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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1992_07_31'SaG �i'AR.E. ..^a6'5!�,,'G'.''�"d'r'�''^�.�. '. s'L: ":+ul?.,y4r".f;.v ^.rn(lgytfgt +�iM.•tlbty�yr�r Y,�ytm. L�'� � ..��:.-�r.:r�_b_,._.. ._r✓,.. �_s;:,-:..���:.;.•.-.:�.ws�a�n;�;a?K:.�.i.K:�'�'+ -.�^n .•:�:�ai.�,W ._._: ,ti��i:m:.:�� - ` ,. _... >..-..�._ .., .. - —-----..... .,...... �. .�... ter... .._ .. 1 11 u Pickering Edition #1 �ppR� firs DVIRTISIR PRICES SATIN SHOES �-, . $ago THE SHOE BOX Pkkering Torn Centro 831-7009 Friday, July 31, 1992 24 popes A Metrdand Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 510 + 40 GST = 55 cents Vol. 111 No. 31 Woman bound in armed robbery AJAX - A credit -union employ- ee "thought that was it" when three bandits robbed her at gun- point here yesterday :Horning, tap - ing her wrists and ankles together. She was alone when the rob- bery occurred at the Autoworkers (Ajax) Credit Union on Hunt St. shortly after 8 a.m. Three masked men, two carrying guns, made off with several thousand dollars and the employee's purse, which con- tained some money and credit cards. "I didn't think I could get shot until they started to tape me up," recalls the woman, her voice choking with emotion and her eyes welling up with tears. "When they came in, I thought it was a joke. I don't know why I thought that," said the woman, who asked not to be identified. Though the bandits were there only two or three minutes, it seemed like two hours," says the woman, who was forced to lie face down on the floor. She was uninjured. Before leaving, the thieves ripped several phones out of thz wall. The woman later slithered across the floor to the back door which remained slightly ajar after their departure. Her call for help was answered by two pedestri- ans, who phoned police. The first suspect is described as 6'4", with a thin build, in his late 20s. He was wearing a dark, long-sleeved jacket and pants, and gloves, and was carrying a gun. The second suspect is 5'5" to 5'6", has a medium build and was wearing a balaclava and a light shirt. The third suspect is also 5'5" to 5'6" and was also wearing a balaclava. The getaway vehicle is believed to be a medium blue Plymouth Voyageur or Mag- icwagon with tinted windows. Proposed helmet law ' a turn for the best' says accident victim By LINDA WHITE T h o s e � Staff Reporter f a m i l i e s - DURHAM - Forcing cycliszs to who wear wear safety helmets is "a tum for helmets as the best," says an Ajax resident they cycle who suffered brain damage as a together result of a biking accident five 4nake Mr. ; years ago. F i n o r a "It's about time," Kevin Finora "want to says of the province's proposed stop and mandatory bicycle helmet law. "I congratulate think helmets should be mandatory, them and just like seat belts. They do nothing te11 them my but good." story. I Kevin Finora After fracturing his skull in a appreciate seeing those people freak cycling accident in May 1987, who've woken up to reality." Mr. Finora spent four months in the Mr. Finora's mother Nancy, hospital and rehabilitation. He suf- who works in the emergency roorn fered a temporary loss of all senses, at the Ajax and Pickering General including vision and hearing, and Hospital, agrees. doctors predicted he'd never play "I couldn't tell you the number his flute again and would do poorly of kids who suffer major and minor in mathematics and science. -head injuries because of a fall from -Though the 24 -year-old Guelph a bike," she says. "I'm very vocal University student proved them and tell them my son's story and wrong, he considers himself how it could have been avoided if "lucky" to be "back to normal."he had been wearing a helmet. Seeing cyclists who don't wear , ;Marty aren't as lucky as Kevin." helmets brings back painful memo- She disagrees with those who ries for Mr. Finora. "Teenagers ''suggest it's unreasonable to ask a shouldn't feel like geeks when they "-cyclist on a country or suburban wear one," he motes.' Iitat's silly." - See WEARING ... Page S The Ajax Cycling Cub has donated $13,000 to the Ajax - Pickering General Hospital expansion raised through ongo- ing bingo games. According to the hospital, the club is the only sports organization in the com- munity to donate to the hospital thus far, and challenges other sports groups to contribute. The 41 -member club started making payments to the hospital even before an official fundraising campaign was launched. Inside the [.awNews Fatal crash kills mom, daughter MSPOrts Lisa Flood flares well at Olympics See Page 15 Letters..................................A6 Billboard ............................ A 10 Sports.... .............. .............. A 15 Classified ............................A22 -- r w. t ♦ :i .ry • > - - - -i•s a`�'�Y. tt, �' �AiL°L 2-�i'lIB �VE1�5 AdV`�1►�111`i� ,jtr1.'r"31;�`t992 Construction strike slows hospital expansion By JUDI BOBBITT Staff Reporter AJAX-PICKERING - Con- struction on the new wing of the Ajax -Pickering General Hospi- tal has slowed due to a province -wide labor strike. About 8,000 Ontario con- struction laborers have been off the job since Monday morning when their union failed to reach an agreement with a bargaining agency representing contractors. The strike has had "a crip- pling effect" on construction sites across Ontario, says hick Barbieri, business manager of the Laborers' International Union. Laborers are "essential to the industry," he says, work- ing as a team with carpenters and bricklayers. A spokesman for the contrac- tors' bargaining agency refused comment on the dispute. At the hospital construction site only mechanical and electri- cal workers are still on the job, says project manager Rene Roy of Cooper Corp. The strike has left other tradespeople, such as carpenters and floor finishers, unable to work. "There's not a lot we can do right now," says Mr. Roy. "We should be pouring the third floor. It was to be finished this week, but it's on hold." The S30.8 -million expansion will continue to be delayed until the strike is over, he adds. At issue in the strike is con- tract language regarding non- THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 77n7D)OFDURHAM DURHAM HOLIDAY CLOSURE ""'°" OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE The METRO (BROCK WEST) DISPOSAL SITE will be closed on Monday, August 3, 1992, for the Civic Holiday. Normal operations will resume on Tuesday, August 4, 1992. V. A. SILGAILIS, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS PtM•Q The Town of Pickering s Department of d s Community Services b Facilities caou _Xy 50�ft aAa F x::iat FALL PROGRAM REGISTRATION The Fall Program Brochures are currently being delivered through Canada Post. If you have not received your book by Friday, July 31, 1992 please contact the Post Office. Processing of mail -in or drop box registrations for Town of Pickering residents will commence AUGUST 4,1992 Cash applications will be accepted AUGUST 24, 1992 Non-resident applications will be processed commencing AUGUST 24,1992 NOTE: ALL PARTICIPANTS IN PRE-SCHOOL - ,PROGRAMS MUST BE THE REQUIRED MINIMUM AGE BY THE FIRST DAY OF THE PROGRAM. PROOF OF AGE MAY BE (REQUESTED BY THE INSTRUCTOR DURING THE SECOND WEEK OF CLASS. - For more information on programs and registrations, contact the Town of Pickering Department of Community Services and Facilities at: 420-46219 420-4622, or 683-2760 union sub trades, says Mr. Bar- bieri. The union is also unhappy with a wage increase offer of $1.75 per hour for the next three years, he says. Construction laborers in the Ajax -Pickering area make an average of $24 per hour. There are no plans to get back to the bargaining table, says Mr. Barbieri. "It's my sin- cere hope everybody involved will come to their senses and make it a short strike. But as long as the (currently proposed contract) language is still on the table, we're prepared to stay out." The strikers are not picketing in order to allow other trades- people to continue to work. 40V -"Head-on crash ::. k. -ills MoMq child"' PICKERING - A head-on collision in Pickering Wednesday after- noon claimed the life of an Uxbridge woman and her five-year-old daughter. The accident occurred at noon on Brock Rd., north of Claremont, when the victims' southbound car collided with a northbound truck. Dead are Lynn Shaw, 42, of Davis Dr. and her daughter Amanda Shaw. A second child in the car was flown by air ambulance to the Hospital For Sick Children in critical condition. The truck driver was "shaken" but not seriously injured, say Durham Regional Police. The cause of the accident is under investigation. Chinese Baptist Church opens PICKERING - A Chinese Bap- shows, face painting, clowns, bal- tist Church will open in Pickering loons, storytelling and food. All with a family carnival Saturday, are welcome. Admission is Sl. Aug. 22. The event will be held from The church, located at 2145 1:30 to 5 p.m. Brock Rd., will host an afternoon For more information, call 686 - of games, puppet shows, magic 6311 or 297-8011. The Best Back-to-School Computer value Ever! 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We haven't been officially told if (the Ministry) is going to honor that shortfall." The budget in Ajax -Pickering is $1.6 million for 1992-93. Mr. Baric says ambulance ser- vices were all given a one -per- cent increase, and then were sup- posed to send in their "plan of attack". "We just sent in a plan that involves cutting services to stay within that budget," he says. He added that cuts are hard to find when 90 per cent of a budget is salaries. "We're in a unique situation here," he says, because the union contract is going into binding arbi- tration on the issue of wage parity with Ministry ambulance atten- dants. A wage hike of six per cent is needed to bring them to parity. 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Toronto man arrested following auto break-ins at GO parking lot A Toronto man has been charged with a spate of auto break-ins at the GO train parking lot in Ajax after a keen -eyed citizen alerted a transit employee just before 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. According to Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie of Durham Regional Police, police were called and, "found a person there and arrested him." Three of seven vehicles broken into had property tNE stolen — all of it subsequently recovered, said Staff Sergeant Ryric. A motorcycle stolen from Toronto was also recov- ered nearby. A 20 -year-old Martingrove St. resident has been charged with seven counts of mischief, three counts of theft, three counts of possession of stolen property and one count of possessing burglary tools. 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Toronto man arrested following auto break-ins at GO parking lot A Toronto man has been charged with a spate of auto break-ins at the GO train parking lot in Ajax after a keen -eyed citizen alerted a transit employee just before 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. According to Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie of Durham Regional Police, police were called and, "found a person there and arrested him." Three of seven vehicles broken into had property tNE stolen — all of it subsequently recovered, said Staff Sergeant Ryric. A motorcycle stolen from Toronto was also recov- ered nearby. A 20 -year-old Martingrove St. resident has been charged with seven counts of mischief, three counts of theft, three counts of possession of stolen property and one count of possessing burglary tools. EN1N MONTHS MEE TO KEEP FOR YOURSELF OR GIVE TO A FRIEND BRAMPTON WEST MISSISSAUGA 1�67 • •250 Clarence Street 1 100 Bumhamthorpe Road West 5 Y' Street 4S4-4722 896-2870 323-9259 EAST MISSISSAUGA NORTH YORK THORNHILL 474 Iroquois shore Rod 1590 Dundas Street East 34 Doncaster Avenue 842-2366 272-1311 L 731-6941 Work wt at airy dub wow Mads�r. wedaesdar, Friday or Tuesday, Thursdq, Suwdq . Other iincomed a nhenhips are mibW Miatmiard ke qo. Benita, fxi W and iiows nnr aim his hntioo to ballon. Some estrKdons Anlr. Fire .hit incatire. 8 PAG�4TH�N�altshDYF�tTf�BPRlD�14lli1Y'31;1992 ANDREW BRIAN RODS Missing since July 14 Police seek help finding missing man AJAX-PICKERING - A Picker- ing man has been missing for more than two weeks and police are look- ing for helping in finding him. Andrew Brian Rous, 27, hasn't been heard from since July 14 when he left a message on the answering machine at his Diefenbaker Ct. horns. Mr. Rous, also known as Brian Wheeler, is a housekeeper at the Ajax and Pickering General Hospi- tal. He stands 5'4", weighs about 120 pounds, has a shm build, short brown hair, a moustache, brown eyes and a medium complexion. When last seen, he was wearing navy pans, white running shoes and a short -sleeved blue t -shirt bearing alis hospital logo. Mr. Rous drives a white 1989 Hyundai GLS four door, with the beence plate %3 PRY. He's an avid rollerskater and had rollcrskatcs with him. Anyone with any information on his whereabouts is asked to call Durham Regional Police at 683- 91 W. 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Tor Rebecca � Sheppard Ave. E., Willowdale •Black Crsek Plaza 805 Rogers Rd.. Toronto - '.� : � ;,+ •, 1 - _ .,tom_ 'lam}. j,,' ..Or- •,rr,Ae► . :.STAR IVE'1TS ADYP,Rii'tS� !1RlDAY. J�IX'�!; I!n-tA�$ S .�..a.. ,. ,,...., ........ . . ..................... -'helmet .�. .wv � � . r .. c• n.rNV►w�.vr. •..rwwx �rrk"si�s�P .ten• :.i1i[�Idiri.. x ��.�.�:a 1� � Y:bf •• � . , . . • ,�dea earn a msensie ea e� * FROM PAGE 1 u `J street with little traffic to wear a hel- met. "Kevin was riding on a suburban street when he had his accident," she says. "There's no place where you shouldn't wear a helmeL" According to the Head Injury Association of Durham Region, about 150 Durham residents suffer head injuries as a result of cycling accidents each year. Bicyclists with helmets have an 85 -per cent reduction in the risk of a head injury and an 88 -per cent reduction in the risk of a brain injury, it reports. About 75 -per cent of the 45 - member Ajax Cycling Club sport helmets, reports Fred Garriques, ff Getting your child ........ :into the helmet habit DURHAM -Are you having <they're still on their tricycles or a hard time getting your child to '.."big wheels." wear a helmet while cycling? Be consistent. Wearing a The Head Injury Association helmet is like buckling a safety of Durham Region offers the belt — every time, every ride. following tips that could help They must also believe in the get your child into the helmet importance of wearing helmets. habit: • Healthy living is in style. • No helmet, no bike. Don't 'Talk to your children about let your child ride their bike wearing helmets and let them unless they wear the proper know bikes are not toys, but gear, their first vehicle; an injury to • Let your child pick out their the brain cannot be fixed like a own helmet. After all, they'll be broken arm —some children die the one wearing it. while others live with a lifelong • Wear a helmet yourself. disability; most professional ath- You're a role model and kids fetes wear helmets while partici- ]cam best by observing you. pating in sports; you value them • Rewards. Praise your kids and their brain. when they wear a helmet, espe- And though you can't predict cially when they do so without when accidents will happen, the being told to. association reminds you to pre- - Use positive peer pressure. pare for one because falls from Encourage your child's friends bikes happen anytime and any - to wear helmets as well. where. That's why it's important • Helmet habits arc easier to to wear a helmet whenever rid - establish sooner than later. Start ing, even if it's just down the them off with a helmet while streeL who broke his neck in a cycling mishap last summer. Though doctors say he may have injured his spinal cord if he had been -wearing a helmet, Mr. Garriques believes it's "preferrable to wear a helmet because it could save a life." The national cycling association requires all cyclists to wear a helmet at races, the 60 -year cycling veteran notes. Already, half of the 28 -member recreational cycling group Spoke Folk wear helmets. "I think it's a sensible idea," says member Val Marshall. "I see more and more people wearing them. I feel very comfortable wearing one." She believes, however, munici- palitics "should be encouraged to put in bicycle lanes. As a motorist, I think it would be a lot safer." But fellow member Amy Lawrence isn't sold on the idea of making helmets mandatory. "I have mixed feelings;' she admits. "I think it should be a personal decision. I've been riding all my life and have never needed one." She's also worried about the cost of buying a helmet for both her and her husband. "It would cost us any- where from SO) to S 100," she notes. Ms. Marshall suggests subsidiz- ing the cost of helmets, just as garbage composters are. But Durham West MPP Jim Wiseman would "hesitate" before DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS d FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD (FRIDAY, JULY 31,1992 SUNDAY, AUG. 2, 1992 NEWS ADVERTISER NEWS ADVERTISER A&P (AJAX/PICK.) CANADIAN TIRE DOM IN ION 'CANADIAN TIRE (AJAX/PICK.) FOOD CITY 'NUTS `N CRUNCH K -MART (A ) (AJAX/PICK.) LOBLAWS MIRACLE FOOD MART SAV -A -CENTRE SEARS THE BAY • Delivered to selected households only Ajax -Pickering Mwm« of � } OMMRI ��� asking the government to subsidize helmets because "it already has a deficit. "Wearing a helmet just makes sense," notes Wiseman. "Head injuries can be devastating to a fami- ly and costly to a society as a whole. On this kind of an issue, it would be nice not to have to have a law." Durham Regional Police Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie says mem- bers of the force's newly -intro- duced bicycle patrol wear helmets. "They're under no obligation to do so, but they wear them for safety and as an example to other peo- ple." A mandatory bicycle helmet law could be in place within 18 months. FRIDAY'S CARRIER OF THE WEEK R SEAN FINDLAY Sear enjoys gy^nasties arc an- Sear received a McDorald's meal -deal comDi mems of *be News Advertiser. Corgratulaaons Sear for being our F,?day Carver of tie Ween. 911A rHaLivArsALE 1NAL UUEEI�ND.