lffe1poo1 and (07179M cottages, near Sand Banks 1/Ia1TES from dowraowal Whs1 Provincial park. Large lots, proud tkoor apararww kitlgs ooednkw�' no smoking no Hwy 2, 3 bedroom house by _ 401, Go and schools, len- waterfronts, boat and motor alnv Mom Included. Avail- caw $675 639.1560 (0719921 apartment, 5 appliances, 2 dudes 4 appliances, walk-in rentals, nature trails, good able July 1. FireVlast and WHITBY three bedroom In bOgwO ms• across tmm Mai• closet, partially finished fishing. Call (613) 476-4512. mkwww ea Cal bslaeen 9.5, duplex. frfdgs, atovs. parking. Peekn9• $950 plus Miles- "6- btwrnaint, kanosd yard, garage, V'ncaGai. (0721912) 985-4455 evenings and wak to Go, Wool Plus hydro. 1365 or 851-4201. (071 SM swimming pool in complex. 5 minutes from Fernlon Fels, 3 weekends, 985-3611.107189M Also two bedroom, lower OSHAWA - semi, 3 plus 1 $950 + utilities. 428-3807. beer" 1 12 batln• 10 f" ONE and two bednoonn _ apartment, $050 inclusive, bedroof 1 1/2 bending, finished (072142) 1L @peso porch, gas berbeque, meets n Oshawa. Convsnientl Immediately. 286.2091. (071792) rec. 3 appliances, air, dock,WHITBY - newly decorated, boat, sandy beech, avaiable location. clean. no Yet months nervy decorated. immediate centrally located. 3 bedroom Aug. 8 to December. Photos Willi required. $890 / bednoonn. OSHAWA - 2 bedroom aperi- Possesidion. no pea. SM plus. tow lhoUse, ganga, familynoom, available. $450 weekly. 683- $715 large 1 bedroomn, $750 2 ments for rent, available (neg.) 1-416-493.3511.(072/912) vakoA per• @drools, rare{w- 2334.(07219M bedroom Avall" August 1. Irnrwdialey. Aug. 1. and Sept. WATERFRONT home, newt' tation nearby. 4 applWICM, GREAT fishing and family Cal 430-os77 ante 5 p.m Cal 1. Laundry facilities o n n i novaled, big tenosd yard, to available Aug. 1. $025 + uiiiom holiday at Rica Lake. One hour 723.3876. (072392) per- Call 57963583 or 720- In town of B o w m a n v i l l e. 66&6530. (072192) WE Oshawa Picks►aL Ma. SPACIOUS - air conditioned, 9345. (071792) Lakefront and backing Onto con- OSHAWA - three bedroom kite and bass galore. Modern one bedroom with solartum and ONE bedroom, large basennanl servation ares. Available Ary. 1. townhousm svailable in wind- cottages. 1800 ft. wateriront, den, exercise roam pod with apartment. Whkby. Near Go, $000. 839-5746.(072190 rnair"ned cor Alex, spacial privacy in rural area. low family sauce and whirlpool. Squash race* broadooned, Private THREE bedroom home in units Include, fridge, stow, rates. Chidnne program ace, courts. the works, patrolled un- sntranoe. shared yard. laundry Whitby. Large yard, quid area washer, dryer. broadloom, heat• boar and motor ental. Covered derground parking, call howl and driveway. Non smoker,. $950 monthly, cal 282.1417 or hydro, water, parking and docking. Sunnynend Cottages, Eveni tgs after 0 or leave a $857 utilities nckded. Avail. 430-6075 or 427.8290 after 6 playground. from 6925. To view R.R.82 Hastings, Om. KOL IYO. message. 6190877. (TF) Aug. 1. 416283.6222. (071792) p.m. (072192) call 434-3972. (072392) 706.696.2601. (000492) ...��A,.,,,��+-.- -. - - - � ...err-.::_ _'�•"'--�----�-• 470 '�°`� 500 For Sale 500 For Sale IhclroN area - Ltw OrnUMO - 4 bedrooms, one acre lot, all faddttss, clean, sale fat4 boat terMal, fish from belciany Sfisofor 7 days, nlormation. cad Jim, 683-1300. (0717M Florida 490 , „Rart& CLEARWATER - 3 bedrooms, fully furnished. air can., mobile horses. Headed pock. hot tul tennis, now beaches. and rnaior anractions. Children welcome. Photos. (Less than motel). $275 U.S. weekly. 683.5503. (08159?) FLORIDA - Madeira Beach, 1500 sq.h. luxury guff front condo, 6 appliances, 2.1 bedrooms, 2 baths• all accessories, heated pool, lacul achieved su nporch, top floor. weaklyAnonthly. Photos. 723.6069. ( t 0¢2921 500 Homes For Sale NEWCASTLE 3 bed 3 PROGRESSIVE WEB PRINTING COMPANY Requires An Experienced Offset Press Mechanic With the ability to perform pre- ventative maintenance, repairs and modifications. Lathe & Mill- ing Machine operation an asset. Must be reliable, have a good attitude and ready to take on re- sponsibilities. Please send resume to: P.O. BOX 6174 10 Tempo Ave. North York, Ontario M2H 2N8 room, barn. double garage. gas heat. 4 - -- -Lots For years old. to 59x119. Central 535 Get our ar aria vaic, finished basement. Sale Durham Shopper News 6151.900 or offer Will rent. as an extra every Wed. 5900. 987 5639. (072192) PRICED to sen =,•,nce Ruoen. WHITBY park location -tour Towrnllne Estates. lot $45. 1 3'4 Cog 576-9335 and let bedrooms, three Darns. main sae estate. ravine V. treed, one of our professional be r 'amt lona laundry •opal. best in subdivision. For Tore in. advisors het you. Y rY formation call Jack Rupee, 433- p central air, finished basement. 1976- (071692) quiet cresent, $185.000. Call 668-0495 evenings '071692) 545 Vacation 545 Vacation AJAX 3 bedroom oungatow. Properties Properties r'^ shed rec •ooT. fenced - backyard. double driveway. 3139.90C Private. 576-6880 A FREE LIST !07r,I92) AJAX - 1 lit storey. 3 Of reCreabonal & resiaential lane bargains - bedrpor''s 40000 r,. V. just -ncluding waterfront. All bargain priced. neoucec to $135.000 Call 663 ll 0' 692' y Lowest terms In ears' ' SHARBOT -ake. 1700 Z7_ mall mow g, 3-332-0883. 9:00 - 9:00. bungalow or double Dmate of -- VdAge home wit•• onvacy. '46 575 Money To 580 Mortgage a sand bear SPe(Sa..ar view Lend Insurance of iaxe 2 hours Wes' o' Ott 3 n T all rs east - ororno A MONEv ' oo kr� ' _ �a s. pec pleas,.re to view 5'79.000. co -sol -dations. creat Coulter Rea Estate ,:c ;-613- aaangernents. personal budget 279-2108. (072192) panning, arnsnees stopped NO oualifymg .low Cowr FREE C8NSUL-A-'ONS payment Oshawa duplex and Credit Counselors (Pickering. triplex 3 bedrooms. Taln flp)r . Oshawal. 