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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1993_06_16• 1 1 SAM OE RE/MAX Pickering Edition CLEARANCE REALTYFIRST�,�' $2999$3999 RNM 831-3300D FIR TISIR M mcw weato THE S OE BOX ki 3 NPW* Tom Come 831-7W91 Wednesday, June 16. 1993 56 pages A Metroland Comrrxmify Newspaper Pressrtm 35000 700 + 50 GST - 75 cents Vol. 112 No. 24 SERVING SENIORS: The Pickering Chapter of the Canadian Progress Club got a big 'thank you' from Ajax -Pick- ering Community Care recently. The club gave 52,500 to Com- munity Caree for its Luncheon Out program, a monthly social outing for about 40 of the agen- cy's clients. Community Care is a volunteer, United Way agency serving senior citizens and peo- ple with special needs. The Pickering Progress Club was awarded a plaque for its gen- erosity. L-"ews- RACIAL I TENSION Fostering it LPage A7 ` Fighting it Page A8 Spedai sections j I Regular features 19 Spa A28 .soon* yawn..... --.---Am 10 0 Tories will win with. Kim: MP PCs' new image 'much more acceptable' By JUDI BOBBITT "It will be a much more acceptable image," Staff Reporter the Conservative MP for Ontario Riding pre - DURHAM - The Progressive Conservative dicts of Kim Campbell's leadership style. She party has a new image to present to the country will explain problems and options to Canadians with a new leader at the helm, says local Tory in contrast to Brian Mulroney's manner of just MP Rene Soetens, who predicts his party will making decisions, he explains. win the next federal election. See PCs. -Page A2 Festival fun Pony rides were just one of many attractions at the second annual Frenchman's Bay Festival in Pickering Sunday. David Estabrooks, four, took a ride on Tafey with the help of Jennifer Riley. photo by Andrew twanowski Rene Soelens Kim Campbell Other parties anxious for election call DURHAM - Ontario Riding candidates taking on the Tories in the next federal election can't wait for Kim Camp- bell to announce the date Canadians will go to the polls. The Progressive Conservatives' weekend selection of Ms. Campbell as party leader and Prime Minister -designate has the local candidates anticipating good things for their respec- tive parties in the election later this year. Ms. Campbell's habit of putting her foot in her mouth will further erode her credibility with Canadians, Liberal candidate Dan McTeague believes. ""Inose arc things people will not forget. The record speaks loudly for itself. I was surprised she won. She's going to lack See OTHER. -Page A2 Civil servants, teachers face 'ob loss,pav cuts DURHAM - Local civil servants and teachers face the possibility of losing their jobs or having their salaries drastically slashed to meet demands of the provincial social contract. Under provincial legislation introduced Monday, a three-year wage freeze will be imposed on 950,000 Ontario public sector workers if they don't reach an agmanatt with employers by Aug. 1. About 8,000 collective agreements across the Province will have to be opened and renegotiated. Durhmn West New Democrat MPP Jim Wiseman says, "It's a recognition of something that has to be done. We can't go on transfeaing money and paying See TOWNS»1Page A24 Looking to meet that significant someone? Call Sincerely Yours at 686-5155 •.L . ...� , , . 1 1:, PAGE 2-A4141k ld1L"IR5 AVVMhMft11, *W, j%JNF%.lk tW .... .. •.1 .. . '.. . I I... I. . . . .. • • .' • ....PCs o Yvid6fy e ::::: 1 Ing 0 00 "' P eg ega FROM PACE Al " Mr. Soetens, who supported Ms. Campbell in her campaign for party leadership, says he's "obviously quite pleased" with the outcome of the weekend lead- ership convention. He also says he's happy Jean Chartist did as well as he did. "I had a lot of respect for both of them. The party has come out of this reasonably united," Mr. Soetens comments, despite the fact Ms. Campbell won by a nar- row margin on a second ballot. " I feel good about the whole con- vention. It was good politics; it was fair politics." But most riding delegates were disappointed Mr. Charest didn't win, says local PC Associ- ation president Brian Shedden. Six of 10 local delegates were rooting for Mr. Charest. "We were disappointed," says Mr. Shedden. himself a Chartist sup- porter. "We waked hard. But at the end of the day, we're all members of the Conservative party. Once you've had a chance .to lick your woiutds, you're back Jin gear." The acsoci-won's prune obJec- five is now to ensure Mr. Soetens gets reelected as MP for Ontario Riding, he adds, predicting the Tories will again win a national election. "We're about as prac- tised as you can get. We'll make a race of it." ;. What kind of shape the ley is in with Ms. Campbell as leader will be found out "rather quick- ly", he adds. She will be sworn in as Prime Minister June 25. Mr. Soetens says the party is "in great shape" for the next elec- tion, and also predicts the Tories will win. "I was predicting that when we had Muironev as a lead- er. Canadians will have the choice of electing a Progressive Conservative Prime Minister who's looking to the future or a Liberal one wrapped up in the issues of the '70s and '80s, he says. "It seems to me we've got a package Canadians are much more likely to vote for" Other parties ready FROM PAGE AI credibility in articulating her thoughts without putting herself in more hot water." Jean Charest "came across far more articulate, and far more pol- ished," he adds. "Chartist's record of performance impressed many people, while hers tends to turn people off...Kim Campbell's victo- ry made it a la easier for us to pre- sent ourselves as a viable altema- tive." The Liberals are ready to fight an election, with both spirits and finances in good shape, he adds. "The Liberals, for the first time in many elections, are ready to face an election before it's called. We're poised -- Reform Party candidate Don Sullivan believes Ms. Campbell has surrounded herself with too many cronies of Prime Minister Brian Mulronev. "It's the same old gang," notes Mr. Sullivan. "I don't know which has more dinosaurs — the movie Jurassic Park or (PCs likely to make up) her cabinet." He believes the Tories have cre- ated an east -west split in choosing British Columbia's Ms. Campbell over Quebec's Mr. CharesL 7bey seemed to be saying they'd back anyone who's not from Quebec." Mr. Sullivan "doesn't really care" who delegates selected. "We're just going to go on our way preaching change." New Democratic Party candi- date Lynn Jacklin doesn't feel Ms. Campbell's selection "will affect us very, much. Just because there's a new face... they still have the same policies. I think she'll continue the same policies, because she did vote for them in the past." Ms. Jacklin likes the fact a woman was selected Prime Minis- ter -designate, but adds, "I felt her attacks weren't appropriate. She alienated 95 per cent of the popula- tion in the last little while." The Ontario Riding NDP is "quite well organized at the moment. We're ready for an elec- tion at any time." Introducing Lightlines Designer Series. They're light years ahead. 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I�nALe�Dou�as- 'WINDOW FASHIONS CALLTODAY 428-0937 FREE SHOP AT HOA OTTAWA - Ontario Riding delegates at the Progres- sive Conservative party's weekend leadership convention pretty well reflected the dews of all 'Tories gathered in Ottawa in that they were split on which of the front-run- ners they'd back Our special corre:sptxrdem at the weekend convention. former Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser reporter and now Oshawa -Whitby This Week news editor Wendy Gallagher, says local PC MP Rene Soetens and riding delegates were engrossed in some friendly jostling over which candidate to select. 1'hat was even evident outside the steamy Ottawa ' (IN C' (entre Saturday as Ontario Ridinatte g ndees \`i at the convention took a breather...sort of.An a 1 v' parking lot turned makeshift open eating and drinking area where the political junkies couldn't completely get away from L-ampatgning. While Mr. Socicns took the side of Kim Camp- bell. most other riding delegates were backing Jean Charest. So, there was even some arm twisting among area residents at Ottawa "It seems Ontario Riding is very reflective of the convention." Mr. Soctens said Saturday. "There's a strong force for Campbell, a strong force for Chamst and one or two who are kind of flatting around." NVlc Ontario Riding PC Association president Brian Shedden stood firmly behind Mr. ChanesL he also expressed his devotion to the local MP. "I'm first a supporter of Rene Soetens ... The main Ontario Riding delegates, from left. Patrick Keefe, object is to get Rene Scmens re-elected." Ashok Bhatia. Julie Learn, Fred Winterburn and Brian Equally important to Mr. Shedden was that Shedden try, unsuccessfully, to persuade MP Rene pwiy faithful come out of the convention united. Soetens to support Jean Charest while an undecided "When it's all over you have to be all together. Roy Hubbard, kneeling, contemplates his choice. the object is to axne out of the convention prc- photo by Wendy Gallagher pared to fight" MP in cabinet?'-- AJAX-PICKERING - Ontario Riding MP Rene Soewns could get a cabinet post in Kim Campbell's government, the local Progressive Conservation Association president predicts. But, Mr. Soetens isn't as optimistic. "I wouldn't be surprised," says Brian Shedden of the possibility. "Both the Campbell team and the (Jean) Charest team were actively after Rene (for support in the recent leadership convention). It wasn't a case of one more vote; Rene is an important player here." As chairman of the Ontario cau- cus for the past three years, our rep- resentative in Ogawa could serious- ly be considered by Ms. Campbell for a cabinet seat, W. Shedden says, pointing out that, as Prime Minister, she'll be looking for "the best tal- ent" by region as she downsizes cabinet from 38 ministers to 25. But Mr. Soetens laughs heartily at Mr. Shedden's prediction. "I appreciate the positiveness of Brian's support. I suppose some of his comments are correct; I think I've been well-respected by my col- leagues and I've had very good access to all cabinet ministers. But it's beyond my thought process. You have to look at the realities of governing; we're going to have a smaller cabinet, which reduces opportunities." Ontario will likely be downsized to six or seven cabinet ministers from its current 11, Mr. Soetens adds. "Keep m mind there are very talented cabinet ministers still there ... I won't be sitting by my phone waiting for the call.- But all"But if that call were to come, our MP admits he'd `look at it pretty seriously." His acceptance of a cabi- net post would depend on what that post is, he adds. "Not that I think it would hap- pen, but if I was offered external affairs I would tum it down." That job would keep him away from his constituents too much, he explains. 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LIS 2115 GREG COATES, Managing Editor Newsroom - 683-5110 Distribution - 683-5117 Retail Advertising - 683-5110 Classified - 798-7672 HUGH OATES Man Advertising Manager FAX - 683-7363 National Advertising Sales - 493-1300 Real Estate & Automotive Advertising - 798-7672 BRUCE CHOLSO Retail Sales Manager Member of the Ontario Community Newspaper Association ARE E DANF R Distribution Manager Member of the Ontario Press Council It's up tyou Kim The picture is complete. With Kim Campbell's Tory leadership win on Sunday, Canadians now know what their choices are on the ballot of the next federal elec- tion. And, with his. Campbell's name on the list, there could be an oppor- tunity for Canucks to chart a different course. History will be made June 25 when Ms. Campbell takes her oath. But Canadians are also looking at the history of Brian !Mulroney and the past eight years of Tory rule. The public currently has a had taste in its mouth — both for politi- cians in general and for Mulroney policies many saw to be detrimental to the country. Now, there is a new leader at the helm. A new manager who has to prove to her customers that store policy will chance and that her store is superior to others. Opposition members are using his. Campbell's support for controver- sial pieces of legislation such as the GST and Free Trade Agreement against her. Whether good or bad legislation. you can't hold one MP entirely responsible for an entire government's move. Kim Campbell has weeks to show the Canadian people she is new, exciting and has fresh ideas. That she's willing to listen. There probably isn't a worse time for someone to be a politician. She's cot a mountain to climb before the next election to demonstrate her capability of running this great country. K'c're encouraged b-, her eagemess to talk with provincial ministers and hammer away at the national debt like a family, not like an individu- al. We hope his. Campbell succeeds in gaining the faith of Canadians. We're confident in her ability to do so. We hope people w111 listen. At this point, his. Campbell appears to be the only hope to change the direction of the country. Outdated Liberal policies, disastrous \DP policies and uncharted waters with the Reform Party leave us with our fingers crossed for his. Campbell's performance. Make it a good one Kim. You're our only hope. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Say ' I10 ' to adult video stores Construction has To the editor, \Vith reference to the letter from Phyllis Store-,. Ajar, dated May 21. 1993, entitled "All -adult video out- lets have reader concerned". Phyllis Storey is to be commended for tak- ing a stand. There are many who share her opinion. It appears the majority are silent. We must make an effort and make our voices heard. In late August last year an "Adult -Only" video store opened in Ajax. A letter to Mayor Jim Witty was written, strongly urging him to get council to consider amending By-law No. 72-90, pertaining to Adult Entertainment Parlours, to include video stores selling and rent- ing triple X-rated videos and other pornographic material. In November, 1992 another letter was written enclosing a petition signed by over 8(X) concerned citi- zens of Ajax. The letter was repre- sented to council and referred to the clerk's department for further action. As a follow-up. a meeting was held with the planning department in December, 1992 and as a result a letter was received in March, 1993 from Mayor Witty, to say that a report would be presented at a June 1993 council meeting. Hopefully we can get our council men and women to ensure that no more "Adult -Only" video stores and Adult Entertainment Parlours open in Ajax. Violet Azavedo, Ajax Ajax dull and cold To the editor, Re: Village Creek Condo- miniums Proposal. My family and I have just received the proposal for the condominiums that are to be built on Kingston Road. I am, to say the least, utterly dis- gusted with the Town of Ajax. I am aware of all the other construction that is going on around our community, but since this construction is liter- ally going on in my backyard, I have decided to take "writ- ten" action. All that the Town of Ajax seems to be con- cerned about is money. The council has shown little to no concern about wildlife and their natural habitat. Con- struction will continue to go on until we live in a dull, cold, concrete world. Condominiums and conve- nience stores will be built continuously until there's no land left at all. I should thank God that they haven't built anything on my front lawn — yet. 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THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, JUNE 16,1993 -PAGE 7-A Area white separatists under fire By LINDA W)FII'cE Staff Reporter DURHAM - Local multicultural advocates are denouncing a group which claims "anti -racism has become a neurosis (that) only tar- gets whites" and plans to open a chapter here. "The best thing to do is not to give them the time of day," Brian Vrebosch, president of the Multi- cultural Council of Oshawa/Durham says of the Her- itage Front. Still, he recognizes "there are, unfortunately, a lot of bigots." Wolfgang Droege, founder of the Heritage Front, was to arrive at a private meeting spot. in Oshawa to launch the new branch Sunday. But because he was arrested Friday dur- ing a melee in Toronto with mem- bers of the Anti -Racist Action, police here believe the inaugural meeting was postponed. "Racism always exists and nobody escapes," Heritage Front's 24-hour hotline proclaimed yester- day. "You are a racist and there's no doubt about it. People who claim to be anti -racist can't even debate their position so they resort to mindless violence." An Oshawa member denies he is a white supremacist, refemng to himself instead as "white sepa- ratist". Children, particularly those Aith low self-esteem and those who "don't understand the full imphca- tions of racism", are especially "vulnerable" to groups like Her- itage Front, wams Mr. Vrebosch, principal of St. Isaac logues Catholic School in Pickering. He advises parents to "counsel" children against arguments which suggest one race is superior to another. "People may be different in terms of race and ethnic back- ground, but we're all the same in a lot of ways," he explains. "We all want to be successful, we all have feelings, and we all want to be secure." The Durham Board of Educa- tion's multiculturalism and race relations consultant agues. "We're against any kind of prac- tise that pronates hate," says Sarah McDonald. "We're in the business of educating. We teach tolerance and " Ms. McDonald recently met with high school principals to teach them how to deal with grotips like Heritage Rion. She's also talked to teachers about hate titaature, graf- fiti and signs. Durham Regional Police Chief Trevor Mccatghei ty promism " he activity of the Heritage Front will receive intense scrutiny hom the police" and he's "calling for zero tda m henna Durham residents." Members of the Torano-based Heritage Front showed up for a demonstration at Dunbar ton High Schooi in May 199 , though only a few hundred of the Pickering school's 2,300 students stood by them. "Black pride weeks are being rammed down their throats like bayonets," a Heritage Front `offi- cer" explained at that demonstra- tion. 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OAC student Lorraine Robert- son says the video she and fellow producers recently presented at the Social Development Council of Ajax -Pickering's Unity in Diversity forum lev; people know ..It's your right to be different_" The forum's aim was to pro- mote a greater understanding and awareness of human rights issues among high school students, who were invited to express their thoughts creatively. The video Subject Matter. put together by an OA(' drama clan and filmed by the school's commu- nications department, followed a talk show format. A host inter- viewed people who had been dis- criminated again%t on the basis of sex, race. physical disabilities and AIDS. "No matter what, you're a human being," explains Miss Robertson. "If someone's been fired for a reason that's not valid, surf as an employer s preference to hire a female over a male, thev should go to the Human Rights Commission." John }tucker. secretan- general of the commission. attended the forum and took the video to the Canadian Association Statuton- Human Rights Agencies Confer- ence in Ottawa *1 am grateful for (students') interest in human nghts, especially during these dark times when racist groups seem to be gaining a foothold in the younger genera- tion," Mr. Huccer says in a press release issued bv the Social Devel- opment Council. The forum. held at Pine Ridge Secondary School in Pickering. fea- Ajax High School students Nicole Meaney, left, and Shannon Bolton display a video they helped produce on human rights issues, which features fellow student Alison Ste. Marie on the TV screen. photo by Ron Pietroniro tured more than 120 submissions frorn area students. St. Mary Catholic Secondary Sd mi student Lisa Penny of Pick- ering submitted a three-dimensional sculpture titled Walks of Life. It THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AJAX NOTICE Sale of Land by Public Tender Pursuant to the Municipal Tax Sales Act TAKE NOTICE that tenders are invited for the purchase of the land(s) described below and will be received until 3:00 p.m. local time on Wednesday, July 14, 1993, at the Finance Department, Town of Ajax Municipal Building, 65 Harwood Ave. South, Ajax, Ontario, L1 S 21-19. The tenders will then be opened in public on the same day at 3:15 p.m. Minimum Description of Land Tender Amount Assessment Roll No. 18 05 010002130180000, Parcel Unit 10, level 11, Durham Condominium Plan No 35, in the Town of Ajax in the Regional Municipality of Durham, municipally known as 92 Church Street South, Suite 1110 $12,653.46 Tenders must be submitted in the prescribed form and must be accompanied by a deposit in the form of a money order or bank draft or cheque certified by a bank, trust company or Province of Ontario Savings Office payable to the Town of Ajax and representing at least 20 per cent of the tender amount. The Town of Ajax makes no representation regarding the title to or any other matters relating to the land to be sold. Responsibility for ascertaining these matters rests with the potential purchasers. This sale is governed by the Municipal Tax Sales Act, being chapter M.60 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario 1990 and the Municipal Tax Sales Rules made under that Act. The successful purchaser will be required to pay the amount tendered plus accumulated taxes and the relevant land transfer tax. For further information regarding this sale and a copy of the prescribed form of tender contact: Maureen Wiles -Frost Tax Collector The Corporation of the Town of Ajax Finance Department Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H9 Telephone (416) 683-4550 Ext. 312 �O �A N� S�p0,NG pZ 9 Just ADD FREIGHT 8 TAXES CASH BACK APPLIED depicted an exploded world filled with shoes representing various L titres. Literary submissions included the pt><ms Black and White t Inile from fine Ridge's Steve Ford and Discrimination by Chris DLLi ('ruz of Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic l Iigh Scht)ol in Ajax. Pickering's Dunharton High School students Shaleza Latif, Samantha Locke and Barry Riley submitted a free-standing display entitled Literature of the World. Profiles entitled Proud to he Canadian were submitted h}. Balm Ikes.utjh and Alan (Tan of Picker- ing Iligh School in Pickering Vil- lage. Ajax's Harwood Secondary School student Kirsty Ad:un pre- sented an essay called Unity in A � it W or r Diversity. "We hope the success of the forurn will promote more dialogue and activity between schools, s(x.ial agencies and cultural organization, in the community," says Roland RutlarxL one of the organizer. Oh Boyl • SHUMIWt - Chuck and Debbie welcome with great love the newest member of their famiy, Spencer Lee born Victoria Day, May 24, 1993. et 8 57 am weighng 8 tits., 3 oz. Thrilled with their little brother are Jennifer and Page (we wont play Batman) Prod grandparents are Al and Jean Dromarsky and Can and Vicky Shumilak Thanks to friends and neighbours for their love and kindness Muer appreciation to the wonderful nursing staff at Markham•Stalfvifke Hospital and Drs. Peters. Amon and Pancer for their care. delivery 6 steady hands 1 f10 TO CHOOSE BRAND NEWFROM 1993 ASTRO '4V41i PASSENGER VAN Air gond., V6, auto., 8 pass., tilt wheel, cruise control, rally wheels. etc. � 00* 1 6 8 2 4 o c in � �u. C �. mcwae. ir OtHO.