•FRI�AYSAIUR0/IVSIINOAVANOMONM LAST4 R MINIMUM 1. 9 - - F I'll , haw ft `51 � '2'E « �..it � fair tw a . � sta•r � tt� � �'~ at , Test � of ums" Q*ee�es• 01111 S* (1 5_.- _T!00 $WN # N _ �# gST apd PSI. We pay CST and PST! We pay GST and PST! We pay #Ile pap CST and 111 I + ft, fo a tale meow f1lIIL - &o� arm* a wWw a so w nw m. mw ,/Man dna Nt w I/'/1>rNMi'N7Cai/N!. �T! Mia-ki.1.M THE FURNITURE MALL P ICKERING R MARKHAM n 7. MISSISSAUGA (Kingston Rd. � ! Hwy. #7 SMILES AVE ©� Diane Road Bast of Whites Rd W '°'"© and Woodbine 1 and Dundas 1095 Kingston Rd. .a+ 8400 Woodbine Ave. M01 1425 Dundas $t E. Pickering: 839-2000 Markham: 475-0705 1 1 Mississauga: 625-1050 ftaegggffy it axw? atse'iew.es intenrhome � 1E[,DWORLD') dinettegallery (� otse+r.«.. IIt '. - - , , - � p. ten' i 0EW 5 ftaegggffy it axw? atse'iew.es intenrhome � 1E[,DWORLD') dinettegallery (� otse+r.«.. IIt '. - - , , - � p. a helmet while riding bike Forcing cyclists to wear safet} helmets is a sensible idea, and one r that's long overdue. ��✓ Not only do they reduce the risk of head injuries and brain damage, they reduce the immeasurable grief and suffering of accident victims, -� their families and friends. That's why the provincial government's proposed law brings a sigh BRIAN IVIULRONEY of relief to people like Ajax resident Kevin Finora, who suffered brain damage as a result of a freak cycling accident five years ago. IN Seeing cyelists without helmets brings back painful memories for Mr. Finora, whose remarkable recovery was an uphill battle for both - HONEY91 him and all thou who know him. t Helmets also benefit taxpayers who foot the bill for hospital and lie rehabilitation expenses. , Mr. Finora spent four months in the hospital and rehabilitation, hav- ingsuffered a temporary loss of all senses, including sight and hearing. And he's just one of an estimated 150 Durham residents who suffer head injuries as a result of cycling accidents each year. Though his mom calls him "luck," the cost of a helmet could have Spared Mr. Finora an ordeal he wouldn't wish upon anyone. THE COUNTRY MPP Jim Wiseman hits the nail on the head when he says it would be Nice not to have a law forcing people to be sensible. But just as motor cycle helmets and scat belts are accepted today, w should cycling hel- mets be accepted tomorrow . a And cyclists shouldn't wait until the proposed helmet law becomes mandatory -- the time to wear helmets is now. Parents should make sure all of their bike -riding children have one, even the littlecs o o n incl - Iles. Get them in the habit. And if you're riding along with your r chill- dren, wear a helmet. You'll not only be protected, but will set a positive - example as well. Letters Does town have double filing --s ystem`? es3Ldens o 9ec ions g6o un ear To the editor, with a major developer. We have Don't tell me there weren't any The following is a copy of a been heard, but not listened to. because I personally know better letter sent to Maurice Brenner, There must be a double filing and so do you. acting mayor of Pickering. ; ystem In Pickering labelled "pro" Whv was the excerpt from the I have just received a copy of and "con" as the copies of letters council meeting of Oct. 15, 1991 the distorted and incomplete from Pickering residents sent in sent in rather than the meeting of package sent to the Minister of the package were totally "pro" and Dec. 9, 1991 when the by-law watt Municipal Affairs, by the Town were also from people not living conveniently voted on and of Pickering, on Jan. 15, 1992 in the immediate area. Whatever approved? The answer to that is regarding council's approval of a happened to the "con" letters.' quite obvious, there were far too co-op apartment building near Hwy. 2 and Rougemount Dr. It is quite obvious that a retired lady, who lives next door to this The News Advertiser asked area residents if they think the province at�� G �Q u I grotesque proposed structure, and should force cyclists to wear safety helmets. — -- 1,000 other homeowners in the -- immediate area cannot compete - y ��, -� `, I i � 4. _. .dam• .�`ry - a h PN' Albert Dykema says, "It's Adam Connolly says, "Yes, in .Harry Young says, "Yes. I good for the kids, but I would Steve Spaans says, "No, I case a stick gets caught in the think it's a good idea." . never wear one." 11 don't think they should force us." spokes and you fly off the bike." many people that got up and objected vehemently to the entire project. The package that was sent to the MMA was a total misrepresen- tation of what the people want and what went on in council meetings. The quick -buck developer knew what he was doing when he looked for a jerk -water town run by an inefficient council to have this inappropriate development passed. ` We might as well get used to the fact that the constituency has no say until our council displays some modicum of responsibility to their employers — namely us. Peggy MacKinnon, Pickering 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 21-15 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. News Advertiser A Metroland Community Newspaper Timothy John Whittaker -Publisher The entire content of the News Adver- _ftw is protected by copyright and unauthorized use without Written con- sent Is prohibited. The publisher feserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement -01 his discretion. JOANNE BURGHARDT - Editor -6 -Chief GREG COMES - Managing Edits HUGH MCHOLSON - Advertising Marlager MONGUE LEA - Retail Sales Manager FAKOURIE - Distribution Manager -/TBE NEWSROOM - 64.1-5110 OISTRIBUTION - 645-5117 • • RETAIL ADVERTISING - 6415110 CLASSIFIED - 794.7672 FAX - 643-7363 NATIONAL ADVERTISING SALES 693-1300 REAL ESTATE 4 AUTOMOTIVE AOVERns1Nre - 794.7672 0 The News Advertiser• published every 10Y. Wednesday and Friday at 130 Comm - dal • Ave.. Afar. Ontario LIS 2H5. Is arw Of the Matidarw arin". Pis ,*V and 0WOUrng grasp *film of ssbusp ban rwwapers III Afoar/Plckarksp News Advertiser. Aurora 8arvser. Bart Advance. Brompton Guardian. ISumngton post. Collingwood Connection. Etoblcdre C*"dlan/lakesh sre Advertiser. C—gelown Independent, KkWon This Week. Lindsay This Week. Marl(hom Economist 4 Sun. Milian Canada, Chamdon Mississauga News. Newmarket Era. Nath Yoh Mirror. Nortnunbehar d News. Ookvft Beaver Orrikl Today. pygwa/1Miby We". We• Peterborough Thus Weak. RichmondHIN /Thornhill Liberd. Scarborough Mirror. Usbrldge/StourMae Tribune. Todays Seniors Pogo slzaa may •ay sirghtty from prbWhed rate caro due to moon rieol raqulramanh or dRerent printers Metrolond Prit". Publishing and Distributing is a member or the Canadian CommuiN Newspapers Association. Ontario Community Newspapers Association and Ontow Press Courscir Second Class Mail R419mo9on Number IS97 Mak XZWApt10/1 rates in Canodo T year S70 Per edition 0 : AJAX-PICKERING - Three area residents will be pouring on the pedal power next month in a 1,000 -kilometre bicycle trip in aid of underprivileged children. Starting from Ste. Foy, Que- bec on Aug. 9, the three will join other Canadian cyclists headed for Queen's Park during Cycle For Kids '92, an event organized by the Christian Chil- Aren's Fund of Canada. The cyclists are collecting sponsors in aid of children in Third - World countries. The group is scheduled to obituary HAROLD, Ellen Amv - At the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Monday, July 27, 1992. Ellen Harold, beloved wife of Louis. Dear mother of Elizabeth, Amy Anne, Cynthia and sons-in-law Gordon and John. Dear grand- mother of John and Sally. Great- grandmother of Andrew, Antho- ny, Andrew and Ian. Aunt of Christian, Angela, Malcolm, Joseph, Kathleen, Cecily and Joyce. Funeral arrangements entrusted to the Accettone and Lodge Funeral Home, Ajax, 428- 9090. .lob training number incorrect An incorrect phone num- ber was published in a story on a provincial job training program in Sunday's paper. For information on the Jobs Ontario Training Fund, call 1-800-387-5656. The number 1-800-387-0743 is for the hearing impaired. The News Advertiser regrets the error. GOLF ANNANDALE COUNTRY ��CLUB , F OFF TIMES EA$E CAL{. 683=3210 24 HOUR NOTICE RE00IRED 18" W Vt prlp W~ WiNcol(Ill 1M%M SPECIAL �ONAR" B CRKET IDAY 2FOR 1 2 ROUNDS OF 18 HOLES PLUSOO POWER CART 4S HOLIDAYS, TOURNAMENTS i OTHER PROMOTIONS EXCLUDED M OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 31192 M PLEASE PRESENT TWS Al) M - FOR THE SPECIAL 4; arrive in Toronto on Aug. 22, travelling through Pickering that day along Twyn Rivers Dr. Local cyclists are John Woods of Pickering, Robert Bennett of Pickering, and Karen Leckie of Ajax. All three are in need of spon- sors. Robert is a student at Picker- ing High School who signed up for the trip after reading a previ- ous story in the News Advertis- er. He describes himself as an "avid" cyclist who has ridden as far as 80 kilometres in a day. " 1 really want to go on the trip; I t ' s some- thing to accom- plish ' and it's for a worthy cause. 11John Woods To sponsor Robert, call him at 837-0886. The Modern Version of An Ancient Egyptian Art of Hair Removal. 10 &a/[N�/ !OFF 6 � $5 0" body sugaring • More gentle than any other form of hair removal available today • Environmentally sound • Natural ingredients that leave the skin soft, silky and healthy !ooking I Business Opportunities Available Call Denise 686-5817 V4411 N to 11 [fill$ id Resin Multi iltion iner • t at9.Oval Resin Table • 6 SoW Resin go Bade S265°� . r1 M Mr. Woods, branch manager of Simpsons Commercial Interi- ors in Markham, says he's not a "gung-ho" cyclist but is an all- round fitness buff. "The idea (of the ride) appealed to me; I already sponsor a child." You can sponsor him at 839-7267. Ms. Leckie, a student at McMaster University in Hamil- ton, cycles regularly, but this will be her longest trip. "It's going to be a challenge for me. I've never done a cycling ride this big but when I found out it was for a good cause, I decided to go for it." Sponsors can reach her at 427-1522. 111►\■ " U Me I • Oval Resin Table REG. • 4 Resin Packers $489.90 • 4 Textilene Cushions • 712' Textilane Urnbreda f� • 1 Base • 6 Place rats S YEAR WARRANTY Extra Lap Solid Resin Oval TaNe .. ✓ Reg. . 2 Sold Resin Redini% Chairs s s ✓ , er • 2 TeM&* Cushions �' I NOW * 4 Solid Rom K0 Bad StaickiiV Chairs • 4 Textilene Cushions • 71R' Textiene Umbrella • Base 6 Placwnats REG. SM 5 YEAR -5 YEAR WARRANTY Economy Resin - •._, 8C MIG �---- Chair Reg.9.99 $4ss CASH 'N' CARRY MIO DECK NeSI Chair Reg. 12.99 *$899 WHITE OR HUNTS PLACEMATS RESIN SET OF 4 FOOTSTOOLS $1 0 $5 0" C* N. Ce" I Cash N. E SEAT CUSHIONS Z ea. -MINIMUM 4 GREEN ' GASH 'N' CARRY �L UMBRELLA BASES $3 00 " 3 WW Ceeh Mt' Cem ,00eu:SlaM 34" X 52" SOLID RESIN TABLE (GREY ONLY) Reg. 9.99 CASH W CARRY 0 HI FAN -BACK RESIN CHAIR . IM Reg. 19.99 CASH'N'CARFtY 34" X 52" SOLID ITS RESIN TABLES * I BETTER wHn�E BECAUSE OR ITS HUNTER CANADIAN GREEN I B __.._ PAGE lInTFA iy�.A 'rt ft rpok �eLy ar, tit ARTS & L%NTERTAU MENT Summer concert series continues Jazz,storytelling coming tFox & Flowerpot dance music and "high -step" fid- dle music Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. No cover. The club has Wednesday night trivia beginning at 9. No cover charge. Jokers is at 33.5 Bayly St. in Ajax. Call 427-0337. KERRY INN: Irish tunes and `50s and '60s music are featured at the Kerry Inn this weekend with the Mike McClusky Trio Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Sunday from 7 to 1 1 p.m. The Kerry Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 967 Westney Rd. S. at Har- wood Ave., Ajax. Call 428-8790. DANNY'S PLACE:: Danny's has a weenie roast on Saturday night. There's no charge. On Sun- day, there's karaoke at Danny's Place starting at 6 p.m. with a S50 cash prize and a free tape to all who take pan. Danny's Place has a Monte Carlo Night every Thurs- day. Danny's Place is at 8S Har- wood Ave. in Ajax. Call 683- 29-10. THE ROYAL SCOT: The Royal Scot has karaoke every Tuesday night beginning at 9 p.m - The Royal Scot is at 44 Hunt St., Ajax. Call 681-3125. CENTRE FIELD'S: Centre - field's has karaoke every Sundav from 9 p.m to 1 a.m. On Wednes- day night, male exotic dancers take the stage, beginning at 9 p.m. Centrefield's is at 1050 Brock Rd., Pickering. Call 837-1850. KANGAROOS: Kan(,aroos features the music of the Ragweed AJAX-PICKERING - The Fox & Flowerpot Pub in Pickering Vil- lage has hot jazz for a Sunday afternoon all summer long. The pub's Summer Jazz Concert Series continues this Sunday with the Mike Danton Quartet on the Courtyard Patio from 4 to 7 p.m. Next Wednesday at 8 p.m., there's storytelling in the court - .yard with Yolanda DeClercq and Elizabeth Lloyd with the topic Then & Now". They'll be fol- lowed by Jamie Ridler and Shaw- na Watson with the topic "Here & There". The Fox & Flowerpot Pub is in the Pickering Village Court Yard. Call 428-2162. To find out where the rest of the entertainment action is this weekend, just follow this guide: ROCK A BILLIES: This Fri- day and Saturday night, Rock A Billies has the county: sounds of Wayne King and the Lazy Cow- boys from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. On Fri- day night only, Wayne King will be joined by special guests Brent Lee and the Outsiders. On Sunday, there's beef barbecue from 3 to I I p.m. Country and east coast music will be provided by Dick Nolan with many other guest musicians Juring the day. There's no cover. Rock A Billies is at 250 Bayly SL, Aja;, in the Mckenzie Plaza. Call 519-2616. JOKERS: Jokers has the coun- try and western music of Larry Hachey and Mark Richards who play great country and western LAN FFAIALY PICNIC TO AY vwH � M_ e.ne,�pon • y°`v 1 . A PARK FOR ALL - SEASONS `. ` �� As I ONLymW„B DAY PASS INCLUDES • Hundreds of picnic sites with picnic tables • Free parking at your site • 400 ft. heater waterslide, wet & wild P. • Swimming pond with small fry waterslide • Rollemkating forest now open for rollerblades . Bring your own skates or Rollerblade Rentals available • 100 ft. mountain slide • Giant Rainbow Bouncer • Miniature Golf • Frisbee Golf • Children's Playground `fir ALSO AVAILABLE • Pony & Donkey Rides • Horseback Riding • Food & Beverage • Power Wheels MiFa 1..r. PARK HOURS Weekdays 649 3334 100 a.m.-5:00 pm. Weakends 8 Holidays 10:00 a.m.-71)0 pm. Jazz Band each Thursday night from 9 p.m. to midnight. Kanga- roos is at 98.5 Brock Rd. S. in Pickering. Call 839-6845. HARP AND THISTLE PUB: The Harp and Thistle has jazz and folk music with the band Shelter- ing Sky Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The pub has karaoke Sunday from 7 to l l p.m. The Harp and Thistle Pub is at 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax. Call 428- 0943. 28- 0943. THE TUDOR ROSE; INN: The Tudor Rose Inn has musician Jim O'Grady who'll play a mix of music from the `50s and `60s Fri- day from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. On Sun- day, there's karaoke from 6 to 10 p.m. The Tudor Rose Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 700 Harwood Ave. S., Ajar. Call 428-1815. MORGAN'S PLACE: Mor- gan's Place has versatile entertain- er Daniel Mark on Saturday from 9 p.m. to I a.m. On Sunday, the Royz Band will play a variety of music from 7 to I 1 p.m. Morgan's Place is at 776 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. Call 839-4744. McGINNIS LANDING: On Thursdays, enjoy your dinner to the music of Rob Fielding's classi- cal -style acoustic guitar from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Fielding will entertain from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday. McGinnis Landing is in the Pick- cring Home and Design Centre (Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401). Call 428-6383. If your club orrestaurantoffers live entertainment, call AI Rivett at the News Advertiser, 683-5110, to be included in this weekly feature. ever the great yrs uD te 70.ff.1 10 DAYS ONLY! DO NOT PAY UNTIL NMCH 1,1993" { or the next tent days you ll find incredible values on our entire collection of outdoor furniture and accessories at the Sheridan \Varehouse Clearance Sale, at the Pickering Home & Design Centre, beside the Sheridan Nurseriesstore. Hurn in and take advantage of our furniture bargain, for ,,our gardens. •• �1 elute fur Jrwis SAVE IT TO 70 0/(0 j ON ONE OF A KIND PATIO PIECES, SCRATCH AND DENT, AND j SELECTED FLOOR MODELS. "W On replacement cushions and umbrellas in all the newest styles and fabrics. Our entire collection is now on sale. SAU 0 * up To4 0 Y(o ON ALL IN STOCK FURNITURE Beka - Save 40%* Grosfillex - Save 30%* Heidt - Save 25%* Summerwood - Save 15%* runL:a,ca,r, . ,q"ej u�: price $5 GIFT CERTIFICATE Receive a $5 gift certificate towards your purchase of nursery stock at Sheridan Nutsmes, for every $100 you spend on furniture during our warehouse sale. AOR... Get a free set of 4 Gala patio glasses (Reg. $29.99) for every $200 spent on your fimiture purchases. SNOW CRYSTAL ACRYLIC GLASSWARE In Clear, Mint Green, Pink, and Blue. Reg. $29.99 Set of4_,..: 88 ONLY SENIORS O%96,40OLDER) 10% OFF EVERY DAY (REGULAR PRICED rmis 0\1y) ....OPEN SUNDAYS ICheck our stores for many more extra spec t, last. Sale ends Sun. Aug. 9 For the love of tats! /92. - SHERIDAN NURSERIES :PICKERING HOME &DESIGN CENTRE Brock Rd. At Hwy. 401, Pickering, Ont. 428-6316 9am-9pm Weekdays, 9am-bpm Saturday, 9am-Sipm,Stknday .