433-1425. iTFA,_L) one osc•oom lega, apartments. now winat windows. gas -.e. will =- Mortgage580 ry for as:m s ar rent. cal - air Insurance Muanovic. 434.3800• Crani Realty (072192; r MODERN robot' farm, 127 acres 2700 sq.n. 4 bedroom ranch style Attached one bedroom guest apartment, large 2 car garage. case to the Vl- 1i'Ge Sharbol Lake and mss to as mayor takes 2 1,2 hours east of Toronto. 1 1,2 west or Ottawa 3159.OW Coude Real Estate lId 413-279.2108 (072192) SHARBOT Lake - log rami on 35 acres now Shall Laxe. one year old, labulous irier,or, cathedral Palings. traditional Charcot Indoor, convenerncea. 6 mew appliances. firancing available $123.000. Coulter Real Estate Ltd. 1-613-279- 2106 (07211 9Z BROKER has 510.000 to isi s, # MORTGAGE PROBLEMS? i WE CAN HELP! 420-3111 Ajax -Pickering Area Up to 900,10 financing. Refinancing,' consolidation, power of sale, foreclosure, poor credit, self-employed, cottage property, vacant land. Fast, professional service, 24 hours. EQUIGUARD MORTGAGE SERVICES wivilivill 5147 per mnt oh. Cor:tact Jerry at 668-6805. Comtmunay Finan- • , 670 crit sevioes. (TF) Personals VICEROY Hone - 1 12 years aid. 3 bedroom s+oesWa. 1 12 6.70% EXCITING SPICY PHOTOS OF taatha. hugs basement on 1.36 Rocrrtatta . Karen. Wendy and acres. 30 minutes north of 5 yr - 1st mtge. Lsa For discreet information. Oshawa_ $154'900. Call los- No fee -O.A.C. write: Karen, Box 670-RO. 439.2713. (0721 92) KOINOW B.C. VtY 7P4. Adults IPICKERING - Whiles and Finch. • FINANCING onry pace( (0731921 4 large bedrooms, 2650 aq.h. _ BIRTH cover d and family plan. approx.. large foyer, large a.7119L _ 5 yew m nglag" - Also nine counselling. Free and kitchen. central air and vac pus 7 year to 25 year mortgages at ctraidersial available Monday saroras. Asking 1275.000. Cad compstisw toed rates. In mens. to Friday. 690 a.m to 490 p.m 83"147.(0730M wdormstwo. personal and con- Clinic in Oshawa. Tuesday. 1 to OSHAWA - 3 bedroom bridle fidential service. Phone for 3 pts, and Wednesday 1 o 6 iroorrsation. 7 days a wok. 725- p.rill Pickering Thurs. 300 p.m. bungalow, carport, above 6123- (090292) to 6 p.m. For further inomattion ground pool, refinished call OAhawa 433.8901 M ck_ Pi driveway, reshingled roof. MORTGAGES and oars• 90 x alactrwc hast. Also reread base fanancrng, down payment ako Ming 420.8781. (TF) marls apartment. Orwrsr wile take arranged. Any arroum available. 33 year old Kara Wwipht train - bac k mortgage. ExcMaa valets call Doug or Rick 668-6605, irg Instructor. 1a years in martial -at $157,000. 579-4693. CommunAy, Firiancial Services. Mk and body tluildirg- Oft" 1071 602) (TF) private batons for man• woman, children In my studio M in your to moray down - 3 bedroom 590 OppBusiness home. Also step areobks n Os hot M hara, Wfge drive J ortunities Goodbodra studio. tis pay as and garage on large pot. YOU go. few vitt free bestial 1109.000. Cal Rick or Dag. NEED Extrakaome4 Let mile pave 1ouir step today. For 866-6805 or 1.800-663 4819. show you how a do it from your further information. cap Carl i axil. 932, leave message. homer with no direct setting further (.1488) (0� necessary. For more information, contact Paul SINCERE Snplss - Personal lit. WHMY - (Revenscrof) - OPEN MoCWlwlgh P.O. Bas 44012. troduction Ssrvi xa. A cordiden. HOUSE. Sot. and Sun. 1-4 pin.600 C*andvkw SL S. Oshawa, tial way to meet someone *2 Ro" Acres Dr. (5239.900). L1H all (0711692)tDaGal. Ssrtior Dscowtt• 55 and guilder says sell (drastic EXISTING Laser Therapy over. Cal Linda, 4364)864 or 1- Ieduci, 11- This 100 ay upgraded business. Help clients stop Soo -363-9767 or Alban. 866. 2 taoroy oerW halt pian backs Will ;ng and lose weigW 55500 2962. (TF) onto park. 4 bedrooms• mallet includes laser and business. GIFTED PYSCHIC (Formerly has a luxury ersuiN. farlilyroomn Cad 42&6871. (071992( GIF Ute TW Rooms) wig hep and has rtarbls fireplace. mucin floor with this You with Your helpanpersonal Osramica and hardwood floors +duct. muds more. cal Ante". 67 Personals problem CCtrl E �68C 1116.571-2770. (0721921) fo61COfIM. (072992). 510 .IESUS says. -'he blind wo TOWnhoUSeS ue bend? Does your minister DISTRESS Centre - Need For Sale - glasai The hirekn i is aomeono to talk to? cap us the hired minister, Micah 3:11, anytime, 4331121, 427-5639. SCARBOROUGH - 3 bedroom Isaiah 56:10-12, John 10:11. townhouse. 401 and Nelson, Jim Campbell, 1.705.953.9475. near schools. T.T.C. all (rFS) QuantayMeans Quauty amenities. Vendors motivated. ..SINGLES WORLD' Dance La1157"335 Cal Dinaz at Remax. 264-0591 or 2831500. (071992) every Sunday, 790 p.m. at The AdveAla In this Corral, 433 Simcoe St. S. NeweAdvedisermw ROUGE Valley executive 3 Oshawa Durham Region's only bedroom, 3 bath, 2 fireplaces, Sunday Dame EXCLUSIVELY Oshawa This Week M ny "WO klp9rad"• Virg for singles. Dress code. NO for a t omitinatka of ottb Paddard. public transit st JEANS. ntormation, 6237007. 119,0011 papers door. No agents. 261-0736. (TFALL) 675 c«vxwm Makh mates )✓ wn.l::Vx. w, lrfn4oa A flat" way ter mod for triMdshtp MnLance 43"M JOAN McCOY MALE, nonsmoker, duty bond hair, hotel eyes 5'10-, 190 to, attending Durham College, seeks attractive female, 19-35 years for rekokinship. Interests: music, boating, camping, conoons. sm usements parks, hot summer, mooll nights. Cad anytime. 434.1297. Srngls mothers welcome. (071792) 710 Births IT'S A GIRL EINARSSON - Gayle. Einar, Jesse and Kallan welcome with love, SHERENE MARILYN ELIZABETH, Into their world on July 7th, 1992 at 12.22 Pm Born at Markham Sioufrville Hospital weighing 7 bs . 