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Home My WebLink AboutNA1992_08_26�rl...'%"`�y`+�..�..:'"'yr a r' .'✓�,- ....�,a,t•• y.!SM;,yy"' 4,N.,. .. o ..ww. Acroncall `. Pickering Edition A J0M Via. 1 FICKEM CA MELL 9 IMN (ENM Sales ¢. r PAPMwMtre BACK -TO -SCHOOL NEWItIll MV F I1t SIDEWALK SALE 16- 831-M Fast Realtlr Ltd AU9USt" Wednesday, Aug. 26, 1992 56 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 700 + 50 GST = 75 cents Vol. 111 No. 35 D4tFT T r _ I ,,t �� X11 ��•� Durham Save -a -Heart is putting on more than 30 CPR courses this fall in the region, including an InfanUChild car- diopulmonary resuscitation coon, at Ajax High School. The six -hour course will be held Wednesdays, Sept. 23 and OCL 7, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. both nights. You'll learn how to prevent accidents, perform CPR, and recognize and assist a Choking victim. Cost for the course is 531 a person. Advance registration is reNuired. Call 666- 0995. Spot Fishing derby winner Page A21 Spa" SeCtl011S Real Estate........»........Pull-out W hods...............»„......Pull-out L.eaters..»...�...».._...»...»_».....A6 Name Droppiing__.......».»».A9 Obituaries .............»»..........A 15 Sports.......................... ...... A21 Classified .... .... ...... ............ A 25 Billboard.............................A31 I I love you, Mom ' Leticia Etherington and son Nicholas have been reunited for the first time since he was abducted at the age of nine months. photo by Ron Pietroniro She finally hears those magic words from son abducted at nine months old By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter PICKERING - This past Mother's Day, a woman whose son was abducted from her 12 years ago heard him say "I love you” for the very first time. "1 couldn't describe the scene when I found out he wanted to find me," Leticia Etherington of Pickering recalls. "I sunk down on my knees and bawled. It seemed too strange to be true that after so many years he'd get in touch with me out of the blue. It seemed too easy." In April 1980, nine -month-old Nicholas was allegedly taken to Cyprus by his father, just weeks after his parents separated. His father was arrested in England on a stopover, but was released imd left the country before Leticia arrived th, re tol: ,w•ir an overnight flight. "I missed them by an hour -and -a -half," Leticia recalls. "I new back to Canada the same day, hysterical and jetlagged." Because there are no extradition arrangements between Canada and Cyprus, Leticia dealt with the Canadian embassy in Tel Aviv, which is recognized by Cyprus. After hiring lawyers in Cyprus and Canada, Leticia learned the "best scenario" she could expect was supervised access to her son in Cyprus. Her search for Nicholas "slowed down" five years ago after she lost track of his father. It resumed in December when she got in touch with Child Find and International Social Services. But it was Nicholas who eventually found his moth- er through an aunt in Scarborough. His Mother's Day call ended years of wondering "if he was cold, if he was lonely, if he was even alive," Leticia says. Reuniting families after such a long period is unusu- al, reports Child Find, a non-profit support agency See'YOU'RE».Page A3 Constitution referendum nder ufire AJAX-DICKERING -Canada's new con- find out the views of their constituents and ;national referendum" 'a stitution shouldn't be sealed with a national vote on the deal, he says. "There has to be The unity package will be up for ratifica- referendum, says Ontario Riding MP Rene some mechanism for each MP or MPP to ade- tion among provincial premiers at the end of ;. Soetens. quately ascertain the views of their con- this week in Charlottetown, the seat of Con - A referendum would stir up more disagree- sutuents. I would support a free vote in all leg- _ ment, he believes. Instead, politicians should islatures...I would hope we do not go to a See L.00AII Page A8 -� l QumW means results -- Advertise in Ajax-Picke ft News Advertiser (683-5110) and Oshawa-WtMby this Week (579-4400).114,M pressm every Wednesday 44 ... tr.. f • ��• ACKTO'SCHOOL ;• z ,fir IKMMNGJ1 IJ V vtv X% 0 I-V 1.� Ed 0 . .�. _MD AY :BUST _ • } TM CENIRE .......... 1 PAGE 2-A-THENEWS ADVERTLSW WED, AUGUST 24 IM TEN AJAX HOMES SOLD IN ONE WEEK ;AJAX - Ten homes were sold in Ajax the week ending Friday, the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board reports. So far this year, 374 homes have changed hands in Ajax, down' from 530 sold during the same period in 1991. The average sales price was S140,900. ODREB doesn't have sales figures for Pickering. MAN CHARGED FOR BOGUS BILLS PICKERING - A man was caught passing counterfeit hills at the Pickering Ilea market Sunday. Six phony American S50 bills were passed at six separate loca- tions at the Metro East Trade Centre Ilea market. say Durham Regional Police. A police off icer who was working at the Ilea mar- ket arrested a suspect. A 45-vcar-old man of no fixed address is charred with six Counts of uttering a forged document and one count of possession of property obtained by crime. TEENS CAUGHT AFTER BUTTS PINCHED PICKERING - Two 16-vcar-olds werc arrested %londa} after cigarettes were stolen from a gas station. Police say three males carrying hags of -cigarettes were seen run- ning from the Penny Gas Bar on Krosno Blvd. at about 3:30 a.m. Monday. Two of the youths were apprehended and charged with break, enter and theft. GROUP FOR DISABLED MOVES AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Pickering and NVhitby Associa- tion for Community Living will move soon. The organization, which provides services for the developmen- tally -handicapped, will shift from its Commercial Ave. office to 36 Emperor St., also in Ajax, on Sept. '_. For information on Lifeskills, Supported Independent Living 'SIL), administration, and residential, family and children's ser- vices, call 427-13(X). For information on ARC Industries and Basic Alternatives to Sheltered Employment (BASE), call 6:i3-673'_. FALL INSTALLATION SPECIALS Professionally installed or do it yourself for extra savings :� i . St, NROOYS DEM arra.. \ i Call lar - f me a-timme arid -It a -r -h% i cam PYTHON BUILDING SUPPLIES FINANCING 975 Brock Rd. S., Pickering ,.,�" LE A"OJLC coMiNc ro JL MINI-w*S UL Pickering Place Learning Centre is now Mini-Skool A caring, nurturing learning environment is waiting for your child at our Pickering Centre. Mini-Skool is more than just a safe place to play. Irs an environment in which your child can grow, blossom, and enjoy the excitement, the wonder and the joy of childhood. ENROLL NOW TO ENSURE YOUR DISCOUNT FOR SEPTEMBER!! gtncdimi 1875 Glenanna Rd. 0PICKERING 839-2868 401 Woman's dad Concordia victim PICKERING - A Pickering woman's father is one of two men killed during a shooting spree at Concor- dia University in Montreal Monday. Robin Graham and her husband Scott of Fieldlight Blvd. flew to Montreal late Monday night after learn- ing of the shooting death of Matthew Douglas, a civil engineering professor. A second engineering professor was killed and three others were wounded. The standoff ended as police were negotiating with the gunman who had also AM taken two hostages. Assistant professor Valery Fabrikant has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder, three of attempted murder, two of forcible confinement, one of uttering a death threat and the use of a firearm dur- ing a criminal offence. 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"There's far more assistance out there today than when Nicholas was abducted," says case administrator Barbara Snider. "Thank goodness kids aren't usu- ally gone as Iong. Networks "The wait was pretty deadly," around the world are available to Leticia admits. "it was probably parents...who should never give the longest two hours of my life- I up hope." kept telling my husband to hang Last year, 412 parental abduc- on to me because I was worried tions were reported to the Royal about fainting," she laughs. (Canadian Mounted Police. Of the But the wait was worth it when �, 6 cases reported between January Nicholas "flew into my arms. I hnd May this year, 71 per cent couldn't stop crying. I kept asking have been resolved. him if he was alright and said, °tans were made to have 'You're home. You're home. Nicholas return to Canada, and Everything's going to he okay."' over the next few weeks, Leticia Leticia expresses frustration at racked up S2,(X)O in long-distance seein- Nicholas' father, who phone bills. escorted the boy, now 1.3, to "I thought it was important to Toronto last month. have some relationship with She believes he relinquished Nicholas before he came home,-" their son because he was no she explains. "We were strangers. longer prepared to cope with He had never even been shown a Nicholas' developmental prob- picture of me." ferns, which she describes as A representative of Child Find "environmental. Thev're due to went to the airport with Leticia the fact that he had no cumulation, and her second husband Ian the even as a high school student," day Nicholas arrived. They waited says Leticia, a child development in an RCMP office two hours specialist and executive director before the reunion took place. of a child care centre. Wow to lessen the risk of parental abductions DURHAM - If you and your safeguards incorporated into cus- spouse or ex-spouse are having todv or access orders. serious difficulties and you fear Child Find maintains a reg - your child may be abducted, seek istry of all children missing from legal advice, an agency which Ontario and out -of -province chil- helps find missing children says. dren suspected of being in Child Find Ontario, a non- Ontario. It works with law profit organization endorsed by enforcement and government the Canadian Association of agencies around the world in the Chiefs of Police, also offers the search for missing children. following ups: Consider for The agency helps teach ways applying a cos of preventing abductions and Jody order. provides general assistance and • Maintain current informauon support to parents of a missing about your slwuse or ex-spouse, child. I such as their Social Insurance For more information, call its Number, driver's licence number, toll-free line at 1 -8(X1 -3,S7-7962. credit and other financial infor- mation, address and employer. • Do not withhold or unfairly manipulate your spouse or ex - spouse's access rights if he/she is acting in accordance with a cus- tody agreement. Frustration or anger leads to the abduction of many children by a parent_ • Try to maintain friendly or Though a warrant for the arrest of Nicholas' father had been issued following the baby's abduction, the RCMP were unable to find it, she says. "I felt angry that he could dis- pose of this human being as if he were an item, with no responsibili- ty whatsoever," Leticia admits- "I was angry at the years that were lost that I'll never he able to regain, and angry for Nicholas. I wonder who took care of him when he had chicken pox and who was there for him the first day of school. "His father % as able to go back to his happy life and we're here trying to put the pieces of our past back together.• - Though she says Nicholas is "angry because of' the lies he was told," he's happy to be here and has enjoyed outings to Canada's Wonderland, Ontario Place, the zoo and a cottage. He speaks English well and, next month, he'll begin Grade K at Highbush Public School. While Leticia knows things "are Com, to he really rough for awhile," she hopes her story encourages parents who've lost their children "not to give up hope." She also hopes parents in the midst of a difficult divorce "real- ir.c that the Iong-term effects (of abduction) are devastating. Nicholas will have a life-long wound because of it.'• ALTO GLASS and TRIM WNDSK LD AEPLACBIEN T YOUR WINDSHIELD We pay the S50-00 Deductible COSTS YOU PLUS we give you S_25.00 Cash Back! NOTHING! or a total of S75.00 860 BROCK RD. S. 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I ew wd OMMRI caroonrw. ti swro� d And, there are millions of great discounts on your McDonald's favourites. Thetas a prize or discount on every Treasure Cup. While supplies last. �St1e M� I • .. _. «� �'t4:.tf+�"`'"";.M4 �'S yt� y .''°�. �kb .Ijaw�'L *`--'t,� ` +... �"'`4., PACE r -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED AUGUST 26,1992 'He looks really _good' ; mom ■ ■ Benji By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter AJAX-PICKERING - An ener- getic Benjamin Britskey bounded into his father's arms when he returned home from Pittsburgh Monday night. "He came out (of airport cus- toms) in a stroller and was sur- rounded by aunts, uncles and cousins," Steve recalls. "I bent down at knee level to wave to him and he climbed out of his stroller and tackled me." some after treatment TI chnophone • Ultra -slim pocket-size 100 -no. alpha -numeric memory • Microprocessor controlled charging system 111-8-00 4990( Benjamin and his mother Sharon spent almost two weeks in Pittsburgh, where the three-year- old responded well to an expert mental drug that could reverse his body's rejection of a liver trans- plant he received two years ago. "He looks really good," Sharon reports. "His complexion is so clear and bright. He's calmed down and is more relaxed, and has a lot of good energy." Sharon is impressed with the drug FK 506, which is in its fifth year of study by doctors at Pitts- burgh Children's Hospital. "At the transplant clinic in Toronto, you can tell which kids have had a transplant," she notes. "In Pittsburgh, I couldn't tell which ones had a transplant and which were brothers and sisters waiting for someone. It was just amarine. I saw lots of kids doing well on the drug." If all goes according to plan, Benjamin will return to Pittsburgh in November. Until then, he will continue taking the drug twice a day and blood samples taken twice a week will be sent to Pitts- burgh for testing. Because Ontario's health plan refused to pay for Benjamin's experimental treatment, Sharon and Steve went public with their plight to raise enough money to cover out -of -country hospital expenses. Donations and fund-raising events have brought in more than S26,000. ONE STOP . 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Rout Checks will be issued U a product is sold out. Radio Shack does not accept liability for pictorial or typographical errors. prises shown ate actinl retail prices, exclusive of any applicable taxes. 0 :l DIVISION ®IP'-1CT�DIN CANADA LTD VISA APPLY TIOD". eki" mMake shopping easier with a 11adi I Va/see TM e,��'Radio Shack credit card. Get ane i application at any Radio Shack store or participating dealer. Check the white pages for the Radio Shack store or participating dealer nearest you Sale ends Aug. MR 31,1992 ■1�1�1►V►'l�>>ti�li/I�l1�►I/vl_�L�1 TO .. ..•a'. _ .:.� • _. i S•.i -nein-. v . u .t•tM:, gip'. THE NEM ADVERTNER, WED, AUGUST 26, lflLPAGE S-A P Audit requested of Pickerin election expenses By JUDII BOBSITT Staff Reporter PICKERING - Three Pickering election candidates might be asked to show receipts for expenses declared in the Nov. 12 munici- pal election. A town audit on the expenses of Maurice Brenner, Doug Dickerson and Rick Johnson has been formally requested by resident Alex Robertson, himself a former Pickering politi- cian. His request will come before council for consideration. Mr. Robertson is questioning expenses that include Mr. Dickerson's $7,000 victory party, a $3,000 catering tab recorded by Mr. John- son and Mr. Brenner's bills of $2,900 for tele- phones and brochures. After expenses were deducted from campaign donations, candi- dates were required by law to hand over any surplus funds to the town. Chartered accountants hired by the candi- dates have already performed individual audits on the election statements. Of the three candidates, only Mr. Dicker- son was unsuccessful in his bid for re-election to Pickering council; he declared he spent more than 516,000 in his attempt at office. Mr. Brenner, Ward 1 regional councillor, Make justice system a `higher priority': Reform candidate AJAX PICKERING Lawyer Bill Foden wants to run for the Reform Party in the next federal election. The five-ve<r Pickering resident is seekln.: the nom- ination as Ontario Riding's Reform Party candidate, saying he's "irresistibly attracted to this party because it commits parliament to living within its means (and) requires elected members to represent the views of the riding to parliament" Mr. Foden believes the government "should entrench your right of property ownership in the consti- e_iunn. He's also calling for amendments to criminal and parole legislation, believing "it's time to make our justice system a higher priority." Mr. Foden describes himself as a "devoted family man with high moral values" and says he's "com- mitted to making the changes to the parliamentary system that will enable the people to be heard again" A Reform Party member since January, '.vlr. Foden attended the University of Western Ontario, the University of Toronto, and graduat- Cd from the Osgoode Hall Law hool in 1982. He's a past member of the Liver- pool West Community Association, the Community Legal Aid Services program, and a former director of a community Legal Aid clinic. Mr. Foden is presently self- employed in the general practice of law. The party's 820 -plus member- ship will choose a candidate for the next federal election Sept. 9. Others who've so far indicated an interest in running for the Reform Party are Don Sullivan of Ajax and Whitby's Andrew Davies. College courses for adults Bill Foden says he spent more than $19,000 (including $7,000 on a court-ordered recount) while Mr. Johnson reported the Ward 3 regional seat cost him $20,000. "1 can't ever remember so much money being spent on elections," says Mr. Robert- son, who wrote to the town complaining that some declared expenses "appear to be exces- sive." Mr. Brenner says he's got "nothing to hide ... I welcome anything that will confirm everything is above board...no problem." Mr. Brenner adds he may be required to declare a conflict of interest if the request comes to council for a vote. Mr. Johnson says an audit is "fine" with him. "We've done everything by the book." Mr. Dickerson could not be reached for comment. Town manager Noel Marshall says that, if an audit is granted by council, he expects detailed receipts would be required of the three men. If council denies an audit, Mr. Robertson can take his request to the province, says Mr. Marshall. In an earlier interview, town clerk Bruce Taylor said the audit request will likely come before council in September. B�W�O� THF. RELIABLE HARDWOOD SPECIALISTSv v Canada'% Largest Selection of I .STO(h Parquet Plank flooring FLOORING - FIAORING IDEAS... PARQUET AND PLANK "DO IT YOURSELF":..FACTORY WAREHOUSE PRICING! 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ONTARIO MIP 3A9 V DURHAM - More than 600 courses and workshops are being offered for adult learners this fall at Durham College. The college's continuous learn- ' ing calendar offers courses in Susi- ness, computers, languages and 240P,, Days trades, as well as hobbies like ball- ,t room dancing and cabinet making. Calendars are now available local libraries and at the college''ss Our first 2,500 shoppers will i nd u Ige ^ ; - main campus at 2000 SiMcoe St. N., Oshawa and its Ajax campus, in a free sinfully delicious Choclairs* r�t■�rI 400 Monarch Ave. Registration is now being sample bar. Look for our Pickering accepted. Phone 436-1100 or 1- credit cud �80ml.Ner 5843 or in" number or mail it W the Registrar's - Town Centre hostesses on August 28 .. Office, Durham College, Box 385, Oshawa, Ontario,L1H7L7. and 29 while supplies last! You can also register in person at the Oshawa campus. Hours are Monday through Thursday from I I 8:30 am. to 8:30 p.m. and Friday I from 8:30 am. to 4:30 p.m. I To have a calendar mailed or for more information, call 576-W10, ONLY E VERY BEST' •TI ,1 Horner Lambert Co a - V*M 6.A•THidt16WS ADVERTLIR R, WI@.r AUCXW 26. IM o sou for Durham Our local school boards are offering heritage language courses in Ital- ian, Dutch, Ukrainian and Polish -- the languages of many of the people who emigrated from their native lands in the last century to come live in Ajax and Pickering. But the boards are also offering Filipino, Gujarati, Punjabi and Hindi, Arabic, !Mandarin and Cantonese, to name a few more, to elementary stu- dents who wish to stay in touch with their far-flung roots. The evidence is clear. the world is corrin- to Durham. Some may worry about that, just as those \% ho were already here wor- ried about influ\es of first Irish and later Italian immigranLs earlier this century. But their concerns were proven unfounded, after a time of adjust- ment on each side, and Canada has gone From strenoth to strength as a result of each wave of new blood And with the development of mechanisms and organizations to cater to imrnigranLs catapulted frorn their culture to our multi -culture, the time of adjustment gro�%s shorter. Heritage language classes are part of that: new immigrants are encouraged to hold on to what the,. care about most from their culture. This too is causing some concern. There are those who say multicul- turalism splits Canada into hundreds of fragments, and the newcomers should be encouraged to adopt the major[[} culture as quickly as possible. These are the proponents of the "too man cooks spoil the broth" school. But look around: Canada, despite the antics of politicians wheeling and dealing in Otta%va. is a good place to live. As the ads say, last year Canada was rated the best place in the world to live. It's hard to believe this is in spite of immigration from all over the world: it's much more likely that it is a direct consequence of it. In Canada we have a case of many cooks creatine: not a lousy soup, but one heck of a smorgasbord. The world is coming to Durham. Let's accept it w nth open arms. Letters ,.r L--oll '' f THE UNDEWFAKEIR 1�?