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Home My WebLink AboutNA1992_08_09frS _OL f SEASON! S WW* fixim s1 yps M reh -1l 1100 per ym FuN Season 7 days from We per year 683-3210 Annandale Country sub P.O. Boz 91 AJAX Ll S Pickering Edition #IEIFS ADVERTISER WANNA SELL LEMONADE? YM FII M "W our 1g11101om ft" CAIN 1*"" b mm Sunday, Aug. 9, 1992 20 poses A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 37,000 510 + 40 GST = 55 cents Vol. 111 No. 32 Y:r Having a hard time finding quality child care? Well, here's some good news for you. Con- sultants from the Early Child- hood Education (ECE) Connec- tion will provide information, resources and guidance in help- ing parents select the most appropriate child care for their youngsters at a seminar Wednesday, Aug. 19 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Durham College, 400 '.Monarch Ave., Ajax. The cost is S15, which includes a resource package. There are limited spaces, so anyone interested is advised to register early by call- ing 683-5241 or 1 -80C -263- 317n. Inside Students going to the dogs / Page 5 Letters ----------------- 6 Billboard ------------- 11 Name Dropping ---------- 12 Sports..»..»».»».»».»..».».....» 13 Entertainment»»».»».»».»..» 15 WE RECYCLE TOt.a' r• o Charges possible in nuclear spill Plant leak not noticed for 4 hours, not reported for another 5 By JUDI BOBBM Staff Reporter PICKERING - The ministry of the environment might lay charges against Ontario Hydro for taking five hours to notify outside agencies of a radioactive water spill here last weekend. Investigations show the leak began at 12:30 a.m. last Sunday, but wasn't noticed until 5 a.m. by nuclear plant staff, says ministry Province trashes burning, trucking as solutions to our garbage dilemma DURHAM - Durham region's S30,000 plan to lobby the provincial government to examine alternatives to landfill could be a waste of time and money. The province, aim- ing at a 50 -per cent reduction in waste by the year 2000, believes incineration or export of garbage would undermine yi recycling efforts, Pickering council heard Wednesday. Drew Blackwell, Rick assistant deputy min- ister of the environment, told politicians the province's ban on incineration "puts forth an important message regarding the 3Rs and composting", and will encourage manufacturers to develop recyclable products. Exporting garbage to a will- ing host community in need of money would ensure that com- munity's economy is depen- dent on the supply of trash, thereby discouraging waste reduction, he added. His remarks prompted a derisive response from region- ` al councillor Rick t. * Johnson. "You're caught in the clouds and forget- ting about the reality of the people we rep- resent," said Mr. Johnson, who chal- nson lenged the province's stance on exporting garbage to a willing host com- munity. "You're trying to impose on the public a philos- ophy I don't think the public wants to accept ... your depart- ment is the reason (environ- ment minister) Ruth Grier is going to be out of the cabinet See DUMP ...Page 5 spokesman Rod Adams. It wasn't until 10 a.m. that plant officials noti- fied the Solicitor General's office of the mishap, and the Ajax and Whitby water treatment plants were closed soon after as a precaution. Mr. Adams says the ministry is concerned about the five-hour gap in notification and will investigate further to determine if charges should See I i('KF:RIM;...Page 3 . Vis• '�_. _ .. -. -, � �t �ti �i3 Quard#y means r •• Advertise In Ajax -Pickering News Adverhsw (683-5110) and 00mma•WhUby 7W Week (579-,4400).114.000 pressrun etiwY SwxW EXPRESSIONS 92 `..`. YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT and RENOVATION SHOW Y` SEPTEMBER 18, 19, 20th/92 METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE 0JULA-111, BOOK YOUR SPACE TODAY (416) 620-9524 PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. AUGUST 9, 1992 p-41000 'BVI P t 10\ ♦ A pFFF P 9g2� '�`�� G Ov�� s�,aNe Q�ye,Sy% Q Pay �go woe OQ► 1 1p O �osr�e \, �Cg r e •;t✓ '';� ` • �,` r�� ,�Ld � F�.� a ��'. A6�'' - �•+ t0` • � �. �'� 'Pa` y+• ` yea\ � i:'� .E.� SSSS �O Pop - vSEo`�o- 1 Q> �two �.. �*- +� Aes- p�� ,��r • ��' P,.r ; "� fir^ � Grp Q► �G , . co o 'O P`�• GP�� tpSs�c�1f`�P� P Fp♦ VS��S� P� JO a260 2 E1* v�C`\uN Mayor Arthurs returns to work PICKERING - Mayor Wayne Arthurs was back on the job Tuesday night, taking his seat in council chambers for the first time since late March. The mayor, recovering from a stress-related illness, was wel- comed with a round of applause from residents in the public gallery. Councillor Maurice Bren- ner, who had the job of act- ing mayor during Mr. Arthurs's absence, told the latter a full report on recent town activities and council actions would be prepared for him by September. Mayor Arthurs says he'll continue to take it easy throughout August and won't be in his office every day. During the same meeting, with the mayor's approval, council passed a bylaw des- ignating councillor Enrico Pistritto a replacement for Mr. Arthurs at the regional level of governmentuntil Sept. 1. Wayne Arthurs Localpair busted forgrowing PICKERING - Two Pickering residents face charges after 25 marijua- na plants were seized in a Tuesday night drug raid. A 27 -year-old woman and a 39 -year-old man, both of the same Brock Rd. N. address, are charged with cultivation of marijuana and possession of marijuana for the purpose of trafficking. BEVERLY HILLS ,�i.;ose all the you want . i • G_UA NJED SUCCESS • feeight lossdened THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 9.1"24PAGE 3 ,-Pickering nuclear plant leak asn t an emergency:Hydro FROM PAGE I - radioactive water represents three ted a Significant Event Report on be laid. Ontario Hydro information officer Jack Muir says plant staff didn't consider the incident an emergency. The first priority of a supervisor was to help shut down the leaking reactor, he says. Fol- lowing that, there were internal notifications to be made. "it wasn't an emergency situa- tion. It wasn't a situation that warranted dropping everything and getting on the phone." Nuclear plant officials have the jurisdiction to decide what constitutes an emergency, says Mr. Muir. "We determine what an emergency is because we're sit- ting there with charts and data." The leak of 3,000 litres of per cent of the plant's monthly tri- tium release limit. Subsequent testing has shown tritium levels in drinking water here are well with- in safety guidelines. The nuclear plant has submit - the incident to the Atomic Energy Control Board. That report will be available to the public within a few months at Ontario Hydro's head office in Toronto, says Mr. Muir. 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The results of a recent survey of residents in the Golden Horseshoe, including Durham Region, concludes that the environment is the top problem facing their community. Decima Research, Canada's leading research firm was commissioned by The Ontario Bottled Water Association (OBWA) to complete an extensive survev which focused on water quality. The top environmental issue was found to be waste management, followed closely by water quality. The OBWA represents about 75 per cent of all bottled water producers in Ontario. These OBWA "member bottlers" process about 95 per cent of all bottled water products produced in Ontario. independent laboratory. Test agencies, such as U.S. EPA, and The primary prerequisite to results must meet water quality the World Health Organization, membership into OBWA is guidelines established and otherwise membership is revoked. subjecting your source water and regulated by Health and Welfare Ste. Anne's Pure Spring Water, a finished products to regular Canada, Environmental Ontario, member of OBWA, has been extensive testing by an approved as well as other regulatory subjecting its products to this type WHAT IS THE SOURCE OF YOUR DRINKING WATER? The source of most drinking waters can be categorized into two types: SURFACE WATER: such as Lake Ontario is the source of drinking water for most cities and towns in Southern Ontario. This water needs to be chemically treated and pumped to your home through miles of underground pipes. GROUND WATER: such as a drilled or due well is the source of drinkinL, water for most people living in the countryside. In most cases this water does not require chemical treatment and is pumped directly from the well into your home. At Ste. Anne's we believe all water sources are not equal. Our source is ground water from a deep artesian spring located high in the Northumberland hills. We "bottle at source" and deliver it right to your home or office. Quality drinking water is important to us because it is important to our customers. For further information please call 428-0252 or 579-2837. Ste. Anne's - Durham's Leading Spring Water Company HOW MUCH DOES IT COST? • The average family consumes three 18 litre bottles per month, which equates to 8 cents per R oz. glass. • Both DISTILLED WATER and SPRING WATER are available in the 18L size at $7.(X). • Bottle deposits apply to all returnable bottles. hon-retumable bottles are recyclable. Visit our showroom for a wide selection of Water Coolers or pickup your water at our warehouse located at: 385 Bloor Street West, Oshawa. 10 & '' A C ■ shawa-*Tire.. UtRW t e re COUPON CoUpo "-4 r-------�-�-s - TWO WHEEL DRUM ;LINO WHEEL FRONT � OIL, LUBE AND FILTER ; DISC BRAKES 1 AM BRAKE RELINE .:..ea..M.nl elr.d.,idwlw, III •wb5tMnNQN>Il9101P.�01 )t ree.alw.Iswr.r AP �"TMTMiGmMmm I I • Two wtwel dnxn mim • Install new I /• Install new disc I ..r.i...rrrrr.rr...�r.r..r...� @ I I e pads 1 - - - - - -a. - � - - - - - - F - A-lK�a 9i I I lining I I• Rewrface front rotors NO CHARGEI dace drums • Most cars I I• Metal pads i10 extra I -ROAD HAZARD WARRANTY 95 95 witll I with 1 i C""LAREDW I; Calpon I I AP OFFER EXPIRES AUG, 31/92 P-METRIC°fin-Elm AN. 3142 ----------------------- U TFAIM RV, AND VM «z 4`1 RAt11AL IP2�Tg-�s � 95 918P235 75R -1s awL_ • of testing for five years. Ste. Anne's selected Environment Protection Laboratories Inc. (EPL) to complete the required tests. When asked why EP was selected, Jim Abernethy, President Ste. Anne's Spring Water replied "EPL provides comprehensive analytical services to industry, government and consulting engineers. It has earned a reputation for creditable reporting through accurate test results. EPLI has the most sophisticated testing equipment in all of Canada. At Ste. Anne's water quality is important to us ... because we recognize it is important to ourrustomers." Jim Bishop, Vice -President of EPL states "Ste. Anne's water was tested and found to meet quality guidelines for all regulatory agencies. In fact most parameters were not even detected using state- of-the-art analytical systems operating at detection limits well below the guidelines. Ste. Anne's was found to be one of the highest quality spring waters we have tested." Prior to joining EPL, Mr. Bishop spent 24 years with the Ontario Ministry of the Environment as senior sc:lcritist In the taboraton- , r*.Ir-slir-ancti.IncludingsLxyearsail Director of Water Resources branch. Ste. Anne's Pure Spring Water Is "bottled at source" to Grafton. Ontario. I n<tri'td tial o rgrou p to u rs o f tl,<- modern bottling facility arc w•cicorncd. If you arc Intert-stcd plcasewritc to: a 5 P a N G VV A T E 385 BLOOR ST. W., OSHAWA L1J 5Y5 or Cat 579-2837 DURHAM 428-0252 TORONTO a: wxrrAl! = .Volta dottall>1 ars being sought for Durham's Supervised Access Program. _ :.;.The newly -introduced program offers ne separated families a safe and neutral set- ting in which regular visits with or cAangt>s`cIf s sild am> takepiat;e. Cert fres are located in Pickering. Oshawa and Pore Petry. Yoluntters are needed to perform such duties as supervising visits and iexchanges, fund raising, clerical duties end )work. Donateons of toys games, craft spp.'' plies, books and o>f>#ca egaipmeat world be appreciated For more iuformatlon, call Tod Ba by at =668-6868. Hee rs Sought 9 for $urVlsed access centres STE. ANNE'S PURE SPRING WATER FOUND TO BE OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY! The results of a recent survey of residents in the Golden Horseshoe, including Durham Region, concludes that the environment is the top problem facing their community. Decima Research, Canada's leading research firm was commissioned by The Ontario Bottled Water Association (OBWA) to complete an extensive survev which focused on water quality. The top environmental issue was found to be waste management, followed closely by water quality. The OBWA represents about 75 per cent of all bottled water producers in Ontario. These OBWA "member bottlers" process about 95 per cent of all bottled water products produced in Ontario. independent laboratory. Test agencies, such as U.S. EPA, and The primary prerequisite to results must meet water quality the World Health Organization, membership into OBWA is guidelines established and otherwise membership is revoked. subjecting your source water and regulated by Health and Welfare Ste. Anne's Pure Spring Water, a finished products to regular Canada, Environmental Ontario, member of OBWA, has been extensive testing by an approved as well as other regulatory subjecting its products to this type WHAT IS THE SOURCE OF YOUR DRINKING WATER? The source of most drinking waters can be categorized into two types: SURFACE WATER: such as Lake Ontario is the source of drinking water for most cities and towns in Southern Ontario. This water needs to be chemically treated and pumped to your home through miles of underground pipes. GROUND WATER: such as a drilled or due well is the source of drinkinL, water for most people living in the countryside. In most cases this water does not require chemical treatment and is pumped directly from the well into your home. At Ste. Anne's we believe all water sources are not equal. Our source is ground water from a deep artesian spring located high in the Northumberland hills. We "bottle at source" and deliver it right to your home or office. Quality drinking water is important to us because it is important to our customers. For further information please call 428-0252 or 579-2837. Ste. Anne's - Durham's Leading Spring Water Company HOW MUCH DOES IT COST? • The average family consumes three 18 litre bottles per month, which equates to 8 cents per R oz. glass. • Both DISTILLED WATER and SPRING WATER are available in the 18L size at $7.