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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1993_06_18�/r RED ROSES $999 SH t ]CI CARRY is I 6 9- OSE Friday, June 18, 1993 THE RIGHT NOTES: Pickering Metro bast Music Festival musicians gave strong performances at a provincial competition in London recently picking up two top awards. Senior pianist Kathy Tremills earned first -place marks in her category and will go on to national competitions in Victo- ria in August. As well. a string quartet representing the local festival took second -place hon- ors. Hitting the right notes in that group were William Kim. Ian Choi. Dannv Yoo and Dale Kim. SHO Pickering Edition CLLEEANARAE $ADVIRTISEAKTHE 99 $3999 SHOE BOX Pxken q Town C«rn, Amu bom txmi:on 831-7W9 32 pages A Metroknd Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 510 + 40 GST = 55 ants Vol. 112 No. 25 JINSIDE-1 Agency helps build better families / P. 15 NEW HOMES PULLOUT SECTION Bfflbmrd I* 11 F, dna i o a s e n t.»»»........,16 Cl>Mified 18 Sincerely Yours.». -..._....24 Job equity push on By JUDI BOBBTIT Staff Reporter DURHAM - Businesses here must make plans to hire and promote women. racial minorities. aborginals and the dis- abled. Specific requirements of employers under the Province's padequity legislation were released Wednesday_ They call on t►rms with more than 50 employees to determine how main,workers they have falling into those groups and set up policies to eliminate systemic discrimination. Municipal pay equity coordinators and human resources personnel from various parts of Ontario recently heard they have "a very important role to play' in educating the public about employment equity. Ontario Employment Equity Commissioner Juanita Westmoreland-Traore told municipal representatives an edu- cation strategy is being launched by Queen's Park in part- nership with business. organized and unorganized labor, the public sector and other designated groups. She spoke to the Municipal Employment Equity Network at the Prckering Recreation Complex. "You do have a very Juanita West - See JOB ... Page 7 moreland-Traore f Ajax Civic Award Mr. Sandman Dave Klein blasts his way out of a sand trap at the Claremont 4 Sea- sons Golf and Country Club in a fund-raising game for the Canadian Cancer Society. About 52 golfers will be playing various local courses until July 26 in a "Longest Day of Golf' fund-raiser for the South Durham branch of the society. Pledges are needed and anyone who can sponsor a foursome is asked to call the cancer society at 686- 1516. photo by Ron Pietroniro winner hailed as 'tireless volunteer' By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter AJAX - A "dedicated and tireless volunteer" who won the 1993 Ajax Civic Award urges others to give to the community. Nancy Maxwell Wednesday became the seventh Ajacian to win the award given annually to a Town resident who's made an outstanding voluntary contribu- tion to the community. "I'm very deeply honored". Mrs. Maxwell told the crowd gathered in the Ajax Community Centre's Commodore Room for the award presentation, an Ajax Nancy Maxwell Home Week event. A volunteer for many worthwhile causes over the last two decades, she said, "I feel you should give to the community. I've worked hard over the years to help build the community, I guess. I've helped so much because I've gotten so much more back. The little bit I've given, I've got back a thousand fold." Volunteering is a "very special Wing for everyone to do", Mrs. Maxwell said. Noting she's "proud to be part of Ajax", Mrs. Maxwell urged newcomers to We Town hooking for something to do to volunteer. "There are groups out there that need your help." Visibly humbled by the Civic Award, she said, "'ibere are many people worthy of an honor like this. There are many who haven't had their name put forward more deserving than I. "One thing I've learned is that the time I've given, there are thousands and thousands who've given more than 1.11 Mrs. Maxwell thanked her family, especially her hus- band, saying, "I don't know how many times he's came home to find me rush m from work and go out again." See DEDICATED -..Page 4 .Looking to meet that significant someone? Call Sincerely Yours at 686-5155 PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 18,1993 *Burlington • *Hamilton Ajax OL Oshawa OPEN SUNt)AY 11-5 P -m. 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Four hundred people gathered on the grounds of the Whitby Psychi- atric Hospital to witness the provin- cial government's financial commit- ment to replace the mental health- care facility that's begun to fall into disrepair. "There will be no more make do and mend for Whitby," said Ontario health minister Ruth Grier. "There will be no more stand- alone mental hospitals built by this government, tucked away out of sight, out of mind. Whitby (Psychi- atric Hospital) will be part of the community — where people can get help if they are seriously ill, and where the chronically ill can find dignified, supportive care," added Mrs. Grier. Whitby has been the home of a psychiatric facility since 1915. A formal call for a new hospital was first made in 1977. The present facility has been costing more than $725,000 a year in repairs, reported Mrs. Grier. "'There will be no more 12 -bed wards; no more queuing for a toi- let." Durham's unemployed construc- tion workers applaud the announce- ment as the.project will create the equivalent of 2,200 one -year-long jobs. Mrs. Grier joined area MPPs Jim Wiseman, Allan Pilkey, Drummond White and Gonion Mills and Whit - Town of Pickering _ Department of Community Services and Facilities 1993- Z SUMMER CAMPS SESSION# F. IV 15 O'CLOCK SPECIALS 2 (All specials start At 5 p.m.) 4 TUESDAY: FREE FRIES! Two WM SESSr M WITH ANY BURGER ORDERED JULY 12- WEDNESDAY! BREAKFAST for DINNER: R THURSDAY. All You Can Eat! RIBS & FRIES - $896 FRIDAY. AU You Can Eat! t FISH & CHIPS -'7°6 1L SATURDAY. All You Can Eat! �.- N. PASTA - oNt.r =696 Town of Pickering _ Department of Community Services and Facilities 1993- Z SUMMER CAMPS SESSION# 1 2 3 4 5 Two WM SESSr M JUW 28- JULY 12- JULY 26- MXL 9- AUC. 23 - JULY 9 JULY 23 AUQ. i MUO. 20 SLEPT. S DAY CAMP PRICE WFTN TRANSPORTATION $15200 $169.00 $inn $169.00 $INA DAY CARE t DAY CAMP PRICE 7 A.M.4i:1 S P.M. $21500 x216.00 $215.00 $Moo $236.00 MMI POWA PM41CHOOL $70.00 $75.00 $70.00 USA 575.00 NOTE: Prins vary due b holidays; Thursday July 1st and Monday August 2,1990 One week options available. Please call 420-4621 for inWmaf m Imagine a summer filled with colour, creativity and laughter! Campers 5 -12 years of age will explore a variety of instructional programs and special events. NOTE: Sessions 1, Z 3 and 4 are full. A new location for sports camp this year will provide a great combination of programs and opportunities with a different exposure than our Adventure Day Camp. Ages 5 -12 yrs. NOW: Sports Catnp Session 2 Is full This exciting new and challenging camp provides a combination of instructiorW programs in camp skills and popular sport activities. Ages 5 -12 years. NOTE: Sector Adventure tramp Sessions 2 6 5 are toll. Junior Adventure Can Sessions Z 4 & 5 are W. Mini Pidaca provides children with a teaming experience in Arts and Crafts, music and sing songs, outdoor fun, theme days and special events. Ages 3 - 6 years. Children between the ages of 5 -12 years will experience a full day of activities from 7,00 a.m. - 6:15 p.m. houghout the entire summer - June 28 to September 3,1993 Our staff are pleased to assist you in tlwosing the most suitable camps for your children. For more information please call 420-4621. by mayor Tom Edwards. Construction will get under way this fall. The new hospital will ser- vice a catchment area, which includes Ajax and Pickering, and is home to two million people The new facility will open in December of `96. Mrs. Grier delivered a special message to the hospital staff and the board of directors: "Your hopes are being realized ... and our promises are «I being kept. They aren't paper promises. They are promises that will be delivered in bricks, and mor- tar and jobs and a bold new way of helping people regain their mental health.,, SATURN SLI GREAT VALUE AT A FAIR PRICE! SMART LEASE =280/ • Based on MSRP of $12,595 • Total due an delvvy $1,710.78 • Based on 96,000lona at end of leas. AdditiaW bio v*n abod b hrttw coat • Credt ep and two* GMAC SMART LEASE a 331 MM. • Based on MSW of 617,596 Pkr. 100 kao t a exec • Dow vwymwd of S2.o00 • On approved credit F,cl MOTORCITY SA SAAB ISUZU 1520 Dundas St. E., Whitby430-2350 PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 1a,1993 'Dedicated' woman honored FROM PAGE 1 Angela Bober nominated Mrs. Maxwell for the award, noting, "Nancy has been a dedicated and tireless civic volunteer since she and her family moved to Ajax in 1971." Since 1973, Mrs. Maxwell has been a member of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority. a cultural and service club for women, helping to raise money for the Ajax and Pickering Cmieral Hospital and to fight cancer and diabetes. From 1975 to 1980, she volun- teered at the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital's geriatric unit. helping the sorority set up the first patient library. She was a member of the execu- tive of the Holy Trinity Anglican Church women's group from 1973 to '76, serving as vice-president in 1975 and a member of the advisoiv council in 1976. Mrs. Maxwell volunteered from 1976 to '81 for the Ajax -Pickering branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society blood donor clinic telephone committee, encouraging people to give the gift of life. From 1980 to '82. Mrs. Maxwell was a member of the Ajax chapter of the Business and Professional Women's Club. She served on the board of direc- tors of the Social Planning Council (now the Social Development Council) from 1979 to 1989. She was a member of the executive cornminee for five years and presi- dent for two. During her tenure on the council, studies were conducted which led to the formation of a Nandi -transit system in Ajax and Pickering, a victim -offender recon- ciliation program, a youth drop-in centre and APPLE House, a shelter in Pickering for battered women and their children. From 1983 to '85, Mrs. Maxwell represented Ajax on the first board of directors for Project Auberge, now known as Denise House, a shelter in Oshawa for battered women and their youngsters. A board member of the Ajax - Pickering United Way from 1986 to '88, she served as campaign chair in 1987 when more than 5850.000 was raised. Mrs. Maxwell is the co-chair for special events for the 1993 United Way gala ball. She was a member of the board of directors for the local chapter of the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foun- dation from 1990 to '93, and from 1988 to the prt.�ent she's served on the Ajax Hydro Electric Commis- sion — as chair from 1991 to the Obituary CRANSTON. Patricia - On Sundae. June 13, 1993. at the Ajax - Pickering Hospital. Patricia Cranston, lol*ing wife of Donald. Dear moth- er of Mark and Janice. Beloved daughter of Jack and Gladys Keegan. Sister of John and Jim. daughter-in-law of George and sister-in-law of Ruth Childerhose. Arrangements entrusted to the Accettone & Lodge Funeral Home. Ajax, 429-8488. In lieu of flowers. donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM 7DD70)) NEW HOURS OF OPERATION 0 FOR REGION LANDFILL AND (RECYCLING SITES The Oshawa, Cartwright and Scugog Transfer and Recycling Sites will be open Tuesday to Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. effective July 1, 1993. The sites will be closed Sundays, Mondays and all holidays. V.A. SILGAILIS, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS 0 Get Ready For Summer Lube, on dt tiger change T AIR CONDITIONING1 5 951 , PERFORMANCE & LEAK TEST � nolsr 1 Bumper to Bumper 1 t�lair>tenaric� Inspection 1 � e", (tIPTo, I.B t� J* SSItAY) • J* tit r. >ws CUSTOM TRAILER HITCHES INSTALLED FROM $8495 present. Mrs. Maxwell's now on the fund-raising steering committee for the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. For 20 years. she's canvassed for the Ontario Heart and Stroke Fotm- dation and for the Canadian Cancer Society. Mrs. Maxwell is a member of the Ajax Squash Club. serving as the social convenor, and is also a playing member of the Toronto and District Women's Squash Associa- tion. She also has a career in business interior design. Mrs. Maxwell and her husband John have a son Clint and daughter Cathy. Past Civic Award winners were Betty Bujold in 1987. Dorothy W.estnev in 1988. 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K MART (AJAXPICK ) LOBLAWS (AIAKPICK ) MIRACLE FOOD MART (AJAX'PICK.) SAV -A -CENTRE (PICK; FRIDAY'S CARRIER OF THE WEEK IS ANGELA LOMBARDI Angela enjoys baseball, rollerskating & swimming. Angela recenred McDonald's coupons complirrerts of the News Advertiser. CongratUat ons Angela For Dung our Fnday Carrier of the Week. MemD.+ UI Ajax.P►clLcring r S s `O OMMRI AjaxHome THENEWSADVERTISERFRIDAY,JUNEIS,1993-PACES PWeekends wi'eth a bang AJAX - Great food, fun and fireworks are on tap for 1993 Ajax Home Week activities during the closing weekend. Friday's fun begins with the Ajax Kinsmen Club's steak barbe- cue and dance on the arena floor of the Ajax Community Centre from 6:30 p.m. to 1 am. Tickets are $15 per person and are avail- able at the door. People only inter- ested in going to the dance can pay $5 after 9:30 p.m. Contact George Tripp at 420-7532 for information. The Ajax chapter of the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation will sell tickets for a draw at the -steak barbecue and dance. First prize is a $1,000 gift certificate at the Ajax Canadian Tire store. Second prize is a $700 Canadian Tire gift cer- tificate and third is a $300 gift cer- tificate. Tickets are $1 each, with a book of six selling for $5. The winning tickets will be drawn at the Ajax Royal Canadian Legion's Monte Carlo Night Fri- day. You can try your luck at games of chance beginning at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion hall, 111 Hunt St. Players must be at least 18 years of age. Admission is $3. Call the Legion at 683-2927. Things get going early on Sat- urday, with marshalling for the Home Week parade starting at 9 a.m. on Mills Rd. The parade rolls at 10 a.m., heading east on Station St. to Har- wood Ave., south to Clements Rd. W., west to Centennial Rd. and north into the community centre parking Io The Ajax Optimists who are sponsoring the event hope to top last year's total of 78 entries in the parade. If the parade is about the same size as last year, it will last between 60 and 90 minutes. For more information, call Gerry Bed- ford at 427-4808. A very popular feature of the parade is the children's best dressed bicycle contest. Judging will take place at 9:30 am. during parade formation. There's no charge to enter the contest and prizes will be given to the winners at the community centre after the parade. The Opti -Mrs. are spon- soring the contest. For more infor- mation, call Linda Grey at 683- 2859. An afternoon of family games and contests will be offered at the community ceome from noon to 4 p.m. Admission is free to this Kinsmen Club event. CaM Jpal Titus at 428-0760 for infarmation. From 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., the Ajax Garden Club will hold its annual plant show and contest in the Harwood Place Mall. There's no admission charge and awards will be presented at 4 p.m. Dorodty Thomas at 683-6667 has mom information. You can treat Dad on Father's Day Sunday at the Ajax Rotary Club pancake breakfast. It'll be held on the areas floor of the com- munity centre from 8 am. to 11 am. Tickets are $3 for adults and $2 for children. Call Steve King at 428-8565 for information. The Ajax Radio Controlled Model Club will hold a hee model airplane flying demonstration at its field south of the Volkswagen plant at Church and Bayly Sts. from 10 am. to 12:30 p.m. Con- tact Jim Elliott at 284-8645 for information. The Maya's Derby will be the featured quarter -horse race at Picov Downs on Hwy. 2 east of Harwood Ave. starting at 1:30 p.m. Call Rick Mularchuk at 683- 6082 for information. A car rally will be held, starting at noon. Ron Whalen at 428-0501 has more information. The Ajax Warriors Soccer Club is putting on a tournament all day at the community centre. Admis- sion is free. A country jamboree will have people dancing from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the community centre. The Kinsmen Club is sponsoring the event and admission is free. Call George Tripp at 420-7532 for information. Children of all ages will be amazed and mystified at the Fanta- sy of Magic and Illusion Show being held in the HMS Ajax Room of the community centre, starting at 1:15 p.m. Admission is $2 for adults and free for children. Call Linda Woolcott at 428-9766 for information. The traditional closing for Home Week is the fireworks dis- play at the waterfront. It's spon- sored by the Home Week commit- tee and run by the Lions Club. The show begins at dusk and admission is free. CANADIAN TIRE 11� PICKERING FATHERS' DAY $ALE AND HOT DOG DAY! SATURDAY JUNE 19,10:30 A.M. - 4 P.M. 