[ks a rea.IH OFFER GOOD UNTIL JUNE 30193 : p�10OMWW R Sheridan CHEVROLET • GEO.OLDSMOBILE • CADILLAC 1800 Kingston Rd, Pickrin (t km oaf of Pickering Towrt Centre) 683-9333 1992 SUNRUNNER CONVERTIBLES IIIIIIIIN I Broadcasting r LIVE Thurs.., June 17 From our SHOWROOM. BUILT IN ONTARIO FR oar Z.6 Q Be sure to drop by and test drive one today! 266 KIMG ST, W. 436-1500 OVER 22 TO CHOOSE FROM i FROM* $239 for 48 mo. 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The new contract would include "social equity" for Picker- ing so it doesn't have to host yet another dump, says David Ryan, chairman of a mayor's -citizens' task force against dumps. "They're not listening," he says of the provincial govern- ment. "We have participated more than equally." The provincially -created Inter- im Waste Authority. currently searching for a dump site in each of the regions of Durham. York and Peel, will announce preferred landfill locations this summer. Pickering has four of five poten- TREAD ON OVER HERE11 r f � • S Bargain Tire Auto Centre recently celebrated the grand opening of their new Ajax store on Fairall St. Above: Mayor Jim Witty (left) cuts the ribbon. Next to Mr. Witty are Grace Coletti and husband Adrian Coletti, the president of Bargain Tire Centre. The store looks forward to serving the entire Durham Region. OV Adli �E o� Z • � A 4 T� 1c (1P1 0 till Kids 8-14 years are invited to rent our lemonade stand for 4 hours on any day from July 2nd to Sept. 5 to sell lemonade. All supplies provided. Nominal rental fee, lemonade at cost. A great way for kids to learn business basics! Call Sue Stephen 683-7171 Special thanks to Dominion and Millwork (Ajax) for their support. ONLY E VERY EST! tial Durham sites. Task force members will hold a press conference at Queen's Park tomorrow at l p.m.. and will give the provincial govern- ment a 6,000 -signature protest petition and two scrolls contain- ing personal messages from resi- dents. m M c The One -Stop Fitness Place * FITNESS & AEROBIC CENTRE * HEALTH & FITNESS STORE * SUNTANNING 1035 BROCK RV. 427-6277PICKERING PICK.ERING TOYOTA WILL PAY THE TAX ON THE PURCHASE OF ANY IN -STOCK 1993 COROLLA, CAINIRY, CELICA, PREVIA, T100 OR 4 RUNNER AIDS -hospice in planning stages DURHAM - A group trying to establish an AIDS hospice in Durham Region meets Thursday. James House will help people diagnosed as HIV-positive and AIDS sufferers, their partners, fami- ly and friends. A committee working to open the hospice has set an initial fund- raising goal of $1 million, with half the money to be used to buy and renovate a building for the facility. The remaining money will be invested to help cover hospice oper- ating costs. In Durham, 125 people are HIV positive and 35 individuals have full-blown AIDS. These figures only include people diagnosed in Durham and not those diagnosed elsewhere who have since moved here. Hospice organizer Bob Pigden says people would stayat the tacib- Price Easy Living®Plus Latex satin flat interior point with one -coat coverage" when spread up to 420 sq. k. per 3.76 L can. Splatter resistant and washable. 15 101 Sears reg. 34.99 Each ..... 17.49 Also sa-e Sl 2 on other line hnrshes —when applied according to iabel direchons. ty on a temporary basis. The facility would have six to eight beds when it opens. The hospice is named for Jim Musel, who died of AIDS last June. 'Comorrow's meeting will be held at St. Andrew's Church, 71 Simcoe St. S.. Oshawa, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Anyone interested in attending the meeting can call 404-2102 or 723-9201. THE NEMAlD'NP.PUM WW;; VMW TC, t 0Wft1Wl1-A AJAX CIVIC AWARD All residents of Ajax and friends are invited to attend the presentation of the Ajax Civic Award. The Ajax Civic Award will be presented to an individual who has made a contribution of an outstanding nature to the well being of the community. The announcement and presentation will be held on Wednesday, June 16th at 7:00 o.m. at the Ajax Community Centre, Commodore Room. A reception will follow. Free admission. Further information may be obtained by calling the Mayor's secretary at 683-4550. Compound FO Ff mike saw N m 4-runcnon caoabi 'y- :rosscut bevel Tare and compound T 're. Has 15 0 amo 4900 rpm •,nOtor plus electric biade orake 20 -tooth carbide -tipped blade included 7' Sears ea 469 99 Ea. 299.99 it otter than !gears S With a lifetime warranon Easy Living Plus plaint""and a 2myr. warrant on CRAFTSMAN power tools. 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Topics to be covered include: , new Provincial regulations - rules on municipal composting; - recycling options for green wastes. • why should municipalities compost?; • what is involved in municipal composting programs?; - how to start a central com- posting system, • what's next? — advice on current and future options for dealing with organic household, commercial, industrial, institu- tional, sewage and agricultural wastes. This three-day seminar will include sessions such as the Sci- ence Behind Composting as well as exhibitors, panel discussions and tours. The Composting Council of Canada is a recently -formed tech- nological and practical authority on composting which also pub- lishes a 12 -page newsletter informing members about resources and events across Cana- da To receive information about the Composting Council of Cana- da or a brochure on its upcoming conference, contact EnviroBusi- ness Directions Inc., Thornhill, (416) 88 1-7479. 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Reg- l(i.% 8each Wn's Com In Casual !'ant. 14 7p 30-i`; 2090 each �l�•n'� ,hurt-sll,•c•cL' Cotton T-tihirt l>r Nttttil.lc Tl>P. S -\L. Reg. 790 392 Comf0riahle Cl�ttun \Valking Shorts. 30-42. Sug. 1799 8" each F] tNlttl� �`' 5*97fitaniier3*97C-D Flat -knit 1It"'%%-%\ "91 lunUn FI1111 vl IIIt' „t �x4. +�t;�;. ��• •IA N Nll OL. \Icn , liriLj �� nt .I„Ilrtrll 2 (Y ll(�111•\. . Diss Al X 'Yost it' when she won it AJAX - Crystal Lee Magda "lost it" when she won it. Ms. Magda beat five other con- testants to win the 1993 Miss Ajax pageant Sunday night. When she was named winner of the Ajax Home Week event, the 16 -year-old "lost it. I started cry- ing. I didn't believe it." First runner-up Kerri Shipley and Ms. Magda were named co - Miss Friendship. As Miss Ajax, Ms. Magda will represent the Town at functions such as Home Week events and Ajax Day at the SkyDome. Ms. Magda, a Grade 11 student at Ajax High School and a cashier at the Canadian Tae store here, has lived in the Town since she was two. Ms. Shipley, 19, just graduated from Ajax high and will be going to Durham College in September, taking a dental hygienist course. She's lived in Ajax for 16 years. The winner's name was entered in the contest by her aunt, Brandy Woks. "I was flattered, so I went. I always liked the Miss Ajax, but I never thought of entering myself," Ms. Magda says. "She (her aunt) thought I could do it. I guess she was right." The hardest part of the contest was the question and answer ses- sion held during the show, she says. Her question was who was the most influential person on her life during her high school years. "I said my grandfather. Ile always pushed me to do the best of my ahi;liry; ' Ms. Magda says. She lives with her grandparents, Crystal Lee Magda, left, was named the 1993 Miss Ajax winner on Sunday, while Kerri Shipley was first runner-up. The pair also shared the Miss Friendship award. who were "thrilled- at her win, she says. Among the prizes Ms. Magda received were a gold watch, a hair dryer, running shoes, jewelry and flowers. Ms. Shipley enterod because, "1 thought it would be fun, a goad experience and a good way to mast 1x:ople. It's a great way to repre- sent the Town." She says the hardest part of the contest was the personal interview each participant had with the Dentures so natural... you'll never know the difference! New soft -touch Materials for Sensitive Gums. Walter Wimmer, Denture Therapist PICKERING TOWN CENTRE LOWER LEVEL R FREE CONSULTATION ❑ ®420-5020 TON Free 1-800-661-5020 , judges on the Thursday before the pageant. rhe show was the easiest part. We rehearsed it until we couldn't rehearse it anymore," she says. tier family was "really great, really supportive. My Morn, Dad, sister and boyfriend were really happy that I entered. - THE NEWS ASR WED., MINE 16, 013 -WE J31 -A, 'I't 4e Insurers Lmmraaoe BroMm Mc. THE INSIlR� wsuRANcz BRo�.lts ARE FIPwSFD To ANNot1pQ 7iltc OPENING OF TIM NEA LOCATION AT 18; DEIANEY DRIVE LIN MAX THE INSURERS OFFERS A FULL. RANGE OF PEILWWAL AND BUSINESS ' INSURANCE SERVICES AND REPRESENTS s OF GNADAS' TOP INSURANCE COMPANIES. STEVE WAY, A LONG TIME AJAX RESIDENT BRINGS OVER 10 YEARS OF INSURANCE EXPERTISE TO OUR NEW OFFICE AND WILL BE SERVING AS OUR LOCAL BRANCH MANAGER. STEVE WOULD BE MORE THAN HAPPY TO DISCUSS ANY OF YOUR INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS WITH YOU. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO GUI. US FORA the citadel NO OBLIGATION QUOTATION AT 619-9869. 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MGL 14 -A -THE NEWS ADVEl MSE R, W M, JUNE M 1!!0 M .. ■ 1 Task urging buig ■ counciolrase quits over leak PICKERING - A proposal that Pickering politicians get a pay raise tart into a snag Monday night after members of a citizens' task force making the recommendation resigned. The resignation, tendered unanimously by the three-man committee. is blamed on the fact the News Advertiser published the proposed pay hike before politicians had a chance to debate the issue. The task force had proposed a 10.5 per cent pay hike for councillors and a five per cent raise for the mayor. "We withdrew the report because we were put off on the basis of somebody handing it Over to the newspaper." explained task force chair- man Bob Brishoume in an interview. "We're put off by the way the whole thing was handled." The committee resigned by a letter to the Town Friday and asked that its report he withdrawn from council's Monday executive Semi -Annual M TERNITY TRUCKLOAD SALE 0 R Y 20-70% OFF EVERYTHING IN THE STORE 4' Huge Selection, New Stock Daily perp ORY T14,OSat. I TWO . .. . For the latest in news and views, read the News Advertiser committee agenda. In its letter, the task force said advance copies of the report were released to councillors "for their eyes only" and complained of "an inexcus- able breach of trust" by whoever SUMMER PRICE MELTDOWN, gave the document to are ,rter But there has been no breach Portable TV/AM/FM radio of confidentiality. Town clerk 29 _ -_. -_:.�` , _.-: ,,; Bruce Taylor advised council'. Has bwlt m speak 6 executive committee. "Not from save a legal sense: there may have S100 been a misunderstanding on the part of the committee." 199 While councillor Rick John- 3. scat called the leak cif the report a "damaging blow" to public trustof 10 politicians. councillor Kip Van Kempen said it was "very G itd94:1.,� absurd" to suggest a report to rte Easy -to -m VCR Plus debated in public could not he released to the public. „;,; , . - _, ;,'",.. • _ _ - . out the N listings PiusCode ' Although the task force oesidethe show 151-8900 requested its report he with- Yoe drawn. politicians voted to 2=4- receive it and mayor Wavne Arthurs suggested a debate might , � take place next Monday if the _t'r task force can be persuaded to reconsider its position. In the meantime. added the mayor, any politicians concerned about the impact their salaries have on tax- payers have the option of not canting their pay cheques. "There may he an attempt to get us back again. but that's another issue." says Mr. Bris- bourne. 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Waft ?A nd 7199900 rror 3MahoW p1mll Radio Shade gives you 3 worry -free years of coverage. Battenes/tapes/CDslaccessones/adapters not included unless specified. Except for clearance nems. Rain Checks will be issued if an item Is sold out Radio Shack does nol accept Will - TY for piCtonal or typographical errors. Prices shown are actual retail prices. exclusive of any applicable taxes Cops hunting bank robber-­ who retrieved hold-up note By SGT. GRANT ARNOLD Durham Regional Police DURHAM - Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police robbery squad are asking for the public's help in solving a robbery in Oshawa on Friday, April 23. Around 7:15 p.m., a lone man entered the Bank of Montreal on the east side of the Oshawa Cen- tre. He approached the teller's booth, handed the victim a wrin- kled white piece of paper and then announced it was a holdup. The robber demanded the holdup note and money from under the coin tray before running from the bank. A bank employee saw the sus- pect get into a 1991 or new style GMC/Chev pick-up truck, with dark blue top, light blue middle, dark blue bottom and an eight -foot box with a 4 -by -4 logo. The truck was last seen going southbound through the lot towards Elmgrove Ave. The suspect is described as white, 25 years old, 6', 190 pounds, with a heavy build and short black hair. He wore silver - rimmed glasses, a black baseball hat, black leather jacket, faded blue jeans and black footwear. No weapon was seen or men- tioned. A re-enactment of this crime will be shown on CITY TV chan- nel 57 cable 7 Thursday, June 17 during the 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. news. It will also be shown on CKVR TV in Barrie and CHEX CRIME TV in Peterborough on Friday, June 18, again during the news. Crime Stoppers is asking any- one with information on this roh- bery or any other on cnme to call. Durham Region banks have been victimized on several occa- sions and Crime Stoppers would welcome any information regard- ing these robberies. As a caller, you will not be asked to identify yourself or have to go to court. A cash reward of up to $1,000 is being offered if your tip leads to an arrest. The Crime Stoppers phone number is 436-8477. That's 436 - TIPS. Sgt. Grant Arnold is coordina- tor of Durham Regional Crime Stopprrs. FATHER'S DAY 1 SPECIAL 20% OFF I SHOVELS & RAKES Sale ends June 19 111111% •• � • 7D kq.-s _,u. %PVIL- 3110 CONC i _ m 2 sot GAYLY � Happy Anniversary `��� �BEVE�IV NIIIS tiLosrCl�:rs� TM Celebrating 2 years of helping people in the Pickering Community. ,Has The Richer, Thicker Carpet For Luxury That Lasts. REMNANTS •REMNANREMNANTS FREE PAD, NO G.S.T.; NO P.S.T. P NT E nF0 low • 95 oz 40 oz. • Uatuma ULTRA SOFT AND THICK • U166"wamdyagam i decor. 14 OW COWS IN WMY COMPLETELY INSTALLED. 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The Region of Durham is getting S2.9 million for various road improvements to alleviate traffic congestion near the Oshawa GO station. The capital expenditure was approved by provincial trans- portation minister Gilles Please recycle this newspaper J HENRY SILVER - LAWYER General Practice of Law since 1971 No charge for initial consultation Evening and weekend appointments available 345 Kingston Rd.. Suite *305 Pickering 509-2556 .Pouliot, despite recent provin- cial cutbacks to GO's operating budget. The operating cuts mean eastbound train service will ter- minate in Pickering during off- peak hours, with passengers MASON LOVED �xra INSIDE 3 OUT Just move in and enjoy. Main floor family & laundry. Door to garage, 3 bdrms., full ensuite & walk-in closet, 16'x17' deck. Basement needs your finishing touch numerous upgrades. Call Audrey Campbell Sales Representative 474- 1710, 267-1980. bound for Ajax, t y Oshawa to be bused. Shop the News Advertiser for great bargains CORRECTIQN In this week's 'Father's Day Sale' Oyer, the $99.97 Gas Trimmer featured on page 21 � is not available. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. Kmart Canada Limited -�'at Thunderbird. PROPER CLUB SELECTION Twenty years ago, the sophistication of club selection was - relatively simple. Tour golfers were more relaxed about distance to the flag. Today's PGA tour player and the caddies know distance tothe flag from any position on the fairway or rough of the hole they are playing. The caddy calls the distance from an accurate yardage book that he buys for each tour stop course. Today's pros are not told -- it's approximately 130 yards, they are told it's 131 yards to the flag. From this description you can see club selection is vitally important, and of course you can readily understand that you must accurately know how far you can hit each club. Now that we have established this accurate approach to golf, what other factors should you consider when selecting the club for the shot. Let's say you know you hit a #8 iron 135 yards. Do you automatically hit your #8 iron when you are 135 yards from the flag? Here are the thought processes you should go through. First off, you should be able to control your #8 iron like this: a soft or smooth #8 - 130 yards, a full #8 - 135 yards, a hard #8 iron - 140 yards. The next consideration. am I hitting into an elevated green (add yardage), is the wind or breeze helping or hindering me (add or subtract yardage). ilow am I playing today? Am I on my game or having an off day? . LFT'S SEE HOW rr 511 :HT WORK" Here we are{aced with a #8 1 on dist fie. e, we are able to execute easily, but the proper club selection could be a 9 iron if we re hitting down wind or it could be a 017 iron if we're hitting against the wind; and of course, if conditions are even more adverse such as a strong wind against and to an elevated green, you may have to drop to a #6 tion. The things to know are: How far you can hit each club and don't be afraid to consider the outside elements that affect your shot and allow for them. 'Vsood luck is often good calculation." NEXT WEEK: SOME IDEAS ON itOW 7'0 PRACTISE. JN F SENIORS' DAY (60.) & RETIREES Al' Tee oP before ' . a r any T.,escay )72 green fees and t7 ' cower car, . .... ... ... ....... - ......................... ;/^� 00 60 fw w. m POWER CART SPECIAL (GST Incl.) J 2 green fees 6 ' power car, 4QL F G- MDr -Fr. before 8 a.m. 368t. 00 - - - - Tues -Sun- after 3 o m �.. .... V8 �...., Call 686-1121 For Further Information. FIRST EVER.FF . i WN Factory Authorized Sale of Dependable HEIL Central Home Air Cond-witionbW The past two chilly summers left too many Heil Climatizer Deluxe 2 -Speed air conditioners in the factory warehouse. Heil has authorized us to offer you the best price ever on a Heil air conditioning system for your home — a price hundreds ofdollars las f thanyou'd ceps for air conditioning of Heil quality. The value is mads ewx greater because it cows swab Hex$ famous 5 Year Puts and Labour W arraxty at uo t: �... extra cost ;Z TIWG 6 COOIZ PWDWrS This sale ends June 30. Act now and save on many years of Heil dependability - Cal! W today Ro d m a n's (since 190) HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 683-3641 _ 285 HUNT ST., AJAX, ONTARIO LIS 3Ki In.*Burlington 9K .L • 0 Max & Oshawa O NpAN sv 11-5 P-"" wr,�c�y Closed Supag THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, JUNE 16, 1913 -PAGE 17-A •. •*Oshawa UF ■ -Single- 0 Mattresses ' F$7988 1 N--- E w I DVMLOP NO GST & PST ON ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING IN AIIR CTAREC!! 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Patricia wife Margaret, Karen and her Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-9090. Hugh Winch, beloved husband of donations to Susan Winch. Loving brother Entered into rest at the Cente- nary Hospital on Wednesday, Cranston, loving wife of Donald. Dear mother of Mark and Janice. husband Gerry O'Riley, Paul and In lieu of flowers, of his wife Kelly. Dear Grandma of the Ajax -Pickering Hospital Bed Elizabeth Bailey and her husband June 9, 1993 in her 65th year. Beloved daughter of Jack and Katie, Christopher, Jesse, Carly, Campaign would be appreciated. Robert of Mississauga. A private Wanda, beloved wife of Rev. Chuck Brown Ajax. Dear Gladys Keegan. Sister of John Him, Jeremy, Erin, Ryan, Jamie -Leigh WINCH, Robert Hugh - Sud- family service was held at denly Sunnybrook Hospital on McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, of mother of Drew of Ajax. Fondly and daughter-in-law of George and sister-in-law of Ruth and Chad. Arrangements entrust- at ed to the Accettone & Lodge Wednesday, June 9, 1993. Robert 428-8488. remembered by her grandchil- Childerhose. Arrangements dren April, Lance and Kimberly. entrusted to the Accettone & Loving sister of Lorna Henshaw. Lodge Funeral Home, Ajax, 428- • .. Sister-in-law of Trevor, Betty 9090. In lieu of flowers, dona- ► CWIIMAREl SI Mill R" Sharp, Sue Tripp and her hus- tions to the Canadian Cancer + • HONDA WH..I: BE INS..... band John Sr. Also survived by Society would be appreciated. • TO SIM, 1T IS IN nieces Kathy and her husband EGERTON, Stanley • Nelson, Angela and her husband Richards -Suddenly at the GOOD SHAPE. Kurt, nephews Tim and his wife Oshawa General Hospital on TEST ON HOIST Julie, Dan and John Jr. Great 'Monday, June 14, 1993. Stan ROAD aunt of Joshua, Benjamin and Egerton, in his 42nd year, J cam -A perfomwicc U Elihaust sysem. Jessica. "Whosoever believeth in beloved husband of Linda Smith. u �fnr�` U lam. Christ should not perish, but Caring father of Stacie and Stan- TransEngin Dr � Transmission Drnd�e. have everlasting life." The ley III. Dear son of Stan and Dol- U � Brakes. U Gospel, according to St. John. lie and son-in-law of Doug and Nveli Brake pads Siecring. 0 t�� pads& Chapter 3 verse 16. Arrange- Ethel Smith. Loving brother of u $iG711g Brakes mementrusted to the W.C. George, Carolyn and Jimmy. U Brake calipers Town Funeral Chapel. Whitby, Fondly remembered by many � 0� 52 POINT �JJL �'tOR BODY � CHECK'Ts 668-3410. Interment Pine Hills nieces, nephews, relatives, 3 satbrjts 0 trarra Cemetery, Scarborough. friends and co-workers. Arrange- ' It usually takes less than one hour to complete. D a„ t& & Brake 0 clams U St" linkage, CRANSTON, Patricia - On ments entrusted to the Armstrong • Can find small problems... before they become pedals (F— play) 0 Door locks 0 Shock aWybe s Sunday, June 13, 1993, at the Funeral Home, 124 King St. E., big problems. :) Parking Brake. 