(X). • Bottle deposits apply to all returnable bottles. hon-retumable bottles are recyclable. Visit our showroom for a wide selection of Water Coolers or pickup your water at our warehouse located at: 385 Bloor Street West, Oshawa. 10 & '' A C ■ shawa-*Tire.. UtRW t e re COUPON CoUpo "-4 r-------�-�-s - TWO WHEEL DRUM ;LINO WHEEL FRONT � OIL, LUBE AND FILTER ; DISC BRAKES 1 AM BRAKE RELINE .:..ea..M.nl elr.d.,idwlw, III •wb5tMnNQN>Il9101P.�01 )t ree.alw.Iswr.r AP �"TMTMiGmMmm I I • Two wtwel dnxn mim • Install new I /• Install new disc I ..r.i...rrrrr.rr...�r.r..r...� @ I I e pads 1 - - - - - -a. - � - - - - - - F - A-lK�a 9i I I lining I I• Rewrface front rotors NO CHARGEI dace drums • Most cars I I• Metal pads i10 extra I -ROAD HAZARD WARRANTY 95 95 witll I with 1 i C""LAREDW I; Calpon I I AP OFFER EXPIRES AUG, 31/92 P-METRIC°fin-Elm AN. 3142 ----------------------- U TFAIM RV, AND VM «z 4`1 RAt11AL IP2�Tg-�s � 95 918P235 75R -1s awL_ • of testing for five years. Ste. Anne's selected Environment Protection Laboratories Inc. (EPL) to complete the required tests. When asked why EP was selected, Jim Abernethy, President Ste. Anne's Spring Water replied "EPL provides comprehensive analytical services to industry, government and consulting engineers. It has earned a reputation for creditable reporting through accurate test results. EPLI has the most sophisticated testing equipment in all of Canada. At Ste. Anne's water quality is important to us ... because we recognize it is important to ourrustomers." Jim Bishop, Vice -President of EPL states "Ste. Anne's water was tested and found to meet quality guidelines for all regulatory agencies. In fact most parameters were not even detected using state- of-the-art analytical systems operating at detection limits well below the guidelines. Ste. Anne's was found to be one of the highest quality spring waters we have tested." Prior to joining EPL, Mr. Bishop spent 24 years with the Ontario Ministry of the Environment as senior sc:lcritist In the taboraton- , r*.Ir-slir-ancti.IncludingsLxyearsail Director of Water Resources branch. Ste. Anne's Pure Spring Water Is "bottled at source" to Grafton. Ontario. I n<tri'td tial o rgrou p to u rs o f tl,<- modern bottling facility arc w•cicorncd. If you arc Intert-stcd plcasewritc to: a 5 P a N G VV A T E 385 BLOOR ST. W., OSHAWA L1J 5Y5 or Cat 579-2837 DURHAM 428-0252 TORONTO a: P206 MIS wbie I ' PI06111118-13 whir P215 704 S wbie t " P17S tIM13 while P175 708-13 RW* 57" P1$ 00841 PU6 701.13 t elide � 42 P206 MIS wbie I ' PI06111118-13 whir P215 704 S wbie t " P17S tIM13 while P175 708-13 RW* 57" MIS MR -13 while PU6 701.13 t elide 59N P186 758-14 WMS P106 701-14 Mak 60" M96 758-14 wbit PH6 701-14 (Reds 63" P206 751.14 whit as Councillor .sees red over anti -dump signs PICKERING - A Pickering politician boycotted a kind of showmanship. It's an abuse of a public forum." special meeting of council Wednesday because resi- She made good on a promise to leave the meeting dents' signs bearing anti -dump slogans were posted in when, at the informal consensus of the majority of council chambers. council, the signs remained. Five signs proclaiming, "Social Equity Now!", Councillor Maurice Brenner admitted he had [Wade by members of "authorized" the Pickering -Ajax Citi- •0000•00**O0000*0000000*000000000 signs as acting zens Together (PACT) for the Envi- ronment, sent Eileen Dump saga continues mayor. "If there's any criticism, I have to take responsibility Higdon striding out for it." of chambers after she FROM PAGE 1 Mayor Wayne unsuccessfully asked they be removed. soon." Recently, regional council voted to spend to S30,000 Arthurs noted the in harmo- • The council meet- up lobbying the province in partnership with the regions of York signs were ny with council's ung was called to and Pecl. All three regions have been told by the province they position on the hear a presentation must landfill their own garbage. prospect of another from the Interim Despite the message delivered by Mr. Blackwell Wednes- Pickering dump and Waste Authority, a day, Mr. Johnson advocates the region go ahead and spend the added, "We're deal - ;provincial agency $30,000 on lobbying efforts. The provincial NDP government ing with an issue searching for a will be out of office before any dump opens here, he believes. that's not an issue." Durham -only dump. The province's Interim Waste Authority, in searching for a He did, however, ask The presentation was Durham -only dump, has pinpointed seven candidate sites in residents to move a scheduled at coun- Pickering. The list of sites will be shortened to five or six at sign positioned ,cil'srequest. the end of September. directly behind a "It's not appropri- Earlier in Wednesday's council meeting, representatives microphone where ate for the chambers from the IWA outlined the dump -search process in detail for IWA representatives to be used this way," politicians. IWA advisor Conrad Gelot said the issue of "social would be speaking said Mrs. Higdon in equity", a criteria local residents are hoping will nix a Picker- so that it wouldn't be the opening moments ing dump, will be extremely difficult to define. "We're picked up on cam - of the meeting. "I jttempting to grapple with a method to identify social equity," eras set up by a local don't support this he said. "It's not simple." cable TV crew. Zr Christine Pickering bathes Candy at the Pampered Pooch, where she's working this summer as part of a YMCA program. photo by Ron Pietroniro Program gives students valuable work experience 'Many find skills they never thought they had' PICKERING - For Dunbar - ton High School student Chris- tine Pickering, working with animals this summer may help her decide what to do in the future. "I just love animals," admits the 16 -year-old, who's working at Pampered Pooch, a dog grooming shop. "It's definitely something I'd like to do again." Christine is one of 10 Pick- ering students taking part in the YMCA's Summer Start Pro- gram (formerly WOW). Their minimum wages are funded through the Canada Employ- ment Centre. The eight-week program finds jobs for participants, who are encouraged to consider future career goals. It also teaches them such job -search skills as filling out resumes and applications, and interview techniques. "Their confidence levels really build up," notes assistant trainer Chris Dunn. "Many find new skills they never thought they had." Though the YMCA found job placements for the partici- pants, students "are treated like any other employee. They receive no special treatment, _even if their employers don't pay them. `"They learn the responsibili- ties that go with a job. If they're not happy with their _.placement, it's their responsi- ,bility to tell their employer." The program also benefits employers, "who may need ;extra help but can't afford another pair of hands," sug- gests Mr. Dunn. "Many feel they are doing some good in the community by giving kids work experience." Pampered Pooch owner Elaine Davidson agrees. "It exposes them to something they've never done before," she explains. "A lot have no idea of what work's all about. They learn things have to be done, even the boring stuff Bike keeping records and answering the phone." Once Upon A Tyme Baby Care owner Barbara Wilde is also happy to take part in the program. "A lot of young peo- ple need that extra help," she says. "It may help them make 'some decisions for the future." The Harwood Secondary student working there, Janice VanDusen, 16, calls working with children "fun." Each week, the group takes part in a field trip or hears from a guest speaker. A member of Durham Regional Police street crime unit is among the experts who've addressed the students. 'res ==Aonr=T= SUM4X At 9WT 9, »»-VAcs s • NOW • AVAILABLE 1Jac In theax/Pi ri A! 'dee n9 EN rW choke ibr aboo r lift area. Come on in for a FREE SAMPLE Package of Dog or Cat food and receive a coupon for up to 15" OFF your next purchase of Bil•Ja ri y' M1��x7 .. �,., Lnn. I -hown' I it' the ears do The'eyes'dont have .. You all know about "a mothersabilities do start to wane, yes, even in hearing".the best Mom in the world. If you're a new Mom yourself, In her case, it's her eyesight. The you know about hearing your baby's cataracts were removed a couple cry from the nursery, over your older decades ago, followed by a couple kids' roar in the daytime, over your days of convalescing, when Dad husband's snore in the nighttime. must have misheard Mom's meal If you're a Dad, you marvel at suggestions. God love ya', Dad, but your wife's ability to hear the toddler wieners 'n' beans three nights in a upstairs when she's in the basement row? doing laundry, the washer and dryer The bifocals were a fixture on so loud that you can't even hear the BLAKE PURDY Mom for a long time, until she got ball game in the same room. contacts, something this snivelling If you're pubescent, you curse the son's afraid to do because the eyes fact that your Mom can pick up tear up just watching Visine commer- everything you whisper from your cials. room to this week's love of your life Now, Mom has a new problem on the other end of the phone. with her eyesight. Misdiagnosed at If you're a teen, with a steady, first, the condition may be corrected you're aware that your Mom who's with one of those miracles of modern asleep upstairs, as far away as she can medicine. No big deal. No long hos- be from the rec room, can detect pital stay. No anaesthesia (No every wet, sloppy kiss between you thanks!). and your beau, every button unbut- Mom goes to the specialist soon torted, every movement on the creaky for the consultation. The operation sofa may follow the next day. Well, I'm none of the above, but 1, Mom, if I can't be with you in like you, am equally blessed: 1 have a body, rll be there in spirit. And, you'll Mom who's blessed with a motheis be in my prayers. Of course, you'll be heanng• able to hear them. Mom can hear every shot that's Oh, and Mom, one other thing. If poured into my drink as her coffee's that doctor who gave you the bad stirred, every post -meal cigarette lit diagnosis about your eyes says you as she does the dishes, every test pat- have a problem with your ears, don't tern I snooze to on the infrequent believe him. Believe me. Your hear- sleepovers, ing's just fax Mom, Jost f trio. ■ recognized A life-saving rescue from the frigid waters of Lake Ontario last February has brought national recognition for a local firefighter. On Thursday, Michael Gamba was named Canadian Firefighter of the Year, an award presented by the Insurance Bureau of Cana- da. The award is truly something he and the entire Pickering Fire Department can be proud of. The rescue took place after an aluminum boat capsized in Lake Ontario near the Pickering nuclear plant. While two of the four men in the boat made it safely to shore, the other two chose to stay with the craft. Seven -foot waves and a rocky shoreline made it impossible to launch a rescue boat. Mr. Gamba donned a rubber dry suit and, tied to a life -line, entered the water. Thanks to his heroic efforts both men were pulled to shore, although one died when rescuers were unable to get his body temperature back to normal. As pointed out by Fire Chief Steve Stewart, "this award recog- nizes the efforts of firefighters everywhere" and the diversity of rescues they're involved in. Although singled out for the prestigious Firefighter of the Year award, Mr. Gamba is quick to recognize the efforts of all crew members involved. Firefighting is a team effort which utilizes many skills -- and goes far beyond the scope of fighting fires. Mr. Gamba is to be congratulated for his heroic efforts, although he'd probably say it's just part of the job. it's men and women like him that help make our community the great Dlace that it is_ Letters � amiliwarity breeds contentment To the editor, The constitution, sovereignty, triple E senate, balance of power... who cares! That is how the players of the Ajax Dickson Printing Ban- tam Representative baseball team feel after an enjoyable and highly successful exchange with team from Chateauguay, Quebec, a community from the Montreal vicinity. .Both parents and coaches from both groups strongly echo these feelings. Sports is a common experience which erases geo- graphical, racial, religious and, in this case, political boundaries. This exchange was a wonderful microcosm of what Barcelona f, 1992 is all about - Our Ajax Bantam ballplayers journeyed to Chateauguay for a round robin weekend of exhibition baseball on June 26. Their coun- terparts returned to Ajax on the weekend of July 17-19 and like - wise were billeted in our homes. Players, coaches and parents of 'both Quebec and Ontario teams shared positive, pleasurable expe- riences which centred around fun, low-key baseball competition, warm social interaction and non- partisan relationships. Our family hosted two young gentlemen, Greg Johnston, a bilin- gual boy of English -Dutch her- itage, and Allain Boyer, a unilin- gual Quebecois. Greg acted as a translator while family members attempted to remember and employ "un peu de Francais" that we could recall from school. Hopefully, Allain, after his short stay in our Ajacian community, departed with "a little Anglais". If one tries, one can remove oneself from the constraints of language -based ethnocentrism and realize that people are people all with the same basic needs and aspirations for the present and :The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our read- ers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full flame, address and phone number for our infor- mation. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H.5 or sent by FAX to 683- 7363 News «t»'N*m Advertiser Adver- PACE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERMER SUNDAY. AUGUST 9, Im Sm s protected by A Metrolond Community Newspaper -copyright and unauthorized use C>pInIon Timothy John Whittaker Tre.:rves the right to `classify or refuse --any adveAsemeM y' M1��x7 .. �,., Lnn. I -hown' I it' the ears do The'eyes'dont have .. You all know about "a mothersabilities do start to wane, yes, even in hearing".the best Mom in the world. If you're a new Mom yourself, In her case, it's her eyesight. The you know about hearing your baby's cataracts were removed a couple cry from the nursery, over your older decades ago, followed by a couple kids' roar in the daytime, over your days of convalescing, when Dad husband's snore in the nighttime. must have misheard Mom's meal If you're a Dad, you marvel at suggestions. God love ya', Dad, but your wife's ability to hear the toddler wieners 'n' beans three nights in a upstairs when she's in the basement row? doing laundry, the washer and dryer The bifocals were a fixture on so loud that you can't even hear the BLAKE PURDY Mom for a long time, until she got ball game in the same room. contacts, something this snivelling If you're pubescent, you curse the son's afraid to do because the eyes fact that your Mom can pick up tear up just watching Visine commer- everything you whisper from your cials. room to this week's love of your life Now, Mom has a new problem on the other end of the phone. with her eyesight. Misdiagnosed at If you're a teen, with a steady, first, the condition may be corrected you're aware that your Mom who's with one of those miracles of modern asleep upstairs, as far away as she can medicine. No big deal. No long hos- be from the rec room, can detect pital stay. No anaesthesia (No every wet, sloppy kiss between you thanks!). and your beau, every button unbut- Mom goes to the specialist soon torted, every movement on the creaky for the consultation. The operation sofa may follow the next day. Well, I'm none of the above, but 1, Mom, if I can't be with you in like you, am equally blessed: 1 have a body, rll be there in spirit. And, you'll Mom who's blessed with a motheis be in my prayers. Of course, you'll be heanng• able to hear them. Mom can hear every shot that's Oh, and Mom, one other thing. If poured into my drink as her coffee's that doctor who gave you the bad stirred, every post -meal cigarette lit diagnosis about your eyes says you as she does the dishes, every test pat- have a problem with your ears, don't tern I snooze to on the infrequent believe him. Believe me. Your hear- sleepovers, ing's just fax Mom, Jost f trio. ■ recognized A life-saving rescue from the frigid waters of Lake Ontario last February has brought national recognition for a local firefighter. On Thursday, Michael Gamba was named Canadian Firefighter of the Year, an award presented by the Insurance Bureau of Cana- da. The award is truly something he and the entire Pickering Fire Department can be proud of. The rescue took place after an aluminum boat capsized in Lake Ontario near the Pickering nuclear plant. While two of the four men in the boat made it safely to shore, the other two chose to stay with the craft. Seven -foot waves and a rocky shoreline made it impossible to launch a rescue boat. Mr. Gamba donned a rubber dry suit and, tied to a life -line, entered the water. Thanks to his heroic efforts both men were pulled to shore, although one died when rescuers were unable to get his body temperature back to normal. As pointed out by Fire Chief Steve Stewart, "this award recog- nizes the efforts of firefighters everywhere" and the diversity of rescues they're involved in. Although singled out for the prestigious Firefighter of the Year award, Mr. Gamba is quick to recognize the efforts of all crew members involved. Firefighting is a team effort which utilizes many skills -- and goes far beyond the scope of fighting fires. Mr. Gamba is to be congratulated for his heroic efforts, although he'd probably say it's just part of the job. it's men and women like him that help make our community the great Dlace that it is_ Letters � amiliwarity breeds contentment To the editor, The constitution, sovereignty, triple E senate, balance of power... who cares! That is how the players of the Ajax Dickson Printing Ban- tam Representative baseball team feel after an enjoyable and highly successful exchange with team from Chateauguay, Quebec, a community from the Montreal vicinity. .Both parents and coaches from both groups strongly echo these feelings. Sports is a common experience which erases geo- graphical, racial, religious and, in this case, political boundaries. This exchange was a wonderful microcosm of what Barcelona f, 1992 is all about - Our Ajax Bantam ballplayers journeyed to Chateauguay for a round robin weekend of exhibition baseball on June 26. Their coun- terparts returned to Ajax on the weekend of July 17-19 and like - wise were billeted in our homes. Players, coaches and parents of 'both Quebec and Ontario teams shared positive, pleasurable expe- riences which centred around fun, low-key baseball competition, warm social interaction and non- partisan relationships. Our family hosted two young gentlemen, Greg Johnston, a bilin- gual boy of English -Dutch her- itage, and Allain Boyer, a unilin- gual Quebecois. Greg acted as a translator while family members attempted to remember and employ "un peu de Francais" that we could recall from school. Hopefully, Allain, after his short stay in our Ajacian community, departed with "a little Anglais". If one tries, one can remove oneself from the constraints of language -based ethnocentrism and realize that people are people all with the same basic needs and aspirations for the present and :The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our read- ers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full flame, address and phone number for our infor- mation. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H.5 or sent by FAX to 683- 7363 News «t»'N*m Advertiser Adver- Sm s protected by A Metrolond Community Newspaper -copyright and unauthorized use wllhoul wrMert con- sent s prohibited. Timothy John Whittaker Tre.:rves the right to `classify or refuse --any adveAsemeM al his dscielkw future. If, at least temporarily, our leaders and politicians could briefly step back and focus on these needs and visions of the "common folk" then maybe the issues that Canada faces would become more focused and crystal- ize to the point of resolution in the best interests of all Canadians — English, French, Native and multi- cultural minorities alike. Bravo to the players of both Chateauguay and Ajax. They dis- played sportsmanship and com- raderie surpassed by none. Credit to the parents who welcomed players into their homes uncondi- tionally. Special thanks to the Robinson Family, Wayne, Wayner Jr., Jean and Jennifer who initiated and coordinated the exchange. Finally, to manager Ron Naples, hostess Susan Naples, their sons Scott and Mark. Congratulations! Your kindness and hospital ity/hos- pitalitd to our Quebecois neigh- bors should be exemplary inspira- tion to politicians. All it takes is the removal of the historical shackles of a Plains of Abraham Wolf-Montcalm, win -lose mental ity and a return to simple interac- tive pleasures of a backyard pool party and barbecue. Oh, and by the way, who won the baseball games... who cares! Everyone involved was a winner. Bob Hanna, Ajax Reader says no to adopting user fee for medical visits To the editor, - Re: The recent letter to the editor on adopting a user fee to visit your doctor. It won't work and shouldn't work. It is all very well to have a $10 user fee for a visit to your doctor's office, but he may say "I'll see you in a week" or what about those who need weekly allergy shots. Thea there are peo- ple who need to see a specialist or two. Ten dollars a visit could be $40 a month or even mane. A user fee will not only reduce visits to the doctor, but people will put off going when they shouldn't. That slight cold or that irritating cough that will "go away soon" could in fact be the symptom of something more serious- Of course there are peo- ple who see the doctor unneces- sarily but maybe the time they didn't should have been the one time they really needed to. Also, how and where do you draw the line from the really needy and the people who just get by? Ten dollars can be a lot JOANNE KVK*iARDT- Edt x414c1ief GKG COATES - Manogng E ckfor - 1MGH NK30LSON - AdverMrhg Manager r: MONK" LEA - RWC9 sates Manager 7- ',ABE FAOKXME - Disttbution Manager NEVA110061- 643.6110 • 01a 111Yt10N - 643.6117 '� • • KE411LADVEMINC-6534110 t. - aAs . 7911-7672 ... FAX �- 643-7�k NAjpNA/DvE{•mfll 8191 130ANIMISM - 911-7672MAL EMN & AYl106001M_ to them too. "l Mr. Newman has a chkoprac- tor who charges a user fee, so do I, but it's my choice. Mr. New- man, you see your chiropractor as a "specialist" to your problem - You could in fact see your doctor who may send you for physio- therapy all tinder our health sys- tem. We have a great health sys- tem. Use it correctly, don't abuse Xadlikm Slater, Ajax The Now Aawsw. Pu' r* d •vwp moles, wedrr,day arw rldor of 130 Commwdd Ali•.. Apt. Or*oio lis 2115. is err of s» Mebaks t'tUrhg PAW" and OMMAV 9=V Advae►a„,"pton a' Mp'p"°i�` r+.w. Arlrwsw. Auaw tla.,K. twin. 6uadaylake k rho a Advwtbw. 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The shows were held to promote Fashion Fair cosmetics, designed for black women. Lincoln Waldron, far left, took over keyboards while Panman Pat was on steel drums. Lumber bandit busy as a beaver AJAX - A lumber bandit had a busy night last week. Durham Regional Police report a flatbed truck was stolen from Langstaff Equipment Services Ltd. on Frankcom St. sometime late Tues- day night or early Wednesday morning. Police believe the thief then headed off to Hughes Roof Truss Co. on Thompson St., where a forklift was hotwired and used to load five bun- dles of lumber onto the getaway vehicle. The wood is worth about $2,000, police say. • The investigation continues. Trustee In Bankruptcy Offering all insolvency services including personal & corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 58 Rossland Rd. W. 721-7506 AJAX: 3 Harwood Ave. S. 619-1473 COSOUM- 72 King St. W. 372-4744 Saturday & evening appointments available. DURHAM - Upgrading job skills and accessing support services are among the issues to be discussed at an upcoming meeting for people out of work. The Unemployed Workers' Association is sponsor- ing the event, which features a client services officer from Employment and Immigration Canada and the coordinator of the Ontario Basic Skills program at Durham College. As well, a social services representative will dis- eetin cuss the Jobs Ontario Training Fund, a program which aims to help employers hire and train unemployed workers. The meeting will be held Tuesday, Aug. 25 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Steelworkers Union Hall, at the comer of John and Albert Sts., Oshawa. For more information, call Marie Genesse at 571- 3272 (Oshawa) or Len Perkins at 623-4919 (Bow- manville). CONTINUOUS LEARNING (CALENDARS AVAILABLE AUGUST 17, 1992 Register by phone: 1-416-436-1100 or 1-800-668-5843 (Have Mastercard or VISA ready) or by fax: 1-416-436-9774, or in person at 2000 Simcoe St. ti., Osham or mail to: Registrar's Office, Durham G P.O. Box 385, Oshawa L1H 7L7 For information, or to obtain a calendar call: 1-416-576-0210 ext. 507. Do aD D U R H A M 7 , , f i. t JAMES R. YANCH BACKnT"CHOOL SPECIALS 6.hei, 1501 HOPKINS ST. WHITBY wild their futurel (416) 430-8081 FAX 430-0795 . ...- r,'�a.s+^q's:.�a.�. \M.D�la:v �.a:•-.:. w a. � b:7i¢rtSOi(%Y`acS+•v::,. , . OPEN to the ,_-_jC0MPUTER ISNUM PUBLIC WAREHOUSE. - fRl. 10:00 TO 6:00 10:00 TO 6:00 BACKnT"CHOOL SPECIALS 6.hei, 1501 HOPKINS ST. WHITBY wild their futurel (416) 430-8081 FAX 430-0795 . ...- r,'�a.s+^q's:.�a.�. \M.D�la:v �.a:•-.:. w a. � b:7i¢rtSOi(%Y`acS+•v::,. , . • ;yam., 0.t+ a .Z. ,��, _ x:e ,�K � • �j t '•` 4 Flying canines! Dogs Toby and Dudley are high -flying canines as they jump for sticks for owner Bob Prosper. Man and his best friends were frollicking at the foot of Liverpool Rd., Pickering. photo by Celia Bronkhorst DECK -ALL DECKING • Free Estimates • Custom Design • Quality Workmanship • Repairs & Modifications 427-5901 SAVE UP TO 25% ON HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE New Home, Non -Smokers, Claims Free, Alarms FOR DETAILS ORA FREE QUOTE 683=972,5 PINE RIDGE INSURANCE *14 676 Monarch Ave. Unit 13 Estabhshsd 1978 Ajax 683-9725 You're looking at a terrific value! When you join the Nutri System® program, you'll get our one-on-one oounceling, customized meal plans, classes, and support. For a lot less than you'd expect. Call now and find out. SENIORS ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL DISCOUNT nutri/size your life. 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COME TO NORTH AMERICA'S LARGEST - INDOOR FLEA MARKET • Over 800 Vendors Kid's Games & Rides • Free Parking :• open tvery Nuncay -� from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. PICKERING =:r Hea lark d U o' HWY 401 2 m ti _ East Trade Centre << : Brock Road & 401 �' 4} Telephone i - '.416-427-0754 M�C�� •ii "�Cp .. .....r: gip..; sv,eP..,... ......,,a. .. - .. .. ':s.., I PACE 141 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. AUGUST 9, 1992 Subsidized cn11rslQa offered for skilled tradespeople DURHAM - Tuition -subsi- dized courses are being offered to qualified skilled tradespeople. Durham College and the Ontario ministry of skills devel- opment are presenting the courses in September. To be eligible, one must have an Ontario Certificate of Qualifi- cation, a Certificate of Appren- ticeship, an Interprovincial Trades Certificate, or have equivalent experience to be qualified by the Apprenticeship Branch. Durham College's Ajax cam- pus will offer Motive Power Elec- tronic Fundamentals, Motive Power Trades Air Conditioning Systems, Diagnostics Trou- bleshooting, Antilock Braking Systems, Transmissions Level I and Transmissions Level I1. Being offered in Oshawa are CAD/CAM Basic, CAD/CAM Advanced, Fibre Optics - Appli- cation/Installation, PLCs: Digital Logic Techniques, High Tech Cutting Tools, Numerical Control Mill. Robotic Maintenance - Pneumatics, Hydraulics I, Hydraulics II, Programmable Control, General Welding Prac- tices, Gas Tungsten Arc Welding, Gas (T.I.C.) Welding (Pipe). For more information on the Ajax courses, call 68 3-52-:1. For the Oshawa courses, call 721- 2(XH), extension 217. Buy a bouquet for Epilepsy Durham DURHAM - Glad Days are a]most here. Epilepsy Durham Region will soon be selling bouquets of gladioli, its annual fund- raising event, at hospitals, shopping centres, and liquor and beer outlets. 