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ORE HORS Mon. -Fri. 7:30.9 30-6 Surma 7:3" 1300 Kingston Rd. at Liverpool Suzy 81: PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER MIDAY, JUNE 1& 19" A'g ax-Pickerin News Advertiser Editorials/Letters i A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesdav, Fridav and Sunday 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1S 2115 Newsroom - 683-5110 Distribution - 683-5117 Retail Advertising - 683-5110 Classified - 798-7672 FAX - 683-7363 National Advertising Sales - 493-1300 Real Estate & Automotive Advertising - 798-7672 Member of the Ontario Community Newspaper Association Member of the Ontario Press Council Community spirit alive and well in Ajax Nancy Maxwell epitomizes community spirit in the Town of Ajax. On Wednesday, Mrs. Maxwell was honored for her efforts and presented the 1993 Ajax Civic Award -- given annually to a Town resident who's made an outstanding voluntary contribution to the community. Mrs. Maxwell has been a dedicated and tireless volunteer for the past two decades helping countless worthwhile groups and causes. Included are the Canadian Red Cross Society, the Social Planning Council (now the Social Development Council), United Wav, Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation and Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. It's a task that often goes unnoticed, but is what makes a community a community. Volunteers are the heart of the Town. And while volunteers may work endless hours for very little thanks, Mrs. Maxwell insists she gets plenty back for all her work. "I feel you should give to the community. I've worked hard over the years to help build the community," she says. ' I've helped so much because I've gotten so much more back. The little bit I've given, I've got back a thousand fold." 'airs. Maxwell is proud to be a part of Ajax and urges others to give to the community. Volunteering is a "very special thing for everyone to do. There are groups out there that need your help." droups that help make Ajax and Pickering such'a great place to live. Groups that exist thanks to the efforts of volunteers. We. like Mrs. Maxwell, urge you get involved. Every little bit helps. In reaching out to others, you could also help yourself and change your own life for the better. TIMUI-HY J. WHI ITAKER, Publisher JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief GREG COATES, Managing Editor HUGH NICHOLSON, Advertising Manager BRUCE DANFORD, Retail Sales Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager our, vuwEusror. .0 LETTERS T4 THE EDITOR Com- rnuni ty support needed for pp summer program To the editor, Summer is here again and for so many students — like ourselves — it means a time to work and a little time to play. Fortunately, we are able to combine both of these ele- ments in our job. We are three stu- dents who together coordinate a program supporting teenagers in the Ajax, Pickering and Whitby area The purpose of the program is to provide employment and recre- ational opportunities to develop- mentally challenged individuals within their own community. Due to Lack of funding — resultant of government cutbacks, our program is forced to run on a stringent bud- get, thereby threatening the goals and objectives we put forth. In brief, our program proposes to: l) Provide employment oppor- tunities to teenagers who are labelled developmentally chal- lenged; 2) Ensure these jobs are paid positions within the individual's community; 3) Provide recreational opportu- nities within their own neighbor- hood; 4) Promote awareness around the existence of labelled individu- als in the community. These goals are threatened by government cutbacks in the follow- ing manner. 1) Jobs for youth are scarce; 2) Lack of funding for the pro- gram threatens the staff/participant ratio (2-1) we propose to offer, 3) Money is non-existent for recreational opportunities (hence the need to raise funds). We realize that government budgeting affects everybody and for this reason we are not asking for donations. However, we do ask for your support and involvement in our fund-raising efforts. If you wish to volunteer your services at either of the following events or if you wish to offer an employment opportunity to youth in the pro- gram, please contact us at 427- 3300, ext. 224. Regardless, we ask that you support our program by attending one of the fund-raisers listed below, • Car wash — Esso gas station (1355 Kingston Rd.) across from the Pickering Town Centre, Satur- day, June 19 from 10 am. to 4 p.m. $3 per car. • Barbecue — LOEB's super- market on Westney Rd. in Ajax, Thursday, July 22. Joanna Harding, Summer Program Staff, Ajax -Pickering and Whitby Assoc. for Community Living Have your say' The N"" A& "� area residents what they think Canada's new Prime Minister • designate Kim Campbe8. Elmer Moores says, "I think Fred Barras says, "She's it's a pretty good summer job for going to be another Trudeau. I her." don't think much of her at all." she'll do good. It's the first time for a lady. It should do wonders for the country.,, t-neryl Spink says, "She seems gutsy and arrogant and rather eccentric. She makes me a bit nervous." I l&'rTaW;1, /> ABOUT US The News Advertiser we; - comes letters to the editor or, topical issues, controvers;ai matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. 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The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. Job equity 'beHer for. all workers' FROM PAGE 1 importam role to play as we move toward this legislation. -We will not achieve employment equity unless we have greater and wider under- standing of what it is." The government will initiate "train the trainer' workshops in regions, so that trainees in tum can pass on expertise to their respective organizations, said Ms. Westmore- land-Traom. The Province will sup- ply educational resources. "In order to achieve equality, we realize we're engaged in a process and a struggle," she added. "Employment equity means better waking conditions for all work- ers..Public education is going to be a huge task" Employment equity, expected to be legislated next year, seeks to ensure aboriginals, the disabled, members of racial minorities and women have equal opportunities in the workforce. The government says these groups make up 60 per cent of the workforce but are often underemployed, earn less and are segregated in marginal occupations. Employers will be asked to put policies and practices into place to remedy systemic discrimination. For example, workplaces could be made accessible for the disabled; sexual and racial harassment poli- cies eoukd be strengthened; or job requirements that have nothing to do with what's needed b perform a task could be re-evalinded. Plans, goals and timetables to achieve employment equity will be required of employers, and govern- ment auditing will be done to eval- new whether employers have met thow gods. The cost of implementing eqtdty will dwend on variolas factats such as the number of employees in a company, the .existing personnel arrangement, and other variables. Ms. Westmoreland-Traore acknowledged some critics fear "reverse discrimination" in the workplace and said some men, in particular, fed tbreatenod. "It doesn't mean hiring unquali- fied people," she said of the pend- ing legislation. "Members of the designated groups are no more or less likely to apply for jobs for which they are not qualified... Employment equity will bring positive treasures to all workers. including white males." Saying "attitudinal barriers" are the greatest obstacles to achieving equity, she added, "Once Ontarians see past the myths, they will embrace the concept and take pride in its achievement. People will work side by side with respect for their mutual differences-" Merchants warned Bogus bills passed PICKERING - Shopkeepers here are being warned to be on the lookout for phony $100 bills. Durham Regional Police say a counterfeit $100 bill was passed on to IDA Drug Store at 1225 Bayly St. in the Bay Ridges Plaza some- time between June 7 and 13. The bills, which have also been circulated in Toronto, are smaller and lighter in color than authentic $100 bills. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. JUNE I& 1"3•PACF 7 Flashers' sedson? AJAX - A man is being investigated for indecent exposure after several women walk- ing along the Aja,► _zfxrfrm! Monday corn- � plained to police. Durham Regional Police say a dark-haired man exposed himself to the women near a wooded area between McLarnan Rd. and Pickering Beach Rd. around 5:30 p.m. :Recently, a man with orange hair exposed himself to students at Fairport Beach Public "School in Pickering. THANK YOU AJAX & PICKERING hops, including and Pickering, success at our SBQ campaign to the Crohn's and ►n of Canada. Thanks to you, we raised $350,000 across Canada Charity BBQ at the Ajax M & M Meat Shop, 20 Harwood Ave. S. (~tillers Creek Plaza) Charity BBQ at the Pickering M & M Meat Shop, 1211 Kingston Rd., #1311 (west of Liverpool Rd.; That brings M & M's contribution to the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of Canada (CCFC) to over $1 million in just 5 years. "The CCFC is once again overwhelmed by the incredi- ble support from M & M Meat Shops," says CCFC Executive Director Ray van Berkel. "M & M could very easily stand for 'more & more' because that's exactly what Mac Voisin and his wonderful family of franchisees do each year to help this Foundation." PAGE &THE NEWSADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 1E, 1993 One and all enjoyed a recent fun fair at Sir John A. Macdonald Public School in Pickering, including Tamara Gibson, who enjoyed some candy floss. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Open house offers info to students on careers AJAX-PICKERING - Local students can find out what it's like to work in various careers during national Hire a Student Day. An open house with guests offering information on their career fields will be hosted by the Canada Employment Centre for Students, Pickering, on !Monday, June 28. Students can visit the centre from 1 to 4 p.m. to view information displays and talk informally with professionals in various jobs. The centre serves both Ajax and Pickering and is located at 1400 Bayly St. For more information, call 683-7691. Frye Banquet 1«n W For - Facifiuies AvaWk A Gnat Tont! ,kotaurant Rf(aXcd Dummpean Atmosphere G",rims 1wer O "d GoodService - Good Food CWAPW C � 9{e(en & Mirk; Sauter & staff ��� y� wic(comt you for Father's Day Spec ia! nervations ft*#.Loin Sunday, lune 20/93 *Comnzended M 10:30 - 2:30 Father s Day Brunch 427.6760 5-4 -11' 2:30-9:00 p.m. Father's DaySpeeia! l09 0(d*Wton U V "°m` Also Semi* *Sufar Menu AIAc Teddy Bears picnic offers lots for tots PICKERING - Little ones should mark Sunday, June 27 on their calendars, because that's the day the Teddy Bears have their picnic. Teddies and owners are invited to Pickering Museum Village that day from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. for lots of fun activities. Prizes will be awarded for the oldest, funniest, scruffiest and cutest bears, and those in need of repairs can visit a Teddy Bears Hospital. Other events will include a toy -making workshop, face paint- ing, children's games, farm ani- mals from Sundance Meadows and a visit from the Bowmanville Zoo's miniature horse. Clowns will entertain and balloons will be given out. The Sphere Clown Band will perform in the gazebo at 12:30 Grim Readers Club for horror fans PICKERING - Youths who love a ghostly tale or horror story are invited to join a Grim Readers Club at the Pickering Central Library this summer. The program, for people 12 to 16, offers lots of prizes including books, passes to the Pickering Recreation Complex and coupons for CDs. The club will also have a closing party. The club is free and its initial session is on now until July 24. A second session will be held from July 26 to Sept. 3. To register, call 831-7809. Frenchman's Bay reunion PICKERING - Calling all Frenchman's Bay Public School graduates from 1968 and 1969. You're invited to a 25 -year reunion Saturday, June 26 beginning at 8 p.m. The event will be held at the Royal Canadian Legion, -BW Ridges Branch, 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. Cost is $20 a person, which includes a buffet meal and music by a DJ. There's a cash bar. Tickets must be purchased by Tuesday, June 22. For more information, call Don Barber at 839-9176 or Deborah Rogers at 428-6743. and 2 p.m. Families can enjoy a barbecue and refreshments in the picnic area, or can take their own picnic basket. Admission is $4 for adults, $2.50 for seniors and students, $2 u A for children or $12 per family. Preschoolers are admitted free. The museum village is three kilometres east of Brock Rd. on Hwy. 7 at Greenwood. For more information, call 683- 8401. BUY"SGET 1 FREE BUY 10 GET 2 FREE BUY 20 GET 4 FREE HairNI;C2200 Brock Rd. A^ (Formerly Delbrook Plaza) 428-7618 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 18, M -PAGE! 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SUNDAY JUNE 20 9 a.m.-7 M. PICKERIVG RECREATION C MPLEX EAST SALON A PORTION OF SALES WILL BE DONATED TO ,�. THE AJAX AND PICKERING GENERAL HOSPITAL � n a Go .,~ �... x ; Is r Books for everyone! AVAILABLE AT UP TO g N t 0/0 RETAIL 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/RULERS/HOMEFILES • BOOKMARKS • WRAPPING PAPER • a MANY, MANY MORE v� I� RECEIVE A FREE CALENDAR cF YOUR CW= WH" SUPPt= LAST (YAWED UP TO $12.98) SATURDAY, JUNE 19 10 a.m.-8 P.M. SUNDAY JUNE 20 9 a.m.-7 M. PICKERIVG RECREATION C MPLEX EAST SALON A PORTION OF SALES WILL BE DONATED TO ,�. THE AJAX AND PICKERING GENERAL HOSPITAL PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1993 M AD Billboard is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave. Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. 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 children aged 10 and under. Tickets at the door. Proceeds to the church. Ali welcome. 683-72 1 1. 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. Extre cards avo fable for 50 cents each Proceeds to Alzheimers' research. 683-7321. DANCE: -le A -S (A—yc~cp^ C Late,a Sc.e'osis) Society of Durham Region hosts an awareness dance Sat.. June '.9, 7 p m , at the Oshawa Nava! Club, 320 Viola St Ticke*s SIC a* the door. Cash bar, lunch 728-7243 CRAFT, BAKE SALE: A craft cno bake sc e w oe ne:c Sol. June I9, 10 a - to 4 p - . ct the Christian Boo -wore, 30 Bcrr RC . A;ax 686- 4308 STRAWBERRY TEA. -ne Women's M ssicr-c,y Soc ety o' St. T;mothys Presbytenen Church, 97 B—cher Rd . Ajax, holds a strawberry tec Sat. June 19, to 3 p - Adults S3. children 12 and under $1.50. 