(aifrii��l 4 Fiscal reform must become priority To the editor. I've decided to write about the fiscal system but not because it must be entirely reformed in order to be fairer and simpler. We have a serious problem: the accumula- tion of huge provincial and feder- al deficits and a national debt which is out of control. There are two ways to solve this crisis: to reduce governments' expenses and to reform our ailing fiscal system. There is no political party, however, that is determined to take that way. Political parties are still in for costly and irrespon- sible promises. In a letter published Wednes- day July 22, one can read: -In The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. Canada, tax rates are graduated, as your income: increases so does the income tax". People must remem- ber that Michael Wilson has wide- ly mitigated the progressiveness of the income tax in 1987. He reduced the number of marginal tax rates from 10 to 3 and the maximum rate went from 50 per cent to 44 per cent. That rate applies to those who earn more than 555,000 a year. It means that the maximum marginal tax rate is the same whether you earn S56,000, S5(X),000 or S1 million a PUD year. The income tax in Canada is far from being fair. It causes a sig- nificant loss of revenue for the federal government, that's why it imposed the GST in 1991, a regressive tax harmful to the econ- omy because it discourages con- sumption. One can also read in the same letter: "Many of the so called loopholes are a result of misinfor- mation and not fact". How do you explain that every time someone proposes to eliminate loopholes, rich investors and businessmen strongly protest in order to kill a real fiscal reform'' Two examples come in mind: The Kenneth Carter commission for a fairer tixal sys- tem in 1967, and 1n 198 1, the attempt by the liberal minister of finance, Allen MacEachen, to eliminate some loopholes. Both were harshly denounced by busi- ness representatives. All this proves that loopholes are real and businessmen will fight to keep them alive. Incidentally, the shares and stocks purchase in order to defer the tax to pay was widely used, and still is, by presidents of large companies. Allen MacEachen tried to cancel it, but faile�,ln addition, corporations a�ntn ul: very little to Ottawa's revenues. less than 20 per cent-, the ratio fell dramatically for the past 20 years. The people must demand that a true fiscal reform and a drastic reduction in government's expens- es be- the main issues during the next federal election. Frank :Michaud, Ajax - by Steve Nease I JOANNE BURGHARDT - Editor -in -Chief GREG COATES - Managing Editor • entire conten News AdvertiserThe of the News Advert LEA - Retail Sales M tABE User is protected by A Metroland CommunityNewspaper p Per copyright and unauthorized use NEWSROOM -681-5110 - Without Written con- DISTRIBUTION • "3-5117"3-6 RETAIL ADVERTISING - 683-51 TO sent Is prohibited. Timothy John Whittaker The publisher reserves the right to ... 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DISTRIBUTION • "3-5117"3-6 RETAIL ADVERTISING - 683-51 TO Richmond Hill/Tharmdl Liberal. Scarborough Mirror. Ukbridge/Stosffv/ie Tabun. Today& Senors. Pa may vary sotiv rare from CLASSIFIED . 798-7673 FAX •683-136] card due to mecltarllcoi rG"Oments or different pentas Metraiond Printing. Pubustwng and Distributingdi is a member of the Canaan Communty ... NATIONAL ADVERTISING SALES 493•1300 Newspaper Association. Ontono Communty Newspapers Association and Ontorio Press Cour" REAL ESTATE A AUTOMOTIVE�----•.,� V Second Ck- Mal Registration Number 1897 Mos subsaiptlon rates n CanodO' 1 Year 570 ADVERTISING. 798-7672 i4260 peredrtion 6Ilk i - ,eLLers residents urged to get involved in planning of new water plant To the editor, This is an open letter to resi- dents of Ajax and Pickering. When I retired from Ajax poii- tics last year, I left with a sense of foreboding with regard to the pro- posal by regional council to locate a new multi-million dollar water supply plant on the Ajax water - trout. Yes, I was upset about the loss Spf lakefront parkland, and yes, I was concerned that the integrity of our beautiful lakefront was to be compromised. However, the other issue - that of provision of safe drinking water and the secu- rity of supply of that water is the stuff that my nightmares are made of. We in Ajax/Pickering have a good life in our towns, they are warm, caring communities - great places to raise our families. My husband and I came to Ajax in 1978 with our two babies and felt an immediate sense of "home". Many of you will understand what I mean because you've experienced that feeling too. 10 When life is so good we can become a little complacent. We don't want to worry or give thought to those issues that are so complex and sometimes a little frightening. The issue of water quality can be difficult to under- stand. Evidence on both sides can be conflicting and confusing. Its easy to be an ostrich and stick our head in the sand, and leave it to our local and regional politicians to sort out and make the decision for us. After all we elected them to make those decisions. jBut remember - politicians are ust like all of us - they are ordi- nary men and women - they don't have any greater expertise on the issue of water quality than we do. Don't give them blind trust on this one - try to find out for your- selves just what this "water plant issue" is all about - you owe it to yourselves, your children and their children. Here are a few items to consid- er. 1) The new water plant site was chosen (in my view) for political and financial expediency. Most of the land is currently owned by the region of Durham; it was the least costly site option. 2) According to our politicians Sive must have a new waterplant to service future development in our area. 3) The intake pipe at the pro- posed site will be laid approxi- mately 8,000 ft. out into the Lake Ontario a scant 2-2 miles from the E sewage treatment plant (York Durham) and about 2 1/2 miles .:Read th e Advertiser three times each week ._= from the Pickering nuclear plant. 4) The York -Durham sewer emits approximately 80 million gallons a day of treated sewage into the lake. 5) The nuclear plant emits 2.4 million gallons per minute when it runs at full capacity. Yes - that's 2.4 million gallons per minute!! 6) The nuclear plant is an aging facility and has had a number of problems over the years - the latest being the serious tritium leak on Sunday, Aug. 2/1992, resulting in shut -down of Ajax and Whitby water supply plants. 7) The jury is still out on whether there is a co -relation between a higher incidence of birth defects in our area and emis- sions from the nuclear plant. The minister of environment will soon make a decision as to whether or not it's safe to go ahead with this proposal. Her decision will come within the next few weeks. As residents of Ajax/Pickering there are a number of things you can do if you are as concerned as I am. 1) Become as informed as you can: a) Call your local councillors at 683-4550 (or write them). b) Call all regional councillors at 668-7711 or 686-2401 - Regional H.Q. (or write them). c) Write or call the minister of environment the Hon. Ruth Grier at 15th Floor, 135 St. Clair Ave. W., M4V IP5,Tel. 323-4360. d) Call Sherrill Willard - Ajar Save The Waterfront Committee, Tel. 686-0654 - 37 Pittman Cres., Ajax LIS 3G4. The new water plant may be safe - it may not. Personally I'm scared, for my family and yours. No one has been able to prove to me definitively that I shouldn't be scared. I do know that I don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure out that I don't want us to drink our water from a pipe that is locat- ed close to an aging, leaking nuclear plant and an extremely large sewer. You - you'll have to do your homework and make up your own minds - and you'll have to do it fast. Pat Clark, Former regional councillor, Ajax Ajax Parks & Recreation IMPORTANT NOTICE o� 000 RE: PROPOSED NORTH CENTRAL COMMUNrN CENTRE OPEN HOUSE Town of Ajax Parks and Recreation Department is having an Open House on Wednesday, September 9 St. Jude Catholic School (Gymnasium) Coles Avenue To discuss the site plan and building layout of the proposed Community Centre at Magill Drive and Westney Road. 6:30 p.m. -7:30 p.m. Dbpby of concept 7:30 p.m. -8:30 p.m. Ptrosontafllton Interested residents are encouraged to attend. For further information please Can 427-8811 1 uniLarr`r, a �TOPIOREESMor _ 12'FueewdMW� •apart, sra�atrd Andwoodr • Delmy iva W* E n those okt W+Ud.r'e .►teeWit WANT VOM LAMD ane nlbek wakwaY Apa_ Vfty 00 br each 2^24 or 14'x90' .wry order o1 UnNoek Pwlnp ARNTS TOPSOIL Brock Rd. North (, 1n mitis north of Hwy. 02) Pickering 883-0887 .. ... .• ... .,,,. ,. ... r.'are">w•r;,pt'.¢aF-"�..a.�:�t"OAA6'��..��:��+!►. 11"M.NZ AD'YZQ'1fWZR V ; AUGf]bTIK"N.TAQ91-A : THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AJAX PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Ajax proposes to enact a by-law to stop up and close and transfer those parts of a street set out and described as follows: all and singular that certain parcel and tract of land lying in the Town of Ajax in the Region of Durham, formerly in the Township; of Pickering, in the County of Ontario as shown on Plan of Survey of Part of Lot 13, Concession 3 and Part of the Road Allowance between Concession 2 and 3, and more particularly, described as Parts 14 and 15 on Plan 40R-14271. The proposed by-law will come before the said Council for consideration at its regular meeting at the Ajax Municipal Complex, in the Town of Ajax, on the 8th day of September, 1992, at 7:30 p.m., and at that time Council will hear in person, or by his counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who claims that his lands will be prejudicially affected, and who applies to be heard. The subject lands are those portions of Rossland Road West that are no longer utilized as a Public Highway. It is proposed to close and transfer these parts to the adjacent property owner. Plans can be viewed at the offices of the undersigned during normal business hours. DATED AT AJAX THIS 12TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1992. A.T. HODGES, C.M.O., C.M.C. CLERK CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AJAX 65 HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH AJAX, ONTARIO L1 S 2H9 ,r A• 'k i�r� S 'FREE SHOP•AT HOVE ' LIFETIME • • SERVICE GUARANTEE ON • FREE DELIVERY• INSTALLATION PROFESSIONAL . PREMIUM UNDERPAD INSTALLATION WIDE SELECTION AVAILABLE • , .�,..t-PPAGkB-A-THE MWS ADVERTISIXWED.,AUGUST XIM '� �:K.�, _ t • ....?ttC:4� _�. 151:. ':5;14. !` ; iK_ . Don't rake your MP over the coals at BBQ AJAX-PICKERING - A community coat Creek Conservation Area, at the barbecue and corn roast will be hosted by southern end of Whites Rd., Pickering. MP Rene Soetens nursday. Hamburgers, hot dogs, corn and other All are welcome to attend the event, to refreshments will be served. be held from 5 p.m. 'to dusk at the Petti- For more information, call 686-0432. local MP, MPP question constitution plebiscite -Roil PAGE Al federation 125 years ago. "if it's ratified, we can put this away for years and years to come," says Mr. Soetens, noting that the constitutional debate created national unrest. "IL; nice to have it behind us...it was a good final result. The question mark now is, where do we go from nere•' It will need reso- lutions through the House of Commons and provincial legisla- tures. That's the tough part - how the province determines what it's eomi! to do." 1`lost major issues, with the exception of inter -provincial trade barriers, have been resolved, he says. But, there's an agreement to set up a process to address that issue, he adds. Durham 'West %IPP Jim Wiseman isn't sure a referendum should be held, saying it could be divisive. "To put this package to a refer- endum could lead to some groups who don't take the care to read the whole package so skewer parts and take them out of context." Nlr. Wiseman believes. Historically, referendums have led to divisions, he says, pointing to the 1980 Quebec ref- erendum and the 1942 conscription crisis i when Prime Minister `lackenr.ie Kin, asked the country to release him from his promise of not invoking con- scription. The referen- dum split the country along linguistic lines.) The deal leaves Canada with a "histori- cal watershed choice', ,Nlr. Wiseman says. "Either we take this deal with subtle changes here and there or we turn around and make a conscious deal that we don't have a count.r.- he contends. tit r. Wiseman doesn't think the con- stitutional wrangling is over. "We', e been going through the evo- lutionary process in terms of constitutional discussions for a long time. I don't see this as an end, just another milestone." Rene Soetens Jim Wiseman Entrepreneurs can chew the fat with, MP AJAX-PICKERING - Business leaders tress with government. here are invited to have breakfast with MP The breakfast will be held from 8 to 9:30 Rene Soetens Friday morning. am. at Deer Crock Golf & Country Club, in Paul Dick, federal minister of supply ser- Ajax. Cost is $5. Call Mr. Soetens's office at vices, will give advice on how to do busi- 686-0432. 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The benefits of orthodontic treatment are many and include: restoration of proper form and function to the mouth. improved facial appearance, improved speech patterns, and prevention of damage to the jaw joints. Thal n�7vnuVw7 6 ntNn/erd�aY /tai srd0/.)gnio5/5 wrwd a devui�l h,i pS„mugh evvkiaiw v, i VISA 172 HARWOOD AVE. SOUTH, Suite 101, AJAX. TEL: 683-1391 71 NOTICE TO THE RATEPAYERS DDDOD OF THE CORPORATION OF THE DURHAM REGION REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM The Audited Financial Statements of the Corporation of the Regional Municipality of Durham for the year ended December 31, 1991 are available from the Regional Finance Department. Anyone interested in obtaining a copy of these statements should write to the Finance Department of the Regional Municipality of Durham, 60 Bond Street West, P.O. Boz 618, Oshawa, Ontario Lt H 8B6. The following financial highlights reflect the operations, assets and liabilities of the Regional Municipality of Durham including the waterworks, sanitary sewage and waste disposal systems and the Durham Region Police Services Board. COMPARISON OF CONSOLIDATED 8,057 MWV. pl $4,754 0 -u- (All amounts in thousands of dollars, Sanitary Sewage System (All amounts in thousands of dollars) vKr a W. 16,918 VISA 172 HARWOOD AVE. SOUTH, Suite 101, AJAX. TEL: 683-1391 71 NOTICE TO THE RATEPAYERS DDDOD OF THE CORPORATION OF THE DURHAM REGION REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM The Audited Financial Statements of the Corporation of the Regional Municipality of Durham for the year ended December 31, 1991 are available from the Regional Finance Department. Anyone interested in obtaining a copy of these statements should write to the Finance Department of the Regional Municipality of Durham, 60 Bond Street West, P.O. Boz 618, Oshawa, Ontario Lt H 8B6. The following financial highlights reflect the operations, assets and liabilities of the Regional Municipality of Durham including the waterworks, sanitary sewage and waste disposal systems and the Durham Region Police Services Board. COMPARISON OF CONSOLIDATED 8,057 CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET $4,754 REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES 26,641 (All amounts in thousands of dollars, Sanitary Sewage System (All amounts in thousands of dollars) Wade Disposal 16,918 Heft Services 7,822 WHERE THE MONEY 95,710 Senior Citizen Serves 30,661 Day Nurseries CAME FROM: 1991 194 2,333 Planning & Development 341 AQ S i Requisition on Area Municipalities $3,958 78,445 Ch ASSETS Short Term Investments 40,434 35,368 Ontario Grants 141,247 102,909 Accounts Receivable 41,903 39,853 User Charges 89,834 74,956 Other Current Assets 6,838 6,007 Other Revenue 42,916 58,640 Restricted Assets 80,705 74,631 Proceeds from Issue of Capital Outlay Financed by Long Term Financing 610 Long Tenn Liabilities and to be Recovered in Future Years 15.197 WHAT THE MONEY WAS SPENT FOR: General Govemmerd 8,057 Protection to Persons a Property $4,754 Transportad n Services 26,641 Wderworks operation 39,525 Sanitary Sewage System 45,170 Wade Disposal 16,918 Heft Services 7,822 Social Services 95,710 Senior Citizen Serves 30,661 Day Nurseries 7,557 Family 6 Children Servilm 2,333 Planning & Development 341 AQ Excess of Financing Over Expenditures 16,546 Fund Balances, Beginning of Year 123.391 Fund Balances End of Year 138 937 10,077 44,869 30,100 26,906 32,349 :23,093 7,323 ;58,046 29,763 6,783 1,901 40,426 am ABILmES Accounts Payable and Accred Liabilities Current Portion d Ontario Housing Action Program Loans Other (k,rrent Liabilities and Deferred Revenue Net Long Term Liabilities FIMQ BALANCES Reserves and Reserve Funds To be used to off sell taxation or user charges Unexpended Capital Financing Tent Funde Administered by Region 33,069 2,605 zM 15.197 59.140 116,473 27,852 2,342 sm am 101,633 2.453 123.31 MAll V, THE NEWS ADVERWER, WED., AUGUSTS 19X-FAGZM Tyler Hardwick is three years old Name == Dropping Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the column that µ'as saddened last week by the retirement of Larry Bird, the greatest basketball player in the history of the game. The parquet floor will seem empty without him. Anyµay, on to happy items... Sunday, ,AuL. 23, was a hig day for Tyler Hardysick. because !:c Tyler Hardwick turned three vears old. Wishing Tyler, a faithful Teenage 'Mutant \inja Turtle fan, a happy birthday, with lots of love, were Mommy, Daddy and little brother Core... It was -'i years ago, on Aug. 12, that Marcella and (,erald McCaie walked Sown the ai,lc and into %%ed- *A U Marcella and Gerald McCaie ded bliss. Wishing the couple a happy anniversary were Mr. and Mrs. Fer- nand McCaie of Ajax, Mr. and Mrs. John McCaie of Scarborough, and Al of Ajax... Aug. 21 was a special day for the Vardy boys — Nicholas and Matthew. The two celebrated their third birthday and a party was held with their family and friends. Wish- ing Nicholas and Matthew a happy birthday were proud parents Mommy Pat and Daddy Paul... A family writes: "Sunday, Aug. 16, 1992 was a very special day for Stephanie Irene King, who celebrat- Stephanie King L ed her first birthday. A special thank you to the following people who came to Stephanie's birthday party and made her day a lot of fun: Grandma and Grandpa Bennett, Grandma and Poppa King, aunt Karen and uncle Mer- aunt Bon- nie, uncle Dan and cousins dark. Mathew and Mitchell. Sharon and Brent Goff, Kim, Da, -e, Paul and Mark Guerra, .Marg and Lew Annette, Mown, Cam and Rn,, Lee, Rosa, Chan and ,Johnathan Chan, and Wilson Lo and Pogo. A special thank: to aunt Barb, uncle George, Justin and Alicia Buetter, who tele- phoned Stephanie from the cottage to wish her a very happy birthday. Lots of love from Mom, Dad and, of course, Samantha...... i c h o I a ; and Brett Holmherg have an important message — their Daddy is 30. Doug Holm- berg hit the milc.tcne on Aug. 14 and his two hest buddies wished him a Doug Holmberg happy birthday with hugs and kiss- es... Two old buddies — accent on Old — were celebrating birthdays recent- ly. Glenn Healy turned 30 Sunday, Aug. 23 while pal Pat Maguire is 30 Monday, Aug. 24. "Believe it not! The big 30! Happy birthday and keep smiling! All the best from your friends."