0 Hood 196 0 Whedlbearings, Oshawa, 433-4711. Visitation • The Clinic will determine If your Honda is J Ar ooixigiow wrT+P :1 Trunk lat& recycle this newspaper Wednesday from 2 to,4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral service in the chapel Thursday, June 17 at 1:30 p.m. Cremation at Thornton Cre- matorium. Memorial donations to the Diabetes Association would be appreciated. TAYLOR, Audrey - At the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Sat- urday, June 12, 1993. Audrey Taylor, beloved wife of Ken. Loving mother of Scott and his SEARS CORRECTION NOTICE Due to ar error or the part of Sears the foibwing hem advertised to our flyer dtsftuted or Thurs., June 10, 1993 is tr,canect Pg 8 Steres 820282 should read 'Features short wave, fine tuning and 110/220 Yoh opwava Also Pg 2 of Super Sat flyer on June '2, 1993 snout ~ave -eac Hai e, at $3 59 -ot cra4smw 6 we We eg•e: a^y^ve e^ -a, —av -ave Deer ca.,sec Reliable. supervised day care at a home in your neighbourhood • Safe. comfortable envirorunents • Relkable focal back-up for Provider's • Surrrular►ng daily programs - hdidays or illness • Trained. professional Providers a Coniplefe insurance coverage • Monthly home inspections • Income tax receipts sup#wd and, we welcome full or part-time care for children from 6 weeks of age! Wee Wata .1 A Licensed Agency FOR INFORMATION CALL: 666.4816 Call before you v'ig. Most newer homes in Ontario have services delivered underground. This includes electricity, which comes into the house along buried cables. While underground cables mean prettier neighborhoods, they also increase hazards for people digging in their yards. Touch an electrical cable with a backhoe or even a hand shovel and the results could be fatal. Before you begin to plant a tree, build a fence, excavate for an addition or landscape your lawn, call your local utility and ask about buried cables. We can tell you where they are, and even come out and put in marking stakes so you can get on with your work safely. EXPLORING THE UNDERGROUND CAN BEELECTRIFYING, 1920 Sayly St., 55 Taunton Rd. E., Pickering YEWAjax 427-0791 AJAX HYDRO 619-0500 y 1(c Fi 11 :41 V Billboard Is a free feature for community events of a non-profif nature. To have your events pro- moted In BlNboard, call us at 663- 5110 or wrfh to the Ajax-Flckerkng News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2HS. The deadllne 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 pubiicatlon. HEAD INJURY: Support group meetings for the Head Injury Associ- ation of Durham Region will be held Wed.. June 16, 7:30 p.m., at 459 Bond St. W., Oshawa. Survivor group on the main floor, family and coregivers group upstairs. 723-2732 for information or transportation. FUN FAIR: Valley View Public School, Westney Rd. N., Green- wood, hosts a fun fair Wed., June 16. 5:30 to 8 p.m Auction, bake sale, games, refreshments, more. Proceeds to the school, the Durham Crisis Centre. Lou Gehrig's Disease research and to Danny McCarthy, a Pickering boy can- vassing for the Leukemia Research Fund. 683-6208 MENOPAUSE: A presentation on menopause will be given by the Durham Region Health Department Wed., June 16, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m , at the Pickering Central Library audi- torium. One The Esplanade. No fee. Men and women welcome. Regis- ter, 831-7809. FUN FAIR: St. Francis de Sales School. 72 Church St. S., Pickering Village. hosts a fun fair Wed.. June 16 from 5 to 8:30 p.m. Dinner. garage sale, pony rides, batting machine. 683-3320. STRAWBERRY TEA: The residents of Ballycliffe Lodge, 70 Station St.. Ajax, will hold a strawberry tea Wed.. June 16. 2 to 4 p.m. $2 a per- son. Proceeds go to Alzheimers' research. 683-7321. THURSDAY - RETIREMENT: .RETIREMENT: Elizabeth B. Phin Public School (formerly Rouge Hill Public School), 1455 Altono Rd.. Pickering holds on open house for Elaine Litherland. who is retiring after 25 years, on Thurs., June 17 from 5 to 8 p.m. Former students welcome. Donations for a parting gift gratefully accepted. Call Judy Sturgis at the school. 509 -2277 - AUCTION: The Ajax Home Week Auction, sponsored by the Ajax - Pickering Board of Trade, will be held Thurs.. June 17 at the Ajax Legion Hall. Viewing at 7 p.m.; auc- tion at 7:30 p.m. 427-4470. BOYS' HOUSE: Fernie House. a therapeutic group home for boys. STARTING! Ajax Youth Slo-Pitch% League j— �_ Young men Ages %20 NOW ACCEPTING REGISTRATIONS! Avaihbk at Ajax Comms nfty Canoe only 100 speces Fee $40 pp. For won inf naedw a nplstralfon a 427-6624 MIk h0M =11111 CORRECTION NOTICE us to an unfor+unale v -t the wraw rim alipeond an an Nom in our June I ed in"mmnpcpw he PME OF THE 'WFNTT W 4soW ,OUMW BUFFET should hew boon apafoaes for any Incorwenienae error MW h" caused holds an open house Thurs., June 17 from 7 to 9 p.m. at 562 Rosebank Rd. S., Pickering. Neighbors and the general public are Invited to tour focilfies, speak to staff, and learn about the home's role. 509-2268. LA LECHE LEAGUE: La Leche League Pickering invites pregnant or breastfeeding women to its meeting Thurs., June 17 at 7:45 p.m. for information and support. Babies welcome. 427-8063; 282-6462; 287- 3944. REFORM PARTY: Ontario Riding Reform Party candidate Don Sulli- van discusses taxation and unem- ployment Thurs., June 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the Pickering Central Library, One the Esplanade. All wel- come. No charge. 686-0278. AIDS HOSPICE: A meeting for James House Durham, a hospice for HIV/AIDS sufferers, will be held Thurs., June 17, 7:30 p.m., St Andrew's Church. 71 Simcoe St. S, Oshawa All welcome. 404-2102. STRAWBERRY SOCIAL: St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. 35 Church St. N., Pickering Village. hosts a strawberry social Fri , June 18. 6 30 to 8 p m $3 for adults; $2 for cn,ldren aged 10 and under. Tickets at the door Proceeds to the church. All welcome. 683-7211. BINGO: The residents of Bally- cliffe Lodge, 70 Station St., Ajax, will hold a bingo Fri., June 18. 1 p.m. $3 for six cards, includes refreshments. Extra cards available for 50 cents each. Proceeds to Alzheimers' research. 683-7321. COMING U_P DANCE: The ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) Society of Durham Region hosts an awareness dance Sat., June 19, 7 p.m., at the Oshawa Naval Club. 320 Viola St. Tickets $10 at the door. 728-7243. CRAFT, BAKE SALE: A craft and bake sale will be heid Sat., June 19, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Christian Bookstore, 30 Barr Rd.. Ajax. 686- 4308. STRAWBERRY TEA: The Women's Missionary Society of St. Timothy's Presbyterian Church, 97 Burcher Rd., Ajax, holds a strawberry tea Sat., June 19. 1 to 3 p.m. Adults $3, children 12 and under $1.50. 683- 6122. CAR WASH: A car wash will be held Sat., jure 19 at the Esso Gas Station at the corner of Kingston Rd. and Glenanno Rd.. Pickering, next to the Pickering Town Centre Pro- ceeds will support an employment program for developmentally-cral- rT= NEW AP'r1EN729M WED. JDNB J* IM -PAGE" A yew Com' F, of lenged teens offered by the Ajax - Pickering and Whitby Association for Community Living. $5 a car. 427- 3300. MURDER MYSTERY: A murder - mystery fund-raising evening will be held at Flickering Museum Village Sat., June 19 beginning at 4:30 p.m. Picnic dinner provided. Tickets $60 per person, which includes $30 donation to museum village. 683- 8401; 42(}4620. CHRISTIAN SINGLES: Christian Sin- gles Serving Christ hold a coffee house Sat., June 19, 6 p.m_ at Pick- ering Playing Fields. 1610 Bayly St., Pickering. Mini golf S5.25. Refresh- ments follow at Christian Life Cen- tre, Ajax 686-6193 (Julie). MINI PUTT: The Pickering Opti- mists will hold a free mini -putt for youths 14 years and under on Sat., June 19, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Pickering Driving Range and Mini Putt, Brock Rd. N. Prizes and free refreshments. 420.0925. TALENT SHOW: A talent show for residents of Ballycliffe Lodge, 70 Station St., Ajax. will be held Sat., June 19, 2 p.m. Public welcome. Students with the Durham Board of Education summer youth program will perform. Admission S 1 Pro- ceeds to Alzheimers' research. 683- 7321. FATHER'S DAY MEMORIAL: Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens, Ajax, would be pleased to place a com- plimentary flower on the lot of any father interred in its gardens on Father's Day, Sunday, June 20. 427- 5416 (Cove) Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST • Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses - Evening and Saturday appointments available k 7.i - Complete Family Eye Care 427-4144 15 Harwood Ave. S., A* (Between Hwy. 401 b t+o. 2) a.".". Books for everyone! AVAILABLE AT UP TO IF a; OY(O IFRETAIL OR MORE • CHILDRENS BOOKS • EDUCATIONAL BOOKS • PAPERBACKS/HARDCOVERS • FICTION/NON-FICTION • COMPUTER BOOKS • CHILTON A MOTOR CAR MANUALS • COOKBOOKS • GARDENING BOOKS • CRAFT BOOKS • FRENCH BOARD BOOKS • DICTIONARIES • COMIC BOOKS • CROSSWORD PUZZLES • BINDERS EFILES • BOOKMARKS • WRAPPING PAPER • A MANY, MANY MORE rVN� W!e SS wM- New F. IV FREE CALENDAR S OF YOUR CHOICE WHILE SUPPLIES LAST (VALUED UP TO $1295) SATURDAY, ® ® SUNDAY 7VnYA ■ PICKERIN6 JUNE 19 10 aeme-8 peme JUNE 20 9 a.me-7 puma RECREATION COMPLEX EAST SALON A PORTION OF SALES WILL BE DONATED TO THE AJAX AND PICKERING GENERAL HOSPITAL " b 1 +1 ,-• • . . .•. . j I -, - Iy, g ? . e . . i e • t e . . , ? 4 t r -#1 0t 1 l .''. r04 vi--- •r r'i= ♦ fix "P * f - `. . --�'�� ��rl i 1 • •'r "t !f 11 1 i f i I` 14 C I i ✓i• #11,4N,41 _C E �� aAilfArlW'if�� ��,j .'. � a� r f r ♦ • .� � r • . / I1 •Mn a � � • ► � t i . ti � - i'ri' � + � '! • i t�•. •:• i r r —� . • - IfA.+wA . { ♦ v"• • ti • • • • • . ♦' i 1 1 r • • v ♦ Y,l j 1; t ! • F Don't drop off donations when Sally Ann is closed AJAX-PICKERING - The community is being asked to stop dropping off donations at the Salvation Army Family Ser- vices Centre when the facility is closed. Items in good condition that are dropped off after hours behind the centre at 43 Station St., Ajax, are taken by passersby, explains centre coordinator Joan Harry. Garbage is also being left strewn over the ground and cen- tre staff have been working weekends to clean it up. Donation bins are no longer left behind the building when the centre is closed, and the area is being roped off after hours. The centre will gratefully accept donations during its busi- ness hours. 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays. For more information, call 686-1264. THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM 05)) NOTICE OF DURHAM MEETING REGION Post Circulation Comments and Proposed Modifications from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs on the Durham Regional Official Plan of June 5, 1991 TAKE NOTICE that the Regional Municipality of Durham has received comments and proposed modifications from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs related to the Durham Region Official Plan of June 5 1991 1 Durham Region Planning Committee will hold a meeting to consider the comments and proposed modifications from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs on Tuesday June 29. 1993 commencing at 10 OC am in the Council Chambers, Regional Headquarters Building. 605 Rossland Road East Whitby Those who wish to appear before the Planning Committee as a deputation should make a request by Friday. June 25 1993 to the Durham Region Planning Department, Box 623, 1615 Dundas Street East 41h Floor, Lang Tower West Budding Whitby. Ontario LIN 6A3 2 Subsequently. Durham Region Council w ;i hold a meeting to consider the recommendations of the PlanninCommittee on the comments and proposed modifications from the Ministry 0,%funicipal Affairs on Wednesday. July 14. 1993 commencing at 10 00 am in the Council Chambers. Regional Headquarters Building 605 Rossland Road East. Whitby Those who wish to appear before Regional Council as a deputation should make a request in writing by Wednesday, July 7 1993 to the Regional Clerk, Box 623 605 Rossland Road East. Whitby Ontario L IN 6A3 A report containing staff recommendations is available for inspection at the Planning Department and the office of the Regional Clerk Further information on these two meetings and the related material on the Durham. Region Official Plan may be obtained by contacting the Planning Department at (416) 728-7731 (Whitby) or (416) 686-1651 (Toronto Line) Gern-Lynn O'Connor Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P. Chairman of Durham Planning Committee Commissioner of Planning Gary Herrema C. Lundy, A.M.C.T. Regional Chairman Regional Clerk JONESJ - DOOLEY • 6 INSURANCE BROKER OVER 40 YEAR AUTO • PROPERTY • MOTORCYCLE Low Home Insurance Rates Discounts for: good claims record, newer homes, Age 50, and alarm systems Party Alcohol Liability Policies AJAX AND PICKERING GENERAL HOSPITAL AJAX, ONT. ANNUAL CORPORATION MEETING Notice is hereby given that a General Meeting of the Members of the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital will be held at 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, June 22, 1993 in the Hospital Cafeteria. Further notice is hereby given that revised By-laws for the Corporation will be presented to the membership for consideration and ratification. Anyone wishing to review the By-laws in advance, please contact Administration at 683- 2320, Ext. 403. Members and interested parties are cordially invited to attend. D.W. McKay, Chairman of the Board B. W. 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TREAT DAD TO A GREAT GIFT from Radio Shack' such as an Optimus portable CD player, a Realistic scanner. Tandy cellular phone, Tandy notebook computer or Micronta ultrasonic tape measure. Here's a new idea that's all wet Most mcn will tell you that after age 40. hair grows where it's not wanted. not where it's needed. Here's an ingenious. hygienic, per- sonal inmmer for dad that makes short work of unsightly nose, car and eye- brow hair, and then rinses clean under running water. It's the WevDry Nose Hair Trimmer from Wahl Clipper Corporation. The waterproof. battery -powered trimmer has precision stainless-steel rotary blades and can be used in or out of the shower. Safer than scissors, it won't nick or pull. Now that's what you call a neat grooming idea ... and a perfect Father's Day gift for about S 15. THE IN THE 901" IS VALUE MD1 : 1 k IIDEIJVERS ► otialky, Design and Workmanship ► Reliable Performance ► A Cleaner Environment • Convenience ► Easy Installation In Any Home „. 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These easy -to- install %chicle security systems feature pocket pagers. ke%chain remotes. panic but- tons or intrusion censors to help keep dad's automobile from becoming another statistic. -All-business dads — If your dad means business. consider six different models of rugged. lightweight Tandy notebook PC computers or choose tram Radio Shacks extewise line of electronic business organizers — all designed to help dad manage his time and be more productive. • Do-it-yourself clads — 'Khat dad .locsn'i like to tinker with tools' From Micronta' dieital and analog multi- :csters or soldering products'to elec- :romc tape measures and studfinders. Radio Shack has the professional -grade tool set collection for am "hand. dad." Forget the tie. wallet or aftershave. Do suurself and dad a fa.or this Father's Da% b% shopping at Radio Shack. Amenca's Technolog. Store'. f 1)9,464 -() yIZIn OPEN Eater SUNDAY Wanquetlialls 9:00 A.M. YOU CAN EAT FOR AS LITTLE AS YOU CAN AT HOME Breakfast Special (Sat. S Sun.)S2 49 EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK TWO CAN DINE FOR $1299 Dinner Cholces: Filet of Sole, Beef Liver, LIAmed Sirloin Steals, LMSS 4 Spaghetti, Fish & Chips, Steak on a Kaleer. PICKERING TOWN CENTRE, 839-2507 SALE 11VDAD ON NOW! Prices in effect SALE until June 20,1993 "GENUINE ALFRED SUNG WATCHES :;-- Assorted Styles .a s iltMrled OFF WEII THOMPSONWATEASEAL $127.99u�. OUR FEATURE __ PRICE $8 m 9 9 STANLEY TOOLS � BUXTON LEATHERWALLETS�, `m00 FLOOR TILES_ uwnw MAPLE LEAF PRINTS- 16x2ON4.% 7+•99 282 Monarch Ave. OPEN cash &carry tF Toa. a ft. 10 am - 5 p.m. only fc� of Thuya 10 a.m. -9p.n AJM,,.d. AXBe.) � � � Fri. 10 a tri. - e p.m. OSED SUNDAY MOND9 683-0063 • a 1 SEND DAD A CARD TO SHOW HOW MUCH YOU CARE It's the very least you can do! You must send your dad a Father's Day greeting card before Sunday, June 20. And you'll find a mind-boggling choice at your local newsstand, drug- store, gift shop, department store — or wherever! Today, now that letter writing seems to have diminished, there's hardly a better or less costly way to tell your dad that you're thinking of him and that you really care. Traditional, humorous, even musical versions exist among all the greeting card options available today. Over- sized cards are sure to get his attention, and a more normal size will make him just as happy. This year. letter carriers will deliver about 100 million greeting cards to every corner of the country. These cards express love and admiration to every kind of dad. young or old, rich or poor. working or retired. But. with so many greetings to deliver, it's best to buy and mail early — cards may take as long as a week to get processed through the postal system. Sometimes, the most meaningful gifts cost less. For as little as a dollar (if you shop carefully), you can buy a card and even stamp it for delivery! That's a bargain for any occasion or holiday. FD936502 Power o f dad's voice DAD CAN TELL HIS VCR TO RECORD his favorite shows — without complicated codes or but- tons — with the dramatic hand- held VCR VOICE'" Programmer. This sleekly designed universal remote control is the first ever to use voice recognition technology — simplitying VCR programming like nothing else available today. Jost say the channel number, day, start time and end time. Teats all then is to it. VCR VOICE learns and responds to the voices of up to four family members. It's battery -pow - end, priced at $169 and available from Voice Powered Technology at I-SM78880 K FD936350 Lawn Boy's POWER MULCH mower brings an end to bagging and dispensing of pa- appnp This time and effort saving mower fab Clippings back into the lawn as faliliaer. With no need to worry about Clippings, all you do - mow. The beat pal a, when your grass is too fag to mulch, the mower Can be adapted to d-ebage from the aide or bag. PICKERING MARINE 1644 Ba* Sl., Pickering 837-0653 Your authorized Lawn -Boy Dealer GUARANTEED REPAIRS We sell the best and service the rest! ,11111111 LdU. ... GIFTS WITH A SPIRIT OF FUN are perfect for dad on Father's Day. Pictured above is a collection of men's jewelry items with sporting goods and tools designed into the pieces — all of which are standard favorites with dads. All pieces pictured are from SS to $35. FATHER'S DAY SALE - 1993' For the love of gardens..IIE' PICKERING HOME & DESIGN CENTRE - Brock Road & Hwy. 401 428-6316 Towns -school boards -forced to slash salaries, FROM PAGE Al peoplewith money we don't have." The Social Cantracx Act aims to as $2 billion from the public payroll to help the NDP government keep the deficit below $10 billion. The wage freeze would apply to all public sector workers earning $30,000 or more. It would be retrow ive to June 14 and remain in effect until March 31,1996. Eight sectors, such as municipah- tim education and health, have been uM by how many dollars they must slash spending. Transfer payments to municipalities will be reduced $220 million, while school boards will see funding drop $425 million. The legislation stipulates that the cuts have to be made in wages. Employers could also ask work- ers to take up to 12 days of unpaid leave a year — equal to a five per cent wage cut — to meet the new spending is g F ts- Pickering will have to cut $599,163 in municipal wages, while Ajax has iD slash $452,408. The Durtlam public school board must find ways to cut $14.35 mil- lion, while the separate board will have to reduce its payroll by $4.4 million. Ajax mayor Jim Witty is upset over the lack of information coming from the Province. ..hty Biggest problem is the lack of communication. They're a mov- ing target all the time. There's no information coming at a timely fash- ion. So, we have to react until some- thing is sent to us." Mr. Witty found ,out from a newspaper reporter Tues- day afternoon how much the Town will have to cut Pickering mayor Wayne Arthurs was unavailable for comment at press time, but in an earlier inter- Provincial `blackmail' riles Durham's teachers DURHAM - Provincial plans to legislate a three-year wage freeze on public sector workers unless they agree to a social contract by Aug. l are "nothing short of blackmail", teachers here insist "The term 'social contract' is becoming more and more ridiculous. It really is blackmail," claims Joe Ryan, who represents Durham's Catilofic elementary teachers. Shirley Smith, president of the Region's public high school teach- ers, agrees. "It's destroying collec- tive bargaining as we know it. I don't see how we can accept it" If public sector workers and their employers don't cut $2 billion from workers' wages by the deadline, each public sector employer has the right to unilaterally open up agree- ments with their employees and take away specific items. "It's quite clear the government is going to take the money. We might as well go in and talk,- says Mr. Ryan. Still, teachers are "quietly fum- ing." They believe the government is telling them, "We're to blame (for the deficit) and we're going to pay for it. We will never accept that. It's just absolutely wrong." Mr. Ryan is hopeful an agree- ment will be struck with the Province, fearing "it would be war in the trenches" if employers were forced to negotiate savings. But Ms. Smith believes some local -level negotiation will be neces- sary even if a decision is handed down by the Province because school boards differ from one anoth- er and from other sectors. "I don't know how the concept of 12 (unpaid) days off would work in the school system," she notes. Still, there exists much incentive for Queen's Park to reach a deal, Mr. Ryan believes. "They're not going to look like a government in control if they can't do that" Think Dad. A sporting watch is a great gift for sporty dads If someone on your Father's Day list is into sports. why not be a sport your- self — give him one gift that is right for every activity or just taking it easy. But where can you find the perfect gift One affordable solution is the new Swiss Army` Brand Renegade Watch from the company that market% the leg- endan Victonnox' Original Swiss Army Knife. At a wggested retail price of $75, it's one piece of high-quality sports gear dad will never deed to take off. A watch with stv�k The Renegade features rugged, sports -watch styling, with a black face accented by luminous green hands. numerals and markings that are easy to read day or night. A special magni- fying glass over the calendar window. usually found on more expensive sport.