683- 6122. CAR WASH: A car wash will be held Sat.. June 19 at the Esso Gas Station at the corner of Kingston Rd. and Glenanna Rd.. Pickering, next to the Pickering Town Centre. Pro- ceeds will support an employment program for developmentally -chal- 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 Pickering 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- 8401:420-4620. CHRISTIAN SINGLES: Christian Sin- gles Serving C" is' hold a coffee house Sat.. June 19, 6 p.m.. at Pick- ering Playing Fields, 1610 Bayly St., Pickering. Mini Bolt $5.25. Refresh- ments follow at Christian Life Cen- tre. Ajax. 686-6193 (Julie) MINI PUTT: The Pickering Opti- mists w.,, nolo a tree mani-putt for youths 14 years ano under on Sot.. June 19, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m , at the Pickering Driving Range and Mini Putt. Brock Rd N., between the 3rd and 4th Concessions Prizes and free refreshments 420-0925. TALENT SHOW: A talent show for residents of Bc ycl tfe Lodge. 70 Station St.. Ajax, will be held Sat_ June 19. 2 p m Public welcome to attend Students w;th the Durnom Board of Education summer youth program will perform Admission S 1. Proceeds to Alzheimers' research. 683-732': TAKE DAD TO A BLUE JAYS GAME! ENTER OUR FATHER'S DAY DRAW FOR BLUE JAY TICKETS AND A GIFT BASKET COURTESY OF THE MERCHANTS OF THE SUPER CENTRE MALL IN PICKERING. BALLOTS AVAILABLE AT THE MALL. PICKERING MALL 1792 LIVERPOOL RD. (AT KINGSTON RD.) '- M WALL < 66 KINGSTON RD. PICKERING x;831-2111 Your calendar of coming events COMING UP SUNDAY, JUNE 20 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 (Cage). Coming soon to a doorknob near you: For details on our innovative Dial -a -Test -Drive program watch for our bright green doorhangers in your area. twif fu**er PM goiNb to Co*puteir CA*P,�. AUDLEY ROAD STABLES AGES 9 -16 686-4641 SUMMER 40 HORSE CAMP Ell THE'-119� IN THE u,� IS.VALUE fl,V,,TBEAM 1 ' Been Buil In V"" *km PrdvIIII - ► Quality. Design and Workmanship ► Reliable Performance ► A Cleaner Environment ► Convenience ► Easy Installation In Any Home SALE ON NOW! SAVE UP TOI FT=T. k A I 30%OFF CLEAN WATER SYSTEMS N1:1 41VACUUMS PLUS New Location! 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The game featured a porous defence by both teams, and the normally potent Pick- ering offence was repeatedly stymied by the Whitby pitcher. ( ) Pickering pitcher Emily Renaud gave up only six hits over seven innings, but a season high six walks and defen- sive lapses contributed to six unearned Whitby runs. Renaud helped herself by leading the team with four RBIs, hitting a home run and a triple. the Markham runner at the plate. Renaud went the distance on the mound, fanning nine Markham bat- ters for the win. Pickering roasted Richmond Hill 14-2 in another recent contest. Pick- ering erupted for a six -run third inning and continued to pound out a total of 17 hits — 16 of which were singles — over seven innings for the convincing victory. Laurie Cook and Laurie Train each contributed three hits, while Crystal Annis collected three RBIs. Kim Savage made a fine defensive play by diving for a Richmond Hill hit headed for right field, then rolling over to second base for the unassisted force play. Pitcher Renaud recorded the win, limiting Richmond Hill to four hits. Other team members are Cathy File, Vera Maione, Heather Penhale and Anne -Marie Stephenson. The local bantams put forth an awesome display of offence for a 17-11 win over Markham. The offence banged out 16 hits in the contest as Stephanie Fetter and Tara MacDonald each contributed three hits, while Kelly Gauthier led the team with four RBIs, highlight- ed by a bases -loaded double in the fifth inning. The final out of the game was a perfectly executed relay from centre fielder Laurie Train to catcher Jessica Allen to tag Patrice Sable, Brendan Trainor, Dave Loukes and Chuck Butler each scared a try. The thirds also blanked the Timber - wolves 52-0. Ken Dobbs scored one try and kicked six converts. Wade Hunt scored two trys, and Scott Wells, Ivan Ghandour, Ron Taylor, Martin Lee and Brad Hurd each had one. On Sunday, the Wanderers men's over - 35 squad played the Oshawa Vikings and won 29-10. Floyd Williams scored two trys. Dave Loukes, John Tipping and Russ Arbuckle all scored one try. Andy Pauerson and Patrick Ussher booted one convert each. MUD HEN'S TAPS & GRILL Invites You to Enter Our GUYS & GALS 00(IKINI BEACH PART-YhAA TSaturday June 19th ,CONTESJune 19 Appearance - OTHER GREAT � ' PR121S TO Grand Prize • � I& TRIP TO ACAPULCO Z, om YEAR AT PREMIER HEALTH AND RACQUET CLUB ctxlrtesy of �� �' e'sll,..��s� Contestants wishing to enter, call Steve or Alex for detaft • PRIZES FOR BEST BEACH WEAR OUTFIT • Enter the AIR SURFING CONTEST COME EARLY - Limited Seating • D.J. Dancing Thurs., Fri. & Sat 9:00 p.m. -1:00 a.m. • Come and visit our Cooler Bar t� & Iva 1211 Kingston Road, Pickering, 839-5570 If. BEER & WINE ' AT HALF PRIG THE ettt:w.rr tett sttoP 1211 Kl "on Pd (dull MNt of t.Iwlpmg) Ajax Derby feature of quarter horse races >AJAX - Quarter horses will be thundering down the track during the annual Ajax Derby at Pioov Downs Sunday. Post time is I:30 p m. The feature race will spotlight three-year-old quarter horses. Quarter horse racing is believed by many to be more exciting as the horses race flat- out over distances of up to a quarter mile Picov Downs is on Hwy. 2, one mile east of Harwood Ave. Admission is S2.50, plus $1 for parking. Children under I2 get in free. TAKE A WATERSLIDE BREATHER! $59.00 per room. plus applicable taxes FREE Continental Breakfast for the Family when you present this ad! THE ROYAL CONNAUGHT HOTEL 112 King Street East Hamilton. Ontario 1-800-263-8558 Take a Breather in ONTWO' MUSEUM MAGE vaEsc`.-s Teddy Bea Picnic SUNDAY JUNE 27th 1993 11-5Pm BOWMANVILLZ ZOOS MINI HORSE *CLOWNS and BALLOONS TEDDY BEAR HOSPITA FACE PAINTING _ TOY -MAKING WORKSHOP ar For OLDEST. RA*d . x curter ,, Avallable SPHERE CLOWN BAND 12:30 & 2Ptn 683-8401 or 420-4620 3 KM EAST OF BROCK ROAD ON KM 7 - GREENWOOD AJAX - The Ajax Wanderers men's rugby teams swept aside all opposition in contests played at the Ajax club Saturday. Wanderers The Wanderers first t� ear a 15-13 win over the Toronto Scarbstt- Nigel Francis Hence the and Kevin Mogi scored one try each for the Wanderers. Stewart Dobbs kicked a T wolves Thealty ped the Alliston Tim- beiwolves first team 79-0. Jeff Goudie led in ru b the `"'ay with three trys. Glen Miller scored two trys, while also booting a penalty and a convert. Pat Byrne kicked a penalty and eight converts. Jon Torres, Cory Whalen, . . .f 1 f f. .. i,.Lv 7 . y.7. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 18,19MPAGE 11 Pickering girls unbeaten PICKERING - The Pickering bantam girls' rep softball team con- tinued its undefeated season with three more victories in recent league action. Pickering hosted Whitby at Kinsmen Park on June 1. A six -nm third inning powered Pickering to a come -from -behind 11-9 victory over Whitby. The game featured a porous defence by both teams, and the normally potent Pick- ering offence was repeatedly stymied by the Whitby pitcher. ( ) Pickering pitcher Emily Renaud gave up only six hits over seven innings, but a season high six walks and defen- sive lapses contributed to six unearned Whitby runs. Renaud helped herself by leading the team with four RBIs, hitting a home run and a triple. the Markham runner at the plate. Renaud went the distance on the mound, fanning nine Markham bat- ters for the win. Pickering roasted Richmond Hill 14-2 in another recent contest. Pick- ering erupted for a six -run third inning and continued to pound out a total of 17 hits — 16 of which were singles — over seven innings for the convincing victory. Laurie Cook and Laurie Train each contributed three hits, while Crystal Annis collected three RBIs. Kim Savage made a fine defensive play by diving for a Richmond Hill hit headed for right field, then rolling over to second base for the unassisted force play. Pitcher Renaud recorded the win, limiting Richmond Hill to four hits. Other team members are Cathy File, Vera Maione, Heather Penhale and Anne -Marie Stephenson. The local bantams put forth an awesome display of offence for a 17-11 win over Markham. The offence banged out 16 hits in the contest as Stephanie Fetter and Tara MacDonald each contributed three hits, while Kelly Gauthier led the team with four RBIs, highlight- ed by a bases -loaded double in the fifth inning. The final out of the game was a perfectly executed relay from centre fielder Laurie Train to catcher Jessica Allen to tag Patrice Sable, Brendan Trainor, Dave Loukes and Chuck Butler each scared a try. The thirds also blanked the Timber - wolves 52-0. Ken Dobbs scored one try and kicked six converts. Wade Hunt scored two trys, and Scott Wells, Ivan Ghandour, Ron Taylor, Martin Lee and Brad Hurd each had one. On Sunday, the Wanderers men's over - 35 squad played the Oshawa Vikings and won 29-10. Floyd Williams scored two trys. Dave Loukes, John Tipping and Russ Arbuckle all scored one try. Andy Pauerson and Patrick Ussher booted one convert each. MUD HEN'S TAPS & GRILL Invites You to Enter Our GUYS & GALS 00(IKINI BEACH PART-YhAA TSaturday June 19th ,CONTESJune 19 Appearance - OTHER GREAT � ' PR121S TO Grand Prize • � I& TRIP TO ACAPULCO Z, om YEAR AT PREMIER HEALTH AND RACQUET CLUB ctxlrtesy of �� �' e'sll,..��s� Contestants wishing to enter, call Steve or Alex for detaft • PRIZES FOR BEST BEACH WEAR OUTFIT • Enter the AIR SURFING CONTEST COME EARLY - Limited Seating • D.J. Dancing Thurs., Fri. & Sat 9:00 p.m. -1:00 a.m. • Come and visit our Cooler Bar t� & Iva 1211 Kingston Road, Pickering, 839-5570 If. BEER & WINE ' AT HALF PRIG THE ettt:w.rr tett sttoP 1211 Kl "on Pd (dull MNt of t.Iwlpmg) Ajax Derby feature of quarter horse races >AJAX - Quarter horses will be thundering down the track during the annual Ajax Derby at Pioov Downs Sunday. Post time is I:30 p m. The feature race will spotlight three-year-old quarter horses. Quarter horse racing is believed by many to be more exciting as the horses race flat- out over distances of up to a quarter mile Picov Downs is on Hwy. 2, one mile east of Harwood Ave. Admission is S2.50, plus $1 for parking. Children under I2 get in free. TAKE A WATERSLIDE BREATHER! $59.00 per room. plus applicable taxes FREE Continental Breakfast for the Family when you present this ad! THE ROYAL CONNAUGHT HOTEL 112 King Street East Hamilton. Ontario 1-800-263-8558 Take a Breather in ONTWO' MUSEUM MAGE vaEsc`.-s Teddy Bea Picnic SUNDAY JUNE 27th 1993 11-5Pm BOWMANVILLZ ZOOS MINI HORSE *CLOWNS and BALLOONS TEDDY BEAR HOSPITA FACE PAINTING _ TOY -MAKING WORKSHOP ar For OLDEST. RA*d . x curter ,, Avallable SPHERE CLOWN BAND 12:30 & 2Ptn 683-8401 or 420-4620 3 KM EAST OF BROCK ROAD ON KM 7 - GREENWOOD PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVENMER MIDAY, JUNE it. IM Scoreboard Roan 9 vs. COnpktoentre 4: C*" 1 t vs. or""'. rove Ryan K&lpatrldk); Jurtbo video !(Gods by Ealpn Beaver Spats 4; Pickering Til• 7 vs. Midas Ashley Rodrigues 2. Kyle Donnan 4, Tyler Cosgrove MuMer 7: Conpuoorwo 9 vs. Pidurii Th 5; Midge 2. Shame Boyd. MVP Kyle Donnany vs. Blaisdalo Film IIC FASTBALL LEAGUE MUMW 10 rs. Boyer Pontiac Buick 2. Matt. School 3 (Goals by Jefrey Wane 2. Jonathan MIDGET DMSloq Cunningham. MVP Jet" Warne): Rowdies 7 (Goals M@fS DIVISION STANDINGS (AB of Jur 4) Art Thonipson 7 vs. Houk HBkkowl 4. Pidrrvg Play. by Jason Date 2. Brian Darlow 2, Marianne Stover, TEAM G W L T PTS Bayto Restaurant 1 1 0 0 2 Ing Holds 19 vs. Mudhen's 1: Hoult Helliwell a vs. Christopher Pearce -Moore. Sean Connolly. MVP Merchants 6; Art Thompson 6 vs. Mudhen's 2; Picker. Jason Dale) vs, Rockets 1 (Goal by Garret Henry. Fra*% Vending t 1 0 0 2 McGinnis Landing 2 1 1 Ing Playing Fields 10 vs. Marchants 4; Art Thompson MVPs Patrick Outten, Sean MacLeod); Exco 6 (Goals 9 Mudhon's 0 2 Robert Cage Reeky 2 1 1 0 2 vs. 7; Merchants 10 vs. Pickering Playing by David Bellow. Chad Gaudet. Stephen Axe. Julia Fields 10: Mudhen's 13 vs. Pickering Playing Fields 9, Clemens. MVPs Daniel Stlarzeil.t David Bellew) vs - The Prudential 2 1 1 0 2 Solid Wood 2 1 1 0 2 PICKERING SOCCER CLUB Eversolt Fibre 8 Foam t (Goat by Trur agne Exeter. BOYS, results for the week ending June 11. MVP Daniel Robis); Bob Johnson Chev-Olds 5 Pick Martinizng Cleaners 1 0 1 0 0 Davis Contracting 1 0 1 HOUSE LEAGUE fGOals by Jordan Lianza 2. Andrew Wilkins 2. Peter 0 0 GAME RESULTS UNDER -FIVE DIVISION Murphy. MVP Jordan Lanza. Andrew Wilkins. MVPs P ckering Optimist 4 (Goals by Alex Trutillo 3. Colin Jordan Lianza, Andrew Wilkins) vs. Scarborough Robert Case 11 vs. McGinnis Landing 4; Prudential Helm. MVPs Alex Trutillo. Colin Heim) vs. Artisan 10 vs. Davis Contracting 3; Fratelli Vending 10 vs Metakxafts 1 (Goal by Gareth Rees. MVPs Tyler Cos- More SCORFBOARD...Page 13 Solid Wood 5; Bayy's Restaurant 6 vs. Robert Case 2; McGinnis — 1 — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — Landing 7 vs. Pickering Maninizing The Place COUPONS NOT Cleaners 4: Sola Wood 7 vs. Prudential 5. LADIES DIVISION STANDINGS (As of June 4) 1 VALID ON DELIVERY TEAM G W L T PTS 1 Bayty's Restaurant 2 2 0 C 4 Richardson's EGO Sports O'TooWs Restaurant1 o 1 c o Pickers Praying Fields 2 0 2 n 1 Where Fresh is The Taste' GAME RESULTS Richardsor's EGO Soots 77 vs Pickering Playing 1 FREE ' Fields 1; Bayy's Restaurant 16 vs. O'Toole -s Restau. ram 10: Bayy's Restaurant 1 vs. Pidkenng Playing Reqs 0. FOOTLONG SUB OR SALAD PICKERING SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION 1 With the purchase of a f ootlong or salad of equal or greater vakle and a 22 oz. soh drink. JUNIOR -T -BALL RESULTS -Mon., June 7: DiCue•mg Mer's Slow -Pitch (MVP I LMR ONE COUPON PER VISIT . EXPIRES JUNE 15.'93 Joanna Patiatas) vs. Shendar Dental Centre (MVPs 465 Bayly St. 705 Kingston Rd. 1340 Kingston Rd. Stephen Berl^, Kyle Dear?: Maxeli (MVPs Courtney 1 (At Westrley Rd.) (At Whites Rd.) (At Liverpool Rd.) Baumgartner. Zachary Bader) vs. Sows Togs (MVPs I AJAX PICKERING PICKERING Stephan Tyler. Steven C'Orazo); Dot Coke IMVPs 686-7757 420-9911 831 -SUBS Justin Bruce, Danny Lidenas) vs. Wildwood Ford e. _ _ _ _ (MVP Cara Johnston. Jason Carr). Tues.. June 8Savoie Meats vs. Bramalea Homes tposttPorec-'an); Courier and Faraone Insurance vs. Keiseys (oos:oonw-ram ` { \ IMS' lJ� l) ` Wed.. June 9: Quality Tune -Up (MVPs Jason Kras. .` Morar,. Ned Felder) vs. Sports Togs (MVPs Kayla Maracpan, Jen,ile Jamarat): Maxdi (MVPs Saran Samson. Kevin Beauty Sleep i —N -14M terB( 14 Metcatte) vs. Wes; Rouge Cyclo (MVPs Steven Muir. Luke Cormier) LOEB via. C Tooles �postpo nes' Cavalier Set Thurs...:un@ 1C WildwooC Ford (MVPs Timmy w"BEDS a SUITES • UNEN • FUTONS • CRIBS a ETC- CrarrM Jiltatl Fatnweartierl vs. Sheridan Dental Con- S - Q tre (MVPs Kai Conway. Mathew thew Evan Pick- all 999 K. 993 "I Brag Mens Sew -etch (MVP Mathew Evans) via. aO'�� For Business Bramalea comes {MVPs Alyssa Gues:. Corbin � Love. Calder and 5. ate e Moats {MVPs Junin 7 Love. Dytar Plank vs. Sawa Meats ;MVPs Dane)Kod C000C. Michael Deamens). . . Fri .une 1 t: Kerseyn ys (MVPs Kyle Carson. Kyrie Harr.) vs. Wax %Up* Cycle a Sports (MVPs Kyte I.C.A. Supreme !� Duncan. Jordan Crabb): O'Toole's 'MVPs Kristin Comfort ' Lefave. Jeffrey Wright) vs. Did Care (MVPs Kyle WAREHOUSE Walker. Mcnasi Bartbd;. -NO—E Game soros not recoroeC until Juy 1 Single Set ........... _ _ .� s3 PICKERING BASEBALL ASSOCIATION �+ Res..ks o! ga"'res Played May 31 :C..:re :: Double Set....__ :;t9995 TALL DIVISION MacNeil 8 RobWts 35 vs. NRS.lkatny Meredith 21; •-_ Master Mechanic 47 vs. Coughlan Homes 45; REaky Queen Set............ -i 3 9 9S` Wortd.Ror Shute 47 Vs. NRS Kathy Me•edtn 39. Muter M•dunic 33 vs. Boyer Pontiac Buick 27. OPEN r` SUNDAY 12-3 J� .i I Ic _ �' • • • ioil �. s• MacNeil a Roberts 38 vs. s- Pi Pontiac emelt _34. %. L A BA CKMA S TER Peaty wonataon saw so vs. Piokerng Oprxrst 3B: • • ReallCojgy r. Hadco 41 vs. Ps Cuing an, i40nts 44. CHIROPRACTOR APPROVED Really wntialaon $Mur 42 vs..X=ny u Hpm1 3 4z; Boyer Pontus Buxtk 40 n. NRS'KaSay Merditn 35. CLEARANCE FUTONS ROOKIE DIVISIONQ98 12th ANNIVERSARY POSTURE SUPREME D-Econo `L' Frame CrwPtc,ts Goll & o' vs °nates s AuiodynoSoo(6: Urn r---" with cree. aoe a t:Purtry, Estates vs Au,,.dyti (,osco,e 660 Continuous Coil 504 Coil Orthoflex r•por,ed'. POWxtg Vilage Sports 6 vs. Victory Fn �'.. i ! 