5 oz Many thanks to Dr Pyselman and nursing stair TMs is our precious baby girl who was sent from God above There are many hearts to welcome her and so marry lives to love For this and for every tender new lite we an only pray ii cay that joy and lath will cradie her through all of lite s work and play This child is delivered Into the arms of two very proud brothers. Jesse and Kallan two very happy grand- mothers Marilyn and Berty, two lively grandfathers. Jim and SW and let s name some others. tour uncles three aunts, just to name a few your cousin. Sandy, wig be thrilled with you. and so many trends will be ready to play. Aloins and Gasses will be heading your ray A roaring crowd will be .." the bell Wanda. Pam. Holly and Michele Your arrival is sweet and each day we'll most the morning with love and tanks to God above VOLL- .. - FINNIGAN Jane and Tim are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son, CARL on July 5, 1992 at 5:24 p.m., 6 tbs., 12 oz. at St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto. Thrilled by his arrival are grand- parents, Lynn and Noreen Finnigan and Aunt Shelley of Pickering and grand- parents Ray and Joan VON of Kitchener: Don't Forget Oshawa/Whitby This week & AWIckerig News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every SBI. 9:30 to 3:00 To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 Phone tied up . use your Fax nwhine to send us your cleselrltd ad. Remember to ImIudt your colrpany't name, address A Phone. 710e 710 Bl 740 Mealwant�s 740 M� BELLA BAMBINA Cherry - Wayne and Frances are thrilled to announce the birth of their first child, JENNIFER FRANCES, bom July 3, 1992 at 4:06 a.m., 6 lbs., 13 oz. at Scarborough Grace Hospital. Jennifer is welcomed by proud grandparents John and Shirley Cherry and Gaetana and Gaspare Passarello, and all friends and relatives. ITS A BOY ICETON - Jeffrey and Jane are thrilled to announce the arrival of their son, ANDREW TREVOR, on July 2, 1992 at 11:36 p.m., 6 lbs., 14 ozs. at Ajax/Pickering Hospital. Proud first time grandparents are Wally and Molly Davies and Ralph and Bonnie Iceton. Thank you maternity staff at Ajax/Pickering Hospital. - - -- .____...------- In In 740Memoriams 740 Memoriams MCCOWAN, ANNE wl ' In memory of my wonderful, caring motner and a much loved grandmother who passed beyond the veil 1 7th July 1991, and also a dearly loved father and grandfather. John, who passed beyond the veil 6th September 1990. There is no death) The stars go down TO rise upon some other shore And bright in heaven's jeweled aOwn They shine for evermore. Springtime arrived. and the daffodils blossomed' Sadly missed, lovingly remembered from daughter Marlene and son-in-law Jtm Amott. 'Weeping may endure for a night Bur joy cometh in the morning.' We love you granny, from grandsons David and Andrew, and granddaughter Caroline (wee Dolly Day Dream). McGOWAN, ANNE In WAV in--ory of my mother n a dearly OMowd =-.--ndl who M. ua one year apo lodq. JWy 17th. 1tt1. also my father. John. a dearly loved father and grandfather who kit us September eth, 1990. No further away than her pick" A emils or remembered phrase My rro�Mr lives M m my memory So dose In to many ways For how often does the sural Briny nostalpk thoughts to mind d m mw" that our loved ones shared In days now left behind How often has a flower Or a crystal autumn sky Brough golden reflections of happy days gone by. Yes. memory has a magic way of keeping my mother now And ever close in mirnd and heart Are the ores we hold most dear. •rm No a Dlefrodi - rr be back in fire SP" - With love. your daughter Anne Beautiful memories are wonderful things They last through the longest oily They never wear out. They never get lost And can never be taken away From your son n -law. .go McDonald We hold you Coes within our hearts And there you will remain To walk with us throughout our lives Until we meet again. We have iota of lovely memories And that is surely true. But we didn't wars those m+errlorles Granny We only wanted you. With love from grandsons Soot) and Robbie and wee great granddaughter Victoria. X BE WATER SMART. SPR�ts RM CAN Q7 You WO MW Ttt0u6lE. N ref 010TER. All ARCTIC 0,4111 e'MITf flout COAT 11117 MIRE FROM Vol VFS. Is rMf SOONER J rrfr Mf Srdr MEL Ts. ITS rx= • COAT ffcoNEs fROrr. ALIOVIRC rT to rlaE Ir rrf rrr►u. to All A -rMCOf will Acnu li g �..y- TOletr PLACE ffTWEEr A PAPKI MM . r � It ANI A rTEAOfa srrrEA WITr A Ie0 iy IEILfR. At ION" rMf Jill WERE '? f IMA) to PMEf. 7W PNWLLER f i i IROfER EOM TO TRF ►Affil) _ R KID'S KOLLEGE CHILD CARE AND LEARNING CENTRE OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, JULY 18TH, 10 A.M. - 3 P.M. 253 LAKE DRIVEWAY WEST, AJAX 686.37W • Unique child care from 18 months to 9 year old. • Enrichment program • Summer ramp • Performing arts. • Initiation to computers • Drop ins • Secluded • Free standing budding • Roomy environment • Professional Staff • An excellent record and reputation. H". 401 A YEAR'S FREE TUITION Wasbmay Rd GIVEAWN Xake toast Dear Parents, we would like to invite you and your child to come in and inspect us. By just • 0 0 all rs east - ororno A MONEv ' oo kr� ' _ �a s. pec pleas,.re to view 5'79.000. co -sol -dations. creat Coulter Rea Estate ,:c ;-613- aaangernents. personal budget 279-2108. (072192) panning, arnsnees stopped NO oualifymg .low Cowr FREE C8NSUL-A-'ONS payment Oshawa duplex and Credit Counselors (Pickering. triplex 3 bedrooms. Taln flp)r . Oshawal. 433-1425. iTFA,_L) one osc•oom lega, apartments. now winat windows. gas -.e. will =- Mortgage580 ry for as:m s ar rent. cal - air Insurance Muanovic. 434.3800• Crani Realty (072192; r MODERN robot' farm, 127 acres 2700 sq.n. 4 bedroom ranch style Attached one bedroom guest apartment, large 2 car garage. case to the Vl- 1i'Ge Sharbol Lake and mss to as mayor takes 2 1,2 hours east of Toronto. 1 1,2 west or Ottawa 3159.OW Coude Real Estate lId 413-279.2108 (072192) SHARBOT Lake - log rami on 35 acres now Shall Laxe. one year old, labulous irier,or, cathedral Palings. traditional Charcot Indoor, convenerncea. 