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To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publica- tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. SUNDAY 9GRASSROOTS: A Grass- ' roots Festival of Early Canadi- an Music & Folk Art will be held Sun., Aug. 9 from noon until dusk at Pickering Museum vil- lage. Musicians, folk tellers, artists, children's entertainment. Special appearance by Murray McLauch- lan. Advance tickets only at the Pickering Civic Complex or recre- ation complex. S5 for adults, S3 for students, children and seniors. 683- 8401 or 420-4620. MUSIC IN THE PARK: The Ajax parks and recreation department will hold a Music in the Park con- cert Sun., Aug. 9, from 1 to 4 p.m., at Rotary Park. The band Avenue Road will perform. It's free, bring your own lawnchairs. 427-8811, UNITED WAY DAY: United Way Day will be held at Picov Downs. Ajax, on Sun., Aug. 9 Children's games begin at noon, quarterhorse racing at I p.m. There will be a beer tent. All proceeds to the Unit - led Way. PARADE: The Royal Canadian Legion, Ajax Branch, will hold a 50th anrvversary parade beginning at 1 P.M. I1 will travel from the branch at 111 Hunt St. to Harwood Ave to Kings Cres. to Arbor Park and back again. Entertainment will follow at 3 p.m. NMIr� VACATION BIBLE 10 SCHOOL: Altona Road Nazarene Church, 1367 Altona Rd . Pickering, will host a vacation bible school from Mon.. Aug 10 to Fri.. Aug. 14 is from 9 a.m. to noon daily. Children three to 12 are welcome at no charge. There's a bible study and parenting seminar on 'Developing Kids with Character' for parents. 286-1084. BARBECUE: The Royal Canadian Legion, Ajax branch, will hold a 50th anniversary barbecue the afternoon of Mon.. Aug. 10. Snook- er, darts, horseshoes. i 1 1 Hunt St. 683-2927. COMING BIRTHDAY PARTY: LOEB Baywood Plaza. Bayly St. and Monarch Ave.. Ajax, will hold a birthday party for Hear, Here INe'h yarwlserria swig order. AU TM OF rEAW AM -Now UYlowove designs ft"dwims =XW MP&S Rgewed dt D:VA. WZB, ADP, Uns" of HuNk Bul110M Yet 1.111 VdGlam Sft Call 4274277 A ftmAudgwo rk lnMoss ea #JW#ldlWm AvdII* r Club PA C11-41/MN/ o Its Koo-kie mascot on Tue., Aug. 11 from 4 to 7 p m. Stage show, clown/musician, free food. REUNION: The Royal Canadian Legion, Ajax branch, will hold a 50th anniversary reunion Tues.. Aug. 11 at 8 p.m. All present and former members are welcome 1 1 1 Hunt St. 683-2927. ALATEEN: Aloteen, 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). BIRTHDAY PARTY: LOEB Glendale Market Place, Dixie Rd. and Finch Ave., Pickering, will hold a birthday Potty for its cookie mascot on Wed . Aug. 12 from 4 to 7 p m Band, clowns. face -painting, gym- nastics, dancers. i THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 9,19924PAGE 11 Your calendar of coming events f �• I !111ff_"A11:411If:JEA1;11;1i;; IWAI LAUNDRY DETERGENT ' 1 4 L Lbra a9_9 I a L Regolar PWS APPUCABLE TAXES - UWT I PBI FMMLY - EXPIRES AUG 15/92 11 AJAX 282 Monarch Ave. s� � 401 I I THE RELIABLE HARDWOOD SPECIALISTS WOOD S� FI-OORIN(�' = Canada's largest Selection of IN STOCK Parquet / Plank Flooring UUY AVE a FLOORING IDEAS... PARQUET AND PLANK "DO IT YOURSELF`:..FACTORY WAREHOUSE PRICING! Harteoe Prefinished Urethane PREFIN. OAK PARQUET. Rich Grained PREFIN. OAK PLANK STICK SEU NO ADHESIVE TO BUY. STICK C ... i ' 01� ! 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Your regular correspondent Keith Gilligan returns to this spot next week, fresh from vacation last week. This installment comes to you from Linda White, who's on vacation this/0 week. ... I it s It's been 50 ' years since '"'�• William Young i4 and Margaret I` MacKav walked _ L down the aisle to wedded bliss. The .-- pair married Aug. ; 8, 1942 in New Richmond, Que- bec.They left the Gaspe coast in 1955 and moved to Ajar, where the-, still live. Golden anniversary wishes come from the groom's father James, the bride'. mother France-, their son Brad and his wife Sandra, Bill's broth ers and sisters, church family and many relatives... The following item came across the .Name Dropping desk: "Dont mc„ with Lindsay Green. She will tic nrrc • ,.. tcxia%. Au_. 1) W;.h.r._ h, A "delightful" birthday party was held for 98 -year-old Anna DesRoches of Bay Ridges. Family members joined her for dinner and cake at a local restaurant... Margaret and Bill Young s An item in last week's N_ e Dropping cont<uncd an error :u. were �_101m_ ton .Lindsay Green birthday are sisters Emily and Jes- sica, Mom, Dad and Jamie..." Future World Wrestling Federa- tion champ Derek Morrissey cele- brated his second birthday yester- day, Aug. 8. Aunts, uncles, cousins and grandparents all joined in the celebration. "Mom, Dad, Sara and Mark want to wish their spe- cial wrestling buddy a very happy birthday..." Derek Morrissey Michael Hanley and Paula Squissato Mr. and Ctrs. Ed Syuissato of Pickering are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter Paula Lee to Michael James Hanley, son of Nlr. and Mrs. James Hanley of Whithv. The couple will wed Oct. 31 at St. Isaac Jogues Church, Picker- ing. Congratulations also go out to Paula for earning her Bachelor of ?pursing degree. Lots of love from Mom, Dad, Patrick, Christopher and Aldo... Today, Aug. 9, is a big day for Madelene and Roger Rouleau of Ajax as they cele- brate 40 wonder- ful years together. Best wishes and lots of love from Michael, Arlen, Kerri and Ryan... A pretty girl will be celebrating her seventh birth- day Tuesday, Aug. 11. Wishing Lindsey Field a happy birthday with lots of love are Mom, Dad and sister Robyn... Edith and Wil- fred Vowles of Bramwell Dr., Ajax, celebrated their Gold- cn Wedding Anniversary on July 5. Dinner was followed by a surprise party. The Vowles also renewed their vows at church. Love and best wishes for many more years of happi- ness and good health come from their four children and spouses, four grandchildren and one _rcat-_randchild... Anna Des Roches and family A local resident stood out at graduation ceremonies of H.M.C.S. Ontario, the Sea Cadet Corp. Sarah Soetens took part in a summer training camp for young cadets held at the Royal Military College in Kingston and was one of more than 100 cadets marching in graduation exercises. The 12- year-old was awarded the medal as most improved cadet for her ships' company and received a certificate of merit for her high standard of physi- cal fitness. Sarah, one of sever- al cadets to participate from the Ajax Cadet Corp H.M.C.S., Harwood, represented the corp with pride... An Ajax couple can't wait to celebrate their 40th anniversary on Aug. 16. Instead, Rosemary and Kennth Edmunds will celebrate the big day Aug. 12, when their granddaughters from Prince Edward Island are here. Wishing them a happy anniver- sary are their son Doug and his wife Gail, and their grand- daughters Cheryl and Pamela... It was a hi IJ,. for F ilren and Mex %line~ •. Wilfred and Edith Vowles Madelene and Roger Rouleau , :f. rwA .Lindsey Field Alex and Eileen Mines they celebrated their 40th anniversary on June 27. The happy couple celebrated the special occasion in the Poconos... That brings us to the end of another edition of Name Dropping. If you have an item You want mentioned, call us at 683-5110 or write to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, US 2115. The dead- line for submissions is 11 a.m. the Tuesday before publica- tion. We're not responsible for lost or damaged pho- tographs. Name Dropping is no longer running birth announcements. If you have a birth to announce, call the classified department at 683- 5110. T Aft a 41 r] 0 OR Ajax Upper Deck strikes up big win over Pickering AJAX-PICKERING - The jax Upper Deck senior Warriors occer team needed a big lift oing into Thursday night's game gainst the Pickering Strikers. The Warriors, who were rcently nipped in the Motor City occer League's Summer Cup and have been suffering with an injury -rid - died line-up, " needed a big pick-me-up �f against the Strikers -- and they got it. A j a x scored twice Mike Brown inthe second half and held ff Pickering the rest of the way o record an important 3-2 win at he Ajax Community Centre's onarch Field. The win keeps the Warriors in the hunt for first place in the league's First Division in a race which, according to Warriors' c—lach Mike Brown, is shaping a real dog fight. "It's a very heated battle for first place among Ajax, Turul and Adria," says Brown. "Both teams are two points up on us, but we have a game in hand" Incidentally, the Pickering squad has not beaten Ajax in the three years since the Strikers joined the league. Ajax opened the scoring early in the fust half after striker Allan 3raham was hauled down and a )enalty shot was called. Dave �ampbell scored on the shot. Nckering later evened the score which remained tied 1-1 at half- time. Chris Collie put Ajax ahead 2-1 on a perfect passing play early in the half and John Soler put the Warriors up by two goals after receiving a pass from Dave Camp- bell. Soler corralled the pass and put it under the Pickering goalie. Pickering scored in the last five minutes to end the scoring. The Ajax Upper Deck War- riors' record is six wins, two losses and two ties in league play. The Warriors' next outing is against chief rivals Oshawa Turul at the Ajax Community Centre's Monarch Field on Sunday. Kick off time is 4 p.m. MOTOR CITY SOCCER LEAGUE League standings as of July 27 FIRST DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS Durham Celtic 12 5 2 5 3715 15 Oshawa Tui ul 10 6 1 3 3017 15 Adna C.C.S.C. 11 6 2 3 3918 15 Alex Warriors 10 6 2 2 2410 14 Pick. Strikers 12 5 5 2 4321 12 Oshawa Italia 11 3 2 6 21 16 12 Oshawa City 11 1 9 1 7 33 3 Durham Countyl l 1 10 0 1274 2 SECOND DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS Darlington 9 7 1 1 17 1115 Oshawa Titans 10 5 2 3 18 1413 Parbron United 10 5 3 2 21 1412 Oshawa Por". 9 53 1 23 1511 Oshawa Un. 9 3 5 1 11 11 7 Peterboro City 10 2 8 0 10 23 4 Uxbridge Un. 9 2 7 0 9 20 4 FIRST DIVISION TOP SCORERS Scott Murdock (Pick. Strikers) 10 Glenn Greenlaw (Oshima Celtic) ml Todd Sindrey (Pickering Strikers) ill Danny zagone (Adria) a Alwyn Fredericks (Pick. Stripers) 6 Chris Collie (Ajax Warriors) S Tany Whitney (Oshawa Tunrt) ;5 Andrew Dacey (Durham County) 5 Gavin Dowse (Durhrn Celtic) <: 5 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAX AUGUST 9, "WS -PAGE 13 Give us a call 7..77 Heads up Pickering Strikers' Todd Sindrey, centre, jumps up to head the ball between Ajax Upper Deck Warriors' Peter Pinheiro, right, and Philip Allen during Motor City Soccer League action in Ajax Thurs- day night. Ajax won this contest 3-2 to keep its unbeaten record against the Strikers intact. photo by A. J. Giroen Area women help Ontario to medals at nationals AJAX-PICKERING - Area players helped the Ontario women's field lacrosse teams u in gold and silver medals at the recent national championships in Calgary. Ontario entered both senior and junior women's squads at the 10th annual Canadian Women's Field Lacrosse `ational Championships at the 1-niversity of Calgary July 31 to Aug..). In divisional play, the Ontario k nior team defeated Alberta 18- 1. Manitoba 9-3 and lost to British Columbia 6-4. In the semi-finals, Ontario Jet eated Mwitotxl 14-3 to move on to the final against British Columbia. In the championship :wne. Ontario lost H-5. Anne Windover of Ajax led Ontario scorers with 13 goals. Kula Gray, Audrey Kelly and K,11y Counemanche, all of Ajax, and 'Michelle Kleiss of Pickering also played on the Ontario senior learn. Windover was named to the tournament's all-star team at the attack position. :Meanwhile, the Ontario junior squad won the gold medal for the second consecutive year. In preliminary play, Ontario defeated Alberta 7-1 and 9-1. Saskatchewan 11-4 and 8-5. Ontario downed Saksatchewan in the gold -medal game 9-3. Jennifer Del :Monte of Ajax scored 10 goals for the Ontario junior squad in the tournament. Windover will join the national women's team for a tau of Great Britain this September. She will also play with the naLxxW team at the World Cup competition in Edinburgh, Scot- Land cotland in August, 1993. Pickerin squirtgirls win softball title g .a advance to provincials FICKERING - The Pickering past weekend. squirt girls' rep softball team took So, the girls qualify for a berth in the gold at the Provincial Women's the provincial championships after Softball Association regional quali- picking up the gold in a minimum of flying playdowns in Markham this 14 innings, with all games won by men:y offd ice as the local squirt squad Pickering crushed Cam- conquered Cawthra 15-0 to bridge 23-0 in the first game advance to the gold -medal of the tournament. This contest. was followed by a 15-0 Playing for the chain - battering of the pionship against Aurora, Markham Tigers which Pickering wasted no time took just three innings in.c ollecting a 13-2 win in to settle. five innings. The third game featured Melissa Basitiio was excel - more of Pickering's vaunted lent on the mound for Pickering, The Pickering squirt girls'. softball team, will compete in the Provincial playdowns after winning a qualifying toumamera last weekend. Team members are, in front row from left, :.Stacy Kellough, Kirsten Koehl, Amanda Flanagan. in mid- dle row are Crystal Webb, Trisha McKenty; KellyHonsberg er, Leanne MacKenzie, Melissa Basilio. Jelinda Hough; ;;Danielle Tiano, Colleen Baker, Stephanie Murray and bat- =boy Brian Kellough. In back row are coaches Wayne McKay and Paul McKenty. Musing is manager Anne McKay. earning three shutout victories, two of them no hitters. A total of 66 