�. .+. .�.` .�.r. 4 0 �11/L�Lw6TA1d�R7Dl qtillboard is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, L)S 2H5. The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publica- tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. 31 BIBLE SCHOOL: Fri., July 31 is the deadline to register for the Pick- ering Pertacostal Perch daily vacation Bible school, e school will run from Aug. 17 to 21 for youths from four to 12 years. The theme is Adventures on Son Mountain. Camp time is 8:50 a.m. to noon daily S 15. 839-1302. Herongate \�L Barn Dinner Theatre 2885 Altona Rd. Pickering Calling all BRIT's British Pub � SEL��G �l1iq t !! Fp51 AUG. 1 �J r AUG - 15 SEPT. 5 Dinner, Show & Taxes included FOR RESERVATIONYF1 CALL nil 472-3085 BLOOD DONOR CLINIC: The Ajax - Pickering branch of the Canadian Red Cross will hold a blood donor clinic Tues., Aug. 4 from 1 to 8:30 p m., at St. Bernadette's Church parish hall, at the corner of Har- wood Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax. All types needed. 420-3383. WRITERS GROUP: The Ajax Writers Group will meet Tues., Aug. 4, from 7 to 9 p m., at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, at the corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres. 427-2682. REFORM PARTY: The Reform Party of Canada w1 l hold a public infor- mation meeting Wed., Aug 5 at 7:30 p.m at the Pickering Central Library, 1 The Esplanade. Potential candidates in the next federal elec- tion will speak 686-0278 ALATEEN: Alateen, a support group for youth aged 12 to 20 who are affected by a family member's or friend's drinking problem, meets Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. at Holy Trinity Church, Kings Cres., Ajax. 427- 0338 before 10 p m (Jerry). BARBECUE: A fund-raising barbe- cue will be held Sat, Aug. 8 from 10 a m to 5 p.m at the SuperCentre. 1792 Liverpool Rd . Pickering. All money raised will go to the Ben- jamin Britskey trust fund. FOOD DRIVE: The Reform Party, Ontario R -d ng, will hold a food drive for the Simcoe Hall .Settlement House Sat , Aug 8 from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p m at Heydenshore Park, Brock and Water Sts., Whitby Rair- date is Sun.. Aug. 9 Candidate hopeful Andrew Davies is sponsor- ing the event. 686-0278 EUCHRE: 'he Claremont legion will host an open euchre tourna- ment Sun , Aug 16 at the legion hall, 4937 Brock Rd N., Claremont Registrat!on at noon, play starts at 1 p m S213 for each 2 -person team Cash prizes. 649-3166 THErr�rsn4Y + Yow calendar of coming events mom P211da St*r CHINESE RESTAURANT Licensed under LL.B.O. 875 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING (Comer of Rougernwnt Dr. South) - -------r- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- BUY 1 ' BUY 1 ' ; 20%OFF GET 1 ' GET 1 I 1 FREE ' 1 50% off ' ON ALL ' DINNER BUFFET DINNER BUFFET 1 ' Adults oily Aduns only II PICK-UP 1 Mon. - Wed. 1 Thurs. - Sun. 1 1 Cavalid Zv. 2o192 ; I � valid Aw_2ow 1 — ORDERS _ J pon 0 ci cc Z to M t 3 0 401 cc e W'' wase - au T n ority^c�iairma DURHAM - The provincial Interim Waste Authority, an agency created to find three dump sites, has a new chairman. Walter Pitman will serve as the IWA's chair for a two-year term, environment minister Ruth Grier has announced. Ms. Grier is also the minister responsible for the Greater Toronto Area. The IWA has been given the task of finding a dump site in each of the regions of Durham, Peel and York. Metro Toronto will share York's landfill. In Durham, 17 candidate sites will be narrowed to five of six this fall, with a preferred site chosen next spring. Mr. Pitman is currently part-time chair of the ministry of colleges and universities' task force on advanced training. He is the former director of the Ontario Institute of Studies in Saddle Up Stable DAY CAMP - Each 5 day session progresses the student through basic horse care, responsible horsemanship, safety and scenic trail rides. • Students will be evaluated based on age and experience k esand will be placed into groups of five per coach. S 0son ' You may enroll for one or more sessions. Ages 7-15. 1SQOodes - Beginning every Monday F(L02265 Brock Rd.,9aS1oy ` - Pickering, Ontar o th of Hwy. 2 427-9891 or 404-9813 gyp, Lad l ' Apparel Beachwear Ungerie " � I e+oa Ra. BI Rd. 1 428-0722 :_ . 7 .a x..eresac .re• w Tf 4Eti4+t- 1 Wl t7 ' 11-0 4 rluI Jnternationaf Speciaftie> ichnitzet, Ste4, Fifct afSofc or 'lparious Spcciab Su nJa y Bru nett 10:30 to 2:30 Locatedin the Courtyard 'fief- r ri ng '1riaage 109 oLf `_kirnq.+ion W it 4L r76() WET BASEMENT? SALT OR WEATHER DAMAGED CONCRETE WALMAYS OR STEPS? aASItSIBM WAT9raoof ED _ corrarEtE a�aasrallo MID ae.Rrrr AMY star Boa • r 11m r- - ra:nrooa ao WALUM TO saivas~ UWMs i DanlEWAn ALL AMU AKE MFnroo• PEL40M •ISIDE On OUTSIDE The C -ere Fin 'w any Be,eme r Wererero q Sx ,.Iw LARRY GOODWIN 24 Hours Tel. (416) 619-1703 or Fate (416) 683-0421 imiw­ '10V n appointed Education and served as president of Ryerson Polytechnical Institute from 1975 to 1980. He was a member of parliament and from 1967 to 1971, he was a member of the provincial legisla- ture representing Peterborough. From 1980 to 1984, he served as president of the Canadian Civil Lib- erties Association and since 1986 has been chair of the board of Ener- gy Probe and Probe International. Mr. Pitman says the IWA's efforts to find landfill sites is "a fair and open process (which) involves the public at every stage.,, r=—fix — —— m = = = = v Advertising Feature Lingering Impressions - a store you'll remember for personal service By Leanne Fitzgerald Whcre can you find casual, comfortable clothing, fine lingerie and beachwear all in one place'' The answer is simple: Lingering Impressions in Pickering Village. Lingering Impressions is a unique concept in retail fashion. Owner Galla Nicholls aims to provide a comfortable atmosphere, plus good quality clothing at reasonable prices. If you're looking for casual summer wear that's comfortable enough for home, but stylish enough for the office, this is the place to shop. Gaila likes to carry styles that are distinctive and not likely to be found in every other store. She also chooses colors.and patterns that will co-ordinate well with other items in the store, so that customers can mix and match, and stretch their wardrobe. Customers receive personal attention from staff, but are never pressured. The staff can help you put together an outfit or co- ordinate colors, but customers are also welcome to browse on their own. The store also carries a wide variety of lingerie and beachwear. For the lingerie customers the store offers a custom fitting service. You can find everything from nightgowns and peignoirs to bridal corsets and garters. The beachwear includes swimwear, shorts, and light clothing suitable for travelling. Popular for this kind of clothing here are treated to little extras that make a big difference. Since their inventory is turned over frequently, sometimes customers return to find an item they wanted is no longer there. In that case, Gaila will do her best to order that item in, specially for the customer. Their business cards are original as well. Instead of a plain card with the company Galla NiCh011S of Lingering name, cards from Lingering Impressions, in Ajax. Impressions have a special size reference section. Women can fill out what sizes they wear in everything from blouses to bras, and then husbands shopping for gifts are always sure to get the right size. The store also has a layaway plan for customers' convenience. Although the clothing in this store is elegant and unique, don't expect to pay a fortune for an outfit. Gaila stresses that her store is in the mid - price range, with prices comparable to larger retail outlets. Gaila and her staff get to know the personal tastes and preferences of their regular customers, and are able to give helpful advice when the client is undecided. Shopping doesn't have to be a tiring experience. Whether you're a busy career woman or a busy homemaker, Lingering Impressions has something to suit your style. It even has casual wear for the men in your life. So if you're looking for a relaxing place to shop, drop by Lingering Impressions in Pickering Village, or call 428-0722. is 'parachute material,' a light fabric that doesn't wrinkle. Swimwear comes in a range of styles and sizes to please everyone. And for the fitness enthusiast, they also carry a selection of activewear. Lingering Impressions does more than just sell aerobic wear, though. Three nights a week and Saturday mornings Gaila teaches a low - impact aerobic class below the store. All of the clients are customers of the store, and enjoy the chance to get in shape while having fun. In the `Fit Below' classes, there's no rigorous routines or exhaustive exercises; just a fun way to improve fitness. Class sizes are limited and the cost of a single class is just five dollars. Monthly memberships can be purchased at Lingering Impressions; anyone interested should contact Gaila at the store for more details. A pleasant shopping experience is what the staff want to promote. Unlike the larger malls, customers WINDOWS, DOORS, SUNROOMS, SOFFITS, FASCIA, EAVESTROUGH AND SIDING, COMPLETE LINES OF WOOD, ALUMINUM AND VINYL PRODUCTS. E. THOM INSTALLATIONS INC. 416-427-9737 THE MORTGAGE FACTORY 1st, 2nd, 3rd mtges. to 95% • Rental vcoeri es and cottages • Re -financing • Debt ecr,sol ca* on • R, rai proaert,es • Self errplc�ed • Bad creel t No Income - No problem Prime Deals Below Bank Rates Fast, Professional Service Since 1975 Call 666-4986 (Whitby) Haw Took VM Trym!!! Tradesman With 15 years experience in al Phases of Construction. Quak Wort at Bargain Prices. 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Lingering Impressions is a unique concept in retail fashion. Owner Galla Nicholls aims to provide a comfortable atmosphere, plus good quality clothing at reasonable prices. If you're looking for casual summer wear that's comfortable enough for home, but stylish enough for the office, this is the place to shop. Gaila likes to carry styles that are distinctive and not likely to be found in every other store. She also chooses colors.and patterns that will co-ordinate well with other items in the store, so that customers can mix and match, and stretch their wardrobe. Customers receive personal attention from staff, but are never pressured. The staff can help you put together an outfit or co- ordinate colors, but customers are also welcome to browse on their own. The store also carries a wide variety of lingerie and beachwear. For the lingerie customers the store offers a custom fitting service. You can find everything from nightgowns and peignoirs to bridal corsets and garters. The beachwear includes swimwear, shorts, and light clothing suitable for travelling. Popular for this kind of clothing here are treated to little extras that make a big difference. Since their inventory is turned over frequently, sometimes customers return to find an item they wanted is no longer there. In that case, Gaila will do her best to order that item in, specially for the customer. Their business cards are original as well. Instead of a plain card with the company Galla NiCh011S of Lingering name, cards from Lingering Impressions, in Ajax. Impressions have a special size reference section. Women can fill out what sizes they wear in everything from blouses to bras, and then husbands shopping for gifts are always sure to get the right size. The store also has a layaway plan for customers' convenience. Although the clothing in this store is elegant and unique, don't expect to pay a fortune for an outfit. Gaila stresses that her store is in the mid - price range, with prices comparable to larger retail outlets. Gaila and her staff get to know the personal tastes and preferences of their regular customers, and are able to give helpful advice when the client is undecided. Shopping doesn't have to be a tiring experience. Whether you're a busy career woman or a busy homemaker, Lingering Impressions has something to suit your style. It even has casual wear for the men in your life. So if you're looking for a relaxing place to shop, drop by Lingering Impressions in Pickering Village, or call 428-0722. is 'parachute material,' a light fabric that doesn't wrinkle. Swimwear comes in a range of styles and sizes to please everyone. And for the fitness enthusiast, they also carry a selection of activewear. Lingering Impressions does more than just sell aerobic wear, though. Three nights a week and Saturday mornings Gaila teaches a low - impact aerobic class below the store. All of the clients are customers of the store, and enjoy the chance to get in shape while having fun. In the `Fit Below' classes, there's no rigorous routines or exhaustive exercises; just a fun way to improve fitness. Class sizes are limited and the cost of a single class is just five dollars. Monthly memberships can be purchased at Lingering Impressions; anyone interested should contact Gaila at the store for more details. A pleasant shopping experience is what the staff want to promote. Unlike the larger malls, customers WINDOWS, DOORS, SUNROOMS, SOFFITS, FASCIA, EAVESTROUGH AND SIDING, COMPLETE LINES OF WOOD, ALUMINUM AND VINYL PRODUCTS. E. THOM INSTALLATIONS INC. 416-427-9737 THE MORTGAGE FACTORY 1st, 2nd, 3rd mtges. to 95% • Rental vcoeri es and cottages • Re -financing • Debt ecr,sol ca* on • R, rai proaert,es • Self errplc�ed • Bad creel t No Income - No problem Prime Deals Below Bank Rates Fast, Professional Service Since 1975 Call 666-4986 (Whitby) Haw Took VM Trym!!! 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COME ON OUT111. i�� Interested in renting a booth? Call 436-1024 More Sports news Sunday & Wednesday r t .. - - - awta.r.-,;� r.�•.•. _ - •.........._, r f4i 4;IkAl F�il1A�, [.T 31; yqvmr, 49 is Pickering High athlete tops Canadi an ' junior track championships AJAX-PICKERING - To ers, competing in the juvenile say Pickering High School ath- division, finished seventh in the lete Sam Davis had the meet of 110 -metre hurdles and is ranked his life at the Canadian Junior number seven nationally. Track and Field Championships Roscoe Fleming of Harwood would be an understatement. Secondary School was a semi - Davis, 19, established him- finalist in both the junior 100 self as one of the premier track metres and 200 metres. Fleming athletes at the championships at will also compete in the Ontario the University of Manitoba's Games in August in the 100 Pan -Am Stadium in Winnipeg metres and 200 metres. July 21 to 23. 