1� JIL.I Futon Eoupnter: AutoCyne 5 vs Hdywooc St N Snow ' f3 .'� 99' SAoipDe'. Victory Fire Eilutorriont 6 vs. Roltilax-Glor, Single Set ................ - Single Set............. Price 0. Holywood Sit N Sleeps vs. NRSSnWry . Phillips (no score' IDWIdi. PCkervtg Oprimsts 3 vs. PAW'Max-Gin P•ioe 2: R.Max-Sherry Phelps 9 vs. Double Set..............'2.49" Double Set .............. .42993 Boyer Pot- Burls C: CerTAW C iunw 4 vs. Boyer Pon aria iacSp Bug . P,dro E ng Photo t vs. Brer-n« POW Queen Set......... 19" Queen Set................�899s aro Spa O: Victory Fro Eslupnrrt a vs. Autadyne C: •••••• Picker," 9 Photo 3 vs. Hollywood S t N Seep AGAW-harry Ph a 7vt O *,,%M 1. Kin Set ................... King Set.....................IS /A R. Burley Real Estate .' vs A,to ztx S: OuaNtyr c_�y Turw-'V 16 vs. Pickering Photo 9: ReAtax-Rick Ser- f� y�yl L Side Oson t6 vs. Auto Fix 14; Ouality Tun* -Up t2 vs � >� gleam ■ v Peen and Paper Plus 11; Boyer Pontwc Buts 18 vs. �r j Waveless Roddax-Ruh Serpson 16: Pan and Paper Plus 14 vs. Rd"Max-.ac.-puekne and Ron Routh 2: PoyNb �''I•"■ , TranAAuil'e}�, Tube C Ovs 6 vs. Re Max -Jac luWvi and Ron RouU 5. S 'I "l C MhW Heetng 12 vs. BOyW Pontiac Buck 11: R. or Buney Root Estate 21 vs Cemtted Hewing 6; POW- �s � fig Photo 13 vs ultrarnar 6. PWyteon Coatings 8 Va. - �-:-- q Fantasia Shallow Fill ft'* Ridip Garden Gallery 7; PC" Photo 10 vs. l� l , . : , s Auto Fix 9: Jtraman 6 vs. ReAAax-Jaopuxeirte and 1 y' Z Ron Rouen C: 13 vs. RaMax-RrdkSle .....................• a3i".8: Piccymtg Pho o6vvs16 Poytecn / �M..�L11; Pte Rdge Garden Gallery 19 vs. SoyW�Pmt�i icc Dble .................... "w 6 993 a PEEWEE DMSION 99AM Ch&iw 8 vs. Pbrrng Honda 3: Profosslonal Hart Scat 4 vs. Toronto Star 4: PArMax-John Mont 10 vs. PiC king Honda 5: ReAMax-Brian O'Donagni 11 vs. RaWax-John Moniz 9; R•imax-Joan Canpw 14 vs. Professional Hair Salon 6; Retmax-Joan Canptr8 10 vs. BOyW Pontiac Bruck 5; RoiilAax- Brim O'Donaghus 14 vs. Discount Paint Coors 1; Swiss Chats 12 vs. Bayer Pontiac Buck 12; Toronto Star 11 Ve. Discount Pont 2; Srss Chalet 12 vs. PrP lossiond Hair Salon 3; Pickering Hands 5 vs. PM Valu Pidrnrrg 4; RaAMax,low Carrpbel 7 vs. Ds - count Paint Centre 6; Rerltfax-John Mon¢ 5 vs. BoyerVallu Pat 2iNMatk RBrian ODonraghtlB 4 BANTAM DIVISION Midas Lkt lw 16 vs. Lids 8: Pickning Tile 12 vs. Dufwb (cans Room 4; Lids 5 vs. Boyer Patliac Buick 3; Picker 6 ig rile 10 vs. Trophy Facially 3; Eap1e Bolster Spas 12 vs. Boer Pot giae Buick 3; Midas MkAw 19 vs. Ajax Trophy Factory 12; D lhrn Germ THEEEYWE AT THE POST E �1 ................. . ...AT PICOV DOWNS!!! 0011113 OUT To TRZ 31AG38111 QUARTER HORSE RACING EVERY SUNDAY PAREKUTUEL WAGERING POST TIME 1:30 1IIT8 RpoPtaf1Rl19 / wens• GKRIOD/ Situs xmr or BA�t90pAt1elys Kimberly 189" 169"15 CANOPY BED With Deluxe Frame Double 299° Queen 319°6 Single Over Double ON BUNK "NEW �!RN11llkes a,een .....................*%ow s King.......................64993 TULIP BED With Deluxe Frame _,;89 ,- ir! -Queen � 9995 CRIBS from 16 CHANGE TABLE 129 a S. Matt. Only ........... . I ! 995 D. Matt. Only ........... *1 599s Single Set ................' 79ss Double Set .............. 02993 Solid Pine 4 Poster WATERBED S.S. � 18995 o.3099s Frame 59 • Toddler AIN Call, om 99 �l • Juvenile ftroln 319 swtn ,ram 529" • Carousel 80" fmn 79" • Suites of all Stvles .:11 Scoreboard FROM PAGE 12 Lexus Toyota Shaft a (Godo by Jamla Moiony 3. Andrea Mathk»on. MVPs Bradley S1w>per, Jamie Mo"); Perddd Elestrie ! (GoaY by Phil Pad 7, Stephan HE. MVP PhMp P4M vs. Bkzmd 1 pod by Dieter Wald. MVP Andrew Lodge). UNDOWNEM W 01O19DN inner Spans Dive Supply 2 (C-* by Roland Cwws 2 MVPs Roland CIO", Marc Cornets) vs. Canadian Hardwood Flooring t (Goal by Brandon Barbaro. MVPs Brandon Barbaro, Michael Taocone); Saba Travel Flyers 2 (Goals by Alexander Stwrou, Shaun Coughlin. MVPs Alex Stavrw. Shaun Coughlin) vs. Noranda Forest Rangers 1 (Goal by Andrew Dis. sanayake. MVPs Andrew DissanayaM, Jet} Skelton); Andrew Chi VOW lew La 011111 urenO Ham r w Bellew s. n j Ilan Propre" dub 0 (MVPs Jonathan KoumaAs. Bent 8map; Freeway Ford 2 (Goo by Jason Crodatlare, Cedric Sehd. MVP Jam CmdMiare) vs. Pldwing 810-Sporta 0 (MVP Thwft Dunharn); Pro Chende. len 0 (MVP Danlel Alvan) vs. Licks 0 (MVP Saar Irahak-MdOnncn) Ping Lyng Fields 4 (Goals by Brandon SzpaK Mathew Ranehaw•Baumber. Kevin Marshall, Kyle Gernon. MVP Matthew Patterson) vs. Gwthwood Homes 0 (MVP Daniel Striven); Vitildwood Ford 3 (Goals by Patrick Molony, Kevin Mulgraw, Michael Heathcole. MVP Patrick Mdony) vs. Action Sports Photography 0 (MVP Joshua Morgan); Whiles Rd. Sher 7 (Goals by Ross Srtnley 4, Chris Butter, Nan Mathieson. Mark Romandr. MVP Ross Smiley) vs. M 8 M Meals 2 (Goals by Jahn Jonke, Cory Seale MVP inhn_I. k, ANNOUNCEMENT Are pleased to announce the relocation of their office to PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE 1885 Glenanna Rd. Suite #210 Evening and Weekend Appointments are available New patients always welcome 420-5776 Hub Mall Kingston Rd. Prc Naturium 0 Alyssum r INiootiana FL Ageratum ANNUAL BEDDING SALE cum t� Check V,w V .�-/.ts � wesin wr,.e pests' Physicayr remove them whatever t - © Water your hanging baskets, Marders .land newAy garders Q Shallow hoe the garden regularly. Visit Vandermeer Nursery for a great selection of plants. �� Dahlia Naturium BASKETS Alyssum Dianthus INiootiana $9895 Ageratum Dusty Miller Phlox PAT10 PLANTERS (Begonia Gazania Portulaca o ....._..._..._...29.951 tttluaha Pyre ......................29.05 19 M0 Bronva�ie Gornpt)ema Petunia Celosia Lobelia Snapdragons Cosmos Marigolds Stocks � Coleus Arid many more Reg. $1.29 � 99 BOX OF 4 Gordan value G Vdue MHA A BASKETS SHRUB SALE WAS $569 � � $9895 � �w _.._... 24.50 17.'50 (pp •man Neat Sptum ................»...21.00 11.80 PAT10 PLANTERS Mounam `n Aw*'r 1wern I 19.99M •w�IsraM•eM�oRsluR•mwRRo�r•oaal�r o ....._..._..._...29.951 tttluaha Pyre ......................29.05 19 M0 • DOM • W -1110Y • MIN • LU • IROY11tt e Cobrado Bluer Spuoa ........77.00 M0.00 PERENNIAL PROFILE DIANTHUS Zing Rose' Tiny bright naw town appear ki .dna and lea lyrar jrotk wo srranac TAle for 9hovskrD AtPe M pod in rook v= or w M otl jar8 Plrrc Grow i Mrehoo ti 411 pot $2.35 6" pot $2.9: •....: :-..:� :.u... \....Utv n+000i:?\::.>:v:'vi \`NA .........'S ��..{. :ii':$7C•:l�\\\\r.:��: VANDERMEER NURSE p * 3 Where Greet Genions Begin Corner Of Bayly & LakerMp ® 4270111 525 Eno eaylyt3tE OPEN 7 DAYS _ . 8:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. e b THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 18,199XPAGE 13 1111117111re J ALL REMAINING FURNITURE eF oumVIS111�19 W SAL 95 WAS $16" 'RST SME RST NavEe I PICKERING 2 Kingston Road = East of Whites Rd. 1095 & 1099 Kingston Road, Pickering �t 839-2000 01 I TYRE MILL14 NIIIIIIA740M.71 r x jols MHA A SALE MR IENJ WAS $569 0 AMR00AS 0 DAM ROOM e TAUS MAnnEw o AADi MORE " MUa amusWAS $1219 •su'maaPAIMa•loam •w�IsraM•eM�oRsluR•mwRRo�r•oaal�r � � � � • DOM • W -1110Y • MIN • LU • IROY11tt e l WW• *2M9M REST CW • II= • M1Aslo • Wu1611AN UW • NISN • SAID • 61rMI Sly • SIM • V R AItM • MRM • D5TK lrE DESIc6Ns Ji'JINy) - EVERY nFm is souE PRXM> ro SEU NOW ff 111INFAI 11"r n k,nssanla aumsVL 1juv IU"L & M(AVEY HOURS: SAOTURDAY 19.00 - 6:00 g SUNDAY 12:00 - 5:00 rte, l/ri� PAGE 14 -THE NEW ADVERTISER FlUDAY, JUNE 1S, 1993 News Advertmiser (Ajax/Pickering) Pressrun 35,000 every Friday plus Saturday Best Homes . ESTATE 8c OUR BEST MORTGAGE RATE 5n700 0 12 Call any branch Bank of Montreal NTRODUCING • • GFX-,,,uAX'iN1E1V/ DESIGNS HANT COTME TO OSf IAWA.1 �-- - � Inspired bv the gUnorous Paeme Coast C, VC 41 I zero . ��ISy.�,2CC,b �rtyur�s AW BATH TO 4 7• . TM" RD. • • • FOSU Map iso. t •, . �. � , r •.�.y � • ry•"'':-r'; i'zr1A C�?J ':'f'I,tl x.'.19 THE NEWS ADVEWMER FRIDAY, JUNE 18,1993 -PAGE 15 Social worker Sandra Kennedy, left, counsels Anne Butterfield and daughter Cheyenne Blaker. photo by Walter Passarella Serving since 1984 DURHAM - Kinark Child and Family Ser- vices is there when you need it. Funded by the Ministry of Community and Social Services, the agency sprung from the now defunct Browndale children's services in 1981. Durham's Kinark office used to be located Oshawa, but was moved in December to a newer, high-profile location in Whitby at 1916 Dundas St. F_Kinark helps parents who are ca rtrned about the feelings and behavior of their chil- dren. All families have to adjust as their children grow and develop. As these changes occur, chil- dren " dren may experience emotional, behavioral or learning problems at home, at school or in the m comunity. Kinark can help families overcome these problems. All of Kinark's services are free and confidential. It used to be that when families experiencedrs problems the child had to come out of the hone and be placed in a treatment centre which was Fin- lay, out of their horse arra, says Steven director of Kinarlc's Durham program. It might even be as long as two to five years before they would go home again. And once home, the child would be duo" nto back ithe same tuubuleut environmat ent th he had to withdraw from. Kinark's philosophy is Io work with the fam- ily as a whole to keep it together. 'Ilse agency provides a wide range of services and programs e n so suit thods of its clients including family, child and group counselling; community school support: brief family theapy: telephone coraul- tation: rrsdentiai services; educational support ,eryices; and Families First In-home sarioes. iGnak also started a Pw m Advisory Com- rnitlee last October to get input from the aont- nwtity inb the e prit offers. . Karen Darling is a local parent who sits on the commium "I didn't hear about Kinark until seven years after going through all the services," says Mrs. Darling. "I've never, in all my encounters with different services in mental health, been treated as a person. And at Kinark I was." She adds that because she had gotten so in much from this service that it's nice to be able to give back to it by being on the Parent Advi- sory Committee. Clare Begbie is another parent on the com- mittee. She says the committee has done a lot for the agency since its inception last fall such as creating a new brochure for the services, get- ting a large sign for the front door and promot- ing public awareness of what the agency is and what it does in the community. From 1984 to 1990, Durham Kmark served approximately 18 children in a residential capacity in its three hones. It also had a very small outpatient list of eight to 10 families who would come into the office for counselling. Now the office serves more than 200 fami- lies in Durham Region. It also closed down a six -bed treatment house which cost $500,000 a year to operate and started a new program called Families Fust in 1991. Fuion Families First brings a professional staff into a client's own borne to work with the family and the child. Kinark's outpatient list has also expended to 170 -180 families. - Knee's, been tremendous growth in the pro- gram," says Mr. Finlay, attributing it to restruc- ftiring of the services, re -organization and rais- ing the agency's profile in the community. Families from Durham Region were fust served by Kinaric at its Hah-burto n location. "Approximaidy 80 per cent of children being served thane v�ene Durham Region ontl- dren," says Mr. Finlay. So it only made sense Io trove the program closer to home in 1984. For mom infornmon, call Kinark Child and Family Services at 433-0241. By DONNA DONALDSON Durham Staff DURHAM - Becoming a member of a new family isn't may• But Kinark Child and Family Services made the road a little smoother for the members of a local woman's family. "We have been able to become a family unit," says Anne Butter- field of her unique family of eight children. Mrs. Butterfield and her hus- band Doug have four natural chil- dren and four foster children. "I was on the waiting list (at Kinark) for my two older girls who came into our family," says Mrs. Butterfield. "I foul I couldn't do it by myself." Kinark Child and Family Ser- vices is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping families in Durham Region who are con- cerned about the feelings and behavior of their children. It is one of the largest child and family counselling services in Ontario that provides family, child and grasp counselling; community school support; brief family thera- py; telephone consultation; resi- dential services; educational sup- port services; and Families Fust In-home services. "We now have quite a peaceful home for eight kids and two par- ents. It has restored us as a family. I would not have been able to con- tinue if I didn't have Kmark to help." Her foster -daughter Cheyenne Blaker, 11, says, "I wasn't able to express my anger properly or tell people how I was feeling. I would take it out in tantrums and I couldn't control it." Cheyenne has been in foster care for about four -and -a -half years and has been a member of the Butterfield family for two -and - a -half years now. "She now deals with her anger in very acceptable ways," says Mrs. Butterfield. "We now com- municate very well. Cheyenne is a totally different girl than when she came to us two -and -a -half years ago. It's more than a 100 -per -cent change in Cheyenne." Kinark's philosophy is to keep families together. And to do that, they work with families as a whole. 7bey helped bring out what was already inside Cheyenne," says Mrs. Butterfield. "She's a top grade student, she's involved in extra-cumcular activities (includ- ing spots like swimming, volley- ball and long-distance running). She's a whiz at the computer and a whiz at Nintendo. She has become very skilled at communicating with adults and with her peers." Life at the Butterfield's home in Counxe has its ups and downs just like any other family's. And with Kinark's help, the Butter - field's are able to weather any storm. 193Oshawa Folk F1� ST sem' r _ Arts Council JUNE 20th (Sunday) PARADE: starting at 12:30 p.m. from King Civic Auditorium. 11 St. E. to Centre St.. down on Gibb St. to the N ERT: starting at 2:30 p.m. with junior and senior Folk Dancing and ethnic food kitchens and ending with the crowning of "MISS FIESTA 93" JUNE 21-26 (Mon. - Sat.) JUNE 27th (Sunday) FIESTA WEEK PAVILIONS TEDDY BEARS PICNIC at PEN (see your local paper Lakeview Park from 40!0,,^ for times and days open and 1-4 p.m. Draw for showtimes) Passport prizes of $500,$300& $100. �0'e► "� ..•i.r.,..`s...�.r.r..r,r...'r.►•t�.�1.L►•r%rr.,,..rr..,►r_s.,•.r...r.rRr►ar..r•srever,r•rrvrrrrr►r.rrrrrerr..•r•w,r.r.....r•r•r•,•rrsrrr.•r•:•,..•s•a•,..aa,,. ►............ ... PAGE 16-THENEWS ADVER* _1SER FRIDAY, JUNE IS, 1"3 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Jailbreak at the Monkey Bar Saturday ❑ Rock to the tunes of AC/DC AJAX-PICKERING - The Monkey Bar & Grill kicks off its summer line-up of Toronto bands on Saturday. Taking the stage at 9 p.m. is Jailbreak — a tribute to AC/DC. Every Friday is Miami Night at the bar. It's the ultimate beach party featuring special fun events, dance contests, beach volleyball and draws for trips to Miami. Thursdays feature karaoke beginning at 9 p.m. Call 619- 1236. To find out where the rest of the entertainment action is this weekend, just follow this guide: CEN'TREFIELD'S: Enjoy DJ music Friday and Saturday, start- ing at 9 p.m. On Sunday, there's karaoke from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Every Wednesday, male exotic dancers take the stage in Centre - field's Centrefolds. Call 837- 1850. THE KERRY INN: The Fab- ulous Dunns are back by popular demand at the Kerr Inn Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. On Sunday, it's karaoke from 8 p.m. until midnight. Call 428-8790. BOURBON BAYLY'S: Bourbon Bayly's has karaokc and DJ music Friday, starting at 9 p.m. A local karaoke talent con- test continues next Thursdawith a 5500 prize to the winner. Call 427-1888. GLEENER'S RESTAU- RANT & PUB: Sadie Rae plays pop favontes on Friday from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. On Saturday, it's karaoke with Rockin' Ron from 8:30 to 1. On Thursday, Jimmy Fraser plays from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Country music with Jocyln Marie takes over next Fri- day and karaoke is back next Sat- urday. Gleener's is in the Ajax Plaza (between Pharma Plus and Maxi Drugs). Call 683-7952. HARP & THISTLE PUB: Jack Gordon, a versatile musician who plays all types of music, entertains at the Harp & Thistle Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 am. There's karaoke Sunday from 7:30 to 11 p.m. Call 428- 0943. JOKERS: The Bartley Broth- ers will play country and western music Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. On Sunday, Darren Freeman, Mitch lWtchell, Larry Hachey and Big Bad Ronnie take the stage for a jam session Sun- day from 6 to 10:30 p.m. Call 427-0337. SECOND STOREY: The Second Stoney, formerly Danny's Place, has a Beach Party on Fri- day night, after 9 p.m. On Wednesdays, it's karaoke starting after 8 p.m. with cash prizes and a free tape to all who participate. Call 683-2940. TUDOR ROSE INN: The Tudor Rose Inn has country music with Jocelyn on Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Call 428-1815. LORD BYRONS: Lord Byrons has relaxing piano music on Friday and Saturday nights to enjoy with your dinner. The music starts at 7 p.m..Call 686- 7000. DONA Y MIGUELS: For your dining pleasure, Dona Y Miguels has a Mexican singer every Friday and Saturday night from 7 to 10. Call 686-4468. RUMORS: Rumors has karaoke every Sunday, starting at 9 p.m. On July 8, male exotic dancers will be on stage, starting at 9 p.m. Call for reservations. Call 831-4740. KANGAROOS: The band Dynasty entertains with dance music and soft rock Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Kangaroos hosts the Ragweed Jazz Band each Thursday from 9 p.m. to midnight. Call 839-6845. THE MEETING HOUSE: The Meeting House, formerly Morgan's Place, has one-man boo- gie band Jimmy Fraser in for two nights of popular music Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. On Sunday, it's The Royz Band who'll play a wide variety of 6THEtORPOliAT10NOFTHE TOWN OFAJAX PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Ajax proposes to enact a by-law to stop up and close and transfer those parts of a street set out and described as follows: ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel and tract of land lying in the Town of Ajax in the Region of Durham, formerly in the Township of Pickering, in the County of Ontario as shown on Plan of Survey of Part of Lot 14 8 15, Concession 4, and more particularly, described as Part 8 on Plan 40R-7287. The proposed by-law will come before the said Council for consideration at its regular meeting at the Ajax Municipal Complex, in the Town of Ajax, on the 5th day of July, 1993, at 7:30 p.m., and at that time Council will hear in person, or by his counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who claims that his lands will be prejudicially affected, and who applies to be heard. The subject lands are east of Church Street North and north of Taunton Road and are no longer utilized as a Public Highway. It is proposed to close and transfer these parts to the adjacent property owner. Plans can be viewed at the offices of the undersigned during normal business hours. Dated at Ajax this 11th day of June, 1993. A.T. Hodges, C.M.O., C.M.C. Clerk Corporation of the Town of Ajax 65 Harwood Avenue South Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H9 WE'RE MORE THAN JUST A a D s OPEN EVERY SUNDAY M JUNE &27• Free Admission FGAMRAGIVANT10UE=LLECTIBUM - Free Parking for 4800 car: - over 50o vendors at the = Pickering Flea Market Full Size Carnival Most Sundays * Antique and Collectible Area Vast array of product * Farmer's Market largest Indoor Flea Market in North America METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE Brock Rd. & 401 * Pickering, ONT. Vendor Inquiries (416) 427-0744 CASH IN WITH THIS ° UYII 190 g Bag Limit 2 Schuler1 s Plain, Ripple, per family Potato Chins Barbecue, Limited Chips Salt & Vinegar Quantity music from 7 to 11 p.m. Call 839- live entertainment, call Al Rivet 4744, at the News Advertiser, 683-5110 000 to be included in this weekly fea If your club or restaurant offers ture. 368 Bayly St. W. East of Westney /v a s e /�1* 6AYLY`S �q „nd GQ��' Ajax 427.1888 FATHERS' DAY SUNDAY, JUNE 20TH Free Golf Kit for the first 50 fathers in for lunch or dinner. Draw for 2 Free Green Fees at Glen Cedars Golf Course, TUESDAY NITE RIBS 250 8 p.m to closing .. A STAR STUDDED * LINE-UP HITS * AJAX �k * THIS SUMMER TIIE�MONKEY BAR & GRILLs 172 Hunt St., Ajax 6191236 :� RIGHT HERE k' TEST ' DRIVE TODAY AND RECEIVE A 7,A FREE PASS TO,, THE MOVIE JURASSIC PARK! LIMITED'° SUPPLY AVAILABLE AT Viti t s�. AA 44►_ PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER "AJAX NORTH PLYMOUTH AJAXLTDSERVICE■ OPEN ALL VILLAGE CHRYSLER DAY SATURDAY AND EVERY NIGHT 19 HARWOOD AVE. (North of 401) 683-5358 SpMENEM= �.IC' b3^ -C J• .._ .. _ -._.. '3C ,. _5 37 c _„ "C" c . c ..'7 .. 00 "Ow "^y 3� ��� �� TJ13 'JS 0� 03" 3' 3 . -� Dar^° , C3i%-0 J^ ) .3i^ 0. q -'.3—:) '3C° 0+5'dl 3'J = iP J r°• ^"S •A I S3 P:), CPS 5 , "r' •3':.S ..35nC „ � K: v .3s.' r �^' 3 "37 j' '31" 01 PC.. .3 e^ '3CP 07 Ao C3:P5 "ar CPP" 30C PO w^P'° 3CC C3b�9 :5 ,T 02f 3l ' S! "J Car"° °SP •'� CP 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help 135 Skilled Help 135 skilled Help 135 Skilled Help 250 Stitch It CANADA'S TAILOR r Positions are available in our new• store (opening soon) in Pickering for: Searnstress/Tailor (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 Window and Solarium company require an • EXPERIENCED INSTALLER (helper) • FINISHING CARPENTER Call 839-7415 Monday -Friday 7 - 9 p.m. Pickering Firm has immediate opening for a mature person to be trained for MACHINE OPERATOR - CNC experience an asset Ottw duties include light warehouse work and counter sales_ To inquire call 831-3222 Between 8:30 a.m dt 4:30 p.m. Mon. -Fri. MODELS NEEDED f�emal6 Ages 12-26 EARN EXTRA INCOME Travel to exciting cities: New York, Paris, Mien Cab for Coramtion 430-5715 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 T uck, Visa, American Express, etc, etc. Moves such as. Cocktail, Street Legal, Top Cops. Sea o' Love. Ice Princess, Prom Night 3 8 4• Road to Avonlea and over 300 more' No Courses to take. Call 404-0277 for appointment EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Art Thompson Arena, 1474 Sayly St., Pickering, Ontario L1 W 1L8 • ZAMBONI • REFRIGERATION is RESTAURANT & TAVERN is REFEREEING TRAINING AVAILABLE Reply only by introduction letter or resume 120 Office Help Cre 160 Wanted LOST ON - female Keodrond, WASHERS Dryers. Fridges y 9 IF you are su+gr or a Sanger, PART Iris 1:> y w required Parent or Separated or divorced for weekends and evenings- vi'h three years work Suitable for student. Brocks0l erprrroe. you may quality fes arta References required. 427- 1111hwrcial asselanw or I you am 3809. (06, 89M over 45 and have recerxly been lad on. you may quality for trrn- NANN► I10USEKEEPER - kv ing assistance. DIP/CERT, out, live in possibility for 20 Lotus. Wordperfea. D -base, n- ld old gam• 5 days per week word. acct - bedlord. autocoid. Cal 4242061. (062093) Vemura pagemaker. Harvard. Corel, Cor*pkaer Programming OCCASIONAL tern els b•byss' and Systems Analyst. Coca, ter wanted even ngfi and Pascai and C. Mackneogk Ouel weMwlds Ion 11 month old grin. Elpreas, and I k atra m. Durham nrOth Rd area). Must have e• - Business computer College, penarp and reterenciea Cal 427-3010. (TF) Jul 428.8312. (062393) SELL AVON WERE LIVE xperiertEce 130 Sales Help/ Sales Neta No x a wORK ^•c•••ar1rAgents 130 AgeM . Ib tttvsraory to buy and no F- Tra 04 E.uuirte brantiw i Mtu•dibls oiscowb. `eallt] blue C -11k Mrs_ C_ load 416.619-1574 DEAL Fait STUlX NIS L.ett�Cape Work 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: • Simple analog & digital circuits (DC) • Trouble shooting and repairing circuits • Prototype fabrication and board layout • IBM PC based Orcad and Autocad • Electro -mechanical fitting and assembly Apply in writing to: File #6077 865 Farewell Street, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 71-5 WANTED CLASS "A" GENERAL MECHANIC For busy flat rate GM shop. GM experience an asset. Good rate of pay and benefits. Call: NORM THOMPSON 427-2500 ,.4• .71 - CHINS.ULET �LDSJ MECHANIC WANTED For 220 FOR SALE i WAN FED Lawn mower in good condition, gLwarlleed. Also repair trade. Buy. $10 paid for gas bwn mower, any condition, free plu d delivery. taarage( Tara Sales JOE'S Indsutrial Ware a Wipers - Bay your own used clothes for $1 a bag. Every Saturday. Rain - date the following Saturday. 610 Bayly E. Ajax, 9 a.m..430 p.m. 260 Arts a Crafts CRAFT Show and Sale. vendors wanted. We hope to have the biggest. best advertised. best at- tended craft show in Durham Region, Oct. 23-24, Oshawa Civic Auditorium. For information, 434.5531. (062293) 270. Computer Video IBM compatible computer, colour monnor with software. Word Perfect, Lotus. Bedford b ppamm. Asking 6900 obo. Call 26-63N (0625931 280 Lost b Found LOST - 12 week old grey Stripped fernals kitten, Pickering Beach an hwy s2. Chddren's pet. answers to Sarah, if you have her, call 683.9821. FOUND - rabbit in MannnglGar- Can area. Whitby. Call 666- 15N.(062093) 290 Pets -Supplies - Boarding HIMALAYAN K mens - registered. home raised. 1st Shots. vet checked. "'=!= and femabs. 666-0303. (062493) t4IBCIt CALL MIKE 420.5137 i LOST ON - female Keodrond, WASHERS Dryers. Fridges y 9 grey acid black' wmaa curt' tan' weighs 30 pds. Knee height, Stcvee - new, and is= !toned. nem medical care. Harwood 1225 and up for rets n*rled 401. Cas Susan. 428-7584 or rashers. 1175 and up for recon- 973-1436. REWARD. (062093) dtkxed dryers. 1175 and up for Halos the tly nett •rim for ideal Nnte fa the letxlch d the SOUTH Ala: - Westn•yy reconditioned fudges and DONT throw your dog waste stoves. Also Coin operated Woo landldl fines. use the new Doggo Dooley Inground Dog washer and dryers. Stephenson's Furniture and Waste Septic System. NOW Appliances, 227 Court St., AVAILABLE DOGGIE DOO Oshawa. 5767448. (TFALL) SHOVEL 723-5413 or 434-6782, - gam - 9pm. "IV. (TF) EVANA Top Sod - wnlowsab CLASSIC Touch Obedience and retail, screened and shredded. Trill• nese. brick a". use the motivational Also cedar and other nursery approach wv- approach training. stock available at discount a Forhind re roument avoidable. For more inlormat on, please contact prices. For prorrpl delivery, can Patna at 619,0864. (062099) 430-4733 or evenings 42&2870. ---- PAnO doors (brandn.efi), s' 300 Automobiles $399, 6' "9e. a' 8599.. Brown or For Sale whil cap 416 433- t 730 be- area. 50 r 11eeef 1 Moon and a p.rn. ) 1988 P01' MC FOR wig - Mrllydum telephone GRAND systal 4 office del swdvei PRIX SE chairs. Ileo ffFks cabinets. AEG and Sunday. Also FREE specs out bed, $360. Cal 427.3720. typewriter. calculators. office Excellent condition. A+C, "What and equprnm. Must P.S., P.w., P.b., P.m., p, sets, best offer. 404-0020 or 404- Sam AMIFM Cassels, 2907 alter 5 p.m. (062293) while W/ WW Inlierw. OAK~ FURNITURE. Why new brake!, well pay retail prices? One of malfltaln� Certified. Ontario's oldest and largest . $7,995 or blest oiler manufacturers is now se0ing highwaymiles. Excellent /A�ww 1491. (TFALL) oondNbnMust sea $809,. cal �C� direct b the public. Eg. 5' oak 430 -NO table arch cow •lel and 4 wifdsa Articles Bost the rtrcesion, lees Byre tl 220 dtafrs, $799 - V oak double iilglllt Ilefk Pods" ryes ext and 6 dials, Cars $1424 Carinatbal beds. 1299. lased lo will over 20 win duo' p - al soNd 1960.1995.6345 no veneers - Traditional woodworking 416-905.6774. down REMOTE - ND Cfedlt centr wireless 210 Fw Market 220 Articles security iim I- ,� sensor . including . 7ts For Sale Portable Generator HomMite, 725.1968 MOVING. direr, Vk H 2500 walls. &A neer. $525. 427- ADISMAL washer. $too; staid ins 0, 84g� ( f itis olds Dela Be Royal LS, oak computer work statbn, $125. washer 4 Program loaded, 18000 kms,- $22,500. $276; ,IN" " 1114 pa„d $0o. K•nrtrore, $150; 30' stow, CARPET - 1 have sewral low Cal 1-416136-2330, 1062293) nSV9 s110f18 ADIft 8EXPESIENM aftm fi IIIt•- vm►.a ler tw•y hair eet.R A1311710Us sales petlple rot quid b ttt.dtet a new produf 1 �� Day Care MyrOpm 0009250 (OeZ0e9) $100; queen size foamSOW wASNER dryer. $250. ysods d neer Stairrrrtger and 1992 Cavalier, 4 door, 2.2 1007 "'"°" rel «rp.t autontuie, Phone 416837.1874 w Pkue cow.+WR CCN •�• at the aor nsutiy k.,L The per- AvailatNeyour and den shed, 9x10 6117=sa' each. Couch and chaff►. $75. 0930 1062093) aye., power door Nvbng room and haw to lacks. askirrp =8500. 7258431. Fax 116.837-1875 s3s 2a2a �os2s9s) Halos the tly nett •rim for ideal Nnte fa the letxlch d the SOUTH Ala: - Westn•yy T.V.stand, $20; chair, $10. AJAX PirA•ritp Appliances .rip SM. Price Includes cn� � and installation, -30 yards•, 1891 Tempest, one, year WNTST AM Glass NKNXM experienced Auto Glass RECEPTIONIST n•ed•d for busy AjaxI WW Club. Must be l�us. For more I *o f wiun Lakedrlwwa- amok• free and to arrartpe an fraerviewcel environment, 9 years Pleas• ut contact, 420-0894. meson" offer routed. ** SEVEN piece bedroom sal prey guaranteed. Reconditioned Steve, (416) 287-5072. (TF) warranty, air, auto, arn/fm eas$@It*. road handling kunNer. tui Hirci•. Minfrmim 4 erperlerice Cal 9050507 experienced on computers. good phone manner. back Uy µ&,ler!„ p Ma, "W. Mor, Mpafierlp i- yip• Plan room and b Friday. 9 aim - 12 p.m Mice a1 of b earm d4 will Mail wO waterbed. $450 4pplances. Com moa us a wIN001Mf -greet prigs On P&M-ne 43.000 luno. Se eryrpy W8..iJ Akan ."PL ► yens alk fpr Glsrt. ! ground le ftn•sa. 127-2977. 416-4304904. (002493► tarso• b Lakeside Sdko Bus ob.o. Caib 837-2067 a 398 deet 4276784. 487 8235 8904 p.m. (062093) Rd. S. Ajett. (TF) Cal 427 4481. (062pp0) men► windows. Amb•rl•a DEMON9TRATOR9 needed for ( ) at door for St. 6ernad•tals SALES people needed for grow- school Call 6834879. (06180. COURTK:E Flea Market has in- SEAUTIFUL>ti/000. 6 per. wal- windows. 839.5281 (061893) 1900 Grand Prix LE, white, two PIANOS/GRANDFATHER door. Elly spaded. 50,000 kms., ntal deperlrnmt slaea Pick- MATURE hakatyl K full Or pert in Pl•••• ins Health Club. Must hew sac- r000 tCalbSuwv. o9 E relt.el.yeearrs side www spat• on special at nut kkV size ballroom stifle foranilam. s $10,500 o.b.o. 666-4372. area. 50 r • 43D43787.11122 $1 wowr_ 427 organized mom, t 7 a sale 1R price wrtirtp burn $120 for $1650. Newlywed speclei terms. your fim Laid . Open Saurd4M sectio l GyswileW with � � digital, Itis Buick Sesser• Ltd. 3.BL, heeds. CLOCKS •few V8, air, pa, ve►Niabla Cal 4/6191-753l. � EXPERIENCED Hairstylist �n ( ) bumnrN horn.. FfnWyd basertwA for in- and Sunday. Also FREE specs out bed, $360. Cal 427.3720. pb., pep., per., ine deavery and fid tip. CaN Tekp cruise. amrtm cassette, win wtsraed fa L'AOMudes. Pic wing for 3taer, Da Care he•' Ther. babies welooms. Y available for antique, collet- B ktduariat wan a Wipers Cow• and take �ntap of our low wh"k. white with whit• vinyl B7rLIST rtwR haw ertperWtoe %lit. t ilnw, needed for busy Town Cents. oak 420.1440 (0826" 165 BMd Macey O*A/VaNey Fart- Available tfbl.. and juunk renders - per wipers, new and used bus Rd. off 401. 4kms. east dM prbee an al ailici . Best pros moi. Night blue interior, 86.000 upseab sabre with cll•ntal SUPPORT viol r la autlaea 00671!64. (062093) RELIABLE -mad colifiling, row shop co Qahfww 431111-11M4. ( I dg., for the wA family. highwaymiles. Excellent /A�ww 1491. (TFALL) oondNbnMust sea $809,. cal �C� PON traktlrrg arIL, ways npotfable. Call 831 6531. youl aloin whe Ms ttdepe, "" hong daycare In my 170 Emlployment Sony •n•d� sans, r Articles Bost the rtrcesion, lees Byre tl 220 / SO 723-3902 (062493) `v Wanted to assist at and a" Iltw and TLC. YMstMyw Wattled For Sale 2 price. 