Pickering runners crossed the plate in the 14 innings they played. It took a total team effort by all the girls to win the championship. Home runs were produced by Colleen Baker, Trisha McKenty, Melissa Basilio and Kirsten .Kuehl. The Pickering squirts will now advance to the provincial champi- onships Aug. 14 to 16. Team members are Crystal Webb, Trisha McKenty, Kelly Honsberger, Leanne MacKenzie, Melissa Basilio, Jelinda Hough, Danielle Tiano, Colleen Baker, Stephanie Murray, Stacy Kel- lough, Kirsten Koehl and Amanda Flanagan. Coaches and staff are Wayne McKay, Paul McKenty, Anne McKay and Brian Kellough. PACE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 1992 The Ajax Snappers women's slo-pitch team finished seventh at the recent national championships in Grandmere, Quebec. Team members are, in front row from left, Robyn Rauch, Marg Fannin, Cathy Hanna, Nancy Stirling, Sue Potts, Barb Findlay and Colleen Kenny. In back are coach Steve Robb, Deb Wilson, Elizabeth Rynkun, Pat Harris, Judi Young, Lise Obey, Judy Beaudin, Tina Learmont, Barb Leduc and coach Eric Arnold. Ajax Snappers seventh in national women's slo-pitch competition AJAX - The Ajax Snappers masters over -35 women's slo-pitch team finished a respectable seventh in the nation after competing in the 'C' division at the National Slo-Pitch Championships in Grandmere, Quebec July 30. The Snappers were in fourth spot after the prelinlinan, round of the three-day tournament with a record of three wins and one loss, good enough for a berth in the playoffs. However, the Snappers were defeated in both their playoff games to settle for seventh place overall out of 17 teams. In the playoffs, the Ajax Snappers r dropped their opening game to Coin de Rocher from Grandmere 22-12. In the second playoff game, Ajax lost a w 'vti close one to Dr. J's from Barrie 10- The Ajax Snappers opened the 5L)OO PI TCH nationals with a 16-3 whipping of Clancy's Dynasty from Thorold, Ontario. Ajax then levelled the Brampton Raiders 16-2. In their third contest, the Snappers were blanked by Eponges Chez Tonio from St- Georges, Quebec 7-0. In their final preliminary game, the Snappers bounced back to defeat the Aberdeen Angels from Innisfail, Alberta 13-5 to move on to the play- offs. Team members are Rohyn Rauch. %lari-I Fannin, Cathy Hanna, Nancy SLIriIn _ Sue Pett.;, Bart)Findla%. Colleen KCnn', Deb Wilson, Elizabeth R}nkun, Pal Ilarn�,. Judi Y; ung. Lisp Ob«. Judy Beaudin, Tina Lcar- mont and Barh Ledu,:. Coa,hes ar: S! k Rohh and Eric Arnold. II• t 01F.-I-t"MW w,. End season in top spot in EOBA league Ajax midget ball reps finish with a flourish AJAX - The Ajax Spartans Curmann Contractors midget rep baseball team wrapped up first place in Eastern Ontario league play after three big wins last weekend. Last Saturday, the Ajacians defeated the Pickering Red Sox 7-3. Starting on the mound for Ajax was Jay Rodriguez who pitched four innings, allowing six hits and registering four strikeouts. Andrew Kolbin fin- ished the contest, giving up five hits and fanning three batters. The offence was led by Mike McKenzie who went four -for - four at the plate, blasting one double and three singles for two RBIs. Shawn Barnes and Cascy Chuaniuk poked two singles for one RBI each. Kolbin smacked three singles for two RBIs and Rodriguez hit two singles. On Sunday, the Ajax Spartans travelled to Belleville for a dou- bleheader. In game one, Ajax pulled out a 4-3 win with Greg Bailey throwing 4 2/3 innings, giving up six hits and two runs, while fanning four Belleville batters. McKenzie relieved in the fifth and sixth innings to down the Belleville offence, giving up only one hit while fanning two. The tired Ajax hitters were still able to do the job. Junior Brown smashed a triple, while Barnes had two singles in the game. Bailey and Gary Mulhall each had one single. The Ajax bats came alive in the second game, paving the way for a 7-1 win over Belleville to sweep the doubleheader. Gord Henderson and Chua- niuk each had two singles for two RBIs each. Singles were stroked by Scott Smith, Ryan Lowe, Barnes and Bailey. McKenzie pitched a strong game for Ajax, allowing only one run in five innings and earn- ing five strikeouts. Reliever Kol- bin closed the game in the sixth and seventh frames, fanning four batters. The Ajax Curmann Contrac- tors midget team is in Newcastle this weekend for the annual EOBA 'Midget Baseball Tourna- ment. Next week, Ajax begins a best -of -five playoff series against Peterborough. Please recyclelhis newspaper � TWO PEOPLE IN SEARCH OF FUN. TWO PEOPLE IN NEED OF RELAXATION. THINK TWICE.' If you and your kids have different ideas about how to spend the weekend, come to the one hotel that has it all. Embassy Suites hotel. TWICE THE ROOM. A two -room suite with a private bedroom and a spacious living room with sofa bed for the kids. TWICE THE COMFORT. A coffee maker and a mini bar/refrigerator in every suite. .-IWICE THE VALUE. 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AUGUST 9,1992 -PAGE 1S ffSpecial eectsget i n Death Becomes Her New dark comedy features solid acting by Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn Death Becomes Her is little The major problem is the the technical wizardry and the bits Maybe one final effect could more than a special effects show- script. case from director Robert EVI EW p . As a dark comedy, one between sight gags slow the over- have helped considerably. A laugh Zemeckis, of Back to the Future doesn't expect to be rolling in the all pace of the flick. track, perhaps! (parts I through I1I) and Who By John Duarte aisles, but the laughs are subdued Framed Roger Rabbit? fame. most of the time. 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Call 683-5641 ruttier rAcr_S now being seen Day Care Available INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD In caring, safe, fun home environment. Licensed by M.C.S.S. Reasonable rates. Receipts, flexible hours. Call DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HONE DAY CARE 0 220 Articles For Sale SOLID oak and pine tables, chairs and bedroom furniture. Buy direct from one of the largest manufacturers, avoid the middle man. Eg. 7 h. oak tables. s. )gle pedestal. $3951: double pedesta. $741; oak chairs from $109; cannonball bed, $299; sleigh bed. $499; all solid. no • veneer. Finished in your choice of stain. Prices in effect until Aug. 31. 965-8774 or 985 8330. m Toronto agency for Da Care �' g �,r 160 wanted arch Employment 17 Articles 220 sale SALE - new and used frost Iree fn Al�ages welcome. wanted For , con washers and aleni Star Fest 92 and veer Iron training. photo sessions and FULL time babysitter required EXECUTIVE secretary available COCO, used fridges and stoves. for apartment un Stephenson's Furniture and agency contract. For detail, q1 irmediatsty n my torus for 2 1-416-921-81183. la fulltime: part time or contract washer and dryers from $149 guaranteed Large selection of Appliances. 227 Court St. (081392) children, south Ajax 426-8604 position. Excellent computer, new and used furniture. We Oshawa. Call 576-7448. TWO opportunitiesl Earn '*r5p'm communication and inlerper. dsaverand take VISA. MyDad's PIANOS/GRANDFATHER hundreds weelkty working at BABYSITTER required from sonar skills• professional dress Store, 116 Brock St. S Whitby. CLOCKS - Pianos, rent to oven, horns, asserrbing products or 10A0 am. to 630 p.m. Rsleren- and manner. Please cal 579- 430.0561. (062792) apt. size. upright. grand. digital. stuning and addressing en- cas upon request Please call 1783. 110111292) CARPET - I have new Stain- keyboards. CLOCKS - free velopes for businesses. For 6W%41. (080992) Articles master and 100% nylon carpet. delivery and set up. Call Teiap FREE drimb on either, send EXPERIENCED Nanny required S.A.S.E. to L Loveridge, 13% 220 `t For Sale will do livngroom and hall for and take advantage d our low for One and three Kingston Rd. Box 83-1ea 53 year old boys. oTaluals,itsowiwlt5 00 ba Mint crtdtiaL Cori 6631140 &360., includes carpet, pad, plus talar 30 SI overhead warehouse prices, Pickering, Ont. L 1 V 1B8_ Must be a ton -smoker and have (08 1382) a drivers license. Starting Aug. 31. 837.2485. (081492) DRIVERS needed for Swiss Chalet. � n I>� a 555 165 Day Care Simvoe St. S.. ask for George. (061192) Available A Success story) You have seen DAYCARE Available in my 1 all on T.V. how to get rich. lose home. Mom of a 10 year old girt weight and improve relation. -1 provide care and hot meak. ships with tapes and seminars Any age welcome. Setwen for only $150 to $1500. FOR- Harwood/Westney on Hwy x2. GET thatll Here are the TEN Call Roxanne 427-6396. TIME Proven ruin to sucsss for (08 292) only $15. Yes, only $15 gars you DAYCARE on Tatra Dr., close to al the 'nformsslion without the Bayview Heights Public School, unnecessary filler. They do Pickering Go. Library, park, work. To receive your copy w wed yard, nutritious meals. 439.1465. Mon -Fri, 10 am. -6 from 6:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. P.mt (061292) - Receipts wafleble Call Belvda. 037-058, 110 OPPORTUNITY in Kuwait - I-) OPPORTUNITY Generai Help rebuilding now n progress, ex. DAYCARE available In my cellsrlt pay and transportation. home, for ages 2 years and HELP WANTED FIAT -time and part -tune for a leading solid wood furniture in Pickering. Requires in- store salespersons. Furniture sales ex- perience an asset. For interview Cali Bob Mowforth 831-9846 Monday 10-4 Tuesday 9-4 MODELS NEEDED liamed0*1 for edmoptls map 2wiK ry FemalK belbesaitY M �No Stip. flat Apply howl (416)962-911 CHILDREN 4-nalso CHLDREN FOR MODELING & TV fad bad m siwllr�s N oomnlefciais i sefies. Agn 4-12. M Irpts i dus. (416)1162 611. Earn up a $301,000 In VNw6 IBOfN bft salman. Also DOnw udim cwdwim d IM& plus morel For kwoubla aspar all 1 4505 EX K10%24Iaa ASSEM E PRODIM ATHOW Ea r. No sWkM. Ybtrre paid direct. Fully pita an .For . _ 1•dY4i41.7T7i v .• wt� ver, _ - Please cal 516-929-0341. ext. older. Nutritious lunches and Sal. (061a� snacks. indoor and outdoor HOUSEKEEPER required . activities. Westney Rd.1 laundry, cleaning, meal Rossla d Rd. area Call 427- prepmatbn, Monday -Friday. 3 �2. (00129M hire. per day. Cal cher 6 p.m. "BYSITTING availabie far any 'ra on. ( y ), Bull 4331491. (082892) 789.2068. (TFALL) Articles REMOTE VHS. VCR. cable 230 wanted ready moveless remote. 14 daysr 4 event program. Rent to own BARBIE Dolls and clothes only $2.50 weekly Krazy Krazy. warned from 1969.1974. Cash 45 Boor St. E. Oshawa. Phore for entire collections. Margaret, 571-1412. (TFALL) Mississauga. 416-5671961. FOR Sale - ladies diamond 1.03 WANTED - stoves, fridge, karat engagement ring. AD- washer and dryers, working or . praised at $11.200. Asking no(. Also wanted, pickup truck $5570. Call Donna, 576-9350. (newer than 1978). Call (061392) Pickering. 420-8633. (TF) 260 Arts 8 Crafts 260 Arts 13 Crafts Tho Marigold Christmas One of a Kind Craft Show Nov. 8 at the Heydenshore Pavilion, Water Street, Whitby Vendors please call Barb 668-8907 270 Computer 280 Lost do Found Video 8311310. (OB0002) age. also drop old and pick up poffavailable TOWER Of Porter. nm+ore 200 RMVIGUAL corrvuer train in yotm horns a in your office n LOST - grey and whit tabby on ORGANSTAnd Clench Leader hoe. school. anyur s. welt sterno fm • AMP. D+91- the morning, afternoon or Anona d/Wh4evale area on P4red ler Sunday sanies at Cat Lima 42 � tW dust y� �a Aug. 2. Male, neutered - two . chotial at =w (02 1a� =^pw � �re�cassens,E.Q• p oW � a.dawsd, hour. cat. REWARD. • ear an Sy sPNtrar oe- TENDER Loving Can, home Town Spurs. Only y f9s6, no 666.8367. (061492) 639-9761. (0e129Z cessions at Mi. Zion. a you quality and areirseessedplease away from home, qualified and very experienced E.C.E. dew payment• SIX MONTHS INTEREST FREE. Call Krazy 290 Pets -Supplies- 9 290 Pets -Supplies - call 649-3588 or 983-3207. lesions, loving none► a two k fir• 571-1412- (TFALL) Boarding Boarding (Ds14M ortsrMp a quash ppgrart 1121' ELECTRIC wow hover like bas mom� w home. raxrklou ketches and Fh- 1f-6 P.M. SOL 9.6 pm. 623 tiEA1MN ShsPaid pups. ready 120 Office Help '"' s- big ywd b PINY i� ON MI. e6 King SL E, Bowm.n- to � with 300 Autorllobiles W" - age Nraloars lrtf Ave fid. and e0. Pion bear, bones with tea. �� 1r�eg pips. S For Sale SALES 2 , ~ Pleaoe cal MOTOROLA Cellular Portahy certified hips. $500. North --ads*. seara� required iludee J,up cal ShNschcicW n hox aP grrirsd ler Sabo n Pkkerirg $orf �a carenow. . S�p after 6 p . Mout to start. berelib and poo also available. Reasonable Pe2oo2spaq shwirig. Cam 42&1a07. ask for rMn' 420.9770. (0914th DRUM miadikra for sale: N. Rachel. (0613OZ DAYCARE Availshle - WMVN yr RhO-. fly bean used. Cal p„*ESSONAL wsa-groortrd s2. Now Lester B. Pearson 721-2160. (0s14012SNC) hairstylist nsedadpart liens. 3 Lany Net WALLPAPclearance - over 61 rs yeaexperi ince. Tres Chit, welcome. 426-0707. (0814 -R �) 11.000 talk from 99 cents to ask for Mrs. LeBlanc. 5765- se 95 a doutils rot and rows, 3566. 106119M DAYCARE avallable In my Open 6 drys pa weak, Mon. - home. raxrklou ketches and Fh- 1f-6 P.M. SOL 9.6 pm. 623 tiEA1MN ShsPaid pups. ready 120 Office Help '"' s- big ywd b PINY i� ON MI. e6 King SL E, Bowm.n- to � with 300 Autorllobiles W" - age Nraloars lrtf Ave fid. and e0. Pion bear, bones with tea. �� 1r�eg pips. S For Sale SALES 2 , ~ Pleaoe cal MOTOROLA Cellular Portahy certified hips. $500. North --ads*. seara� required iludee 420 �� phone and Motorola Pb -ft '(091292) phone, typing orders on f 111119. DACYARE available In mr home, neare, -lder_ M look � oam. Trarpalabts. Both naw, INSISS t prim guaranseed. (ilts) 733 URINE -ERASE guranantaos wrytdpke w rots are oar 45 and Asan rwcalsy been Isid d. you mar 1raw (M Inorn carpets, regardless of WIn Acounss a rIVAL French an assaL tippy in parson to W9_ 2 full finis specsnly o. Lange, fenced yard. food. recelpas AJ" P. Applans - no ll two edosift 84WI 24 M. tom � RChamicals La 141M teff$- Corpaason, 23 Barr Rd. is provided. 