'Maurice Kondell of Picker - Davis was the Canadian ing High School was a semi - junior long jump champion with finalist in the 400 -metre hurdles a jump of 7.27 metres. He also in the juvenile category. He became the Canadian junior also qualified to compete in the triple jump champion with a National Midget and Juvenile ,cap of 14.88 metres. Championship in Calgary, He also finished with a per- Alberta Aug. 13 to 23. sonal best mark while finishing Brian Kirton, another Picker - fifth in the 100 -metre dash. ring High track athlete, was a As a result, Davis took the semi-finalist in both the 110 - number -one national junior metre hurdles and the 400 - ranking in both the long jump metre hurdles in the junior divi- and triple jump and was select- sion at the national junior ed as a member of the National championships. Junior team which will compete at the World Junior Track and Field Championships in Seoul, South Korea in September. Davis was also selected to represent Central Region at this year's Ontario Summer Games at Scarborough's Birchmount Stadium Aug. 20 to 22. Davis will compete in the long jump and triple jump. Many other area athletes also registered high marks at the national track and field compe- tition. Pickering High's Dion Trow- > Call 683-5110 or fax 683-7363 with your 0 sports results a :Lisa Flood sixth in consolation finals at Summer Olympic Games' PICKERING - Lisa Flood's time at the Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain ended Wednesday without a medal, but with a good performance nonetheless. Flood, 20, swimming in the women's 100 -metre breast stroke, finished sixth in the consolation final for Canada after failing to make the final of the event. She was 14th overall. Another Canadian, Guylaine Cloutier of Quebec, was fourth in the final, behind Unified Team, U.S. and Australian swimmers. :,,Flood is a member of the Pickering Swim Club and is currently on a swimming Lisa Floodscholarship at Villanova University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Two Pickering soccer players make provincial squad Midfielder, goalie set to embark on 10 -day tour of Trinidad Monday PICKERING - Two players 10 -day tour of Trinidad after Midfielder Christopher Stew- of our players made the team, in the Pickering Soccer Club's being chosen to the provincial art and goalkeeper Robbie especially for me because one of rep program will embark on a team. Tilley — both members of the ahem is my son," says Stewart. Pickering Power LOEB Glen- "It's quite an accomplishment dale under -14 rep soccer team considering the number of play- - will head out on a playing ers who tried out for the Ontario expedition to Trinidad, team." starting Aug. 3.GKEt/W While in Trinidad, the Stewart and Tilley Q� Q Ontario squad will play a were chosen from a number of local teams group of 200 players on the island country who attended try- and may also get an outs for the provin- opportunity to play the cial under -14 squad �� J Trinidad national under - since last October. Thetr GV 14 team. try -outs were conducted at cER The LOEB Glendale squad both Ivor Wynn Stadium in has had a successful season thus Hamilton and the Erindale Cam- far, winning the championship pus in Mississauga. -at the Guelph International According to Pickering Tournament as well as finishing under -14 rep team coach Alex as runners-up at the Mount Stewart, a total of eight players Hamilton tournament. from the LOEB Glendale team The Pickering Power under - attended the provincial try -outs 14 team currently sports a with two players surviving the record of five wins and four final cutdown which was made Aosses in the competitive Scar - last week. borough Durham Rep Soccer "We're really proud that two League's Premiere Division. Christopher Stewart, left, and Robbie Tilley beat out more than 200 other players to make the provincial under -14 soccer team, which begins a tour of Trinidad on Aug. 3. Junior Jays nip Cards in T -ball AJAX - The weekly match between the Junior Jays and the Cardinals in T -ball action in Westney Heights has become a welcome ritual for players and parents alike. The four -and five- year-old players have been assem- �bled on to two tearrts for the summer months to barn the fundamen- u!Is of baseball and have fun. They play every Thursday night. All the work to get the zarnes off the ground and on to the diamond has been shared by all the parents who orga- nize, coach, manase and umpire for the children. In the; most recent edition of Thursday night T -ball action in `� estney Heights, the Junior Jays eked out a 14-13 victory over the Cardinals. Michael Perron led the way for the Junior Jays with a triple. Adam Campbell, Amanda Parker and Chad Gazzola fol- lowed with singles. Kellie Sawver, KvleGilroy, Blaine Connolly and Chris Rze-pka hit solid double. Darren :McCloy countered for the Cardinals with two home runs. Jeffrey Smart smacked a double, while Kyle Johnson, Matthew tiicLeod, Kyle Neadles and Daniel Balvers hit singles. Maggie Goldstein added two RBI,. The Cardinals also had defensive gems from outfielder Darrell King who had strong throws to the cut-off man throughout the game. Prior to the contest, the players are put through warm- up drills by team managers Tim McCloy and Jeff Sawyer. Assistant coaches Mike Smith, Mike Connolly, Rick Balvers and Mike Johnson also provide a helping hand to the teams. Unique hockey camp coming to Pickering AJAX-PICKERING Minor hockey players can develop new skills at a unique hockey camp coming to Pickering this month. The camp will feature European training methods instructed by Mike Rejc, a European hockey player who has studied Soviet coaching techniques. He's also ran hockey camps extensively in the United States. The camp will run from Aug. 10 to 14, Aug. 17 to 21 and Aug. 24 to 28 at the Art Thompson Arena in Picker- ing. There's still room for more players. For more information, call Rejc at 420-8974. .1'*CR�f-'i7:S litE:Win►Dlc�t.'Ci1;TiitFi'�OAY,",�LJl.Y31,.�2: ':....... . Pickering softball major mites can't solve Bramalea PICKERING - The Pickering Men's Slo-Pitch major mite rep softball team played bridesmaid for the second time in tournament play this season. The Pickering mites advanced to the championship final of the Simcoe tourney last weekend, facing the undefeated Bramalea squad. Despite a strong defensive az>,went effort, Pickering down to '-_22/ Michael Modeste pitched a solid seven -inning game to take the loss. Pickerine out hit Bramalea six hits to four, but were unable to move runners into scoring position. Darren Walker went two -for - two at the plate, while recording to fly -ball outs in centre field. Dante Umengan recorded four put-outs for the game to shut down the Bramalea offence. Pickering faced Listowel in the first game, whitewashing the Lis- towel squad 35-0. Michael Mod - este and Andrew Hopkins provid- ed no -hit pitching for the team's second no-hitter of the year. The pitching duo struck out 13 of 17 batters they faced. All players had multiple hits totalling 39 for the game. Perfect hitting by Walker (f-ive- for- five), Michael McLaughlin and Mod - este (four -for -four) moved the strong offence. Ryan Trac% missed hitting the cycle with a single, two doubles and a triple. Pickering faced much stronger resistance from Glencoe in the second game. The long ball decided the finish as Pickering went on to win 7-5. Modeste pitched the complete game recording his fourth victory of the season. He gave up only five hits while striking out eight - Defensively, left fielder Jason Fetter stopped a late Glencoe tally by tracking down a deep hit ball for the out. The infield played strong in allowing only one hit through to the outfield. Ryan Morgan provided the long ball in recording his seventh and eighth home tuns of the sea- son. His second of the game proved to be the eventual winner. Scott Vahey added an insurance run by hitting a ball hard to the left field fence for a double. He later stole both third and home. The Pickering team hit .500 for the tournament and Darren -Walker was awarded the tourna- ment batting average trophy going seven -for -nine with an impressive .777 average. .., - .ate.•,.,,.,,,- ...,., ,...,_�, .. � ..:.:-�,:•u..,•-»`•:..a►»•��,.��•�w.>: - --ur.�,�.;>. ......,.t...y�.,,�. ...�., ««.T. ...._ -------------- S ., oSIOP FUN D AY 1 7j�_ \ CANADA'S Wt 2NDERLAND., 54 Incredible Rides! • 11 Fantastic Shows! is 10 Acres of Wet Fun! All Free with your Passport %$&10 Acrel of wet fun BRING YOUR BATHING SUIT AND JUMP INTO SPLASH WORKST", OUR NEW 10 ACRE HEATED WATER PLAYGROUND! It's FREE with your Passport' Special splash pool and - sl des for the little ones' r ' JWHO2M'IS- AUG%1 7PA -11PM An elplosw, 61 new laser, lNft and music spectacular wit all your favourite spooky ghosts and goblits. 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August 71 'Sa•'e • ar.% a^e crows T.,r , o• o,...^ off,.• qr I or drr a� ,.sr `wu•,n Wa.;'• ro,✓: are 4,Mrc: io ,w.•airn, aM ++)nurp wroi.ons F .c��•s rootl q.,rns mnchindse p.vlur9 F,q:rooA M��s< 1•yai�r :gra :ora.v a'n.wr ops f o• :^� 4r'r r n^a eomro'. o� o✓ ¢est: re•w.o .a r.I C. gra n,•gnl. w meowa� rr•.aaims 11Mq,re sour ann I¢.ciM:n v. yorcruw s ,�rvohr non •vlunpa0le scwu artl Rvrd+q Ur,rges 1'r..n ana xrrea�e worn m en.ioy,. w �o,a ro•o• •• Nr•q.c,••en I1aoe Naas or Carvin s Wor,pryrp h ... Cop,rgnr G.aOas wonoa.uro Mac X992 llK f wnsiom•: t9gz IYma BarOera N,wucuons. LY Yoq aear.; • 1992 Nauru &�rprra Nronu,uo�s irk 0 • '". w, n .� . cutin ♦ p ?. _ � x i f r c t... F '". w, n .� . cutin ♦ p ?. _ � x f• `J LOOK THROUGH OUR PAGES -FOR YOUR DREAM HOME FROBISHER COURT SPACIOUS SEMIS � ` $124,900 Included - FAL z f)0 -� -- Site Hours NOW A NORTH END LOCATION Mon.-Thurs. 1-5 p.m. Sat -Sun. 124:30p m. VILLAGE LANE HOMES I— Call 668-8865 a division of 962297 Ontario Inc. and Raymond Zygocki Michael Baird Family Trust Corp., Realtor -YI ,-... q-, F.w...r �.r.-.w.•w. M.r,.t... <�-.. -c V.1 .-c.. G•1•L•LE-S-P-I-E 11� tt� ONLY $139,900 Stunning 2 sty. brick older home on completely fenced lot Feat wood floors, doors, 6' baseboards, all new thermopane windows, newer oak kit with w/o to 2 -tier deck and rear yard. Upstairs are 3 good sized bedrooms with new bathroom which features Jacuzzi tub, ceramics and lighted mirrors. Bsmt partially fin. with rec rm., 3 pc. and laundry facility. GarJworkshop with hydro and driveway can fit 5 cars. 200 amp, central air, central vac., b!i dishwasher, washer, dryer are incl. please call Grace Jorgensen, Sales Rep 649-3336 or 4284722. CLAREMONT 4 bdrm. bung. on almost 1 acre, dble. car garage, open concept, beautiful oak kit. with w/o to 2 tier dock, on suite, 2,500 sq. ft FOR WORMATION ON THESE PROPERTIES PLEASE CALL SHELAGN MULVENEY, SALES LEE REAL ESTATE rrr. a nc a.rt a..wcr r ,wrtw. CR "ISIDEPITIAI MEAL ESTATE jai _ ATTENTION - wYCLWTE OWNERS As an owrwr d a WyciNe have we though You may be interesled'in analher of WON% TWAM Country Estates. ABSt7LUTHY 16MA11.11 WyraTi/e 5400 sq. ft. model home on 2.9 awes d IoM. A bundle of extras include: slate floonnrtpp,bay windows, marble t hdwd. fks. maple cabin ifs, top d the fine apphrims, come Wand, Aw ak. corniceoak staircase, brick ft" to WIN fir upp ed cnpels, ceramic go, 2 kwels of w/o's, service ent., nmWs qu&%M granite counter tops. Jacuzzi tub, arstom drapes and wkidow coverings, 2 heat �� 400 amp W. Irk? Car gar., SeC. Sys•. pot ■fila, W" W►o' mature hdwd. trees, badang onto ravine, grand entrance with polars, wainscotting ... all this and more on spectacular treed W. rolkV ioM and hash country air, located 3 miles south of Uxbridge, which is approx. 20 miles b the town of Markham and 16 miles to the 401. 9931 same X-1.- 5 or 0 for an appointment today. Howard C. Lee Sales R tative, 477-2223 or Do W de�Ieraon, so PA rese UMFe, 642.2223 or 473 -Will. TBE PQM APV 1SF.Y FIItJlDAY, JULY 31,1 !]-rAGE 17 R RY I lr! . & ONLY DREAMS LEFT THEBRISTOL r AUDEN PARK LINDSAY ' jt I rt HOURS: r 1 DIRECTIONS: Take 401 East t Oshaw Exit 35MIS North - " 1 follow Hwy. 35 into Lindsay. Left on Kent St. (1 mile) right on Mon. 11}( Mon. to Fri 2-7 p.m. lAngeline St, left on Elgin St. Other routes accessible inckode 1 + Sat, Sun. 3 Holidays 1 � 12-6 p.m Hwys. 4111 and 12 to Hwy. 7A. or bye i 1 1r 61 I I �% • ' ;,, ,/' TORONTO UNE 360-0790 705.328-3503 from '5136,990 0 COME, LIVE THE COTTAGE LIFE LET'S MAKE A HAVE YOUR CHOICE OF .$159,990 Riverview 1197 sq. ft. Z LOT #28 - $159,990 Riverview, modified, 1235 sq. ft bungalow -- LINCOLNi a p a by FOR SALES MORMATION CAU II IHOMES ,�.� I/ApN�NN McLEOD 2�84-5254 f -ARAPIE RIVER I— CIUALITY IS OUR BEST GUARANTEE EKCWSIVE AGENT Oi SITE FnoelslEw ¢ je-A cows� wE Call 668-8865 a division of 962297 Ontario Inc. and Raymond Zygocki Michael Baird Family Trust Corp., Realtor -YI ,-... q-, F.w...r �.r.-.w.•w. M.r,.t... <�-.. -c V.1 .-c.. G•1•L•LE-S-P-I-E 11� tt� ONLY $139,900 Stunning 2 sty. brick older home on completely fenced lot Feat wood floors, doors, 6' baseboards, all new thermopane windows, newer oak kit with w/o to 2 -tier deck and rear yard. Upstairs are 3 good sized bedrooms with new bathroom which features Jacuzzi tub, ceramics and lighted mirrors. Bsmt partially fin. with rec rm., 3 pc. and laundry facility. GarJworkshop with hydro and driveway can fit 5 cars. 200 amp, central air, central vac., b!i dishwasher, washer, dryer are incl. please call Grace Jorgensen, Sales Rep 649-3336 or 4284722. CLAREMONT 4 bdrm. bung. on almost 1 acre, dble. car garage, open concept, beautiful oak kit. with w/o to 2 tier dock, on suite, 2,500 sq. ft FOR WORMATION ON THESE PROPERTIES PLEASE CALL SHELAGN MULVENEY, SALES LEE REAL ESTATE rrr. a nc a.rt a..wcr r ,wrtw. CR "ISIDEPITIAI MEAL ESTATE jai _ ATTENTION - wYCLWTE OWNERS As an owrwr d a WyciNe have we though You may be interesled'in analher of WON% TWAM Country Estates. ABSt7LUTHY 16MA11.11 WyraTi/e 5400 sq. ft. model home on 2.9 awes d IoM. A bundle of extras include: slate floonnrtpp,bay windows, marble t hdwd. fks. maple cabin ifs, top d the fine apphrims, come Wand, Aw ak. corniceoak staircase, brick ft" to WIN fir upp ed cnpels, ceramic go, 2 kwels of w/o's, service ent., nmWs qu&%M granite counter tops. Jacuzzi tub, arstom drapes and wkidow coverings, 2 heat �� 400 amp W. Irk? Car gar., SeC. Sys•. pot ■fila, W" W►o' mature hdwd. trees, badang onto ravine, grand entrance with polars, wainscotting ... all this and more on spectacular treed W. rolkV ioM and hash country air, located 3 miles south of Uxbridge, which is approx. 20 miles b the town of Markham and 16 miles to the 401. 9931 same X-1.- 5 or 0 for an appointment today. Howard C. Lee Sales R tative, 477-2223 or Do W de�Ieraon, so PA rese UMFe, 642.2223 or 473 -Will. TBE PQM APV 1SF.Y FIItJlDAY, JULY 31,1 !]-rAGE 17 R RY I lr! . & ONLY DREAMS LEFT THEBRISTOL r AUDEN PARK LINDSAY ' jt I rt HOURS: r 1 DIRECTIONS: Take 401 East t Oshaw Exit 35MIS North - " 1 follow Hwy. 35 into Lindsay. Left on Kent St. (1 mile) right on Mon. 11}( Mon. to Fri 2-7 p.m. lAngeline St, left on Elgin St. Other routes accessible inckode 1 + Sat, Sun. 3 Holidays 1 � 12-6 p.m Hwys. 4111 and 12 to Hwy. 7A. or bye i 1 1r 61 I I �% • ' ;,, ,/' TORONTO UNE 360-0790 705.328-3503 from '5136,990 0 COME, LIVE THE COTTAGE LIFE LET'S MAKE A HAVE YOUR CHOICE OF .$159,990 Riverview 1197 sq. ft. Z LOT #28 - $159,990 Riverview, modified, 1235 sq. ft bungalow -- LINCOLNi a p a by FOR SALES MORMATION CAU II IHOMES ,�.� I/ApN�NN McLEOD 2�84-5254 f -ARAPIE RIVER I— CIUALITY IS OUR BEST GUARANTEE EKCWSIVE AGENT .L ..� �... ,•,_ _ .�. 'OAdt 184H£ 99M ADVIEkti i Flt FItiDAI; ItTl.Y 34'1!92 X AAWCKUM a real estate guide a rest men of fxclvsiVe R Gardencs DOWNTOWN WHITBY ^0-w I L L MAIN COURSE EXCLUSIVE EE • 5 APPLIANCES ICES • INDOOR POOL •DINNER • G.S.T. INCLUDED •ATERED • GROUND FLOOR •VICE PATIOS FOR B.B.O. • ARE • EXCELLENT FINANCING NAL WITH ASE) A 69 HOUR& &1wL.Tl=& 2-7 pm 3 flit., SwL i Hokim 124 p nL Clesad Frfstay 1/ TOnwTo 686-1316, umrroy 668.7136 P4PJ'l9il�f'd� dSi'�l4rl�• i►P!'Idi�i'a'i'Ji`�`.`iL`.'a'i�i'.'►`►'L ::' :' .' :•••,'►,� :• :^•Z'�t'i'7: � ' klori(a The project will be available for sale sometime in August or September of this ;year. Bound r ^. r WEST HILL DETACHED - S169,900 Custom built 8 year old home 5 appliances included, woodstove rn Irving room. 2 washrooms, large workshop ane park ng for 8 cars. To view ask for L,nca Garke 839-2.2'- .- CALL LINDA CLARKE CENTURY 21 BRISCOE ESTATES Brcckenndge Is an an excellent location, top quality construction and residents enjoy a comfortable lifestyle. Not to mention the NVENI'lif-R! Winter or Summer, it can't he heat. SUPER VALUE CLAREIMONT REDUCED 425,000 $174,900. Vendor relocating. Make an offer. Cosy 1 ?/2 storey, 20x1b' iMng room, eat -m kitchen, treed 1;2 acre lot in area o1 new homes. 40x23' heated workshop. FOR INFORMATION ON THESE PROPERTIES PLEASE CALL SHELAGH MULVENEY, SALES REP. 649-3336 OR 4284722. Gillespie Real Estate Inc. OFF YOUR' '�50,,000-MORTGAGF IA(IN thea to all purchasers of a new Armandale home on any Armandale site from May 30, 1992 until January 28,1993. Draw for the winner will be held Friday, January 29, 1993. See salesperson for details. �O 2 4 O Ua s s Q 0 s: MANNING RD. In preparation, Re/Max Genesis and the Carolyn Brown and Laraine Bergmann Developer review current and proposed of Re/Max Genesis Ltd., in Scarborough, development of the of the project which is go over plans of 'Breckenridge", a project located half -way between Fort Meyers and being developed near Naples Florida, with Naples Florida. Mr. Jo Nicola and Mr. Joe LoTurco of = Columbia Development. 40, "Everyone wants a second home in With over 20 per cent of the current Florida and we're really excited about this residents in "Breckenridge" from Ontario, project." Columbia Development were looking to bring their project of Second }-fomes in Plans include over 600 units, 9 hole golf Florida direct to the Ontario Buyer. course, several pools, hot tub, Club flouse, Re/Max Genesis Ltd., is representing Exercise Facility, 6 World Class Tennis ('olumbia Development here in Ontario. Courts, jogging trails, playground, Pro 111timately, there will be over 600 Shop, Waterways stocked with fish, and • residents in the project, most of them gorgeously landscaped surroundings. Purchasing their unit as a second residence. r ^. r WEST HILL DETACHED - S169,900 Custom built 8 year old home 5 appliances included, woodstove rn Irving room. 2 washrooms, large workshop ane park ng for 8 cars. To view ask for L,nca Garke 839-2.2'- .- CALL LINDA CLARKE CENTURY 21 BRISCOE ESTATES Brcckenndge Is an an excellent location, top quality construction and residents enjoy a comfortable lifestyle. Not to mention the NVENI'lif-R! Winter or Summer, it can't he heat. SUPER VALUE CLAREIMONT REDUCED 425,000 $174,900. Vendor relocating. Make an offer. Cosy 1 ?/2 storey, 20x1b' iMng room, eat -m kitchen, treed 1;2 acre lot in area o1 new homes. 