... Congratulations go out to William Lumsden of Pickering who recently returned home from the Royal Army Cadet Maple Exchange Program in Great Britain. William, a captain in the Pickerine High School cadet corps, was one of I 1 Canadian cadets William Lumsden to successfully complete a week-long advanced leadership training course with the British army cadets in Eng- land. Mom and Dad say "We're pnnzd of YOU.'.... For a little baseball fan, Aug. 9 was a big day. Amy Gross turned two years old and wishing tier a happy birthday were tier Mom. Dad, grandparents, great-grandparents, aunts and uncles. A party was held Aug. K with Amy's family and friends dropping by... Baby sister .Jessica Bulai write.;: "Here's wishing my big hrothcr Ky;e Bulai a special happy third hirthday and I'm so happy to to there to share in the fun on Aug. 23. Oh yes, Mom, Dad, Nonna, )ani, Grandpa and everyone else send big happy birth day wishes...... Turiing seven year, old is such a big thing for Michel Mcl-aie :11.at two peones a :.. ^r .`.::.'.. t l :: :, ,_.:or you, sweetheart," the family says For Rachel and Doug Nlarois, Saturday, Aug. 2_' was a special ala}, because they celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary. Lee and Den- nis sent their love, while their friend, wi,hcd them happiness and hest wishes on their special day... Personal note: It was 12 years ago on Aug. 22, that Lynne and Sean Gilligan walked down the aisle and into Acdded bliss. Wishing the two a happy anniversary were their sons Matthew. Michael and Geoffrey, parents ,Joyce and .John (;illigan. and Myrna and .Jim Gaffney. Susan. Gord, Keith, Michael, Diane, <:hristopher, Scott, Bailey and Muf- fin. As usual, I bought them an expensive set of 24 matching bottles... That brings us to the end of another edi- tion of Name Drop- ping. If you have an item you want men- tioned, call us at 683- ;110 or write to 130 Commercial Aye., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 21-15. The deadline for submissions is 11 a.m. the Wednesday before publication- We're not responsible for Inst or damaged pht��raph,. .\ame Droppin_ no longer runnin_ tr,h , announcements. I` >u have a birth to announce, call the classified department at 683-5111). Rachel and ucuc� i -d Jessica Bulai Michel McCaie Burger King, the other at home. Michel's birthday is Aug. 28 and wishing him a happy birthday and Bonne Fete are Mommy, Daddy, Skippy and godfather AL "We Amy Cross Nicholas and Matthew Vardy Pat Maguire, left, and Glenn Healy MGB I&A-TQg NSM ADVER fMM. WM AUGUST 34 IM Company unveils environmental program Black & Decker Canada Inc. recently unveiled a major environmental recovery program for both its cordlessproducts and its recyclable nickel - cadmium (nicad) batteries. The program will significantly cut the number of these used products going to landfill and at the same time TIP: Check with your local jewelry store to see if it has a recycling collection for watch, hearing aid, and other button batteries. reduce contamination of the domestic waste stream.�,,;;,.r•titot��,,��yy', Beginning immediately in ,;r 0 Ontario, customers of B&D are e71 � + °0 able to bring in their old products or,00 for battery replacement or leave uVA J behind their products for the company to recycle. In this recovery program, customers also become eligible for a S5 rebate towards the purchase of their next B&D product. The used batteries will be recycled and the old products will be taken apart to recycle their components. Materials such as plastic will be incorporated into new parts or sold for other uses. Aluminum, copper and steel will be sold to scrap dealers for recy- �n Cling. "We have an obligation to our consumers' B&D estimates there are in excess of 100,000 cordless prod- ucts in Ontario that could be returned each year. "That is assuming 15 per cent of the cus- tomers will take the time to return a spent unit," says Donald C. Smith, vice-president of mar- keting. Smith adds, 1.NVe recog- nize that we have an obligation to consumers to ensure that our products are responsibly handled from beginning to end." This program, designed to ensure maximum recovery levels and customer convenience, is the first of its kind in Canada. It has been endorsed b} both the Ontario ministry of environment and the Recycling Council of Ontario and will be extended nationally in January, 1993. John Maher, B&D representa- tive and owner of J.D. Air & Flectric Tool Repair at 676 Monarch Ave. in Ajax, says sev- eral people have taken advantage of the S5 rebate. R&D is also accepting other brands' batteries from rechargeable drills, he adds. IN-STORE ts- O j RVE 6d% SOVE 600/6 1 PAINTER'S CHOICE CEILING WHITE LATEX After Saie Pace $2' 92 $1116 3.181 • a Ur' ' FLAT LATEX Aker Sc . _ 5 _ �2 19 3.181. r PAINTER'S CHOICE EGGSHELL LATER After Sale Price $IS% $3992 3.781 INTERIOR SEMI -GLOSS LATEX � a Ahe, Sale P'ice 56 $3392 $133.781. EXTERIOR FLAT LATEX A -I(2, `a,e race $35 92 1/3.78L EXTERIOR SEMI -GLOSS LATEX a"E" JGie F',i.e 1 $3992 93.781. -r -M111110111 WATER REPELLENT DECK STAIN MELAMINE PAINT /��'�� OR SOLID NIDE STAIN After ��,•_ P --,e 5�� >� C . ~e, •r , . _ . ,. f 2 E,oLogo Approved MAJESTIC ti EXCLAMATION TILE* "ZIP -STICK" VINYL FLOOR TILE- * 2 - -- -- - ---� - ----- $163e7il. 112 .ter(,:zvv �o„se�oid we 9^ S. ob 3.781 S' ')C S. 2QI VA 1 / -1 • 1 $ 49 168 snnnot tow 000w SEi MOM AIM tow DOM ea. ea. t11Gx-GIOu JLM ologo Appro Ecologo Approved w•rMwr wA1k�,1 ;p ; 3.181 s:�- 3.781. 2r2 -----------------------------� ANY Of THESE ; SOLVENT BASED ; ECOLOGO PRODUCTS N ` UNTIL SEPI 8, 1992 'Reg. book s price. Patterns may vary from those shown. SINGLE ROIL 'Enviro News' is a B&D , I E' i► i employee newsletter which recently passed on its environ - I mental regards to: its Brockville 611ARANTM N you are no we WA send you o voudw equal to 10% of your maintenance team which refused , satisfied wilt the VA* of my of our Furdase. LOW PRICE GHARANn- If you to throw out waste plastic pellets prududs we W ioom* rglaa in product r fad o emtq otwe point of do same wokorerin9 which are now returned to the reload your ntoaeylfx6li s labour for Boca w in any co Vetilor's stare of a 6m price within 30 original supplier or used in r J SERVICE GLYWANTEE: If you days of purchase, with a valid proof of pur(hose of B&D's plastic operation; a pur- are net completely soW ed for any reosan wish our product, we'll instantly refund the d'ifferaKe. chasing team for encouraging die kvd of or egalne r sonrim outside suppliers to increase thew Sab effo litre Augua s to Sapeerelber 9, 1992 environmental a r nes nd Not all items availobi at dFor Iro l stores. nchise opportunities toll 1416) 259.6296. was sa activities; Toronto secretaries for help to eliminate the use of dis- posable cups through good com- •320 MAIN ST. NORTH, BRAMPTON 454-3475 (CORNER OF MAIN ST. & VODDEN) munication with catering suppli- Mon. thru Wed. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Thurs. & Fri 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m ers; and to employee Jean 280 QUEEN STREET EAST, BRAMPTON 457-8252 Bourassa for winning the best MON.-FRI. 7 A.M.-9 P.M. SAT. 9 A.M.-5:30 P.M. OPEN SUNDAYS 11 A.Y. - 4 P.M. idea contest with the suggestion to unwanted paper that was used 9 make scratch pads out *The Color Magic" and Pattern Magic y " Systems are available at these stores only. u only on one side. y � 1 ' y Jem .v ass Ai✓ yd Ear �e a t� ,or -Erre a Gbss FukW Enome� i r L-------- .�. - ------------ ----------- J 0 OV/0 F' I� 3 4► i 4 i1 0 �.- ��•ivrerr.�•�e1•i��a�•�•r��•i�*t�7a//��1�1��l�lel4.:1�' a�•e,,.�'X`�•,.. is ,,,�,+s . {DEFINITELY `I HOT! I . 1 1. It's big this season! The 'big' white swing shirt in cotton. (What else would it be! I Generous one size fits most. (205) C199 EVERY DAY 2. Easy -wearing stirrups are serious stuff! These are Canadian -made by Bastille in body -hugging cotton -and -Lycra (spandex). Your choice of black, grey mix, burgundy or purple. S., M., L. (208) 099 EVERY DAY 2A. � Nol shown.) Canadian -made Bastille leggings. Colours and sizes as above" (208) Every Day 19.99 Peppertree VVHY WAIT FOR SALES! At Eaton's we don't mark up prices just so we can have a dale' THE NEWS ADVEiE Uill , wtrD; AGCtW24 Nn -PAGE 11-A All Y, • y ' r{y .pprs��x a 4 ! <_ rot M, s A -xi . 000001 later on� i 1 • q�lZ � � .. 1Z3%k 5b 09'All Goods Satisfactory or Money Refunded ' EATON'S BUYLINE 343-5111; Ontario 24-hour toll-free phone orders 1-800-268-9175; Hearing Impaired (416) 343-2345 --... .Fl girt .e�.sw�w�A��:a�.^-4ri"rr: c; •.:+.:+..'sFc*�'—'�t'!r�• .s..,_ „p -01 ftG Residents invited to guide Pic*kering planfor growth PICKERING - Residents are being invited to join town committees that will help update Pickering's official plan. The official plan, which establishes objec- tives and policies for Pickering's develop- ment, is about to undergo a two-year review by town planners. Part of the review includes two residents' committees that will become actively involved. A community working group will meet with town staff on a regular basis to help iden- tify and consider matters of town -wide impor- tance. About 10 people will be members of this group, representing a cross-section of the You can confess your library sins to a computer PICKERING - If you suspect you have a library book "lost" some- where in the house or'Nonder how much money you owe in fines, you no Ion,,er have to confess your sins to staff at Pickering libraries. Card holders can now use the librar\ computer to find out which items the\ haven't returned and how much mono\ the% o«e. Using your libran :ard number, you'll also he able to reserve books Douro if rather than ask a staff rncrnber to do it. The new computer feature is expected to save time for both staff and librar, users alik,, and is said to be case to use with simple inaru;nnns at the terra n;:!. iii oder, people uncomliOrLabl, v ith nc\0'an,,lcd _:1,11_,ts will still lin,i li',,,ar,. staff'%\, illing to help %%ith r,: roc: or inlorniJtik,n It. i Pickering artists Gerd Untermann, left, and Dorsey James, right, won awards at the Durham Wood Show. With them is Jean Hutchinson, show director. Pickering artists are good with wood PICKERING - Two local artists collected three of five ribbons award- ed for excellence at the Durham Wood Show recently. Dorsey James and Gerd Untermann won the awards with their carv- ings. Mr. James took second place Sept. 3, 49 5, Eddie LeBlanc & "soUTH for his reclining nude titled Birth of Venus and received honorable 1 I mention for his unicorn titled Galbraith I n Onion. Repair Centre Mr. Untermann took third• Wdaft rBMWy place with his pine sculpture HAND" 30 Sept. 17, 18, 19•Free Andrea. The Durham Wood Show is an i , �il w a international, juried competition "SMAIc DABS" held annually to recognize and support artists with woodworking Skills.� y m&25A f � � As well as being practicing ii artists, Mr. Untermann uses his I F11W e0dwaft m redppbg °tla I carpentry skills to beautify I. predw rbgL homes, while Mr. James teaches 1 • • sculpture, photography and comL7viv Q��2 Q puter graphics at Markham District "W" COUNTRY" from 8-12 p.nL High School 250 Bayly St., Ajax (McKenzie Plaza) 619-2616 community. Interested people should write to the town, outlining why they'd like to join the committee. As well, working groups will be estab- lished for various neighborhoods, villages and study areas. Any interested resident can be part of the working groups; just call the town to have your name added to a mailing list for notification of meetings in your part of tow) For more information, contact the Picker- ing Planning Department, Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade, Pickering Ontario, LIV 6K7. Phone 420-4617 or 683- 2760. Fax 420-0515. Mega moves Morgin Bond, known as "Mega" in skateboarding circles. shows off some of the moves in his repertoire as he practises on Marksbury Rd. in Pickering. photo by A.J. Groen 0 ROADHOUSE 44'e "It happens here..." Cod, A�. ROOFING *Professional August 28, 29i�s}' Michael Carr $ "DESEIrr RUN" Sept. 3, 49 5, Eddie LeBlanc & "soUTH BOUND" Service mt & "TOP Sept. 10, 119 12, Paul WeberLGrftd HAND" 30 Sept. 17, 18, 19•Free Estimates "SMAIc DABS" an Sea EAST COAST SUNDAYS Call featuring: 'DICK NOLAN• from 4-8 p.nL Cindy Lane & Q��2 Q "W" COUNTRY" from 8-12 p.nL 250 Bayly St., Ajax (McKenzie Plaza) 619-2616 A�. u THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., AUGUST 26,1992 -PAGE MA M P2� s • 0�l FALL FERTILIZER APPLY NOW FOR WEED CONTROL & ,G r l FAST GREEN UP NEXT SPRING! �- 1 Excellent quality with a high phosphorus & potash formula. Apply in �. ' early fall to build colour, nutrients & disease resistance before winter. + WINTER PRO$ 33 ALL 06-8-12 covers 4300ft.2 3g 184 bag. Reg. 19.99bag............. 13 WEED & FEED 64 Dim '160' 6-8-12 covers 4300ft.2 �g 18kg bag. Reg. 24.99bag ............ off,. 0�� LAN DRA1-6- PE TROPICAL F , OR PLANTS CANE PLANTS `1. 1Yf -Choose from green 8 yellow Dracaena Massangeana or spik Yucca Canes. 4' tall. 88 Our Reg. 39.99 ea. 9 ea. SANTA ROSA ,_. =Decorator size dracaena "Santa Rosa" 3 canes topped with green 8 white variegated leaves. �� Stall. Our Reg. �� 59.99 ea ea. CACTUS A huge selection of cactus 8 succu- lents. Add to your collection or plant a cactus garden. 21,4" Our Reg. 1.99 ea. S ea. HANGING 100% BASKETS The spider plant loaded with pups or Golden Pathos. 10" baskets. 88 Our Reg. 19.99%. S"19ea. TABLE TOP TROPICALIS -Choose from 4 varieties Of Croton, 4 varieties of dieffenbachia, rubber plants, fiddleleaf fig 8 more! Plant 2 or 3 together to make a stunning gift basket combination. 6" pots. s. 11.99 eta. SoKE Mon. to Fri. 9:00a.m.-9:OOp.m. Sat., sun. S Holidays 9:00 4m 40 Wa N r 1s+►''p10 N N o nam sT. INSTANT LAWN fNMlr. r• -Fast germinating grass mixture for sun E. or shade All purpose blend for quick } a.m.-6:OOp.m. green lawn ' u SALE ENDS - ... y- - Our Reg S" 5 oag r SEPT. 3, 1992. LIMITED TO STOCK ON HAND. WhiteAT NOT ALL PRODUCT AVAILABLE OUR KENNEDY QUEENSWAY OR WHITBY LOCATIONS, NO LEISURE FURNITURE SOLD AT KENNEDY It 8 THE QUEENSWAY STORES. •'• AIM 4m 40 Wa N r 1s+►''p10 N N o nam sT. INSTANT LAWN fNMlr. r• -Fast germinating grass mixture for sun E. or shade All purpose blend for quick } ^• green lawn ' u 1 kg. $ 54" - ... y- - Our Reg S" 5 oag r 7 39 bag. - _ - Our Reg & 0 bag 13.99 bag LAWN PLEASURE •'• Blend between fast• easy to grow 8 LAW 9 jZi"U -E' _ more permanent slow growing grass -For a wide range of sods 1 kg' 64 rw� +tsrrrrr-.s Ink Our Reg./�� bag=- - 6.19 bag. Af.f. 1 2 kg. $ i1>E Our Reg. SALE bag99 11.99 bag. DELUXE BLUE • BLEND ra.—•a- — KuE S Pedigree blue grass mixture excellent Colour all year round in sun or light shade 1 kg. $ 5� Our Reg. S 6 bag - - 8.69 bag 2 kg. 51 Our Reg. • 16.99 bag LAWN REPAIR KITS -Contains seed starting mix & grass ed for Papas 1 damages 18L. covers 32 ft.' Ali bag Our Reg.S" $ 5 O �.,. 7.99 bag. 4m 40 Wa N r 1s+►''p10 N N o nam sT. fNMlr. r• 1243 DUNDAS ST. E. TAUKrON M N". 401 M � � a 4m 40 Wa N r 1s+►''p10 WHITBY N SCARBORO/PICKERS OSHAWA 1243 DUNDAS ST. E. TAUKrON M 300 TAUNTON RD. E. M � � a Rltson & Taunton ?A YS HWY. 401 WHITBY SCARBORO/PICKERS OSHAWA 1243 DUNDAS ST. E. 7014SLAND RD. 300 TAUNTON RD. E. Wost of Thlckson Rd. Port Union/401 Rltson & Taunton ?A YS -J o. �8 LOCUST s Soup 1!oW young leave j % Golden roWth. 9 A2older green g tall. I( Our 44 reg $ea SAL LANDSCAPE SIZE FLOWERING SHRUBS Choose from Potentilla Coronation 8 Jackmarni 18-24" tall. Silverleaf Dogwood 30"-36" tall. Bndlewreath Spirea 2' -Stall. Purple e Sandcherry T-4' tall. Reg. from 44 15.CA- 16.95ea. /yam ea. 9, 1�u��lii {Mi CED CA EDAR N Mu`CH PAILLIS DE CEDRE CANADI117% .s1 s a� MULCH WINTER men"MI Mom I -improves soipromotes healthy growth of plants Retains moisture, controls Weeds, decorative, shredded & easy to use! -85L covers 36ft.' Large 3cu.ft. Economy Size SALE $ *88 6.ur88bLag. 500Homes For Sale 500 PICKERING Jacobsen built 4 bedroom with main level adult suite. Large family room with walkout and fireplace. Eat -In kitchen with walkout to deck/yard. Cluality carpeting, upgraded wood tnm and light fixtures. Immaculate condition inside and out. OPEN HOUSE Aug. 22 & 23, 1-4 p.m. 1710 Shadybrook Dr., 839-9177 or 420-2788. VICTORIA Woods home in great NORTHEAST Oshawa, Vic. location, south Alai near take. 4 torian decor, inground pool with bedroom, approx. 2000 sa.1i. 2 changehouse. hardwood floors. bedroom maw apartment. french doors, asking $149.900 Fenced yard with deck. riser A must see, many extras Call locking walkway and 723.0644 (082792) landscaping, upgradec carpet. FOR sale or rent -brick.2'00 ceramic file foyer, oak Cupboards $224,900 050 sq.ft 4 bedroom family room 683-5641 (062792) with fireplace, dining room, laundry, 2 112 baths. double SAVE your rent - homes for garage. For more information, safe. No money down. lowinfer- call 601-4788 ;Toronto). est rates. Can Rick o' Doug 668- (090192) 6805 or 1-800-663-4819, ext 932, leave message (09C'92) PRIVATE sale Whitby - very NO cow^, payme^' Wn;tby. 1Mei mamltakned end unit 2750 sq ft, double garage w In tOWnhOme. new modern kitchen, remote. Cul-de-sac. 4 spac'Ous neutra' deck'. c'ose to bedrooms, master retreat. wak- amenities, anxious to sell, 5124.90C 430-3129. (082892) in closet, ceding tans. blinds. 5 pce. ensu te, central vac.Townhouses 'Warble. ceramucs• 4 p'ece man' 51 0 For Sale bathroom, spial oak staircase, walkoutto patio deck, fenced yarc slylight. h'eoiace in PRIVATE Sae 3 bec'oo sunken family ropm many othermase' ensuite finished upgrades. approx S4 JC week'y basement, near lake. Ajax. S'37,90C Call 4127.0024. 5226.000.436-099' (090'92• 083092) Out -of -Town Money 575 en CONSIDER -R nor row' CASH - =; A-_ = 4�0S S An'a� ve teak pedropm wit^. sunporcn, targe treed bf gties %0% `venture bans You have pnvacy pretty park o, -+wy 35 ecu'y We have ya•r loan near 7A and ' 15 S49 JDC -05. G o o C o' bad c ro d � f s 277-1054 '09X'92 Bank• ptcy 1st. 2nd. 3rd mortgage Res onx•t S' 0o0- Vacation m, s300c proof of 1coe o^y 545 �c. red Calf 721.9563 Properties _N1o9r, 88 ACRES Adjoining �-Cw^•an0 %lcely wooded w;tn Cres T.eado ws. Gorgeous parcel s :lose tJ iarge lake anc sandy dea:nes, only S 4:.9u0 w,th 10% down. = ranclny. HONE voars. debt "J -sc calion5. Cred,r arrangemwnts, Dersor•a: budget planning, garnishees s'oppeC GREE CONSL-A- ONS Credit Counselors 'Prxenng Oshawa; 433-'425 .100'921 580 Insrtae urance 6.49% A.sc year 'a 25 year mortgages at `pmlpel'ttve fol ed 'AIRS ^ no"*, R -forma -ve personal and Corr 580 -- Cer't.a se'v ce Phone Mortgage • 31'rha'•p' days a wear s Insurance •-'23. fow3921 MORTGAGE PROBLEMS? WE CAN HELP! 420-3111 Ajax -Pickering Area Up to 90% financing. Refinancing, consolidation, power of sale, foreclosure, poor credit, self-employed, cottage property, vacant land. Fast, professional service, 24 hours. EQUIGUARD MORTGAGE SERVICES MORTGAGE LOANS a and 2nd a 0% take. 61nQ1aC�I oefel0 al d grMCAN FM�ANL'IAL CORP. fulm� MORTGAGES and loans, 95 % rnancirp, down payrrwM also arranged. Any amount available. Cal Doug or Ride 666.6605. Community Firwrcial Senioes. 590 Business IRRANCHISES for sale in died mail advertiser M Durham Region. Training and ongorug support given. Be your own boss. 428-5763 (Franchises $5000). (083192) HAIR stylizes. are you looking for you- own business? Here's a great opportunity to buy your awn fully equipped salon for only $10,000 o.b.o. Or rent a chair for 5399 a month. Call 576- a236, Ism message. (090192) Classified Fax 579.2238 Isle 14 1 111, t► `'1sI I I � � 710 Births Alex Dundas is proud to announce the arrival of his new The sister, AMANDA MICHELE on August 2DIh, 8:37 a.m. Proud W" of the 6 Ib. 3 oz. girt are Wendy and Trevor Dundas. Grandparents are Doug and Nora Puckrin of Ashburn and Jim and Joy Dundas of Cambridge. Many thanks to the staff of Ajax -Pickering Hospital. own" Milan Gummy Call 5764395 Adwrtist in tfas News Advartissr and oshfnlra This wash for a oonlbNsllon of 113,000 papers 1 650 Auctions 650 Auction tiY''YaM RARE'OaJ�1rE'AN1plEi'[ia1�5 ismEmmm�OI6 -o',�f]!r'rBSINtate � 1 MAX AtIGUSr 3018,1200 NOON (1'tEWW 11 AX) AOIDAY M' 0%kT'A,101I B1M ST. E, OSRWA �IGHJF� Do NC thins t f im. 0914ae9a'f til :V. foo ufs I un 11100s:a11 . * JM* Nstoar, )ltk ldrrnk law Mudnd, 4S. slfaa n l Ctll6 S" iirm Sam x aEw' x {tisa ilii alis, G5t. calif Win X* ),n W, D'( `felts PERSl1M RAGS rotrit es 3n ;lira Nass. Woos ",rw% ip an �rg Vases sass A** CIM, s V. ''arwr GWllalt. patla.'Vs. VC11 kin Im :or+aim hofs ;ars ha. Sarni Nm Estass Ska. 4e ,M* d CDKE PM 91M IIONROE LUCY. JOHN DEERE am BOGKRr, AMI HaRLoA it 37C W* ill adG. 144 Sec'a•s, waxes EarT. -ea s. )m �w "*YC lois. Wren ;anis. orM Sass. :JOIE Sk Tats lim, ` w Ja'ew :sli lr" 3 c T: e_... nMC E20Cr ;,1 i a brit r le tvr a^ss AJ. GIBBON RCYINCE 1W. SCHENCK. 