100 VMS*. ee3 w wax 1 ear wAsen d. Fully 56ERASE. A4,192) 771, Ontria (001300 DAYCARE awasabb M my guaranteed roCoaditioned appfortaa Corte tables us a REG1SWAM kesnM has has LEGAL sentry I wthM in lssat be yaw ahperirnos in home. experktaroed mother. with Apo. Finlay wee, ON chat 4274MM. 467 tlMnsw Rd. S. Ajax- (TF) beautiful black and tan n Shepposd plppies ler sale vac fa * and elYrind kw. Sand cepa. good meati. Call 427.4213. %*Am fa pit your ftsby SNPbrrbNrr Test yaw cktsle . and hand, ntamead resumes 10 G. Garr MDNee1y, P.O. Bob 735. Oshawa, ktdoonbukbW M*ANW. aattbb eviEE skids for arawoof. 717 Wilson PAL Cat fist and ask for Pal of Germanbiosdlres, IM Pontiac 6000. aW, only 93000 kms., Ont 7M A LIN 7ct ISM home. (081460 CA Dlt Mads 725-3L10. (TFALL) champion and er dogs Cad 706.944 -SW alM s P.na narsl ask Salto of bast dive. 72e-ee07. w rots are oar 45 and Asan rwcalsy been Isid d. you mar of f llIn cepa, halt ar dui daN„ etrosart wArertoss. hot ktdiss. Majsr .ANMD Fas Bas 46loe, phone Nrsbr0. Soars VHS, copier. - - Aurorlabiles - alit Pot 1600. tour *oft ler Waiting ambuma Oakes/Wfldwoed area. Fwa.e Ns� �- stella _/S� 300 FOrSale door aulornalle with power DPICERT. Lots, wordjtrlact, Rsasortabls rases oil ttst 1961 Mazda RX7, drattbg �e stmkgi brakes and radia. Ex- Dbwa, word. acgmr. bedlor0. rAotwd, VOMUn pagerbaker, NIOW10. 1gs/4e2 board. make ms an ser. Leave mnuq , 427-31e2. Ae128M Dsisrt Donation wih no rust. Must be sold. $2.250 cast. w - . Hovard. Corti and Sytsbame %*Am fa pit your ftsby SNPbrrbNrr Test yaw APAR1i�fr alae hugs and t btM offer. 45`000 rrtYos T2L =, AMIYOL Fitsntdal aoolstance arbillable « dtia to to best cane in Ajar. uP *B �NNd rtow oro- Mas, s300 Psi; Upright frwae l SM I- w 070L 4M'4111211 fwl6pl AW Or Aw 46 owrwAo *oft br Mee WatiYg. owh m Bwk>~a ass. anord1hr- ellye sapL M 9 ntotths-5 yssrs 42L raid dnslrf200 dlapl 650; four wooden dtais, 625: cnas�sdtiyg oTaluals,itsowiwlt5 00 ba Mint crtdtiaL Cori 6631140 �, , 4273010 (TF) e � ddds drawer wid.dsak 80 432-7M, (091360Qt n11G `W da �a 5767926 aMr 6 pAL C0 HOW Medical LOVM DM al Am- Po dobls rales at Pears Pyrmwl.a APPLIANCES Bels - Nasldow, ' 7s•" or 1M7 Toym Carry LE. ktds0. 1 J Dental Any tips vel hot riot, "a 10 Palle. rafarennow. Arfr' Ion prigs. Used-rowm and nwnthis. 8.8.0 6 4 dr., immiscrdaw condtbn, 47.000 kms. origktd avert, as. D FWiP Canines Dan al Assytrnl Phase deivw part tilts CPR, Ow ald, ECE Waked FkKMAds, 420!166. Wwmc Hsrirsuarantsed Alppisrnost.161 Unit odmw I $39-W ((081149kIng 0760. Cat 63e 9b0e. • rebuffs b Dr. D. Grans, 203 Byron sl S. Mirtby, As/1921 170 AM �K UgM Twdts 1ss6 Chrokese 25L 4 doe. 6 charcoal an ckith coswutElt las 4o Mag Hand Da Care 1 60 y disk, BMW monitor. 101 d, 1howd. Sur ox. 683.2M '' (ntespeetdiooof. factory Vllalllibed YEN with trucks will do fxrI $700. 6700. Cannon portable on portable os.�..t.� � rift - �M T Interior 66000. r. 2001 ,1o41zf12) FOR 2 toys, 4 yes and /4 days hold unless, dsanup lobs, odd pts, dsoaalig, psifrtlrnp ahtrstkq Call Cal Jas. 4422'7 typewrker, IBM Action writer typewriter, Norco 12 speed 1� �� Hrteat red 1 rrsrt[to. 2 Par week Mr home or yours, references a - (TF) meg bila. shNmnno 600 Gnrbo, $275. Cal 4363505. 1662 Sarum Sports Carpe. ppr• geous aqua -marine coker. 4 door. �a�' ps.• pb.. as Ntte radio, family owned, pease. Shadybrook/Kate's TAT009 - now In Durham, (061 ISM cylinder, Iwet tarlL asornatw. Dertmfabls. 61500. 642-4437 Lane area. Lloa, 631-6776. reasonable rates, clean RCA Ira afzs VHS Carncadr, full warranty. loaded with r leave 4M12M P'ART�t its needed b n s@*@, 1a> �d M kinds Of auto focus. Aulolrls, power Selling ear� rM goodiestut. No (i� CentlNSI IM,130.000C, l door. 5dayprs f ptr I�NIh " > Pill. Ajsrt south anMt hg scy AP •T�r i�r n maorn' 4oft' no money dawn- Interest fns und, 16sa- Can s16J600 Call 4W356-3090. (061192) $/600 �sw o . u artI1114. CfiJ 43p-4946. 106i2a2) Jar ntow. 637 2323 (060962) Krazy Krazy. 671.1412. (TFALL) 1�1�1 - 16 n E.J '300FWSslo ,H6f A;mlwL 4 door, aaek 2 tone blue, amrfm stereo .paid doon twiling Car. 112196 1 111. Cal 427- =722 anythe. Russ. Big Town Sales. (oe1192) IM Chew Byer, 4 x 4, tahos pedape red and sliver, Expel- lent condition. reduced price 84,800 or best offer. Must mg. 721-8510.(081494 IN4 Pontiac Brand prk `harp, asrttied. greed to sees- 83995. Alex. 4284=. M913MI 190 Ford Grand Marquis, ve (302) Pro, pb•• arMm sie.a, air, bet offer. 1991 Chrivieffor, will `Aly both. Dari at ehielige, 404.0922 or 1-416-550-3139, (oezoa¢sNCI 1882 Ford E)rT, 4 speed, naw Om tank and ednaust, best offer. Cal 6864406. (001292) 1980 Grand Prior, 2 door, as is. Beat offer. 723-1689. (081392SNC) 1980 Plymouth Horizon hatchback. 1.7L, MAOrr, .'i,, 2 tons blue, expedew oonditlon throughout. Great gas m No rust. $1200. Call 666-x. (091192) 1956 Chev Nomad. Small production run, lass than Woo manufactured. 305. V8, automatic. Runs well, needs some body and mechanical work. 5.5900. 5768829 or ow 5688. (080792) BANKRUPT Credit Problem No credit chock. Cars leased to own. 1978-1984. 50 can to choose from. 6867428, 725- 1988 or 688-3775. (TFALL) BIG Bubba's Electronic Darrho Car. 1987 5.7 flow Iroc, Trod, loaded, must be seen. 404- 9107. (081192) CREDIT Problems? In bankrupicy/discharged, fire kms buyer - we can put you be- hind the wheel_ Lease to own. Cal us at 404.2058. (081492) MOTORCYCLE, automotive and property insurance. Low rates. Cal Marsha at 427-35%. Mon -day -Saturday, 9-9 p.m. by appointment. (090692) 310 Trucks For Sale /986 GMAC 1 ton with dump loos and power tailgate. asking S8000 will CWWY. MUST SELLI Call 839-7764 ask for Bill. 320 Vans, 4 Drives 19" GAKC customized van by Dynasty. Fully loaded plus JVCR-TV, fridge, bar, bed, finished in nice 2 -tone dusty now. One owner. only 76K. still Bks new. Must be seen. only $19.900 can. Pri as. no GST. GI 427-9722 anytime. Res. 355 Motorcycles 1997 35OXT Endue- lover, low wmutat un it should bass is Cad 688. low Yamaha 850 Maxim, 21,000 kms. Mac- - . two wets. needs mdse► VAW 8750. Cal 4363626. (GIIJIM 365 Mane OL 9107. (08 n 825A 623 i6lilSAV 240. Alt. cabin, 233 Marc. 1-0., Camper top. Good B tit fun boat. 815,000 Exorea otI 'let- 427.4116. 400 A �'R� DETACH® 3 btldren I of low - up• per, eat -in kit., double parking, lawn. Great nephborhood. *I& OcL let. =800 monthly plus. Nos �� OSHA:^,!A FOR RENT Close to Oshawa Centre, 2 bedroom apartment ...:with fridge, stove, parking A utilities kciulded. CALL 6664=117 NEW BUILDING In colv6nient kiation, one and two- bedroom ap6Kments with fridge, stove. parting and u1T n 400 � 400 "^a �„ wVl V:r,, im-400 Rent For Rem 400 Rend 400 F« Rent Fa 410 455 (0813`2) quiet street $1025 Inclusive. Two bedpan two it" base - Rent Rew Foam MAttapara,.ttlt�eelnbw meat .�Ir�falt�..�r,►.p.�t. atEAT ,�,. - �ha� a,. ,�„ ,p.,,tyam&EXECUT,E 4 appllane". own Prkbg FCPARTMENT apartment, separate std dean SUNK 2 bedtoor4 bsdropn laawlled oorrgiMMytIN& ane bodroor, 8660; aval- rerw8W. 1,0114- COPeeed, 4 bmAM a � >~r.. one a cow. $860 iickat" Anes- mr�:w:eA1lr�st�/ Sep. I. 7b allis now ordduties her. �PMM�+o. raw kiitcce bathroorm hens, pakinatrlap.=x*y4l* ar a�cris stW Bring. huged.� �p >�_to dlaihhw NnanRENTALS or 6 IN OSHAWA Arain, work lISO827: home 'x' 7'06 Mel ISO fiidpelkow- 67b0873 or 726 backyard. $540.575incudes'ifapfo0e 48e6. 9813t12j =Y 'ONy 30 nilsOCATIONS from Oshawa, $960 per , cog 231sh c iN"r`1- PICKERING - luxury co„ do, 2 CLEAN, WELL MANAGED PICKERING large one bedroom bae«flMr utldise. 579 7196 98,192) BRAID now "rant for rent TWO bedroom ,ental with side plus utilities. 416-279.4116. (061392) bedroom plus solarium, 5 appliances• parking. storage BOWL,EWRNCN 1 bed►norrl apartment 8600 or 2 bedroom bw vmr art d Plckarh In private and k1 hewalkout erwarice. Fat -in house, laundry, parking, all kitchen, I iv i n r o o m, THREE , �„� �,,,,� ndeW,lonfaeiltist.5,20oawe: WIITBY -clean 2 bedroom apt. $625. available g udHOw included. 8690 monthly. (aundry,oan. On but Flpoo i, Oshawa, owmodeded kitchen, slobSept. 1. 416-723-8773. (OBf f92) ALIANT PROPERTY invnedlately. Includes fridge, stove, cable, parking, own 683-4041. (oB1292) East Oshwua- Neel for `utter`. 5895 mouthy, IiratAei Intl GET solus far your morwy - spa Including new carpets throughout, In- cludes fridge, stove, WHITBY Harbour Sailwinds - �! MANAGEMENT era and ria �� Me1� �+ sous two bedroom spartme , utkim. 725-4012 (061392) with balcony. oulst peacNul OSHAWA - large ane bedroom Wh &pVshasra saWnp. Avail- dishwasher. mierormw1 $870 Sept. 4.4�728-2� Rsferencees. one bedroom, solarium kitchen. 5 �ng+ irk pod, s. uflryt- toomi 579-1626 OR OSHAWA - near 401, 3 bedroonspartmrnt h Wsmi. Use perithouse, bath, large balcony, able now until October. Rent fully broadloomed, available negotiable. Call 432-9127. immediately, rent for $539 for (061492) o9w►WA - 3 bedroom..nr 1 nese centre, 24 hr. security, steps to Go. parking. conies or Of yard, parking, fridge and (061192) mot thty, utilities included. one ,� ,es,,s ,i„s,,ed rec noorr4 $945 inclusive. 428-7491. (081392) 5T6-6956 stave on quiet court. Private entrance, $890 monthly . AJAz -new 2 bedroom base 12 parking. 71 pets. Cali 623 ,� (�„y� 5895 +. Sept. 1. Call 6833592. (0992) EAST Hartpion - by -the -lake - 2 AJAX 77 &33 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. S7424819. Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m. AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartment in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground perking included. Call 683-6021 isnr uuk c nsrvacnon . _ _- PICKERING 1480 Pickering Parkway spacious 3 bedroom apartments • Four appliances • Close to GO TramrVPlckenng Town Centri'14". 4ol • Immediate Occupancy From $795 per month Call 420.6305435-2919 Or visit rental office at: 1480 Pickering Parkway #110 Under New Management Very clean d large Suites 2 bdrm- $595 1 bdrm. $495 Heal, cable, parking included. 7254896 or 723-0950 Large 1 bdrm. b6mt apo., free parking 8 laundry, broadloomed, private entrance. Close to all amenities d GO. Avail. immed. 5635 including utilifias. Cal Collect 2K4= (wee Hit) NORTH East Oshwa - • • two bedroom basement apartment, available Immediately, 5 appliances, BRIGHT - 2 bedroom Ldbn Included 8675 a m orl Cal 404 si2{3, laew m`e`als. basstaent, parking, (06t11M PKMEM q - Lto$Rwo 4by 2 - one bedroom basement Apwwn@K 6 ePplarroes 4 piens bt4 mealy renogMd. stops so Go and PklesrYlg mail, Awa1- SpL 1. SJOWmongky Incudes u its and oedle. 4211,6/47,. MOM rounsas••k• - an appornnny for the qu~ Perot b loss In t» ; , I, abnnp m d Mils Christian horm This bacfnelw apaf' in oer/ortable and Cagy wth kepis k Milt`s and buMMdrl Included. Cbe to Oct✓ Trust neat Rally lw- 4211MM (0814921 AJAX - gogeous vbws d W - a" bedraorn Iluxot, Apar*neM. AJAX -three bedroom malt balcony. nrspace. onside budMlr' at applarlceW, mar Dos floor, prdesslonaly dsawan4 ttatdalood Ions6 s t or $283-521 leroed inploes, bade with iingt boftvm t1� p m all an a P" ,ossa b al amentlat, on . (0813`2) quiet street $1025 Inclusive. Two bedpan two it" base - Avail" Sept. 1. 427-7409. more apoloo mkt, ca`r`t air, Foam averts WOMM e, PO khq. 4 PRIVATE Entianoss 4 pa bath, piece bath, fenced yard - 4 appllane". own Prkbg hardwood floor*, laundry spoil bit d storage, now lad tlss- No pats. $750 pr Pltdltaetg Town Centre, bus OW moah Inc ' I Pkkeip, 420- a cow. $860 iickat" Anes- 213L (0614921 able Aug. 31. 420-1204. WNnW - *me cbm (0814=1 bedroom In upprrtrip 11 Ir► WH"W - 508 Ou dos SL W. ,ludas fridge, Blow, haat, `veer Furnished large clan bachelor find OwwthW NO 1. son w oar bedtm h 8 pim gw- Sept 8b36 don vicar, own WWW. panto, pin hydMM 6 618.1 3 (081152 kWW16 4 Pb beth. may. BOWL,EWRNCN 1 bed►norrl park, no PMMfs• 416509-�38 w bort ' bseattsty ugtti , 416-2"161& (0611921 poll ala efrances parking, twok WIITBY -clean 2 bedroom sow. washy, dryer, rabbi walkout baeenlet spetment, asrllip ilebded $560. Bray IM MOL AVON" ilMt -0- rreegOOuired Call iA 025 TEL 837 -Will 981482) (as 118210 AJAX - one balloon bmwnW MAX • 'Thr Breakers new ark- 4lprbnwtl wth 4 appllarleee, $550 pits utl Iles. Available Ckmft sept 1. CM 0862778 (0808921 dials for w ONE bedroom apartrtem hr rem bedrooms, 600-1700 sq.ft. FULLY rml-contaird batitew fnarip 6 sPP�• situ b� apartment available conies or 1.rN us lately. New Oshawa sabrluns,erlderparnl Pit"& IaISldira`Niwa11 ilo vtYw r(M HOep6e1, illitdss w Marr 013L Cat j .. • I>a61QM. t117 ��1 , r i utglies. Available S. 721• 8893. 8893.981392) men, apartment, laundry facilities, private entrance, 4 AJAX - single pens -on basement PICKERING Akona Rd. Hwy e2. 4 bedroom. 2 bath, main floor, un - dergrountl parking, all Central location, Pica bath, cable air. central vac parking, first, last, available . apartrrnern, separate entrance.OSHAW fridge, bedroom, 2 baths, garage, available init late) appfianoes. weight morn. hot tub chanting andev rip very clean ore immediately. 683-7172. parking, stove, laundry, 4 piece bath, $600 utilities 'month plus utilities 60341 and access to pod. Subset $799 including parking. Call Bill or bedroom apartment on main full basement. Private (081192) inckxied. Non smoker, fust". 428-6644 Willer days. 427- Townhouses 420 Colleen 619.2150. (080992) ONE bedroom w1rancus af• garage- basement 5557 evenings. (081392) For Rent Office &Befall nice backyard. nice backyard. Pets welcome. and. $725 inclusive. Call 420-2220. apartment. Bayy/Westshore. Pickering.Female referred, P M013M ow apamments n V Rent OSHAWA •two and three 460 ,.eta Space WNTBY - bachelor. one and (081492) $600 monthly inclusive. Avail- two bedroom apartments in was bedroom townhouses. inabledUdes able Aug. 1. Cad 4360477,m ceW 7337. M6145xZ smoke dny. Sas weekly. . could Available Sep. 1. 683-7396. ai weekly. p l 7213765 (0811 MOSHAWA _ MAX 5 `private (08 3Sept. 1. 837-2628. 1 maintained and ,ban bulling. to sche000ll amenities. Cal A-1 Retail office space, (450-6,500 (800-7,000 nsgl yard, no peLL, WHITBY large two bedroom 9 quiet ermronment• appliances and utilities included. Call 666 434-3972. (TF) in a well anchored shopping non smokers. ran smokers, suit one or two adults. scuts. $950 MI inclusive' Cal apartment, ih"ng "Dorn• dining 2450. (081392) WHITBY - 3 bedroom in as- centre in prime Oshawa locations. 