% watches. gives dad the date at a glance in big. bold number: while the sweep -second hand and precision Swiss quartz movement will ensure BIG f3 TALL MEN'S WEAR, FACTORY OUTLET FATHER'S DAY SPECIALS --•� LONG SLEEVE64995 "CASUAL PANTS" GOLF TOPS wow 7 From �i 95 Rep. S75 1 X to 4X, IR to 3ltT 36 to 56 waist Stu] sS"Off Sam ,W 2995 TALL TIES SCAM: Tome 1xu04X,IRtow 112 PRICE. -Suns to we W MW -Shrisiosize22' Mf s� 6'WW 199 SUITS t—l7r neck 0% -Pants 10 68' waist I To 4 r 1 X io4X4 Mr io UTIJACKETSwoo 05$9v-- 5 BIG MAN'S Mott - WO& 10.5 g FACTORY oun.ET Tkxs, x10.6 14e0 SAXY SL, lie, PEKERNIS Sat. offi ® 420.2797 ® (in Broy eutlirnss part[ cats for detail:) he's always on tittle_ Regardless of dad's favorite sports — from sky dieing to SCUBA and everything in between — the Swiss Army Brand Renegade is built to take as much punishment as dad can dish out. It is shock -proof and water-resis- tant to 166 feet. and the perforated black Arnitel band will keep him cool. comfortable and very stylish. 0`'i d6 CLM • egaumt ti a -r.. t.wi cumm, Treat Your Father On Father's Day Dinner Buffet $9" 4 p.al.-9 p.m. Kills under 12 *4" Molt. -Thies. 11:30 LM -1too p.lt► Fri. -Sat. 11:30 a.ln. -11 AO pAL Sunday 4:00 P.RL -1[1:00 par► t66oG t^ 3C ® 4310 view he preolcm the Town its unionized employees will face a tough round of contract negotia- tions. Welcome to QUARRW HOURS: MON.-1J11S. W RD. MOD - 8:00 P.M. THURS.-PRI. 1 i.w . 9:00 SATURDAY 11:00.6:00 P.M. OPEN SUNDAYS We use 100% Pure vegetable oil, ..holesterol FREE 420-914 Our Specialty is Fish & Chips Homemade Chips "The Old Fashioned way' FFl h 8C (UPS orake owe Whites Road Shopping Centre 705 Kingston Road, Unit N 11 Pickering, Ontario. L1V 6K3 HEELIN' FOR GREAT SAVINGS!: FATHERS \DAYS Sale starts June 16 until June 2011" NO GST on any Bike purchase. Huge selection of bikes to choose from, lots of accessories available 2 Locations to Serve You!! SUNDAY'"E C YCLEMTH 12 - 4 P.M. PtStore 9 OSHAWA � PICKERING 19 Simcoe St. at King 1660 Kingston Rd. at Brock Rd. 721-1869 _ 428-7388 W A h • 7 uar pan an e o -op top tudent PICKERING - A student who Itches over children "like a ardian angel" has been named s year's outstanding co-op stu- "She's a natural," St. Mary tholic Secondary School icher Joan Taylor says of cki Curties, who recently eived the Ontario Co -opera - t Education Association's cer- cate of achievement from the rham Region Roman Catholic parate School Board. It's presented annually to a (dent from each high school v gave and received the most in co-operative education. jVicki has been working as a Odes 1 and 2 teaching assistant St. Isaac Jogues Catholic ool in Pickering as part of co-operative education I didn't realize teaching )I%cd so much hard work," k, says of lessons she's ncd. "But it's so rewarding n kids appreciate what you Dr them." ,mong her greatest accom- hments has been helping a cm learn to read and write. t has improved so much," :s Vicki. "It feels good to t had a part in that." kr favorite moments include Iy rise 16th birthday party by students. "Their faces when they started singing Birthday. I couldn't e they kept the party a 1 al l day." Peki, who came to Canada years ago, would like to teacher's college in her England, where she hopes one day. ugh Vicki has wanted to 11eacher "ever since I was lit - .she applauds the co-op pro - because it "has encouraged go after my dream." program is equally worth - for those students who they're perhaps not suit - a certain career," notes ne Dickerson, head of co- ve education at Archbish- enis O'Connor Catholic ilol in Ajax. "It truly is about career exploration." St. Mary and Denis O'Connor thanked employers who partici- pated in co-operative education programs at a recent breakfast. Students from those schools worked at various places this year, including the local hospital, fire and police stations, law offices, a horse stable, small claims court, banks and veteri- nary clinics. THE NEWSAIkVZRT16P. M04JL491i,a!!Is-PAGB,2iS-,A P. Co-operative education is being credited with helping St. Mary Catholic Secondary School student Vicki Curties, left, choose leaching as a career. Here. she works with Shannon Leslie of St. Isaac Jogues Catholic School. photo by Andrew Iwanowski 1 NOW ON! A SP1:CL�I.�1.t�.a.���F. (WIR V)� 'KICFs �I ��'I: T �:� )h -AS r 99 CANADIAN MADE caea MOORES- SUMMER QUALnY POLO AS 11111111111111h Adilk COAT - PANTS T-SHIR't� CLEAROUTCHMSE FROM I1 T E1 FAD W.M.A AJ.. IN RICH PI- Nl & C 61. S, DRESS SM1. S & NIML RSH10\ 5 FRII)b $ 99 $ 99 $ 99 COME IN AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF MANY MORE UNADVERTISED SPECIALS! 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Bully for him. It's easy to live a contented and happy mountain -climbing exis- tence vicariously through Sly. The "better him than me" mentality comes to mind. Stallone admits to being scared stiff while hanging around in Dolomite mountain range in the Italian Alps. His fears were con - At the movies... - quered with a pay cheque for $15 million. It probably all seemed worth- while when the opening weekend made $20 million for the film. Cliffhanger will make you yearn for solid ground when it is fmished. There are few scenes that occur on ground anywhere near sea level. The movie opens with Gabe Walker (Stallone) trying to keep Kristel (Caroline Goodall) from plunging to her death. He fails, cudos to screen writers Stallone, Michael France, John Long, and Kristel is dropped from the movie. The pat on the back is for at least trying to make the opening realis- tic. Her memory lasts throughout as Walker leaves town and the Rocky Mountain Rescue Team. He returns months later to take his helicopter pilot girlfriend Jessie Deighan (Janine Turner) away from the rigors of mountain res- cues. As luck would have it a distress call from a stranded group draws Walker back into the mountain climbing world, much to the cha- grin of Hal Tucker (Michael Rook- er). Tucker is Kristel's man and he hasn't forgiven Walker for losing his grip on his girlfriend and reali- ty. The rescue takes a killer turn when the stranded party turns out to be criminals attempting to recover S100 million in lost, untraceable bills. John Lithgow plays super bad guy Eric Qualen. Lithgow has sev- Ajax Home Week activities in full swing AJAX - After a two-day break, the 1993 Ajax Home Week resumes today with the Civic Award presentation and the Lions Club Italian dinner. Home Week began Sunday, with the crowning of a new Miss Ajax -- 16 -year-old Crystal Magda The Grade 11 Ajax High School student is expected to be in attendance for the Ajax Civic Award ceremon-, in the Com- modore Room of the Ajax Com- munity Centre, beonnln at - p.m. This is the seventh year for the award, which is given to a resident who has made an outstanding vol- untary contribution to the commu- nity. Admission is free. The commu- nity centre is on Centennial Rd. Call Cherry Sevigny in the mayor's office at 683-4550 for information. The Ajax Lions Club's Italian dinner will be held at the group's hall on Clements Rd., west of WestneN Ru. Dinner is S, per per- son an,f .�i1i he r.,d heoAcon Jumping for joy It was all fun and games when Lisa Pucci took part in recent fun fair activities at William Dunbar Public School in Pickering. . _ photo by A.J. Goren 4:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Call Greg Jones at 686-2852. The Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade auction is set for Thursday at the Ajax Royal Canadian Legion hall, 111 Hunt St. Viewing starts at 7 p.m. and bidding begins at 7:30. Admission is free. For more information, call Doug McKay at 686-2133. Home Week activities on Fri- day begin with the Ajax Kinsmen Club's steak barbecue and dance. It'll be held on the arena floor in the community centre from 6:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are S15 per person. Contact George Tripp at 420-7532 for information. At the barbecue and dance, tickets will be sold for the Ajax Chapter of the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation draw. First prize in the draw is a S1,000 gift certificate at the Ajax Canadian Tire store. Second prize is a $700 Canadian Tire gift certificate and third is a $300 gift certificate. Tickets are $1 each, with a book of six selling for $5. The winning tickets will be drawn at the Ajax Legion's Monte Carlo Night Friday starting at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion hall. Players must be at least 18 years of age and admission is $3. Call the Legion at 683-2927. See the Friday edition of the News Advertiser for more on Ajax Home Week. Local artists exhibit work AJAX-PICKERING - The watercolors of two Pickering artists will be featured at an Ajax gallery the next little while. The works of Shelley Beach and Diane Henderson will be exhibited at The Magic Image Fine Art Gallery, 72 Old Kingston Rd., Pickering Village, Ajax, from June 17 to July 31. Gallery hours are 10:30 am. to 5:30 p.m. Thursdays through Sat- urdays. For more information, call 686-1381. Sylvester Stallone stars in Cliffhanger. era] memorable lines in the movie as one of the rottenest people in the movies this summer. However, the problem with this movie is there are too many one - line situations and not enough dia- logue between the characters. The action is incredible which is a credit to director Renny Harlin; he is the man who made Die Hard 2: Die Harder. The thrills and chills never seem to stop. There is one gripping scene after another. People will leave the cinema wondering how they were able to film some of the scenes. And they will leave feeling like they have seen a real Cliffhanger. PUBLIC NOTICE 70) DURHAM TRANSPORTATION DURMAM SYSTEM REVIEW REGION You are cordially invited to participate The Region of Durham in cooperation with the Ministry of Transportation is initiating a comprehensive update of the Regional Transportation Plan. THE DURHAM TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM REVIEW will guide urbanization of the Region, complement policies contained in the Region's Official Plan and be sensitive to issues respecting the social, natural and economic environment. Furthermore, the study will support the process whereby Regional transportation projects are completed under the Environmental Assessment process. The basic premise of this study is that the established community, environmental groups and other interest grou are encouraged to participate early and continually throughout the overall study. YOUR INPUT COUNTS! The first Public Meeting to introduce and review the scope of the Study and to consider study objectives and methodology, will be held at the following time and location Wednesday. June 23, 1993 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Pickering Recreatkm Complex 1867 Valley Farm Road South of Highway 2 Pickering, Ont. ENQUIRIES ARE WELCOME AT ANY TIME. For your convenience a list of contact names is provided below: Tony Prevedel — Durham Works Department — 668-7721 Harold DaNae — Durham Planting Department — 72e-7731 Doug Allingham — Totten Sims Hubidd Associates (Cortsultartts) — 668-9363 Written comments or submissions can also be made at anytime during the course of the Durham Transportation System Review which is expected to be completed by August 1994. Please contact us at: Durham Transportation System Review Mr. Tony Prevedel Regional Municipality of Durham Works Department, P.O. Box 623 Whitby, Ontario Lt N 6A3 V.A. Silgailis, P. Eng. Commissioner of Works I ARTS $ ENTERTAIIiMENT Off The Record Hank Williams - Health and Happiness Shows (PolyGram): A wonderful slice of life from 1949 and a unique format to showcase the incomparable Williams. The shows, eight in all, featured the emerging star Williams, singing and playing many of the songs that would become the foundation of his short, but brilliant career. Copied from the original metal discs (but not remas- tered with noise reduction), the shows — minus the commercials -- also feature introductions from moderator Grant Turner, and Williams himself, that would make Lawrence Welk proud. Tanya Tucker - Greatest Hits 1990-1992 (Liberty): It's a mea- sure of just how hot Tucker has been in the '90s that her second 'best of package takes in only three years. For most artists, it would take a decade to accumulate enough songs for such an endeavor. But Tucker is special, and has been ever since her first smash, "Delta Dawn„ at age 13. The collection is typical Tucker, full of heart and energy, and slowing down every once in a while A for a tender ballad. Included are 'Down To My Last Teardrop„ and "Don't Go Out" (with T. Graham Brown). Ten songs in all. Charlie Daniels - America, I Believe In You (Liberty): If you can get past the nauseating album title and the flag-waving sentiment of the the title track, the new Daniels Band record isn't bad. It's not great mind you; certainly long - ago hits like "Uneasy Rider" and "The Devil Went Down to Georgia„ won't be eclipsed here, but it's a decent collection of county -rock material that smacks of profession- alism and commitment, and adds another link to the Daniels' chain that has been building for more than 25 years. Jazz -- John Pizzarelli - Natu- rally (BMG - Novus): Pizzarelli is one of the great young talents in jam, quickly pushing on the heals of Harry Connick, Jr. And while Con - nick owes a great deal of his style to Sinatra, Pizzarelli seems comfort- able being himself, in both trio and big band settings. About a third of the songs are his own, mixed with well-placed Hammerstein and Gershwins. The variety, from swing to ballad is equally flawless. Antonio Hart - Don't You Care (BMG - Novus): Alto -saxo- phonist Hart is another hot newcom- er, having been "rewarded" recently with the opportunity to play with Dizzy Gillespie at his 75 birthday celebration. His talent also shines on this his second album, which he fully wrote and arranged. Less structured than Pizzarelli, Hart nonetheless offers plenty of form, but just enough improvisational skill to satisfy all types of jazz fans. Pop -- Pavarotti and Friends (PolyGram): Don't be mislead by the title, there's more "friends" here than Pavarotti. And an unusual bunch too. The occasion is the 1992 Pavarotti International Chanty Gala Concert; the opera star chips in with three duets — with pop stars Sting and Zucchero, and Lucio Dalla — while the rest is left up to the eclec- tic likes of Bob Gekbf, Mike Old- field, Aaron Neville, Suzanne Vega and Brian May. —Michael Baginski GRAND OPENING AUTO FIX OIL &LUBE 11L YoUlt C14ANCE TO Word NIG BLUE JAY TT1CKETS .�► FOR AUG_ .11frl qrl 1 lave, LUBE, OIL & FILTER INCLUDES: • Up to 5 litres of Castrol GTX Oil • 1 Oil Filter • Complete 21 Point Inspection $ 95 PLUS TAX FOR MOST CARS 9 UNTIL JUNE 70,93 6igiminm"°'Olofty •""'f°'•" No appointment necessary. 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Canada led on two occasions in the con- test, but a try by Eng- land late in the second half secured a 12-8 win over Canada in the second in a series of three international round-robin games played before about 250 spectators. Most of Canada's scoring chances came in the first half of the game, and they did manage to get on the board first. The Cana- dians led at one point 8-5, before England attained good field position off the kick- off late in the game and managed to punch in the winning trv. Wanderers' Anne Shiels booted a penal- A Canadian player fends off an English ty kick for Canada. team member during action in the Cana - The 1993 Canada da Rugby Cup for women at the Ajax Rugby Cup concluded Wanderers Rugby Club Thursday. Eng - at Fletcher's Fields in land won 12-8. photo by Ron Pietroniro Markham on Satur- day. The Canadians were beaten 60-3 by a strong U.S. national team. Shiels recorded a penalty kick to account for all the scoring for Canada. England beat Wales 38-3 in the other match. England was this year's champion of the first Canada Rugby Cup, posting a perfect record of three wins and no losses. The U.S. team was second at 2-1, while Canada was third at 1-2 and Wales failed to win a game, going 0-3 at the international event. In the first games of the round-robin Canada Cup at the Bramp- ton Rugby Club on June 8, Canada defeated Wales 20-2 with Shiels :ontributing a penalty kick and a conversion. Meanwhile, England handed the U.S. a 17-6 defeat, the first international game the U.S. has lost in women's rugby. Four members of the Ajax Wanderers women's team play with 'he Canadian team. They are Annette Shiels, Lori Lundy, Helen kussell and Sandra Muller. Dunbarton High volleyball star ''to University of Pennsylvania By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter PICKERING - A Dunbarton High student will be on the vol- leyball court for the University of Pennsylvania this fall. Jennifer Law, a stand -out middle hitter with r------� the Dunbarton _ Spartans senior girls' volleyball team this year, has joined the Univer- sity of Pennsylva- nia on a four-year athletic scholar- ship. The 18 - -old Pickers _. resident was also wooed by the University of Cincinnati and Boston College and by Canadian schools McMaster, Guelph and the University of Western Ontario before settling on the Ivy League school near Philadelphia. "They told me Tuesday that I was accepted and I was really excited," says Law, who'll be studying biology and other sci- ences at the U of Pennsylvania. "I was thrilled because that's where I wanted to go. I went down and met the girls (on the team) and they're a lot of fun. The academic standards are excellent there too." Law says she's been told by University of Pennsylvania coach Margaret Feeney that she'll be playing right away with the team. However, she may have to wait to be a starter with the squad which plays in NCAA Division One in the Ivy League Conference. "They have two other experi- enced middles on the team, so I don't expect to start, but the coach (Feeney) says I would be i- contributing a lot right away.,. Law added that the University of Pennsylvania has a strong presence in women's volleyball, having been peren- nial winners of its conference. Howev- er, this past year, the team was narrowly Jennifer Law defeated in the con- ference champi- onship by Cornell Universitv. Dunbarton High senior girls' volley- ball coach Jim Higgs says earn- ing a major scholarship to a top U.S. university is a rare occur- rence. He notes that Law is the first volleyball player at the school to be signed for a scholar- ship since Monica Lueg, a Cana- dian national team player, received a U.S. scholarship 10 years ago. "Out of the Metro area, which takes in Peel and Durham regions, only about five kids each year are offered scholarships (in volleyball)," says Higgs. Higgs says Law's height, along with her good basic volley- ball skills and her court sense were all factors that impressed the scouts from U.S. universities. "Her physical stature, she's tall, and her flexibility were big factors. She can play all three positions in the front row, she has good basic skills and she's really improved her court sense. That's what the coaches look for because the jump from high school to college is quite dramat- ic. You also have to be mentally tough. That's what we tried to instill in her here," he says. Law says she will be training most of the summer to get ready for the U.S. collegiate volleyball season which begins in early September. AJAX better thati crer! TRANSPORTATION EVALUATION STUDY A3 DEVELOPMENT AREA BACKGROUND REPORT A public meeting of the Committee of the Whole of Council will be held at the time and date indicated below to consider the above - noted background report and an accompanying Town staff report. In 1978, Town Council adopted the land use plan for the A3 Development Area. Since that time there has been limited development in the A3 area. Recently, subdivision applications in the A3 Area have necessitated an examination of the originally proposed A3 Area transportation network. In response, M. M. Dillon Limited has been retained by the Town of Ajax in co- operation with the A3 landowners, to undertake a transportation evaluation study for the A3 Development Area. The fofbwing documents wiU be available at the Town's Municipal Office at 75 Chambers Drive: a) The Executive Summary of the Transportation Evaluation Study for the A3 Development Area; b) The Transportation Evaluation Study for the A3 Development Area wil be available for viewing only; and c) The Town staff report will be available on June 25, 1993 at 12:00 noon. Anyone wishing to make representation to the Committee of the Whole of Council may do so at the meeting. For additional information, please contact Mr. Ian Roger, Deputy Director of Engineering and Works, between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. DATE: 11ONDA1;„NNE 2k IM 7HE: Tau PAL L OCATM COUKILCHANNIFIS W HARWOoo AVENUE SOUTH AJAit, ONTARIO P, Tonsfpn, Y,C.I.P., Director of Planning G. Mlhittk►gton Dkeefor of Business Developmwd - F. J. Hull, Dkeelor of Enylnsoring WW worm THE l�Lwrs�tstrl[er1�R,Jinit� , A .......... EXTRA' WHITBV/OSHAWA Durham Mazda SPECIAI.ADVERTISING EDITION Durham Marla IFIIE,11 9 S Durham Mazda accountant begs dealer to stop throwing cars away at dirt prices! ON! "When car dealers start giving cars away it sets a dangerous precedent" The rumx Is apparently true. We hive been receiving unic(m firmed reports lately that Durham Mazda has klst ural (xnttul over its pricing pohcv Suggested reail lances have been u, drastically undercut that car buvrrs can scarcely hrlieve thev'rr fix real. Whdr One result has beer unt+rIarvable bargains fix die anwnier. n , Beer an enrmaias headache kr Durham MAzd.i , aummand. TTte dealership , acth)n% are said to be symptin% of a retrnil% drmtfwd svrhlrimr known a% sun stnikr -We ha,r seen tht% sin of thing brhxc -- says A heal health .tticial whh, wishes to remain Amn%mims "But never it, such An extend as this. With prices this km it appear, R, he a crxiu,,*Atweak Inked %r m it v.,u'II excuse me I have u, Arad on over ul Durham Mazda it, dins. ,int the new Pnrtcgit er. that as. I mean 1, check on the manager's wccmm ' While n, ire can vat her sure what the cause it this stramer Ailment Is. r wenn Io be Connected to a uxnMnainam of A king h rmal winder and a %lur" ecireawny. I -Ac a bear enraging tn,m hibernAtnuo, atflicted Jim, dealer, spring hwth with A roar while dnplayrng oral disregard fur estabinMl and Accepted pricing hxmulas "I walked awa, feeling like I win the klttrn ' ,war harp, ,"anter -.am ed In past otuitweA►s „t siin %tnAr, ,ear huvm have flocied o attgcted dc4kT%hiq trim hundreds tit mile% Away after hearing at. m, the bargains it, he had Sales teams have hen run aft their feet while winking practically anlund the dock to keep up with the paperwt)rk Indeed that seems it, be the case At Durham Mazda. Buyer arc anverging from anlurd the region. M,ping h, take advancer ,lf this Ivtbreak before medical science can CV" tawrath a wav it, eradicate it While the pMhnirn,n ma, he a tu.n hl car huger, the s,ndn,me has some coo imil, wwned. ..W'hen car dealm start prxmlally pymg cars away it was a dangerous pre" -dent:' says txw wellkmiwn ettxh,mmt. -Wlhi krk,ws were this could lead" This kind tit recklessness cmild have %emacs hng term repercusatxu Our capitalist system ars based in the Purim oh pri,hts. Aad this kind of activity show. A heal drsrapect kir that tradiin. It's u,mething we all %lkvW be concerned Ahtvt .. %,, ,War C,xdd have predK*d that sigh a sena. iuthreak ,d sun smoke avlid strike at A Durham Repan dealenhip The %vadan me bad been rep,wied in ,Kiser regh,m of the ta,lrrfy. but the Durtam Manta txrbrrak a% at tint repwrard an S worm Ontwk,. Other dcaknhip% are mm N,khng their breath. Ihaping that thry air mA next ,n the h%t h, be , riack with this e,wnpul"m to sell cars at itxk hn„m pricy "The boss may be crazy, but I couldn't be happier!'' Salesman Here's the crazed book that Salesman have described. Mario Pareja contemplates even further price redo inions. #1 Volume Import Dealership in Durham Region for the month of May. "TTr Mn, ma, * ,ran No 1 c,whil r he iw in ever Iacrrasane numbers. II , the happrr jv%,ve Dufhjm %1.vda,4k.min .a:caumain rN, have to halaice the A„l, Has MMJgrrnrnl Al Dornan %1arJ.i gime lace ,M ...ad' SI, -h 41 sAn w ttx sure but ,kart, .Thr% create, an rmximvs hral:wnr hx -methmgimusu:da,takine-Late U%' %av% me aluuntair Tr,inc h A% hest As tan he drrcrmined, the marndan a Axiom lair with pricing eke !hi, > Alenhip has been ,truck M a %mous i, a trick worthi, of Hart, K,"nr I ms: .