0W. FREE DI' _ FOR DILIMUNDIJ11ILRY �I1E\ FLf11HN.t\ .�l(Tl(1\� h�'SNi ERaTf a u amano�,lcnms � ca.�an� �l�TIED ScaYFS 710 Births 710 Births ITS A GIRL N0RLOCK - MIKe & Linda are pleased to announce the safe and joyous arrival of Deanna Lynn weighing 8 lbs., on Wed., July 15 at 1:55 am. Proud grandparents are Tom & Lorraine McCallun of Pickering and Thomas & Saily Norlock of Pembroke, Ont, aso very excltec Is Michael Special thanks to Dr. C. Henderson, Dr. Ah -now, & a; the nurses & staff of the labor and maternity dept. of Ajax Pickering Hospital. in 740 Memoriarns ASHE - Kevin and Katie Ashe are happy to announce the birth of their daughter, TORI ELIZABETH at 4:42 a.m. on August 19th, weighing 6 lbs.. 8 ozs. Proud grandparents are John & Beryl Mackey of Minden and George & Margo Ashe of Pickering. Many thanks to Dr. Chu and staff of Scarborough Cen- tenary Hospital. 740 in Memoriams McELWAIN, RYAN In loving memory of our dear son & brother on his 12th birthday Aug. 24. Forever remembered, sadly missed, forever loved. Daddy,Mummy & Andrew 670 Personals SINCERE Singles - Personal in- trodudrOn Service. A conlhden- tkal way to meet someone spechal. Senor Discount. 55 and over. Call Linda. 436.0684 or 1- 600.363-9767. (TF) -SINGLES WORLD' Dance every Sunday. 790 p.m. at The Corral, 433 Stmeoe St. S. Oshawa. Durham Region's only Sunday Dance EXCLUSIVELY for singles. Dress code. No JEANS. InlonnOw. 623.7007. (TFAL.) JESUS says. can Me bend law me b1mV Doss your minister wow glasses? The lining it Mhe hired mirieMr. Micah 3:11, Isaiah 56:10-12. John 10:11. Jim CarrpbelL 1-706-953-9475 (TFALL) 675 cm va lliofts teh mallies 4(:t 0"i..ttel'a'+11" Aseadh oRb Mot fU 4'll"M ,ow oppo.•o too P,.r. Noe d ,:— fey w McEcyo roe M.-�. r...,.•• .rrw✓ 676-95.13, 790-7672 670 Personals GIFTED PYSCHIC (Formerly with the Tea Room) will Help and advise you with your personal problem. Cal Evelyn, 6834640 for appointment. New clients welcome. (07269 2) EXCITING SPICY PHOTOS OF Roornalles - Karen. Wendy and Lea. For discreet information, write: Karen. Box 670 -RD, Kelowna B.C. V,Y 7P4. Adulls only Ple.sel M626M Don't Folil"t OshawalYVhMy This Week A Aox"dwril'g 1111111111111111110 Aditiertiser Classified Dept. Is open for your every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00 To Place Your Classified Ad Please Cel 576-9335 Fal w pw ad 572? W* your Fax maohl to send us your Cmalied ad. Remember to lWkwe your oonpany's name, address & Pte• e irWJ # e rf.' .—i gs;:,;��wlw►Vaa�_��w/1�tlff�wl�l�wl3f=�j�-1►/171,/��i�� Your Home Improvement and Renovation Show Yourself, Metroland Productions has designed a program that Is already a great success... becoming part of The Fall Home Expression Show Includes two things. 1. Booth Space at The Fall Home Expressions 492 2 Pre Show Ad Space in the "Home Expressions" Section in five Metrolland papers FREE PARKING DON'T FORGET SHOW DATES SEPTEMBER 18319, 20 k t; �xpr¢ss so Obituaries F DONSON, Henry - On Friday, Aug. 21, 1992, at the Sunnybrook Medical Centre, Toronto. Henry Donson, beloved husband of Stella. Loving father of Lynda. Henry will be sadly missed by his many rela- tives and friends. In lieu of flowers, donations to Sunnybrook Hospital or the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to the Accettone & Lodge Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-9090. McFARLANE, Rose - In her 100th year at the Ballycliffe Nurs- ing Home, Ajax. Rose McFarlane, beloved mother of Alice Dick and Raymond. Dear love of Brampton and predeceased by Avery and May. Loving granny of Arlene Fraser, Ronald and Sandra McCreight, Lori Samborski, Robert, Michael, Patty, Marie, Kenneth, Paul and Albert. Great- grandmother of Linda, Allan and Glenn. Great -great-grandmother of Adam, Sarah and Joshua. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to the Accettone & Lodge Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-9090. Very special thanks to the kind staff of the Bal- lycliffe Nursing Home, SMITH, Michael Philip - Entered into rest at the family resi- dence, Pickering, on Saturday, Aug. 22, 1992, after a long and courageous battle with cancer dur- ing which he never lost his beauti- ful smile or his sense of humor. Michael Philip Smith, in his 29th year. Beloved father of Mitchel. Loving son of Linda and Philip and dear brother of Wendy and Jen- nifer. Grandson of Flora Smith. Funeral arrangements were entrust- ed to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Cana - than Cancer Society or the Oshawa General Hospital Palliative Care. Michael will be fondly remem- bered by those his heart has touched. TAYLOR, Isabell Fyfe (nee Gourlay) - Entered into rest at the Bowmanville Memorial Hospital on Friday, Aug. 21, 1992. Isabell Fyfe Taylor, in her 66th year - Beloved wife of John. Loving mother of lain and Eleanor. Moth- er-in-law of Mary and Norman. Loving grandmother of Joanne, Jennifer, Andrew and Kelly. Isabella's memory will live on in the hearts of her brother William and his wife Jan and her SiStcr Jean Sullivan. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McEachnje Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. In lieu of flowers, please send dona- tions to the Toronto Memorial Society. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, AUGUST 2411"24*ACE fl6-A Sponsored by... Sponsored by... MONARCH MALPACK MARKING POLYBAG SYSTEMS CO. LTD. 895 Brock Road, Pickering, 120 Fuller Rd., Ontario L1W 3C1 Ajax, Ontario Telephone: 839-8051 US 3R2 Fax: 839-6130 428-3751 CASUAL DAY FOR THE HEART The town council of both Ajax and Pickering have declared "CASUAL DAY FOR HEART" on FRIDAY, AUGUST 28,1992. Please consider this your invitation to take part in this worthwhile event. Friday, August 28th is the official last working day of summer - so what better HEART day to dress casual! Local employees will donate AND STROKE one Looney in order to dress casual and celebrate FOUNDATION the last working day of summer - and to help a OF ONTARIO good cause - THE HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION. All interested businesses are encouraged to contact the Ajax Office to indicate their participation. The office is located at 835 Westney Road S Unit 4, Ajax. Telephonenumber is 686-1521. Volunteer drivers will be available that day to pick up donations at businesses and companies throughout Ajax and Pickering. PLEASE ACCEPT THIS CHALLENGE AND CALL 686-1521 TO CONFIRM YOUR PARTICIPATION AND SUPPORT! CALL CHRISTINA KALCHOS AT - 686 -1521 DICKSON PRINTING Ajax 683-1968 AJAX DOWNTOWN BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT AREA Ajax & Pickering Jr J /.moi For All Your Advertising Needs Call: 683-5110 Beverly Hills Means Success! Just Ask iairi McDonald )f our Whitby Clinic Lost 35112 lbs. i BfVfNLVr I I I 7V 4160&4w 11-rz. 0 • eat regular foods medically screened one-to-one counselling J CALL TODAY - FANTASTIC SAVINGS Free Consultations - Trial Programs Available ' Beverly Hills W.L.C. Is Nnassociated with or resembles the Beverly Hills Diet Book PAGE 16 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED, AUGUST 2i,1942 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT New thriller could changeAV your mind about roommates SINGLE WHITE': FEMALE (R): This psychological thriller stars Bridget Fonda and Jennifer Jason Leigh. Set in New York City, Leigh moves in with Fonda, not only into her aparunent, how- ever, but into the most personal aspects of her life. This film does for roommates what Fatal Attrac- tion did for lovers. UNFORGIN'EN (AA►: The lone-a',kalted return of Clint East- wood. The current kint: of the westerns teams up with Morgan Freeman, Gene Hackman and Richard Harris in this much -antic- ipated blockbuster. )When a houn- ty is put out to avenge an attack on a prostitute, the money draws a desperate group of men who must face in themselves and each other the honor and the cruelty that forged the soul of the. pioneers. RAISING CAIN (AA): The immensel) talented John Lsthgow returns to the big screen and gets to pla) two parts, sort of. Lithgow Plays a killer with a wickedly split � t,rsonality. Plent% of thrills and chills. WHISPERS IN THE DARK (R): Didn't we see Lhi; mo%ic already once this summer'' Sounds a lot like that psychologi- cal thriller starring Michael Dou- glas and Sharon Stone. This time Hollywood presents us with a psychiatrist burning the candle at both ends. And you guessed it, someone sets burned. THREE': NIN,I.AS (PG): Grandpa teaches three young boys the ins and outs of life as a Ninia. The boys get to try out their new- found skills on a notorious arms smuggler. DEA,rH BECOMES HER PG I: Robert Zemcki, has done it agaln with his amazing special Cffects. They are worth the price of admission. Goldie Hawn, N,feryl Streep and Bruce NN Alis star in this humorous look at the fight to stay young. At the movies... Rabbit meets Frit/ the Cat in this fantasy adventure which combines live .action with animation. Direct- ed by Ralph Bakshi• Cool NAVorld is about a cartoonist who mysteri- ously enters the comic world he created. Stars Kim Basinger and Gabriel Byrne. PRELUDE 7.O A KISS (PG): Alec Batd�. in and Nleg Ryan star in this Dalry tale about eternal love. On their wedding day, she kisses an elderly stranger and suddenly everythang chane.. 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Stm reserves rheriyd� =tb* quaWies. ............. I .......... ....... E 0 0 More Sports results Friday and Sunday Ajax angler wins salmon derby 39.82 -pound Chinook By MIKE HAYAKAWA Durham Staff DURHAM - There's just no keeping Tony vander Cruysen away from Lakc Ontario. Even when the fishing is slow, like earlier this month when the fie -year-old Ajax resident could not entice a salmon or trout to attack his baits in tour ,trai'uht outings. That bit of hard luck might drive some anglers to put the boat and downriggers in mothballs for another veer Riit not vnntt,-r Pickering squirt girls softball champs PICKERING - The Pickering squirt girls' rep softball team won the gold at the Provincial Tier 11 Softball Tournament in Stmetsville last weekend. Pickering was crowned the tour- nament champs after defeating Mil- ton 4-1 in ilk; final game. Solid base running by Stacy Kellough led the way for Pickering as he scored three of the four Pickering runs. Other solid hits by Colleen Baker and Tricia McKenty con- tributed to the win. Outstanding pitching by Melissa Basilio had the opposition awestruck. Pickering started its drive to the championship by lambasting Rich- mond Hill 15-0 in the first game. This was followed up with a 13-0 whitewashing of Kitchener. Jefinda Hough had two home runs in the two games; Melissa Basilio and Kirsten Koehl bashed one each. Pickering entered the semi-final game against London with an unde- feated preliminary -round record. The local squad kept pounding out the hits in a 12-0 drubbing of Lon- don to move into the final. Basilio pitched shutout ball in all three Pickering victories leading up to the f Tial. Team members are Melissa Basilio, Jelinda Hough, Stacy Kell - lough, Tricia McKenty, Amanda Flanagan, Kelly Honsberger, Leanne MacKenzie, Crystal Webb, Colleen Baker, Stephanie Murray, Kirsten Koehl and Danielle Tiano. Coaches are Wayne McKay, Paul McKenty and Ann McKay. e sister paper Oshawa-W;iitby This Week. Rclusing to quit proved to be a smart move for vander Cruysen, who cauvht the biggest fish of his life and in this year's angling cxtravaganra -- a 39.82 -pound chinook salmon. "I had no idea that I'd win," said an elated vander Cruysen. "It's nice to catch a big fish, but I never dreamed of catching the big one. "I was fishing, three or four Fi ne forehand form Kelly Stewart chokes up on the racquet as she hits a forehand shot during seven -to -l0 -year-old tennis lessons with the Ajax parks and recreation department. photo by Celia Bronkhorst To advertise in this space, call 683-5110 Ajax selects Nvin Durham Cup; third title of vear AJAX - The Ajax Warriors boys' under -10 select soccer team captured its third tourna- ment title of the season winnui•, the Durham Cup in U :hridgc last w cekcnd. The Ajarians blankcJ D!r- hri ton 3-0 in the tournament final. John Reid. J -D Murphy and Darrin Brown scored for the Warriors. To advance to the final, Ajax beat Scugo; 1-1 on a goal by John Reid in the first game. Ala.\ followed with a 5-0 win over Oshawa on goals by Brent Arscott, Davin Ufford, Darnn Brown, Simon Barg and J -D Murphy. In the last game of the preliminary round, Ajax defeated Whitby 3-0. Barg, Brown and Ryoma Ito scored for Ajax. The under -10 Warriors had previously won the Whitby -Iro- quois and StreetsviIle- Meadow - vale Tournaments this season. `Area athletes winners at Ontario Summer Games AJAX-PICKERING - Area athletes won their share of medals at the 1992 Ontario Sum- mer Games which wrapped up Sunday after- noon in Scarborough. More than 3,000 athletes, coaches and offi- cials from across the province took part in the four-day event. In sailing, Ray Davies of Ajax won the gold medal in the Laser II division at Bluffers Park. Mike Kalin of Kingston was second, followed by Marty Essig of Carlisle. Katherine Luttmer of Pickering won the sil- ver medal in the Laser Radial event, behind gold -medalist Clair MacMillan of Orangeville. Both Davies and Luttmer are members of the Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club in Pickering. In track and field, Kerry Linquist of Ajax garnered two medals at the Ontario Games. Linquist was second in the women's 200 -metre event, in a time of 25.42 seconds. Her other medal, a bronze, came in the women's 100 - metre. Melanie Moulton of Pickering won a pair of bronze medals at the competition. Moulton was third in the women's triple jump with, a leap of 10.94 metres. She was third in the women's javelin with a toss of 25.46 metres. In fly casting, a demonstration event at the Ontario Summer Games, North Jory of Clare- mont won silver medals in the bass bug catego- ry and in the senior 1/4 accuracy competition. Nancy Fitzgerald of Pickering was the silver medalist in the women's I/4 accuracy fly cast- ing event. Meanwhile, the Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club was well represented in both men's and women's rugby at the Ontario Summer Games. Two women from the Wanderers — Desi See WANDERER...Page A23 PACE n -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED, AUGUST 26,19!2 Brits beat Wanderers in rugby exhibition AJAX - The British carne and they conquered against the Ajax Wanderers Rughy Club last Wednes- day. The Wanderers' under -19 men's rugby squad Suit- ed up to play ih; Bristol Grammar School team from Bristol, England, a school which has a �� inning histo- ry, in Britain and -,yhich is on tour of Canada. The Brits defeated the Wanderers 22-12 in the exhibition match at t. e Wanderers Club. Bristol held a 5-0 edge at the end of the first half, and increased their lead to 10-0 at the start of the sec- ond half. The Wanderers had their share of scoring opportunities, but were unable to capitalize with their kicking game. Ajar missed 14 points in kicks. Igen Dobbs and \ick Griffiths scored trys for the Wanderers. Dobbs also added a conversion. ;Meanwhile, the Ajax Wanderers men's teams host- ed Brampton and Peterborough for three games at the Ajax club on Saturday. The Wanderers' first team made short work of Brampton by a 59-5 score. Andrem. Yeah%o od, tisgel Francis and Carl Svoboda scored two trys each for Ajax. Don Pettitt, Scott Wells and Sande Smith had one try apiece, while Stuart Dobbs kicked seven con- verts. The Ajax seconds took on the Peterborough Pa_ans' firsts and Pctcrhoruu+ hwon �l) 17. hen Dobbs. Bob Dick and Alfred Perrcra all scored a try for Aiax. Dobbs added a conversion. %leanwhile, the Wanderers' thirds played the Pagans seconds with the contest ending in a 10-10 draw. dark Pedersen and Hui_,h Bri__s scored for Aiax. The Ajax Wanderers' over -35 ru<<111 I[ am pla�,,cd the Nla,ara Old Bovs at the `Panderers Club on Sun- day. The visitors claimed a 12-7 win over ,Ajax. John Tipping scored the lone Ajax try, with ticil Nliskell adding the convert. All three Wanderers' men's team travel to Oak%1110 '.o take on the Crusaders Saturday. The Wanderers over - men's team will meet the Peterhorough Krog in Pcterhorouth on Sunday. Drought ends when vander Cruysen reels in the big one FROM PAGE All catch anything, I love to fish." Vander Cruysen's drought ended around 9 a.m. Aug. 15 under less -than -ideal fishing con- ditions. Fishing by himself in lumpy seas just west of the Whit- by Harbor in 170 feet of water, he had his green and chartreuse Tiger plug down around 60 feet with a 50 -foot lead when the fish struck. "When he hit I heard the line scream oil my Penn reel,' he recalls. "The fish made a Ions; run and then I couldn't move him. I thouvht I was stuck on bottom, but fishin_, in 170 feet of water I knew that I couldn't he hung up." The battle continued for about another 15 minutes as the fish made two more long runs before finally succumbing to vander CruNsen's landing net. Upon landing the fish, vander Cruysen did not think it was any- where near the 40 -Ib. mark. But the Nk"hitby weigh station results proved otherwise. "(The result) shocked me," conceded vander Cruysen. "When I first saw it I went over to look at the scoreboard and then I saw that my fish was leading. I couldn't believe it." Vander Cruvsen took home jVhOVV7ZPlCKERING MOBILE CARPET UPHOLSTERY OPEN ::;:>:& VEHICLE STEAM CLEANING Llvirg Room 1 Entire Houser Sofa, I 96 ICU Interior Cleaning Any 5 Room Chair 50 OFF gets, Fabric, Dining Room I I 1 Seats 3 Trunk & Hall � Loveseat any Protective A Hall 1 $ 00 1 $6500 1 on CarpetlCheinical b yIs ARS VANES $2795 1 """i1°": ;;I Upholstery 1 60 O "Go with the Specialists for a 837-0601 i avow lbs ;;;.;FREE ESTIMATE «SooldrtQs 7 BAYS -24 HOURS (FRESH BEER - 1/2�PRICE! 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MOHAMMED Sales RepresentalivelRegistered Mortgage Broker (416) 756-1234 -Your One .Stop Real Estate Professional Buying, Selling, Mortgage Financing . up to A O%off J Building Centre 699-6000 380 Birchmount Rd., Scarborough Mon. - Fri. 10 - 6 Sat. 9 - 4 THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS: Fluorescent fixs. $6.99 Sonoflex ceiling tiles .99 Pot lights $5.99 New shipment: ARarvia Doors and Windows PAYING T00 MUCH For Home & Auto Insurance? t 683m9725 PINE RIDGE INSURANCE Established 1978 676 Monarch Ave. Unit 13, Ajax, Ont oval Bank Your Local Skatine Club 0 0 r • C, J I ....................... Air Tech tops in Pickering Tmball after series sweep PICKERING - The Air Tech T -ball team is the champs of the Pickering Baseball Association T -ball division this year. The Air -Tech squad defeated Robert Case Realty in the best -of -three division final two games straight to claim the championship. Air Tech won the first game 32-30 and wrapped up the series with a narrow 42-41 victory in the second contest. En route to the championship, Air Tech defeated Coughlin Homes 31-30 in the quarter -finals of the playoffs. In the semi-final, Air Tech moved into the championship series after beating Realty World 34-32. The Air Tech squad finished tied for first place in the regular -season standings with Robert Case Realty. The teams posted identical records of 12 wins, two losses and two ties. Air Tech celebrated its championship victory with a pizza party at Classic Pizza in Pickering Friday night. Team members are Chris Papalia, Bradley Leuf (ens, David Armstrong, Scan Compton, David Grieves, Ryan Gemon, Michael Tadman, Adam Ogbome, Paul Benson, Steven Smart, Patrick O'Sulli- van and Matthew Glover. The coaches arc Michael Leulkens, Joe Papalia and Ryan Lomas. Wanderer players help win silver FROM PAGE A21 Lidon and Sherri Pearson —played for the gold -medal -winning Toron- to Rugby Union's (TRU) West select team. The TRU west squad defeated the TRU east team 22-5 in the gold - medal game of women's rugby in Scarborough Sunday aftemo>n. Meanwhile, six players from the Ajax Wanderers' under -19 men's team competed on the Toronto Rugbv Union's select squad which captured the silver medal. The TRU squad was defeated by the Eastern Ontario Rugby Union team I 1-10 in the gold -medal game Sunday. Playing for the TRU from the Ajax Wanderers were Steve Gibbons, Glenn Millcr, Craig Campbell, Chuck Butler, Dwayne Wilshire and Rick Luc:. -------------- I .......................................................... aaoee.•+ww. •.. k.±na\\\�tirroatax�vnmrY.vvaxaa?�\ro±ro\+\•+a>.�..��:.a\m y.>\:sxwrn.:t.�n �-w.m.+wv.�\�\�!L.`h\b\\\\IUC.':[.hK.1:AK\\\\\K\\\'t\�)>%: Steps to a Healthier Car f7oro 32. r lu. (a. 1. Itttx:, oil clunge & oil fiker tq)rcc nv_-n[ (All. fi 1R .