6 mew appliances. firancing available $123.000. Coulter Real Estate Ltd. 1-613-279- 2106 (07211 9Z BROKER has 510.000 to isi s, # MORTGAGE PROBLEMS? i WE CAN HELP! 420-3111 Ajax -Pickering Area Up to 900,10 financing. Refinancing,' consolidation, power of sale, foreclosure, poor credit, self-employed, cottage property, vacant land. Fast, professional service, 24 hours. EQUIGUARD MORTGAGE SERVICES wivilivill 5147 per mnt oh. Cor:tact Jerry at 668-6805. Comtmunay Finan- • , 670 crit sevioes. (TF) Personals VICEROY Hone - 1 12 years aid. 3 bedroom s+oesWa. 1 12 6.70% EXCITING SPICY PHOTOS OF taatha. hugs basement on 1.36 Rocrrtatta . Karen. Wendy and acres. 30 minutes north of 5 yr - 1st mtge. Lsa For discreet information. Oshawa_ $154'900. Call los- No fee -O.A.C. write: Karen, Box 670-RO. 439.2713. (0721 92) KOINOW B.C. VtY 7P4. Adults IPICKERING - Whiles and Finch. • FINANCING onry pace( (0731921 4 large bedrooms, 2650 aq.h. _ BIRTH cover d and family plan. approx.. large foyer, large a.7119L _ 5 yew m nglag" - Also nine counselling. Free and kitchen. central air and vac pus 7 year to 25 year mortgages at ctraidersial available Monday saroras. Asking 1275.000. Cad compstisw toed rates. In mens. to Friday. 690 a.m to 490 p.m 83"147.(0730M wdormstwo. personal and con- Clinic in Oshawa. Tuesday. 1 to OSHAWA - 3 bedroom bridle fidential service. Phone for 3 pts, and Wednesday 1 o 6 iroorrsation. 7 days a wok. 725- p.rill Pickering Thurs. 300 p.m. bungalow, carport, above 6123- (090292) to 6 p.m. For further inomattion ground pool, refinished call OAhawa 433.8901 M ck_ Pi driveway, reshingled roof. MORTGAGES and oars• 90 x alactrwc hast. Also reread base fanancrng, down payment ako Ming 420.8781. (TF) marls apartment. Orwrsr wile take arranged. Any arroum available. 33 year old Kara Wwipht train - bac k mortgage. ExcMaa valets call Doug or Rick 668-6605, irg Instructor. 1a years in martial -at $157,000. 579-4693. CommunAy, Firiancial Services. Mk and body tluildirg- Oft" 1071 602) (TF) private batons for man• woman, children In my studio M in your to moray down - 3 bedroom 590 OppBusiness home. Also step areobks n Os hot M hara, Wfge drive J ortunities Goodbodra studio. tis pay as and garage on large pot. YOU go. few vitt free bestial 1109.000. Cal Rick or Dag. NEED Extrakaome4 Let mile pave 1ouir step today. For 866-6805 or 1.800-663 4819. show you how a do it from your further information. cap Carl i axil. 932, leave message. homer with no direct setting further (.1488) (0� necessary. For more information, contact Paul SINCERE Snplss - Personal lit. WHMY - (Revenscrof) - OPEN MoCWlwlgh P.O. Bas 44012. troduction Ssrvi xa. A cordiden. HOUSE. Sot. and Sun. 1-4 pin.600 C*andvkw SL S. Oshawa, tial way to meet someone *2 Ro" Acres Dr. (5239.900). L1H all (0711692)tDaGal. Ssrtior Dscowtt• 55 and guilder says sell (drastic EXISTING Laser Therapy over. Cal Linda, 4364)864 or 1- Ieduci, 11- This 100 ay upgraded business. Help clients stop Soo -363-9767 or Alban. 866. 2 taoroy oerW halt pian backs Will ;ng and lose weigW 55500 2962. (TF) onto park. 4 bedrooms• mallet includes laser and business. GIFTED PYSCHIC (Formerly has a luxury ersuiN. farlilyroomn Cad 42&6871. (071992( GIF Ute TW Rooms) wig hep and has rtarbls fireplace. mucin floor with this You with Your helpanpersonal Osramica and hardwood floors +duct. muds more. cal Ante". 67 Personals problem CCtrl E �68C 1116.571-2770. (0721921) fo61COfIM. (072992). 510 .IESUS says. -'he blind wo TOWnhoUSeS ue bend? Does your minister DISTRESS Centre - Need For Sale - glasai The hirekn i is aomeono to talk to? cap us the hired minister, Micah 3:11, anytime, 4331121, 427-5639. SCARBOROUGH - 3 bedroom Isaiah 56:10-12, John 10:11. townhouse. 401 and Nelson, Jim Campbell, 1.705.953.9475. near schools. T.T.C. all (rFS) QuantayMeans Quauty amenities. Vendors motivated. ..SINGLES WORLD' Dance La1157"335 Cal Dinaz at Remax. 264-0591 or 2831500. (071992) every Sunday, 790 p.m. at The AdveAla In this Corral, 433 Simcoe St. S. NeweAdvedisermw ROUGE Valley executive 3 Oshawa Durham Region's only bedroom, 3 bath, 2 fireplaces, Sunday Dame EXCLUSIVELY Oshawa This Week M ny "WO klp9rad"• Virg for singles. Dress code. NO for a t omitinatka of ottb Paddard. public transit st JEANS. ntormation, 6237007. 119,0011 papers door. No agents. 261-0736. (TFALL) 675 c«vxwm Makh mates )✓ wn.l::Vx. w, lrfn4oa A flat" way ter mod for triMdshtp MnLance 43"M JOAN McCOY MALE, nonsmoker, duty bond hair, hotel eyes 5'10-, 190 to, attending Durham College, seeks attractive female, 19-35 years for rekokinship. Interests: music, boating, camping, conoons. sm usements parks, hot summer, mooll nights. Cad anytime. 434.1297. Srngls mothers welcome. (071792) 710 Births IT'S A GIRL EINARSSON - Gayle. Einar, Jesse and Kallan welcome with love, SHERENE MARILYN ELIZABETH, Into their world on July 7th, 1992 at 12.22 Pm Born at Markham Sioufrville Hospital weighing 7 bs . 5 oz Many thanks to Dr Pyselman and nursing stair TMs is our precious baby girl who was sent from God above There are many hearts to welcome her and so marry lives to love For this and for every tender new lite we an only pray ii cay that joy and lath will cradie her through all of lite s work and play This child is delivered Into the arms of two very proud brothers. Jesse and Kallan two very happy grand- mothers Marilyn and Berty, two lively grandfathers. Jim and SW and let s name some others. tour uncles three aunts, just to name a few your cousin. Sandy, wig be thrilled with you. and so many trends will be ready to play. Aloins and Gasses will be heading your ray A roaring crowd will be .." the bell Wanda. Pam. Holly and Michele Your arrival is sweet and each day we'll most the morning with love and tanks to God above VOLL- .. - FINNIGAN Jane and Tim are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son, CARL on July 5, 1992 at 5:24 p.m., 6 tbs., 12 oz. at St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto. Thrilled by his arrival are grand- parents, Lynn and Noreen Finnigan and Aunt Shelley of Pickering and grand- parents Ray and Joan VON of Kitchener: Don't Forget Oshawa/Whitby This week & AWIckerig News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every SBI. 9:30 to 3:00 To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 Phone tied up . use your Fax nwhine to send us your cleselrltd ad. Remember to ImIudt your colrpany't name, address A Phone. 