610 Gayly E.. A)att. tea Cher lierena .xo.lertt MUSIC CptdkwspHkketnrcypr h so aort/ruft PSR Nr1rs. cel 4365301. (� Bad' Call BaAI N 2 ' OBMAWA Couner Mike Dixon Flours, 9 &M-6 P.M. Salunfays $OFA, heahe . ,k,sty b 9 &AL 5 p nL 427.2e09 (TF) condition, white. two door. 4 w E a ator•a. fridges, cylinder, one owner. New drY•re wo" er Keen a •nthwlastlC I1NIslC teacher needed to teach EAIBI e/60.1e40 a alert► Bor►r hp,yr( w14TES RdJHwy. 82 era - rials a ser" Osliafiva Durttern deme available bit any affwk• ReQbn576M70 er'••• 1. Istlrer lotiseet. Ii990 o bAL $ pyo• task bedroom she. 6250; Abe one yelbwvgner itch, mewing Serg•r, $350 o.b.o. not. Also wanbd, it'. (newer than 1977S). Ct alll �'� 1�� child nrt a adults ciao pirlo 0311791 fetor ft- 7a. a4 hf. bee fill any age we1,1 caoes $75 per well FettoW Cal $260 o.b.o. Call S�~(00240M lois Call saw PkJwinp 4204033 (TFALL) 1887 Ford Mustang LX, 4 clews. T•lep Pwiel WbMls 433.14et. p9awol 1e001�"°' yard. Bfleyn x37-!294. t 21 O F� Ito dem*63• BEDROOM set (rtlpderrlrglr•en size), nNrrond, veil and SOFA - ivory with small wANTEo - tertdem bicycle, Cylinder. 153,OOp kms, f)25oo, sesonift prboed and b 9wid s is Cal 683.4282 foo2n* CAff I - alof rwdedkiand -N� MATURE G•rwan aPm*" it 32mor"a Inn pol *m w 00ify f71MMl 1060 8imcoe St. N. Experience wESTNETA103$tAND _ rind a b�M� AM kglepltal dnomm Iwo Ilan Wedgewood blue and_ pink condition. 723.0819 tN 004 �' body In ercakNerM PlsltaurarM � Phone Mike. 427-6760. preferred. Apply M Portion. cod.lunch d fin wl. �fil A*p01 and snacks. ReteNnCM. olploma. Call 427-4937. $3 a9dall17e l�31 �Ublesaleft idler SM Cal askYq $450 o b o GI 430 8/8x009 110N0171 Bees ptlle06� THIN •r•r and wider 12 eltape. NMerlor in ►hitch certdtion, �� a =.&%IW Cal �r MM Al Only$to=Cat837- (O0229c1) Collect (416) 37Z-7t72.10ita93) 0825. M62093) NOW!_ -......--. ... _ illilWi � ICF STREET SALE SHADYBROOK DRIVE 25+ FAMILIESII Sat. i Sun., June 19 & 20 Something for Everyone! Major appliances, bicycles, baby clothing, toys, electronics, etc. (Whites Ad.,1 st light north of Sheppard) 4N sh.dybrook oc Ilrry. 2 MOVING SALE Sat., June 19, 8 am. - 4 p.m. 1915 Denmar Rd., Townhouse 111, Pickering Large variety of assorted items. TEN FAMILY STREET SALE Longbow Dr., Pickering Sat, June 19th 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. GARAGE SALE 1269 Browning Ave. Sat., June 19, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Household items, guitars, banjos b much more. GARAGE SALE 1705 Woodside lane (WhAes Rd. Highview area) Rain or Shine. Sat., June 19, 8:30 a.rn - 1:30 p.rrL Bdrm. fum., kitchen set microwave. drapes. baoy Mems, clothes a noys a much more. BIG! BIG! BIG! Sale Is best, forget the rest. Piles of stuff from 4 generations. Jurw 20,8 a.m. 726 Bayty St. E, Aja: 300 Automo biles 11181 or Sale Dodge Acnes and 1963 Dodge Aries. $650 each or beet Offer. Call 434.1176. (062493) IS" Marquis Stationwagon, heavy duty suspension. suspesion. 31400 cans ed. 1962 Fonda Accord. 5 spd.. only 110.000 kms., very good wrhdeion, $1400 candied. 19W Cadillac Seville, good mnditon. good body. nice look- ing car, $1600 certified. Call 726.2255 or 430.7916. (06249M El ...... _ ..... ..... TA41NkWS ADVERTWFR FRIDAY, JUNL-M r" -PAGE v HUGE GARAGE SALE 1566 Dellbrook Ave., Pickering Sat, June 19 8a.m.-4 p.rrL STREET SALE OVER 100 UNITS PARTICIPATING Sat., June 19, 9 axle. - 3 pin. (Sidewalk faking Whites Rd. South of Oklahoma/401, Pickering) GIANT MOV %;G SALE 731 Kiang Fisher Dr., Pickering Sat. A Sun., June 19 A 20, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Rain or Shine. Everything Must Go. GARAGE SALE -1648 PORTLAND CT., PICKERING (Brock RdJPickering Parkway) Sat., June 19,7:30 am. - 4 p.m. Sun., June 20, 10 a.m - 4 p.m. Moving sale fumlture dining rm., think beds, enc. For more information call 4276833, STREET SALE Sat-, June 19, 6 am. - 3 p.m. Cottonwood Circle, Finch A Liverpool. Follow the signs, Toyota Supra bra, furniture, toys a household items GIANT MOVING SALE Sat. 3 Sun., June 19 b 20, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 1521 Harwood Ave. North Furniture, hairdressing equip. b lots more. TWO FAMILY GARAGE SALE Sat., June 19, 8 am. - 3 p.m. 625 and 527 Brwbum Cres., Pickering Bslw - Whitas Rd. and Rosebank - OR ForwoodTraii Anbouss. odds and ends. bys. 365 Marine 400 Apartments For Rent 1988 Pelerbora 17 1 2 ti PICKERING Village - execurtrve Bowrder. 130 I.O. Marc. engwfa, home. three bedrooms. 2 112 red and whore. Custom trader. baths, laundry room on main Moong cover. radio. "GNlent floor. family morn with fireplace. condition' $11,000 atter 6 p.m. without deck. non smoking, no 2652672. (062543) Pets. " farm lesne preferred. la• Tempest 120 HP 110, as $1300 momhly, first and lag. Options. Tendern train, $7000 Avadibl , July t. Cad 416347- o.b.o. Call 439-7156. (05172M 7313. (062493) 1e 112 IL lone► Toner with leader. Gress co ilium newt sell. 579- 9200 (062493) 1977 Fleetwood Cadillac. needs 1s L 4- Jaron bass boat- 75 hp. dowwdiaL $660 or bast onw. Mere. foot cat rolmng madr. Call COUNTRY Living - Hampton area. two bedroom basement apan W . 4 appliances. 3700 inclusive. Ncey, decorated. cad 416-432-6625.(062093 439.1176. (062493) aerated Rvaeifill l bilge pump. WNT01Y - one and two badmom LEASE b own vehicles- 1990- galvanized trailer included, apartment, close to all 1985.&U5 dnwn. no iMnest. no Greg I 1 1,n. Asking 116800. amenities. $485 and $595 aedt checks. 7251966 or Bee CAN 885.3132. 06249M nwmMy fsiPOW-ly. Including 7428 or 696.3775. (061893) 14 L akunsin rn bon with now ut"We and pill". cam 666 PAYING too much for auto North Trad trader. sicoo firm 1171. (062503) insurance? Good rages for nhost Cal 683.7825_ (062203) PICKERING - bright raisaggi one drivers. Call 509.1167. (063093) SEARAV 241L ah cabin bedroom us dint as0nrrnt AU1OIm01AIeS Marina n watssr. 233 HP Mer- 4"""" want r tska, own �Y• auk couple or "ho""Wanted 305 cwY lo, tread, galley' raft, mntpwa marq antras goer $700 rrwnlrNy. Avalable Aug. 1. shnapa mire sol. liadtuced b 420-5713. M6229M RW CASH - FREE TM 513,000. Evrertirngs Q7.4118 MIHITBY - anrailabi July t. twig D3B Towing osiers top op r^v�'l'flllentS ' `I� 400 �a b'd1O01" bass"aparelrnd, Pnwaw emanon, ivirg room, For Rent bar. tilepiatwsow tum kitclrn, wage, or trucks. Also coh for. king. usidives. drivable vehicles. 7 OSHAWA - O"'Wlidn assn, Pod and Pat- S? mor tt4r lw..kasaiaes one bedroom basement 427-sda& p8200 aP'saappilanessw°afi1epr9rkkng. 6525 a�"110a' OSHAWA - completey fur - inclusive. Lisa ndry tacilkles nished bright basement 330 s aims, ta8sarno - araaabi apartment. private home, Trailers June 24. Cab collect, 1116424- suitable for our responsible 0772. 0624931 quo per Bart. Clow to bus ard CITATION - 35 L Twit TpOus GLEAN and bright privaM two shappling. 11475 plus hydro. I" bedroOnn, itrN ba111eoont, bedrOonn +oartrnert, lower hs8 FratAaq. Anra9abta Mtna681My, marry easiest 11 I Am To view. of house. Oshawa, parking, teferernoaL 723 5730. p6149" Gard Paul alter 6 Pim. 416724- available IrlrrrdoWy, $600 AJAX - iqa rtsw two btrdroom 4362. (TF) monthly. Utilities included. bmanwt aparime t, strperaM STARCRAFT hard tap. fridge. Phone 1-4163734)M or 886 antrarna on quit street baths stove, hemer. traitor brakes. 3301 I'm w, lo park, larrrwy. taritrat air/vae sleeps 6 sit r - t condition. BRAID now pdesniaray buil Moses spapL avaiabi July 1. 668-9866 evenings and one bedroom basement $750 inclusive. Card 427.7409. weelwnds._ _ W i nes tlsicout, quill rail- (061893) 340 d. ""pi0e' 4'P0 I OSHAWA -two bedroom bmi Allo PartS cit iB00 of negoinbW Nan smoker, mendapiinmat two appliances, RllpairS available If it legally. 420- goys Club area. Near tranan and 7287. (06209" schools. $536 plus hydro. Cal AJAR - 2 bedroom 11 404-2011. 10925" Cars Panted apt in al.t araC Near shopping WHITBY - our bedroom, 652& and schools. 4 pc. bath, 4 Two bedroom, $600. per .,ald $50.00 appliances, private entrance. pigs hydro. Firs0sal required, V Parking $650 + 1r2 utilities. 686 0111090 days 725.8911 or ever, =' a 6Brr55t3. (0623a1) i,� eea-4016. (071693) plus materials PICKERING - two bedroom RITSON a Kong - main floor of 683 2977 b"a mini Separate house plus bateii $575 • entrance, air, cable, / monthly includes utilities, appliances. Suitable for two parking. First and last required. people. Non smoking. no Pee• Cal 9950489. (082493) WW Inclusive. Few and last 355 MotorcYcWS required. Ava�e July 1. CalUVERPOOL/BAYLY - one 931418M. (062393) bedroom baswrie t aparnrnt, 1M7 Kawasaki KOX godilbike, DOWNTOWN Whitby - 4 owklicnsrt Wing 1O0rtt klf ' very good condition. _ _ own washer and dryer, side raced. $650 o.bCall after 4 above Dole, SM Per lrwrth ++ Off, =118011, Ift b"00. 411111sn"a"i S mkt. hbm Lala and WkAs for Traub. tW5.3t93 q: Cao 430-066f solo 14r IMsUlaat 436 Invelsidlafti � Ibt1¢i 400 Aparimen 3 For Rent AJAX - glean spacious one bedroom baserrhrr separate antranca. broad) orned. utilities ahcluded. Close to GO, no pets. non smoker, fr"issiLrererenoes $625 monthly single. $650 double, swat" nrrrdisaMy. Call 6WI754 after 5 p.m. (062+93) PWAUU W Go Station. very quire large clean bright two bedroom be eamw aparerhnt wear to Go station. separate onaanoe pwkft 4 poo balls, hidge ataa. laundry no pea please. Non smoker. $849 udbn Included Call 420.2972. OSHAWA - two and three badrOOrn aparsll- I slyall" at Sao and M Gin SL Clow to sdroi, parts, saw and sough GM. 1Jrat" llabded, Orn and l.t required. Call 7264803 9.9 Ent. MIN% PICKER NO Village - one badroorn bserrlart apararwlt naw aKecugw home, privw snwar I no pals, Iron seiolar. parking, cable, air. quiet "ltbotrhood. RalsrwK*c $626 monthly. 886-3638. Palo" POUT tJrNon sad Laar«te. - beatl4aul three 1 -1 -arL two bion, 4 appliances well to 00 ad TTr_ MO naid +213 udMieL klnladna. 0360M (oas4" 388 Slntooe S. One befuoowt apeMW - for two In older apart - mord WASW SM Phu kides. Abd We 1, , - q $460 pkis hydro. Al all" YrwNdi _ 4 Cad Stevan, S71-32al (08259" TWO badman aparbrat upper othoask fridge, clove doaa 4 but. mel. dtxwtawn Oshaart Available July 1. SOW Inclusive. Fimuhm. 404-2779 mnasaoo and phony, !r I SIM 1 PICKERING - will fid. Large one bedroom basement aparwtwt, avail" July 1. In- cludes hydro, cable, fridge, stow, parka g, own entrance. extra room, non smoker, no pore, fiat and lest. 3660. Cam 8364623. (08/890) OSHAWA - large One bedroom basset ant apartment. $475 plus utilities, four appmances. anal air, fkaplaps, separate endrarncs. parking, estabkshed area Cal 420.2653 (062093) AJAX - bright two bedroom apartment, full bath, dining room, living room. separate sedranoav holy. OWpaad. 11146 8894 after 329ba1t' "IN . GARAGE SALE 38 Woodhouse Cres. Saturday June 19 8 a.m.-3 p.m. A variety of items GARAGE SALE SAT., JUNE 191h, 9 A.M. 780 MILLBANK RD., PICKERING (Whites & Finch area) GARAGE SALE ESAT(BROCK ., JUNE 19,8:30 A.M. -12:00 NOON 2047 SHAY DR., PICKERING RD./MAJOR OAKS CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP YARD SALE SAT., JUNE 19 9 A.M. 898 NAROCH BLVD., PICKERING off Tatra Dr.. Bay edges Fumlture. apollances. etc. STREET SALE - SAT., JUNE 19, 8 A.M. -12 NOON TANZER/ALBACORE (Bay Ridges area) YARD SALE SAT., JUNE 19.8:30 A.M. - 2:30 P.M. 42 HARBORD CRES.. AJAX (WestneyMarwood) Ver s bike. ' C speed, gas BBC. Children s toys ana -,ore. GARAGE SALE SAT., SUN., JUNE 19.20 10 AM. - 3 P.M. 2932 RANGELINE RD., AJAX (BaytylPickering Beach Rd. S.) Washer. dryer, W", .icor-• ti•ecace Tat ear.erdes xrwq an K 4 %6sceliarrous isms. 400 ApFro nt 400 ApFORnts LUXURY SUITES AT THE LAKE • Supencr 2-bdrm. suites • Lake wows still available • Balconies • 5 appliances • En suite laundry • 2 baths (incl. master en suite) • Individual en suite heabngrau conditioning units • Underground perking • On-site security • On-site maintenance • Padang included =9'70.00 to $1,570 PER MONTH PLEASE CALL (AJA)4 (TORONTO) 427-0363 OR 861-1000 'ONE MONTH'S FREE RENT 77 03 FALBY COURT Two bedroom apartments in family building. Air condibmirlg, broadloom, 2 appliances, Wundry taicii ies and underground parking included. $743.00. 6864845 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 pm. is Limited time offer w1 ray - large bright three bedroom apanment, quiet le4M. mill -In kaolin stove and *lige, prheta entrance laundry fac"". parhMng. fern, yard. available July or Aug. 1. $775 Plus utilities. 668.3590. (08229:1) WRTSY - trashy painted three bedroom apartment on main flop Of tripler. primes ongrance, broadloom, dock, appliarrces. fenced yard. laundry facilities, ImmWlate possession. $750 Pkw utilities. Call 6938661. AJAX - our bedroom basstrrnd apartmert, as W ckntm. $575 mo riddy. Fist and alsl ova iabb JuIlL t. No p wival emnaker,tatl SOW 04MR 42740818. pea" WHY RENT? With SM tloart you can trim this spacial 1,200 sq. K., 3 bdmn., 1 12 baton. beau. Cando ace. Close to GO. 401, shol*% cairns Ota will. Just $97,500. John Mccarlen, Reftu Fust Raky Ltd 831-3300. AJAX - Westnayhlwy 2 - chart spataow one bedroom base. ment apartment, separate entrance, broadloom, utilties included. closerto Go. no pati Fwstilst. references, $650 par month Ava"As mmodal y. Cal 6963750. (062993] CENTRAL Whitby - spaccum two bedroom plus den in clean quiet budding, upper duplex, $875 utiltrs. laundry and park- ing included. Available irnrdinely. 263.2671 or 263- 4125. (061993) OSHAWA - two bedroom apartment. close p downtown, fridge, stove, heat, hydro Included. Con laundry, fueling. 11800 monthly. 434-6311. (Osttl93► BRANDS COURT STREET SALE Sat., June 19, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. (FieldlighUGlenanna), Pickering GARAGE SALE 1063 Riverview Cres. (Aitona Rd. & Hwy. 1112) Sat., June 19, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Rain date: Sun., June 20 Too man items to list. HUGE STREET SALE SAT., JUNE 19.9 A.M. - 3 P.M. ANTON SQUARE (LIVERPOOLIFINCH) Raindate Sun., June 20 Air :ond , exercise oke C-8 radio .;W speaxers -%ich more GARAGE SALE SAT., JUNE 19, 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. 47 BRIGHTLY DR., AJAX Baby fumiture, books, toys leg much more. GARAGE SALE 1780 MEADOWVIEW AVE., PICKERING SAT., JUNE 19. 9 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. ANNUAL STREET SALE SATURDAY JUNE 19 FROM 9:00 A.M. DOOSWORTH DR. (See direction signs. starting at Westney Rd. and Ravenscroft. North Ajax) To Advertise Your Yard Sale Call 683-51 '10 400 Ap"nen's For Rent THREE bedroom upper duplex on Dwight Ave. South Oenaws, Near scnools. anopp.ng, transportation. GM. parking, avariabie immediately or July 1. 3650 per ronin pkie hydro. Call 426-1397 (062493) 400 Ap Fo en LARGE one oedroon keen. bright basement apartment, parking, separate 'aundrp entrance. $575 par month :nckuive. 7258061. (062493) CLEAN. tight one bedroom ar- CUTE and oo2y two Oadroorn tra Woe apartment. Durr 640 WON, Modern appliances, from basement apartment- triage. and be& yard. wmydan ac_ iii included. Available cess to 401, bus ries and nerwdnsry. 3650 as inch--- pan,. rut nckrsive. Cad 579- C+vrJ0ehare Cerwre area App M. (0622931 ly 52 Vancouver Cn.. 69 p.m. of CEO 430-1071. (062293) AJAX - new two booloorn above grade basement apartment. AJAX - 1 bdrm bsml apt, separne entrance laundry pafkM big backyard. Laundry parking. cable. Carp"". fenced taolties. COW and tri kalium yard, no p.s. Fireilyst, sew .. included. Separate entrance. Cad 4269214. (062093) $650 per mash. 8965708 ar WNTBY area - 2 -one bedroom 724-9681. M62993) apartments available TWO bedroom basement apartment, south Oshawa, nnredmont' y. Fir renovatedLao laundry. abin- taiidee irClu0e0. $S50 monthly. Fru and last ereilebge July 1. sSeS flrelAa - "mile. Work" pepee only Call 5764010. 11361809) 00 eed gypContact Gary. s36 0944. (01123111M OSHAWA - who badman apart- BEAUTIFUL redo beanooti der► naves avAhMalOne a"ILlI>r ment apartment, separate immi dicey First/last required, entrance, 4 appliances, air laundry tadities, $550.3650 + condsionsd. con ral vas tabiw hydd Also 9arap avadabW broadloomed, non smoker, $ .3583 or75. Call 579 72s -SMS. �le �y 1 AM" UK (062493) Phone 416-686.4718 or 467- AVAK,AaLE July 1. clean one 1049. (082093) 1-11se bedroom 9lpanrtant clow« a. car" - tlnroa etloroaa te Gm and public wanePorution- Was". Go. post cion. $475 and $900hrmr". utiles rnear ntorae, Go, post office, included. Call 967-3043. Ip00 ' 23 nrdieL Fret and 3 (061eO3) Iso Cab 844748 (061893) baesnmloM one PICNA38M View . h. � availabawnble lately. , for rem, all utiitiee included, weekly. fi Anda«y ells gePareas entrance fridge, stove, weekly. 