576.6956 or 579- at 265.2587 (081 292) room and kitchen. Call 284- W/ITSY - available Sept. 1, tabkshed "e1fl�fiOOd' dose 1626• (081492) ONE bedroom apartrtem hr rem pkfn o only. (081292) rrow and SAlpt 1. Fwat and lte 1fir'nced yard. "react p Go trairk rnisMd pgkl Chars laeiiiee. OSNAWA Two bedroom NO mss' SM rat Schools and PTC. min. b 401, separate entrance, bachelor apearrant in "I main- 10 park' 0 bas and shopping, finished MEDICAL/PROFESSIONAL - In older building, 17 Quebec SI. ONE bedrl4212) oom apartment, fresh- tamed buikliing now pairn- $590 appliances. central air 625 sq.tt.. Downtown Whitby. (Simcoe/Gibb) $420 monthly y painted, fridge, stove. $623 per rtnnth nckndes fridge. stave. ,brditloning, available Aug. 15. ground floor, loads d paring, plus hydro. available monthly. Incl. utilities, parking hydro, water, parking and $925 Pius utilities 668-4542 private entrance and washroom. i .. iatel St y. aceta". 577- and laundry facet• MilliSimoce, storage. Suitable for single (�, t9� 666-3833. (081392) 3229. (081482) IN and last. Rdarenoss. Edith 430-0339 or 434-5222. person. Cad 6662450. (072892) WHITBY - newly decorated Cottages For COMFORTABLE two bedroom (061492) Houses For 41 centrally located three bedroomh 470 Rent SPOTLESS bright bachelor basement apartment. laundry. apartment, NE Oshawa new Rent townhouse, garage. famslyroorm, Inc.. 24 hr C.. 24 hr. rate entrance, separate parking, short distance to Ajax Go canpasng and tborrnp siding walk -out patio, achoo!s, transportation COTTAGES for rent, Crowe Bay Carrp.CartThenod stallion. 1750 month Available ly door walkout, light kitchen ATTRACTIVE sem. near Oshawa Centre. 3 bedrooms, nearby, 4 app6anpss Available t area. Good fishing and swimming. Two fl 9 Sept. 1.427-0010. (082392) tadmos. available Sept. 1. $425 monthly, all inclusive. Non vac room, large kitchen, awed- . $925 . utilities 668-6538. bedrooms available, from $175 TWO bedroom apartment. dose smokers. 434-2776 or 434-8434. able immediately. $975 plus. (081392) ---" weekly. 1-705-653-5015. 92) 10 all am ones. bus routes, GO (061392) 434-5995 after 6 p.m. (08139M OSHAWA spac ous but and downtown Whitby. Only OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apart- BUNGALOW for rent, Harwood townhouses available in well GREAT fishing and family $643 par month. For application mill for rant, available a+0 George area, 3 bedrooms maintained complex, a apprnan- no" a Rote at Rios Lake. One thou On. and more Morrrhatson. cal 579 immediately, and Sept. 1. plus livingroom, lamlyroom, cog and uhlniee included. Cy pickerel. rrxu- 9707. (081392) Laundiry f�i[xas ort Premises' available Sept- 1 References 666,2450 (081392) kis and bass galore. Modern OCTOBER t - O s h a w a. 2 Cad 579-3583 or 728-9345. $890 plus utilities. Firstllast, ONE, two and three bedroom cottages, 1800 tt. walerlront. bedroom �f�1e,t,. carpeted. 4 (062092) 839-9395 leave message. 9 luxury condos. Beautiful pnwiCy rural n area, low farcy pis,• bath n kt h (080992) rate{ Chfildowns program store •w n c an, WHTBY M ifld progeny, quality features. 6 ' artist. Covered parking, utilities and cable one bedroom base AJAX nafi inome• large one arpiances•aircordroneC from �� air all docking.andsrolo included. Non-smoker, no Pett. bedroom ower level apart rwn. $850 monthly. ONE Ill Ym KOLCorivs, first and last. alien 6 apartment. Central `fir, R.R.W2 gfinllga. Ont. KOL IVO. or separate entrance. paring FREEI Rent to awn and pur- vaccuum, laundry and cable 705698-26101 (08209Z hkeelhandt. 579-0667. (08119?) included_ Walk to Go. Non- T.375 monthly, utieies ",luded. !tate oPtrortc avadaae. South PENTHOUSE sun n Whtrlbyi tR10kM Available Sept. 1. $600 avaiaabm 'rtrredwtdY or Seta. east Gomer d Nash and Trulls BELMONT p•operty Rentals, newest and most prestigious par month inclusive Cas 668- 1. Close ID amenities, Call 291- lad.. Counice. Open Mouse. 70577&2635 Cottages for rent. building. 2 bedroom fully 8239 (0811921 4027 (061392) Wed and Thurs. 3-7 p.m. tweekend or weekly. walw1rom, epupped. wall-towall carpet. PICKERING Brodk4Ct, „wry Sunday. I-4 p.m. For more (061392) THREE ballroom apartment on information. call Josephine European-stylepliancs.g-endo kitchen. 5 large 4 b�•o main Moor w to hvfingroom, appliances. ass -enclosed lanced n garage.rose to Snider, 579.7505 or Paula 490 Flaida dningroom, kitchen, fr dge/ 10 Sheppard. 579-3052 solarium, 2 parking spaces, stow Plus garage. Across from Sect t $, uule at Homelfe 471-3729 (060992! Ltd. Rema. gra. Vacation Rentals able S12uress trot"' Ca Y. north plant, 5700 . utilities. �taAl (�Really Chil extra lcom0 Firsulast, res pets. Collect. 764- AJAX - 3 bedroom detached. 1 Children webome. 725-8769. GORGEOUS 3 beorOOm tur- n,hed 6667. 11 ! THREE osdroom townnouse n 40611 9z (O9 92) ',2 balks. finished basement. uxury condo. near famous Clearwater beach. 6 TWO bedroom quick and Clean dose to amenrtw. $995 per Whitby. "mutes from downtown. meal due utiWaG, 339.2022. 401. schools. Go Inckdes 4 AJAX - spacous ore bedroom building. appliances. 3 baths. jacuzzi, pool.ienns. 880 in main floor north basertww apamttant. banal air. (06135x2) appliances, finished basement. Othawra Clow o all artvetie. private yard, avwlatNe now. Excedem rants. cable. 4 piece bath. fir", fenced yard. fridge. stove. parking, laundry AJAX - 4 bedroom Detached Y garage. swimming sww, (sundry fakaNies' call 6869646 today. (OBt t92) Presale faciitiol Available sin ime. Moms, with f7OD1 m OOrt'ae' Asrung 5950 . ennartoa. acosss o pool lark- n garage. 2 1,2 years. poo et. 429-3807. (060992) TWO bedroom. two bathroorrr. $745 moyny inckudes, udkio& available S • p f 1. Near Ing avedable, nem dy got comrnunty lone- 5OKrn. painted, _ available Sept. 1. 7711912. (001 19Z shopping, schools, $1000 p" ^ inclusive. 4227-9382. ONE bed utilities. 721.9592 (061291?) 4 `0 Rows, South d Orlando. Cal barwwn 8.10pm. Reserve nary. 839- M013M ow apamments n V Rent 2255. (06,49?) OshUM cwrmnew location. HARWOOD and 4o, bcat«. AJAX -large one bedroom clean, no last months rent 1300 sq.h. 3 bedrooms. 1 lit WALKING' distance o Oshawa qu. SM Ons bedicton bans. Froin floor. laundry Centre - use down kndw+ CI EARIMATER - 3 bedrooms, tuly fumalhol an wal out entrance, sueable for mom and ,0all . 5715 lege qts badrdOR Arai- $1100 plus uhdbes. Call 699- livmgroom, furnished, non. minglis sorlale. $550 core. mods fwin Heated pads, hat tub, able Aug. 1. Cad 4360477,m ceW 7337. M6145xZ smoke dny. Sas weekly. . could Available Sep. 1. 683-7396. ai weekly. p l 7213765 (0811 MOSHAWA tams, row beaches, amajor and attracsors' Children wielooro. 101111201410111120145 - two plus one 725.4012 (�Od% WHITBY - two bedroom bedroom semi in convenient ONE bedroom aparbrheat main N"T Ground floor bedroom Photos. (Less then mnleq. tH27S U.S. weekIy. 64113-5503. N a hone, quiet ma- bcalion. 3 1pplarnces, avaiable floor of duplex In Oshawa. e for Pin Use d ladle" (O61'S9� hes People only. 8390884 or Sept- 1. 8800 pin. No pees. lirsi it,, P fridge' dove' walker' dryer' 5066813. (081492) and last. Call 430-0456. b►esldaat 570 wooy. Feat FLORIDA - Madeira Beach, garage, parking Included. a last. Sept. Call Rita AdslaidalF aid SL area, 5625 PICKERING - 1NMes R0401, GMT Count, tee Blow and Vandenberg. 839-1568. 1500 sq.h. luxury gulf from meshy, all Incl skfia Cad 439- surge one bedroom poserwr Grandview, 3+ 1 bedrooms, two 981462) condo. 6 appliances, 2+1 bedrooms, 2 baths, all BOBS foal IM apartment. Stove, fridge, balfns Qfietrd bull fnefr gin D roan with Cable in PICKERING - one bedroom laundry, prwng and cable' heat and central air, 5950 Ce�Ian accessories. healed pool, )acuaL seueexs0 supordr, MDP eectAire basement apartment fully 8600 all Inclusive. Avalable . aahly plus utiklel Frei and itdmr CorAW W. all facleiss Wo floor. wsskyAnw*ry- Pesoba edia ely. 839-5006 (eve.) fast Cad 436.9600. 98119M khckrded. Pwlsr Souders or wok- oaaaired, laundry, parking, 4t6-4Ib:f346 (days) 99/2IQ) 723 6068. (702292) cote 10 Go and sboppirp, vial- LARGE 3 bedroom main floor. inn; tarrnab Non-smoker. 429 - able N1111n*oo*. $00 i1rAt6 WHITY -two bedpan avoil detached brick, livingroom, 07M (0914921 Ing 4�3M8, rarer for Aunelable 500 Homes udOo . 9 aAL-S real dhigwoamr, � eat+M bekwer WE6T Shoe - dean fkr- kitchen. bright MonJ;fl For Sale pkfn o only. (081292) rrow and SAlpt 1. Fwat and lte 1fir'nced yard. "react p Go trairk rnisMd pgkl Chars laeiiiee. OSNAWA Two bedroom NO mss' SM rat Schools and PTC. min. b 401, separate entrance, avaialble apartment, close to all moo' Rifform s, al awilableSgt. I, Mo mire y. nor nonsmoker. Call 839 e23WOa. 9613Y12) FIRST TIME u `"nties,heat. hydro, water, FwWbst. 472-4360. ('090992) 4271. t0ao9921 BUYM` OW Pill" included. laundry AJAX - HarnwoodrBalMh - twc AJAX - Harwood locIdW 450 shared . t00% % mmcm wgtsod UWWL cb�i 0 ConeM aria and Im�burigsiol Aopgl f,�p,2,bid1O01A Accomm. Park �ragi� oI 6311. atter 6 p.m. or leave Fridge. atoms, Aug. I- potting mor". Int andloon A X - Hwy Q and 1aAastrley nleeea �1f� cleam^O Pate - - Cad 837-1475. 11 11 12) very dean 3 bedroom houses 420-112111. 14 Prices are down, PICKERM Wipe - bright Vfp SOYTN Oshawa -two bedroom, maNRemale, 2 rooms plus fallen style one bedroom lICK�1G ' VNlaes large res baWefrrnt apaMwrtea fo '"'�OOfL ,abbe :!nT! ." interest dikes down, wiL �'- 1- aPaMIMMMMML upPW Issel 500 R bsld►oorM1. OkIgM. it"* Poised house. separate entraaee. Mallet 1992 kite year His $4Welm*w. good backing ane OuNn Creek, trnital C011oee, 4 tPP1bMMw parking, cable and willies fit- 426 you become a ggq 4 piece bath, patio. $700 Private garden, quiet irneirded- Selo, Close to am IOfG� 110111SOwR18f. (Mall Inclusive. 655-5452. "Isbour oo0, children well amenities, available AJAX - kwi* d bsdloorn h come w no $la Harris Dwyer pets planes PICItM - Inge 2 b in Mrciltlw- 488.7222 11 Cat 438 8914- quiet townhouse, share (a 9121 ngtried-(Os1382Clin Avail ale kldl i Rea" s aso1y. o Suit nee t � pe I atm ' �OO�N - 58 Baldwin SL CENTRAL. Oshawa - detadt.d nude Inc.. 24 hr C.. 24 hr. f400 cal rJP Inckirslw- Phone 839-2193. (Hwy 12), one bedroom family home, near schools. a&AOri1� 1. apartment, 1510 +hydro, kkhwk Ivingloorq 2 beta, 2 AYAa/MLE Ynt--dM@b -839 ground floor. Two bedroom badfmmr, Wird ralletry. forriyt PKXBWIG - ,Dorn to -4344222 per' 4344222 Cuban SL, Oshawa and 200 gminorr, $475 second flow. MOM 4 alppianoet, forge yard, use Of antic hone, $400 + 1Q :�IttM 3t. 1Mt�y a; - -- t Both awlk" Sep. heated. Mab H mall 1. 1968 gas $825 monthly, uNkL or Ismale C- buildings. Close to but. ChWy from Florida, (12250. Car reftre eW ridable Sep. 1. foruble ewkorwneR Coy lo' day AlgOPEN t 3p 81 Danish oflopphg, WUM hNudel- No 956-SOWL (0613921 416.985 MM d long distanoe 00 trail, Whites Rd. and 401. I'm Co,w kmECLdW 2 stoney. 3 bedroom Aaron, In. POOL2t a,5676andose pg , Oedroan baso 868-9335 (Whitby) call for Call 420.511W. ask for Bob or IN Ann SSM Fist old rW viewing t080�2i leavenneWsage (09112M dudes up9raded broadlbonrl� CAC. tastshrl Mdecphg Cd43MX Wrr= anIMMM dam Io Plus more' $164.900. 686-9815. 00. includes uItb. $650 fM NORTH Oshawa, large 4455 C OS WM1eY - NO I droan bass• dude` utlloes, sol one beJtoom 2 betrowL h IL pweon, appoa psouser IMWaferttnt h home, Midges too Peb.available 3 st. 1t fieplaot, Rent ' int Srid p availaD,000 W forge raid sow. Will" dryr assent bsrnedistaly Cam 839 9385, i deck coy - u. , ,C5 m Arnrew SL 4 $750 includes trWkL Fie and GAYLY and .. P ill -bright $9t66 thistly plus 91OIM WFW laaanitbielMiiiiiiiilbNy Ahworts bedroom basement �!be eq Call �. � 8 p n►, 427 MS3 on 8668Y36 WpaMwa $575 mashy, Ssp- 4331165 (08/4921 7prMM LARGE Ono bedroom bsesr; 1. 837.0539. 9912621 petrnwy SWPLI, u1ObW and PICKERING - hurrlblled pane OSHAWA - ISO Burk, Cable Inekxded, $60Wnwrtth. ment apartment, separate hatme.rodec2 beed. 3 + 1 bedroom $make" we"I" No pate. Cal entrance. suit quim business b01m' 2 ttatr pangs, porch. 420,2168• (06/4621 adult. Abstainer, utllltlse vwrlda and bflced �' $960 + udNML Available Oft• 1. wa- C@MWA Sep t- 2 Oedtoon 1 1 nwrMby. 839• 5502 (091392) basement aprtmeslt. Wo 10 betJrown house. 2 storey, 2 1/2 baths, 4 Ilutile pries, Il 416. 7M4111408. (091392) AJAX - 519e,900. for deooralW detached 1 home, premium lot, 3 + bedroons 1 im baths, lsat-in kitchen, main floo` familyroom with walkout, PICKEtING Frwnehmn.rs Bay, -- is mu baeener CAe Cal gteerslsl, $700 hdusAs Pius3 PICKERING Village - bright u, Iwo bedroom PICKERING Luxury Trades 2 Gary/Christine Fantin, 428- 7' bedroom main level of cozy one bedroom basement butgadool bedroom,2 bohmoo high bwel 7171. 990392) buneWow. 8800 inclusive. Boll apartment avaoorsto 4 Renovated, now kitchen, motwo piece bathroom, broadban, deck, ��m' P&*ln=- Wer' air BROKER has 510.000 o bind a1 Wil► 4 tau and Salk trot► condMbtrd, lea 24 IMI. , 5 7 �: op 08cwdy. 2" a iol swa B 'O(Tonotoll. Catsct 4 - - - - - - - - • - - ' s a��E9n0pl�_ ..t S;,ossa 4200>,9.1q ...'; dal s�hlbi,'�1~� �? 11-AIxil 4410- A AMA& lib Ivan" v a'-a►111Jl a► J V /WA a, M V V W 4 Y, 1"A WWW�__ --- Soo � 590 owes 590 Oreo tines blocks and stores of all kinds, Roomates - Karen. Wendy and N011T1FtMEST Oshawa, 3 . 1 MOloan brick I, oaldas wih garage on large, fully hnclscaped Isd yard. Soft cordaited apartment on lower level, double driveway, 2 kitchens, 2 baths, close to schools, shopping, sic. $168,500. Call 579-2342. (08131x2) PRIVATE Sale - 1223 Cher- rydown - detached 3 bedroom backsplit with central air, 111".900. Open House Sun, 12- 4 p.m. 571 -Sl (0613M SONG M dterf Open Ptoses Sun. 2-5 min. Clean semi, close to schools, shopping, quiet` ii19.000Ve In 579 09131. 670 Personals 670 Personals estimates. resttrInstallations etchinpna (081492SNC) iahy. Reasonable rates. Driving Schools IS 8 i B Driving $Boots, 3 Iw- sons and test, $75. 10 IN am $150. Call 287-3060. M820M Flooring, CarDetina HE Whilby - detached 3 large bedMWM 2 1,2 batl ensuls main floor fainly and laundry room, greenhouse kitchen, Central air and vac, fenced yard. close o all amenities. $172,900. Cal 668.4339. (0811 92) NO money downI - 3 bedroom house in Oshawa, large drive and garage on large lot. $109.000. Cal Rick or Doug. 668-6805 or 1-800-663-4819. ext. 932, leave message. 