710e 710 Bl 740 Mealwant�s 740 M� BELLA BAMBINA Cherry - Wayne and Frances are thrilled to announce the birth of their first child, JENNIFER FRANCES, bom July 3, 1992 at 4:06 a.m., 6 lbs., 13 oz. at Scarborough Grace Hospital. Jennifer is welcomed by proud grandparents John and Shirley Cherry and Gaetana and Gaspare Passarello, and all friends and relatives. ITS A BOY ICETON - Jeffrey and Jane are thrilled to announce the arrival of their son, ANDREW TREVOR, on July 2, 1992 at 11:36 p.m., 6 lbs., 14 ozs. at Ajax/Pickering Hospital. Proud first time grandparents are Wally and Molly Davies and Ralph and Bonnie Iceton. Thank you maternity staff at Ajax/Pickering Hospital. - - -- .____...------- In In 740Memoriams 740 Memoriams MCCOWAN, ANNE wl ' In memory of my wonderful, caring motner and a much loved grandmother who passed beyond the veil 1 7th July 1991, and also a dearly loved father and grandfather. John, who passed beyond the veil 6th September 1990. There is no death) The stars go down TO rise upon some other shore And bright in heaven's jeweled aOwn They shine for evermore. Springtime arrived. and the daffodils blossomed' Sadly missed, lovingly remembered from daughter Marlene and son-in-law Jtm Amott. 'Weeping may endure for a night Bur joy cometh in the morning.' We love you granny, from grandsons David and Andrew, and granddaughter Caroline (wee Dolly Day Dream). McGOWAN, ANNE In WAV in--ory of my mother n a dearly OMowd =-.--ndl who M. ua one year apo lodq. JWy 17th. 1tt1. also my father. John. a dearly loved father and grandfather who kit us September eth, 1990. No further away than her pick" A emils or remembered phrase My rro�Mr lives M m my memory So dose In to many ways For how often does the sural Briny nostalpk thoughts to mind d m mw" that our loved ones shared In days now left behind How often has a flower Or a crystal autumn sky Brough golden reflections of happy days gone by. Yes. memory has a magic way of keeping my mother now And ever close in mirnd and heart Are the ores we hold most dear. •rm No a Dlefrodi - rr be back in fire SP" - With love. your daughter Anne Beautiful memories are wonderful things They last through the longest oily They never wear out. They never get lost And can never be taken away From your son n -law. .go McDonald We hold you Coes within our hearts And there you will remain To walk with us throughout our lives Until we meet again. We have iota of lovely memories And that is surely true. But we didn't wars those m+errlorles Granny We only wanted you. With love from grandsons Soot) and Robbie and wee great granddaughter Victoria. X BE WATER SMART. SPR�ts RM CAN Q7 You WO MW Ttt0u6lE. N ref 010TER. All ARCTIC 0,4111 e'MITf flout COAT 11117 MIRE FROM Vol VFS. Is rMf SOONER J rrfr Mf Srdr MEL Ts. ITS rx= • COAT ffcoNEs fROrr. ALIOVIRC rT to rlaE Ir rrf rrr►u. to All A -rMCOf will Acnu li g �..y- TOletr PLACE ffTWEEr A PAPKI MM . r � It ANI A rTEAOfa srrrEA WITr A Ie0 iy IEILfR. At ION" rMf Jill WERE '? f IMA) to PMEf. 7W PNWLLER f i i IROfER EOM TO TRF ►Affil) _ R KID'S KOLLEGE CHILD CARE AND LEARNING CENTRE OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, JULY 18TH, 10 A.M. - 3 P.M. 253 LAKE DRIVEWAY WEST, AJAX 686.37W • Unique child care from 18 months to 9 year old. • Enrichment program • Summer ramp • Performing arts. • Initiation to computers • Drop ins • Secluded • Free standing budding • Roomy environment • Professional Staff • An excellent record and reputation. H". 401 A YEAR'S FREE TUITION Wasbmay Rd GIVEAWN Xake toast Dear Parents, we would like to invite you and your child to come in and inspect us. By just • 0 0 Realty (072192; r MODERN robot' farm, 127 acres 2700 sq.n. 4 bedroom ranch style Attached one bedroom guest apartment, large 2 car garage. case to the Vl- 1i'Ge Sharbol Lake and mss to as mayor takes 2 1,2 hours east of Toronto. 1 1,2 west or Ottawa 3159.OW Coude Real Estate lId 413-279.2108 (072192) SHARBOT Lake - log rami on 35 acres now Shall Laxe. one year old, labulous irier,or, cathedral Palings. traditional Charcot Indoor, convenerncea. 6 mew appliances. firancing available $123.000. Coulter Real Estate Ltd. 1-613-279- 2106 (07211 9Z BROKER has 510.000 to isi s, # MORTGAGE PROBLEMS? i WE CAN HELP! 420-3111 Ajax -Pickering Area Up to 900,10 financing. Refinancing,' consolidation, power of sale, foreclosure, poor credit, self-employed, cottage property, vacant land. Fast, professional service, 24 hours. EQUIGUARD MORTGAGE SERVICES wivilivill 5147 per mnt oh. Cor:tact Jerry at 668-6805. Comtmunay Finan- • , 670 crit sevioes. (TF) Personals VICEROY Hone - 1 12 years aid. 3 bedroom s+oesWa. 1 12 6.70% EXCITING SPICY PHOTOS OF taatha. hugs basement on 1.36 Rocrrtatta . Karen. Wendy and acres. 30 minutes north of 5 yr - 1st mtge. Lsa For discreet information. Oshawa_ $154'900. Call los- No fee -O.A.C. write: Karen, Box 670-RO. 439.2713. (0721 92) KOINOW B.C. VtY 7P4. Adults IPICKERING - Whiles and Finch. • FINANCING onry pace( (0731921 4 large bedrooms, 2650 aq.h. _ BIRTH cover d and family plan. approx.. large foyer, large a.7119L _ 5 yew m nglag" - Also nine counselling. Free and kitchen. central air and vac pus 7 year to 25 year mortgages at ctraidersial available Monday saroras. Asking 1275.000. Cad compstisw toed rates. In mens. to Friday. 690 a.m to 490 p.m 83"147.