4n1 ells lent-89requited. 1. $550. Call e�renings. 883-8942. 42(14� P823" OSHAWA - beauttw 1 00droan CLEAN our bedroom l glia bsntord ap., $475 indwive, IncludOshawa, fridge and stove Chan bright erp rage entrance, louse, Adelaided. . parking, bus washer, dryer, yard, close to aM' $110and Mary SL dowrmowh, no pas, non siker. Area $110 month inclusive. $50 O8 yard mar mince. 435- 4364085 of 7231587. (062493) 0110. (062393) PICKERING - bright two PICKERING - one bedroom bedroom apartment, large batlertwt apannnat full base- kitchen, living room, 5 mitt of bungalow, close to GO, appita>ces• central or. prevails inckdss cabs and utilities plus ont►ance, $750. Call nigfin. 420 - Lou" tackiss. No pets. 9650 6440. ) monthly. Phone 931.9680. FURNISHED basement (062793) apartment, south Oshawa, AVAILABLE immediately in asperse entrance. Parking, On Whitby apartment building. bus rouge, utilities included. Spacious. carpeted, newly $120raieekly or $47S mor". painted apammnl with balcony, Fiestilst required. Non smoking, close to bus, shopping. All RO peri Suitable 10r one Parson. unties nduded. No pets two 5768914. (061993) bedroom Seep. Call 6665173 PICKERING - one bedroom or 430.0139. (TF) basement aprimen geDarete LARGE one betfrttom bedewing OntrwW , Cable included. $SQ0 sperunwi, $800 par moth. Cam mondNy. fist and kilt required. days. 438.07W of evenings Suktft lot One 430,2327. tO pM► m a , Ca 7262181. (07019" PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1"3 RESPONSIBLE family In rlleed apartment, svaiable July 1. of a 3 bedroom house to rem in 400 400 "R� � 415 w 420"°For 420 T''° 420 Tow'" WHITBY - one bedroom RESPONSIBLE family In rlleed apartment, svaiable July 1. of a 3 bedroom house to rem in $498 monthly. Fridge. stow. Mitchell', Corners-Courtice- heat, parking for one car Bowmanville area for July 1. Included. Phone 666-05% be. Must be in well kept condition tweet 9 and 11 am. Of wave and aftondabb rem. Please cal Rlebiig& 579-0135 and leave massage. ONE bedroom basement Townhouses MernooNTaunton) two Pxedfoom, 420 For Rent second floor (Slrtrcoe/Olive). popping. heart -pounding, we" - Both clean, bright, large, mak' ' Pawing. 0-P' WHITBY -Bum St. W, dean piancas all Inclusive. Call 728- owner occupied, three bedrooms. 1 112 baths. finished 4611 or 576.6121. (051883) family room and laundry. No AJAX South, bright one pets. Possession negotiable. bedroom tlasemem apartment, $850 plus utilities. 430-2891. separate entranq, 4 pp. (062493) bathroom, parking, shared WHITBY - three bedroom, one Laundry. $575 nciuslvek First bath, 4 appliances. garage, walk and last. Suit single, non smoker. to GO and lake, no pets. $900 Available July 1. 428-3457. monthly . hydro. Cal 668-7282. (062393) (TF) TWO bedroom basemem apart- ment south Ajax. Fridge, stove. parking. separate entrance. Cal 8865519. (062393) AJAX North - soft contained bright, clean bachelor apartment. $475 monthly IncksNe. Private roorn. $375 monthly. No smoking, no pets. Cas 6866687. (062093) 410 Houses For Rent ADELAIDE'RITSON area. small three txedroom htr4" $750 . utilise. Avaiabis �loug. 1. Cal 427-1637 Ways message. (TF) 3 bedroom 2 storey. south Oshawa location, wry clean newer home. single garage. available Aug. 1/93. Call 666- 4312 664312 after 6 p.m. Please leave msesage. (062493) AJAX - lovely three bedroomi two storey. air cond . garage. fenced yard. $975 monthly . utilities. Call 941-25M days or 427-6971 evening*. (061893) NORTH Oshawa, two bedroom house located near Durham College. Fireplace in living room. quiet area Available Juy /. $700 monthty plus uslev s. Fwst'last required, references. call 434-5004. (062093) FOUR bedroom. 3 bathroonL 2 garage, 36 Sullivan Dr.. A1ax. No pets please. $1200 per meo Available July 1st. Telephone 663-6890 Toronto or 636-7925. (061693) AJAX - Harwood'401 area. large three bedroom, two storey. fenoeo yard. 3 baths. walk to schools. no basement. $1125 in- cudes utkxees and cablt Avail Aug. 1st. 6867692 alter 6 0 ^n. or leave massages (062493) FOUR bedroom. 3 bathroom, two garage. 36 Sullivan Dr., Ajax No parts plate". $1200 per month, Avaefabie July 1. Telephone 6636890 Toronto or 6367925. (061893) FOR rem with apron to buy. 4 bedroom tastefully decorated executive house. fireplace. central vac. doubts garage• fenced, near 4 schools. Rotsland/Garden. S12001mo. plus, utilities. Available July 1. 416-938-19". (062493) PICKERING ,attractive three bedrooms. 1 1:2 baths, 0/9 garage, home for rem. s11oo. Friendly young naghbournood. After 6 p.m. 416-881.5529. (062293) NORTH Alan - tour bedrooms. three baths. man floor Laundry and family room w/fireplace. revere noes. reasonable to good Mrtant Call 262-8670. (062093) PICKERING house for well. two bednoonks. kae114M. k*V moon dining room, beautiful yard, patio, available July 1. 839- 8620. M6220M DICKERING ,beautiful main floor of detached, clean 3 bedroom bungalow. central air. gorgeous kitchen. appNances, laundry, fenced yard, near schools. Shopping and Go. SM n: reMy. non smakr. 831-6777. II>62111) NO down payment? Good creeds? Good job? You can buy for hie prior of tent, while prices and ratty are down. CON Oast or BenL Carmkxhh Fkhricid. 688.6806. (TF) AJAX - 4 . 1 bdfm house, ferhoed yen d. dose b schools and alhatM JIM + umant. Phone 689-0798. 06230M THREE bedrooms semi do=W House, large iot close to park acrd arrrmMi s. Fridge, stove. Olive/Harmony area. Available immediately. $850 Call Scat, 6664573 R06240. PICKERING . Ambler" WHNs Rd/401. 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. 5 appliances. finished bawnrm, waking distr- b school parking. Stopping• No pets. $1200 monthly plus utilities. July 1. 683-8736. (062093) PICKERING - three bedroom top floor of bungalow. vssic to GO. vary clean, repeaintsd. cat. back- yard dock, fenced yard. AYdwood Inns. 4 applumM carport, avaiWlM July 1. $1000 monthly plus 2r3 utilities. No pp, (War numbee 631.8801 message. 06209M LARGE three bedroom, townhouse available Aug. 1. Close to all amentias, twat and Last, relerencee. $975 per month plus hydro. Call 683.9713. (062493) AJAX - three bedroom townhouse. Wesiney RdJHwy 82 - end unit with garage. $975 monthly plus utilities. Fistlast, references, non smoking, no Pets. available immediately. 428-3238. (062093) AJAX - beautiful modern three bedroom. fully carpeted. 1 t2 baths. eat -en rtchen. two appiances. close to schools. park. bus stop. available July 1. Cal arty erne. 297-8709 or 297- 9362. (062493) WHITBY - large bright three bedroom townhouse. 1 1/2 baths. fainly room, garage. paled, playground. Schools. transportation and shopping handy. Pets 0. K. 5950 monthly. 668-8110 leave message. (062093) AJAX - rens to own, luxurious tcwnhouses by the lake. Central, fireplaces. 5 applean es. Call Joan Rogers, ReMax ouamity One. 683-2992. 430 Rooms TO Rent DICKERING - Bay Redgas area, one large furnished basement room, ads entrance. cNan quit home. Gentleman only. 5321 monthly. First/last. CaU 83fl- 01257. (062093) TAUNTON/SIMCOE area, Oshawa. Inge clean quiet fur- nished room. extra Mop and microwave, share bath and kitchen. walk to all amenities. Bum.am Coilege, $70 per weeks Cas 7231786. (062493) FURNISHED specious room to rem in quiet executive moor. cable. Wore. parting, available. use of kitchen. bathroom and laundry facilities, reasonable rates. Please call 427-9007- (062D93) AJAX - Surcher/Sayy, large room. snared bathroomL Kitchen laoites, available rremedkatNy. CAN Lynn. 683-2306. (062093) WESTNEY Heights - kitchen. laundry. large family rooms, cable TV. VCR. close to go. Call 428- 8923.(062093) 268923.(062093) 450 Shared Accomm PICKERING - three bedroom house to share, female prelerred, law sq.".. ownbarn. central aer/vac. an laundry realities, cable. dose it alt amenaess. $375 per month al ,reclusive. call 837-1992. (061893) PICKERING Village - share dein three bedroom Clouse waft -Praessionear non smoker. Of - fen Outdoor hot tub. POOL air. fireplace. No pees. Adults omyl Call 426-6120 M-"90MS3- 8642 ask ler Sharon. (062383) t11ASTER bedroom aveilabls In townhouse. close to Go and gypping. Picking area. Sola par motth. lst/leat. Avail. now. Lose of all twmtim. 831-5850. Ask ler John.(062493) AJAX - modern three bedeoom howls, pmfosskmmft deuoaled, siert facilities. Parker rreture working person. Monthly or sleekly. 663.5180. (0622' 1 455 C0"` A� AJAX - one bedrotlrrr aand , on lake. 5 appliances, air. 2 parking, fireplace. balcony, a arcise, faiitiss. pool, tennis, sauna, whirlpool. AvatL Sept 1. $745 per month. 728-9826. (0624991 460 Of lee ahRM s IP 1110 - FOR RENT 1150 sq. ft. at Office space. Westrey/401 in Ajax t e - du trial location. mire. from Go. Great Rae. Call Tony 674-5555 ext. 702 (082383) FOR rem or lease - commercial space. approx. 800 sq.h.. $425 per month. Nelson St., South Oshawa. Available ir-a. iaaely. Cal 579-6247. (OW493► SELL IT NOW CALL 576-9335 or 790.7672 OPEN HOUSE Willow Park Co -Op 610 Beatrice Street East Oshawa Large, spacious units: 2-bdrm. Townhouse - $825.00 3-bdrm. Townhouse - $890.00 DATE: Tuesday, June 22nd Orientation on Willow Park Co -Op beginning at 6:00 p.m. Unit showing at 7:00 p.m. For more information or an application call 432-6809 (no subsidy requests please). 470 Cottages For 500 Homes Rent For Sale 590 Business Opportunities KAWARTHAS - cozy two WHY rent? Last opportunity to PERSONAL SUCCESS THE bedroom modemlakefront cd- own a new 2. 3 or 4 bedroom NEWSLETTER - how to get rich Cages (4 5 m k re. NE Of horns with only $500 down. To overnight - NOTI Free tasce reat- Peterborough) good fishing. Qualify for a mortgage. no ing details. free dealership. For swimming, boat and motor Plablen< Buy di so from builder. From America's hottest most exciting rentals. $170 weekend. Fon details. call 1.416-697-2702. 5395 we". (705) 877-2159. wealth WodtJarlg publication. Personal Success The (070993) ) Newsletter. Finally an easy. GREAT fishing and family AJAX - as brick. 4 bedroom. inn, tool -proof, sun -fin, eye- hoidayl Low lamely prices. central air, central vac, marry popping. heart -pounding, we" - Modern cottages. Pickerel- upgrades. professionally fattening profit plan. You've muskey. small and lar mouth . Must be seen o Large appreciate. $189.900. Call 427- heard the rest. now get Ins best. Finou Fired t how to go rich within a bass. an hen. t800 h. watenront. 7620. (071583) reasonable amount of time. NOT Level grounds. roc hall. OVERNIGHTI For reals bison ch ldren's program, sandy PRIVATE - three bedroom than fantasy isn't 117 (This is not beach. Boat and motor rentals. apartment. WN". Appliances Muni -Level Marketing). Are you One hour from Oshawa Sun- Included (washer. dryer. hedge. money-vated" Skeptecall N so. nymead Cottages. R.R.83 cove, dishwasher). Nicely ACT NOWT DON'T MISS OUTI Haanngs. Ont. KOL tYO. 1-705- decorated. new bathroom and THIS IS FOR REAL. Write to: 696-2601. (062993) from entrance. Storage and Laundry areas. $69.900. Cal to Personal Success. 6486 Cassgrarn, Momreel. Ouabec, KAWARTHAS cozy twoH2S2Z1.(062093) see. 430-6821 and leave 11:00 A.M. 680 Announcenw is 680 AntlowmIewits 680 AnnounimmMs DENTAL OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENT vVe 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 still require even more special care. Dr. Mary Kay M.D. joins 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. R Goodman, S. Weiner B. Laibovitz, Y. Choi 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering, Ontario 670 Personals PSYCHIC Angela does palm and Carrot card readings, will hob advise in all problems of Me. telt past - how t was, talk present - how a is, and future - how it will be. 100% accurate. By appointment. 9 arrk-9 p.m Toronto. 1.416652-2581 or Oshawa. 7252664. (062293) FINALLY Fat Free - lose 16 lbs. In 24 days, eliminate fat. In- croaso your energy, fool great and .... do If Sale and Natural. (416) 434-2102. (062293) badmen^ mgdern Wkdront cot- rnhessa0e. (062493) FIGHT tai east - I lost 20be. in 30 'ages (45 men NE of Peterborough).670 erborough). good fishing. 520 Condos FOr Persona days the natural healthy way. 0-w mmeng. Boat and motor L Summer's coming, are you rentals. From $170 weekend. Sale reedy (416) 208 7570 (06239 i) 6395 weseuy. (705) 877-2158. WMTBY one bedroom solanum. (070993) 1 tit baths with appliances. BANCROFT area big hawks. drapes. parking. 6105.000 or bedrooms with at amenklee. relit for $800 per month. 416 - actinic seting, rnrrrber of takes 851.8721. M61 11613) mss by $000 weeky, or $1000 535 Lots For moukmmy. Call 41&4269600. No Sale !vdav& PaR779M GEORGIAN Bay neW Wasaga 83500 full prcr. Largs Secluded 675 companions DOWN to earth, attractive. Caucasian male, tit. 42. non snicker lakes canoe tripe and carry fres, movies, quiet furls& seeks slim to well built Caucasian Ydy. 30-40 with no tics for possible reiatcruhp. D t f d l t t 0-6078 Beach and Midland. 3 Sad betrJl. grew a an e e ter o. bedroomi sandy beech- dock Camping fanm next to 10.000 each, act FOR yaw Pleasure - xxx tan- Oshaae The Week P.O. Box ilei BBO. property be seen g'tasy and photo&. Dsaeett For 481 Oshawa Ont. L1H 7L5. county Brest. One hour OW d Wormwon ,rose Karen Bon 710 Births ITS A BOY MacGregor, proud parents Linda -Ann and Doug are happy to announce the birth of Matthew Graham, on Monday. June 7, 1993 at 4:42 p.m. at Ajax - Pickering Hospital weighing 7 lbs. 11 oz. A baby brother for Michael. Grandparents Anita -Mane and Malcolm and the rest of ft family are delighted to say welcome Matt! on video. 434.8631. (0622931 Toronto. Charles. (416) 431- 670-RO Kelowna. BC. V1Y 7P4, Don't Forget KAWARTHAS Lake Seyrrwow - 1566'. (074293) adub only plow. (TF) 300 Cluch SL N., Ajax Woodland Ease, nokw.kw ing cottages. 3 ptus peau Out -of -Town LADIESI Goodbody's Health 54 Oshawa/Whitby This Week & lsrhirlp beech, Properties Spa special Dronhotiorn Super Phyllis SperlcW barfxoomh.. pool, etas. Ixsy9retwea. mnu.e tan. toning. SW class. hakan Ajax/Pickering News Pickering. 705853 OWNER Fowso 100 ache and "is. AN Jar SZ Get , Wily 10:30 alt. N.E. of with t tib h. d Shoreline, Next o for summer. Open everyday. with MC IrJG W 10A0 Film JBR-1Rt dl ,Pa" (062493)4i(062493)- C+rn aLand- mtitrt d boating Also 112 price karate Advertiser Classified Dept. DORSET - Mrs well kept and fishing Treed, privacy. memberships. Call 839-FITT P110 counters for rem len si southern exposure. $29.900; (3488). (0622g3)iS open for your convenience qust take Flood b the door, at $210 monthly 427-6637 839-7271 oonwrniarlose, core 10 barn. the JESUS says. can the blind lead available July. August and 575 ��� Dig» Y«n minister sailownor. 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FLORIDA PL Charles - Vialorfs (TIF) law 0-p 11 0, -­ lithe. withirwe . pc. inow;ansults,. on 580 �9a9 186h FaYvrtry, ckbltawe, ttrsYt► � mng poet. Call 1-4/6721-0802 P@24" MORTGAGES and Personal PORT Charlonse - now home Loans - call If you we self. 1993, two bedroom's, three employed, have payments, bel . fully furnished, air con„ neck• 11rre difficulties or Scierined l - poo( and IareaL been turned down. CityCan Accomtodades eight people. Fkwcwl. 4368104 Oshawa of Rat" in Canadian dollars. 2544697 Pickwing. ) Photos aid avaI 'IN- (416) kK=GAGE3 and baits. 96% 5710246. /0022M tiymldng, down paymant also 500 Honles arranged. Oua(il(ed or For Sate eB�oa. "Co mwNy Doug AJAX - raked bungalow Mees Sen ML ftp on Figs 721244• lel. IYiislMd MORTGAGES as low as L75% basement with two extra oac, call Michael. 6667200. bedrooms, two fireplaces. Antis Invesurrnaa Lid. Saving Brags gm Darr Otltarb since 1972. rrF1 visit anytime. 428-3260. M90 Business PRIVATE salla - Maple Ridge Opportunities beautiful family home - Iwo storey, landscaped. 