�Drn► ,I sun stroke The Nmriva% dkmt ►n— whrre .t wIC yup hw.Akm_ lie a Istat lack ' ^rhe :�wrirol ,n the pr"ftt, U,; t,� Irk"e lar, maa.r, .^.ar 1e'1 nlanagemen: ( At buyer% are the nrM1 xis. enef 4:1jrx% int this rnenfl% ,kxlmlerned The 121. pioneer. RV ami MPS m, i. lir..nt umomer, tinct them,el%e% n%Ar , r MaIJa I, ,aic *• m these d. x414 c .a�klnindtl Durham Halo, And are later PM,'Ut, —.1 dnvmg awa% wit" ar. unWic,al,le "W hair the afflwthn Dat he ,rn,v,. it is Nr_jAn MM Alwa%, a permanent llxdaN xl j, ne '„ It this 1, a ,clineI sure wish II -wid liCabh esperc. Pe„ late in the mar►e' ! .r a lir ,proal.' tar :W4,-rrW, aA, head i, remark are herding Thi, al,wr and a: M—Ing rhllr dining awa, It the dep,rr-,k•ni atwc, .4ua4:k'. s � take Ad%antage at the,r and suprrmurket, . aught 1hl, bud .t w„old tt 4ar” u,l% low pn,r, +Kapp,1. nie!,x nwnlrr%' While spring tr%et has been krk,wn 1. Sun stnikc,a:. strike wattkwlt warrinE .trnke Wiwe. this t% apparent[% the nk�y awuse a n, rmwl% san Anil .cae tat ,kalcr 1" ,ensu, "'iNeA► t%cf to a h.wlh,ld in M%omr w, siretrer that he refuse, w listen _earn ()Marv. ('Aa.riL. at, his 1i 411% rr%pwblhk luck of tinairki a Gt)ternment oltruAls appear to be adH,er,. acniuniannh. law,ers, doxitir%, di%idal over tkm it, hest drAl with ,his p ylhulogi.ts And even lru%IN 1Am111, mal -1% Sofa tirlirvr it %Ik,uid be Alk 'wed member, In the full blown stare of the to run n, ltww a 1hr A—K:iiil tw,Inc disease the drier begins h' sell ca, yniply Vree %riche, the ,%rrall n,xhim% (hhrr, raw the p,% of selling. while Inemwlne fear hit the h,lal health of such well known establisMl price Iasi. and vxle"ful Jealer%hip% Acawding it, repiwi, Durham Mazda's "('An any hu,irt ,ur,nr while letting Aiatatmtant% ate the ive, insist traumatized Its merchandise go At such price."' one M sun infix While the lir, 11k,%r �,rt the otfi,ia, -As heard W w,xkkr Akwd SOME GI Our preference, of course would be that you buy a MMA Automobile. But if that's not in the cards, buy a microwave. A basset hound, Movie tickets or Neon's Lunch. Just buy something. Because d we al wait for the recession to be officWty declared over to start spending again, the problem wiN siq* keep feeding on itset As for us, we're making a start. We bought this ad. , f _ 1993 PROTEGA ��� 1993 6Z9 Cf�NOS .._ : � �� 1993 MX3 PREC�IA �sTIM 5*-$ _ $1218 � wlwaMikttt�t'w�wa •� • in' ,ay Vw11R.1lY.Iw.MRtt/1t1t��f�lO�ItMkiwwgMtlRAtat�ndk.mt�wttl►IffaM (ME .... •::'�;''.'" "t, "'` ,,. � .. ' 14 ORTH ins s' °` ' WE LL MAKE Cl W JOB LOSS s 4 ; Y DRiVE TO WHITBY» t x Y PROTECTION COVERAGE AVAILABLE D HAM %250 DUP ST. WHITBY 66x8-688'1 'roil. Z86-225Fs Aedals'gymnasts soar at meet PICKERING - Pickering Aeri- als' gymnasts turned in a good effort at the recent Stars of Tomor- row meet at the East York Gymnas- tics Club. The meet for younger gymnasts featured participants from numer- ous Toronto -arra clubs including Scarborough, Burlington, Bramp- ton, Markham, Bramalea, Pickering and host East York. Vanessa Robinson posted the Aerials' best effort at the meet plac- ing second overall in the five-year- old category. She earned first place marks on vault, bars, and floor, while placing ninth on beam. Catherine Lotito was eighth overall with a second on beam and a fifth on floor. Jenna Grundy was 10th overall, including a fifth on vault. Laura Parrana placed 13th overall. Tiffany Chin registered a third- place finish for the Aerials in the six-year-old group one category. She placed first on beam, second on flexor, third on bars and a seventh on vault. Sarah Volpe was loth overall in the same category with a fourth on floor and a fifth on beam. Elyse Slo-pitch teams sought AJAX - Slo-pitch teams are needed to fill the ball diamonds and the coffers of the Ajar and Pickering General Hospital dur- ing an upcoming tournament. The Steelers third annual Slo- Pitch Tournament in support of the hospital is slated for Ajax July 2 to 4. Tourney organizers are expecting 72 teams in five divi- sions to participate in the qualify- ing event for the Molson Provin- cial Slo-Pitch Championships in Niagara FalLs in September. Teams are sought in men's 'C'. 'D' and rec divisions, ladies' 'C' and mixed recreational rate- gmes. All games will be played at diamonds throughout Ajax with the tournament headquarters at the Sapphire Bar &. Grill at 610 Monarch Ave. The entry fee is 5200 per team; teams not registered with Slo-Pitch National will be charged S235 to enter. Dave Hutchison, a me -ember of the Steeiers sio-pitch team and a tournament organizer, says last year's event raised more than S3,000 which was used to pur- chase a Tons physiod=apy bed for the hospital. For more information, call Glenn Lang at 428-9458; Greg Booker at 430-1608; or Tom Cbtaier at 831-2953. FREE MINI -PUTT • Special kids & Seniors rates • Birthday Parties • Grass Tees • Batting Cage • • • CPGA Pro available for private & group lessons `1v It HWY. #t2 Jf Between Harwood & Lakeridge M0Aa� lys Choice MthkeLmn was 12th overall with a fifth on vault and a sixth on bars. Jessica LeMarre was 13th and Brit- tany Lloyd was 14th overall. Brieann Cassidy placed seventh overall in the seven-year-old catego- ry with a fourth on vault and a fifth on bars. Kaitlin Grandi was eighth overall, with a third-place finish on vault. Melissa Boone was tied for 11th place overall with teammate Arran Black. Boone and Black also finished in a fifth -place tie on floor. Black was sixth on bars. Ellisa Bowen was 12th overall, including a sixth on floor. Megan '.Miller achieved an eighth -place finish in the eight-vear- old category. She was fifth on floor. Shannan Sellar watt ninth overall, earning second spot on floor. Samantha Henrickson was 10th overall, including a sixth on team. Caitlin Millar was I(hh in the six- year-old division. She posted a fourth -place finish on floor. Sonia Henrickson was 13th in the same category. June 19th July 18th Z F E S T I V A L 0 and Enjoy 10,000 Roses in Bloom at Cullen Gardens June 19 Teddy Bear Picnic Kids 1.99 PUPPET SHOW, FACE PAINTING, TEDDY BEAR HOSPITA4LAND BARBEQUE June 26 -July 4 Strawberry Festival ENJOY A STRAWBERRY SOCIAL JUNE 27.2-4 P.M. July l Fireworks - 1850's Militia Camp Site Cullen Gardens & Miniature Village 300 Taunton Rd. W., Whitby, Ontario 668-6606 17 tl Man seen "Smelling" Giant Rose Bush at Cullen Gardens. YOUR ONTARIO FORD AND • Air Conditioning t • 4 Speed Overdrive Automatic • 3.0 Litre V6 Engine • 4 Wheel Anti -Lock Brakes M TO BREATHE: FOR LLAGER A MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS • AM/FM Stereo/Cassette • Power Windows • Power Locks/Mirrors • Tih Wheel • Speed Control • 7 -Passenger Seating w FORD MERCURY Fill 51 IC Ur•.v •� D.prrrr �.,.mr Ff � J]t wt. 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Od.Ole ^la, n;ir0 Vfow., See Oealn la Orle�n Z' r Pickering High rugby champs PICKERING VILLAGE The Pickering High School junior boys' rugby team cap- tured the Barbarian Cup. the proy►ncial championship of that age group, at Fletcher's Fields in Markham on the weekend. The Pickering High Trojans won five consecutive games to capture the championship. The Barbarian Cup is the unofficial provincial high school champi- onship, organized by the Ontario Rugby Union. Sixteen teams from across Ontario took part in the event. In the championship final, Pickering blanked Barrie `orth 122-0 Sundae. To advance to the title game, Pickering High beat Erindale Secondary School of Mississauga 2222-13 in the semi- final, also on Sunday. Winning the Barbarian Cup marked the end of a season of dominance on the rugby field by the Trojans. The Pickering juniors also captured the Lake Ontario Secondary School Ath- letic (LOSSA) title and the Durham York Secondary Schools Athletic Association kDYSSAA) championship. A complete team effort by the Trojans, featuring superior offensive and defensive play, made Pickering High the best of the Province. Pickering allowed a mere 16 points against during the tournament. "The coaches were really pleased with how the team pulled it together and played well both offensively and defen- sively," says Trojans' co -coach Craig Burch, who directs the team along with Nick Genis. In preliminary action Satur- day, the Trojans emerged with a 10-3 win over North York's Lawrence Park Collegiate in the first game. The Trojans then crushed Chinguacousy Sec- ondary School of Mississauga 23-0 in the second contest. In the third game, Pickering blanked Huron Heights of New- market 12-0 to win their divi- sion and qualify for the playoff round. Scoring trys during the championships were Damian Bowen, Nick Nirschl, Nathaniel Covent, Eric Tripp, Chris John- son and Jeff Sparkes. Matt Muir booted numerous converts and `-penadty-kicks for -the Ttojsns.- rAGE A -A Tq%WM An!'A!4'l9l RTP Its `fes •. �►• • M-M�Si1.M-h-leNM.M-w'�M. •w.►. •-•l.+•w... . .++M -. ,. ca vlr-wVR'1.MMnrMA M4Mi� Scoreboard AJAx BPARTANS IMIOR BASEBALL Results lot the weak a" Jure 7. MAJOR T41ALL OIVIOIOM Lhft Caseare 30 w. Green Tttamtb Florist 26. For Little Caesars. Matt Russell,Shawn Malone went 34or-3; good hitting by Alan McInnes; strong folding by Cameron Smith, Adam Gim mull; good catching by Jennifer Montgomery. For Green Thumb, Ryan Johnson. Paul Oliver, 3 runs and one homer each; Anders Robinson. 2 homers: Allison Wong, fine put-out in third inning. LigM-Fast Artist PlgrneMs 30 w. Zlebeet/Tidy Car 26. For Light -Fast, Adam Urquart, Gillian Ray- mond. Adam Dykeman, Brett Anderson led offence; great distance by Brett Rogers. Ashley James, Martin Peters. For Ziebart, Warren Dusell. Matthew Ash homsred; Ash, double play; Andrew Smith. two put outs: in one inning. Ajax hydro 31 vs, Pawl Mac's Rot Food 27. For PM's. Adam Elvin, solid hes; Robin Cassidy dou- bled; good Belding by Die ole Marsnam for s outs. Cassidy IL Co. 2e w. Ajax Men's Slo-VItch 22. For Cassidy. Trevor Banavage doubled.Th•se RBIs; Enc Cunliffe three -run homer; Brian Clayards tripled, two RBIS; catcher Andrew Pelletier made big catch, saving three mins: third baseman Terry War threw out 5 runners. Bernhardt Mattes caught a 'ly ball at shortstop. For AMSA. Robert Becker, doubled twice. Ryan V ndua tr,pled; Kyle TaTe homered; putouts by Adam Dunn, Kevin Chow Jordan Mathews. Village Chrysler 26 vs. Carroll 11M w IMPirover- ments 2e co• V age B ake R.,e a -s a^ McAuley. Ryan Tracy had big rens, Ian McAu�ey. Ryan -,acy turned double play: W mace Hepbes played wet' defensively For Carroll, Micah Cala han, 3 hits: Mattr+ew Carroll tripled, 2 doubles; K m- berly Gray, 3 smgies. Danny Lefor., putstand ng card at short, doub,.ng off a runner. Ada— A received relay troy Pa!rck Kennedy for put out at third. 'racy Cody Dialled wei' 'r -ielo. Paul Mees Pet Food 32 vs. Family Trust 26 con Pa. Mac s Key- McA scse sco•ec wm- ^c solid -ring by _aura .ange,,thrse %11S scored. good fielding by Cohn PurkoC- three outs in the field ROOKIE BALL MINOR DIVISION A 6 A Pfi,-o.^�- 'A vs M %e s A,; -o Sery ce -2 :or M,Kes. Cass -9 Ckrord aug y bait;, doubled rum- mer of, 1,rst. B•a^ Ecwares.ov rg catc- MKe s Auto Service '' vs Pr:rnana Financial Ser - v ices 9 =o• P• ma•,ca, Jushr Beauchamp. so,,c line a-ves, Meredr- Cay!or hall -ors, hr. firs! rur. Cf,, stools• C occo smglea. coublso. 2 RBIs. Thomas Goodwmr% cetens ve player of the game 'o• outstand ng calc- at !-c. I vs Du! outs at sr base. ROOKIE BALL MAJOR DIVISION AAA Sports Photography 13 vs. MacLean Hunker 6. =or AAA -se Sc -c scaec - '-e ' s• .a -a -ra- c•ove ^''s! run cc• rufac.ear -+urlM. M,cnas, Renoe scored ''or- - •s! or Re double: Snamei Russell nab first hit and R8! of season Edward. a Dervies Jswsltom 14 vie AAA Sports Photography s :o• AAA AOa— Ry -k -an. 2...-- ho^ai aooe•! Dayso Bryan Horsey scored runs Clydeodew Cases 2 vs. Edwards a Deviers Jaw- 06ers 1 :c• C.cesca,e .a—* ;ew-„rs' %a!a-e Wer -e• scored --rs. Cr wopnr Sar-sor, RB.. P.• 0u!s by Brer• Corbett. ,acro . ew^.•s!. Joerey _aac- PEEWEE BOYS DIVISION Microplay 20 vs. Witty Insurance 6 =o' Wry. C 'c•- Go-ef sr3-ec-oub-ec a-- ••.oflllc: Grog Jones solid prtcr•ng sror Witty krurrrce 11 n. Pwo Bowl 6 = pr Wry. Ma''-ew -ey' ece', s ce c_ .- S'a- t •C- enninw rally; Solid pillchio by Chile Sells-. Gray Jonas. Welomy Carpet 12 ve- Pk1dea Dell Li Eatery 6. For Midway, a chAch grab by right lielder Trevor Candow erased a potential threat; double play by Tim Tughw in all field, third baseman Oman Hall; Brian Hall, Jeff Wanes, Mike Sabin pitched well. Olympic Wholemew 24 tea. Mrwidele, Dodge 2. For Olympic, Stephen Manson. two hes; exo~ throws by Stephen Surgess.Sean Murray; super pitching by Jason Phyper, BANTAM BOYS' DIVISION Slplpliaa Cansida 7 veSubway 3. For Supplies. David Bourdages' doubled. started 6 -run rally; field- er Joey Alberti threw out runner at tome; sit" pitching by Greg Bartell. Shawn McPhee. Supplies Canada /0 ve. Morton Mwmalionel 6. For Supplies. Kevin D'Agrella, 2 -run double; Shawn McPhee stole horns to win game; Chris Gudory ckrtch grab; Ryan Tasker pitched shutout innings. Morton lntertrsdonal 17 w. CAW Local 1060 S. For Morton's, team had 19 hits; offence keyed by Jeff Thomton's Re doubis,T,m Lassrers 3 -for -3, 3 runs scored; Kevin Johnson, pitching first, retired the side on 3 pop fly outs to himself, Brandon Sheehan, Tim Lassiter; Great catch by Vijay Chauhan: Matt Tapscon, great catcr1 in centre told. Ajax Bingo a vs. Liberty Mutual 0 For Bingo. F•ark Saiemi, r hr,, ! rur, 2 stoler bases: Andy Matlestasdt. 2 Mts. 2 R81s; Colin Puopolo. Chris Cameron each pitched 3 innings. 9 strkeouts of 10 batte•s. Lee Belanger. five solid innings as catcher. Supplies Canada 10 vs. Liberty Mutual 6 Po, Supo es. Kev­ D Ag -e la 2 �,B s. Andrew Tank caught :ine drive or first inning for double play. AAA Sports Photography 13 w. Trane Canada Electronics 12. For AAA, P-dhp Bucrarar s do� ble scored a Seam S Iva's RBI, Jame Ryan's sngle.2 RBIs scar,ec a 9 -run fours, Bryan Horse- y. Lee Scholl --rase good grabs. For Trans Cana- da. Laura Brooks had a hr,. RB', Robbie McGrat-. a great catch. JusT,^ Mowat ••pied. Legion r vs. Housesitters 0. For Lsg-or, Scott Co<'e• c cove - .s" -o. 'or the only rur^ of game. Christopher Wood, g•sa! tag a! home for th rd our! of foumn Spnngate Arbitrators 6 vs. Atex Kinamen 0. icor Sc'-ga's C s W•g-' 9 -act, -y .os -.a Broc-- wen- error -3: Geoo'•ey Schultz wart 2 -for -3. MOSOUITO BOYS' DI VISION Royal Wood Lincoln Mercury 10 we. CUPE Local IM rt. For ROyal Woods. Jason Pugin doubled, 2 RBIs; Ryan Hunter, Andrew Smith, MN* Welsh sin- gled; Man ABWM*dWw scored swim; plicher Mike Welsh tagged a runner ging to first; Peter Gaylor caught a lily ball, plc hed a strong third inning, com- bned with Andrew Smith for the Incl out. LOEB Beyweed /S w. Canada Trust 13. For Canada Trust, Robbie Ksolo Marc Lostiewhool, 2 ROls each; good ht by Louis Sankowsld; amazing effort by Ben Ackerman, Louis Sankowski, Ajax Klttenran 17 va. Adtn" Ewes Security S. For Kinsmen, Derok Rae, Dwek Watt. Adam Truax doubled; Chris McPhee. Adam Truax made a dou- ble play; catcher Brandon Hunting, first baseman Dwight Robso made fine defensive plays. Optimist Club 6 vs. Onhris Guard Services S. For the Optimists. Jordan Servos, 3 -run triple, game -winning run; Darragh McDonald had a hit; Adam Biesenthal was hit by a pi ch, scored tying run: clutch grab by Tyler Boudreau. For Ontario Guard, Ian Roach he line drive for 2 RBIs; Geoff Adamson unassisted double play Optimist pub 26 w. Ajax Kinsmen 3. For the Kinsmen. Bram Urpuam homered; good catches by Ciaren Carlwan, Chnstopher Vida. MIDGET SOVS' DIVISION Nokia Products a vie Henry Oesjerdins Auto 1. Nokias Robb Mason went 2 -for -3, driving n 3 runs. Enc Paddon grounded out. drove in a run. Kenny Allison started the fen -inning rally drawing a lead -ole walk. Jeff Lane walked, Adam Grgnac sin- gled to load bases. Mason- 2 -run singe. Worthing pincher. Paul Lawrenos. Jeff Lane earned the save. David Johnson, Keegan Taylor botched wen. MOSOUITO GIRLS' DIVISION AN Green Lawns 6 w. Molly Maid 6. For Molly Maid. Lindsey Scrod, hit, wadi. •ur, RBI: Mandy Ryckrian, hr. walk and a rur. j.:11a Kofes. 2 RBIs. scored twice: Natasha Iii threw to Kelly Brown for out at !Mrd: Christina Tangcd- two strikeouts. AN Green Lawn to vs. Rand Electrical Conrtrac- tore 1. =or All Greer. Kns••re Arnold. E•1r--artley. Ja-,e Cassels doubled. Kane S!,r., Jennifer Miched singled: Jame Cassels. Kr stme Arnold pitched wen. Good throw by Brenda ',acy to second where En- Hanley made a great catch. For Rand Elec!•-c. Cassis Clayton doubled, Jennifer Winans singled PEEWEE GIRLS' DIVISION The Print Place a vs. MacLean Hunter 5 For P`• °. ace. .-sa -aro, . Sharor Murdoch cove r M1fore SCOREBOARD—Page.A34 DIRTORTRASH12 LANDSCAPING, RENOVATING OR CLEANUP YOU LOAD WE HAUL ` d yd i PINK FLRMINGO INC. 888-9030 RESIDENTIAL DISPOSAL CONTAINERS ;SPRING SPECIAL -ALL CONTAINERS $99 THE BEST ACTION IN TOWN FRIDAY, JUNE 189 12 P.M. - 3 A.M. SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 12 P.M. - 3 A.M. SUNDAY, JUNE 20, 12 P.M. - 3 A.M. 45 HOURS OF GAMBLING EXCITEMENT FEATURING: - $10 Maximum Bets - Rapid Blackjack up to $100 - Las Vegas S Ale Rules - Tournament with lash Payout - PrrafeWenal Dealers **FREE ADMISSION** PROCEEDS TO: LICENCE 932877 PLACE: HOWARD JOHNSONS HOTEL EAST, 40, PROGRESS COURT, SCARBOROUGH EXIT 401 EAST AT MARKHAM RD. SOUTH ri OPEN HOUSE COUGS INVESTMENTS LTD. BRENTMUIR INVESTMENTS LTD. (47vic omw Lm.) TUESDAY, JUNE 22,1993 6:00 P.M. - 8:30 RM. LARGE COMMITTEE ROOM - 75 CHAMBERS DRIVE Cougs Investments Ltd. and Brentmuir Investments Ltd. have submitted zoning by-law amendment applications (Z2/93 and Z5/93 respectively) for the lands located at the southwest comer of Pickering Beach Road and Highway No. 2 The subject property for the Cougs Investment Ltd. application comprises an area of 6.8 hectares (16.8 acres) and is intended for a medium density residential development (up to 20 d.u./acre - eg.: stacked townhouses). The property for the Brentmuir Investments Ltd. application comprises 4 hectares (9.88 acres) and is divided into 3 components. Part 1 is approximately 1.57 hectares (3.88 acres) and is intended for conventional condominiums and stacked townhouses. Part 2 comprises an area of 1.05 hectares (2.6 acres) intended for a stacked townhouse block and an apartment building. Part 3, which will have direct exposure from Highway No. 2, is intended to accommodate a mixed-use commerciaVresidential block. Prior to forwarding these applications to the Committee of the Whole for consideration, the Planning Department is affording the general public with an opportunity to review and comment on the applicants' proposal. The applicants and/or their agents, as well at Town staff will be in attendance at the open s ?rt' I C' house. ` �'~ m Vii- ,:.,.,► c..r.�; Should you have any questions regarding the submitted applications, I, please contact Mr. Michael ± tl Skelly, Senior Planner at 683-4550, extension 207.1,. P. Tollefsen, M.C.LP. Director of Planning lI �i L 0 a ILN a 9 1W.A .,.HfjhA114A * * * * * * * * * *OT NON�AS HONDAS ONTARIO'S GEST SELECTION ACCORD CPE. EXR Buy 'Black•, alum, 10,731 km. P1279A Now INTEGRA CPE. Rs x17,995 Pnool, eppbr, boded. P12B9 PRELUDE SR awe x21,995 Spoiler, 6 pall CO, boded. 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ACCORD WAGON EXR x15 995 *[ Aao Doose ow.^16 J SE0 DAN EX $14,995 ACCORD crvlc SEDAN SE "12,295 Aao yr. nseette C156A CMC HATCH CX "7,995 7 9A5 Aac cassette, urtpes p1232 � 7 CIVIC CRS Si $12,295 ACCORD SEDAN Ex x10,995 Aao 'a!, pow gray P1238A ACCORD SEDAN Lx =11,695 a+y 53 00o Mma Auto CMC SEDAN DX x9,494 Auro , canons. C116A iK CIVIC: HATCH DX xg,595 -Ar, aub., caseetls. Pt 262 iyC CHIC r'u►TCM Si x10,695 Phool, M>r Mme. P1306 CMC NATCM CX x7 995 'Red, aulo.. caseeM. P1202 yT T kA 62 TOYOTA COROLLA •t�,ett»N LS7( eedar� ptetr. '13,995 kttr art, only 26,120 A y 9>t cNEv cAVAUEA 6$,995 T P&2 dr. CPE. Aub.. ar, at.e. OVER 60 PAE•OWNEQ HONDAS M�STOq( HO1�Tn1�1 970 Brock Rd. (Hwx a� s aroct Rd.) 0 1 831-5400.683.2751 ' Plto-wfw/ • PAs Os•, !