40x23' heated workshop. FOR INFORMATION ON THESE PROPERTIES PLEASE CALL SHELAGH MULVENEY, SALES REP. 649-3336 OR 4284722. Gillespie Real Estate Inc. OFF YOUR' '�50,,000-MORTGAGF IA(IN thea to all purchasers of a new Armandale home on any Armandale site from May 30, 1992 until January 28,1993. Draw for the winner will be held Friday, January 29, 1993. See salesperson for details. �O 2 4 O Ua s s Q 0 s: MANNING RD. a: Y t ¢ ELEIGH SA ALL S U t CENTRE HWY. •2 � = 40, 050' LOTS *ALL BRICK *Brass Package *35 oz. Broadloom vPantries *Fireplaces PHONE 432-2337 •Ceramic Foyer and Bath 0 r • 111(;HI;ti'1' , • �H.I��IcH: .- I • TW47►4`wc ♦f►vrteT■�■!xa ro■o�.v Rrav>tf_faYe �a-Dada -------—'—'rr--r. y►�1 ..mow), �...; 7.�__., ._-� Quantity Means Quality - advertlse both Oshawa -Whitby fhb Week (576.9435) and Ajax -Pickering News Advertyser (798-7672) Combined Pressrun of 103,000 every Friday - ... - :......... Alla t Pickering _:.: - - - _:< .. C1-'■nVI'�� Nf�V OMISSIONS 576-9335, 799-7672 Classification Index 1005 Help Wanted a . lop �aw ..,,i 105 :xer 9•a -y. 110 " e *.r 120 Sales »eo n;er 130 Sow „e- 135 Ca^o !er �a'a 140 40%xa• Wr:ca, Ce^!a ISO HWIT, Care 155 Cay Cae war ee 160 Cay Care A.anac.e 165 Emote.-yrr wa-w 170 ausi`m!o &wes. 190 2005 11111 c. ales 'VC.- =+.;rte' 200 Yew^x 205 =ea ua.a' 210 A cioo ^ or Sa« 220 kii Wanes 230 Jnr sras''ees 215 Br ter -Ange 240 :ara,)e'•.rd Sa.s 250 Ars 6 Gags 260 :ar^o.tot iloo 270 _oat S -cure 290 Pea S:oo*�ss�/��3��oarc,g 200 JWJ > :Vehicles Autornocews Wruc 305 T•;xdts - Y Sae 31 D %Cos 2,'� w 315 vans a W`*" y ..- 320 Traws 730 Auto Par's S Roca's 340 Auto Leas^:j ;,:alas 350 r Mobrcydes 355 ' Srawmcaars 360 Amore 365 rea.,atw „noes 370 cam-Cuomer 775 wa+y Duty :_Wor.er: 7s0 400s Apr,^en's =a Far! x00 Aparan en;s Wrwd acs Hausa ^ x Rsr: 410 H3usrg vk'r!ec 415 Townhouses Cy ler! 420 Space nor Rent 425 dooms ;or ;or. 430 Roans wanted us Room S Soar: 440 rnoustnai ,Nis Far;or: Ras Shared Aaommocatlons 4S0 COndomnLerts For Ren! 455 Office d Rata space 460 Garage 6 Star age Stoace 462 WarehouseSCace 465 Cottages For Rer, 470 Coctagos Wa•nac 475 Retrenen! LYN 460 Rews 465 ;iaila vxasons 400 Land Far Rax; 405 • a00si1 I" EsL Homes For Sae 500 Wanted To Buy US Towrhmses ;or Sae $t o n.estmen! Property 51S Condos For Sae we Devalooment :and 525 Farms Pot sale 570 -J!s Par Sae 535 Our of -Town Propenes Sao vaca;tun prombe6 545 Cottages For Sae 560 MOW Homes 6 PrKs 560 Camper T,a sis Saes S70 1 coney To .enc 575 Mor3age moance so Business Oppor;unmes 500 600S latices 6 Alit.: PJd,_%oaces _ b00 Legal NODces 410 Tan des 620 Regseaaons 630 orn ng E.an;s .640 Aucaons 460 3,ngos X60 Personas 670 9„ aness Parson4s 671 :ornPanans 675 4nnoun o3cn sols - 8160 Milestones ii.•^�da.s 700 R,rrs 710 Deans 720 usr^.;r. a -s 740 ;wisp''^a^.s 750 '4edd-ng A,^ x _e r s 760 -. ngag�-W5 770 Ans..ver sat es. 760 100 Careers 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help FLORISTRY and business course - train In just 3 weeks on How To Successfully Operate an In-home Florist Shop. Large profit• etccaing opportunity and avaltable on VHS tape. 436- 0310. M7309Z 110 General Help PROFESSIONAL HOME FURNISHINGS CONSULTANT I really Ike people and get a lot of satisfaction by knowing that I can help them make their home a more comfortable place to i ve I work in a well disolayed showroom with a large product selection. If this sounds like you, we should talk Call now and ask for Joanie CHERNEY'S FURNITURE 579-2660 CARDINAL NANNIES & COMPANIONS INC. We have full-time live-in & live -out posibons available in Ajax Pickering Region. Call now for an Interview 666-3351 AVON Earn extra money, be an Avon sales dealer. NO INVENTORY TO BUY. NO START UP FEE FOR I WEEK ONLY. CALL TODAY 416-619-1574 MRS. C. LORD INTERVIEWERS W~ - must be personable, excellent rersrrration. Mum haus own 432-1170.ont07301111Z la Iwwe EARN dwuum& weakly. raoes- sion plod. Distr nom Ir W* needed. Send S.A.S.E., P.O. Box 21064, leo Harwood Ave. S. Ajar. LIS 2JO. PW4M OPPORTUNITY In Kuwait - D,9 pay and wansponsOm Please cal 516e2P0341, mal. 667. (061692) FRESH FACES now being seen by Toronto agency for Allage welcome. pnnwlis. SPeclal skiteca,e ova"" for al non- pfolessianY. For dmalls. cal 1- 4181921.9963. P904M OFFICE clarl,ra wonted, 3440 hOueMamtly. Drivers lioenu- wo clan record ►pulred. Al ng1K work aper 6 p.m Cal 43111- 7458 3817459 for IlNen'Is rr. (072992) iii -E parson W .d umrl+fkg In Lotus, Word Partes. Aacpac Dos, sic. Mum be eliparminced in sale, and prefer background in accounting. Cal 660-7755 for an appointment. (079198?) mAm workers urgently, neededl Up to 92900 rrxrnhty desert► Wing products. you gm paid for completed world No experience! How to sten? Rush S.A.S.E. to: Horizon Enterprises. P.O. Bak 2'32 Grand Valley, Ont. LON 100. (0904921 Lenbroo 'ndus ries limited A leading international distribution company has an immediate opening for a: MOBILE DATA SYSTEM ANALYST A high motivated individual is required for our :Mobile Data Projects. The ideal candidate should have 3-5 years (minimum) experience with ktifS DOS and working knowledge of LAN (Novell, Ethernet) and L'tiIX. Applicants should have experience in creating and delivering proposals, presentation skills to large groups of people, negotiating and writing contracts and the ability to implement and maintain project schedules. The job description includes analyzing users' business needs, flow charting user requirements, documenting system procedures and training users. The ability to communicate with both technical and non-technical people is important. If you are interested in this position and enjoy working in a fast -paced, non-smoking environment, please submit your resume to: Judy Ewles Human Resources 633 Granite Court Pickering, Ontario L1w 3K1 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY AMaclean Hunter Cable rV, Ajax Customer Service/ Dispatch Co-ordinator • si.,nlmum -rade 12 or equivalent • know procedure for proper use of two-way radio • excellent organizational, communication & telephone skills • knowledge of computers & Cable TV industry • be familiar with system area and layout in order to direct & assist field personnel - applicant must live in or be wiiiing to relocate to Town of Ajax Send applications to be received by August 7, 1992 to: Jeff W. Stones, Service Supervisor Madean Hunter Cable TV 700 Finley Avenue, Unit A5 AJAX, Ontario LIS 3Z2 lleotam H~ CoMet TV is m Squat Oppersoft Eel p", I We wank M aptplone" ter a5Myiska. h waver soft Nees eppMeenM asdar f erseIere,ierr wile be eentac" THE DALMY'S GROUP DALMY'S We tare pres9My hiring in ft Toronlo and Oshawa area for isle following position: MANAGEMENT TRAINEES If you are an ougoing, imagindve, sell -motivated person who enjoys IN challenge of selling and worli lg jn ladies fashion, then we at the Delmy's Group would ke to otW you an oppOr" to grow with uA Sales experience would b9 an asal Plase call Dalmy's (416) 256-2056 or Fax (416) 256-2048. WANTED FOSTER PARENTS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Please call Reachingout FAMILY HOMES 837-2098 120 office Help W you are over 45 and have recett6y been laid a9. you may quality for Val" desistance. DIP/CEAT. Lowe, wordpeffeM Obew word. accpac, bedlord. auacad. YerMwa Harvard. coal and ysfemti Analyst. Fhrnim asalstarua available fair wigill studera under 45 or over who do not quality for free train". Durham Business Computer College, 427.3010.(TF) PERMANENT parr -time TIM NORTON'S PICKERING r r° estate � Responsible, sell -motivated. requires well-groomed, excellent • "`I telephuorke conmunicabone and 91 - Part-time Muffin Baker for weekends t>floiw yrs repaired. Word per - 82 - Full -fire aftem0on host and hostess, rout• to: end deliver 3 p.m. -11 m. no weekends Really Ltd 212 2King St. E. p• Oshaaa.(pe0e91 83 - Part-time HosMostess for weekends C Pleose call 831-1971 110 General Help 110 General Help RESIDENTIAL SUPERINTENDENT The Durham Region Non -Profit Housing Corporation is seeking an experienced SUPERINTENDENT for a 44 unit townhouse complex locatedin Oshawa. Successful candidates must live on site; have high standards; excellent maintenance, repair and tenant relations skills. Send resume with references by August 5 ' 992 to: DURHAM REGION NON-PROFIT HOUSING CORP. Box 623. 1615 Dundas St. E. DURHAM 4th Floor, Lang Tower West HOUSING Whitby, OM. LIN 6A3 Attn: Properly Manager PI MER IM CANADIAN TIRE PICKERING Available immediately Two Full Time positions in our Spotting Goods and Hardware Department. We offer a competitive wage, benefits, and profit sharing. If you are Self -motivated, Experienced and Energetic Apply with resume: CANADIAN TIRE 1300 KINGSTON RD. PICKERING 839-8017 TWO opportunities) Earn hundreds weekly working at home. assembling products or stuffing and addressing en- velopes for businesses. For FREE details on arther, send SAS.E. to - Lwerdge, 1355 Kingston Rd. Box 83-153 °ickenng. Ont. LiV 1B8. (080`.x92) 150 Hosp. Medical Dental CLINICAL COORDINATOR Mature Person, reQ d 10 act as a floater assistant for a busy Piclter.ng dental practice. Preferably assislmg badkgrand Good x7anza0orlal dulls, Dwd personality and an excellent understanding of stenlization 190'rmes Please r%ty n File 85022. Oshawa 7nis week. 865 FaRwel S: Osruwa L 1 H ; u PART time empenencec vedtcal 1ransdpiomst sou Neo to work evenings and weekends Man- datory 5 years lcta- forng ex- oenerce r a nowerai !ranscrcp- !tor detowrnw! <nowrecge of ••1ed,cai •91'r` 1010gy all spsc4aws. =xcesent :orfrnand of wvhsn gramnku Thorough working Knowtedge or Word Per- 'ec! 5 essen• a. Send -esumes 'o a0'Dundas Street West. P 3o■ 24x23, vvh,ttxy. Cnwc. _IN., 8x8. FAX -666- a250. ;073192CNc) 165 Day Care Available CARECAVIMG - --y -or-* any NO nae 'r J, days. exadient -erlerencsa. •vol ur%Cr,". Mapr OaKesw dwood area. ReasonaCre 'ales. :wl anytime. i8&9-3 08c292' LITTLE Peopae Daycare !us an olw,ng 'a our year alas and .io. Good 'cod and lots at carica ue. Call anyt me. 683-6063. lays only ,0605421 LOVMK' morn will xrre and can for your cf+rld n 'car 'Kx , fur_ sale envkonmsnt.-4arwood aro Ciovendge area. Alex. 875 weekly, full t.rr. 426-7996. (000292) MOTHM awsdsble for daycare. full time only. DiMMy of oWirgs. Dai fully fenced yard. with erakokr from fxkrahyed bisentent- nutrrtious :Heals. Any ages wet,,, .4274M51. M90292) DAYCARE on Tatra Dr.. close to Bayview Flegha Pubic School. Pickering Go. La>rary, park, 120 Office Help 120 Office Help terkoed yard. r ufntia s rrwelo, from t0`9�;.�0� applicant will conduct/participate in the 937-0591. (o lli analysis, programming, training and LOVIIW and re- ". daycare TOWN OF AJAX software applications. available in my home, ex. °"`lei ans "' Applicants must have a post -secondary jobpsiin Ca Call tart available. Please call Kim at I lam a requires processing or related discipline; strong 427-9cMs. tGOO292) watDEINM whuere to put yaw dolilry s,,,aM t1,lAfarlea pick tip, management skills; ability to program choly the Sep4entber+ Team yorr PROGRAMMER Phone 416.831-a432 toOMM - child b dN best care o AKM TATOOS - new in Durham, based environment and `C in a DEC VMS SC r� �- ANALYST nem• tawos of al Kinds or cop" onft ospnng enrolkrterlt for Sept N bring your designs. Ap- 1-2-3. 3-5 ears a y experience preferable. ages, 3 1111100111111 5 yeas. 4281 Reporting to the Deputy Director of Sell (0914e2) Information Systems, the successful Employment applicant will conduct/participate in the 170 Wanted analysis, programming, training and implementation for all hardware and MEN with trucks will do software applications. household moles. cbmW jobs. odd d s, '°°ra""g' Applicants must have a post -secondary jobpsiin Ca Call tart education in computer science/data anythirkQ or Jana, 427- 2956 ) processing or related discipline; strong PERsoll veM van w. wow analytical, organizational and project dolilry s,,,aM t1,lAfarlea pick tip, management skills; ability to program moving, efe. Reasonable rales. (using structured coding techniques) Phone 416.831-a432 toOMM utilizing "C', dBASEIII+/Clipper in a micro- TATOOS - new in Durham, based environment and `C in a DEC VMS reasonable rates, clean environment; excellent knowledge of MS- nem• tawos of al Kinds or DOS, VMS, DEC Ultrix, Wofdperfect, Lotus bring your designs. Ap- 1-2-3. 3-5 ears a y experience preferable. Si Cidu �"'le'a0"' Cat Jay tow. 937-2323 t0729ax> Salary - $34,034 - 540,058 180 Business t0 Please apply in writing by Friday, August 14, 1992 to: v Business Director of Human Resources OPPORTUNTY - to own your Town of Ajax 65 Harwood Ave. S., own coarsing company. Con - tracts in the Durham area. E - , Ontario, LIS 2H9 qupinem and training provided. The The successful applicant wile be required to $200D par rt10mh 10 stain. w°'k- adhere to the provisions of our smoke-free Wee��'°P1pporm'�t 20 t1rs. per wth City ondependa environment policy. a" trial ce. This personal information is collected under Cat 1-1110101-267-791IS& (0e0492) the authority of the Municipal Act, and will be used to determine eligibility for potential 210 Flea Market employment. Questions about this collection of personal information should be SOLID brass headboard and directed to the Human Resources queen size motionless Department wet«, . we new. $= call 06.5621. (0902921 t >rji►GE 11S.7119 NEWS ApVERT11"VA 210 Ilea Market 210 flea Market 250 Gatragi id 250 Garagenard Sales Sales PortN- Open Weekends 57AR7'M JULY 25th A 26th, 1992 WE ARE LOCATED at HIGHWAY 7A, WEST of PORT• PERRY (100 metres wrest of Beer Store) HOURS: Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Phone Ltd hu for (416) 985-8424� for information C+affs e' arty fore Su fles r 290 Pets -Supplies- 3�0 Automobiles GOLF Clubs - new Spaiang Top Boardin For Sate Flits Plus mens right, stir retail, 220 Articles g $600 '. Selling for 6350 o b_c. 22 For Sale SIBERIAN Husky puppies 19a0 Gr nd P 2 0 Clsaral m! Going on Holidays! Saturday, August 1, 1992, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. 1382 Fordon Ave. (LiverpoolifBayly) TOYS, BABY ITEMS, NEW WATER PURFIER YARD SAL SAT., AUG. 1, 1992 1150 MOOLMr RD., 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. Toys • Baby items • Car Seat • Fabrics • Household items. GARAGE SALE SAT., AUG.1 & SUN., AUG. 2, 9 AM. -4 P.M. 1658 DREYBER CT., PICKERING (Pickering Parkway and Brock) GARAGE 8t CONTENTS SALE SAT., AUG.1 & SUN., AUG. 2 1078 LONGBROW DR., PICKERING 8 A.M. - 4 P.M. GARAGE SALE SAT., AUG. 1, 9-3 P.M. 1655 PEPPERWOOD GATE, PICKERING . (Stock RdIFinch) Pine table with benches, park bench, maternity clothes, kids' clothes, toys, baby items, household items to .. tit +•f,' : Business Home Services Driving Schools Improvements ItOCES$ING 8 8 9 Driving schools, 3 hm- sons and test. $75. 10 lessons, ERVICE $150. Call 287-3060. (082692) 20 years es�noe Flooring, mespom kiwc,Carpetingnuscripts, Mailingnalized N Camaro, T -top, 7µ90oTaurus Statiotmagon. ; 1968 Form 'ntso *tea CARPET Installations free 839-1584 estimates, restretching a 026 specialty. Reasonable rates. KOVACS LANDSCAPI G 967.1799 or 967.1800. D a N DIESEL repairs, liscensed Duncan. (TFWFS) mechanic, rpm to heavy an off CNR DRIVEWAY road. 6.2, 6.9, and 7.3 a Classified Fax SEALING specialty. Heaving towing available. Call Doug. 294.6895. 579-2238 Acrylic sealer, gas, oil, (o() grease resistant Gardening, Gardening, Non-toxic Landscaping Landscaping Residential, commercial, industrial ABLE CONTRACTORS PAINTER INDUSTRiAL1RESIDE111TIAL "Lowest Prices" NO JOB TOO SMALL References Available Mike 686-6105 Fran 420 5951 (save mac a Pols, oor. as is. SHRUBS, TREES i SODOM INTERIOR and exterior painting - registered. first snots- tattooed. Best offer. 723-1689. HARDEN Good prices. good wor%.For free (080292) RIFLES for sa,e = A C also several adults, good pets, (0813g2SNC) AUTHORZ®LO&OCK estimates, call Mel, 576-6553. required. Centennial Models, show dogs. Obedience and - ---- CONTRACTOR' CONSTRUCTION RENOVATIONS WHITBY Fleamarket -areas /fir r� (072992) lar rdoor market. special 30-30. golf spike and R.C.M P. racng. 263-11M. (0730921 1974 Plymouth scamp. 2 door SEE 1 I I ' a1f ^ S a s e � , e n t s , d e c K s , ' model. still n boxes. Also 22 hardtop. gold, only 37,000 & RCOFING PROFESSIONAL painting and lour rates for August. Upper level Mag with scope. 5300 and 22. TSURO DOC TRAINING -Man- �� rrales. (� condition. SnYATO 728 1197 a cabinets ; alnting I wallpapering, 1 room or whole open Saturday and Sunday. nes For The Farcy Dog - a six Quall t0 Last"decorating. scope $500 Cal ty For estimate House, guarantees lowest ,ares. 250 with Orr owner. call eat-63361or fur- - lower Isvel open Surday. 830.5 3006 (Oeo492) week oourse beginning Aug- 26. then ma„har� () I in Durham Region call No job's too small. Quality p.m. Dundas (May e2 a Garrard. Gam a baler understanding of Handyman 721-2066 two lights ens! of Thickson). EXISTING kscher cabinets and your dog. identify and esminate CREDIT Problems? In y Don at workmanship guaranteed. Cal 666-5100. (.80592) appliances- All m excellent Problem behaviour and gain bankrupicyidischarged, first 668-oA 9 430 2595 anytime. (TF) TWO piece Oueen size sofa condition. Oak eabneoe. please coo It through basic training time buyer - we can put you be- v�+O.77 PROFESSIONAL painting - in. nN 639-6062. PW2912) commands. 416797-2855 or hnd the wheel. Leas. to own. MACKINTOSH LEAKING TUBS & ,«orand exterior drywau taping, F Berge "`sad. 6360 837 _ _-- _ -- 416349.333•. (oeo29t2) Cal us at 404-2056 (0606921 CONTRACTING SHOWER STALLS plastering and sera Cao h o _.