�� .�P1'l>Iti I11E\ I'. (Nfrr t alitl ti tr nx zst 2. T(44** tip of an tlttrids: hrakr, windshwkl, anti• mv/c.%rhick-% at v(xtr k x:t1 lunicipating (k M xh c:tr (c nitittl diBetrntW, trunttriswi(rt AW lxtwcr.tc,crbig pltn an Atiltown icc Retaik'n until ,"c'mtx-r 2i,, 1992. Pk -.Lw extra 4L jug of windshield w. cher sokitiOn Ixv. nt this LL-nificatc. -- 3. Bch dIghtening for 4npn)%•ed ricTf( ni=xc. a%4Vtk:(hk r- r 4. Tor nttation and iresixxiion (for rims aril srtiggs) to extend ttrtmfe :AW ER'rI�ED 5. Air pttt�trfun e service all titrs, irx.iudirtl;m a � j 6. Batten' cable clrutirtg and fiffing (if yells. as 41)k4* Bn ak ciearting mW itWx-cUm From tune-ups to tires. (allliK.ill. andptxc�,MladtliteMol.tkitrm. Tir ak-ctrlotlx I'th 1992 \ocaltckmn N., intctty w ith up to lour nt Meth, t„ Fur, in pur0%axN cxcc tt1ing S-'i(ttM( usage m;* W cmh catch .n pantupxug( nt alit.li>rtkt ah. Mfg Q' N Eam I AIR VILE for cern 5 i .pent on tires and wr%ice. k.k %our Q participating roailcrabout (KMMhear.airtmvclrrMantswiihpttrchan. Tires a Tune-ups a mocks a wakes a Alignment a Oil, lube Al Filter. r. mrLhanLL71 !m icc AW \Ation Avk\%9n'aW A -AL"' at JU (itM Mh t'.tr l CfltfR'd AIM/ t.(Txti , NMk'[.. AJAX OSHAWA 355 Bayly Street west 162 King Street East 850 King Stmet west �aRrwo ' 427-6075 571-3400 436-9010 THE NEM ADV9RTIS91t .*19p, AWU9T341992-PAGB23-A: Call Al Rivett at 683-5110 with your sports results. The Town of Pickering A ' A J Department of -..�, ) Community Services and Facilities LABOUR DAY OPERATING HOURS FACILITY SEPT. 5TH SEPT. 6TH SEPT. 7TH RECREATION 9 A.AL4 P.M. 9 ALM. -6 PAL 10 A.M.4 P.M- CtMMPLEX COMPLEX' 1 PJ4.4 RML f P.M.4 RK i P.M.4 P.K POOL DUNBARTON CLOSED INDOOR POOL I SENIORS .. CLOSED .._..- ......_.. CENTRE PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX POOL/DUNBARTON INDOOR °OOL ANNUAL MAINTENANCE SHUTDOWN DUNBARTON INDOOR POOL MAINTENANCE SHUTDOWN - AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 7,1992 (inclusive) Pickering Recreation Complex Pool will be open for regular SUMMER hours during this shutdown PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX POOL MAINTENANCE SHUTDOWN SEPTEMBER 8 - SEPTEMBER 13,1992 rr-duslve) Dunbarton Indoor Pool will be open during this week as follows: I Sept 7th 1 Sept 8th, SepL 9tft, Sept loth I Sept 11th and 13th , T p.m -8 p.m (OPEN) 2 P.M.4 P.M. 8 PAL -9 PM. (ADULT ONLY) (OPEN) For more information on all swim schedules and programs, piease contact the Department of Community Serv!ces and Facilities at 420-4621, 420-4622 or 683-2760 MORE TMAft N TME M■K*VWAY. AYLY-t 1! — i-'tAw.rAf 7 Not only does GO Transit cut the because you buy your ticket at time it takes to get to the CNE, the GO station, you need not but we also cut the cost to get line up again at the gate. in. You'll save a dollar on� Sounds like a fair deal, adult admissions' to doesn't it' And a good Canada's largest fair. reason GO Transit Our Lakeshore line will be the most runs right to Exhibi- popular ride at this tion Place. And year's CNE. �N� TRANSIT ■ CNE Hotline: 393-6000. For GO Information, call 665-0022 Hearing-impaired devices: 1-800-387-3652. 'Not valid in combination with any other discount offer. ---- -_. _ _ ._..--. -. - _.. _--e+..po � .s- .,-.+r-++rx�w_ ._fir+*'a?.yA•�"-' ....� ='�.i,4' IMGEA THE NEV►S ~VBR7ISE1. VIre", AUGUST 4% 1972 _u — Scoreboard r . . PICKEFUNG SOFTRBALL ASSOCIATION SQUIRT BOYS' 'A' DIVISION Furl regLdw season standinge TEAM G W L T DON'T ' THAT Pickering Slo-Sporis 1a 13 1 0 26 Pickering Men's Slo-Pilch 14 11 3 0 22 P,ckenng Toyota 14 6 8 0 12 Cater King 14 5 9 0 10 TRAFFIC Bay Dukes 14 4 1C 0 8 SOUIRT BOYS 'B' DIVISION TEAM G W L T PTS I You I face •substantialincrease Aexcel Insurance 15 11 4 0 22 O.Tooles 15 9 6 C 18 rates as • result of a traffic ticket conviction. At A -Plus Software 15 8 ? 0 16 Nouon Autc Body 15 6 9 0 12 TRAFFIC TICKET EXPERTS Whites Road Shell )5 4 10 1 9 Nets Autc Service 15 2 12 1 5 FREE. We are staffed I ex -police officers who wHI AJAX WARRIORS SOCCER CLUB UNDER -SIX GIRLS' DIVISION advise you of your options anI act as your agent ST. Clair Pam' 8 Paper 1 ;Goal by Lauren Person, MVP Sarah Booth; vs. Spudsters French Fries 1 (Goal by Hayley Walker), J b F Waste Systems 3 THERE ARE (Goals by _L ,e O'Br�en. Emily Hobbs. Kathryn DEFENCES Fegan. MVP Sabrina Sonsor) vs. AAx Horne Hard- ACCIDENTS, r s , ware 2 ,Goats by Ashely Grncarorski. Amanda Spanger. MVP Jessica Elwell); Deer Creek Gott ClCARELESS DRIVING Club 5 (Goals by Dsha Rawlley 2. Megan Ne;son 2. Laura Smrakel vs. A' Croxford,JaCK Kearns Oor,- N icn t • cal _ � 1 Results from last week _ UNDER -EIGHT GIRLS' DIVISION 377 Fawnbrook GOO C'ub 3 ,Goa s by N,coe C Baer 2. MacKenzie Ela Winor MVP Stephanie Sandeancs vs. Ne;son EXPERTS • • • • • : Hobbes 2 (Goss by Sarah Ripley. Lindsay Kraus. MVP ",clay B akey); Dcksc^ Printing 4 (Goats by Keit' Hart 3. Katharine Courtemanche. MVP Ke' y -Ian) vs. A�ax Optimist Club t (Goal by Sarah Pay - far. MVP Em.y hast name not prcv,dec;; Eastern Eavestro,,gr rc 2 (Goa's by Lindsay Mu,chy 2 MVP Amy McM,Par) vs. Pharma P!Ls Drogman 0 (MVP Mor,ca Hu -ter); Bolcom Serv,oes ' (Goa, by Caitlin Molhcne MVP Erin Albanese vs P,lleys Pirates C tMVP Anne Hagerty,: Ajax K. reties 2 (G,Oa's by La✓a Wan 2 MVP Ash,ey Poze-, vs Alax L.ans C:ub 1 ;Goal by Anson Farr. MVP Bra tany Link; UNDER -10 GIRLS' DIVISION QCKSdn Prn;,nc 4 iGoaa o,, Ke, Mcir•os^..,nd. say Browr ealne, Smith. c"arys Raynor vs Vyin by Cancan Tire I. Ala- Annuc Tool b Gauge 5 (Goals by Mcheile Anderson 3. Co,,rtney A st Natasha Sm•r vs Rclxer,ng Hann b Associates 0; Al. Scrarnoes Restaurart 5 vs. Aux K rs-nen 3 (Goals by Messa Hamtrn. Erin Linde,. Ac•enne Karneyt; Wfl.rby Highland Van 6 Storage a vs A,a. Lions • (Goa by Nicole Go,dmar• UNDER -12 GIRLS' DIVISION Ajax Anmac -co b Ga -;e 3 fGcas b. Meissa Tavior 2 111 no A:, -,y, vs Wh by Oot mins ' A,a. Anrrac 'col 8 Ga„ ge 6 ,Gcas by Me ssa `avio, 3, ,ncsay Ance•sor 2. Anc,ea B,ow- n Uxbridge C UNDER -14 GIRLS' DIVISION Aja- Reec, = •r sus oas tiv V ria- Mean&^ i. V cea r V. _ny 2. Lerndw b'c :uga , 2. Me• e^.' 'Ac-arer Petr ,nam,ilorl vs wn,lbv „ohnsdn Con. ,oa A,a. Cc' ^a•s 3 . Goan Dy Kat^y McDo.ga,i ?. Mssy Des•oches vs W` Mi, Cra yen 3. UNDER- 16 GIRLS' DIVISION fax Venice F;;a -.;ilea" by A- _., -- cycs _ Laura ka-vo, 2 , ncsay =erg son. Srarno- Axe Ina vs Wr'c, Oonmsts 0. Aa. Ph�ups 6 Voore kisla^Ce ` Goa s by Deanna Adams 3. Ncov Ga"'"tore K• s• ria Peterson) vs W' !by Dynamos 3 :.ADZES' OPEN DIVISION CUP SEM FINAL Wr •bv 2 V$ tie so- -ou o•. UNDER -EIGHT BOYS' DIVISION (Aug. 19) he y P•c-ot o -s 2 (Gca's oy R c-a•e Beatty, Pa.. c' _'"man vs Ala. Optimist Club 2 !Goats by Ada^ Cao,. 2). CPT' 7 IGoas by %xnare, A.a•c 4. Ryar Phukhand 2. Req McGrego, vs Maclean Hunter Cable TV 0; Owascc Voi.swa er Ana 7 (Goals by Andre Vincent 4, ue"rey 1,% - y-• 2. A,ex Karney! vs B b W Trave, sw.,c.-s C PICKERING VILLAGE SOCCER CLUB MNI SQUIRT DIVISION - PLAYOFFS Standings as of Aug ' 9 Notice of Liquor Licence Application The following establishment has applied to the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario for a liquor licence under the Liquor Licence Act: Application for a Sale Licence P.J. Burgundy's, Super Centre Mall 1792 Liverpool Road South, Unit #3, Pickering Any resident of the municipality may make written submission as to whether the issuance of the licence is in the public interest having regard to the needs and wishes of the residents. Submissions must be received no later than September 26, 1992. Copies of submissions will be given to the applicants. Please include your name and address on all correspondence. Submissions to be sent to: Liquor Licence Board of Ontario Licensing and Permits Branch 55 Lake Shore Blvd. E., Toronto ON WE 1A4 Fax: (416) 326-0308 OOntario SHOOT TO WIN FOR BACK -TO -SCHOOL! SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1992 1-3 p.m. Shop for Back -to -School and test your skill. '1' buvs you 3 shots on the net. Each "goal'' scored enters a ballot to win! Brought to You bv: Ajax-Pickenng HARWOOD � PLACE MALL 314 Harwood Ave. S. TEAM GP W L T F A PTS :SketchleyCr3 3 C 10 C 6 nwane Fox b Flowerpot 3 2 C 15 a MarKvdk unco.r 3 1 1 3 3 3 Castle For Wear 3 t 2 C 2 '2 2 Pickering Phow 3 t 2 C 4 12 2 St. .ar rs Cali 3 0 2 1 2 e I O m Game results from Aug 19 Sketchley Cleaners 3 (Goals by Patrick Mine 2, JL JL Ilu— )(rrsta Thorley vs. Pickering Photo C, Fox b Flow. ` (e1 Bator ' (Goats S Andrew s. Castle Fe 5. _s1,ne � + � � \ tl�-� � _ �9_4 224 -- JUNIOR BaIeman. JMn $;eptoe) vs. Castle FLrWear0,Markv-lie Lincoln 1 (Goal by Joshua CCow vs St♦ { SOUIRT DIVISION` PLAYOFFS —� Stand" as of Aug. 19 TEAM GP W L T F A Your Home Improvement and Renovation Show IPTS Coffee Time Donuts 3 2 0 1 6 1 5 0 LOEB Ajax Mkpl 3 2 1 5 2 4 'Pols. VdC. Spots 3 2 1 C 9 3 a i Bruce &sse,i Pontiac 3 1 t 1 3 4 3 " Stan's Home 'mprov. 3 1 2 C 3 5 2 f Pine Ridge G G. 3 0 3 0, 12 0 Gamefrom Aug. 19 Coflea Time Donuts 4 4 (Goals by Thomas Milne 2. David Zak 2� vs. Pine Ridge Garden Gallery 0; ,t A LOEB Alax M arhetplace 3 (Goals by Rachael IN spurs 2. Adam Alexander) vs. Bruce Bissell Pone- . lid 1 (Goal by Gregory Urbas): Prckerng Village vs. is n' (Goals I rovem is 0. 3. Kyle Wright) ��%� ars. Stan's Huns Improvements 0. I 1A�F Ar]YIIIl1 D `vj�QQinI 11[I SENIOR SQUIRT DIVISION -PLAYOFFS FTS int Starid4gs GP Aug.as of L T F A Sol �/� LTII�1 O'BnenDance Studio 3 2 0 1 9 5 5 ILLN 'u�1y' 'n U '�►/��JQ` j`�1 Piot. VA. Pharmacy 3 2 1 0 8 7 4 'MI►ta +, Demtra Sheet Mewls 3 1 0 2 4 3 4 Gilezeau's Hawkeyes 3 1 1 1 4 3 3 Jolles -Dooley Ins. 3 0 1 2 5 8 2 Evergeen Cleaners 3 0 3 0 1 5 0 Gams results from Aug. 19 Demrra Sheet Mewls 3 (Goals by Wayne Gow, LEARN ' , Christopher Marquardt. Michael Pantaleo) vs. Jones -Dooley Insurance, 3 (Goals by David McAlis- ter 2- Peter Dooley);awn L Dance Studio 5 (Goals DOUBLE�`,I by Scott Larkin 2, Shawn Leitch 2, Chad Morrison)gall' vs. Pickering Village Pharmacy 2 (Goals by Grant MacDonald. Andrew Scott): Grpezeau's Hawksyes CAli 2 (Goals by Kedar Nelson) vs. Evergreen Cleaners 0. L/ 1 �aUp44fire�dml�gdpep� I Recycle this (I newspaper. All proceeds towards the Ajax & Pickering General Hospital Building Fund. 0 0 • 1• 4'xrC1►iC11VCAf1VCNM•fcten MR•.i ..ve.es-.v .�� ac 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 careers 100 Careers 104 Careers iK\\ FI. 2 T7 t1 K1ti\1 NI('K(f ( ()%I[.[ I IK hl.}( IK((vl(� Ill \I MI\ISI K\II()% U}�I V r IIVH IUI . ..,... r.. Y rl ..,�...•, •. r , •.* • `` � � � l'in 1 f -I M ... w.vl nrlrl M rw.M.Ceti +Ytl�w r .+wneVt, .-r ` MJ X _/�i � .•mwtr i rn. tom.` 1 � I � -� l — .'r Pr (J Nee- .• sr.r.R ( s L � " - ._.... w... .. .... u...... r... . .... OR 1) PHU1'1 SSIN(. 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Previous experience is an asset, however, we do provide full training. Journey's End olfers a progressive, friendly, work environment comprehensive benefit package. and compeltive wages. Interested applicants should appy in person at: 533 Kingston Rd. Pickering Earn a 5 figure income, fishing, the 3 month salmon season. Also construction, canneries, oil fields 6 morell For imm. response call CHILDREN FOR MODELING 8 Tv. Needed for catalogull raal fashion shows i TV cimmelm ak 6 series. Ages 44Z AN types r< BUSINESS IS COMPUTER COLLEGE Committed to Excellence in Education Computer Programming & Systems Analysis/ Electronic Desktop Publishing & Graphics/ Autocad, Version II/WordPerfect/Word/ Lotus/Accpac/Simply Accounting/DOS/ '•C'-/dl3ase IV/Pascal/Cobol/Windows/ QuarkXPress/CorelDRAW !/Illustrator/ Harvard Graphics/PageMaker/Ventura Financial assistance may be available to eligible students. 0 Persons 45 years of age and over who were laid off within the last six months may also be eligible for government-sponsored retraining. TWase, Call us today for more information. Locations in Pickering and Scarborough .;.::;.,.,f• .:., (416) 427-3010 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help FRENCH SPEAKING ASSISTANT For small private school. 12 - 6 p.m. in Pickering Village. cau 686-5005 ' YODELS NEEDED Immeft111y for Obs in TV bill,vitlelm i Fwrtslss, mills, it arm. No eltp. cuss. Ap* ro1M (416) 111IM11 CMLOIfEIt 4.0 dss ENVIRO MASTERS LAWN CARE is now hiring telemarketers. Work from the convenience of your own home. No selling required. caa Peter 831-6389 WORK FROM HOME $300 weekly possible. Free report. Send stamped envelope to: FfomBworkinN Reswclt Cama UN Kant Sufi 162 ip _•�•-!::',Iitffis_�eti.�q?l.Ra.t.•Irw..xM. •. -t.•as•.. ...r....u...v. ear:. �..-...�.: ,. ..y .. .tt�� Ij 'a-�4xV : Yi,.• R. w ... ... ,. rr•�. .- ..tte-r .�>-. ..k": �'iilM.F"Mm.Tn-.roti•. ._ .. ...w":..a.r .. P.rKM. tivl��V�'A�Ci .'.TI.': "'.1Yr1:'Wai"� 2'�1 !q(iEf�=f'qL►NLiIYSABh►aA'ftlt�t.'M�1'A�IOIA!'f"]:,'lf!! . 110 G«frw HeIP 110 Gows H* 110 Game H* 110 Gaws Ho 120 only H* 120 orna Hllp 120 onm mp 120 OmaH* f7 YWCA Requiros a of Oshawa Housing Director M energetic and experienced indNidud is reglraed to manage all aspects of a comprehensive supportive housing program for women and that children. Duties wl4 include staff supervisions and training, financial management, department administration, new service development, marketing, and collaboration with other agencies. Applicants will be degree or diploma graduates in social work, counseling, health, or related field; with 3-5 years experience in a management position related to housing services. ►lust have strong skills in leadership, communication, staff supervision and team building, and knowledge of women's housing and empowerment issues. Cross-cultural skills are an asset Please apply with resume by September 18, 1992 to: Executive Director Oshawa YWCA IQ 33 McGrigor SL Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 1x1 A United Way Agency and equal opportunity erwicyer s HUMAN .�,,,�� `RESOURCES MANAGER Just In Time Automotive Supplier requires Human Resources generalist. Responsibilities to include: Contract Administration, Labour Relations, Employee Evaluation and Training, Benefit Plans, Workers' Compensation Administration, Compliance with Government Agencies, Develop, Implement and Monitor Human Resources Administration and Procedures. Qualifications: Degree in Business Administration, Human Resources or related field preferred. Five plus years Human Resources Manager experience in a Union Manufacturing environment required. Excellent written and oral communication skills a necessity. We offer a competitive salary including an excellent benefits program. Please send your resume in confidence to: Lear Seating Canada Ltd. 2001 Forbes St Whitby, Ontario L1 N 7V4 Attention: Human Resources N" IF#UVMM PLAYM The leader in quality entertainment and service is now hiring a part-time RELIEF MANAGER Famous Players is seeking a career oriented individual to grow with our theatre management staff. Work with the public in an exciting environment where there is opportunity for advancement. Successful candidates will have demonstrated organizational abilities, strong communication skills and will be able to work flexible hours. Please send resiune in calf'derwe to: FAMOUS PLAYERS INC. 146 Bloor St W. Toronto, Ontario MSS 1 P3 Alit: Jill Kitson Fax (416) 964-6035 ADULT CARRIERS REQUIRED Must be able to deliver Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Must have own rr• Please ~tall 605117 Ask for Camille or Michelle &WK1Wi&W & $8181716 NOW HIRING Day" position, 20.25 WJBlk Must be manure and ileo. Apply it person before 6Dpm. 705 Km"on Rd. a1 tMofles Rd. Plaza WANTED - LUNCHTIME SUPERVISORS For the new Lincoln Alexander Public School. This is a one hour daily paid position. Interviews will be held during the first week of September. Please apply in writing to: Mrs. Ellen Correll Lincoln Alexander Public School 95 Church St N., Ajax, Ontario • IT M, 150 sandwiches b salads NOW HIRING Day time position, 20-25 hrs.lwk. Must be mature and flex. Apply in person before 6 p.m. 465 Bayly St, at Westney Rd. (beside Tim Horton's) AZ -DZ AND COURIER DRIVERS For long term, short term and day to day assignments, are required for our busy east end driver service office. We require a min. 3 yrs. driving exp., recent abstract with no demerits. A good working knowledge of Toronto East and good working attitude. If you possess all the above, we've got a job for you. Apply to: At= Labour Lease 1719 Lawrtfnee Ave. E. Scarborough, Ont. OLAN MILLS - An established company of 60 years is now expanding into Canada. H you have experience in telephone sales and direct sales and management, can handle fast paced growth and can take a challenge and tum it into an opportunity: CALL FOR A PERSONAL INTERVIEW 420-5883 & ASK FOR MS. RODGERS. TELEt11ARKETERs pan tine hours. it you have telema ke" experience naw haw an eacW tional apporhxtity to alter. start -"WV irrtrrwdialely. Marring and evening hours available. Cam 420.5063 MW19Z ARE you a parentiteacherl daycare p-Ader looking for ex- tra inconr? Discovery Toys can be perlsel for you. Cal Jane, 416 42&8146 a Lai, 869.2941. COUNTER (090142) u Halenda's Mi Meds. too Westney Rd. S.. Aim. Must be People orI - and efficient. Full tines or pit Urns. Apply it person, between 1.5 p.m. miloThuniday, Friday and Saturday. EARN steady moray vert tine. We required keyboard guitar and vocal tsaclhers, Must read and dale by ear. Cal 579-6001. M827M FULL or Part time hai sVo re- qubW for salon in Pkikwfrtg :01 hour b start, berheN and prOM sharig. Cal 42610D7. ssk for Rachel. (092002) AMAaMG Opporkmajeal This is no Ginpri ki Earn $700h sskly assernbkg products or suAft «hweiop.s ar home. Act now. PoeNiahe fir quk*. For free decals send SASE b GAT International. Oshawa Cents, P.O. Boa 30525, Oehawac OnL LIJ OLS. M020M BB BARGOONS - one of Canada's largest gnow,rg Wife - or denorasrg chef». Due to Our awrerflrwrt til superior cus- tomer service end out un- pw&W g -Oh, we we locking for full and part time sales associates. Interested can- dfdaMs apply by ntd ahy, ID: Sloss Manager, BB Bangm %. 1765 Pickering Parkway. THE TORONTO STAR SALES OPPORTUNITY STUDENTSII MW hoe PM400 twwhpa b seed..-lowesle b IaonoN r aPEOkL NITlOouCTOfrr F791 b plwisl Ann diwry bscribws tAroephwI tM u%Am ase 1b 4**"Mrd Trannp. p, " per tie Shill CANDIDATES TMG 10 EAN V TO AIM Alla /ER HOUR in GOOD m wwncdo abut' ad akaa iw dseip sill be pMc on" be .dawam. TRANSPOITINFIGN sed +epawor e pro.dad by cur kwoW rd. FLEXW WCWMG Halal 500 pm tamaaL Men fires 1 PAL - 4 Pak Sa. AGMS71IE SELFLInum C QUALIFIED MCNELAALS Pbm sat le lsMa a! tram a say W2292 aaaa-SPAL Um 441 EARN AT HOME LIKE TALKING TO PEOPLE? Arrange by phone, Client initiated interviews Income based on set Interviews Phone 9 tnL-12 moon D. Irwin 428-2407 HAIRSTYLIST required, tug or ADMINISTRATION SECRETARY AJAX Responsible for COMCHEQ Payroll, Word Processing, Receivables, Benefit Administration and light reception. Successful candidates will have strong communication skills and minimum 2 years payroll and on - hand computer experience. If you are a qualified, interested candidate, please call Linda or Debbie at 683-2350 ACCOUNTING PERSON REQUIRED Responsibilities, include order entry, and all aspects of accounts receivables and payables. Requirement: College Diploma in Accounting Knowlitidge Essential y WordPeriea 5.1 necessary Appllcanls also sown 3 years job related expenenoe Resumes MOP mailed to: GREAT LAKES PACKAGING CORPORATION LTD. 175 NORTH ST. 130 Sales ens 130 �'gstAen SALESPERSON FEMALE/MALE Due to increased sales, Durham's' largest Ford dealer is looking for 4 ambitious individuals to join our sales staff. Experience preferred but training will be provided for the right individuals. We offer an excellent compensation plan with up to 40% commission. Apply In person VAldwood Ford Sales 1167 Kingston Rd. Pickering, Ontario 839-6666 Jet Moulding Compounds Limited an Automotive parts manufacturer located in Ajax requires: PERMANENT PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST/ DATA ENTRY CLERK To work 41/2 hours per day. This is an hourly paid contract. Please contact the Personnel Administrator at 686-1707_- Ext. 233 PART-TIME SECRETARY NEEDED Must be experienced in WordPerfect 5.1. Please call George Between 8 a.m.-12 noon 428-2915 Hosp. Medical 150 Dental MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST for clinic in South Ajax. 2 evenings per week. Alternate Saturdays Experience helpful but not necessary. Ability to take blood an asset. MEDICAL Secretary - rrinrnum RepRep Reply to tyro years experience. Must Available have recent medical File #5033 temhlnobgy, dicia Wng. word AFFORDABLE -liable daycare Perfect 5.1. Call The Minacs Oshawa This Group. Oshawa. Anne. 579 etperlrhoe rHArfiokn lunches and snacks. Daily outing, in. 2911 or Ajax Nancy. 