510 Townhouses For Sale FIRST time listing - 4 bed= townhouse in Ajax, garage. finished basement, 5 appliances. available now, To view thio home or further infor- ntaton ,all 619-0167. (081192) DISTRESS Centre - Need someone to talk to? Cam us arfytimtr, 133.1121, 427-5839. JESUS says, can the bind bad the blind? Does your minister wear glasses? The hireling is the hired minister, Micah 3:11, Isaiah 56:10-12. John 10:11. Jim Cartpbell, 1.705-953-9475. (TFALL) "SINGLES WORLD' Dances every Sunday. 7:30 p.m. at The Corral. 433 Simcoe St. S. Oshawa. Durham Regions only Sunday Dance EXCLUSIVELY lot singles. Dress code. NO JEANS. Informal 62-)_7007. (TFALL) 520 Condos For l --- Sale EXCITING SPICY PHOTOS OF pin tears Well experienced- blocks and stores of all kinds, Roomates - Karen. Wendy and $1,000 down - Penthouse, 2 - addidont, dedks, etG Cal hA for Lisa For discreet information bedroom, 2 bamroorrs. cordo to I 666-4426- (TF) write: Karen. Box 670 -RC Whims. only 5109.000. Move in Kebwna, B.C. V1Y 7P4. Adur 10 days. Can George. 416-513- Call Carl or Jane, 427-2856. only, please, 1062892) ' 1236. (081392 I renovations, kitchens. AJAX Moving Systems - fuN DICKERING - spaC ous 3 bedrooms overlooking serviolis. mass. applaroe and SINCERE Snpls - Personal kr Fronchman�s Bay. 2 bathrooms. rellnis?ning, quality work trdduCYhon Service. A Conoiderf 2 balconies walk to Go and r tial way to meet someone Mopping. Phone 420-1830. ' ltxecisl- Senior Discount. 55 and over Cal Lndai, 436-0884 or 1. 535 Lots For , 1363.9767 or Aileen. 666 e 2M TF) Sale t ^RGE 502M h. wafiwut in w Calrio,0,r 740 Birthdays 700 Birthdays or 4357117. (06 11221 we CAMPSELLFORD lot. 75x100 with 35 It. rtgbae morns. add on living and throng. septic. hydro and water. Lots of extra. $32.000 or beet offer. 579 5665. 575 MoneyTo- REPAIR your Crede ratng_p;us tot your beret account win cash. For tree detak. w ft o: R.A. Erawwee. 8 MidCon Dr. Sude 210. Oshawa, Ont. L t J 81.2. Mortgage 580 I 7% 5 -YEAR OPEN / 6.95% 1st, 2nd 8 3rd, Ras. rCcmm. 95% financing. Private funds available. Consolidate bans. No upfront fees. in- home service. 721-9563 New Era Mort. Corp. 6.5% -1 yr. Convertible 8.49%-S �rr No fee - 01b. MORTGAGE LOANS let std ave to 06% of view All- PNWM bamolial`yPeesery ice and Plileasafte, CORP &39% - 5 year monrtgsarpn --sAsic 7yew to 25 awrom m liob glee- 1pi Ilei e kd_maakxs, pomw and Ont- fidential service. Phone lot 6123090367 dqs a week 725 MORTGAGES and lore, 90 7G omits. doer 1aynant also anan lad. Any am osm weadAL CaD Doug or Rick 668.6605. Community Fids Servioas. (TIF) Business , 590 0 FRANCHIMES for sale in oras mail advertiser, in Durham Rog- Training and «woig supportpuss Be your own boss. 42&5783 (Frawnch es 55000). (06149?) MOV Operational DownOmwr Restawannt and Tavern for sail, PJIM Rd. br salss, 4pploa. annual *sass, HAPPY 80th BIRTHDAY Dorrie Brennan Friends and relatives are cordialy invited to an Open House tea in her horror at 66 Falby Court, Ajax, in the party room. Sunday, Aug. 16, 2-4 p.m. Best wishes only. THANK YOU for checking Please look over your ad the first day It appears making sure It reads as you requested, as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion. -1799 or 987-1 SM. D a N can. (TFWFS) KOVACS LANDOCAPM wrIgNiOc icaICIE DRIV6,1 Ts a Paw DECKS RETAMM WALL11 SHKIBS, TWB a SOBDNIG A(l► KAM IM,ECCX I KE �W. 1WW" z -o 9.e. 4 • Esbb - Cando and Coram. Ydnbnance aeaidaneY • Prurdi • Lwrd.CapYna • ItesaYWr1 worm. Home Home Improvements Improvements YAZ GENERAL CONTRACTING Speciallizig in &I d�" custom homes, ad:iiions fooCrlQ ' Kidsts 5 bathrooms, widows - WalerprooBtg - baeemWft, csmrk ties a to. km -15 ymr. teal. For free estimates call 683-5818 DO ALL painting Garagee 8 yard chan-up Clean windows Lawn 3 IandSW g Pruning Soul jobs l Eavroughs %ALL 436.0466 .r. TOTAL RENOVATIONS Kitchens, bathrooms, basements, electrical, plumbing 8 painting. Custom work guaranteed! Free Estimates RRCs .1110 11 8394U9dens tA�k+.r ear RENOVATIONS Basements, decks, - --- cabinets painti.Ig b Handyman decorating. For estimal GCB CONSTRU"TION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and clean professional work guaranteed. CRAIG 686-1913 Improvements LEAKING TUBS b SHOWER STALLS gOW wait renovated wanfi 6 floor Nis s�ppfed a I staled. wc. Vsa, fi B. B. LOWEST PRICE SI Free esumalss. Cal Be me. Propmmw Tb 424/6p HOME MPROVEMENTS AT ITS BEST RolassiorW work Gmanised, ROMWNUO Basem"is,, Comity (IWO b W). fig lancitr9 doss, 4 - i PLE Ow119i5w1 M KLCOIE FREE ESINNTES - COLLECT PAA 41"34--19M CNR DRIVEWAY SEALING Acrylic sealer, gas, oil, grease resistant Non-toxic Residential, Commercial, industrial 420-7267 HARDEN CONSTRUCTION b RC'JFING "Quality to Last" 721-7066 WILL DO fences. decks, renovations, etc. No job too small. Quality work at r easbE FREE ESTIMATES TES CALL PAUL AT ARTISTIC Masonry - specie, o - Menage ng in Nnplam and chimney QUALM work by tache, and repairs. Works with bricks, pin tears Well experienced- blocks and stores of all kinds, hard working. Renovations Free eaatreee• work in nehp - addidont, dedks, etG Cal hA for guaranteed. Cam Rens Gervas, a free esorrwW 571.1263 Bill or 666-4426- (TF) Rod. Oshawa (0811921 COMPLETE Renovations. and repairs, ad -, 1, . basoments. bathrooms kill i Home Menage Improvements HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - HOME Improvements and T1s big or *mail, we price repmis- Ba•.ntwfna. add-ons• them all Cal 432-7566 (TF) doors. clods. Iss and trim MEN with large truck will tlo At Streeter Wood Working. 438- household move. residential, Ill (TF) comnsrcW. AN types of novas. SABER Contracting - all Call Carl or Jane, 427-2856. carpentry, additions, (TF) renovations, kitchens. AJAX Moving Systems - fuN bishroon . harry nnYusnance serviolis. mass. applaroe and ernerr�g��nnqq service, furniture Piano specialists, Shat rate hourly. We have heated rellnis?ning, quality work now guaranteed, 15 years scorallils unMs. Now Ormhg aperience. 688-2915. (TFEFG) boxes with mow. Call 427- 0005. (TF) EUROPEAN file specialists - *1 Painting renovate your bathroom or Decorating kitchen walls as well as floor ties. 20 years experience. (food PRSFESSNNA references and satislctionwalpaperng, 1 roma guaranteed. For free swimares, horse. guaranteed bsveet rates. D. Dykstra. 725-4913. (TF) No job's too small. Quality ------- viorkmarshp guaranteed. . Housecleaning 430.2595 anytime. (TF) PROFESSIONAL panting - in- mmmm�GRANDMA tenor and exterior drywall taping. Conga y 9nan S n Plastering and spray. Call clean, (no chernicalS), homes Alfredo or Helia, 723-1337. and offices. We offer'Mother-in- (090392) law- clean. Police security checked. Bonded and insured. PROFESSIONAL Painting ng 725.9177, 24 hr. answering. Wall Paper Hing. Excel (07239Z references, call for free HONEST reliable hardworking suffnew. 683-8780. (071692) Person. 16 years experience will Party do housework by the day. Rados Services ranging from $45-S65. Phone after 6 P.m. anytime weekends. MAGICIAN, clown, friends 576-4367. (081292) Ready to entertain for any age GOOD reliablehaseaeannp any occassion. Birthdays, for hire. Call t.,abnele at 427- promotions, openings, fundrasers. Magic slows 4836 for a free Consultation. (OB1292CWC) fun$ Lseuce Hep. 839.7057 - 7294334. (TF) LET RITAX CLEAN YOUR RABBIT wants work Join HOME. CALL 839-1568. magic for children's parties Moving all occasions, haw my Storage magician. Call E"'"' 668.4972 MOVING? 1lbe wail move anything, any Im . snyrme. Mona trucks for alt types of moves. Best rases, free esti r Us. 10% discount for serwom $40/hr. a up Call 571-0755 TWO men with trucks 'THE MOVERS will do of types of moves. Very competitive, give In a cal. Pete, 5769533 (TF) Plumbing Journeyrim Plumber No lob too small - Faucets, showers, basement washrooms, wet ban, ek. Any renovation or aditon. Daytime: 4274174, Homy. 427.8809. Ask for Tom. ane w !h Cnama. plumbirl «•�«l. McDonald's Restaurants Ajax panting. free estimates. Call Eugene. 432.2159. (060992)Fiji DESIGNED and finished and the basements• bathrooms, 4. basements. and second $Seri.* Decks, AJAX carpentry, plu mb;ng and PICKERING drairhaps. Cali welter I.sawr a, 428-2145. (071 NZ NEWS ADVERTISER JOURNEYAN '00lcian• U--":' Present idditions and renovations. All work warari wd. in* wtirrreea Cal 42D4KM. fTFA) MWIIII SHERIDAN DENTAL CENTRE HAS MOVED TO FIRST PICKERING PLACE 1550 KINGSTON RD. PICKERING, ONT. L1 W 1%.F3 We look forward to seeing our REGULAR PATIENTS and NEW PATIENTS in our new kation. NEW PATIENTS CALL 839-4486 Evening & Sat Hours SxmphM s111111111111111 fax rxurtber MMIdW 839-4486 839-8435 _!+''�►`il�l�� AN you do is place an all paper classified ad (9 issues) of our Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser office, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajox and receive a special 'Combo McClassified coupon for a REE COMBO MEAL from McDonalds I (Large Sandwich, fries and medum beverage) ^ I" oro coupon per Customer per vise a not void with orry Omer otter a no Cam votue. .. _ . volld ordy or: , McDonald's Restaurant 1222 Bayly St., West, Ajax 0 0 The _ % ".CLEARANCE SALE w AUGUST 12th THRU 17th • fee Wednesday's WHEELS section for more. details. $leo WHITBY TOYOTA 10"2PD00"ST W1 6 68=47-92 ! mann Im EW ...t� s ._ 0 Ill EPC�f WW NJICE _ Null malf� R0R6.lB TO c9 a. lCKS Mp Fomwiw NEW PATIENTS CALL 839-4486 Evening & Sat Hours SxmphM s111111111111111 fax rxurtber MMIdW 839-4486 839-8435 _!+''�►`il�l�� AN you do is place an all paper classified ad (9 issues) of our Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser office, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajox and receive a special 'Combo McClassified coupon for a REE COMBO MEAL from McDonalds I (Large Sandwich, fries and medum beverage) ^ I" oro coupon per Customer per vise a not void with orry Omer otter a no Cam votue. .. _ . volld ordy or: , McDonald's Restaurant 1222 Bayly St., West, Ajax 0 0 The _ % ".CLEARANCE SALE w AUGUST 12th THRU 17th • fee Wednesday's WHEELS section for more. details. $leo WHITBY TOYOTA 10"2PD00"ST W1 6 68=47-92 ! mann Im EW ...t� s ._ `J • g • I 0 Regatta hazards Debbie Black and daughter Julianne found it necessary to empty their boots after a rubber duck regatta in Whitevale. Area Beavers held the regatta in Duffins Creek. photo by Andrew Iwanowski No gain.No pain. Keep -ng your weghf at a healthy level may scale Clown your risk of .heart attack So mamtan a healthy .dW and ilghlen up on your heart CONTACT US AFOR TH MORE INfORMATxNI Alax-Pickering 0(k wt Q07DAJJ(DT DELIVERY SERVICE wffM FOR THESE Nm i FLYERS Om To YoUI DOOR wRH YouR *v ADVERTISEA CARRER TODAY AND N THE DAYS AHEAD SUNDAY, AUG. 9, 1992 NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAX/PICK.) 'A&P (PICK.) 'CANADIAN TIRE (PICK) CHERNEY'S (AJAX/PICK.) 'DISCOVERY BAY (AJAX) DOMINION (AJA)/PICK.) FOOD CITY (AJAX) 'IGA (AJAXlPICK) WMART (AJAX/PICK) LOBLAWS (AJAX/PICK.) MSM MEATS (AJAX/PlrK.) MIRACLE FOOD MART (AJAX/PICK) SEARS (AJAWPICK.) 'SAV A -CENTRE (PICK) THE BAY (PICK) ' DeNrNed b seNoMd UauslWift o* t SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 1992 SUNDAY'S CARREA OF THE WEEK 6 CLKT SHM GLER 11 Clint enjoys hodwy and basketball. pint received a McDonald's Meal Deal compliments of the News Advertiser. Corl4latulabons C III for being our Sunday Cemex Of The Week News ^'•ai?r3.:i,�l si. i`�Lr {^G��.y(�;i ?14..1 `�'1Z i� Alex-Pkkerinp 4 C2dnu gll3QP THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 9. I992-PA[.F 19 AN Fl- Ila i Elk SMI LUBE OIL FILTER WITH 15 PT., INSPECTIO FREE 15 PT. INSPECTION WITH EVERY LUBE - OIL - FILTER INCLUDES INSPECTION OF _ ..ti :x^s . � .,grds InClu*rg Srgra::ghls , Xe,e76a! F!uia Aa F,ner v Battery inspec4on ncuiN (rear drive, Tie Wea, �.ts S Aoras.ors Caples and nob dow, :lamp, Power sieenng FW95 Transfer :ase Fu1c A wneei drve� . Hoses v co:a-, : kdd Transmiswn �Iuia . TTe P•essure v Wiper Blade :;oncmoin wndsmeid Washer Fluid . Brake =4rd MOST GM VEHICLES 22 PLUS TAX FULL AIRCONDITIONING SERVICE Performance Test $ 95 Check Belts & Hoses til Check AC Compressor Check & Clean Condenser -v Clean Condensation Drain N Check System for Leaks Includes 1 Ib. of Freon MOST GM VEHICLES EXPIRES AUG. 1649 PLUS TAX 11D, DuiOr Sl E. Wlp 111111. a se izi MOIL-TnM... 7 AM. 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STAIN Ilucb ads of colom • sEIN-TRANSPARENT ' 40 Colours aMoilohms � • DE(X & SOM s»aw ,,,,wsro 40 Colows oMaliabl. STAN :OPEN SUNDAY 11 TO 4EXCEPT RENTAL LAWN 0 11?� AwGracious Living FURNITURE ��'"�� "ARUBA" HIGH BACK CHAIR • Si71CKABLE • CONTOURED BACK & SEAT �C E! REG. 12.99 SALE959 49I04 ` "CALAIS" FOLDING CHAIR • MUUI-POSff*N • ADJUSTS EASR7 4� CLEARANCE!9 �j REG. 29.99 SALE 9108 r � "LOCARNO" MID -BACK 6 A`KH46 LHAIR • HEAVY DUTY CONSTRUCTION WELL PROPOW"M SEAT C EI i REG. 18.99 49 SALE... s49Io� i� PATIO FURNITURE �4 ACCESSORIES J, -!Ii 15%/o OFF r !�s _— UMBRELLAS a. r11Su!nNS & TARUS "DRIVE SSW DRIVEWAY SEALM V uTm - REGULAR GRADE ,�8 99 297M 'NATURAL SEAL �• f'r' mus" N E WATERPROOFING • MORE THAN JUST AN ALL • 6 WI"OSE�N VHSEALEA / PROTKIOTERPROOFS - WOOD • STA K2ES WOOD COLOUR • PENETRATING LINSEED OIL • MILDEW RESISTANT • SHIELDS U.Y. ROVS • RESTORES WEATHERED WOOD. A AAAKE IN 6 COLOURS. 3.79 LITRES #% a, 99 "SEAUM" WXuwRoo INS SEALER rrir �USE � M50M, roc CAWM a FAMC %mow1494U9M a.» L 20 L m"54= os HAWA IM SRICOE V. N. OMWA T28.M oRrww►IIOwAlON/ELaA��AnTo 4 v15A w �� 1010cr0 A$ s� 1 •w■IEOI�wAo ":•=•ALLIIYLLCAMAfi z �; •�IAALII�lTOCiN �: =•a1<rAAiIID7E rrlMwArL+nT M+; EXTERIOR WOOD CLEANER IIIGI,OMsCaNDmolee • IIS IM wWaLL NSW Loop To WEARIllablosom s.>9 L 99 14 4T72a DOOR CRASHER! su�� INDOOR/OUTDOOR FOLDING RESIN CHAIRS REG. 16.99 CLEARANCE!9 99 matt WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! JIIIIIIIIIIIIII CLEARANCEI rie NATURAL REDWOOD �" qj!J� OUTDOOR -� FURNITURE E = ALL REMAINING STOCK 15 % OFF! "3ubbccrmaid�.T.� � �� wiiiiiimmZ�111 �1 ALL REMAINING STOCK 15%OFFI GARDEN mOSE S`'a`� \ ALL STOCK 200 O OFF 28250-89054 OUTDOOR DRYE DELUXE = 4 -MM DESIGN • ALUMN�l�M N7 -. CONSTRUCTION , • ASSE1M81.® � - amcm • mVoN VINYL L**A,. . REG. 0%99 * BARBECUE ORI -TRO ACCESSORIES &G SELECTION OF QUALITY PRODUCTS ALL � STOCK 20.7 , OFF ! 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