__ 7.821. (OB0292CNC) MOTOROLA Cetka<ar Portable 9 Y Housecleaning p ^e and Motorola MOTORCYCLE,aunorrtoriveand Licensed Journeyman Repdv2d8renovated. g Alfredo or Hslia, 723-1337. FOR sale . king tiz. waserabed. Automobiles tlouble dresser and mirror. 7rarsportable. Both Pilaw, Lowest 300 pr°Deny insuranc*. Lot" rates' Carpenter Wall 6floor ties skppWed (�0�2) Phar 427-3730. (0731ffi) Dr'« Guaranteed. lit 6) 733. For Sale Cal Mancha at 427-3595. Mon- 20 yrs. experience b installed MIC, Visa ARE you Har ng ;rouble Keeping PROFESSIONAL Painting and 1825- (061392) day -Saturday, 9-9 p.m. by B.B. LOWEST PRICESI up with housework? Need sone - --- - 19 9 o Honda C v c . good d AlAI Home Renovations ,, wan Paper Hangirp. f3koNlent 220 9 appovxr*tent (090692) Free estimases s Cal extra Hep Call Lon to a tree Articles soot wood furniture on your condition. 45.000 kers.. elan- - -- - -- - - LOWEST PRICES! references. can for tree Bernie, Progressive Tie (080292 at 227-7113, low rates. For Sate tliapprp Ists� was kxhlthh trorrh acrd 5 -speed. Alper Stereo. MIIRAD AUTO SALES - ,966 FREE ESTIMATES (0e0292) estimates. 683-8780. (071002)$450, Harvest tables from 1;400: ?6500 -ifmd. Owner leaving Firebird. 35.000 kms.. T -top. John 520-4379 420 1669 -r........., - r i... ...... .r- - courti moat SON 47e.71am 116900: lam Grand Prix fr{GM- CLEANING lady available, ox- Party Painting, I Decoratinq LADIES! SPONGE PAINTING SEMINAR THURS., AUG. 6 & 13 7:00 P.M. $20' G.S.T. included Call 686-9846 P,CKErh.NC 1650 Bayty Street Pickering, Ontario • TREES CUT OR TRIMMED rt1D/. 4Z7-3142. (073OVI aher 6. (080492) • A•1 SOD LAID WANTED RCA tug sill* VHS Cam,00,der. 1090 Honda Accord, lady Camaro, T -top, 7µ90oTaurus Statiotmagon. ; 1968 vacuum. 683-7808, 12-12. • INTERLOCKING STONE 839-1584 1987 8 e Yale. $°!N; -- - Home KOVACS LANDSCAPI G 1987 $ Maxima. i. S6900 1987 INTERLOCKING STONE Improvements DRIVEWAYS a Paas Avera .1100: 1gel S- - DECKS, RETAINING WALLS Krary Krazy, 571-1412. (TFALL) FOR SALE AND rt1D/. 4Z7-3142. (073OVI aher 6. (080492) 19M Beretta GT. $5900; 1967 WANTED RCA tug sill* VHS Cam,00,der. 1090 Honda Accord, lady Camaro, T -top, 7µ90oTaurus Statiotmagon. ; 1968 vacuum. 683-7808, 12-12. auto focus, Autolris, power driven. one owner4 door, 5 1987 8 e Yale. $°!N; Lawrenoeem n good ow dOm zoom. $688, no rrpey down, speed. aluminum who". arrYfm 1987 $ Maxima. i. S6900 1987 guaw1W,abcspats-Wades, Interest free until 1993. Call cassette, 45 mpg hand Avera .1100: 1gel S- - bugs. $10 paid for gas Krary Krazy, 571-1412. (TFALL) washed, all power. Call 666 -Integra, 7 Turbo, 1988 SkiRXRX- laartnower anycadia. Free REMOTE VHS, VCR. cable 0948. IS>806x?l 510.900; 1983 Mustang pill -up L deli ready weeks" rerrioti, 14 days IM Pontiac Tempest. while convertible. $4900. All cars Caa Mike 4205137 4 evert program. Flom to own with grey inbrbr, automm¢- 120 oonlied 427-2415. Murad Aub, son team Well experienced, only S2 50 weekly Krazy Krazy kms.. eaceae * c0rd4x0n. S47M 479 Beyy St. E. A(ax (080592) CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. cast and clean pm!essonal work guaranteed. DO ALL Panting Garage b yard clean-up Clean windows Lawn b landscaping Small r xwm lobs Pruning Eavestroughs CALL 4360466 celient references• wil dean ort- Services ire house including fridge and stove. 250. Plea" call 839- MAGICIAN, clown, friends, 3376. 9*0292) Ready to emertahn for any age. GOOD reliable houseU*arhing any occassion. Birthdays, lot hire. CallGabriele at 427. promotions, openings. 4836 for a tree consultation. fundrases' Magic shows are (o80592CNC) fuel Letup Flap 839-7057 a 728.8334 -(TF) INGRO S Housecleaning ser- RABBIT wants work doing vice GOOD. used t and stows. as is or 1µ90O certified. Call We a back part popular demand. and �c to ons. re's paries and We clean a ^dD" 45 Blow St. E. Oshawa Phwnie -- - _--- _ ___ --_ all OCCasions, have my own vrasher and dryers from $,49 Mac, 43615M alto 6 p.m a Trucks For Qt t A �Opy (off) Phone 619.2423. ,guarantied Largo selecZeon d s7t-1412. (TFALL) finds. (_ 310 Home UN RK magician. Call Erne. 6681932. new and used furniture, We MME Pew oak dmrproom seg. -- _-- --- _ Sale Improvements Years d tense (TF) 'sow and take VIS& My Dad's $1500. A-1. 6 K. curvwd mood 19" Canino. fuNy Goaded, T• _ e7tp9f Moving,--- ------- - - StM 116 Brook St. S tzar and chain. '57(x]. A-1. Two bar• 4 sP*ed, automki8c, low testy GMC , ton gatl dump bat Ail typos d irWovements Plumbing Wh46y. ARNOLD'S Home 430.056,. 101112 79Z Pae cht*WftW 5350 each. mileage, �y clean. ooRN�. and Dower tailgate, asking Storage ConNrns d bdrM 1.500. 2 end. 1 $6496 a best Off-- Call SW 58000 will 776core4. MUST Bill. lmprwe Painting, T a r cll, dinlapg.. 420-5865 9 TECIaaGES 5 Dsk CO n bo: (072 Call 839-7764 ask for Bill. batroosmttala studs coding. toffee table trench provreoal 5597. _,- - - pad. $520, ask, rp $400, Three F>� almhortdbrass wait urK. $600. A• 1. patio set and /sM Nissan Sentra, 2 door (08049 fancies.Fro* HOME Improvements and �efn. Basements. �� 1Nt5 S10 Stater. 4x4, Tahoe asking $140. Bic Ad. Wind �- vacuum. 683-7808, 12-12. automatic. only 30,000 kms., f��• � reiattls' Please estimates. 420-6372. (O80`�l doors, decks, fences and trim. w . 3 tars. pole. Par rack, sec. ( one owner, lady driven. mint 42& (00292) ARTISTIC Missionary - specisi AI Streeter Wood Wodu 436 5600. Cindy, 725.2246. TOWER Of Power, Tomas* 200 ask Cal Ing in arsPlaoos and chimney 9207. (TF) (090492) wall stereo package, Arty. Dqi x$4000. oMl (0729x2) . Vcog 19Nx repairs. Works with bricks, OtIALITY work by father and RAINBOW Vaccum clean«/ fill tuner. Dopy dual cassette, IUS Acadian. 4 door, auto. 2 King Cab Import pickup. Exosi- lent condition, 73.000 kme.• blocks and stories of a1 kinds. :row "bnmo t, workmanathp son team Well experienced, thantpowr, good COndlti0rl, ' turnable, E.O-• Tow« urs. On 5'988• no SP y tone blue, amllm storeo hbrplass cap• box knot and guarantied. Cale Ft*rr Gerais, hard working. Renovations. good to allergies. Pinot. 1.500 o.b.o. 5761367, call anytime. doanpayrnent. SIX MONTHS kastesN. good clean running lar, $2495 ksrified. Call 427- rtare. Asking $7650. Cal 432- 66F:4428. (TF) additions, decks. MG Call us for a free 001'. ti 571.1263 Bi s a (05M BD INTEREST FREE. Cal Kraty 9722 arytmBq e. Rias, Tarn 0016. Oshawa. Leave (01 COMPLETE Rencaations, and Rod. Oulmra (011ie ) Kr1Ry. 571-141L (TFALL) Sakes. (0729x2) __ _ ropers, additions. besemtirns, SUPER single wa,Mrbed, bathrooms, kitchens with EUAOPEANtllstpecistiss - wails �� Moving Systema - fuN --- --- accessonzed. e1rM SUPER single ewattrbed with /NM W►wry Topaz, s speed, 320 Vans, 4 Wheel owam m. per. slecrical, renovate your bathroom or services, moves, appliance and Tax, Financial Wens, $50: 12 speed "Munum wooden frame. Excellent 11117,000 kms., in (pod atrndition, Drives painting, free estimates. CaN kitchen walls as wile as floor piano spedaYsta. fast rate or Directory eornon, $150 o b o. Cal 837- $1800 unotmAled. Call 686 ties. 20 years experience. Good hourly. We now have heated bike. $175: ab, $50; stroltr, Eugene. 4322158. (watea. ) 1800. (060292) 4230. (OND2x2) IN$ Dodge Caravan LE, one references and satisfction asaagt units. Now hoe MANAGEMENT consultant . - turtle sand box, 1;19' Amer, hilly boded, aup, 2.6 DESIGNED and finished boxes with mow. Cal 427- �� did• tale. $175: 19' SOLID cels and pins; turrrkro, 1N94 CIeMv CavaNar, hwcl6eck, guoraroetQ For free estinwes, spscial¢irg in small briskness Color T.V. rerrnbst $150. Rios kacnen and twrhlkea Buy direct s sDee4 rneeds work- 11450 Or engine. ' burgandy awoody basements. bathrooms. eddi- D. Dykstra. 725-4911 (TF) 0005• (TF) and start-up companist even. 619.209. $ide PuheL ^eve Mich' tikes, flora and woad tWaies Decks, HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS tures cash flow analysis. tax MgotiNblt. 1Oe02Q21 from best offer. Call 883-0928. ydtewMsolt.darklYMtdow- carpentr lumbin and WILL do fences. decks, "rte CAIIPET - I have ruin, Stain- flown; w Ontario. Avoid Me mod- [ 1 Low M67 $6485 otrllltd. y P 9 renovations. Me. No too TOw big w small, we price Cal 416)(071 de mann_ Eq. 7 it_ ask doubt Call 427 x722 429.21 M_ Cal SO4WallikLeaver at small, them all Cal 432-7588, (TF) ( 821 arnytimt. Rhtas. quality work at (Irhaate/ and 100% nylon tageL ,M4 Rap. black, goor", A.R.E. 128.2145. (071882) VM do lvinglimix and hal lar P!� table. table. S 99; 4 speed. 4 ryfirnder, AR.EBp Town Salts (080292) reasonable c prices. Free MEN with large truck wile do M•s nd Ifs WAIF tin $390- krckdm carpo, pad pka "!g P Mnssb, high kris, but marry mw - - - -� BASER Contracting - all estimates, cal Paul at 430 household nwve, residential, ftrst..wbrh (30 ytrdtj slur s� bed' W5' Pard pN.t Paris. 82000 Nmn Cal 623 9137 330 carpentry, additions. 3192. (073192) aamn,arclw Alt types d mhtevsa my, � hm you my N bed, $494; al toric, no veneer. Trailers . est one of our 7962M fm,S dye 7 p -In (07 renovations, kitchens. JOURNEYMAN electrician, Call Carl or Jane, 427-2856 Finished n your dace d sign. WALLPAP� dMnaMot - over 9858774 or 985 MM (073192) 1894 Honda A000rd, 2 door HARDTOP trailer with k' oneor enc horst i e. furniture �apirp in aarvioe chwhpts � PfofNsslonal adlfleofe IAA rope from so cents to harm, $1850 cwt6ed. Cal BBB- �• emwgeay servicit• furniture rewiring, additions and TWO men whh trucks "THE aaist you In tl *. CLEARANCE of new spring/ slow sick and han l M. $N NW refinishing, quality work renovations. All work MOVERS' seal do a1 $8.95 a double ral and maw- summw ladies 2194- (OB0682SNC) 6,. $1495. Also ler MrA9dYp 2 guaranteed. 15 yearsguarankoad.hasastiffifelmnwvm. Vey i wofdin� of OW s days per wesk MOIL- 1tielMcion araiable. Phone 668- 104 Mercury Topaz. 4 door, 4 stools, $600. Organ with 2 4sperionce_ 6862915. (TFEFG) � us a cal. Pella, 571111 (1 elk �• Fri, 94 p.mt. SoL 93 pia. 623 keyboards and bench. $400. mi. N5 King SL E» aoaltman am t s ttpeed. lWIN room 436-1851. M730M 1181. ff) PIAMo - trpighl .ria bench. inn-. Ps., o"Pw.Pb» a t". mils, Apartments 400 Apartments 400 Apartments 400 Apartments YO" and Ch" moeel ar new bmery and tires. runs Auto Parts at *J"Pk"* 46111 rhoNN -rho " $,SM o.ba NW 6.pJM prions- lcm000 orgirw kms. 340 '4 For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent Mmeaobb May mkood. Fully 42B-0te0.t�� Make an offet. 726-1992. RepairS guaranteed reconditioned follow OUR rrornderlMl terhaa 4111tlalitlg GBHAWA - 2 bedroom sporl- MARY and Hlllcroft - one AIAX - bright, spacious one stppfareoss Collins nhtlrM a a A-1 350 and 306 Choy, rihwara. -roomy rine bedroan besanwN menta for rent, available bedroom apammsrht in Inokae bedroan baerwlt aparerwa, deal. 427.6784. 467 WtNfr9Ny 230 Articles Fad l.;T'd, Marqu'M, va mwalb.-.. ahglikil 658 apartment: avaNable Sept. ,. knrediw«y, Aug. /. and Sept. Parting and unifies included. wakou p backyard. th.peraw F111.S.AIML09 Wanted .1m.ps»pb»arMmatwo air• 8082 (080892% $800ihcMnNke pnkralMenlrance, 1. Laundry facilities on Nina area. Available Aug, 1, entrance, alc spur, blew aft. 101 ChwsoW wild brHpM, sww, fkBUe t. PwnW e. Cal 679.36839 a 728- Fire~ required. Cal 985 rand �, •BALE - naw and used "i" UMe wAmm - cap for 1994 Nbees tartly bosh- Dos a mw*'$L �m$ VYlepM. 427-5638. P+0b8 leund9Y facBpiMN '4 MWpelk coin rlaNlhers and dryew pkk-w ahee boa- Must be a 404.0x22 a ,-4,6550-3,39. 35� MOtOrCyCieS (oem!m peogmOqe ( 92) $615 kndudkhg dalpNs. Fiat and I-1, for apartment units- small ft allow a mL or Cal (0Bp7923NC) PORTllrhlorW01 cb EAST mford aparinorr, avalable apartment, ,44 piece ls b�N cap 427-1799. StopTaoW Appliances. 27 Coo and Mmmmg9 afar S p.rrL a lewrM 1882 Cats MO, Trod. Nfalda 9 1N78 Hada Twkmw 185 CC, classy ors bMdnoorn b � media Appliances. 227 Court St. nhNesaga. p806al2SNC) � asking $1200 ObA Phos blue in good grew for In Roue laundry, cable. Immediately, parkfriding. s stow, 800 plus sdlti*L (nuance, PORT UrhionvLaitrrence - fur - Oshawa. Call 576-7448. WANTED - stoves, Irldge, 7.,31L ( ) around MurL Addnq 1600 Far parking Nom smoker, sults garage, parkMg, separate $940 plus uMtles. No pets, First niched bachelor apartmwnt. ttm01=2d srastw and mss. works I or (dames„ ceB Shem w �, � M- � �O a wwafmw a kim Included. SOW and last. 683-0833. Walk to Go/TTC/Shopping. PIANOS/GRANDFATHER not. Also trtrarae . pickup tract 102 Chovess Stools. red. 5880. MBO292314C) 2674 ME (080662) iond my. Call 4334� at 579• IOBO292sNq Available Aug. I. Sul workin CLOCKS - Planos, we �>L �. �mL Pickeown. (newer ring. 7 Call 38000 kmsy., 000 door.� 886 400 rftMt$ TNnF6 War Old house M18h AJAX -large one bedroom Include Shared wo**unchir. uti282- apt. sim Alta SPACIOUS - aY oaldpo11W, baserrrMnt apammeM, private Included. $500 fftall%My m2 - keyboards. CLOCKS - free 1470. (080`92) For Rent 11ewly finished one bedroom qui - - ,an 01111 Noiarium and entrance, very clean, large 6705 and leave message. Pets -Su nlres- dMvsY and sot tilt. Cal Te1Np p1^- apartment on main Ilttor. 2 don, .N.reiNe wan. (rod With kNentn, paakkg avalNblM, Seq. (0731a2sNc) and take adran sago d our lav 290 Boarding "W alas OmMgn, 4 dam. auo, WHIMSY •two IlMdnoorn bese• etlranm WO � APPiwwft sown and wlhkpod. Squash 1. WOO + Ira utali . 4661702 $PACIOUS main Moor overhead warehouse prices. V8. do* t"owim at. ps., pb•. msrrt apamnNw In Ihorrht, triNge foundry roan. garage and yard- cony the wake, patra8td un- (073192? aW„- 433.1491. (0731912 NE081O11E - Duwbed Dupe new bakes. rad. struts. rMr waves. veaslha, dryer. cMntaal ak. (401 and F{M norry . $695 in- derground parkNp, cal( nrowl - male in bungalow. 2' , aaractlhiMk �a�• idew for coils, s hocia, ealhaut No not $750 includes; ria u*Nm First acluding hydro. 263-4321. Evenings after 6 or leave a PICKERING - 2 beWan baNe lege kitchen• deck garden, ftREE skids ler fieercod717 ewalNRrxMYg. Night d- 1p,_ ExceBea shape. VW winter Wast, amiable Aug. 1. MW 6 M90492) mNwaga 619.0977. (TF) mwd aperimaM -_ does giviat lurking• very dean. 5750 Wi ion Rd. Cal list and aelk for guaL 6834441. t08D,kg�, driven). $2200 owNed or baa pm.. 427-4493 or 656.8935. p Go. loudly. $700 monthly, kckakre. Aval" Sept. 1. Cal ,Lurk_ 72s-3mo. (TFALL) offer. 985-3219 anyllme. pnIM PICKEMM - BrodUFkndn - aw ONE bedroom aparlmerits in k"mhm. 8353888. (073192) •tears 500.2M for aPFowoI • UNNE•ERASE guranamaes (081192814(.') bedroom beserttaa spattnerl. Oshawa, conforNaa krca8on. (0802921 WASHER and dryer, $270:9n nhto in., l d Mike @infra, alas PICKERING - 3 bedroom, 2 sepNlrsierararhoe k*idichen,4 dean, no last months rent LARGE furnished bachelor O Sao with tank, i35; leatlw bur front carpsiM, rN9 111 s d a&& 1981 Chovette. 5 door. ba8roor mMkh Boa d li - . piece bath. laundry. parking. required.ow 0 Ore taeAnn room. prlwte emranak laudry. Irritant ant a - two bedroom b dry la we mnodst Mustang, $50; "MI 24 he. b inoe kdo.. dbn. auonwlG ppliances 0,00.l good 1111Mg 5 a• walkout deck. SSW monthly plus utilities. $715 Wpe aur bdnoam Avol- cable. 110111-6 00. DWO and facilities. parlaundry $500 4M0 bed with l.M. , 3W. 688- RWM Chadds Lid. 1.800• amWWon. Asking 520. Cal walk to Go and Man. $950 Available IrtrIhedfartely. 262- able Aug. 1. Cal438•o477.dw Glenannk $120 wmkly. 831- Inclusive. 430-2143 or leave 1679 or 427-0318. (080582) 56 -ERASE, (0MXM $212141. (073/928NCI me". OW1965 or 831.4201. 5164. (0802921 5 p.m. calf 72337656 (081 ISM 8125. 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Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m. AJAX 55 FalbyCourt 2 bedroom apartment in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground parking included. Call 683-6021 .-Fri. SOUTH 06HAWA Very WMA 8 dwn Dulles 2 bdrm. $650 1 bdmt. :550 Avail. now or Sept. I. Rent includes heat, cable, paAtino, new fridpeKtow. 5764973 725.6896 OSHAWA Two bedroom Frenchman's Bay 3 bedroom, mn. fir. bunngp quiet street, dose b GO shopping, steps to school, parks and beautiful Frenchman's Bay. s850+. - AJAX South _ dean and quiet 3 PICKERING - Brock RdrFhry s2 • 3 2 WH Wgebedtoonts bedroom mein floor serni with person b share dean home whh PHCKERING - Jacobsen, 4 ---y• bedroom with main IWMI aclu t 12 baths. ensufer main floor eat -In kitchen, laundry, parking, young adult. AN twilike, par- suhs, large family room with family and laundry room, 8895 + 60% iAlkles. Available Bally, furnished room. Available walk -out and fireplace. Many greenhouse ko her. central air Sept. 1. 427-3650. (080492) now. 819-0187. (072992) upgrades. ap; , . 2,100 it and vac. lanced yard. does to PICKERING, whites Rdd/H2, wy CENTRAL Ajax - close to Open Howe Aug 1, 2 and 3.1-4 all amenities. $172,900. Call p.rn. 1710 Shadybrook Dr., 839- 668-4339, (08049Z 1.5 bedroom house plus base- Hospital, shared facilities, 9177 or 420.2788. (060692) mem $600 monthly. available female preferred. parking. Cal BOWMANVILLE - 3 bedrooms. Immediately. Appliances 429-9896., (080592) LOADED with ingroundpool. im- 2 balls, air, deck. July fenced, included. 724-4379'655-4722. 7291. (Tor.) (072992) riianalaN 3 bedroom plus itch raised bungalow. (130.000. Cal (073092) AJAX - tumislasd bedroom n over 460 thousand in upgrades. 