427.6060. Week, (090192, 1 and hes 2 link _`_n -- _ M. - _ Af> IF you are overail 45 and have o P.O. P.O. Box 481 nwe"Ify been toe, you may quality W `rainy'; nsistar1Oe Oshawa Ont. DIPOCERT. Latus. Wordpwiea, t Dbase. word. accw, bedlord. L1 H 7L5 aulocad. Ventura, pagem*er- Harvard. Corel and Systems Analyst. Financial assstana RNA'S and Meds - Experience availsbis for Ngide students required. Shift work weekends. under 45 a over who do not Cal Mr. Rosenburg at 509-2582. quality for tree trarnng. Durham (082892) Business computer college, 427-3010. Day Care (TF) p/�� 1 VO Wanted 135 Sledded Help IIANNY/HOUSEKEEPER re- quired for two children. apes 2 and 5. Pickering area. ex. EXPERIENCED Shoot Metai penence and references Rough -in person required fed 60 required. Own vehicle an asset. townhouses in Whitby. Call Cal 5M08%. (082892) John (416) 9262102. (090,92) -__-_ - sABYSITTER required. Tues` part ems for busy hen salon in Thurs 4-10 p.m. Sal. 9-5 p.m. 2 Whitby. Wages pus 135 p 135 p 135 P g and 7. My 20-84 run co-yrvascn. Prions 43'`-299¢ Skilled Help Skilled f1E'I $�� Hel smokers only. 420-6465. ask for Anrw. (082692) (003092) txq Auto pans. Whitby and Oshawa ansa_ Please apply in person to: 95 Sunray St. unit 1. MRrtby- (090192) CRISIS Worker - must be able to work wwell under pressure and haw very good assessment skiAs. sound knoa4ed9e Of Cort~ munrty resources and strong counselling skills essential. Only persons with a minorum of 5 yews co -fined education and ogwwnce in the marital heath field will be considered. This Position involves stwt work and weekends. Apply in wwrov to: Keary Grave. 206 Byron SL S. Whiby, Ort. L1N 4PG MW71M FRESH FACES now being seen by Toronto agency for ModMing. acting assignnwrtw. All sees wwela, . New carters enter Star -Fast 92 and win free training. photo sessions and agency connact. For details• tam 1-416421.6963. (002790 OSM WA Nursery School, 6 day moniii program requires an Assistant Teacher, begimi t; September S. 666-5504. roe2e92j CAKE Deooraors required - part time forewe "it' calces. can. expwi nce in using rolled fondants and . r n s itlp. Cal Cmaive Wed- ding Cakes, betanen 10-4 Pin. A 619.3010. (0628M HOMEMAKERIMATURE 51WO t, 1e years of age and older. Part -tire l bmwko" Positions available. SAfv. All -provided. Aftematkg protrlded b Novae who quality. Call 420-6991 to arrange Yeerhdere• (TF) UVE-MI Nannplloknekeeper re I I - aps" sone EngMh. European -South American- Pl ft* s, Toronto area. 416 M6S71S. (092792) OIrO1tTUNITY in Kuwait - pay andM uaranp on sasportatlon. Pbeae call 516929.0341, pod. 007. (091792] - 120 om• Help RECEPIKm i,UaM&�IgK m roquww Amen -Fd, 61i P . 001 cU A Young and rapidly growing European electronics company with offices around the world has openings in Pickering for the following positions: MARKETING SECRETARY The ideal candidate will have a minimum of five years experience in a fast paced office environment with a strong command of the English language, possess excellent typing skills and advanced background in WP 5.1 Windows, Ac pac - Bedford Windows, Lotus 1-2-3, d Base III and Telemagic telemarketing software. ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGIST Three to five years experience in state-of-the-art microprocessor based data collection and security system bench and field work. Must have advanced background in PC ;based systems, SMD and RF technology. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE A motivated self starter with a superb achievement record in Sales to government, large corporations and institutions with strong background in PC based electronic sysleim. The ideal candidale Possesses excellent corrrrrttnications and marketing sId1s. We offer challenging careers in a demanding environment, excellent salaries, fringe benefits and pedomtarwe incentives. Multi-inguailism in English, French and Gemma- would be an Ouaified canddates should apply b: FILE #5032 OSHAWA THIS WEEK P.O. BOX 481 OSHAWA, ONT L1 H 71.5 AUTOMATIVE spray painter. Cade High volume production ex- 165 Avallaae Day Care 165 f> .w re4"i•d, Ajwt area i7.b0 per hour. Also rwded, Available Liquid buk AZ dthsrs. Call Jan DATCARE available In my 0142741000, The Mi acs Group. home. Full or pan -tines. Low AFFORDABLE -liable daycare 101111111" Mils. NWOnoaa and r 011111 s. ardable to ny harts. 4 yaws EXpE+iE=W food fie. Finch and Whifes. Rd. gag pP,edpr regelnd for maternity 5007. M303912) etperlrhoe rHArfiokn lunches and snacks. Daily outing, in. leave. Oct. -Feb. 92. Large DAYCARE available in nM unionized nursing and retire- hams. ages 2 and up, kahClwee come tax � ip�iven. WellAga -tent home in Pf Mft Cap and erhacks ilckltled, pNarencu 1 and hes 2 link _`_n -- _ M. - _ Af> MATURE and experienced babyslter required for one yew old. Relereri m upon request. Please call 686-9841, Ajax. (092692) DAYCARE needed for 8 year ole. before and after school. Roup.-aurn and Hwy 82 area (north). Please cam SM2991. (0828M UVE-OUT nr"Rlousekesper required. starting inn e6nomy. experienced, legal with hamPortason. 30.40 hours a wwek. Pickering. cam b.t�ww.«t 9.11 a.m 500-9un. (0e30at) UVEatI babysilbr required for 5 and , yew aid. Non smoker. must have drivers mcenwe and references. 50e -44N after 6 p.m. (Gomm 165 Ava„abl DAY CARE avail" in my home, mature expariwrced lady wit look arts` 2 years and older, 2 full time spaces only. Large fenced yard food receipts provided. $90 weekly, 663.8673. AFM; RIDABLE rdilbW stet. Iro in Sq* wiw. Doycws for Your child. any age. relaxed environment. out�ihpss�� crabs. nutritious food, ttexble hours, South Ajax, mother of two. PaUlk 427.4213. 0=0 HEED reliable babyskl&r for your 2 yews or older kids in my iron~-, anttdks, hot kinch. forhoed yard. references. ful of part 493. lResei.nd 427- R umm relpotwbw Mother UAB Provide daycare for any age In My hwrs. C.P.R., Fist Aid UP 411 WWO" PubicCall 4211igoes. v 1, -21 9tlttool DAYCARE available in nV horns, Wirt Shore, Hilcreef wee. Lady Of tis Bay and Fair. Port Beach School. Loving rtMUNN TA WOVIft kmdkes and mace. Fenced yard wMh toys. Pasoan" rales, call ahylirs, 0 • 40 • C s [l • 1 • 1• Cl 165 tnaa 165 220 F*.1two. 280 LostROME &Found WEE CARE • oak - FOR SALE AND CONSTRUCTION HAVE YOU REGISTER NOW FOR SEPTEMBER! sons and test, $75. 10 lessons, f150 SII 287-30l (os2s WANTED Lawnmowers, in good condition, veneer. Finished in ,r choice y« FOUND OUR months and up. Westneyr401 MEN with trucks w i i do guaranteed, ako Aid. Any age. reasonable rates. Flooring,"Quality Ages 2 to 5 Aug. 31. 985-8774 or 985-8330. (062792) repairs, trades. buys, $10 paid for gas lawnmower, Carpeting 721-1832 - " Day care full days with black Top. 19.000 kmi any condition. Free pick-up 11(wry' Chevettes, all certified. Automatic . school DARBON TILE Call Mike 420-5137 Answering machine. (082692) f half da s SALE - new and used frost free / 1 calf Y Junior Kindergarten fridges, coin washers and dryers apartment onus. NAME: Kjmbo on 5 acre country St Stephenaon'a Furniture and Appliances. 227 Court St. TYPE: Yellow Labrador MARKINGS: setting Oshawa.9042)Call 576•7448. Tattoo on left ear. Went Q 6V6-1161 SOLID oak and pine tables, chairs and bedroom furniture. missing g Harwood/We5lney area. Southwood students, welcome. Buy direct Irom one of the Reward. 10 Top St., Ajax, north of Hwy. #2 " J' the largest man. Please Call off Harwood. middle man. Eg. 7 n. oak tables, Eg. 7ers, k to single pedestal, $399: double t .741 683-i�45 INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD In caring, safe, fun home environment. Licensed by M.C.S.S. Reasonable rates. Receipts, flexible hours. Call DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAY CARE Driving Schools Home Home Moving, Improvements Improvements Storage ALL SAFE PRO DRIVERS. Certified instructors from Professional Teachers. Days • Evenings Weekends. Home or Business pick-up. 281-1622 VAZ GENERAL = CONTRACTING Specializing in all carpentry. custom horses, adaions 5 mofirlg - - il;i d*m & bathrooms, windows - Waterproofing - basements, ceramic teles & hardwood floors -15 yrs. exp. For free estimates call 683-5818 HARDEN M & N GENERAL CONTRACTING pedes a, chairs from $109; cannonball bed, $299; - S i 8 Driving schools. 3 lea- CONSTRUCTION sleigh bed, $499; all sold. no 300 Automobiles sons and test, $75. 10 lessons, f150 SII 287-30l (os2s &ROOFING veneer. Finished in ,r choice y« For Sale months and up. Westneyr401 MEN with trucks w i i do of stain. Prices in erfed until Aid. Any age. reasonable rates. Flooring,"Quality to Last" Aug. 31. 985-8774 or 985-8330. (062792) 1991 Convertible Camaro ort7 Moto, Sp, candy apple red red Carpeting 721-1832 INGLIS 20 lo. capacity heavy with black Top. 19.000 kmi downpayment, SIX MONTHS Chevettes, all certified. Automatic duty washer. Clean, 839-6065. loaded. A-., no winters One DARBON TILE INTEREST FREE. Cas Kr Krazy, 571-1412. (TFALL) ) Answering machine. (082692) owner. 416-721-7500. (090192) Professional HOME IMPROVEMENTS PIANOSIGRANDFATHER 19" Ford Mustang, whle, 5 Ceramic AT ITS BEST CLOCKS - Pianos, rent to own speed. arNfm cassette power -- - -- - --- 1 3 e sofabed 2 SOlabed p.,rira W it - n man-, DAYCARE provided in my DAYCARE available in my apt. size, upright, grand, digital. locks. steering, brakes, mint Installation Reasmabre home. Full and part time for home. Any age, hot lunches, keyboards. CLOCKS - free condition. One owner. Lady I work in your home Bast -i m wtfa,ry rra,gh s children one year and up, Ex- snacks provided. Lots of toys, dekvery and set up. Call Teksp driven, 72M kms. Asking $4500 like It was mine. trrnl panting, larii doors. penenced mother, non smoking Nooks and TLC. Harwood and and take advantage of our low must sell. (083092) "alli ad3sms For free estimates, call 4 -6 PLEX OWNERS WELCOME home. Rouge Valley area, Emperor. 4276359. (082692) overhead warehouse prices. 1988 Pontiac Tempest, A•1 DAVE 683-3730 FREEESTIMATES- COLLECT Pickering. Available Sept, Cal 433 7491. (082892) shape and 1988 Chrysler Eagle, 5091957. (090292) 170 Employment PAUL 4164341423 Wanted (K er, TOWER Pow, remote 200 premier, loaded. A -t shape, CARPET nstaliarons tree EXPERIENCED mother of 3 will special full seasoned hardwood, 5061 and delivered. $160 full bush cord. Phone 987-7774 eveni ^iP. ( watt stereo package. Amp, Dgi- best reasonable offers. 436- estimates. restretching a care for your children, 18 Handyman - Curler, Dolby dual cassette, 1530. (082792) specialty. Reasonable rates. months and up. Westneyr401 MEN with trucks w i i do compact disc turrnatble. E.O., Aid. Any age. reasonable rates. 987-1799 or 967-1800. D a N area Call Carol at 6191280. household moves, cleanup jobs, Tower Spurs. Only $988, no 2-1987'$ 2-1984'5, and 1-1986 Duncan. (TFWFS) M83092) odd )obs, decorating, Parrnirng, anythingg. Call Carl or Jane. 427- downpayment, SIX MONTHS Chevettes, all certified. Automatic Gardening, MOTHER three. Young St. 2656. (TF) INTEREST FREE. Cas Kr Krazy, 571-1412. (TFALL) ) and standard, two door and four doors. Call 728- Landsca n g t James students. provide 721-8510. (062792) ----- nutmnus meals and snacks, in- 0817, (090192) 789-2068. (TFALL) daycare, drop oft and pick up. 205 Firewood SOFA and matching chair. -- - -- - --- 1 3 e sofabed 2 SOlabed RaK 'Landscaping - deck, tree morningllunch and after school. driveway sealing and repairs. No too, bo small. Cal Rob swivel rocker. kitchen table, 4 19" Mercedes Benz 1525-12F- prunning, sodding and painting. Southwood students, welcome. 6865456 (08309?) chairs. 6 patio dows (new). 2 os- 23R Fresh pant, many extras, 10 years experience. Free Any ages. Call 428-0893. u1REWOOD End of summer allati^9 fans• complete set of excellent running. $13,000. Call est. mates, call 427-6376. WILL FIX Roofs, furnaces, plumbing, drains, etc. 839-1584 (083092SNC) CONDY'S Daycars - Pickering Village area' fenced playground, special full seasoned hardwood, 5061 and delivered. $160 full bush cord. Phone 987-7774 eveni ^iP. ( patio furniture. 427-7374. (��) GOOD, used f and stoves, r'�°6 from evenings between 600-10:00 or (062892) leave message. (062792SNC) 1tNte Plymouth Reliant, one BEGINNING Sept 1. Mom of 9 WILL DO fenCQS, decks, renovations, Handyman hot funchet- has CPR and First year old boy to providedaycare washer and dryers $149 owner, pit-• oorate / etc. No b too small. 10 Aid. Any age. reasonable rates. RREWOCX) . quality seasoned guaranteed Largs selectxxt of i . rusttx:, pb., amNm peso. rustproded. D. Dykstra 725-49' 3 (TF) n..-1:... ... __i. _. Call 6867947. (083092) 16' hardwood (maple and new and used furniture We only 93000 org,rny k4omstres. BEGINNING Sept 1. Mom of 9 beech), hand split, limited dekver and take VISA. My Dad's Exceflern clean running car. year old boy to providedaycare quantity. 1-715.9 801. 44 8 9-11 Store. 116 Brock Sl S Whitby $2695 certllie Cal 427.9722 In my home. Hot meals, D. m. (100692) 4300561- (082792) anytime, Russ. (083092) playroom, fenced yard, D. Dykstra 725-49' 3 (TF) CARPET I have new Stain- /MS Cru Blazer, 4 x 4, excel- Rosebank a Rougemourn. Calor Flea Market '�•r and 100% nylon carpet is,oorwihon, reduced pre to 609-1163 after 6 p.m. (082692) stove. $60 each. 428-7351. Wil do Iivngroom and hal for $4200 firm. Phone after 7 p m. QUALITY da care available, Y AJAX new. S50 a yard. 50 $360.. includes carpet. pad, plus installation. (30 yards). Steve 721-8510. (062792) ----- nutmnus meals and snacks, in- yards of multi -coloured 7 shag, 789-2068. (TFALL) Ius Ford EXP. sporty. 2 door, 5 floornt and outdoor play time, excelecondition, 5300. Must -- - -- - --- 1 3 e sofabed 2 SOlabed speed. am. PS. PB. AM,FM . EUROPEAN As specialists . will renovate your oathroom or xachen wais as well as fico, :lies 20 years expenenos. Good Crafts and education actin . Allages. Tax receipts. Near be solo. Pioase call 683-7808. (082892) f» and chair. Both in excellent $2.000 certfie o b.o 416-430- 16134All 38W (oe2-MSNC) HUSBAND for ^ire nandy^w '"fencesand sansfict,on scraois. Coils Ave. 428-2491. stereo cassette, only 91.000 shape Best offer. Must sell. Cam 1,0)0 rolls from 99 cents to wig dean uD and remove W. guaranteed. cor free eslimates. guaranteed. 15 yeas YOVING - Queen size waterbed. 7.1779. (062692) IMS Mwcury Topaz. 5 speed. bags from garages. attics and D. Dykstra 725-49' 3 (TF) (083092) _ _ ridge $200. apartment size t and altos. 3 monks- years. 426 117,000 kms., n good condition. basengnts. Yard work. decks 19113 Mustang Lx. hatchback. 6 MOTHER of Mine (15.7 and 3) stove. $60 each. 428-7351. DONT let the delivery man take will Coil $1500 Call 686- and ferias. Drywall, plumOrg HANDI-MAN Panting, horns un- able to provide experienced (083092) your old appliances awayl Cash 42M (082692) and electrical. Outside secunty, D r o v e m e n t s and repairs . daycare, hal lunches, outside SOFABEp, beige queen size paid for your fudge, stove, washer. O freezer. Cal rY•r. early IMS Stelar GSL, new 5 speed lights and kohl tans. No pb too small. Free estimates. Cal driveway sealing and repairs. No too, bo small. Cal Rob �y and activities. Ritchie Rd And Hay 2. 427-0327. M626a21 Bauhaus. excsasm condition, for same day removal. 432- with phone 127,000 kms., 6865456 (08309?) (09061 orhelon,duralvMheeN. � onelion, $499 o to o. Gas barbecue. 7565 (090192) .1500. 1972 Buick Skylark, washer and dryers, waking « excellentrunning running condition. condi FESPONSBLE mom to provide needs burners. $25 o.b.o. 428- condition. Phone 579-1943 91 000 miles black with Home a brae eetklha. 571-1263 Bit Or Add it ions- Basement s • Apt s. Kitchens, painting, plumbing, e!ectrical 20 yrs. Experience Reasonable Prices Guarenteed Work 420-9112 Mario TMS Painting & Decor Interior & Exterior European Workmanship. Fast clean reliable service. 420-0081. HH RENOVATIONS Addsons ' Rooinq . Baserners ' Fvrxes Bathrooms Rooring Ititdsn Pan" Dells Run gor GuwmWW FREE Work ESTIMATES Cal Lam 111101 51 Swwal References Aftill" DO ALL • Painting • Garage & yard Clear-up • Clean windows • Lawn & landscaping • Small moving lobs •Pruning • Eavestroughs Call 436-0456 Licensed & Insured ONTACT ARTAGE MOVING & CARTAGE -782-9819-- call 782-9819-Cap us, daytjme or Waning Is Proudly Serving Southern Ontario MOVING? We will move anything, anywhere, anytime. Men & truck* for all types of moves- Best rates, tree a1Mrnall 10'pL discount for ••niors- $40/hhr. i up Call 571-0755 Music, Dancing Instruct. GUITAR _essons ,r• sue -sthod with take-home asseme. Brown *olex Fender Deluxe amp 'or sale. Warned - arge n -j -d f er and dehurndAier. Ride, 619-0167, Painting, Decorating PMNTER ntlsrra�Res,tlenl.al. ow prices• no lob too small. References available. Mike. 6841 oll PROFESSIONAL panting and 'nalpaoenng. ' •tom or whole house, guaranteed lowest •ates. do loo s too small Oualrty workmanship guarantee. Cal 43425% antirl tic e PROFESSIONAL panting - n- 'ei and werpf drywal'aping, piastenng and spray Call A' - SABER Co-i,act -g a redo or Heiia. (23-1337. ca•oe^cry. additions. Party renovations, kitchens. ServIces oathroorns. hong maintenance stereo cassette, only 91.000 emergency service. 'urm,ture 1,0)0 rolls from 99 cents to 'e'in sh ng. dual ty wo'k KID'S INFLATABLE guaranteed. 15 yeas AIR BOUNCERS experience. 606-2915 (TFEFG) $2995 congied. Call 427-9722 JOURNEYMAN oiscincian. Sow4iz,ng in service changes. Few ,ng. add,t ons and renovations. Au work guarantee. free estv-lates Cal 420-6320 ;TFA) For promotions, birthdays, fundralstftg, fairs & carnivals, atc Rental detal 416-342-5403 safe care for children 3 and up, 6996. (082692) PIANO Bell Will adfustaDie console, dual exhaust, CragarImprovements Housecleaning Housecleaning MAGICIAN, clown, friends. finished playroom, *need yard, pod, a" 1900's. $1000. Cal maps, $2600. 428.2960. Ready to entertain for any age, shiftworkers welcome 430- ArUCles 839-9616 (08304?) fo�y� any occasion. Birthdays. 0416. (090192) 220 FAr ialP- MAY fnr x.k.. 'll --4 WONDERING where to out your I ealas bales. 21i x4 round bales. 1000 door, V6 auto. pit.. pb , amRm baby this S000mbe7 That your WALLPAPER clearance - over square bales, 642nd cut square stereo cassette, only 91.000 Child to the bop can in Ajax. ll 1,0)0 rolls from 99 cents to bales. Please see Ken Sawdon, kms. Showroom condition. IN People's Playschod now ac- $9.95 a double roe and more. R.R.81 Gratton, Om. Vemonvnlle $2995 congied. Call 427-9722 Cooing enrollment for Sep. AM Open 5 days per week, Mon.. area. Shelter Valley Rd. to anytime, Russ. (083092) altos. 3 monks- years. 426 Fri.. 9-6 p.m. Sat. 9-5 p.m. 623- Brownfield Rd. (09019Qsnc) - -- - 19113 Mustang Lx. hatchback. 6 8909. (091592) 6981. 65 Ki St. E.. Bowman- ^9 ARMOIRE for child « infant, 6 cylinder automatic, power RESPONSIBLE mother d one vile (TF) drawers, 45- high x 31' wide and steerig, power brakes, anvlm would love to bilk after your AOUARIUMS - 35 gallons set 18- deep. Red and while. excel- sroreo casemate. bra inckidod. Child. hot lunches and snacks up complete including stand. lent condition. Cal 839-60911. 57,000 kris. $IBM uncle tified. provide. Fenced backyard and Also 10 gallon set kp corripme, (083092) Call 666-8208 after 5 p.m. pots of TLC. Call 428-6763. t083092I except stand. All oomporwns APPLIANCES Sale - New -low, (092892) Ike new. All Mens hal pia•. low prices. Used-ir in and 1990 Toyota Calico. good ARTISTIC M illill DAYCARE provided in Weekdays, 5-9 P -m. 43011 guaranteed 6 months. B.8.0 modhanical condition, asonary-� ney MapNridge area (Finch and (090/92SNVC) burners. (tanks Applianca's. 191 needs wok $500 or beat MIN. repairs. Works � bricks. Dixie) . Non smoking FRIDGE and stow. Moffatt, 8koor St• E. Urn 06, Oshawa. 686.2308. (0926M blocks and sio ss of at kinds. 14ILLIND � MAID SERVICES Serving the community for over a decade. Caning for your home with personalized, professional services, at highly competitive rates. We honor all competitive coupons. 4% (Fully bonded and Insured) 683-7515 ewhronmem. Accepting children while. good working condition, 7- (-i 1979 Formula Firebird, runs Free -mates, work -hip CLEANING woman available. now. Ca1183e 6184. (083092) $500 « best offer t« the pair. Articles good. Asking $1000. Call 579- 66641 edea Call Rene G - .Reliable, honest. reasonable �' ��) DAYCARE in my hfor, , fuVW 294.3819 days; « 837-7797 �•r6•( 230 Wanted 8146. (OW192Sh1(,y rates. F« more information, time, 2 years and older. and up, in a non smoking aiian 1977 Carnal as is SSW or boo COTTAGE raising, block pall Maria. 430-0102. Nutrition kndm"nadks, In door/outdoor activities. Lester B. AJAX Pickering Appianc�os • no reasonable oiler refused. F BOOKS iBooks, record amore will buy R all t« mon keen, 725.9443 have message. tourWaliors, concrslis aim,Mins retain walk. Cal Clary. 4 HONEST reliable person to Peanol Cagodn of Siena guaranteed reconditioned cash. Courtice Flea Market cash. (OB2792SIfC') 8 0. 