•• i fella. FAG P54- R-TRLr NEWSADVEMISM WED:,1tiM W tffi Soccer club hosts picture day, BBQ Saturday PICKERING - The Pickenng Soccer Club will hold its annual picture and Barbecue Day at Kinsmen Park on Saturday. All players will receive a free hot dog and drink after the pictures have been taken. LOEB's barbecue wagon will be on hand. There's also a soc- cer shoe exchange, an all-star demonstration, and an exhibition contest featuring the Pickering Power under -15 girls' rep soccer team. The event begins at 9 a.m. and will continue into the afternoon. The rain date is Sunday, lune 20. I � I t e �' •- % 1 1 I ENTRY FORM Corns rest your baseball skis In the Honda HP -Pun -Throw Coffpetition. Your coca I t partiCipoting Honda Dealertogether v,ntn we Toronto Blue Jays and the Ontario , BBowseebbaallll Association. make it ootaiblie for you to conrVete against other kids your 1 age in your Co r rnurnity, wMh the Onkono finals being held in SkyDome on August 1 21.1093 CH#LD'S NAME 1 I , ADDRESS ply POSTAL CODE I , HOME TELEPHONE NUMBER( 1 AGE AS OF JANUARY 1. 199 7-B o 1 all)ye. O CHECKONE 11-12yn. n 1 The Toronto Bkre Jays. Hondo Canada and its parfic7pathp deciers. the Ontario Baseball Aaociatlon, and ih related agencies expressly disclaim liability for any, I 1 louse or donate occasioned by or cxsi,p out of the nan+ed persons I I Participation in Lha program for consideration for the child by allowed to The wt or guardian whose name appears below an behalf of I therrep�.and the chid e><prestly agrees to rfderttrill'y and hold harmless the Toronto Blue Jays. Hlorxia Canada and its dealers, the Ontario Baseball Association and its related agencies, from and ogand any and all cldrns. demands or actions 1 for such losses or darrwpes how so ever they may occur. I I hereby acknowledge that I am a parent or guardian of the above-nartred chiid, , that I have corefuiy read and fully understand the above and I agree that the I above named child may Participate under these conditions. 1 1 1 1 PKWY MIME SIGKATM DAZE 1 Please corttplete and deNver to your local parliapati ig Honda Automobile Dealer, with your 55.00 Entry Fee. A portion of the proceeds will go to your local baseball I I association and every contestant compariMnngQ n��the ev�erht wit receive a certificate , of competition and a genuine souvenir basebrsi outogrophed by the Toronto Blue Jays. See your 1, Ontario Honda Dealer for kA competition rules. I Orbe rolwdnMwiwr ee0ipseNdr�rioreo0ear �Y�fre,�rbMetM n�nosrdpalupaa 1 1 DEAIF.R CODE,i a OrlMrere r4mor tOspLo, lit yevMoallrerm Deesyeran er aydkerroOapdf 1,: arrCa+rwrsrltwedo� C— — I COME JOIN USi DATE: June 27,1993 TIME: 3:00PJM. LOCATION: Brockrldge Peak - Pickering (Brock Rood do rind, lire.) R.S.V.P. by Tixrsday, June 24,1993 to Roger Linton at Pickering Honda RNre6Mwlll oo~ of ScltnMdea • Gatorade Contact Picool'" Honda for full tit of rules dt HW. # •s+e4l p" ANCH a o BAYLY m PICKER HONDAG—► N❑ •JCO7a:: (/�X+�7u � FROM PAGE A32 Y GE 2 runs each; Kris Holidge doubled twice; Jessica e� V1Ri Taybi, two singles; Tania FyIW run -scoring dou- PRESENTS bile; Jennifer Anderson walked twice, RBI double; Caroline Andrews walked twig; Jennifer Ander- ' son, Jessica Taylor. Lisa Taylor, Carolyn Goff, TeddyBea Laura Gifford all pitched. Dickson Pointing 6 Ire. Pickering Village Chiro- pncte & For Diclaon's, Stephanie Markidis dou- bled; Katherine Lowering. RBI; Tristan Abbott, RBI, Picnic slob home; Miranda Hearn fielded grounder at , short, throw runner out. 1� 'I LOEB Baywood 6 w. The Print Piece d. For Print Place, Caroline Andrews. Jessica Taylor SUNDAY JUNE 27th 1993 drove in runs; Lisa Taylor, Heidi Gilksr scored on throwing error; Julie Renshaw walled, scored first 1 1 _5PM run d game. For LOEB. Jacqueline Mitchell, RBI double: Sara Gaddas singled. RBI; Karen Gottschalk. 3 -run triple; Julie Gaddas, RBI triple; gOWtiANVILLB ZOO'S PINI HORSE Lee -Anne Watson pitched two strong innings, relieved oar Jacpuekne Mitchell. Elizabeth Mitchell who earned the save. *CLOWNS and BALLOONS,-," r;— AJAX WARRIORS SOCCER CLUB TEDDY BEAR HOSPITA BOYS MN -SOCCER HOUSE LEAGUE it Results for the week ending June 4. FACE PAINTING ' UNDER -RYE DIVISION Distinctive Decorating 2 (Goals by lain Flaherty. TOY -MAKING WORKSHOP f Christopher Lefebvre) vs. Trelawney Property Management r (Goal by Shane Gumbs); Italy 0 'MVP Christopher Roggien) vs. Pharma Plus 0 (MVP Steven Deason): Canada 1 ;Goal by Bradley PRIZES — Summerheid) vs. J.S.A. t ;Goal by Jeffrey Han -AWARDED FOR OLDEST. nan); Ajax Legion t (Goal by Alex O'Hara) vs. Scotland 0 (MVP Terrence Reid). FUNNIEST, SCRUFFIEST, UNDER -SIX DIVISION CUTEST BEAR 5 Parker interiors 5 ;Goals by Ellion MacDonell Z, � faeheshttients Jason aschitz 2. Daniel Sutherland) vs. Trelawney Property Managemen, 0 (MVP AVaflaf�le Cameron Bulger): Sold Wood 3 (Goals by Michael ' Thistel 2. Ryan Beripmtn) vs. Detinct,ve Decorat- ing 0 (MVP Ryan Dawe;: onmerca Financial r i- ' (Goal by Kevin Harwood) vs. Braze 0 (MVP Kyle Sevier); Scotland 5 !Goals by Crag smith 2. Ger- nando Cccotosto. Robbie Goud,e) vs. J.S.A. (MVP Adam Boston) v UNOERSEVEN DIVISION Primerica Fina -aa 3 by Ryan, Brogan, lGoa.s Ryan Hutton. Alex Saltarelk) vs. Distinctive Deco. t . sung 2 (Goals by Oylan Curtis); U.S.A. t (Goa; by Y Christopher Martin) vs. Ireland 0 (MVP Andrew a Kuczuk): Scotland 6 (Goals by Ben Pynlpnteee A. Josh Khoerowl Z) vs. C.P.TT 0 (MVP Bran- donHann r); Alae Opt Club 4 (Goals by Mark Hartz 4) vs Canadaa Trust 2 {Goals by SPHERE CLOWN BAND' Joshua suck Z). �JGHT DIVISION 12:30UNDER8 2 p m - U.S-A. 3 (Goan by Jordan once 3) vs Canada t (Goal by Blair Taylor); England orey 2 (Goats by C Johnston, Roger Richard) vs. Scotland t (Goal by 683-8401 or 420-4620 Grant McPherson); Ireland t (Goal by Kurt Atzmer) vs. CPTT i (Goal by Alex "addorr, Brazil 4 (Goals „ _ _ 3 �(. r M_ J - F BLOC R . by Kyle Cunningham 3. 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Ti) further stinitilatt• growth in this increasingly iiiiperrtant bttsinc-ss sector, the Federal 0li ernment hati trade significant improvements to the Snlall BttsilleSS IA)ans Act. • Eligible business size increased to $5 million in annual revenues. • Maximum term loan size increased to $250,000 for the purchase or improvement of land, premises or equipment. • Financing up to I(K)% of cost of eligible assets. • Refinancing of asssets purchased tip to 180 days previottsly. • Limitation on personal guarantees to 25%, of loan amount. • All small businesses are eligible except for farming, rental real estate or purchasing real estate fir resale, charitable and religious organizations. 0nitact your local bank or other financial institution for full (Jetails. 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Mallory Holmes 2, Jennifer Hallet. Erin Kiyonaga) Uxbridge 1; Zippy Print 3 BrazM 3 (GO" by Ryan Robar 2, Keith Jones) vs. Behrends. MVP Jennifer Behrends) vs. Peter's (Goal by Tricia England 2, Jodi Hallet. MVPs Tricia Mexico 0 (MVP Ryan Albright); Canada 2 (Brandon Appliances 5 (Goals by Brelgh Cameron 3. Kimber- England, Linda Murphy) vs. Johnson Controls 3: Hockley, Scott Nasato) vs. England 1 (Goal by ley Weston, Tanisho Van Roson. MVP Breigh Ajax 5 vs. Martin Travel 2 (Goals by Angela Lind - Trevor Murphy); Ireland 2 (Goals by Christopher Cameron); Image Video 6 (Goals by Lisa Crowder soy. Andrea Donaldson. MVP Katie Morgan); McClatchey 2) vs. Italy 0 (MVP Trevor Richard). 2, Jaclyn Stack, Jordon Budway, Jennifer Adams. Uxbridge 2 vs. Ontario Air 0 (MVPs Knssy Docher- UNDER-NINE GIRLS' DIVISION Courtney Silva MVP Lisa Crowder) vs. Peg Perego ty, Lea Mitchell Stephanie Mendes). RESULTS FROM JUNE 10. 4 (Goals by Sara Blair 3, Sahnna Aria. MVP Kelly UNDER -17 GIRLS' DIVISION Ajax Auto Parts 3 (Goals by Erin Albanese, Brilney Inkster); Blizzards 5 (Goals by Meaghan Rielly 4, Ajax Phillips b Moore 2 vs. Pro Motion 0 (MVPs Kennedy, Jacqueline White) vs. Ajax Optimist Club Lia Murphy. MVP Meaghan Rielly) vs. Nicholson Shannon Pounder. Krtstlna Dyson); Balsdon Truck. 2 (Goals by Lindsey Kobold 2); Canada Trust 1 Insurance 0 (MVP Caitlyn Saint). Ing 0 (MVPs Sarah Lobar, Jaime Pell. Paula (Goal by Alison Fair) vs. Motion International 1 UNDER -NNE GIRLS' DIVISION Tataridis) vs. Pro Motion 0 (MVPs Amy and Lindsay (Goal by Katherine Courtemanche), Robinson Pickering K nenes 1 (Goal by Margaret Calderone. Sidwell); Balsdon Trucking 5 (Goals by Lesley Bell, Heating 5 (Goals by Claudia San Martin 2, Laura MVPs goalie Ashley Vella, Margaret Calderone) vs Jenn Davis, Amy Sidwe!I, Toni Ramdeen, Niki Watts 3) vs. Medoro's Hairstyling 2 (Goals by Dawn Whites Rd. Petro -Can 0 (MVP Kristen Ryan), Ramdeen. MVPs Lesley Bel. Tanya Wutscher') vs Rynberk. Lori Van Langeri Eastern Eavestrough- Kelsey's 3 (Goals by SaNatnce Assenza 2. Ange- Whitby Racers 2; Scugog 2 vs. Rockets 1 ;Goal by ing 3 (Goals by Lindsay Murphy. Kristina Carroll) line Patton) vs. Hayes Dana 2 !Goals by Danielle Chantel Cloutier. MVPs Zoe Thomas. Jennifer vs. Cross Country Donuts 1 (Goal by Sommer Tanner, CrystalGrenning). Swanson). Blackman); Ajax Lions Club 3 (Goals by Andrea UNDER -11 GIRLS' DIVISION REPRESENTATIVE Park, Heather Sutherland 2) vs. Dickson Printing 2 Ajax Compute,rme 3 is Lenbrook ' (Goals by UNDER -11 GIRLS' GrvIS10N (Goals Lindsey Blakey. Melissa Phillips). Laura Morozuk. MVP Laura Morozuk). Lenbrook 0 Pickering Power Canada Trust 1 Goal oy 'alhalis PICKERING SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION (MVP Rebecca Locke") vs. Blizzard 0 f MVP Cori. Urbas. MVPs Wana Salov c) vs. West Rouge' SQUIRT BOYS' DIVISION anre MacKenzie): Lenbrook 2 (Goals by M cheile UNDER -15 GIRLS' DIVISION ., me 1: Premier Trophy 17 ;MVP Wesley Clark) vs Rawara. Charlotte Dow!ey. MVP Charlotte Dalley! Picker ,g Power-a,veys 3 iGoa,s cv-eather Mo,gar Construction 6 (MVP Andrew Maclntoshj. vs. Boyer Pontiac 2 (Goals by Alyssa c•amp•o-• Bar -es 2, Kerry rvme) vs. West Rouge A C Pick .:^e 3: Notion Auto Body 21 (MVP Michael Bagg- Jack Crandles. MVP Dallas Go,sa ves at ra!!. er rg Power-'arvays 0 (MVP goalie Kar -e Dbuhet ey) vs. Binn's Kitchens 12. Leah Brewer at forward): Blizzard 3 (Goals by ,rn vs. Scarbo,ougn United 'B C iris 4: Pickering Hyundai 8 vs. Premier Trophy 7. Tayor 2, Carlene Firmar. MVP the team) vs. A;ax WEST SHORE MIXED SLO-PITCH ine 10: Premier Trophy 17 vs. Team Unknow, 5. 0; Winners 3 (Goals by Sleohanie Lacey. L,sa LEAGUE STANDINGS (As of June 13) 3eli Sygma 19 vs. Surpass Chemical 16 (MVP Erc Laney. Amber Lewis MVP Ca:tiyn Blaz na) is. TEAM GP W L T F A PTS mean); Honey Craft Woodworkirg 15 (MVP Mii Whitby Haret Plastics 0• W n,e'S 4 (Goals by P,ccade,, 4 4 C C 83 45 6 -oney) vs. Level II Contractors '4 (MVP Anorew Stephanie Lacey 2. Lasa Lahey. Elizabeth Loewe, R.E. Cavanaugh 4 4 0 0 64 44 8 McElwain); Pickering Hyundai 8 (MVP Jame vs. Aiax 0: Whrby Brooknn Concrete 1 vs J E Canada Trust 4 3 1 0 76 39 6 McGoucken) vs. Morgan Constructor 3 (MVP Mike Hanna 0 (MVPs Lauren Forsery. Rachelle Arvisas): JacK s Rad ato, 4 2 2 0 68 89 4 Kmg); Prnt ng Unlimited 13 (MVP Ryan Sawalsky) J.E. Hanna 3 (Goals by Ashley Lasor, Lindsay Civ- Bay ys Restaurant 4 2 2 0 39 59 4 vs. Notion Auto Body 12 (MVP Dav d Mrtchelp ello. Nicole Tarter. MVPs Nicole Tarner. Tera West Rouge Cycle 4 2 2 C 55 59 4 ane 11: Bulk Bar, 17 vs. Watermaker '0; Bosley Carter) vs. Aquafresh 1 (Goal by Ern S,Cock) Jur-M volso 4 2 2 C 8' 79 4 Property Management 10 (MVP Jason Clark) vs. UNDER -13 GIRLS' DIVISION Mobile Vacuum 4 2 2 C 57 48 4 Bmn's Kitchens 7 WISC Midas fill 3 vs. P cner.ng RocKets C Bedweu Movers 4 2 2 0 44 59 4 AJAX UNITED SOCCER CLUB (MVP Kelly Brow,); WISC Opt rasl Club 4 vs. Pim. Bell P -one Certre 4 1 3 0 4! 53 2 Results !or the weeK end -g -•, ne 12. string Rockets ' 'Goal by Lesley K,ngdon. MVPs F.T B. Financ al 4 1 3 0 45 43 2 UNDER -17 GIRLS' DIVISION Robyn Kingdon, Lesley Kingdon, Tarv,a Henry); Grand City Carpet 4 1 3 0 67 76 2 Alax Phelps 8 Moore .nsurarce 8'Goats by Dean- Uxbrdge 3 vs. Pickering Annanda a Dodge 2 Rorn,ga =umrture 4 1 3 0 53 58 2 ra Adams 2, Brenda McBride 2. Krahna Petbser, (Goals by Lindsay A -o. Lau•a Purdon MVPs Binns Krtchers 4 1 3 0 70 79 2 Anne Judges. 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Altair, be Avaa%ai!/e (�u, ; on.en.ern nous -Wean .oma 'an •�' } »014 pan!- »n.le offend IR .c nog TORONTO • • • i PI CKERING CAMPUS 420-1344 1450 Kingston Road, Suite 17, Pickering 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help 1 10 stitch it CANADAS TAILOR Positions are available in our new store (opening soon) in Pickering for: Seatnsttresslrallor (Alterations) Full and part-time You must have experience in both men's and women's wear alterations. Front desk duties are required - cash, alteration tags, customer service. We will provide training for front desk. Weekend and evening hours required. To apply, please call collect (416) 886-2617, ask for Sabrina General Help 110 General Help WORK AVAILABLE NOW! People needed immediately for movie extra work, television ads. voice overs, magazine ads, hair shows, documentaries, etc. We have booked over 5.000 paying assignments last year. We guarantee work, you don't have to have experience. We are looking for males and females, babies, teens, people of all ages. We have our people In TV ads such as: Huggies, Diet 7-Up, Chevy Truck, Visa, American Express, etc., etc. Movies such as. Cocktail, Street Legal, Top Cops, Sea of Love, Ice Princess. Prom Night 3 8 4, Road to Avonlea and over 300 morel No courses io take Call 404-0277 for atmointment SELL AVON WKIIE Ib YOU rWir a1� WORK t6eeeary. Car"M 100 Careers Fill P.44r NIA Your Business Career Starts Here ' l'rofranlmcrAnal�,i ' %licrocomputer Business -\phllcauons ' Word Processing; " Computerized Accounting ' Computer k1amtenarwe Ttxhnology V OSHAWA 434-8583 • Yw may he eligible for tinanctal .+.ctcun,'- • If fou arc 45 wars of agc and have rcLcn i} txxn laid c.tf y,xt $nay .luatlIN. Ior 1raininr; a«t.t.,n,c frnxn the larovino d Gr,crnrrient CLIP Career Development Institutes Ltd. 9LR\AKN - 1.q\c I,1IR - �_RKl1 U�t.:.' )%- ItrTAlhA IWIFAI- \,ICTURIA 1A*1hA .xl\ A_ L-Al.AI - Q IBE -C Eam A Diploma In SIX Monthsr► • Word Processing • Electronic Spreadsheets • Computer¢ed Accounting • Data Management • Desktop PubW tg Funding Allsaknce May Be Avdlob*. Call to arrange on ossesi lent. Whitby 668-9713 000MM Peterbo ro ugh Am*a*r 745-4804 A601111s(Pd *Vh me MW**y of Cosapse A unkretstias since 1%4. 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help MODELS NEEDED Female Ages 12-26 EARN EXTRA INCOME Travel to exciting cities: New York, Paris, Milan Call for Consultation 430-5715 ALASKA JOBS Earn up to $30,000 in 3 months fishing salmon. Also construction, cannery, oil fields plus morel FOR IMMEDIATE RESPONSE CALL 1-800-737-7887 EARN UP TO S316.06rw.k toassemble Christmas and hot lday decorations year round, at home. Work avalabis across Canada. For more info, send a salt -addressed stamped envelope to The Worlds Magic Christmas - 13C Slater St. Ste. 750 ext. 221, Ottawa. Ontario, KIP 6E2. IDEAL FOR STUDENTS Lanitiscapte Work volved must be willing to work Ne in- U"Vito dry wwl no Rt�c• M Firm has h,N, W tat• opwkv for w9watds and halve Fee. TI1.ininy. a mature parson to be trained for Elicit' MfntK.05 i 6664M °"°°°t''. MACHINE OPERATOR DEMONSTRATORS P It dill CNC experielloe an assete r i 1 . . pi". Odd Wiles Includlight warehoue work =raa650070...kly `e a i ty home and mmter sales. To Inquire call 416 e91-7sa4. Calls Mrs. C. Lord 831.3221 MATURE German speaking 416-619-1574 Between 8:30 a.m. 8 4:30 m. Mon. -Fri. apasta�art if t'd' s""'r' s). p• Phone Mikpi�4 7 g7gp FORTUNE 600 service com- PART Tme position Ajay ansa pang seeks mane ement RECEPTIONIST needed for til SUMMER JOB . Student envied CAKE decorator needed fug and b can for -nis and do fight Vern" kvdt. Nealy VAW to W" AWttllw fMClub. Must be RETIRED PERSON wifiirg to to ewe for 3 children in my Pattitime at Dairy Owen. 1050 Owing and repain. own ply 25 or older. S«aw in- experienced on compute, rsck maintain small commercial hams, 15 yrs or okler. Non- Simco• St. N. Experience transportation. Suitable for only, g trtlraseca �M se l good phone manner, ba property, part time daily. Livar_ smoker. 4 weekperiod. call 420 preferred. Apply In taerson. elderly gentleman. Call 868• BnrM Wailers 576-S300 1 pin. - ground in fitness. 427.2077. wool 6 Finch apes. pis ces sial sees evenings.(06/81111M (082293) 6133. (061600) 6 p.m. (061790) ) 9676. (061803) Loo" for to bbl. Teem player$ wanted. Bar maid$Aeainnn and cools. Pat -mm 10 start. Experience, perstini" a appearance we Kip Apply In F - atter 6:30 PJIfk, tiled.-FrL TM Mof*q Bar i GO 172 Nuld SII. 619-1236 WHITBY Aub Glass requires experienced Auto Glass Installer, full time. Minirrsxn 4 Yews emmmerae. Cal 985-8507 ask lor Glen. M6209M CLEANING Person, 9-3 p.m., reliable, flexible, required every other week to do he things I dont have tirtr far. 355. Cal Valerie 891.3271. (061693) MATURE hairstylist, full at part time required in Whitby, please call 430-8787. (062293) GIRLS wanted from Canada be- tween 7-19 to compete in this years 1993 Toronto Pageants. Over $20,000 in prizes and scholarships. Call today 1.800- Pagewrt ext. 7429 or 1-800-724- 3268 ext 7429. (063093) THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 14 M -PAGE 41-A ...5 � ... encs .� . of 95. • yllNle�dt�etp .! VVffft lea Itpattir'e"•1s el>ts I3•or �a1e `4W "' For Merit ® r -I- At IDEAL we Stand behind the quatly of the electrical products that we manufacttre. we also stand behind our dynamic stall who hens helped is become the industry leader we are today If You're a results-0rienled person who 6 committed to you work, then corroider pining our team in the following position: MANAGER OF OPERATIONS (Retail) Reporting to the YIN P. denlK3eneral Manager, you ail focus on servicing sales through the retail distribution channel. Workirnq closely with salesAmarketing and manufacturing, responslbililies include inventory management, shipping, (packaging and new product sourcing. The successful candidate will have a good background in purchasing inventory control, and have at least five years experience in a retail envircrvnent is Preferred. Post Colege education is a must. This position ail appeal to a person that is comfortable working in a team environment. Good English communication skits a must. In return for your efforts, we will provide you with a competitive salary and opportunity to work within a progressive, energetic, smoke-free environment. If you are interested in pursuing this Position,, please forward you resume, with salary expectations, to: IDEAL INDUSTRIES (CANADA), INC 33 Fuller Road Alan. Ontario Lt S 2E1 Human Resources Department No Agencies Phase 135 Skilled H I HAIRSTYLIST with experience e F needed for pan time Position. Please call 723-6598 allot 7 p.m. or leave message anytime. (061793) SUPPORT Worker tot autistic young ,ran who lives i fdepex . damly to assist hem, of horns and n the community. Pan time. call 436-53o4. (062293) EARN $453.16fvxeekly assent - biting light products from hor, I 631-4791 reference 788. 24 hr. Pow ina. (062093) 120 Office Help PART time BOOKKEEPER required Matl ,esus to: 1360 Kings" Fid. Such 12. Pchring Ortaro. L 1 V 364. M61793) IF you we single or a "is parent or separated or divorced w.th three years work expo w-. you may quality for financial assistance or it you an over 45 and have recently been lad df, you may quality for trarn- Ing ass stance. DIPiCERT, Lotus. WordPerfect, D -base. word. accpac, Bedford. ausorad. Ventura. pagenaher. Hward. Corel. Corrpubr Prograrrvetg and Systems Analybol ist. Co. Pascal and C. Madnbeh. Quark Express. and ek,stnsor. Durham Business Computer College. 427-3010. (TF) 130 Sales Help/ Agents SALES f Avpan timer people needed, oppORlafily, 1v $204 3300 pat tires $ $4043600 full rte, experience helpful bu oat necessary. Cera 723 0679 for nlonno w. (061793) SALES people needed for grow - ng Health Club. Mut have ex - per once potential to make $1000 week Call Serve. 427- 2977.(06200 -- 135 skued Help NEED - 30 Class AZ Drivers City-Nwy, 3 yesre srperwlae, LC.C. mrdie�L COI 725-9324. (06179;1) 160 Day Care Wanted PART time bablisiaw raglrind for wreekemds and evenings Suitable for student Broeki weer Reforences ragA .427- 38M (06180 RELIABLE babyWW ngimad for be 3 and 6 yNear thboys. unsseit 1 WO P.S. wit Referee , required. Phone atter 4 p.m. 7236085. (061983) NANW*IOIIBEKEEPER - rhe OW. live in posslbiliry for 20 moral old girl S days pot Week Cal 4242061. MI120" LIVE in Nanny e -quinol in Norah Aper res 1w 4 ctridrorr Agar I through 9. Mature women preferred, private quarters. flexible hocrs. Drives lioww and a swirterar, rnon wi akar, references. 258-8631. leave n,eseage.(061793) 165 Day Care Available DAYCARE in my Mata, Glern- dale arta, close to schools. Fuer part time and summer hours available. Lurches and snacks Provided. 831-5302. Pidwng. RESPONSIBLE n1iWe loving organized mom, 17 years experience, smoke-froe sale horns. Finished basemen for )n - door play. babies welcome. BtocWtutapr OakaNalley, Farm. 6867954. (062083) WESTNEY/ROSSLAND - need a reliable babysitle? Hot lunch and snacks. References. Diploma. CafL427-49;7. 135 Skilled Help MECHANIC WANTED Very Busy Chrysler Dealer Excellent Benefit package Best Wages in Ontario Chrysler Experience an asset Taking Pride in Job Excellence a must Call Dave 683-5358 165 Day Care Available DAYCARE available to my home. HarwoodiBayly. 375 weekly. Any age. receipts wn gr. Large fenced yard, happy emnronment. Cal shw 5 p.m - 683 -8673. (061693) SOUTH Alan . Westney/ Lakedriveway, smoke free environment, 9 years srperience. Inge play morn and aI of basenwht, walking dis- tance b Lakeside School. Bus at door for St. Bernadette's school. Call 683-6679. (061893) RELIABLE daycare in my fore. leaches. snacks. craft. story time and TLC. VMesttrhae B-yy- CSN Barb all 837.2389. () 210 Flea Market AIR conditioner. vertical window unit. used two seatorr Askip $350. sal 6861178. (062083) 220-- ------Artcles For Sale JOE'S Industrial Were a Worn - Cloth wears. new and used Shop Dors. used clothing. r ww clothing for the whole fansly. Beat the reoewon, less than 1, 2 price. 610 Bayy E.. Ajax. Hours. 9 am -6 p.rn. Satwdays. 9 am,. -5 P -m 427-2669. (TF) PANASONIC Notebook com+- Puw and DO so. e0 Mb. F1d.. loaded with software, high retokAron scrown, 1 yr. old. ex- cahwd for studex . Asking $850 o.b.o. Telephone Blair 42G - 142's. 241426. (06 t 793) WASHERS Dryers, Fridges Slaves - now acid recordtioned' $225 and up ler recordtotad washers- 3175 and up ler reoorn- ditioned dryere. $175 and up for reconditioned fridges and stoves. Also coin operated washer and dryers. Stephenson', Furniture and Appliances, 227 Court St.. Oshawa 576.7448. (TFALL) ADMIRAL washer, $180; solid EVANA -dp Sol - wholesale oak computer work station, and retail. screened and $275; Microwave stand, 380. dueddsd. Triple ma. brick sand. Afw 6 p.m 6669258. (0620931 Also asdr and other nursery WASHER and dryer, $250. stock available at discount each. Couch and chair, $75. prices. For prompt delivery, cal T.V. stand, $20: Mair, $ t 0. 