6239148 after 6 p.m. (080492) 6311, after 6 p.m. or leave quiet townhouse, share Jacuzzi saWOke dish finished apartment, close to all b WESTNEY WATERFRONT home, two bathroom, kitchen, ran -smoker. basement, burguiar alarm, NO mo1ey downi - 3 bedroom amenhies,heat, hydro, water, THREE bedroom house for rem, bedroom, ideal for single or Available immediately. Suit prod thousands below market house in Osllovva large drive and parlung included. laundry $850 "W" plus ululaies of couple. First and last, referee- adult or student. $400. Call 428- value. $219,000. 427.7739. and garage on large lot. facilities. available YnnlsdWely. Thidkson and Grob area. 283- oes required. $750. Available 7964. (080292) (080492) $109.000. Cal Rick or Doug, first and last required. Call 434. 7291. (Tor.) (072992) Aug. 1. 839-5746. (073092) - - Condos For BROKER has lend 668-6805 or 1.800-663-4819. 6311, after 6 p.m. or leave �HAyyA _ three bedroomserri NOW being used as duplex, 455 $10,000 to at ext. 932, leave message. message (073092) near Oshawa Centre, large man floor has Mrs bedrooms, Rent at 6 per morph- Comae Jerry at 668.6805, Community Finan- (061192) -- - - -- osG area - one bedroombase- tented yard. fridge, save. 1 1/2 bsths, $975 morntnly. Available kitchen, din ingroom, EXECUTIVE suite, Whitby ons rW Senvaoea. (TF) 535 Lots For ment apartment, separate entrance, fridge, stall, washer. Irrrnedlalef call 434.59% after Y• washeroom. Second floor has one bedroom kitchen bedroom fully furnished suite, in- NORTH-WEST Oshawa, 3 + 1 Sale dryer. fiat and last. References, 6 p.m. 0731 ( � , , dningroom, washroom. $1000 coding telephone. Obfnes, linen, tee centre, such a long term. 1- bedroom Wick leu with bungalow LARGE 50x200 h. walkout in $500 monthly includes utekies. PICKERING Frendlmans Bay . per month, 100% upto$6,000Of 416-852.5128. (082792) garage on large, fully yyhitby, Financing arranged. For 725-7610 or 725.6204. (090492) unique 2 bedroom bungalow. rern wit go towards purchase of gp,le, leprae, $375 per mwith or 8,00 weekly. First and least Call landscaped fenced yard. Sell more information, call 576-8079 WHITBY - one bedroom, 8550.2 renovated kitchen, bathroom, house. Bloor and Sincoe area. WHITBY Harbour Salwirds - contained apartment on tourer or 435-7117. (0811 9Z bedroom spartrtxnt 3625 Fes, broadloom, deck, backs onto 666-3478. (000392) one bedroom• solarium kitchen, level, double driveway, 2 - _ - - _- arc last menthe rent required conservation and water. $875 +. NEWCASTLE detached home 5 appliances, blinds• luxury kitchens, 2 baths, close to Cottages For Working pB0ple only. Cal 668- Immediate. 420-1415 or 839- for rent• 4 bedrooms, 2 car bubo indoor pool• sauna fn- schools, shopping, etc. 550 Sale 4016 evenings. 725-8911. 8218. (08079Zgarage, familyroem with ness Centre. 24 hr. security, $168,500. Call 579-2342. conies or ( AJAX - three bedroom fireplace. main furor laundru Y• S" to Go, covered paring. $945 inclusive. 426-7491. (061382) BUY this shed Coinage and fires. AJAX - Harwood/gayly - two bungalow, completely $1150 plus. Sept. 1. Call Nide at ( 060392) BANC1iOFT area - 3 bedroom it to sort your needs. wired. bedroom apartment. $750 plus renovated• quiet street, $1125 1-416-850-2394. (073092) bungalow, newly decorated• screed porch. Large deck. Real unties. Close to Go, hospital. plus utilities. 686.3634. AJAX - 4 bedroom. 2 storey WHITBY Harbour - Luxury two e mail barn and garage. 14 acre deal on Bob's Lake. 45 miles Fridge. stove. Aug. 1. parking, (000292) defached, main floor laundry. 4 bedroom, 2 baths, plus ler. Sepik and wee, new deck, hunting, north of KrVton. (69.900. 613 33`6-5673. 0492) no pals. first/last. Very clean. OUIET Court new Blow and appliances. Sep t. $1250 plus. sdarlum, all buds, appliances F good fishing, snow- l apartment in a house, quiet rria- m WESTNEY TWO bedroom, two level base 4201281. (080292) Cxandview.3. 1 bedrooms. two 4293392or497-9620. (07319 n urtfher inquires call Steve. 4330643 res: 728-1162 mo i ing and sw mm ng $49.500 firm. 613.394-3131, VACATION paradise, large 3 • meet nment, central air, ape COMFORTABLE two bedroom baths, finished basement, gas PICKERING - Frenchman's Bay, fuss. (080492) (072992) bedrroom akelrom cottage. southern exposure, sandy PORT Perry Two bedroorrti. private entrance. parting. use d 479-4676 ,080292) separate entrance. parking. 4 piece bath, fenced yard, hardwood basement apartment laundry separate entrance, parkin g' heat and central air, 5950 monthly Mus utilities. First and 3 bedroom bungalow. main floor. quiet $treet. close to Go - - 460 Office & Retail PICKERING - Whites and Finch, 4 large T - bottom, Rainbow out Lake. Ixge octagonal dock. canoe• AJAX vacant land. GO train to downtown Tor. floors, laundry Y short distance to Aja: Go last. Cal 436-9900 '0731 92) and 1J+opPrmg. steps to school. V S ace bedoomw• 2650 sq.tt. ,, 1. and Oct.1. i haws awsp, onto. Spacious 2 bdrms 8 facilities. No its. 1750 De per atataon.5750month Available torah Covered parks and beaus fol pool sauna, close sf approx.. targe toyer, large paddle boat rc tided X20 per mt OL Cal M213L den in well maintained con. month inclusive. Pickering, 420- Sept.1. 427-0010. (082392) WHITBY - minutes to 401, Frenchman's Bay 5850 monthly, (papsg2l ktchen, central at and vac plus Haiburtor. Prorate sale. 2 ,r2 8708. Cal 683.5322 after 7 P "L dominium building. Central 2835. (0731 921 ------ ---e bedroom m AJAX - bright one bedroom) g schools. s 4 fno0Phn9• bedroom. 2400 sq.ft.. 2 1.2 baffle, plus. Call 263.6951. RETAIL extras. Asking $275.000. Cal 839-0147. '073092; hrs from Durham. 831-7476 (000692) try pslrsed turna aed roomk clean air, �-pc. bath 6 walk -m AJAX - •The Breakers- 'new ex- AJAX - basarrrrt aparatawx bright. clears. above ground. quest 1005. garage. Potle. playgrowa0. sclaoole, ualntparlaliara chap rtaaaby_ Pass OX Araalbb gp,le, leprae, $375 per mwith or 8,00 weekly. First and least Call �� 490 Vacalkxt I� tkady youdont wont le 'rias "N" s2oas2o don"$ want per, tons Ft/Pt, prime bath. 1 appliances. closet ole r I . on store 6 laundry rD on suite. clsive lakeside condominiums for imrnediale ocwpancy. 1,2,3 basement apartment• separate entrance. 4 piece bathroom, court, fireplace, R.I. vac. 4th washroom. Available -- AJAX - Puckering Viagape - 3 room' detached home. SPACE ------ --- Mortgage 580 Mortgage 580 PICKERING - furnished or $9 5925 monthly Dave K tch bedrooms. 800-1700 sq share laundry cable utilties immediately. rentlsell. $1450 2 baths. fenced CNE two ane tree b-voom Insurance Insurance (0730 (0730-42) on, Cosgrove Real Estate -ft- featuring 5 applanoes, ar, bal- parking $575 first and fist. Non smoker and angle preferred. neg. 2 snglalarn,ly welcome. 434-6712. ler. 5995 monthly Cal Jane a Geary While. 831- PICKERING- front 600 Ltd. 29611111 a 494-0721. conies or Available Sept. 1. 428-3457. (000292) 3300 or 686-0096 1080492) h. "'°I'traffic, �"'�` r„ soianums.undergroufl0 panting. ( - - for MORTGAGE PROBLEMS? recreation facilitws. To view ca420 428-1874. WHITBY - one, two- bedroom Townhouses A �0 Townhouses `♦ Plaza, ideal many • (TF) apartment,, 1-onebedroom For Rent For Rent Small businesses, WE CAN HELP! THREE bedroom apartment on ft h I apartment in a house, quiet rria- attractive rates. ATTRACTIVE 5 p.m. evenrgs and weekends, PICKERING lu•nished one 985-3611. (000492) bedroom baserrherrt aparnment. PICKERING Village ht ore, close to Go 'ram and PTC. in- cludes cable. ble. park mg, laundry bedroom basement apartment. facilities. No pets. 11550 ,ndudes separate entrance. newly utilities. References required. decorated, laundry, cooking. Call 839-5468 or 427-+881 cable. non snicker, no pefs. Suit M90M single female. 6500. 427-6376. wHTar . 112 Cart* St. N. 3 PICKERING - oil Malo' Oaks bedroom upper unit triples. Rd New!y owit large one garage. laundry 4ckhthes No bedroom caserme t apartment. pots. Aug 1. 486-3182 But to GO. $675 monthly n- (0730921 eluding unites. First and taxi. references 1230878 (073192) ONE and two bedroom LARGE bright. at,raetive 1 bedroom basement apt . sapentrance, full equipped kit., laundry tac.. Parting. flow ath. mol. vfis. FirstAssl Aug. I Rel- orences. Call Jennifer 4ad- dad. Tor. 751 X300 (ort.) 686-1961 (h) North• WOOOVEw AREA Share 3 bedroom, cosy house, with single female. Must We pets. Asking $620 ationtlit. Al uiliti s inclusive. Parking, free cable and laun- dry • Huila )and. Cal Pickering 5090M a��Mr 6��p oa.I� *V 811J1ILDNG In convient location, one and two bed- room apartments with fridge, stove, parking and utilities included. Call 433- 2562 leave massage. WESTNEY am oor wit hvingroom, lure people only. 509.9913 or HEIGHTS spacious. one Sed - Spacious. 2 bedroom diningroom, kitchen, fridge) 83x0904 fo8oil separale entrance basement apartment stow blue garage. Across from G.M, north plant, 5800 . undoes. by The eke. new and • $550 plus 1/2 utilities RIZU39. no cars Collett. 764- X,ac,ous 2 bedroom, 'EaCNW, I. $625 inclusive. negotiable. Separate 6667. (073192) Indge. stove. 4 orece batrh. Up to 90% rtnancing. �af.nancing, entrance, 2 appliances. PORT Perry Two bedroorrti. private entrance. parting. use d 479-4676 ,080292) carpeted, non-smokers backyard, sus worlurg couple. around floor duplex, fridge, bedroom, dose to Go. inducing Please call Suzette 683 6700 nausrve. First and last. stove, unities included. Awad- ' d gwod dere wassrtront, real 5351,6Prit-11 pm. available Sept. t. 428-6732. able Aug. 1. First. last. vacant land. A-1 Red (8047.000 sq •t) and (090392) Nerences. Cal between 9 and - 5 p.m. evenrgs and weekends, PICKERING lu•nished one 985-3611. (000492) bedroom baserrherrt aparnment. PICKERING Village ht ore, close to Go 'ram and PTC. in- cludes cable. ble. park mg, laundry bedroom basement apartment. facilities. No pets. 11550 ,ndudes separate entrance. newly utilities. References required. decorated, laundry, cooking. Call 839-5468 or 427-+881 cable. non snicker, no pefs. Suit M90M single female. 6500. 427-6376. wHTar . 112 Cart* St. N. 3 PICKERING - oil Malo' Oaks bedroom upper unit triples. Rd New!y owit large one garage. laundry 4ckhthes No bedroom caserme t apartment. pots. Aug 1. 486-3182 But to GO. $675 monthly n- (0730921 eluding unites. First and taxi. references 1230878 (073192) ONE and two bedroom LARGE bright. at,raetive 1 bedroom basement apt . sapentrance, full equipped kit., laundry tac.. Parting. flow ath. mol. vfis. FirstAssl Aug. I Rel- orences. Call Jennifer 4ad- dad. Tor. 751 X300 (ort.) 686-1961 (h) North• WOOOVEw AREA Share 3 bedroom, cosy house, with single female. Must We pets. Asking $620 ationtlit. Al uiliti s inclusive. Parking, free cable and laun- dry • Huila )and. Cal Pickering 5090M a��Mr 6��p oa.I� *V 811J1ILDNG In convient location, one and two bed- room apartments with fridge, stove, parking and utilities included. Call 433- 2562 leave massage. WESTNEY Brgut. HEIGHTS spacious. one Sed - room basement apt. Walk- ', OY I• separale entrance Fridge. Glove, parking. laundry, CA available Aug- Fesdot I. $625 inclusive. 434.5222. (090692) 427-1798 5 p.m. evenrgs and weekends, PICKERING lu•nished one 985-3611. (000492) bedroom baserrherrt aparnment. PICKERING Village ht ore, close to Go 'ram and PTC. in- cludes cable. ble. park mg, laundry bedroom basement apartment. facilities. No pets. 11550 ,ndudes separate entrance. newly utilities. References required. decorated, laundry, cooking. Call 839-5468 or 427-+881 cable. non snicker, no pefs. Suit M90M single female. 6500. 427-6376. wHTar . 112 Cart* St. N. 3 PICKERING - oil Malo' Oaks bedroom upper unit triples. Rd New!y owit large one garage. laundry 4ckhthes No bedroom caserme t apartment. pots. Aug 1. 486-3182 But to GO. $675 monthly n- (0730921 eluding unites. First and taxi. references 1230878 (073192) ONE and two bedroom LARGE bright. at,raetive 1 bedroom basement apt . sapentrance, full equipped kit., laundry tac.. Parting. flow ath. mol. vfis. FirstAssl Aug. I Rel- orences. Call Jennifer 4ad- dad. Tor. 751 X300 (ort.) 686-1961 (h) North• WOOOVEw AREA Share 3 bedroom, cosy house, with single female. Must We pets. Asking $620 ationtlit. Al uiliti s inclusive. Parking, free cable and laun- dry • Huila )and. Cal Pickering 5090M a��Mr 6��p oa.I� *V 811J1ILDNG In convient location, one and two bed- room apartments with fridge, stove, parking and utilities included. Call 433- 2562 leave massage. AJAX • MUNICIPAL • HOUSING • CORPORATION 2 Bedroom Townhouses In a family community with playground/basketball court infallibility decorated, fridge and stove, 1 1/2 Maths, single car garage, and basement $818 6 900/month plus hydro apartments, freshly painted. LJI/ERPOOL and one BaYIY Indge'stow, utilities included. bedroom baaernent apartment. 11625-$678 per 1 a h. Laundry prrvYe. parking, {sundry. walk to taalkrs. 9 unit tbulding• Sinn- amirGO, GO.available Sept. 1. $575 cos/Mill St. F,rst,iast, arcksns. Man NOW 3 bedroom ,denotes. Edith. 430-0339 or badksOBt. 1 1,7 baths. parking. 434.5222. (090692) Laundry. vialu 10 GO. $950 . Up to 90% rtnancing. �af.nancing, Avail. Oct. 4249217 or 1-416- PICKERING - basement 479-4676 ,080292) apartment, modern one COTTAGE for rem - 3n 0 •nkAes bedroom, dose to Go. inducing LARGE, bright• two few«• Iwo bedroom bwemrt Ad*NW $650 nck4M Allies. AJAX • MUNICIPAL • HOUSING • CORPORATION 2 Bedroom Townhouses In a family community with playground/basketball court infallibility decorated, fridge and stove, 1 1/2 Maths, single car garage, and basement $818 6 900/month plus hydro REDUCED to 5249,300. Call Cathy Lowe Brooke,n's beetcommercial 420-3111 across from C.1.8.C. 2200 sq.'T. or Pow Li'scole -recently renovated. +as. y Ajax -Pickering Area duvded. 3 entrances. nary ED LOWE possibilities. buy or -ord. Day 151.^• 3 3'" 'Tor) 868.0413. eve. %9.3073. LTD. R. E. _- 470 Cottages For Up to 90% rtnancing. �af.nancing, Rent loans. No .-'root `Res. n - Peowtwa+9h Cozy akefronl, consolidation, power of sale. foreclosure, COTTAGE for rem - 3n 0 •nkAes (416) 421-4080 north of Lradsay, on Valid all 3 poor credit, self-employed, cottage property, ' d gwod dere wassrtront, real New Era Mort Corp. 'WK TO suit you Bloat awaiable vacant land. A-1 Red (8047.000 sq •t) and Fast, professional service, 24 hours. in ate. (4�.5m ming in a welt anchored shopping EQUIGUARD MORTGAGE centre m pr me Oshawa and both, ail con., car '°cations. 576695E at 579 - ,626.(00,4921 SERVICES REDUCED to 5249,300. L56% - 5 roar mortgages - Also Brooke,n's beetcommercial 7% 5 -YEAR across from C.1.8.C. 2200 sq.'T. dw the bli o Do -recently renovated. +as. y OPEN / 6.95% duvded. 3 entrances. nary 'ahng and twwrrrwg. One and possibilities. buy or -ord. Day 151.^• 3 3'" 'Tor) 868.0413. eve. %9.3073. R e s : D in m 35% _- 470 Cottages For f,na^C'^9. cinva'B 11.nd5 ava aoie :3nso da!a Rent loans. No .-'root `Res. n - Peowtwa+9h Cozy akefronl, `.or1e seNQ. COTTAGE for rem - 3n 0 •nkAes 721-9563 north of Lradsay, on Valid all 3 ^oder. housekeeping coinages. ' d gwod dere wassrtront, real New Era Mort Corp. 'WK TO suit you Bloat awaiable and 401, share bath and facilities, $300 per month. 670 Personals EWTH contra aid 'amt,' pian, n ng counselling. Free and WW$d lwL available Monday b Friday. 373o a.m. » 430 p.m. Crvc in Oshwa, Tuesday. , to 3 Pm.. .. slid Afedrwday 1 to 6 p.m. Pickering Thum. 3A0 D.rrc to 6 o.m. For •urther information hall Oshawa 4334MI or Pack - ening 420-8761 TF) Ask for Guy, ,-705-?962173. L56% - 5 roar mortgages - Also JESUS says. an the bird lead COTTAGES for rent. Crowe Bay 7 year to 25 year •raortgages o Compoirtivo a dw the bli o Do Carty. CarrOmWord area. Good rtnal". carsonei and con- view glass"" The hrrel an9 'ahng and twwrrrwg. One and '#dent a, service. Pnone 'or rho N'red me+wer, Mrcan 3:11, twb bedpbfrx ava"AAO. =rpm mttormathon. 7 days a weak. 725- lealah 56.13-'2. John 10-t 1. �aro.srx• now Oshawa Cents. SepanN suit one person. no pets. FrsY yp. aneioble Cal PICKERING - 3rodu and 401.3 amrrnawaseN -_-__-- - .-_--- Room s To $175 we". 1-7054S3.5015. 6123.:06059?) Jim Camobsk 1-705-963-9475. FALL) T, entrance. $725 monthly. Lnllities 2 baths. 2 8349396. (0B02g� oedroom, 1 1,'2 430 KAWARTHAS - Lake '(as- MORTGAGES caro, li p 1l. and 4 appliances included. appliances, walk -out finished Rent shit - 45 ren. northeast 31 rnancng, down oaymsrn also Available Sep. t. 666-9463. PICKEANC - brand now one rec. garage. $925 + utilities. No expwhwoe necessary- Earn Peowtwa+9h Cozy akefronl, arranged. Any amount available. (0004M(M bedroom walk -out basement 68614521. (01110992) SEDSITTING room. Brock Rd ^oder. housekeeping coinages. Call Doug or Rick 668-6805, 710 Births AVAa ASLE wmedmfty - 839 Cobert S Oshaw d 200 apartment. private entrance, air con.. cable. pool 5 arras. a Go 160BriNo1Cres-• ahs naS clean -hr bedrooms roc and 401, share bath and facilities, $300 per month. Good fishing. swimming, coat. motor rentals. From $1351 Comrnurnty, Financial Servaces (TF) t., a an Garden St., vdlrtby alartmsna buildings. Close to bus, and app l sseo nclusiver. First/tast 4245081. (oe0292) c 0a » room. garage, 1 12 baths, avail- able Sept. 1. $784 plus uwltias References. Cal 428-6751. (080295, weekend or 839Fa'wleelkly. Affair 706877-2159. (073192) Business 5 shopping, useful included. NO PICKERING - one bedroom Cal 728-3678 of 434.7802,. AJAX - furnished room with GREAT fishing and fanny Opportunities pe2 bed roorre, $700 and one c, walkout. Close to Go. Non smoker. $580 monthly. 839- (�s� shared tmcl dn. clone a taco slap. Non sndre. 