686-9865 or 705-657.9400. dean your home from top to School. Mary. Eton, 427'9062• appiwhots- Collins make us a (inside). Best books, and 1977 Chew Pick-up. papered (091 SM bottom. Vacuuming, dusting, ML deal. 427-6784. 467 Wectnoy records. Sat. and Sun. This powered, good condition OUAUTY work by lather and floors kitchens, bathrooms, RESPONOWLE caring daycare Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) Weekend. (063092) thraghhokt with Rxs 9lasis cap • Ceml:d. $1400. GNC st4Pwm son Warn. Well experienced. reasonable rates. Cal Donnas. 6862274. (083092) f« t 9 -ft school though age. SOFA, chair. bot skid. lamps, WANTED -stoves, fridge, orhelon,duralvMheeN. � onelion, hard waking. Renovations, Regular C1udn s• Iu x*m and and tables, all in excellent washer and dryers, waking « excellentrunning running condition. condi additions, mss• aim Cal to for �-�xYe snacks provided. Receipts condition. Phone 579-1943 not. Also warwed, pickup truck $3100(0 a brae eetklha. 571-1263 Bit Or available, Hanaood and Hwy. 2. Oshawwa. (082792) (newer than 1978). Call Rod. Clis haea (TFALL)Allax`�asenkie ' Call 6838472' ( GUILT and quit lops. double PicN•rin9. 420 -SM ITIF) BANKRUPT Croft Problel No credit check. Can Nosed HOME Improvements and YEN with large truck will do CAREGIYNIG In mfr edm•, aM age. hail or full days sxotpsrti andsize, various ueen q Plttrns. Snrndwwrd, 705m7- C0111pUter own. 197&1984. 50 cars t mrP••s 8asornlw' add ons, MI., hdd mow, residential. doors. dada. tints. and trio oo,rtma,clal Al typos a mows wrfwenoss, hot inches. Major 2626 age. (082'792) 270 V1deO shoos. from. 8867428, 725- 1M or 8863775. (TFC) Al StraOw Woed Waking- 436 Call Carl « Jane. 427-2656. Oakes/Wildwood area. Reasonabw rats, oWatriytltrto, AJAX Family Festival 1992 COMPUTERS f« sate -cal 9207- (TF) (TIF) 6869710. (082892) Trade and 14omti Show. Sop' 11, 12 and 13. Tables still 897-2839. 2l MHz $1330. 386-33 CREDIT Problems i tin �ruptcy/dischar first Automobiles Trucks For MOTHER Knows Best Oaycare - 10 care f« tui tine chil�en from almleofe. For int«motion, call 883-7985. 381111 Ill $1355. MHZ, $1720. Cortes with 120 b"• ed)'•r _ "r• can Pot Yot+ b� 305 Hfanted 31 �� September to June in south John Murray, Meg. 4 mp memory. 5 1/4 and m• •llr••l L••se to ow^• Ajax. Daily ac* tWc krmch os (C�19� 3 12 FD. Super SVGA mono" Cal us a 404-2056• (090.39Q) 1902 Chu S10. black buckets, Wild snacks. Receipts anaiabN 1 off NCA full size VHS Camtcorder. and moue. (062892) MCi1RLLIAM & Wife - Lada. 683-8726 0630921 auto focus. Autoiris, power $686, tiny d win. Q Peis-Supplies- 290 sales and service new cars from $4995. 4x4'1 from $7345. TEACHERs, daycare n my E interest until BOarding Three year 72,000 kms. Tort» apes 2 12 Krazy Krazy, 571.1412. (TFALL) potilfer brakes, 4 door, almllm warranty, many, quality used and up, in a non smoking SOUO wood furniture rtareAac- 3 Lhasa Apso maw puppies - 8 cars ti atocu. 200 Dtxdas St. envtroninant. Lunch and snacks tared on pnrrfass. No retailer « weeks. shots and devwntad. W., Whtbyt. 8863361. (091792) Provided. RNenerioss available. Cal 8866196. (083092) middle man to pay. Savings Bladc/bn and ,white. Pfhorhe132- 2293. (0827WSNC) MOTORCYCLE. aubrttothis and HOME childcare offered for passed on to you. 7 h. pine hal vast table. $560; wall units from - FUN motivational train lig property insurance. Low rates. Cal Marsha m 427-3585, Mon - children 3 years through $450; 'Country-styll furniture r,wtl for your puppies and Fal day -Saturday, 9.9 p.m. by arn/fm cassette, maps, ex- tended warranty. 26.000 kms. $14,500. 576-0196. () 320 Vans, 4 Wheel 1978 Ford Van Econokne 1So automatic, good running condition. Rust checksd yewly kindergarton. On St. BomnadetM and PadMWO school bus mules and more. F1 had to suit. 427- cop. - K trblouse on 3142. ('090392) classes staining Sept. 8. Call •PPS• M90692) new tires. new brakes. $3500 0 -b -o. 721.8311 Oshawa. for before and after school cars. REMOTE VHS, VCR, cable 416.837.2364. (090192) MUST sell - 1987 Plymouth Reliant LE, power slowing. �' Trucks For 31 (�) Good food. Are: cram, musk Wady wireless remote, 14 days! COCKER Spanl•I, tan, ll potilfer brakes, 4 door, almllm Sale books, outdoor pay and loll d full Rollo Dr. 428-0914. 4 Quant Program. Rend to own months, has her Papers and a. ralltenh k 8.2900 as k. $3200Cal 355 Motorcycles only $2.50 weekly. Kray Krazy, hen slab. $300 Or best offer. tin- conked. Days, 8832127, on. (083092) 45 Bl)or St. E. Oohawa Phone, cludos aocoasalaa. Telephone 434�B88. (062792) 1902 Chu Extond a -Cab abort DAYCARE available in my $71-1412. (TFALL) M3•M7• ( f box 4x4, 350, 4 speed auto, alk•, 1901 FXSTS Harley Davidson, homy. E.C.E. cenlieade, mother ClaSSMd arMm cassenle with OWWizw. custom. winoberry colour, of two school aped children. 2 & YAMAHA Direct drive tumtable, Chmilled Fax boxli er, trailer hutch, aluminum chrome package, shot pun over phase. Monarch and Cie. $75 or best offer. (416)430- mm �,�� rima, high -back budab, 671X) pipes, $13,500. limn Affair 5 p.m. Moving, Storage AJAX Moving Systems - full services. movies. appliance and Piano specialists. flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage, units. Now offering hie boxes with move. Cal 427- 0005- (TF) HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - move big or small, we prig them all Cal 432-7566. (TF) TWO men with trucks 'THE MOVERS- will do al types d naves. Very Competitive, 9f'w us a cal. Pepe, 5769533. (TF) promotions. openings, lundrasers. Maps snows are full Lettuce Hep, 839-7057 or 728-8334 (TF) RABBIT wants work doing magkc f« Cnldren's :surge ar d an occasions, have my own magician. Call Emi•. 668.4932. Plumbing Journeyman Plumber No pb too small - Faucets, showers, basement washrooms, wet bars, etc Any renovation or addiliofL Daytime. 427.4174, Home: 427 8809. Ask br Tom. Security - I ALARMFORCE 0WAR011 LEADER N HOME ALAW sysTM 0 % BURGLARY • FIRE •EMERGENCY 24 Hour Monitoring Live 2 way voice 579-3361 432.9119 340 Auto arts & 340 AU10arts & Repairs Repairs CARS PAINTED 5000 w r• + materials 5 (Customer sands & masks) ;- 683-2998 Clear coat available. ,. ,:.... ... ,...,,i.,+ex .,.. .r'w:zw�^.rr�: ss•.NK ti -.nen .. � �. w,.r�„ rt:.x ..,.. ��,, .: .. IFAGE JM -THS NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., AUG= 36, IM To Advertise Call Janice at 683-5110 REGISTER NOW FOR SEPTEMBER! Ages 2 to 5 n _ ' Day Care Full Days Nursery School Half Days Junior Kindergarten ^, 5 Acre Country Setting Pickering Aerials 6861161 Gymnastics 10 Top St., Ajax North of Hwy. #2 off Harwood CLUB DRAPERY CLASSES Swing Sept. 14 Loam tc Make Your Own BALLOON DRAPERY VALANCE CAU Today 683-8384 ask for Andrea Accepting registration at 1734 Orangebrook Ct. 839-5260 Nlon., Aug. 24 to Fri., Aug. 28, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sat., Aug. 29, 9 a.m. to 12 noon Mon., Aug. 31 to Fri., Sept. 4, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Classes begin Sept. 8th For further information please call. talc, QUALITY TEACHING IN A ✓jpi�.�1 CARING ENVIRONMENT... Creative Dance Dance Beginners Jazz Ballet age$ aw 5.7 ages 6-16 ages 6-16 S>NmAwes the dad's kilroduces the child to Funky Hip -Hop is An appreaation natural kwe for aN types the grace d Bald, the combined with traditional understandrg d music d movement A music enthusesm dJazz and Jazz techniques in the tw whie devebpirIV the joys d Creative FUN class which *engk muscle oo-ordr�aa diylhm. Darm coandnationfMnextone, balance a grace. and confidence. . . Levels 1-4. ylr ONE TEACHER: Tem Robitaille, B.F.A. Dance �k GOOD PRICES ON CLASSES, COSTUMES, RECITAL ETC. *_6RBVNQ FLOOR FOR SAFETY REGISTRATION: August 31, Sept.1 st, 6-8 p.m. Returning Students September 2nd & 3rd, 6-8 p.m. -New Students CALL TERRI FOR MORE INFORMATION 683-5767 - THE DANCE EXPERIENCE - 73 OLD KINGSTON RD., PICKERING VILLAGE C41— 7 The Special Event for Kids H E Y KIDS ! COMINGSOOK, DATE: AUGUST 26 - 30 TIME: 10:00 A.M. - 12 NOON PLACE: Southside Worship Centre 55 Emperor St. Ajax PHONE: 428-1985 registration FREE! 11111 1 If, 7 The Courtyard 109 Old Kingston Rd., Unit *15 Pickering Village Ajax,Ontario LIT 3A6 NEW OWNER/DIRECTOR: TAMMY ROBERTS., GRADUATE OF RYERSON POLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE AND MEMBER OF THE ROYAL .ACADEMY OFDANCING. OFFERING - TAP, JAZZ, BALLET, POINTE, KINDERDANCE AND ADULT CLASSES. ALSO OFFERS BALLET EXAMS (NEW R.A.D. SYLLABUS), COMPETITIONS, AND WORKSHOPS WITH EXCITING GUEST TEACHERS. YEAR END RECITAL HELD AT THE BEAUTIFUL MARKHAM THEATRE. JOIN THE EXCITEMENT AT THE DURHAM DANCE CENTRE BY REGISTERING: RETURNING STUDENTS: SEPT. IST & 2ND NEW STUDENTS: SEPT. 3RD & 4TH 6:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M. (ALL FOUR DAYS) 428-8390 0 • • • • • a F I• f• 10 r..-._�� .��..-_- _ . _-_ ...,__. __ .ti��.a'r:..:►.;� rt4J1fi:t:i�.��rn....n�v a I�I•R>a.��.� THE NEWS ADVEW119M WED, AUGtIffr Zfy 1""AC192!-A S DANCE its STUDIO INC. FOR SEPT. CLASSES Tues. & Thurs. 9 -10:30 A.M. & 7 - 8:30 P.M. - TAP • JAll - BALLET 3 YRS. -ADULT Discovery Bay Plaza 686.5797 570 Westney Rd. S. PIANO LESSONS Experienced Teacher Reasonable Rates. Beginners Welcomed. Hwy. #2 and Dixie 420-9798 VERONICA'S DANCE STUDIO REGISTER NOWH PREVIOUS STUDENTS -Aug. 26th - 28th 4 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. - Aug. 29th 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. NEW STUDENTS - Sept. 2nd -4th 4 p.m. 8:30 p.m. - Sept. 5th 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. CLASSES COMMENCE SEPT. 8TH/92 TAP 9 JAll * BALLET • LYRICAL • MUSICAL THEATRE CHILDREN 9 TEENS • ADULTS • Maple Wood Sprung (proper for dance) • Air Conditioned throughout • All Levels from Beginners to Advanced - Qualified C.D.T.A. Instructors (Canadian Dance Teachers' Assoc.) 420-6708 DIRECTOR: VERONICA RENNICK 1755 Plummer St., Unit 4 Pickering ( South on Brock Rd. just past Hwy. #401 on right side) mcahm PICKERING FIGURE C" SKATING CLUB "Learn to skate with Us" (Canskate through Senior) OPEN REGISTRATION For regular skating season (including a special needs programme) will be held on Saturday, Sept. 12", 9 a.m. -1 p.m. at Pickering Complex, main lobby upstairs. CLOSED REGISTRATION Sent to all former members by mail. For further information call Peter Davidson at 831-1368 PRECISION TEAM SKATING (Juvenile, Novice) OPEN REGISTRATION Saturday, Sept. 12" 9 a.m. -1 p.m. at Pickering Complex, main lobby upstairs. CLOSED REGISTRATION Sent to all former members by mail. For further info call Mary Aitken 420-2849. DENISE LESTER DANCE ACADEMY CO. 1 1134 Kingston Rd. and 1550 Bayly St., Unit 24 839-3041 Congratulations Ana -Maria & Alvin - National Champions - Las Vegas .Highly Qualified Teachinii Srt�f Denise Lester - Member BATD Ballet - Modern -Tap Suzie Cunliffe/Brown - Wendy Moctos Member - Modem - Tap .Associate - Ballet Cindy Willems Member - Tap Associate - Ballet - Modem Ryerson Dance Graduate Re&i[stration Students completing 91/92 yr. - 8:30 ftPlIm NdWW FW6 LmMIO.. Wed., Sept. 9 Pickering Town Centre in OPEN REGISTRATIONThurs•, Sept. 10 10:00-12:00 + 4-7 p.m. front of Eaton's Fri., Sept. 11, 4-7 p.m. Pre -Ballet 3& 4 yr. olds Ballet_ Tan. j= 5 yr. olds to advanced Pointe By audition only Adult Dancersize Back by popular demanc Keep fit & have fun too. All classes work towards BATD exams and recitals Family Discounts available. Come and see our demo. Wed., Sept. 2nd 7:45 & PICKERING SCHOOL OF BALLET DIRECTOR: KAREN DAVIES R.A.D. Ballet and I.S.TD. CECCHE71 SYLL GRADUATE OF THE NATIONAL BALLET SCHOOL OF CANADA. BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS (Honors) REGISTER YOUR CHILD TODAY! OFFERING CLASSES: For four year olds to adults BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE LEVEL BALLET MODERN AND JAll CLASSES ALSO OFFERED CLASSES ON WEEKDAYS AND SATURDAYS TO REGISTER FOR FALL CLASSES SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. at PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 928 LIVERPOOL RD., PICKERING FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 974-9448 or 447-6284 Ninth Anniversary YACQUEL INE S SCHOOL OF DAN � ' (Qv. d 13 Onam Ltd.) -CE . Jazz - Tap - Ballet - Pointe r� \II classes are based on the British Association of Teachers of Dancing. (B.A.T.D.) 1e Syllabus - Ages 3 years to Adult. Special Teen and Adult Classes. k r JACQUELINE'S SCHOOL OF DANCE OFFERS: r • Christmas Pageant • Spring Recital v - • Competitions • Workshops <r �= • Examinations under the B.A.T.D. Syllabus �r • Summer Performing Arts Program tir • Field Trips to the National Ballet �r REGISTRATIOV �r -' Returning Students: <, I ucs., Sept.:, 5:00-7:00 p m. I 'r %Vcd . Sept. 2. 5:00-7:00 p.m. --1hurs., Sept. 3, 5:00-7:00 p m. 1 ues.• Sept. 8• 1:00-3:00 p.m. 5:00-7:00 p.m. tie% Students: V ucd., Scpt. 9• 5:(X1-8:00 P.M. I •r [burs., Sept. 10,5:0(180() p m. 4 Fn., Sept. 11, 5:00-7.(x) p.m. v _ ix . Sept. 12• 10:00-2:(x) p M. Sr ADDRESS: -r 13nO Kmguon Rd. ' t t • — +�, '� - Y ;hc Flub Plaza (MacDonalds) Lnit 13 dt 15, cotsac-rid-) :r DIRECTRESS: -� Jacqueline Kelly A.BA.T.D. NMJA'S BRONZE AND SILVER o: 420-7399 �. 1-,FMEDALIST tt x r, Y. Y. -- Y. ,L, A <k. Y .- DANCE! FOR STYLE, GRACE, FUN AND THE O'BRIEN DANCE CENTRE FITNESS 545 KINGSTON RD. W., AJAX f (PICKERING VILLAGE) T��W Haylie Dobie Dancer of Year 1992-93 �BEGIN TODAY! • AGES 3 - ADULTNEGOW TH9U ADtX.T LEVELS • CLASSES N CFEKIVE DANCE, BALLET, - POINTE, JAZZ AND TAP • WORKSHOPS, CONVENTIONS. - COMPETITION CLASSES, AM1llAL RECITAL, SLUM CAMP, STUDENTANNRDS -BY ASSESSMENT ONLY ' HOLY OUALFED SAFF, R,A.D. BALLET EXAMS (ROYAL ACADEMY OF DANCE) AND CDTA (CANAOIMI DANCE TEACHERS ASSOCIAT04 JAZZ AND TAP EXAMINATIONS AVALABLE SPECIAL FAURY RATES, Ft1LL TME STUDENT RATES AND DLS ouwS FOR BOYS 12 YEARS SERVING THE DURHAM AREA ' PROVDNG YOU WITH 0111ALITY DANCE TRANNIG AT COWETITNE PRICES, EASY MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN • VISA CAFO ACCEPTED • DANKCIEWEAR SUPPLED TO REGISTERED STUDENTS • FREE • ONE • MONTH OF Dl NCE LESSONS! - CALL FOR NFORNATION SWlo 4 d#lla Now*) COMMENCE THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER WK REGISTRATION DATES: RETLMRNNG STUOM: NEW STUDENTS: TIES, SEPT, 1, 304700 P.M. TUES,, SEPT, 8. 3047:00 P,Mt WED-, SEPT, Z 6049:00 P.M WED., SEPT. 9.6.00 9:00 PMt THl1RS., SEPT. 3, 604900 P.m NEW AND RETURN= sTt1DENTTi: - S83- 126 SATURDAX SEPT -12,10.00 A.M. -12.00 P.M 01MCTOR - KAREN BRf (TAN • C. D N A. "r PAG6i _ -1rt E 'ITEMS ADvti7C E' X vwBD., AUGUST 26,11992 400 400 "� � 400 "PF 400 400 "F� 410 "°"s" � 666-9438 APARTMENT RENTALS CHOICE LOCATIONS IN OSHAWA CLEAN, WELL MANAGED BLUEWATER PARK WHITBY APARTMENTS betlroom su,:es anc 2 oectroom swites. in tmmacujalefy maintained buIIO rg, broadloom 3 appliances, pool. SnocMc@r table, games room. lerinfs courts, exercise roorn. laundry facmties and covered perbng 101 Kathleen St. W. Mon. -Fri. 9-7 & Sat. -Sun. 12-5 571-3522 AJAX 77 &33 FALBY COURT Two + three bedroom apartments in fainly building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. $742-$819. Call 686-0845 Litton. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m. PICKEI:NGKfLENOALE area, WINTRY Avail. imm. Garden AJAX - large detached execu- one bedroom basement Street. Spacious apt. Close to tive main floor of home, 3 spa - apartment. separate entrance. bus. school a shopping. In a cious bedrooms, 2 112 baths, available Oct. 1. No smoker Quist, newly renovated building eat -in kitchen, main floor preferred. no pets, cable in- c I u d e s utilities. $650 no pets• one bedroom $550 a two bedroom $650. First a last laundry, familyroom with ' References. 420.2984. (082892) ad. N reI utilities included. trap fireplace double garage $975 plus utilitles. 839-7491. Wed and Thurs. 3.7 p.m. d30-0134_(TF) Sunday, 1.4 p.m. For more PICKERING - basement - - PICKERING Go, Liverpool and (082692) apartment, lar a by n room, 9 9 above ground windows, 13 3 bedroom house NORTHEAST NORTHEAST Oshawa - 3 eat -in full apartment, large kitchen, 4 bedroom semi, 1 112 baths, e kitchen and lymin� Iongquwo Steps ate entrdance, first and last. appliances, air con_ parking , $995 plus 60% utilities. 290- family court, o $675 inclusive. 837-8598. (083092) 5157.(082692) all amenities. $895 monthly _ cluding telephone, dishes, linen, plus. Available immediately. _ WHITBY - quiet, central Amust seelWhitby - spacious 2 576-4736.(090192) location, 3 bedroom upper unit bedroom apartments. very quiet well well kept building. Balcony, AVAILABLE Oct. 1. 3 . 2 of well maintained triplex, It stove. laundry facilities, garage. es, utilities. bedroom house. northeast no pets. $795 includes heat and laundpliary. laundr Recession priced. $800. September Oshawa, fenced yard, garage, $1100 Plus utilities. Possible water, 4 1 6186-0189. (082892) and November. 432-0011. (09C 192) rent to own. 623.3803. BRIGHT cozy one bedroom F Cottages G or (090492SNC) basement apartment, northeast Oshawa, AJAX Cozy one bedroom base- ment walkout, private entrance, WHITBY - three plus one private entrance, carpeted. 4 piece bath, central air, ideal for mature bedroom, 1 112 baths, 5 appliances, central appliances, available Sept. 1. single. working person. $575 references. 1st 8 Iasi. Brian, air, nicely decorated• attached garage, no $475 inclusive. 435.0446. 4276688 (082892) Pets. References required. Call (090192) finished rec room fenced yard. 666-0608.(083092) OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apart PICKERING - large bright base- OSHAWA - 3 bedrooms. 2 rents for rent, available Sept. 1, rent apartment, separate bathrooms, livingroom, dining and Oct 1. Laundry facilities on ry entrance, shared laundry, 10 min. walk to Go Non smoker. no roof^• farrnlyroom, kitchen with premises. Call 5733583 or 726- 9345 (090492) pets. $575. Sept. 1 Furnished walkout to completely fenced FLORIDA - Madura Beach, room, $340 837-0538. (082892) yard. available Oct t $850 420 T F� 450 Accor`' 09, two and three bedroorn MATURE Caring nori-smoking luxury condos. Beautiful t•orrlan needed to share haus property, qualify features. 6 in Scarborough with retired lady appliances, air conditioned, from 8 smal dog. Very reasonable $850 monthly, ONE MONTH rent for the appropriate person. FREEI Rent to own and pure Cal Gord, 690.5963. ( chase options available. South AJAX - available furnished or out comer of Nash and Trulls unfurnished room, run of house, Rd., Courtice. Open House, parking• close to all amenities, Wed and Thurs. 3.7 p.m. smoking permitted, alarm Sunday, 1.4 p.m. For more system. $300 negotiable. 428 - information, call Josephine 7147. (090192) Snider, 579-7505 or Paula aundry facilities included Also Sheppard, 579-3052 at HomeRile Condos For Advantage Really Ltd. Realtor, 455 Rent 4331747. (TFALL) 2 bedroom'. $735. Sept 1 686- TWO and three bedroom spa. EXECUTIVE suite. Whitby one cksus townhouses, in well main- bedroom fully furnished suite, in- tained complex. Includes heat, cluding telephone, dishes, linen, hydro, water, broadloom, rec centre, short or long tern. 1 - washer, dryer, fridge, stove, 416-852-5128. (082792) parking, playground. dose 10 EAST Harrptons's on the lake - schools and amenities. Call to 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo view. 434-3972. (091592) with wood burning fireplace and WHITBY - newly decorated full recretaional facilities. Avail - centrally located three bedroom able for sublet, Phone 619-1466. townhouse. garage, tamilyroom. (082892) walk -out patio, schools, F Cottages G or transportation nearby, a 470 appliances. Available from Sept. Rent 1. $925 . utilities. 668-6536. 7h�ckson Dundas area Suit (082792) KAWARTHAS Lake Kas: OSHAWA - 401iPark, small one monthly, firstflast required. ,s ROOMSTO Peterborough. Cozy lakefront, bedroom basement .n newer AJAX renes bedroom ram Utilities extra 576.0017 430 modem housekeeping conages. building. Owet area. near OC. fhO°f• Prdessionally decorated. (083092) Rent Good fishing, swimming, boat, AVAILABLE r^ec ate y. park and buses. includes hardwood floors. 5 appliances. fenced back and close to AJAX; PICKERING full 3 WHITBY. room toren in motor rentals. From $135! dean, private bachelor ��'^9. laundry, utiligs $oso 428-3963 or 686-7871 (082892) Y all arnenitiesonaquietstreet.$95C bedroom homtesf+om$950Pius conditioned three bedroom weekend a $395/0901 .After 5.705 877-21% (090192) apartment. $435 inclusive MARY and H licroft - one inclusive Sept. 1. . $1030 plus per month,. Rent or townhouse. near shopping. UXBRIDGE - 2200 vi brick Jtilities, parking, north Oshawa. PICKERING new 2 bedroom (Available 427.sive 082692 own. Broadloom, appliances, kitchen and pool facilities. Avail- t,�.l�a FM1W aundry facilities included Also apar,mert, $?00. 