4344733 or 0""4 - 428-2870. P lease contact, 420-0894. (0618911) (062093) SOFA. brand now. rusty brown SEVEN pis" bedroom set, grey leather lowseet, $999 o.b.o. with black with wit- I _ 5450 Alec one yellowlgreen sola. o.b.o. Call 837.2887 w396- $250 o.b.o. Call 420-6253. 8235 830.4 p m, (06,2083) (061793) COURTICE Flea Market has in- WING Must set. Kenmore or spacpecial 41 side vendor e on S fridge, 5 yens old. Right hand V2 price starling born $120 farapsewr8• Whit, 11350. Calcic vow rrret notch Open Satwdsy gas range• large hhersa" sense. and Sunday. Alam FREE apace 3 y..re oW $650. Call 603-5123avaihble for antique, Dolle- (061693) toles and M* vandom Cow- BEDROOM ant (nnoderrdquesn tics PAL off 401. 4l ns. east of size). mirrored. vorital and Oshawa 436-1024. M6220M horizontal dressers, two nig1M ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGIST An international designer and manufacturer of electro- mechanical medical devices seeks an electronics technologist. This is an excellent opportunity for a versatile, quality and results oriented professional who thrives with minimum supervision. Candidates must be experienced in: e Simple analog & digital circuits (DC) e Trouble shooting and repairing circuits Prototype fabrication and board layout is, IBM PC based Orcad and Autocad is Electro -mechanical fitting and assembly Apply in writing to: File #6077 865 Farewell Street, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 7L.5 220 ossa a ZZO orrtsale 220 ortlSale �ao sp- NEW O� �o O� �O 1% as seen at the Cottage Show 8 FOOT MOULDED PLASTIC FLOATS' READY TO BUILD CALL FOR YOUR FREE LITERATURE 4, mm PLASTICS INC. 15400 Old Simcoe Rd. Port Perry, Ontario L9L 1 Le Toronto (416) 439-6111 Port Perry (416) 985-8479 Toll Free 1 (800) 263-7943 FOR sale- Mer colophons system. 4 office desks, swrel --- - Articles chats, two filing Cabinets. AEG 230 Wanted typewrtw, caicuiators. office eve supplies and equipmeert. Must WANTED -stores. fudges. 9Nl, best ohs. 404-0020 or 404- weather and d s. or 2967 after, 5 p m. (062293) rP-r workxsq not. Also walled. Pickup truck AJAX P ckamng Applkancov, - no (newer than 1978). Call reasonable oner refused. fury Pchsnng. 420.8833. (TFALL) guaranteed. Reconditioned WANTED - tandem brcycie, appliances. Cora crake us a reasonably DO and n good deal. 427-6784. 467 Westney -t-. 7230619. (C62M) S. Ajax (TT,) iiover and under 12 BEAUTIFUL (4000 - 6 PC*. wit)- 9"g- or 20 gauge. Cas Jody nut kip sae bedrooms sunt for oollect 1416) 372.7172. (061893) Slaw. Nwlywsd special tri., sectorial chesterfield woe told out bed. 5350. Call 427-3720. 250 Garage Yard - 250 Garag Sales Salesas / Claremont Community "I Yard Sale Saturday Jame 19, 9:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.H. (Ram or Shine) 10 km N. of Hwy. 7 on the Brock Rd. -From Stouffville, take the Old Rouffville Rd. east to Brock Rd. -Maps available in Claremont Barges galore - Reties-je j e] k 12th Annual Village Yard A Garage Suis Articles tables. Insed bond strut built n GARAGE SALE 220 For Sale ¢tit1 'D00 � SAT., JUNE 19th, 9 A.A. ca4TENr$ b.d M.ttefi.td 780 MILLBANK RD PICKERING OA"M FURNITURE. Why pay retail prices? One of Ontario's oldest and 1-900 manufacturers is now soling died to ho public. Eg. 5' oak table with des ed and 4 Windsor Chairs, $799 - IF oak double podastal ohm oat and 6 Chairs, $1429. Cannonball bods. $299. Over 20 stain chicle" - al solid no voneers - Traditional Woodworking, 416.985-8774. (TF) CARPET - I have several 10011 yards of new stairtmos er and 100% nylon 0"P11• Irl carpet your living room and halt for $360. Price wWkW" OMPM. pad and installation. '30 yards'. Steve. (416)267 -5072 -(TF) Is" x 4 above ground pod4 pump, fits. solar blanks! and winter cover included. 3500. Cal after 7 p.m. 619-3320-1062093) SOFA - ivory with small Wedgewood blue and pink flowers, like new. paid $1200. asking $450 o.b.o. Call 430- 8888. (062093) with sofa mattress' iMno - new. CRAFT (Whites & Finch area) oolloo tables, soot tables. fridge and stove also commercial r''rid°erVNINMa`°r. oat" �7 0°°'' GARAGE SAL E P1Aw; s,GR, 38 Woodhouse Cres . PAMfA«N,DaFNIA;N dod Saturday June 19 apt. size. upright, grand. dWiaL lierybo-rW` CLOCKCLOCKS,0- 8 S.M.-3 P.M. A variety of items bate dsersry and sot W CSI Telp ant U" a l venulea of e prime ilw.yflow Prices ee., r; all 260 Arts b Crafts 200 Lost dt Found (TFALL) Show Sale PATIO doors (brand newt), 5 an vendors s3aB, s' $499. a' $599. Broom of . We hem b ;taw ft 10 year old female white, call 416-433-1738 be- b'D9-el• best adreRieed• beet al' �ew. &wR- tw sen Noon and 8 p.m. (062093) herded craft show n Owhwn Region, Oct. 2324, Oshawa POW. (Hamed Ty -Ty. ROXTON 8 piece dining roorn Civic Auditorium. For West suit, solid maple, dark finish. wilet ormton, 434.5631. (062293) Sllore�OWahoma Teloplans 668.2323. (061891) WINDOWS - great prices on 280 Lost & Found area energy ehicimt Alcan replace.. C811 42M11. Ment windows. Amberlea Reward Windows. 339-5281 (06189:1) LOST •male siamase cal, 12 LOST . 12 week old grey BABY Rem - vralker, stroNw. in- yrs. old, dark brown and black slipped ferrate kitten. picketing lam car seal. crib with mattress. Big rwW. Missed by lemlale cotton vekro diapers. and Io% companion. Call 683-1161. Beach so hwy ern. Ch4dren's mon. Telephone 619-0448. (091603) Pet, answers to Sarah. d you _ v have her, call 883.9821. 280 Lost & Found FOUND - raobx n hlannr.g,Gar den area. Whitby Call 666- t 5.39 (062093) FOUND'argo sum of money. found first we" of June at the Ptckenng TOwn Centre Call 831.5688. (1761793) 290 Pets -Supplies - Boarding 1NINE AOM chow Bwofa, eseeeent conditionwhite. two door, 4 cylinder,. one owner. New engine. warranty. 34900. Cal 43D-930. (061993) 13184 Aries. body in woeNO shag, interior in Minn condition. marsh soli. Only $1000. Call 837- 0625.(062093) 1982 Pontiac 6000 LE. power steering, power brakes, air conditioning. Runs well As a $750 o.b.o. Call 987-3516. 1978 Mercury Monarch, new brakes. as a, was certified 2 months ago. 831-4722 Dave. evenings 471-4173. ;061793) LEASE to own vehicles, 1980- 1985. $345 down, no mtef"t. no credit chacks. 725.1988 or 686 7428 or 6863775. (061893) PAYING too much for auto rrtsurancel' Good rates for most dnvers Call 509.1167. (063093) 305 Autornobiles Wanted FAST CASH - FREE TOW D&B Towing offers top dollars for your Scrap cars or trucks. Also cash for drivable vehicles. 7 da X346-7364 330 WHY RENT? With VOW down you can own the spacious 1.200 sq. ft. f-, 3 bdrm , 1 12 baths. beau condo apt. Close to GO. 401. Shapp% carries cute rent Just $97,500 John McCann, Ra Max First Realty Ltd. 831-3300 AT Em, an large 1 9 2 bedroom sures. Excellent whey 1 otlsawa locations. Laundry facilities. Available July 1st Rents from $602.5629 per month. CALL NOW! 432-9127 304 Sircoe S. One bedroom apartment for rend in older apart- ment budding. 8420 plus hydro. Also two bedroom x450 plus hydro. Available rrxrtedlately. Cal Sloven. 571-3229. (062593) AJAX three bedroom apavbymm ata loble after Jkx» 15 I m last, $700 per month plus uliihes, no pefs, 6835399 ask for Phillip. (061693) TWO bedroorn apartment. upper d house. fudge. clove. dol" to but, moll. dow+town Oshawa Available July 1. $600 incklone Fistilast. 404.2779 message and phone. (0622'93) Trailers PICKERING - Whew Rd. Large one bedroom basement CITATION - 35 K Twv+ To tits, apart op.. ava isble Juy 1. in - two bedmoomt;' full bmnrD tsdudes hydro, cable, frdge. many extras. $11m. .000. To view, stow, perking, own entrance. Call Paul after 6 p.m 416724- extra room, non smoky, no 4362. (TF) Dell, first and gest. $650. Cate STARCRAFT had lop, if". 939-4623. (061 89M stove, heater, trailer braks. LARGE 1.2 bedroom apart. sloops 6. exoe-iert cordton. Teres n bested,/ country bun - 668 -9866 evenings and 9a100 wrh f- and bar, weekends. (062093) near Oshawa siu dub. $575 Auto Parts b th in ,d n`" s4oc 340 Fes6 963 Repairs 6343 or 6867526- (061793) OSHAWA - a" one bso.00m onernent apanInw". 5475 Pius utishes. bur appliances. cerxral err. fireplace. separate entrance. Parking. setabion d ares. Call 420-2653. '062rM1, WI4TBY GO . t bedroom berg plus materials 40. -90 lvrg/dntng• vorage. ear -n ep kitchen. dtarces, large 683-2977 bedroom. 4 torn. a„hdry. ul4lUes ,cirood $585. avail 'mm. Call 416-283-6222 Auto Leas)ng 79'' 350 "g PICKERING - bright one Renu is bedroom base r.nt apartrsem w•tn huge dec■. private LOST dog female Keosnond. - grey and tack white cry tact. 355 Motorcycles weighs 30 pase e . Knehight, needs led cal care. Harwood, 401 CAN Susan, 428-7594 a 973-1436 REWARD. (062093) CLASSIC -ouch Obed.enCix tranng,vke utas the mdmaton approach to train. Ihrreted amol- ment available. For more information. DIe11e contact Patna at 619.0864. (062093) DONT throw your dog waste into landfill site. use the nevi Doggie Dooley Inground Dog MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 1383-9725 PNE , ;=F I Waste Septic System. NOW AVAILA SHOVEL B723-54113 or 43,14782. 365 Marine gam - 9pm4 dal,. (TF) AutorTWtNIeS t6 Tompest 12o HP VO, al 300 For Sale x.34-7, P6;� 17 Ft Larson Bow Rider 85 h 1988 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SE Excellent condition. AIC, Rs•, P•w.. P -b•. pm. P. seata, AMIFM Cassette, white W/ grey inferior, new brakes, wall slant wl8d. C niW. STS5 or best offer. 0-0 43548 Al sizes. Installation and Convuw Balancing also avad". WHITBY TIRE 103 mslDundas St E (JD Pho430-6900 ) ne 1882 Cavalier. 4 door2.2 automatic, a/c.. power dZor locks. asking 58500. 725.8431. (061a93) 1891 Tempest, one year warranty, air, auto, am/lm cassette, road handling Package. 43.000 kms.. 589170. Cal 427-4484. (062093) 1990 Chevy Sprint, while, 4 dr., auto, 58,000 km only (5.200. Also household terns, 1 B a. h. fridge, sofa, loveseat, desk Cal 686.9789. (061793) 1980 Grand Prix LE, while, two door. fully loaded. 50.000 kms.. $10,500 o.b.o. 666-4372. Mercury ones now cover and battery with EZ bad trailw, 34.500 or beet otter. Call John ows4m (061790) 11 fL akxrtiraxn boat with new North Trac frailer. $1000 limn Cal 6637625. (06229M FORT Sale: 26' 7hw dwbird UM S sells. haat oNw. CoM N7.11860, 461780) SEARAY 24 N. of cabin, Whitby Marina in W@kw 233 HP Mer- cury 10. head. galley,. radio, oompasa, Many eafras. great shape, mus sell Reduced b $13.000. Evenings, 427-4118. (062093) 400 Apartments For Rent CENTRAL OSHAWA Chan, modem one bsdttwin WW bachelor apartments on upper levet of home, leurndry backyard, parking and storage. $575 and 5150 inclusive, available 3 bdna $699 Well kept bldg.. Clean 8 large units. 822 Glen St. Oshawa, Ind. Cable, heat, par". good app. Tenant pays own hydro. Super 576-0973 emrance. Darlung. central ail, ere utkthw, cads itckood 3600 mlonnvy. 683-%W evonngs 0' 635-4.'69 do". -062093) AJAX orght two oed•oom aDalf-ii t, full barn, d --f; room, 6nng room. separate antra'". fully carpMed 686 6694 after 3 30 P.m !0622971 PICKERING - 8 ,ght one bwromn basernemx apertrnenr. p'vate entrance, partung, 4 appli gross, avail July /u. Cal 267-6720 (061603) WHITBY - one bedroom apartment. available July 1. 5499 monthly. Fridge, stove. heat, parking for one car rckrded. Phne o 668-05.56 be- twrsen 9 Ord 11 arm or ksave message M6209M ONE bedroom basement (SrmcuerTaunton) two bedroom second floor (SsrncoefOlrve). Both clean, bright, large, lAddo , laundry. parking, sp- piwrose aI ircluerve. Cal 726 4611 er 5766121. (051893) AJAX Inge arm bdrm tem apt., eat in kitchen, seperate entrance, parking, laundry. Close b arrarMNs, noir-smoker. no pea. $6001month inclusive. Avail. July 1. Call 427.1795. M61083) wNT8Y -large bright three bedroom apartment, quiet bo-, set-in I ichal stove and hidee. privets Now filuoldry faciftfs, parking. ler+- yard, avoileble July w Aug. 1. $775 plus utilities. 666.3590. PICKERING furnished 1 bedsoorn b..nanl apartrett Private entrance, close to GO. able, references. $125 Pow seek Cal $31-2429. (061603) FURNIS!IED basement apartment. South Oshawa, separate entrance, parking, on bus rouse. utilities included. $t20rweeky or 3475 hy mon. FirsUlaM required. Non smokling. no poll Suitable for arm person. 576.8914. (061683) AJAX North - self contained bright, clean bachelor apartment. $475 monthly inclusive. Private room $375 11111011 My. No smoking. no pea. Cal 6866687. (062090) CENTRAL Whitby - spataota two bedroom plus den in claw quiet building, upper duplex, $875 utilities, lakxdry and park. ing included. Available ntmedWally. 2632871 or 263- 4125.(061893) 634125.(061893) PORT Union and Lawrence - beautful three bedroom, two baths. 4 appliances walk to GO and TTC. $950 monthy . 2/3 utdtnes. lavnsdiate. 839-0528 rPAGE 42-A-7'HE NEMS A6KVr r� WED, JU*E 4 196 400 APR"" 400 ttake'! 400 "F ol elinift 77 &33 FALBY COURT Two bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom. 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking Included. S'743.00 686-0845 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. t Limited time offer DELUXE three bedroom aper (kohl in duplex Eat -n knctyn, new apokandM. spotless, must be seen. $835tmonthly + hydro. Cal 728-5902 (061693) OSHAWA two bedroom apartment. close to downtown. fridge. stove, heat, hydro included Coo laundry' frWl". $600 monthly 434-6311 WHITES rid and Shepherd Bright 2 bedroom basement apartment. Private entrance. ac tattle. Istlast. no pets. $600 inclus,ve. Cal' 420-400C. TWO bed•oor• baserme^1 apartment. south Oshawa. laundry. cable. utilities included, available July 1, $565 frsL1ast Cal 579.4019 (061893) AJAX - Westney t-+wy $2 - one bedroom baeerrlent apartment professionally finished, separate entrance. 4 me. bat^., laundry parking, non smoker, $55C inclusive 6863546 '061793) CLEAN and Wight private two bedrOOr^ apartr+ent. lower lar, of house. Oshawa. park fey. ava,lable immediate- S Y. monthly. lJtdrtmos included. CLEAN, rightavoir one bsaoom s:- o.�e 1.4 16-373-0539 or 666- ba yn9• apartrrhelt Out SDe 3391 evenings (062293) street Modern applianos. from and back yard. v+vnedate ac- BRAND now orofessonaly built bels to 410', bus routes and one bedroom basement park All inclusne Call 579- apartment. walkout, duet cul - 11 NO (062293) Oe -sac. fireoaoe. 4 apaances. PICKERING �-verpool. one $800 or nelfwa a No, smoke,. bedroom. separate entrance, a available --ileo ately 420. c. al'l nidus". $550 fru and 7267 (062093) Iwt. July 1. 839-7054 r061693) PICKERING bdmm basement AJAX- now two bedroom above apt, close tc al; amtenilIes. grade bawren' aaarinnii • cableparking, uhlties, secerate separate entrance, laundry. e^t•ance no pitta. 1st 6 last parull. able. carpehC.fenced rsp.ihC' S60C Cal 630-2600 yard. no Peet First last. $640- art 203. 834-0477 (0616971 Cal &26-9214 ro62093) COUNTRY -w,ng - mar.pior BEAUTIFUL two bedroom base- ment apartment, separate entrance, 4 appliances. at, conditionel control vactabus. broadloomed. non smoker. available July 1. AsJung $699 Phone 416-686-4718 or 467 1049.(062093) AJAX - WeWrnwy,t-kxy 2 - clear, spacious one bedroom base- men! apartment, separate entramce, broadloom. utilities included. close to Cao, no pets. Fwst/last, "oevenc es. $650 per apish. Avatiat" rI I wavy Cal611116-375C(06169.3) area. two biedroorn basement apartment. 4 appiiances S70C inclusive Nicely decorate(. cal 4164324625 (0620931 PICKERING bright rase( one bedroom plus den basement apartment. Walk to lake. own laundry. suit couple or single ^w 420 5713' (062293) WHITBY ava,vade July 1, hill bedroom biernenl ace irMent. onvale entrance. Irving room. •tar, fireplace. full Motion. t,rdge, stove. bath. parkrhg, ubltos. Pod and pato. $750 rrhonthly AJAX Central - chow bedroom. 427-5466 (062093) sato storey, 4 appliances, clean, OSHAWA - completely tun. near stores. Go. post office. ^'shed bright basement $900 + 2r3 uIddies. Fifst and apartment, private home, last. Cal 683-6768. (061893) suitable for one responsrbie PKWJ3W$G Village- funushed putt person. Close to tors and Shopping, $475 plus hydro. bwnrwM bachelor ly, $1 1n, First/la it. Available rnnod alely, available rrlmediatoty. $115 sleelity, two and last re0u,red. reterwKxm. 7235730. (061893) Call evenings, 683-8942. AJAX - large now two bedroom 06200M basement apartment. *operate OSHAWA - bright sunny two entrance on quiet street, bads bsdnonm in stpammsnt buitdrp to park laundry owI.of airrvaa on quill * so. Easy 401 access storage pace' available July 1. and cdy bus route. 8699 &l Ili inckniw. Cal 427-7409. uliiims and Pill g Included. WHITBY - one bedroom, $525. Cal 433-0677. 1061790 Two bedroom. $600. per moral AJAX - c»w, SPUCK„s orm plus hydro. FOsUbW rp,irsd. bad - bassrrent spark as pn«i. days 7258911 or even - separate entrance, inpa 6684016. (071693) broadbarsd, Miles nckdsd. OSHAWA - two and three Close to GO. no pets, non bedroom sprhments evaiabb wraim. CrabukoL r.I at 900 and 698 Glen St. Close b 9825 monthly single, $650 schools, perks, sloes acrd south deabb, amiable intnrdib* GM. Ubkiss ircbded. firat and Cal 886-1754 &her 5 p.m. {est required. Can 726.4993 9A CUTE and oozy Iwo bmdpan P'ml- (061890 baealent aWmal fridge PICKERING Village - one slow included. Available bodroorn blesenrert mprtrwt, m.Irdla- 4- $650 all indusivs, new executwe home. private C olOolums. Centre area. App entrance. no tris, non smoker, #152VaroIM-WCOL. B-0p.m.or parking, cable, air, quiet d 430.1071. (082293) nleighbounllood. Relerences. TWO bedroom Ritson/0ean $625 monthly. 666-3638. a n& No appiacoc quill dead (061893) end street, utilities included. TWO- $67% WOb$67% t6rpar - $800. met south Ajar. Fridge. $love. gap chub reit oro apphwwga, Darkin9• mevoraw ertranoa Cal bewitwnt $560 + IAilties. Cal 6965619. (061890 404-2011. (062080 AVAILABLE July I. cwt one AJAX -1 bdrm bell all laundry bedroom 1emat0 sparinent, faeities, prlietg, elafafe 8 al 1uwo bedroom ap&ntasrt does rlliliss kickided. SM per mo. b Gm and public baaptxtation. Cal 724-9681 r 886-5708 $475 and $80Ohrsartlly, kAikiw Isave rlrmmaye. (061790 included. Call 987-3043. WHITBY ata - 2ore a I Cl II ra AJAX - spacious are bedroom apartments available basement apt, separate irtaredimely. Freshly nwnlosa- . ant -- car dome b -- kat as. 8550 monthly. First and last $n0 ir„ot1e1» sirt9b $670 in, required. Ww" PmoPb only dusiw dim". Cal 6835578 or need apply- Ccntaa G&rY. 839. 619-2740.(06179M 0984. (061880 PICKERING - Liverpool and PICKERING Li epd►M' 2 - I Sayfy, large 2 bedroom baht bdnm I srttt apt. 6 applianos, apt. $700 inclusive. On bum r -At rentovated-OW-10006 route. near Pickering Town Pickering Mal. avail. July 1. Conine and Go s- -,, t, and Ohs $NO moludss Wild« A cables lake, Col 837-2410 or 424 Cas4memAomir r , . 1 044",1 w7Bq' i it , u • , , PICKERING - one bedroom bnwmont apish alk L full base - mad of bungalow, close 10 GO, includes cable and utilities plus Laundry facilities. No pest, am monthly. Phone 631-9680. (0627" AVAILABLE immediately n Whitby apartment building. Spacious, carpeted, newly painted apaAmsnt with balcony. close to bus, shopping. All utilities included. No pest. two bedroom. $660. Call 666-5173 or 430-0134. (TF) 410 Houses For Rent ADELAIDE/RITSON area. small three bedroom house. $750 unties. Available All 1. Cal 427-1637 leave message. (TF) OSHAWA - 3 . 1 bedroom, 2 bath, fenced yard, newly decorated, $895 + utilities. Cal 6862216. (061793) AJAX - lovely three bedroom. two stol air cond., garage. fenced yard. $975 monthly + utilities. Call 941-2538 days or 427.6971 evenings (061893) NORTH Oshawa. two bedroom house located near Durham College. Fireplace ,n Irving room. quid area. Available July 1 $700 monthly plus utilities, clrstlast required. references. call 434-5004. (062093) FOUR bedroom. 3 bathroom. 2 garage. 36 Sullivan Df- Alax No pets please $1200 pen rro. Available July 1st. Telephone 663-6890 Toronto or 638 •925. (061893) WHITBY beautiful 3 bedroom house. 2 1 "2 bathrooms. 5 appliances. large yard. $975 Pius Also one bedroom base- ment wish fireplace, appliances. yard. $550 plus 4366253 (061793) FOUR bedroom. 3 bathroom, two garage. 36 Sullivan Or., Alax. No pets please. $I 20C per month. Avadable July 1 Telephone 663-6890 Toronto or 638-7925 (06'893) PICKERING - attractive Mae bedrooms. 1 1/2 baths. o,s garage. none to, rent $1100. Frwri young neighbourhood. Alter 6 p.m. 416-861 5529. (062293) NORTH Alai four bedrooms. three bal main floor ;sundry and family room a faeolace. references. reasonable to good tenant Call 282-8670. (062093) AJAX Contra, - 3 bedroom. 2 storey. 4 appliances, pear" roar stores. Go, post office. s900 Oka 23 ,tribes. First and lost CAN 6836768. (061693) PICKERING nous• ler rel. two bedrooms. ktchen. Irving roam. dining room, beautiful yard. Patio. available July 1. 839- 8520.(062293) PICKERING beautiful main floor of detached. clean 3 bedroom bungalow. Central at. gorgeous kitchen. appliances. laundry, fenced yard. near sctwl shopping and Go. $995 monthly. own smoker. 831-8777. (0620931 PICKERING VILLAGE - Ezecu- two horns. three bedrooms. 2 1, 2 bell laundry room on main floor. fartsly, room with fireplace. washout deck. rich smokng. nc Pets, long We Isase plefenr.d. $1300 inland y list 8 last, avail. July 1. Cal 429- 5718. (061793) PICKERING VILLAGE - 3 lotion ... I;ltt. 2 bathrooms. a wallhed bsmt, appliances, air aondthomxq, log fenced yard. Now schools. AugAst. $1100. ufiL 863-a858, (06171M 415 RESPONSIBLE mmuns, Chia- tion couple with chid we seek- ing 3 . bedroom home in rural area lar rent or rant to own. July. Cal 839.6218. (061693) �-580 mairv-:..ingles 5W .0::t�,;e�� �00' o aao KAWARTHAS - cozy two MORTGAGES and Paeaond PERSONAL SUCCESS THE bedrown action It" cit cod- Loom • call if you w "#- NEWSLETTER, how b yet Aitchr1N.T.. ENDORS tage$ (45 min. NE of ernployed, have payments, mlartlalM . NOTI Fres becirnt- Potorboraugh) good fishing, credit. income difficulties or itq dstaie, free deafersllp. For swimming, boat and motor been turned down. CityCan Amwica's hcN most coiling RESPONSIBLE family in need rsntafs' loft $170 use.. . t395 weekly' (705) 877-2159. Finrndrr, 436.0104 Oshawa or 2544)997 Ptck �-, It "i-ipublication. of a 3 bedroom house to real in pets, available immediately. omW (0629" Personal Success The Mitchell's Corners-Couni cit-t�� Florld� ES MORTGAGwd baro, 951% Newsletter. Finally an easy, Bowmanville area for July 1. 