0864942 Ito/ ,a at Rice Lake. One '- WE of owwwA t Pickerel, r.us No expwhwoe necessary- Earn boom, 8800. Fist and lees. as 430-0134. (090392) 1783 ( PICKHING - three bedroom (Oa1492) " and bass galore Modem moe,y 'own iii !roan til consort d your own Non' work hall or AJAX - Oxford Toners -nus and Houses For 410 finished basement. 4 llanCes, our e, fenced app 9 a9 AJAX by de, rite - q„s, porerk GO, school, 4Wradry, kitchen cottages, Isco n. waterfront, n oral ens, krw P"Vel 'r�Y I� SHAe. For trials *forma bon. send SASE to Y M M avail iMac. Aerkoorns available Sspt Rent yard, immaculate. $970 + and both, ail con., car rases. ChIchons program, stare- a Eritsrpnew P.O. 1. and Oct.1. i haws awsp, park. torah Covered Boa 38501, pool sauna, close sf utYNles FltsVlo st. Awl W" X20 per mt OL Cal M213L and maalor flannel. 3299 Bayvww Ave. Toronto, pot and GO. From $009 and AJAX South - clean three bedroom Saps 1.281-0"61. (oa02M (papsg2l clothing Skwaynwd C6W4PK HotWaIt Ont. KOL (Y0. Ont WN 2Y5. (073100 8708. 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(0T30aPa PICKERING - furnished or GORGEOU8 3 bedroom fur- investment. qp selling. d mrssags 723-101& AJAX - 3 bedroom. 2 storey $575, first and baL 42&8070. meow denditd. main fim IMKMliy, 1 CNE two ane tree b-voom parkunturing. Ilse d all -aches, parking. Call 420-8300. fished luxury condo, near tamale Clearwater beach. 6 (0730 (0730-42) 12 best. $a001mwtaltr plus, luxury condos. Beautiful marwAiim 3 baths LARGE two bedroom jacuzzi, 'ONE bedroom apartment in gngns„ k "I sacra dining �� t. CRN John. 1116 property, a, " feAtur«. 6 poofhawanit, NO in private yard 670 Personals 621.4297. (080292) apperaoss air awrdMaNd iron. P itwing VN41gs prhrMs rklve rope asd kNt Mn Cale 204- orad call se now day, (o x rases Jemsz katltn, boihroom, ground floor. 5-493. (Oeow wwwv - Brat and hrry 2 - no My. ONE MONTH 450 ,ACContm. coil 8869Y' (Ex' E=TWG SPICY PHOTOS OF �kckadw uliNim 8600 *81 and large 3 bedroom mains floor FREEI Rent to am and pur- CLEARr1WATtER - 3 texhoon Roonsalaa - Karen Wendy and -IML SuNable for si 427- OBEbeuFoornapartrrraforrentt bungalow, air con.. 3 coats ~ avahble 9tlutla huh furnished. air con.. mobile Litz For demo inlombeta. ( in older buildNsg, 17 Ousbsc SL d►ilre $ east cornus d Nash and Trues AJAX - Wootney Heights, 3 � fleeted pools hot tub writs: Karan, Box 870 -RD, (Simeos/(iibb) 8420 monthly Rd., Courtke Open House. bedroom honks to share with "BASEMENT aperimW - Dw- plus hydro, available �h• avaNableSept 1. Must Wed and Thurs. 3-7 p.m. mail SM plus 12 Maths par te^'�• reser �• and mrior Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 7P4. Adulls soNAnnes SL, WfNby - lays immledidely. Stephan. S71- sea_ 2824620. (080492) Sunday, 1-4 p.m. For more month Fast and 1st reghrired. Chldrwn welooml0 only pin" (073192) bedroom slligroars, kitchen, 4 3229. (pa06M HARWOOD and 401 pcs�„ information, call Josephine Call Mike, 428-8190 Ieaw U.SPhcm. (Less 6. m08 5503. -SINGLES WORLD' Dana piece bath, own entrance. BARGAIN - sent tram s5W 1300 aq.N. 3 badron . 1 t2 Snider, 579-7505 or Paula msssags ( U.S. weakly. 883-5503. suitable lir single list We. non SM lerge two bedroorn udb, buths. maks floc. laundry Well Sheppard. 5743052 at Homnfs TEACHER has furllelsed room (0815M Cartel. 432 S'mcoe St. S smoker. Avall. Aug. a Sept. I. groat Othsar Whiby bcalion $1100 pkv W tss. Call 08a 'caeca Reality Lid. Rte• in spacious horns. 8300 per FLORIDA Madeira Beach, shwa Durham Room's aryr, $550nmorithy including males available between now and 1�7• ($021 433.4747. (TFALL) month. Includes utilities, 1500 Ill luxury gulf front Sunday Darty EXCLUSIVELY � ' AL M004M October. 432-9127, Please d hpr,,. in 1AMa(� s Rooms To laundry. vas °l'w WcMd s• cal condo, 6 appliances. 2+1 for singles Dress code. NO clean 2 bedlOorn 579.0487. (OBDsa2) bedrooms, 2 baths, all ,E�. ill left 6235.7007 • leave mNssags. 1073100 large bedrooms. 4 loess. marl 43 Rent accessories. heated pool, basement apartment. walk to flea Aspl AJAX _ in am a shire hohres (TFALL) Go, separate entrance, _ brlpfK y� nObfn ,pin oak wet tar, 2 enMnlelaed ^worn run a hawse L eCreelNd SINCERE Personal In- btsadloofR tq Pats• Atralobl, torian style one bedroom AJAX south - room in four does a all arrwaliss floor. wmk*hywithfy. Pharos Snglw- imtadloomlately. t8S0 Incudes sAa�aM• VPW �• 500 ft walkouts to *wed yard. $1275 la"ft tnodui r ion Servios A con idol Avallable Sept. 1 a oedroom home, full use o1 Smoking permitted, alarm ' (1 tial wayt unities. 420-7071L (073192) yard boo bafahsupDautAao $�7 0 A.S.A.P. 72S9t230. house and all appiWK=B. fu- system. $300 monthly. 428- Please read our special. Swaoio► Discount soand 10eMal hashed or uMumished. FirstAaet, 7147. (073190 y OSHAWA - large two bedroom inclusive. 666.5452. (073092) SOUTH A}u - 3 bedroom home. 880 law weak. 6968579 a 427• classified ad on the over. CAN Linda. 4360-494 or 1- banertaent apartment, newly PICKERING Village - bright »t -in kitchen, garage, large 0318. (090892) LARGE will maintained Vic_ flrel day at publication E4363-9767 or Aileen, 606 renovated, private entrance, oozy one bedroom basement Yard. $950 Plus 0110 bedroom ioriara sowaativer home so share as we cannot be 2962' (TF) parking, laudry fad WW lay0 basement apartment, $500. PICKERING - room, bright, with ran smoking poletsiwiaL DISTRESS Centre - Need w -M1 kkdnn, ful bean, $725 our bath �dt 1f� Bpm � and clean home. Non smoker, $39S (furnish0d bedroom responsible for more someone to talk a9 Call w Inclusive. Call 438-8772. smokes, d oak N ae les. Cal on Cale Judy 264-8888 or 4e8- shared tadNles, mrry wras optional). AWNWA Aug 1. 190- than Qne inserUOn In a ryti ns, 4331121, 427-5839. ( � 4201431 or 120-0888. 2317. (080492) 420-3734. 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PICKERING SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION Tom Dressing and Maureen Culp 194; Joanne Mar- three RBIs each time; great hitting by Andrew Burke. Jamie Colburn and Adam King he homers; Joshua MAJOR MOSQUITO den and Mike Femley 192; Linda Arthurs and Kay Matthew MilcheA, Jennifer Patterson. Collins and Robert Karbaum had triples; Timothy DIVISION STANDINGS MITE BOYS "A' DIVISION Crawford 188. Discover Sports 28 vs. Witty Real Estate 25. Chanon caught a mile -high pop-up for a third out. AS OF JULY 23 Standings as ol July 23 EAST -WEST Triples by Jesse Adams, Michael Baker; double by Village PlymouthiChrysler 12 vs. Taylor Camen TEAM PTS TEAM G W L T PTS Sona Bell and Rob Berry 190; Zofia Skwarcan and Nicole Laframtwise. Good fielding by Ben McArthur, 11. Adam Cunliffe hit two homers; Mark Cretney Century 21 Briscoe Estates 23 ' Boli 12 9 2 1 19 Bob MacDormand 186; Beryl Taylor and Eileen Stephen Dizig. notched three strike -outs. Wine -Art 16 Printing Unlimited 12 8 3 1 17 Stephens 181. Carroll Home Improvements 32 vs. Panda Spa -Leri lid pent -A -Spa 10 vs. LOEB Baywood 4. Kinsmen Club of Ajax 16 Sinn's Kitchens 11 8 3 0 16 Fundraising 23. Chris Cyncora hit two doubles; RBIs by Jeremy Black, Greg Bates, Adam Kelly and TK's Grill 13 Vacation Invest. Prpty 12 7 4 1 15 RESULTS FROM JULY 28 Craig McDonald hit a grand slam homer; Matthew Andrew Kuebler; double by Jason Gay. For LOEB, Witty Insurance 11 Bulk Barn 11 5 5 1 11 NORTH -SOUTH Carroll hit two homers. Luke Jenkins. Jonathan Carter and John McIntosh Padgett Business Services 11 Watermaker 11 5 6 0 10 Susan Cheelham and William Magee 130; Rosalie all hit doubles for an RBI apiece; Michael Bolt had a Star Video 11 Uhramar 12 4 8 0 8 and Barry Johnson 127; Gene Lengyel and Greg ROOKIE BALL DIVISION double. Durham Fence & Deck 8 Minute Muffler 11 3 8 0 6 Whittaker 124. North American Life 13 vs. Canada Trust 9. Light Fast Artist Pigments 16 vs. Cassidy & Co. Shp Shape Toning Centre I Kelsey's 12 1 11 0 2 EAST -WEST Excellent defence by Laura Krtchmg, Matthew Dun. 11 Singles also for Timothy Charon, Grant Taylor. MITE BOYS'B' DIVISION Keith and Stephanie Bentley 153; Dave Orme and can, Paul Renshaw; great cheerleading by -broken Andrew McGee and two by Matthew Lambie. MOSQUITO GIRLS' DIVISION Standings as of July 23 Lome Sykes 137; Adrian Brady and Ernie Rye 129. wrist' Ross Critch, Spa-Lendid Rent -A -Spa 7 vs. Bank of Nova Sco- Pine Ridge Insurance Brokers 10 vs. Ballycfiffe TEAM G W L T PTS The Ecology Shop 9 vs. Ajax Hydro 2. Sean tis 7. Good hitting by Jeremy Black with two RBIs. Lodge 7. Singles by Kelly Brown. Katie Still, Kelly Pickering Sb -Sports 12 9 2 1 19 AJAX SPARTANS MINOR BASEBALL Bandit made a nice catch playing pitcher; Ian w,gh Adam Kelly with two RBIs; Greg Bates with one RBI. Forsythe; great hitting by Terri Adams. Lakertdge Precision t2 9 3 0 18 made a put-out on a run-down. For Hydro, Justin Padgen Business Services 13 vs. TK's Grill 11. Rand Electric 11 vs. Val Marshall Travel 10. Autogen,cs 11 6 3 2 14 Results hom the week of July 27. Mowatt hit a homer; double by Brent Corbett; singles Mark 011erenshaw, Jame Kerr and J Malcolm hit Stephanie Brown hit a double and single for three Wiklwood Ford Service 12 6 5 1 13 by Catie Cowling and Kevin Spurs. doubles; David Nortes struck out the side in the third RBIs' Jenny Sontoft and Lindsay Smith scored two Surpass Limited 11 5 6 0 10 Bosley Property 12 4 7 1 9 Fawnbrook Golf Club 12 3 6 3 9 Hone Printing 11 3 7 1 7 Pickering Photo 11 2 8 1 5 AJAX WARRIORS SOCCER CLUB MOSQUITO GIRLS' STANDINGS BOYS' UNDER -FIVE DIVISION RESULTS FROM JUNE 30 Venice Pizza 2 (Goals by Des -cord Cowrie 2 MVP Justin Truax) vs. AI CroxlordJack Kearns Optical 1 (Goal by John Gurley MVP Caleb Douglas Lenner- ton); Blue Line Plumbing 6 Heating 0 (MVP Craig Sm,tn) vs. Morton Imematonal 0 (MVP Christopher Khastiman:ar,. National Bank r tGoal by Ben Piemronle5e MVP Wesley King? vs Maclean Hunter Cable TV t (Goal by Ryar 'odsh. MVP Georrey Maltese; RESULTS FROM JULY 7 Ajax Vence D ::a 3 Goals oy Sco•• Auer. Desmo^c Gowrie 2 MVP Justin Truax) vs. Macifl lumen - Cable TV C (MVP glories SPar de,, Mary Browr• s Fried C.,ci.en 2 1 (Goals by Jesse Gonene, Bran- don Whittaker MVP Andrew Louden; vs B .,e Line Plumbing I (Goal by Dench Grayt. Natrona: Bank 7 IGoals by Be, P emtonter" 6. Anthony R,99iero. MVP N,cnouis 'kaiec) vs A, Croxfoeo Jacx Kearns Opt'cai i IGoaj by Darre^ McCloy. MVD Scor. Plugersi. Monor Intermtatidnal 4 ;Goals by ChrtVo- pher Khashmantar 2. Bradley Russell 2. MVP Mick- ey This:ell vs Canada Trust 1 (Goal by Patrick Johnson. MVP Domin,c Chap -rap. RESULTS FROM JULY 14. National Bar« 5 iGoa s by Bi Piemonte to 4. Ant-ony Rtggte o MVO A.J Does) vs Vence Pizza 0 (MVO Rya^ Marsr) Aa other garner rained out. T-BALL'A' DIVISION Mike's Auto Service 28 vs. Town Club 22. Home run by Ryan CarrObell. Bank of Montreal 29 vs. C b C Couriii 16. Nicole Nead es hit for two RBIs; Matthew Sampson hit a triple: Brent Hayward hit two homers `or six RBIs. Cassidy & Co. 37 vs. St. Clair Paint & Paper 34 Racr,w Spurs played well offensively and defensively; Chris vtli/ Moorcrott reached home four out Cur_ of six at -bats; Derek McDowell , went t,ve-for-tive. Jerry's Drug Warehouse 24 vs. Clydesdale Custom Cases 24 Bib tins by Poobie Sales. Patrice Dore and Heather Acamson; great de'e^ce at secor,c by Jason Ke"v and Brendon O'Shea For Cyces^are. Shane Staoieton hit a hone rur; Drew Gilbey h,: a double and a triple. Jamie Dewhurst hit nor the w'h, a home 'un, triple, double and single. Clydesdale Custom Cases 27 vs. Bob Myers Chev-Otds 27 Drew Cortwyn rad e ocub e a -i tr•pie. Sia -e Stap,eto, rad a mole and three RBIs; Andrew Sawyer had a homer. Henry's Do -It Centre 23 vs. McDonelds 7. inning. runs each; RBIs by Tracy Allison, Chantelle Matthew McFayden had two homers, one of them a Taylor Camera 15 vs. Clarke Office Concepts 14. Bourdages, Rebecca Wells. Kristin McPhee, Erin grand slam; Dean Britt went three -for -three at the Germaine West, hit a triple and scored two runs; Sheepwash, Karissa Ormston and Lesley Ann plate with three RBIs; Ryan Cooper hit two singles Ryan Mills had two hits. two RBIs; Chris Bourdages Sm1h. Two walks to Laura Tegelberg kept the rallies and scored three RBIs. had two RB!s and scored twice. For Clarke. Adam going, giving Rand Electric then first win of the sea - Trans Canada Electronics 27 vs. Ajax Kinsmen 4 Truax had a homer; doubles by David Smith (2). son. For Val Marshall, two -run homers by Stephanie Home runs by Kevin Brown, Victor DaSAvd For Jean Paul Leblanc and Adam Skalko. Markidrs and Karen Gottschalk Kinsmen. Mickey Kennedy went two -tor -two; Brett Vihage Plymouth Chrysler 17 vs. Optimists 9 Ian i Fullerton and Melissa Ramsey hit sold singles. Connor hit a triple to score three runs. Kyle Clifford MOSQUITO GIRLS' STANDINGS 11 and Adam Curi hid homers, Paul Pearson three AS OF JULY 14. DIVISION STANDINGS for eight strike outs. TEAM PTS AS OF JULY 26 Pine R dge Insurance Brokers 17 TEAM PTS MINOR MOSQUITO DIVISION STANDINGS Val Marshall Travel 11 Canada 'ust I i AS OF JULY 27. Ballychtte Lodge 6 Alax Hydro 0 TEAM PTS North American Lite 0 LOEB Bay -wood is Henrys Dalt Centre 3 Spa-Lendd Rent -A -Spa 16 Trans Canada Electronics 6 Admiral Evans Secunry 15 The Ecology Shoo 6 Village PymoutivChrysler 15 K ns -nen Cluo of A,ax 4 Light -Fast Ail st Pigments 14 MCDonads 2 Bank of Nova Scotia 11 Cassidy & Co 8 iMINOR MOSQUITO DIVISION Taylor Camera 8 Bank of Nova Scotia t 1 vs. Taylor Canters 10 Clarke Office Concepts 6 Jaso^ S^arae t a :r,pie wit" a- R3' Michael T•em" Optimist 5 T•BALL "ADIVISION STANDINGS biey and Marriew Dalton ha singles: good work iron' AS OF JULY 19 fielders Benlamxn Wu and Paul Sleeves For Taylor, MAJOR MOSQUITO DIVISION TEAM PTS homer by Ryan M:,;s Good pitching by Mike Centuy 21 19 vs. Midas "ler 4. Ma. egelber^y Boo .Myers Chev"Olds f5 Dauoi whothrew a ro-hit inning. h r a grand slam rc^er and a do.,ble. Randy Bank 01 Montreal 14 Admral Evans Security 5 vs. Cassidy & Co. 0 Nicholls had three ' is and tour RBIs. Century 21 is Cassidy d Ce 14 -he ',s: mree inn res were three up :^rets :own. still undefeated Sr. Clair Pa'^t & Paper 12 thanks to great pitching by Justin Brunet arc Ajax Kinsmen 9 vs. TK's Grill 8 Triple by Adam Jerrys Drug Warerlouse 10 M,chael Barah. Jett Calow was !-roe to, three at the H ". w1r- ^g rc by Zac^ V lcA-%, 1111i Van 1C plate. Paul Gottschalk hit a long single :o left field. Midas Muffler 8 vs. Shp Shape Toning 8 C'yceseale Custom Cases 9 Marhew B,rd stole horse :or a key run In the tourn Ajax Kinsmen 7 vs. Witty Insurance 4 Scott C & C Courier 8 irrmg Moy-es aro Adam Hill bon- side home: c�;o s:ammng Mikes Auto Service 8 Clarke Office Concepts 19 vs. Optimist 6 Todd tied,rg Tow^ C:ub 7 Burrer - t three dot) -os. %,c -c as C ­lora --lade a Village Plymouth Chrysler 10 vs. Cassidy A Co. A,ax Mens Sao -Price 6 great steal of horse. David Sm. rad a double; 9 Glen ".a- tllor and Kevin Holard '-ado ou:s'a-d Sp,:ngale Arbitrations 3 great fielding by Edward Yum lett field Ing catches ,n the field, Mark Crerney struck out five Rand Electric 2 BANTAM DIVISION STANDINGS (FINAL) TEAM PTS All Gro«^ _awns 22 Canadian Home Therapy 16 Rainbow Systems 14 Pizza P::a 12 Cando Deve,00n o_n:s 10 Noka Produc:s '_'d 9 S bway A LESLIE WHIFFIN VAUGHAN memcry or a speoaT daughter and siste- lake - suddenly July 3l,99. They say mer-ortes are golden Well maybe that is true Bu: we never wanted rnemorles We only wanted you. 11 tears couid build a stairway RIO OF THESE NASTY LIKE TO RUN A "FREE TO A COCKROACHES ONCE CLASSIFIED (GOOD NOME...' ANO FOR ALL! AD 00 l earl( a? 4tr� c� le t i And heartaches make a lane NEW! L We'd walk the path to heaven And bring you home agail Our family chain Is broken And nolhirg is be same But as God caps us one by one Our chain will Ijnk again. Ump in aur Ilaarls Yon), DK Bobby, . so * and CM. 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MICHAEL FOO would like to welcome Karen Rajc,iak to his General Practice Bayly St. W. 95 Suite 328 Ajax, Ontario := NEW PATIENTS WELCOME Evening and Saturday Appointments Available ,Emergency calls accepted _ Cholesterol Facts IVNealfliy Blood Cholesterol , HEART Here are some key AND STROKE ways to keep your FOLINDAT b,dralhiblood cholesterol at a irmprowngyour heafthylevel: o"s ne,►sf w Most importantly, carlld.•s d, killer keep your diet low in fat, especially saturated fat. This step alone will also helps keep your dietary cholesterol at a healthy level. w Eat more complex carbohydrate foods or starchy foods that are low in fat and can be high in fiber. w Add more fiber to your diet. For more information on heart healthy reaft conrtactyt;aarWd dtapterofMe McDonald's Restaurants Ajax and the rA��■ ��NEWSADVERTISER -_1_- Present Wk%q4%'1 12 12 b All you do is place an all paper classified ad (9 issues) at our t jax- Pickering News Advertiser office, ;130 Commercial Ave., Ajax and receive a special "Combo McClassified coupon for a FREE COMBO MEAL from McDonalds -` 7 _ (Large Sandwich, fries and medium beverage) Limit one coupon per customer per visit & not valid with any other offer & no cash volue. "a"d°"" at.McDonald's (Restaurant Y 222 Boyly St.,' West, Ajax 7 • 0 • I0 0 0 D �.Lo) t UO stk. #782, BRAND NEW , - lncl. auto. trans., air bag, p.s., p.b., 1992 VOYAGER • • defroster, rear wipers, delay wipers, dual mirrors, AMIFM stereo, dock and much more. Q BRAND NEW 1992 COLT 200 Only $179.87 per month or *^ S k. #CT7736 - Incl. 4 cyl., auto., cloth $ a it aft interior, p.s., full wheel corers, p.b., electric 87 defroster. plus much more. 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