(0730M wdormstwo. personal and con- Clinic in Oshawa. Tuesday. 1 to OSHAWA - 3 bedroom bridle fidential service. Phone for 3 pts, and Wednesday 1 o 6 iroorrsation. 7 days a wok. 725- p.rill Pickering Thurs. 300 p.m. bungalow, carport, above 6123- (090292) to 6 p.m. For further inomattion ground pool, refinished call OAhawa 433.8901 M ck_ Pi driveway, reshingled roof. MORTGAGES and oars• 90 x alactrwc hast. Also reread base fanancrng, down payment ako Ming 420.8781. (TF) marls apartment. Orwrsr wile take arranged. Any arroum available. 33 year old Kara Wwipht train - bac k mortgage. ExcMaa valets call Doug or Rick 668-6605, irg Instructor. 1a years in martial -at $157,000. 579-4693. CommunAy, Firiancial Services. Mk and body tluildirg- Oft" 1071 602) (TF) private batons for man• woman, children In my studio M in your to moray down - 3 bedroom 590 OppBusiness home. Also step areobks n Os hot M hara, Wfge drive J ortunities Goodbodra studio. tis pay as and garage on large pot. YOU go. few vitt free bestial 1109.000. Cal Rick or Dag. NEED Extrakaome4 Let mile pave 1ouir step today. For 866-6805 or 1.800-663 4819. show you how a do it from your further information. cap Carl i axil. 932, leave message. homer with no direct setting further (.1488) (0� necessary. For more information, contact Paul SINCERE Snplss - Personal lit. WHMY - (Revenscrof) - OPEN MoCWlwlgh P.O. Bas 44012. troduction Ssrvi xa. A cordiden. HOUSE. Sot. and Sun. 1-4 pin.600 C*andvkw SL S. Oshawa, tial way to meet someone *2 Ro" Acres Dr. (5239.900). L1H all (0711692)tDaGal. Ssrtior Dscowtt• 55 and guilder says sell (drastic EXISTING Laser Therapy over. Cal Linda, 4364)864 or 1- Ieduci, 11- This 100 ay upgraded business. Help clients stop Soo -363-9767 or Alban. 866. 2 taoroy oerW halt pian backs Will ;ng and lose weigW 55500 2962. (TF) onto park. 4 bedrooms• mallet includes laser and business. GIFTED PYSCHIC (Formerly has a luxury ersuiN. farlilyroomn Cad 42&6871. (071992( GIF Ute TW Rooms) wig hep and has rtarbls fireplace. mucin floor with this You with Your helpanpersonal Osramica and hardwood floors +duct. muds more. cal Ante". 67 Personals problem CCtrl E �68C 1116.571-2770. (0721921) fo61COfIM. (072992). 510 .IESUS says. -'he blind wo TOWnhoUSeS ue bend? Does your minister DISTRESS Centre - Need For Sale - glasai The hirekn i is aomeono to talk to? cap us the hired minister, Micah 3:11, anytime, 4331121, 427-5639. SCARBOROUGH - 3 bedroom Isaiah 56:10-12, John 10:11. townhouse. 401 and Nelson, Jim Campbell, 1.705.953.9475. near schools. T.T.C. all (rFS) QuantayMeans Quauty amenities. Vendors motivated. ..SINGLES WORLD' Dance La1157"335 Cal Dinaz at Remax. 264-0591 or 2831500. (071992) every Sunday, 790 p.m. at The AdveAla In this Corral, 433 Simcoe St. S. NeweAdvedisermw ROUGE Valley executive 3 Oshawa Durham Region's only bedroom, 3 bath, 2 fireplaces, Sunday Dame EXCLUSIVELY Oshawa This Week M ny "WO klp9rad"• Virg for singles. Dress code. NO for a t omitinatka of ottb Paddard. public transit st JEANS. ntormation, 6237007. 119,0011 papers door. No agents. 261-0736. (TFALL) 675 c«vxwm Makh mates )✓ wn.l::Vx. w, lrfn4oa A flat" way ter mod for triMdshtp MnLance 43"M JOAN McCOY MALE, nonsmoker, duty bond hair, hotel eyes 5'10-, 190 to, attending Durham College, seeks attractive female, 19-35 years for rekokinship. Interests: music, boating, camping, conoons. sm usements parks, hot summer, mooll nights. Cad anytime. 434.1297. Srngls mothers welcome. (071792) 710 Births IT'S A GIRL EINARSSON - Gayle. Einar, Jesse and Kallan welcome with love, SHERENE MARILYN ELIZABETH, Into their world on July 7th, 1992 at 12.22 Pm Born at Markham Sioufrville Hospital weighing 7 bs . 5 oz Many thanks to Dr Pyselman and nursing stair TMs is our precious baby girl who was sent from God above There are many hearts to welcome her and so marry lives to love For this and for every tender new lite we an only pray ii cay that joy and lath will cradie her through all of lite s work and play This child is delivered Into the arms of two very proud brothers. Jesse and Kallan two very happy grand- mothers Marilyn and Berty, two lively grandfathers. Jim and SW and let s name some others. tour uncles three aunts, just to name a few your cousin. Sandy, wig be thrilled with you. and so many trends will be ready to play. Aloins and Gasses will be heading your ray A roaring crowd will be .." the bell Wanda. Pam. Holly and Michele Your arrival is sweet and each day we'll most the morning with love and tanks to God above VOLL- .. - FINNIGAN Jane and Tim are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son, CARL on July 5, 1992 at 5:24 p.m., 6 tbs., 12 oz. at St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto. Thrilled by his arrival are grand- parents, Lynn and Noreen Finnigan and Aunt Shelley of Pickering and grand- parents Ray and Joan VON of Kitchener: Don't Forget Oshawa/Whitby This week & AWIckerig News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every SBI. 9:30 to 3:00 To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 Phone tied up . use your Fax nwhine to send us your cleselrltd ad. Remember to ImIudt your colrpany't name, address A Phone. 710e 710 Bl 740 Mealwant�s 740 M� BELLA BAMBINA Cherry - Wayne and Frances are thrilled to announce the birth of their first child, JENNIFER FRANCES, bom July 3, 1992 at 4:06 a.m., 6 lbs., 13 oz. at Scarborough Grace Hospital. Jennifer is welcomed by proud grandparents John and Shirley Cherry and Gaetana and Gaspare Passarello, and all friends and relatives. ITS A BOY ICETON - Jeffrey and Jane are thrilled to announce the arrival of their son, ANDREW TREVOR, on July 2, 1992 at 11:36 p.m., 6 lbs., 14 ozs. at Ajax/Pickering Hospital. Proud first time grandparents are Wally and Molly Davies and Ralph and Bonnie Iceton. Thank you maternity staff at Ajax/Pickering Hospital. - - -- .