490 f,,,w,cir,g �,, ,, pay tax t11a true 1tsd�rocf, sun lira, eye Must los n wed kept condition_ Vw loll PAINats arranged. Oualilied or Popping, hwt130undn8• %Vam- and affordable rem. Pfease cal CLEARWATER - 3 bedrooms, unqualified. Cal Doug Bee. fattening prolit plan. You've 579135 and leave message. furnished, air eon., nnobiis 8805. Communuity Financial htsard Ilse rel. now got bed.fully Townhouses homes. Heeled pools, hot tub. Services (TF) Find out how b get rich within a r...arh.bl. amount d time. NOT 420 For Rent tennis. now beaches and major MORTGAGES an low as 5.75% OVERNIGHTI For feel is better double detached garage, great aaractiolls. Children welol Phwlos. (Loss than motel). 5275. oa a cal Michask 868.7200. then fantasy, isn't it? (This is no WHITBY - three bedroom. ons weekly. 683.5503. (062093) An bis it veMtrfor s Ltd. Serving Muni level Marketing). Aro youyv bath. 4 appliances. garage. walk home Gentleman only. $325 Onwsince sin1972. TF) mors-ated? Skeptical if so, to GO and take. no pets. $900 PORT Charlotte new home decorated, new bothroorn and ACT NOWT DON'T MISS OUTI monthly It hydra. Cal 668-7282. 1993, two bedrooms, three Business THIs IS FOR REAL. Writs to: (TF) stat, fully furnished, ail. �,., 590 Personal Success, 6486 AJAX - three bedroom screened heated pool and Lana. eight _ Opportunities Cangrain. Montreal. Quebec, townhouse Westney Rd 4wy Rccomodates people. bedrooms. fully finished H2S 2Z1. (062093) 02 - end unit with garage, $975 ales in Canadian dollars. Philos and availabiMy. (416) refereehly plus ukltsms. 576-3246.(062293) kis, nost, roleronces, non smoking, no pets, available immediately. COO Homes 428-3238. (062093) J For Sale WHITBY - large bright three bedroom townhouse. 1 1/2 BOWMANVILLE two storey, 4 baths. family room, garage, bedroom executive home. 5 patio, playground. Schools. Shoreview Dr., double garage. transportation and shopping large landscaped lot Air handy. Pets O.K. $950 monthly. conditioning, many extras. 666-6110 leave message. PhOfe for private viewing 623- (062093) 5585. Priced at $186.900. AJAX rens to own, luxur,ous (061793) townhouses by the lake. AJAX - ,840d brQm0W site Central, fireplaces. 5 on large 72x241 bit. Inished appliances. Call Joan Rogers basement with two extra ReMax Ouality One. 68329W bedrooms, two fireplaces. Rooms TO double detached garage, great 430 Rent Ic workshop. Call a $3rr2we a visit anytime. 428-3260. an (061893) PICKERING s3a,, ao a,ea one large furnished basement PRIVATE - three bedroom room, side entrance. clean quiet span. W . Whitby. Appliance home Gentleman only. $325 •i.. . (washer• dryl fudge, monthly. ll Call 639- stove, dishwasher). Nicely 0257.(062093) decorated, new bothroorn and FURNISHED spacious room to front entrance. Storage and rent n quiet execit,ve horse. Laundry gees. $69.900. Cal to rabhl phone. parking, available. see. 430-6821 and leave use of kitchen. bathroom and mwage, (061693) Laundry facilities, reasonable PRIVATE sale - Maple Rdge rates- Please call 427-90C7 beautiful family home - two (062093) storey. landscaped. 4 plus 1 bedrooms. fully finished AJAX South - Pleasant fur- basement, heated inground res^ed room, friendly adult pool, numerous upgrades. home. share facilities. con- OPEN HOUSE 1-6 p.m Sal and venient to bus. SW per weer Sun. Call 839.2096. (062393) 427-0394 affair 6 Ift"l ys. WHITBY Northeast - approx. anytime weskrWs (06 16931 2600 sq.R.. all brick, l ds sac AJAX Burcher/Sayry, large 4 bedmorns. extra large krk9en room+. snared bathroom, ko.,S n with 3 built in appliances, faoktes, available r•rrhsdor". walkout qualm built deck. man Call Lynn. 6832306. (062093) floor Io+ndry,wn• family roofs WESTNEY Flelghts - kitchen. -11 replace. vertielly hnished laundry. large farrsiy room, cable basement with wahout to 80 TV. VCR. clow to Oo Call 428 Plusw•ee yard. wd leer. central SW3. (062093) air, central vac. $222.900 Pmgse. Writer Cie. Cal e6& Shared 2037.1061693) 450 Accomm. PICKERING - attractive 3 inse bedroom seers• 12 years old. 1 v PICKERING . three bedroom 2 bs s, air, garage, close to Go. house to share, female $146.900. Call 639-5267. pnafrrad. 1600 al own bath. (062593) Central air/vac. all laundry tanktie. cable. dose to all WHITBY 21600 sq. h., prs- amenitis. 11375 pr month a/ "Vous location, backs onto '9 inclusive call 837-1992 school and park, fenced. air (061893) mnut« to tea•aton ownre, Go and 401. 11227,900. 430.9336. AJAX - nhodern three bedroom NO AGENTS_ (061793) m hoe. professonaly decorated. share faoMw, prefer mature IF your gong to sell your home working person Monthly or prwately, do R MOM and save. weekly. 6835180. (062293) Cal 'Kew A Home'. 1.804263 1547 RemrmMler ----- .- UVERPO XJBAYLY - male stu- dent shared aoao mm odail 2 bedroom basement sporenrM. S325+too +th xncu•iv e. Cal QO- M -N. 247079. (061683) 470 cottages For Ret FENLON Falls olegant three bedroom lahsfront can ags Star - goon Lake. Al cawieress. two rniW from town. No pts. $450 weekly. Call 623.7637. (06172% NO down payment? Good GREAT fishing and family credit? Good job? You can buy holidayl Low family prices. for tie pries at rant, wI -, prior Modern cottages, Pickerel, and rales an down. Call Doug ",-key of and Largs mouth a Boot. Camm unh Flnrloial, bass. an fish. 1400 N. womaim 8868806. (1(F) Level grounds, iso hall, PICKERINGchildren's program, sandy Rd/401, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 beach. Boat and sha rentals. baths, 5 appliances, finished Ore hour Com Oshawa Sun• nymoad Cottages. R.R.83 bases am t9 Oils- 1 ho Hastings, Ont. KOL 1YO. 1-705• school f>�t9. ' 11 ' 0 No 8962801. pets. $1200 monthly plus utilities. July 1. 683-$736. KAWARTHAS cozy two t bedroom nrOffer laksbont Cot- tages (45 min. NE of 1K18TSY - etaom*40 on court. Peterborough). good fishing, bur Ings bedrooas, mrstr swimming. Boat and motor with onsuits and walk-in. 4 mdol, From S/70 ssseluenhd. berrcorrts be tsl&lrocAe. rec $395 a eddy. (70q 877-2154 roan with arc we bar. family (070993) room with finaplace, $1275 plus utilities. Available July 16. Cal BANCROFT ras4 log Colas• 3 725.9230. (061793) bedrooms wit al anemias, FOR rent with option to buy. 4 MGM 1 Wdnip• nuts ber of bless close bedroom tastefully decorated tos $300 weekly a 61000 executive house, fireplace, • Cal 416420 9600, No central vac. double garage,�- fenced, near 4 schools, GE-OROIAN I3ar new WaNga Rossland/Grdan, $12001mo. Beach and Midland. 3 Plus utilities. 416-938-1904. bedrooms• sandy beach, deck (0B1793) with BBQ. property can be seen PICon video. 434-6631. 0293) flow of bunING - the . balk omtap KAWARTHAS Lacs rloc d bunhgahow, wok b GO, serer - very clean. rspa riled, rJa, beck- Woodland Estate. houssksP yard dock, fenced yard, Ing cottages. 3 plus piece hardwood lows. 4 appiarssbathrooms, fishing, pool, beach, *airport, available July 1. Ill store. playground. 90 mmules monthly plus 2/3 utilities. No N.E. of Pickering. 705-653- pMs, (Now numbs) 631.8801 1317. (062493) rrwsaga (062003) DORSET - throe well kept 4 bedroom detached home, Pnvab oomag« ler writ on smsl South Oshass, 5800 per , and , quiet Isks. Road to the door, al plus utilities. avedmois July 1. cenv+^wc«. doss to town, For more Wo fel Bit at 723 available July, August and 4079. 01793) SePlonbr. Cal 4334W alto soft hones. (062083) BROKER has $10.000 b land at $110 por h nd . Contact Doug at 6684805, Community Final cod Soo vices. (TF) PEACEFUL countly mnknvlh+w dfOshawa. Be&AibA 2,100 sq. h. 4 hwal sidespN. double car garage, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 fireplaces, Enniskillen. 2e3- 2890. (06172% WNW swot? Lam opporkeuily b own a rear 2. 3 or 4 bodrown hone wish 0* $500 doswh. To qualify for a mortgage, no psablwR Buy dead from builder. For datais, call 1-416887-2702. 3, 1. bone. healed on Lahr Scum. open oonoel pistils dock U2 ace band lot, asking $145A00 Cel U"M98 -0- let ful?90 520 condos For Sale WHITBY aloe badroan solarium, 1 1/2 baflhs oft appliaroas. drops poling. $105,000 or Kort for $800 per mordh. 416 851.8721. (9618" 535 ` SWe olimping IOL Sante b 9d fishing. need to 10.000 acs awMly br.m. ore lrotlr mora d Toronto. Charles, (410 431- 1555.(0 575 Ian BORROW 510.000, pay M iib ate $110 per moth oA=. Cal Jerry, 668-7200, Free consultations. Anubis Invest. mats Ltd. (TF) MONEY Probbmr? Lora, debt consolidations. credit &rwgwrwts, pre I budget Pb -WS gwnW-0 stopped. FREE CONSULTATIONS. Credit courdws (Pidrrirg ** aaug. 43? 14m, (TF) $100,000. + POTENTIAL lit YEAR - IN YOUR OWN RECESSION -PROOF BUSINESS! You cannot rely on lob security, -he 90 s' • Minimum S3 000 Investment • Proven success record • Prlme Toronto/Southern Ontario areas still available for this unique sales/marketing concept • „ reat first buslnessicareer change opportunity CALL NOW! LES ABRO (416) 513-0690 FOR DETAILS 600 Public Notices 600 Public Notices 'DR. MICHAEL SEMOFF has relocated to 1885 Glenanna Rd. Suite 205 Pickering, Ontario L1 V 6R6 (comer GlenannailKingston Rd.) can still be reached at same number k 839-2214 630 Registrations 630 Registrations THE DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION GRADE ONE FRENC4 IMMERSION PILOT PROJECT In September 1993, a grade one French Immersion class Will again be available at Cadarackque P.S. in Ajax for children who are not Ixeseni enrolled in a French Immersion Iwtdergarten. This pilot class room provides an opportuMy for grade one Students with no previous badWourd to enter the French Immersion stream. There are several openings SO available in the pilot class. Scarborough Call John 285-4772 PART Time Income Producer - Great Opportunityl Original Concept. Send $11.95 to Durham Exchange, P.O. Boz 66086 Town Centre Postal Outlet, 1355 Kingston Rd., Pckering. Ont.. L1V 6P7. Stu- dents Weloome. (061793) WHITBY - pizza business for sale. Well established and ex- ceilent turnover Call 436-0717. 600 Public Notices PERSONAL Aquatic Services Inc. - notice Is hereby given that Personal Aquatic, Seminoles Inc thgangs to dissolve pursuarn to e Business Corporations AA. Dated at Ajax the 14th day of June. 1993. President Patrick Wachhotr. (0616931 670 Personals THANKS ST. JUDE and the Sacred HeaR of Jesus for favours received. May the Sacred How Of Jesus be adored, glonfied. loved and preserved throughout the world now and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus Dray, for tis. SL Jude. worker of miracles, pray for us. St. Jude, helper of the hopeless, pray for us. St Jude, healer of the sock, pray for us. Say this prayer nine times a day for nine days. This prayer has never faded, and your prayers will be aruWered. Publication must be promised. STD CLINIC Free 8 Confidential I rtomlation+educatlont testinipeatment for sex transmned diseases Pickering Tom Cents 420$781 for app1. Clinics every Tuesdq LADIESt Goodbody'* Health Spa special prornotorh, Shaer tan. Wf-9, slop cstu. h wort and Myst. N for Sts. Gat wady for wntmr. Open owryday. Also 1/2 price karate nwnbarships. Cal 836F1TT (3488)• 680 Arno - PrOFIORS 680 mmunwrients 680 Annoullimmnts DENTAL OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENT We at 927 Liverpool Rd. in Pickering, are thrilled to give our clientele a warm cozy atmosphere to experience the finest and most up to date dental techniques as well as the most modem sterilization techniques. However for those who stiN require even more special care. Dr. Mary Kay M.D. pins our staff to help you sleep like a baby, while you have your dentistry done. Also joining our staff is Dr. Steve Goldman, (periodontist, a gum specialist) and Dr. David Eller (an oral surgeon). We also offer evening hours and Saturdays. New Patients accepted Emergencies seen immediately 839-5951 Keep Smiling Drs. P. Goodman, S. Weiner B. Laibovitz, Y. Choi 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering, Ontario Business Services 'E you having problems col - ling overdue aocourws. NSF aquas or unenforced m geenls. For fast relief of se very real problems, call ,al.egal Professionals at 430- 36. (061893) .LUSTRATION, cartooning, raph c design, advertising. usiness or personal. easonabft rafts. Also lessons variable. Randy Timms, (416) a2 2279. (TF) Catering C&C CATERING Party trays for all occasions, home, office, oarbes. Delivered ready to serve for lunch, dinner or midnight buffet SJper Centre Mall, 1792 Liverpool Rd.. Pickenng Driving Schools 588 T•ti,ng Sc i 3 lessons test. $75. 10 lessons. $150. �.r1287 3060 (TF) Gardening, Landscaping GARDNER'S `TOP SOIL AND MANURE, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ASPHALT, TREE PLANTING i REMOVAL CLEAN-UPS, PROPERTY MAINTENANCE LANDSCAPING DRIVEWAYS FREE ESTIMATIM CALL ROB Ala: 428-5700 DUALITY -awn and Garden Lawn mowing, hedge and 'ee Inmrtvng. fertilizer, town and ;wden care while you vacaton. -Handyman M 1215. (062393) t. Handyman Home Improvements HANDYMAN - interorlextenor Housecleaning painting, fences and decks. ALL kinds of outdoor home improvements, decks, chain link welding, general maintenance, and wood fences, dog runs, widow washing, Chris Bogan, vinyl replacement windows. 427.9140 between 9.9 p.m. patio doors. 683.5788. (061693) MACDONALD'S Home Im- RENOVATIONS by G. Taylor provements - bathrooms, Construction, decks, rec. rooms besemente, decks, fences, & much more. 20 years kitchens, ceramic tlle, experience, references hardwood floors, complete supplied. Call Gary for a Free renovation service. No job too Estimate at 666-6353. (061793) WMN. Tim, 576-0977 or ce1- tuler434-9245.(062593) SABER Contracting - all -------- Carpentry, additions. Home renovations kitchens TMS Painting & Decor Interior & Exterior European Workmanship. Fast dean reliable service. 420-0081 DEL 20770 WOOD FENCING Specializing in Residential Fences & Docks, Drilled Holes and Set Posts. For Ft" Estimates Call (416)283-3868 Office 409.6456 Mobile F&M HOME RENOVATIONS Speclakzng in basements, decks, additions. fences. Clean, professional work. 10% discount 10 seniors. CALL 420-7394 Brick, block and corlcfete masonry work new or repair, no lob too by or too small. Quality at competitive paces. oehawa M-1906, Pickering 420.5311 FREE WOOD REFINISHING SEMINAR How to remove old stains and brighten up decks, Won and sl&V. Pickering Home & Design Centre Sat June 1 ft. 11 am. Handyman ARTISTIC Masorwy - speceltz- itp in fireplaces and chwrtimay, repairs. Works with bricks, GCB CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and clean professional work guaranteed. CRAIG 6861913 MAN with pick up truck will do odd jobs. Clean ups, deliveries windows, ate. 429.9907. (062093) S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - quality exterior and interior renovation•, r'ePYs. addiliaha, deswr►t6t,ad bars and uI it,.ti All workmanship guarant w and insured. Cordalt Gary 036- D964. (0624931 HANDYMAN - quality Igme ferooil*tdeopppslfep ate. .eases ownable with rstarMWXW Smell jabs w.taorr» Phone 723-1469 anytime. 70 Perwulft JESUS aays, am llw bind lead the ble,d4 Doors your miti" Ob""? The hirer q s hired mihiatell Minh 3:11. Isaiah 56:10-12. John 10:11. flesl, 1-706.953.9475. Jim Can FINALLY Fat Foe -bee 16 be. in 24 days. elimwsale fat, in. "a- your emsew, kw stoat and --AD it Sols and Nals ori (416) 434.2102. MOMSM PSYCIfIC Angola does palm and larrot card readings, will hap advise in all Proliof WO, ids Past - how M wsa.1NY Pssenl - how 1 it, and fUbae - how i1 will be. 10076 sompoia By gawktmw it 9 an► -9 p.m, Toronto, 1-416.652.2591 a Oshawa• 725.2rfa4, ( 62M FOR yaw ples"s • XXX len Vey and pfmlos. Decreed For irMaMellon. write Karen. Boa 670 -RD Kelowna, BC, VtY 7P4, adults a* please. (TF) FAX YOUR ADS 579-2238 blocks and stores of a1 Iunds. Erse ssfAnwi &• woilurlanship guaranteed. Call Rerr Gry w. 666-4428. (TF) DRYWALL, taping, boarding, spray stuoca plop- mpsirs. For wdesftanal serve- at can bathrooms, horns maintenance emergency service, furniture refinishing, quality work guaranteed. 15 years experience. 686-2915.(TFEFG) SIGON Construction Ltd. serv- ing Durham Region for 17 years. Additions. sundecks, patio doors, rec room, etc, Free estimates, call 1116-576-5760. Housecleaning BUSY BEAVERS MAID SERVICE Complete Cleaning Bonded & Insured Don't Delay Call Us Today reliable, dependable. reasonable rates. For re m mom please call Mans 433- 0102.(061893) 310102.(061893) EUROPEAN house cleaning - wrt clean anything. No fob too dirty or too small. Fast, efficient, moderaftly priced. use environ- mentally friendly products. Relerenoes available. Call L¢ anytime. 429-6396 (062093) HONEST reliable hard working Portion, 16 years experrnce ml do cleaning by the day. rates 1145-1165. Phar after, 40o or leave message on machine 576- 4367. (061793) ITS' spring brrlel Wouant you like to spend your weekends outside. instead of cleaning the house? Why not try a professional. Can arrange Waning ro suit row needs. and your budget. For a free consuflat.on. call 1-416-11 6755 collect calls accepted. Moving, Storage MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move anythin Comm"anywhere. any" atPackagarI raegsedsnoal bo. vain s«elar & mid mondh discounts. Free estimates. petttve groes tall Bill at 432- HARRY -0 -THE. MOVERS - 8409- M61OM now big or small, we price JOURNEYMAN electrician, tlernall Freeas*,.,..,senion 9 in - v c,ar,_ dial. &hon notice moves, rewiring, additions, and pianos moved. Comparable renovations. All work rates- Cal 432.29%(TF) gurn aMad, hareastirr,stss- Cal AJAX Moving Systems fue 42111HIM (Nstfwt) asrvioss, mars.. appliance aro MARrEK Ca+trarAas - 20% o 1 f IMM speaatists, flat raft or all fobs over 5900. C 01.1 i► hourly. We now have heated brkw std � � 1Monge wda Now cNerirtg hes interior and ON"" p . .Nes vi move. Cal 427- waN Peperiag, fenano and docks. Free eetinws, efuli y MEN with Large truck wil do gmwa Mood. 434-4420. (TF) household move, nesidential. DUALITY walk by IMm and O01"'•'cir- Aa typos off, SON ftaee wognovCora Carl or Jane, 427-295x. hard working. Reations, addbom diads. stn Cal we for COMMA Movant, hoary ar all a file sMinwft 571.12+3 Bi a sale. 2r truck fres bone•, oleo Rod. Oshawa (TFALL) Musk rental. Call 434-2410. 675 coiltromwittits DOWN to earth• apradivo, caucasion mob. fit, 42, non tlallalrM Brea canoe hips aid coag lies, mwriee. quist tines seeks slim to well built enrwafart lady. 3?40 with no ties . *w posdple relObn@W Detailed leder to: 86074 Oshawa Thi wtask P.O. Bon "I. Oshawa, Ont. LIN 7111.5. ps1990) Don't Forget OshawaMRdtby This WMk & AOX/Pfidtlxlnp News Adverdser Classified Dept. Is open for your convenlence every Sisk 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Clssslfied Ad Plas" Call 376-9335 710 Births Fbililaurice - Church Card and Stuart thetlte arraal��tce daughter Kaitlyn Raeam, 8 bS. on Jute 8,1993 at Markham StoulNile Kyle welcomes his new Gr Mandpaneats are Jail( and Bernice Ftzmaurice and John ►� Church. ,iW News A1kVJXrAW4, WO, JtP11X 16, AM,-?ArlE 43;A Moving, Painting, Pai'My Pt hung I Storage Decorating Services MAN with truck and/or, man for a1 your moving needs, prices to fit your budget. Special rates far lenient. 'We try to be the beat in lows ' Give Pere a call at 576- 96,93. (TFALL) Housecleaning %oqI ND MAID SERVICES SPRING SPECIAL Book your weekly and bi-weekly services from $29.95. Limited time offer. Caring for your home with personalized & professional service. (Fully bonded and Insured) 683-7515 o FORD Prdesisk (11 palndnp NW wall earvwj tp 33 yrs. imp. pip or std jabs Frog esintaaa Z aorwliaion Job saishcfan ptlarare ed Bat prices available rate Call Bob 839.3508 2 poor guy's with a brush, professional painting interior, exterior, wallpapering. Free estimates. Call 428.2298 or 683 93039. (061793) ALL Pro Painting and Wallpapering. general repairs. top quality work at reasonable rates. 20% discount for senors. Call Chuck. 404-9669 (061793) PROFESSIONAL painting and wallpapering. One room or whole house. guaranteed lowest rates No obs too small. Quality workrnansho guaranteed. Call 43C-2595 (TFA_ MAGO^ down friends, ready to entertain for any age, any occasion. Birthdays, promotions, openings, "undrawn, Magic slim, aro funs Lettuce help. 839-7057 or 72&11334. (TF) RABBIT wants work doing magic fee children's parties and all occasions, have my own magician. Call Ernie, 668-4932. Private Tuitions, LICENSED Master Plumber - Journeyman Plumber No job too small - Faucets, showers, basement washrooms, well bars, atc. Any renovation or addition. Daytime: 427-4174, Home: 427-8809 Ask for Tom. Schools free estimates. Excellent work wassawas guaranteed. Call Paul. 686- IBMrCOMPATIBLE tutor 4636. JUNE SPECIAL - all leaky available. Fluent in Tutoring taps fixed, S25+parts .(061893) BASIC, Wordperfect, DOS, windows, Novell, Norton Window Cleaning Utilities. PC tools, quick Dos g and more. System set-up also available. Call Adam, 686-1898. _ Yard I DUFFINS BAY Maintenance WINDOW CLEANING PYE'S PROPERTY MAINTENANCE awn : ming Foto Tilling Ga den Work -see --,r-ming 10% DISCOUNT SENIORS 427-7663 Work guaranteed • Band polished • Extenor & Intenor Discount for seniors FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL 683.7458 JUNE SERVICE- SPECIALS a - seals � - S11 (DRUM BRAKE SERVICE - 12 WHEELS I ' For most domestic tars. ' Service includes: 1 • Installation d 2 sets Motorcraft Drake shoes 1 • Resurface drums • Inspect wheel cylinxiers • Top up master cylinder A thorough knpectiort of: Grease seals, hoses, and I dware. Wes, brake har Lwheel bearings.J - - r seals -- seals -� I COOLING I I SYSTEM t SERVICE cars I and Mgltt WUCkL Service incudes: • Pressure test codig system ler leeks • Tom radwor and rad cap . a arrtabreezaltoorcralt okVitil e Check heet/rarrd defroster for proper 4 Mases and L _ ---J S12 SHOCK ABSORBER SPECIAL ' 1 Applies to most 1 domestic Cars • 2 Motorcraft gas charged heavy-duty • Parts covered by 1 Limited Lifetime 1 Warranty 1(Does not Include MacPherson Strut Lsuspenston parts) J r----, 1 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE 1 For most domestic cars, '. ports and Iiii trucks. ' Service includes: 1 Band adtmerlf • Screen cleaning,)usIf necessary' Ad)ustment of manual and 1 • throttle linkage • UD t0 5L Motorcraft Automatic Transmission Fluid 1 (it required, additional warwn mmwn Nuid extra) Lcooss riao-anlani; n r =t1 - - ----=1 R,- seals seals wase .1 I AIR I I ALL- CONDITIONER I I WHEEL SERVICE 1 I ALIGNMENT Sail 1 •Up to .3.3 klnc I I ItIfIVa vein 1 1 og 01* e oonllig 11 • Cl,ear toe.;, and 1 died system for leeks I I and rear n needed, ptarb and • c��er arid 1 I I e� 1 L----JL----J ---- St3 wel FRONT END ALIGNMENT SPECIAL Applies to passenger ' 1 cars only 1 • Cheri( and adjust caster, camber and / toe -in 1 (VeMcles with 1 MacPherson Struts include toe -tin 1 UcIjustment only) J ---, S10- DISC BRAKE I SERVICE - 12 WHEELS For tweet domefafc torts. 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