3 bedroom - - -- -- near transportation, schools, able imvnediatery $325. Phone 4 2 bedroom'. $735. Sept 1 686- $800., looks like main floor, OSHAWA Two bedroom shops, references, first and last. 728-8271. (082792) Vacation Rentals 9153. (090192SNC) available Sept First and last apartment, close to all Call 472-3713 or 798-7978. SOUTH Ajax, near lake, large kORGEOUS 3 bedroom fur WHITBY bright new furnished nice and clean. 686-1650. amenroes,heat, hydro. water, and parking induced. laundry (083092) furnished room, ornate bath, n Wished luxury condo. near walkout one bedroom basement (082892) tadlrthes. available immediately, SOUTH Ajax - 3 bedroom, new home, prefer student or famous Clearwater beach, 6. apartment. Parkin cable, an - KERING Lrvmain first and last required. Cab 434. detached brick, quiet court, working female. $80 weekly. appliances, 3 baths, jacuzzi, 7h�ckson Dundas area Suit three bedroom main eve! of level 6311, atter 6 p m, or (save fireplace, double garage, Non smoker. 4279148. pool.tennis. BBQ in private yard, .Angle non smoker an incusrve house. Go and amenities, message. (082792) finished rec room fenced yard. (082692) available now Excellent rates, Rent negotiable Call 666-9833 parking. appliances, laundry. (082392) available Oct. 1 $995 monthly HARWOOO.40i - room for rent. call 686-9846 today. (090192) ow 192) $950 per month plus 60% P OSHAWA -'wo bedroom apart. Plus utilities First and test rep $350 per montn, available FLORIDA - Madura Beach, AJAX above ground basement intros First and last, call 1- mert near R lson and Bloor. Pets, references. 683-6638. Imrnediallely share upstairs with 1500 00 sq.h. luxury gulf front apa^••tort, very, bnght. clear, 416.579-7576. (083092) Rear apartment in duplex, large FOR rent . Wilson Rd. N. and two others. Parking. laundry, air condo- 6 appliances. 2.1 Dr•vate entrance, frogs. stove.. B(3WMANVILLE farm house - -mood backyard, full basement. Adelaide. Oshawa 3 bedroom conditioning. Call 428-2144, bedrooms, 2 baths, all washer, dryer. self oDntaed n two b9dro°m front apartment in nice and quiet neVhboumood, man floor of house, lndge and Larry. (083092) accessories, heated pool, wore $575 list 6 ast 428- 3070 (082792) duplex or` FMry it2 Northeast d $65C month) h r0. Available y 1 Seek 728-2255 (082792) stove included. $900 utilities ckl0ed Fist and Last, WHITES Rd.'Hwy e2 - furnished jacuzn. screened s ureporch, top floor, Photos. ^tent wrt^ 3 rooms and second Bennett Rd. Large vrgroom utilities. avaifabie Sept t Cal avail- able Sept ' Phone 669-4428. betlsittng room, Private phone. e. weakly!mhontnly. 7236069. (102292) WHITBY 4 corners .2 bedroom and balcony, $65C monthl 571-3458 or appo,rtmtent to byLibrary.Large60x150'lot,has cable TV, shared laundr neighbourhood. hardwood Very larp NW Clean aullea 122 GIM Oshawa 1 Bed. $495 2136d. $595 3 Bed. $695 Suitable availability. Includes heat, cable, LARGE Furnished bachelor basement apartment, private entrance, laun- dry, cable, phone, non- smoker, $120 per week. Win, and Gionatrla. 831-8125 PICKERING One bedroom basement apartment, Rouge Valley area, parsary furnished, paring, cable included. Non- smoker. Available Sepember 1. $575 firsVlast. Suitable for • • 40 lJ 17, SWITES au son $550. 426.6178. (082892) 888 Glare St. Located near GM south plant. rates, $581 to $681. yat Rent -u AJAX am Dines hydro Can 4'0-7634 or 882- ' 623-9500. (082792) view. own entry, patio. 4 D �' 3 bedroom detached ^Ouse. Bayly,Harwood smoang responsible student/ 500 For Sale 100 ext 632 (082892) MARY and H licroft - one NORTHEAST 'h^.awa urea Garage. working person $325 monthly UXBRIDGE - 2200 vi brick BRIGHT one bedroom Dass -'x apartmtent n house. bed x^ noose for tort. $800 . 1 100 pus utilites Can Gave, 428-1874 (083092) CaII tveekdays oy. 420-5501 (083092) horns on large tread town koL --ten' apart -tent on ground floor. Parking and utilities included, utitities. first and last. references - people needed to share 3 DESIRABLE SOUTH separate ent•ance. appiiances %Ice area. Available required Cal 427-1637, leave OSHAWA 2 main floors of sot PICKERING room for rent. AJAX 1cluded Sun singie or couple. -o fremediatefy. $542 a month, first message (DWM92SNC) '0091 horns or quiet court. Fee- Share a,;'ac � 1, es. Must ore nay. 3 bedroom sides lit p ps $nd Pots 600 per month in- alast required red Ca1985-04. OSHAWA corrpiwe 7 bedroom wos t 2 bedrooms. frdge. stove. fenced 4271206 f090492SNC) $169,900. Quiet, mature Dudes uti!'yes. Ava.'abie mimod stet 4270700.oom 1090 192) family no,* fenced a, 9• yard• shed. yard. parking. Con- vanient loranon. $70C month, AJAX south - room in four neighborhood. y ��) WHITBY beautiful M new � 4 sen, utilities negotiable 433-1337 bedroom home, full use o1 Peter R.BnsloefRE1MAX PORT _rvon - clear. Fright clan- one bedroom apartment. utditrs included. laundry facilities 2b bathrooms. krtcf+en,2Dathroomie.$825plue. s.�r 25plus First and ant reverences. Sept �e message (090492CNC) house kitchen, laundry locusts. Da rbeque etc. Non Renaissance RE Ltd. sy one bedroom basement r optional, tion smoker. no pets. 1. Can 985-8882 for showing EXOUISITE 5 bedroom home. smoker. Sao per week First 8 283-1500 Gouge Laundry. cable. parking. references requested. $495 (082392) main floor ,aundry. andsceped. last. Cal Jim. 6868579 or Nonce non smoke, $60C Can 293 monthly. First and last. 666- THREE bedroom semidetached underground sprinkler. Hol- 427-0318. (082792) HIGHLAND Gardens 3 plus 8849 c• 287-9492 3764. (062792) Oshawa B vol N , newl Y tYd kitchen, n exceptioy PICKERING - morn for rent n one bedroom, raised Du ngaiON'. OB3042CNC' CLEAN man tion 3 bedroom decorated,immediate area d Whitby. First and last. available v vnediat . $1200 , � townho olio, shah all facilities. 2 new. $165,900. House Sun. 11 �n P.m. 19 Ourvcn DOWNTOWN Oshawa area - apartment. Near Lao. 401. bus Possession. Was roc room and utilities. Cal 668-6797. (082892) near P,Cltenn Town Fentre. 9 Ave. 436-5373. (062792) one poolroom apammte^' or man loop. parking. Gentry air, non fenced Yard Non smoker, rep Available Sept. 1 Female � r `- �. :loor of duplex. �nccudes base- smoker. $075 utilities included. waterbeds. $775 per month . WHITBY two bedroom bun. "furred. Please call 6967239. MCLAUGHUN Blvd. - Oawa. Oshawa ^tent wrt^ 3 rooms and second Available Sep. 19. Call M. utilities. avaifabie Sept t Cal gabw or Hwy an. west of Whn. (083092) charming 3 bedroom brick. quiet bat.. available Sept • $550 5612Wvemes (082892) 571-3458 or appo,rtmtent to byLibrary.Large60x150'lot,has PICKERING 2 rooms, fur- neighbourhood. hardwood Diussaps. utA,txlh5. Pttprte 433-0300 or 'OS878-0888 AVAILABLE r^r oris rarnspect (082792) svingro , large pock and large divines, nlshe0 basement. one at $300 floors, fenced yard, large (083092) to entr bedroom, private entrance, C060URG 3 bedroom, 1300 able monthly . Available unities. Avalabb Sept- 1. 728- one at $350, f rstflast, clean Wags owner transferred. Fair market value, $135,000. Will PICKERING V,uage - new, Westshore area, near beach space, 2 levels, plus crawentrance 2255. 082792) ( quiet home, near Liverpool, cal ac- fret reasonable cher. Cal txignt, orw bedroom basement and Go, first and last. $650 private Private entrance, driveway. 839-0257. (082892) 579-0180. (090192) apartment. available Spt. t. monthly. Cal 837-1315 oe 281- path. laundryroom. Ceritral air, WALK to Oshawa Centre - .m AJAX - lar room for rent in Separate entrance. cable. air, 9300, (0626'92) very nicely decorated, fully maculate 3 bedroom sem, 1 1121 house withge prvaN waSh-- LARGE semi 5 bedrooms. 2 non smoker $600 monthly inclusive First WHITBY Lar9• soh contained CarPOW. rcudes all utilities. cable, fridge, stove. $800 baths. roc morn, available Sep 1. $850 Close to all amenities. $500 kitchens. 2 112 baths. fireplace, familyroom, and Last Call 428 -7045. (0826912) one bedroom basement monthly.f rsviast pilot people, plus. 831.1077. (083092) monthly. Parking, mature non - on bus route, 90Ut.teiq Qehaei Reduced 10 AJAX Harwood and Hwy 62 parkin laundry. apartment, g, y,( broadloorned, emraroo. 4163731948. 082792) -- ---.- --- HARWOOD and 401 location. smoker. 428-2212. (063092) $125.500. Phone 571-0746. Ch1W one bedroom Private GO. A"ng S595 includes �� CENTRAL Whitbroom Spacious coon 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2room smuu SINGLE room with use of vra� to Pickering Town (063092) basement apartment. separate table lately.� bedroom manfloor d ase' ath l baths, rnanflour, island Centre, Go Train and Pickering CUSTOM, 3 bedroom brick and entrance, fully carpeted. Cal Col ieq,2836222-(og01g� brae garage, fenced 2 appliances. $1060 plus gyrating ��. � smoker stomp bungalow, large single Parking. cable. very convenient - 506 Dundas St. W. backyard. 5 appliances. located utilities. Cal 699-7337. (083092) Preferred. $3251mOnth. Ca1424 garage. with carport, 2 baths, location. available, m.WNTRY $550 indusrve lease call a27- Furnished large �n �i� in a cul-de-sac. No pets, Avail- able Sept. l st. $900 plus To��V� 4318 (062692) finished basement fireplace with stove terraced 751 lot Very larp NW Clean aullea 122 GIM Oshawa 1 Bed. $495 2136d. $595 3 Bed. $695 Suitable availability. Includes heat, cable, LARGE Furnished bachelor basement apartment, private entrance, laun- dry, cable, phone, non- smoker, $120 per week. Win, and Gionatrla. 831-8125 PICKERING One bedroom basement apartment, Rouge Valley area, parsary furnished, paring, cable included. Non- smoker. Available Sepember 1. $575 firsVlast. Suitable for • • 40 lJ 17, SWITES au son $550. 426.6178. (082892) 888 Glare St. Located near GM south plant. rates, $581 to $681. 5799. days or evenings, or one bs&oarn in 6 plea, gr- den utilities. 693.8542 428.6120 420 For Rent Sl W� 225 Thornton Rd. N. Oshowt< w ' y 02792, view. own entry, patio. 4 D �' Ask for Sheror (082792) 45 m' $,79.900. 725 5387. (082792) !'WAX AJAX by the lake, one park, no pals. 416509-2038 0 2036or AJAX - Westney4• toy 82 - upper AJAX - 3 bedroom. close to UXBRIDGE - 2200 vi brick 55 Falby Court bedroom basement apartment, 41&284-1618.(090192) two levels d 3 bedroom home, schools, minutes to Go. 2 AJAX - two tidy ran srtpking horns on large tread town koL OSHAWA Centre area - 3 'urate entrance,parking,NNASEME HIT apartment, one short distanceetoto Ajax Go rid9• Laundry 1 , stove, laurel faclities. AJAX - super one bedroom Parking. close to Go. no pans. appliances. available Sept.15. people needed to share 3 Man extras. $219.900. PORT y 2 bedroom apartment in family building. Ar cable TV, and utilities nckded, basement apartment, 4 Fridge,stove, $800 Plus utilities. $925 . utilities. 636-8528. bedroom home, $350 inclusMa PERRY - starter hot on wood conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry rraon smwk«n rw res. available irtirnedialely. $550 monthly. �nOK' air °Oil, °Kamran• Available inineadiatefy. 512• (t>� 7413, leave message. (0801921 each. Contact Dave. 42848927. (083082) town lot overlooking Park, $119,900.42&2709. (082792) facilities, Saunas and ex8lClSe room, ur►derground 6e6Ot79.(pe30e2) cwpWW mo separate $650 irraefudirg utikie PICKERING - Rosefietd at "SHAWA - 4 bedroom Finch. Clean, spacious 3 SHARED �miodalioninPick- BROKER has $10,0oosofendat parltxg included. AJAX - bachelor aparinhers, by ble Oct Available Oct. 1. Nan smoker, r aingyOM1' 2 • �`�• bedroorrra• 4 piece and 2 piece •ring -Available Sept. All 1147 per morph, CaNact ,ferry �� the lake. septate entrance. 4 no palls. 426-3194. (083092) ON VONW a. hardwood floors. baths. Hardwood floors, walkout fadkrass nduded. $400. Also at 6886805, Community FYhan- shared Laundry, central aidvac,• appliances, available gardeners dakght. Refterences. patio, garage, fridgelstove. rrr - • large, hurrtWw and dal Services. (TF) apartment, suit single $550 monthly. First and last. Available bedroom apartment with deck in immediately, non-smoker ONE, fro and three bedroom Od• 1, $1200.579.0667 aha 6 Available Oct. 1. $1150 . dehumidifier. Call 619-0167. MORE MASSffM I68683-6021 preferred. no pets. cable. in- �nfe. avaiable for Sep p mJwaskends- (090892CNC) unities. 837.2448. (0826912) (08019 �L-Fd. 9.5 cludes utilities, references. teelber and October a 900 and bedroom newly painted. Great huge kitchen, available Sept. t. 839.1460. (082792) PAGE 14 Very larp NW Clean aullea 122 GIM Oshawa 1 Bed. $495 2136d. $595 3 Bed. $695 Suitable availability. Includes heat, cable, LARGE Furnished bachelor basement apartment, private entrance, laun- dry, cable, phone, non- smoker, $120 per week. Win, and Gionatrla. 831-8125 PICKERING One bedroom basement apartment, Rouge Valley area, parsary furnished, paring, cable included. Non- smoker. Available Sepember 1. $575 firsVlast. Suitable for • • 40 lJ 17, SWITES au son $550. 426.6178. (082892) 888 Glare St. Located near GM south plant. rates, $581 to $681. BEAUTIFUL basement photo 728jgg3,(082892_ CMHC SCHL at AJAX - large one bedroom �t�' � smoker. o PICKERNW - furnished base 9 c., near non no Helping to Quedion habitation, basement apartment. Private pets, student erekrome. Call rent apartment, separate de come. huu�e l'anadraans cumptrt wr nein entrance, fridge, stove, large 427-1779• entrance, suit quiet business kvirigro 4 piece bath. Oct. 1. adult. Abstainer.Slitres all i COMFORTABLE two bedroom $630 aH inclusive. 427-2517. dut M826M basanerst aprtmant. laundry, 1779. (082-92) HOMEOWNERS OSHAWA Centre area - 3 'urate entrance,parking,NNASEME HIT apartment, one short distanceetoto Ajax Go bedroom basement apartrtwnt Station, $750 monthly. Avaiable bedroonn new Ontario Hydro a • YOU QUALIFY •- with laumdryrooI'M wash-im, Sept. 1.427-0010. (083092) and Go train. Includes utilities and kitchen. Non Smoker. avail- and cable. no pets. non smoker. able first or mid SgXJ92. $750 86§WfT spacious Street I"* Call 420.0467. Available Sep. one bedroom walkout to deck $550000 plus. 579.4905. (081792) 1.(082692) All appliances. 02 and PKWXANG - bachelor PICKERNIG - beautiful brand and bo everytd.hing. Close to everything, Hwy i. and i) new spacious two bedroom rent available immediately. Dixie, available Sep. 1. 420 basement apartment. Private g� �y11 111iities, laundry' and fireplace ASSISTANCE � • � REPAIRS? • l • entrance, dose o amenities, included. Minutes to Go and must be seen. Cal 420-1596. WifTES RcV401 - ores bedroom 401. Only $495. Call Mary (090192) basement. separate stance. Khoisan. 420-4200. (062792) shared Laundry, central aidvac,• hoine SWLLOnebedroombasrlitrwrq dose to GO and transit. $600 COUNTRY Living - private one or apartment, suit single $550 monthly. First and last. Available bedroom apartment with deck in laundry is utilities included. immediately. 837.1952. quiet country setting. Drily ten Days 380.7060 or evenings 428- (090191) minutes from Pickering T.C. and 2657. M828M NEW bright apartment for rent in GO train. Rem reasonable. $575 BRIGHT sunny, clean one private house, Laundry room inclusive. First and last. Phone bedroom newly painted. Great huge kitchen, available Sept. t. 839.1460. (082792) yard, kits of sun. Panting. avail- Al inclusive at $660. Call 683- AJAX - 'Tho Breakers' now ex - inn. able Lately. Phone 427- 4041. (082692) dusive lakeside condominiums COLE -1 -FE GRANT ENTERPRISES 3528. (08308 LIVERPOOL/FINCH Pickering - for )rtsnedialle occupancy. 1,2.3 NORTH061%ma - pito bedroom one bedroom basement bedrooms, 800.1700 sq.ft. apammrrts availsbls Sept. I. featuring 5 appliances, 1-416-404-0020 , , t ape rtmen nm, fireplace bedroom. air, bol - SW Ped hydro, SIM ire *W. (krirhgroo n, klcherk w-twoan, conles or Fridge and stove. FW*VI=V )aaay. Available Sot. 1. $550 anlork-, parking. i T. I <•` 7T O 1. - - �.lA-,(c � r `- �. .. .. ``I a .Y Y {� 0 THE (YEWS ADVERT11SM WED., AUGUST 2A, 1"1.pAGg 31-A e O e D Your calendar of coming events Billboard is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publica- tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. ALATEEN: Alateen, o 26 support group for youth aged 12 to 20 who are affected by a family member's or friend's drinking prob- lem, meets Wednesdays at 7 30 p m at Holy Trinity Church, K.ngs Cres . Ajax 427-0338 before 0 p (Jerry) ALZHEIMER: A support group for Alzhe "'e• 'a--_ es meets tie fourth Wednesday of each month The next meeting s Wed . Aug 26 a' 7 30 p m in the Commur ty Care )ffice. 487 Wes'ney Rd S . Units 19 and 20. Ajax Video oresen'a' on, discussion, refreshments 576-2567 NATURE HIKE: --*of' frorr the Cen- tral _cxe C:n'ar,o Conserva• o^ Authority will hold a free nature n ke at the Purple Woods Conserva' or Area Wed. Aug 26. at 7p m Wear shoes you're not afra-d of ge".rg dirty and bring insect repellent Take Smcoe St in Oshawa north to Concession 10, turn right and then turn right into the conservation area parking lot 579-041' SOCCER SIGN-UPS: The Ajax Warr o•s Soccer C'ub will hold indoor soccer registrations Wed . Aug 26 and -hurs . Aug 27 from 7 to 9 p m a*'he A,cx Wc•• ors" C �o house. next 'o '^e A,cx -or — ^ �� Centre ?eg s' 'ec , or 5165 per for- y , Call 428-1066 (Sherry Murphy), 427- 4883 (Ann Allard), 683-8540 (Pat Fowler), 427-4789 (Pam Czerwinski) BARBECUE: Ontario Riding MP Rene Soetens will host a barbecue Thurs., Aug. 27 from 5 p.m to dusk at Petticoat Creek Conservation Area. Whites Rd S, Pickering Cabi- net members will attend Hamburg- ers. hot dogs, corn, refreshments Regular admission rates to park apply 686-0432 HEART DAY: Casual Day for Heart, a fund-raiser for the Heart and Stroke Foundation, will oe heed Fri , Aug 28. Emp oyers are asked 'o allow employees to dress cas..,c y ,f they pay S! Dona, -ions w!i[ ale picked up 536-1521 OLDIES DANCE: the Roya! Ca^a Clio") _egion -cies' Aux, , ry. Branch 258. will hold a '50s aria '60s aarce Fri . Aug 28 fro• 8;D - a m at 45-awson Rc . 'Nesr Proceeds go 'oward o new cot Prizes, re'•esnmer,'s.:.ve ocrc - cx- ets at the door S5 509-2056 (Acre Goddard) HOCKEY REGISTRATION -he Pic<e.• g „cxe/ As.;,� � ^a reg s'ra' o^ rs c ne�P�cxe rg Recreation Coro ex -•i , A -g 28 f•om 6 30 to 8 30 p m Cost s 32CC pe- player and another S'CC 'or 're hockey scnoo: Limited space is ova co e :aye's are cskea 'o *ake the, dealt") card era b rr certn.- cote OLDIES DANCE An Old Time Roc.( <o ' . ce Ole nein oy the A, --x para; Ina ecrea' o^ department Sc' . Aug 29, from 8 p m to l a m, at me Ajax Comrru- Nty Centre. Centennial Rd " ckets are 3'5 a person (rc,ucies ou te') 427-88'' SINGLES PICNIC '-e `.e o� r. gle mothers will hold a singles' pic- nic at Poulynn Park, Ravenscrott Rd. N., Ajax, on Sat Aug 29. starting at 1 1 a.m. Lunch will be provided at a nominal fee Bring your own bever- ages, a water gun, and any other equipment for fun activities All are welcome Call 683-4070 (Dune) BIBLE SCHOOL: Peace Lutheran Church, on Liverpool Rd south of Bayly St., Pickering, will hold a voca- tion Bible school Aug 31 to Sept 4, from 9 a.m. to noon daily. S 15 per child or S30 per family 284-7265 (Lynne), 420-1452 (Jayne). She's a winner Pat Hammond, right. is the winner of a �3;'_�'? d'a'rn at Sears. Pickering 'own Centre She Sar` cies �' ��. J•., C! S .%I?`l }� �"'. ./ ' `J' 3 ..,_ -. ., "�' - ^.'�.•� "��.. .moi l.r ' _ �.,1'0e(',1^^ v,, _ —__ - .a_.:..irasYM��■►rrtill��i_'�r. riwr�..a—.__.., ..y:. �.. . ., .,. �. 'y�• ��1j.'7� 1 :PAGE 32-i -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, AUGUST 26,1992 1 -.A"kr% &ALM AL A� 4 story to remember, a taste you'll never forget: There Halenda's gramska s a new member to the Halenda's sausage -making team - and he has brought maker. Master Abraham -- as he -s known by all in the European sausage making protege his most prized and valuable Possession: the original recipe for gramska. with has his mope that is being talked about all over Europc community -- took it upon himself to r. ; Today, residents of Durham have the good ZolWn, who joined Halenda's in June,A personally train Zoltan. With the recent fall of communism and fortune to be the fust recipients of Zoltan's gifts - 1992, was born in East Europe and started his apprenticeship as a sausage maker at the nine years of experience under Zoltan's belt, You will love the taste of this lusciously famous Szeged Salami Plant. he decided it was an opportune time to spread flavored smoked meat. And as is typical of his wings. He emigrated to Canada.anything associated with the Halenda name, His talent and live of the business Unable to assist Zoltan financially yet you will want more of this perfect delicacy! was recognized by Abraham, the wanting to grant this talented sausage maker ibo nationally known master sausage a parting gift, Master Abraham gave to his ; Original Debreceni SAVE 89 .601b. if[ 211b. Garlic smokies SAVE .601b. .I London is roilsAL : r. Tend "VE rk irloin Honey &Garlic Smokies 1 i SAVE 119 2 Butterfly Pork Chops SAW „ .80 Ib49. Ib. ` Boneless Pork 1.01n Roaas 9 Smoked - Rack of Pork 299 Meaty Fresh POH[ `Kabobs 1.00 Ib. 99 ra. -'� I ,mai 0' 0 J •