____...------- In In 740Memoriams 740 Memoriams MCCOWAN, ANNE wl ' In memory of my wonderful, caring motner and a much loved grandmother who passed beyond the veil 1 7th July 1991, and also a dearly loved father and grandfather. John, who passed beyond the veil 6th September 1990. There is no death) The stars go down TO rise upon some other shore And bright in heaven's jeweled aOwn They shine for evermore. Springtime arrived. and the daffodils blossomed' Sadly missed, lovingly remembered from daughter Marlene and son-in-law Jtm Amott. 'Weeping may endure for a night Bur joy cometh in the morning.' We love you granny, from grandsons David and Andrew, and granddaughter Caroline (wee Dolly Day Dream). McGOWAN, ANNE In WAV in--ory of my mother n a dearly OMowd =-.--ndl who M. ua one year apo lodq. JWy 17th. 1tt1. also my father. John. a dearly loved father and grandfather who kit us September eth, 1990. No further away than her pick" A emils or remembered phrase My rro�Mr lives M m my memory So dose In to many ways For how often does the sural Briny nostalpk thoughts to mind d m mw" that our loved ones shared In days now left behind How often has a flower Or a crystal autumn sky Brough golden reflections of happy days gone by. Yes. memory has a magic way of keeping my mother now And ever close in mirnd and heart Are the ores we hold most dear. •rm No a Dlefrodi - rr be back in fire SP" - With love. your daughter Anne Beautiful memories are wonderful things They last through the longest oily They never wear out. They never get lost And can never be taken away From your son n -law. .go McDonald We hold you Coes within our hearts And there you will remain To walk with us throughout our lives Until we meet again. We have iota of lovely memories And that is surely true. But we didn't wars those m+errlorles Granny We only wanted you. With love from grandsons Soot) and Robbie and wee great granddaughter Victoria. X BE WATER SMART. SPR�ts RM CAN Q7 You WO MW Ttt0u6lE. N ref 010TER. All ARCTIC 0,4111 e'MITf flout COAT 11117 MIRE FROM Vol VFS. Is rMf SOONER J rrfr Mf Srdr MEL Ts. ITS rx= • COAT ffcoNEs fROrr. ALIOVIRC rT to rlaE Ir rrf rrr►u. to All A -rMCOf will Acnu li g �..y- TOletr PLACE ffTWEEr A PAPKI MM . r � It ANI A rTEAOfa srrrEA WITr A Ie0 iy IEILfR. At ION" rMf Jill WERE '? f IMA) to PMEf. 7W PNWLLER f i i IROfER EOM TO TRF ►Affil) _ R KID'S KOLLEGE CHILD CARE AND LEARNING CENTRE OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, JULY 18TH, 10 A.M. - 3 P.M. 253 LAKE DRIVEWAY WEST, AJAX 686.37W • Unique child care from 18 months to 9 year old. • Enrichment program • Summer ramp • Performing arts. • Initiation to computers • Drop ins • Secluded • Free standing budding • Roomy environment • Professional Staff • An excellent record and reputation. H". 401 A YEAR'S FREE TUITION Wasbmay Rd GIVEAWN Xake toast Dear Parents, we would like to invite you and your child to come in and inspect us. By just • 0 0 675 c«vxwm Makh mates )✓ wn.l::Vx. w, lrfn4oa A flat" way ter mod for triMdshtp MnLance 43"M JOAN McCOY MALE, nonsmoker, duty bond hair, hotel eyes 5'10-, 190 to, attending Durham College, seeks attractive female, 19-35 years for rekokinship. Interests: music, boating, camping, conoons. sm usements parks, hot summer, mooll nights. Cad anytime. 434.1297. Srngls mothers welcome. (071792) 710 Births IT'S A GIRL EINARSSON - Gayle. Einar, Jesse and Kallan welcome with love, SHERENE MARILYN ELIZABETH, Into their world on July 7th, 1992 at 12.22 Pm Born at Markham Sioufrville Hospital weighing 7 bs . 5 oz Many thanks to Dr Pyselman and nursing stair TMs is our precious baby girl who was sent from God above There are many hearts to welcome her and so marry lives to love For this and for every tender new lite we an only pray ii cay that joy and lath will cradie her through all of lite s work and play This child is delivered Into the arms of two very proud brothers. Jesse and Kallan two very happy grand- mothers Marilyn and Berty, two lively grandfathers. Jim and SW and let s name some others. tour uncles three aunts, just to name a few your cousin. Sandy, wig be thrilled with you. and so many trends will be ready to play. Aloins and Gasses will be heading your ray A roaring crowd will be .." the bell Wanda. Pam. Holly and Michele Your arrival is sweet and each day we'll most the morning with love and tanks to God above VOLL- .. - FINNIGAN Jane and Tim are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son, CARL on July 5, 1992 at 5:24 p.m., 6 tbs., 12 oz. at St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto. Thrilled by his arrival are grand- parents, Lynn and Noreen Finnigan and Aunt Shelley of Pickering and grand- parents Ray and Joan VON of Kitchener: Don't Forget Oshawa/Whitby This week & AWIckerig News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every SBI. 9:30 to 3:00 To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 Phone tied up . use your Fax nwhine to send us your cleselrltd ad. Remember to ImIudt your colrpany't name, address A Phone. 710e 710 Bl 740 Mealwant�s 740 M� BELLA BAMBINA Cherry - Wayne and Frances are thrilled to announce the birth of their first child, JENNIFER FRANCES, bom July 3, 1992 at 4:06 a.m., 6 lbs., 13 oz. at Scarborough Grace Hospital. Jennifer is welcomed by proud grandparents John and Shirley Cherry and Gaetana and Gaspare Passarello, and all friends and relatives. ITS A BOY ICETON - Jeffrey and Jane are thrilled to announce the arrival of their son, ANDREW TREVOR, on July 2, 1992 at 11:36 p.m., 6 lbs., 14 ozs. at Ajax/Pickering Hospital. Proud first time grandparents are Wally and Molly Davies and Ralph and Bonnie Iceton. Thank you maternity staff at Ajax/Pickering Hospital. - - -- .____...------- In In 740Memoriams 740 Memoriams MCCOWAN, ANNE wl ' In memory of my wonderful, caring motner and a much loved grandmother who passed beyond the veil 1 7th July 1991, and also a dearly loved father and grandfather. John, who passed beyond the veil 6th September 1990. There is no death) The stars go down TO rise upon some other shore And bright in heaven's jeweled aOwn They shine for evermore. Springtime arrived. and the daffodils blossomed' Sadly missed, lovingly remembered from daughter Marlene and son-in-law Jtm Amott. 'Weeping may endure for a night Bur joy cometh in the morning.' We love you granny, from grandsons David and Andrew, and granddaughter Caroline (wee Dolly Day Dream). McGOWAN, ANNE In WAV in--ory of my mother n a dearly OMowd =-.--ndl who M. ua one year apo lodq. JWy 17th. 1tt1. also my father. John. a dearly loved father and grandfather who kit us September eth, 1990. No further away than her pick" A emils or remembered phrase My rro�Mr lives M m my memory So dose In to many ways For how often does the sural Briny nostalpk thoughts to mind d m mw" that our loved ones shared In days now left behind How often has a flower Or a crystal autumn sky Brough golden reflections of happy days gone by. Yes. memory has a magic way of keeping my mother now And ever close in mirnd and heart Are the ores we hold most dear. •rm No a Dlefrodi - rr be back in fire SP" - With love. your daughter Anne Beautiful memories are wonderful things They last through the longest oily They never wear out. They never get lost And can never be taken away From your son n -law. .go McDonald We hold you Coes within our hearts And there you will remain To walk with us throughout our lives Until we meet again. We have iota of lovely memories And that is surely true. But we didn't wars those m+errlorles Granny We only wanted you. With love from grandsons Soot) and Robbie and wee great granddaughter Victoria. X BE WATER SMART. SPR�ts RM CAN Q7 You WO MW Ttt0u6lE. N ref 010TER. All ARCTIC 0,4111 e'MITf flout COAT 11117 MIRE FROM Vol VFS. Is rMf SOONER J rrfr Mf Srdr MEL Ts. ITS rx= • COAT ffcoNEs fROrr. ALIOVIRC rT to rlaE Ir rrf rrr►u. to All A -rMCOf will Acnu li g �..y- TOletr PLACE ffTWEEr A PAPKI MM . r � It ANI A rTEAOfa srrrEA WITr A Ie0 iy IEILfR. At ION" rMf Jill WERE '? f IMA) to PMEf. 7W PNWLLER f i i IROfER EOM TO TRF ►Affil) _ R KID'S KOLLEGE CHILD CARE AND LEARNING CENTRE OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, JULY 18TH, 10 A.M. - 3 P.M. 253 LAKE DRIVEWAY WEST, AJAX 686.37W • Unique child care from 18 months to 9 year old. • Enrichment program • Summer ramp • Performing arts. • Initiation to computers • Drop ins • Secluded • Free standing budding • Roomy environment • Professional Staff • An excellent record and reputation. H". 401 A YEAR'S FREE TUITION Wasbmay Rd GIVEAWN Xake toast Dear Parents, we would like to invite you and your child to come in and inspect us. By just • 0 0 IW NEW$APYr*rl1V^-WAJ).JVkY 4.11"; -PAPA 3$-A !�0=0 kUTMNJ 0211'1=FIAT/_'\"�J02101 DODGESHJ� Dodge Shadow 5 door with air conditioning, automatic trans. comes NEW 1092complete with 47 standard features, including AM/FM stereo, power • _ _ steering, power brakes and more, all for the drive away price of only $12,316.10. i. lu NEW 1992 NATtAEi M: Shadow P" •2.2 are electronic fuel injected engine 4 door with -Air conditioning Subtotal •AMiFM stereo with 4 speakers 22D Package 41,389" -Automatic trans P.S.T. '961" -Power brakes Freight `425" *Front wheel drive G.S.T. '8400 -Full console with centre armrest Air Tax `100" -Power steering Sub total 113,816" .7y rill 5,000 km powertrain warranty or 3 yr or 60,000 km bumper to bumper Tire Tax Gas Tax '25" 75' -Dual remote r,rrors Fa s1,5000D YOU AMININWAY 111119M 12,3 16,° DGE CARAVAN OIL" { TS 1992 DODGE CARAVAN 517,470.00 I 'LUF' FREIGHT $665.00 -AIR CONDITIONING AIR TAX 5100.00 •7 PASSENGER SEATING TIRE TAX 525.00 'V6 18 602.00 �1W >� p�tE -AUTOMATIC $' P.S.T. 1,460.00 AWAY 'DRIVER'S SIDE AIR BAG G.S.T. 51,270.00 00AM,!FM STEREO $20,999.00 ! " 999 -LUGGAGE RACK REBATE 51,000.00 19' •STOCK #311-2 DRIVE AWAY PRICE `19,999.00 We a novel concept. With drive away, the price includes the freight. GST F S T.. and all other taxes No extra. No h dde� costs. Only Annandale Dodge dares to offer this. The advertised price is the price You pay. All you have i to do then, is drive away. *See dealer for details. "Rebate assigned to ilea*, in lieu of finance offer dinned Time ;."'e, "Monthly payment based over o0 months at 9.^ with taxes. tic.. !refight 3 rebate down` C A.0 o pMl'IAllp� CHURCH a �r^&S PICKERINI A1121111111 oil Ilk am. a __..awki ii _%i&kslw*Aa '.tk V_ft _iii ;PAGE 34 -A -TRE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED, JULY 15, 1992 .............. , ¢� ' f hC&D MEAT .,Marinated � d• Marinated Beef ShiShkabob Meat Lean Ground Chicken -SAVE .50 Ib. 49 y Ib. Cube- Steaks SAVE 1.30 11). �99 Halenda's Own Egg Potato Salad . SAVE .30 1b. 89 Gourd" court 1415 King St E. 432-1382 Tues. A Wed 9-6 Thurs. i Fri. 9-8 Sat 94, Sun. 9.5 451 Simcoe St. S. 723-1602 Tues. 9-6 Wed. 8-6 Thurs. 8.6, Fri. 8-7 sat. e-6 Taunton Square Corner of TauntonlRitson 571-1446 Tues. 9.5, Wed 84 Thurs. 8 Fri. 8-8 Sat 84, Sun. 9.4 i;�P.71...-+.r--r.- .. -_ ...- ♦---«.. r«-�LJ.�.Aa w c. ...1.iJ►rb b..r .. Eye of Round Roasts (SAVE 1.20 The Hip Roasts SAVE 1.00 Ib. 6.9. Ib. west a sour A,-Pffe R!bS"' SAVE' 1.00 tb. = �2,9 1018 Dundas St E. (Across from Kmart) 434-8454 Tues. 9-5, Wed. 8-6 Thur. i Fri. 6-7 Sac 7-5 1794 Liverpool Rd. Picldair Plaza 831-7961 Tues. 9.6, Wed 9.6 Thurs. k Fri. 9.0 Sat. ", sun. 10-5 .:;�;.:::,.1a►..:._.__.«..,._v4.L6c:...—;say eeeel■ ■aaessQ�s ound SteakF.--,, VE 1.50 Ib.`b 99� 100 Was" Rd. S. 6 Locations tat fro Stst1On) Serving Durham 427-9938 Region. t Tuss: vied. 10-7 Thurs. a Fri. 94 Prices effective Sat 8.5, Sun. 104 till • Sun., Ju 19192 •n f. .l.�i.MI.V....4. .0 i 11 « L -1 ....r.Y .,'M.Y... ....... i..., a L