4 Plus / EXISTN 2 dWft alone business. bedrooms, fully finished marketing exclusive, exotic basement, heated Inground baimatge drink products to the Pool. numerous upgrades, •Hospitality, Industry'. High OPEN HOUSE 1.6 P.M. Set. and ptoMs (70-90%) on caRirkrokw Sun. Call 830-2088. (0623«1) repeat orders. Sale price PICKERING . attractive 3 •� ��• Cal Patrick bedroornserra. 12 years old, 1 1/ London tµ1812968701 barn - 2 bile, ail. graces, close to Go. 5 P -m- (062463) $148,900. Call 839-5267. SMALL town - we need people. OF your going to eel your he low taxes. lots - cheap. (306) PrvalaI do k right and save. 597-2034, 65 p.m. Write J. Cal View A Hamar". 1100.263. Ross, P.O. Box 25, Togo 1547. Rex Sal ber...exposure Sa"e�che ten. SOA 4EO. "r homes. roomm BROKER has $10.000 w laid at WMTBY - piva bcwness fa $110 per mlinal Corti u Doug aaM. Wel SMANMW and tax- a 86a16C5, CammarMy, FkiNt► 11 turnover. Call 4360717. diel Servtote. (TF) 111 Ago, q ATTEND THEIR WORSHIP SERVICES AMBERLEA PR Vinyl RIAs CHURCH IPICKEiM YK.LAGE UNMW CHURCH 1020 WhitBs Rd. N- THE FAMLY CHURCH 300 Cluch SL N., Ajax WORSHIP 71LE 6634721 11:00 a.m. supervised Nuitstiry Rev. Howard Zurbttigg 030.1003 Phyllis SperlcW NIEST111r11Y IIre1GH (BAPTIST CHURCHH WorsNp 3 Sunday School M6.illi,p p k S p I n � 10:30 alt. 65 WIN; Ave. North, Alex MW AAL ST. ANDREWS MC IrJG W 10A0 Film JBR-1Rt dl ,Pa" ® PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. DUNBAff= - FAMPORT UNn'ED CHURCH PICKERING VILLAGE 1066 Dunbarton Rd, Pickering 839-7271 683-7311 Worship & Church School PAN REV. JAMES BIGGS Church Service 10:30 a.m. WORSHIP a CHURCH SCHOOL MCKERING STANDARD CHURCH 11:00 A.M. I " No $6I�7 To Advertise Your SLNU Sundsyseho6lr 10:15 Church Services `"°"''`P"WM ?� "°''�0 Call Janice BW cmw ow widt 683-5110 .•.. , .i. I1. i. M'♦l4•-•.I••t(# 4�,-..j,., , �rsaa: >Lcaarc A 1Mvrl�i7'ISER F7tIDAY, JUNE 1a, 1793 -PAGE 21 - facials - manicures - fibreglass nails - pedicures - waxing - eyelash, brow tints Call for appointment 831-1657 RICHARDS KWIK PICK TAXI NON SMOKING Lincoln Town Car Airport Two Way Service 420-6999 Pickering, Ontario CANDO IMPROVEMEN 1ETM UCENCE 82197 Renovations of all types since 1975 DOORS• DECKS• ROOFS BASEMENTS 'NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL' FREE ESTIMATES 686-5211 QG mal?la amm Fm Part, Repo Aw"is -� German and International Specialties Sunday Brunch 10:30 - 2.30 Tues. - Sat- 11:30-2:30 & 5.10 p.m. Sunday 10:30-9 p.m. Located in the Courtyard of Tiering 14ZVe 109 Old Ygngston V., 311ax 427.6760 it's not necessary to "R'eplace that old boat and motor. "Wepair and "R"efinish instead. We perform tune-ups and repairs of outboard motors, inboard motors and outdrives. For help in getting your boat "R"efurbished and on the lake Call this season. ;SAWYER MARINE SERVICES LTD. 655-8347 FROM 5.5% 1st, 2nd dl 3rd Mtges. to 95% ' Rental Properties & Cottages ' Re -financing ' Debt Consolidation ' Rural Properties Self-employed ' Bad Credit No Income -No Problem Prime Deals Below Bank Rates Fast Professional Service slice 1975 ca11686-2557 Mn ny TF Four Seasons sunrooms create space, add value By Beverly McFarlane Your family is getting larger and you need increased living space. Or you need more space because you are operating a business from home. On the other band, perhaps the challenge is simply that you want to create a special place of retreat in your backyard; or you just want to enclose a front porch. Where do you turn? Well, the first thing to do is seek the advise of a sunroom specialist, and right now, Four Seasons Sunrooms is making it easier for people considering such a home improvement project. With the attractive CIBC bank financing being offered for Four Seasons clients, now is a great time to 'add on.' As well, from now to the end of July, the Whitby showroom is granting savings of up to $2,000 on its 10'x16' sunrooms with best quality glass. Franchise owner and general manager Yolanda Lewandowski is making that offer as an incentive for those who are considering a sunroom. The corporate offices of Four Seasons Sunrooms is in Long Island, N.Y. Yolanda's showroom is one of 270 in North America. Not only does she receive the support of the corporate establishment, she also has the support of husband John Lewandowski, who has many years experience in the construction industry. The sunrooms can be used for a much needed family room, covered patio room or spa enclosure, or even as a hobby greenhouse. The point is, it gives additional and practical meaning to the term 'indoor -outdoor living,' with protection and privacy. There are assorted styles - not to mention sizes - available: straight or carved systems, for example. The state-of-the-art model is the American Classic, a curved system with thermally broken frames with built-in shade tracks, custom colors on request and a host of other features. The patio sunroom, meanwhile, features Four Seasons own exclusive Weatherlock roof panel 90 FOURQSEASONSt)N 2020 Wentworth St. W, Unit 19, Wbitby 400.2789 1-'e9-2G6.0u1 Four Seasons Sunrooms is a home improvement specialist you'll love. Below, a model sunroom at the Whitby location. system in 3" or 4 1/4" thick roof with full view steel classic prime entry door or sliding door w i t h screens. The Hobby Greenhouse is a low cost unit you will be proud to own. And there are still more style options in between. But what most determines the comfort level of the selected system is the type of glass installed. Because of the desire to create a natural sun -tilled living area, glass represents over 90% of the wall and roof area of the sunrooms There are three types of glass available. The best glass. according to Yolanda is the R-9.1 Sunsmart Max. This offers the standard insulating glass, but in addition, a Low E inner pane, a protective coating, heat mirror and gas-filled krypton. The R-9.1 results in the best insulation value, allowing the homeowner to make optimum use of the sun -filled room year-round. It provides warmth in the winter yet is cooler in the summer. Next down the list is the R-3.7 which also comes with the beat mirror but not the Low E inner pane or the protective coating. The basic glass is the R-2.0 which does not provide the insulation efficiency, although some upgrades can be added. The Whitby location, which comprises over 2,000 sq.ft. of space, includes a small office and >ri O Min O � tl� Rei ArWt's oacitlsll� PILL aamna ■Ic�cts st+oty • BicycN Service ik Time -Ups • Bksycb Seim, Parts 8 Acaesories 890 111100ft PA Soucy µrt, ORL, LIS (416)619-8875 warehouse. Best of all, however. is the showroom which displays floor models. Once the foundation has been laid. a 10'xR' model take just four to five days to build. Price. of course. will vary, due to such selections as the type of interior finishing. Interior wood for the rooms is available in pine. oak or cedar, with color choices ranging from light through to dark. Yolanda says. "When the economy is had, it pays to improve your house rather than to buy a new one." She adds further. "A tiny, dark, kitchen can be opened up to create more space and light." Besides residences, the Whitby business invites restaurants and other commercial properties to explore the assorted ideas for incorporating a sunroom into their existing plan. Whatever your reason for adding a sunroom or enclosing a porch, drop by or call Four Seasons Sunrooms in Whitby between the hours of 9 am. to 5 pm. Mon. to Fri. or 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sat. Yolanda will be happy to discuss your personal needs with you. The business is at 2020 Wentworth St. W., Unit 19; tel. 404-2789. PET SITTERS ETC. Pet, Plant and Home Care SERVING DURHAM SINCE 1906 PROFESSIONAL CARE OF PETS PLANTS A HOMES BONDED A INSURED WE CARE FOR YOUR PETS IN THE COMFORT OF YOUR OWN HOME =*I ^. 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All work guaranteed. free estimates. Cal a20-6320. Ma,ax) Plumbing CALL 8 SAVE PLUMBING d RENOVATION Drar cleaning. repairs 8 new Installations. Basement washrooms. ceramic tile. Compenve Rates. Estimates. 22 yrs experience. ucenced. Experienced Journeyman Plumber No job too sinal - Fauuts, showers, basement washrooms, feet ban, efc. Any rmoatlom or addition. Da" 4274174, Home 427$809 Ask for Tom. LICENSED Master Plumber - free esthmiss. Excsoent wailk guaranteed. Can Paul. SS& 4636. JUNE SPECIAL - all leaky taps fixed. $25 . Paris. MG 1893) Private Tuitions, Schools IBM%COMPATIBLE tutor available- Fluent in Turing BASIC. Wordperfect. DOS, windows, Novell. Norton Utflites. PC took, Ou,dk Dos and mon. System set-up also available. Cal Adam, 6861896. JlcDonald's ReJL staurant Aja - and the NEWS ADVERTISER A Present Moving, Storage MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move aftyttnific anywhere, anytime. Commercial of residential. P111=9ing, storage and boxes available. 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SY 3070 LOOKING FOR SUGAR DADDY, single white female, 48, likes dining, dancing, music, theatre and more, married o.k., I'm established and discreet SY 3073 ESTABLISHED lady, owns sports motorcycle (no passengers), enjoys dancing, rollerskating, conversation, outgoing, seeks male, 25-35, physically fit, established, mature, wild attitude. SY 3203 YOUNG 4 HEART ATTRACTIVE, female, likes movies, dining. dancing, wales, sports minded, seeks Same In senior malady in Ws, enjoys dining, dancing, prays card& Would events. g 4p0pp hip for social LADY in 50's enjoys dining, dancing, Plays cards would like comparti for social events. SY 4002 ACTIVE, attractive widow, non smoking, social drinker, dancing, cards and travel, good humor, seeks the same in a gentleman 65-68, tall, dark and hands me. S 4011 'f�0E1r�T.t10O� Tie'lt_INTt Yr7tfQ IISO`ttr For per -Ams 18 years of age and over. TALL, sincere gentleman, 43, interests are baseball, dancing, cottage country, cycling, seeking sincere, kind hearted, fun loving lady to share same, 35-40. SY 1033 GOOD-LOOKING, single male, 29, outdoors type, enjoys camping, fishing, seeks sincere good looking female for possible relationship. SY 1093 CHRISTIAN professional male, 33, attractive, family oriented, compassionate, sense of tumor, down to earth, enjoys getaways, dining, quiet evenings, seeks attractive Christian woman with same interests, 25-35. SY 1094 MUSCULAR, young looking 29, E_,r )mean gentleman, 59% 180 lbs., mtelhgent, athletic, enjoys movies, singing, dancing, seeks female under 30, slim, same interests. SY 1101 VERY OUTGOING, attractive male, 38, enjoys quiet evenings camping, funny and unique, seeks female 30-40 open minded and sincere SY 1102 CATCH ME! divorced white male, who enjoys dancing, quiet dinners and country living, seeks single white female, 30 something, who enjoys the same. SY 1103 ATTRACTIVE, established male, 33, honest and affectionate, seeks an attractive non-smoking female, for a long term relationship, single mothers welcome. SY 1104 SINGLE white male, 33, attractive, radical intellectual, seeks fit conscientious female for as long as it will last. SY 1105 ATTRACTIVE single male, 6'4', enjoys sports, scuba diving, outdoors, dancing, romantic dinners and quiet evenings, seeking single 25-35 with similar interests. SY 1106 TALL bkre eyed male, 26, enjoys dining, dancing, long walks, and campirg, childre mid who also sharesthe same interests. SY 1107 HANDSOME white [male, 36, professional, great sense of humor, romantic, sincere, kind gentleman female with same qual0es 28 - relationship. SY 1109 OYSTER SEEKING MY PEARL, male, 38, enjoys quiet evenings, going to bars, fit, established, outggoor-tg sincere, honest, seeks female 35.40 with exact interests. SY 1110 EASY GOING attractive, aim gentleman, 40, sense of humor, sincere, considerate, responsible, reliable. likes outings, evenings in. gang, ca►�9 female, SY seeks easy CREATIVE, intagigertt single white male, 32, successfuil and funny, likes travel. sports, cooling, comedy and especially music, seeks expressive good hearted woman. SY 1112 AVERAGE LOOKING single white male, 52, 51r, 162 lbs., likes siting and working out, reading and homebody, has whiteSecure job, seeking slim, S11`1916 female 3547 with the same teser SY 1113 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE IS, 19f3 -PAGE 23 Companionship -Friendship Call1 �41 � 1 � i9gi � An 6 yt me 1. Respond by selecting the ad(s) you wish to respond to and make a note of the four digit "mailbox" number that appears at the end. 2. Call Sincerely Yours 1416-876-1991* at any time of the titl/ , day from any touch tone phone within the 416 area code. I Follow the easy instructions. You'll have the option of responding to a specific ad or browsing voice mailbox greetings from Sincerely Yours advertiser. A charge of 1 94 per minute will appear .m yr,ur next telepfrme b,11 fin revp.,rding M Sinc"ely Y.n,r% CREATIVE outgoing single male 23 A relationship, enjoy romantic moments, PRETTY, sensitive, shy female, 21, full caring, honest, responsible, hard walks, music and the arts, kids, o.k. figured, looking for honest male 22-30 to working, loves music, dancing, travel, seeks non-smoking female 21-26 who Sincere only. SY 1131 share quiet nights. special moments. can be herself for possible relationship. SINGLE white male, 43. 57", searching romantic times. SY 2115 SY 1114 for petite lady who enjoys travel, theatre, CHRISTIAN mother, 31, likes dancing, romantic dinners, lazy walks, along romantic walks, conversation and TALL, male, 21, long brown hair, blue moon lit beaches, we can make it havingfun, seeks honest, eyes, looking for attractive female, 19- happen. SY 1132 trusting male with similar interests. caring, 30, enjoys camping, canoeing, fishing 9 Y and is interested in a long term SINGLE white male, 27, 5'6" 180 lbs., 2119 relationship. SY 1115 enjoys the outdoors, dining, dancing, PROFESSIONAL lady. 47. 5'8 seeks SINGLE, white male, attractive, 28, quiet evenings at home, seeks single gentleman for golf, theatre, dancing, white female, 20-30 who enjoys the treasure hunts, quiet times, friendship, sincere, creative, romantic, enjoys lazy same walks, cuddling, movies, seeking , children are waken-. SY 1133 looking for potential relationship. SY attractive, mature, single white female, SINGLE white male, 21, enjoys music, 2121 20-28 for serious relationship. SY 1116 bowling, dancing, the outdoors, quiet a BLOND, brown ed female, in m evenings at home, seeks female 18-24 y y FIREFIGHTER, seeking woman, 35-40, who enjoys the same for possible long 30 s. enjoys outdoors. music, dinners, attractive, affectionate, enjoys cottage term relationship SY 1134 theatre, romance, seeks gentleman life, family fun, for long term relationship. who's humorous, honest, sincere. SY 1117 OUTGOING single white male, 36, established. SY 2122 attractive. into sports, country music. ROMANTIC, handsome, 30 something, camping, midnight walks. holding hands GREAT SENSE OF HUMOR, single established, fun male, 511', 185 lbs., and thunderstorms, seeks attractive lady white femaie 36. wcrkmg. loves country seeks kind, sensitive, gentle, caring, 25-36 with similar interests. SY 1135 music, travel, dancing, sociable drinker, gorgeous female. 25-35, with a great seeks single white working male, similar sense of humor. SY 1118 GOOD LOOKING male, 18, honest, interests. SY 2123 SPORTS minded male, single, 25. tall, sense of humor, loves sports and going g to the gym, looking for attractive female SPONTANEOUS, independent, full rugged, likes camping, shooting pool, 19-21 SY 1136 figured mom. 38, into cards, dancing, baseball, seeks outgoing female, 20-28, fishing, camping, seeks single white for long term relationship. Lers share ATTRACTIVE male, 38, enjoys all kinds male, 37-50, who's sincere, patient, some fun. SY 1119 of sports, camping, boating, fishing, very devoted, fun loving. good humored and romantic, looking for attractive lady 28- family oriented. SY 2125 SINGLE attractive male, 38, honest, 40 must like children. SY 1137 responsible, sincere, hardworking, SINCERE, single white female. 39, 5'T, enjoys quiet evenings, home body type. SINCERE affectionate gentlernan, 47, a attractive Filipino woman enjoys dancing, travel, cottage life, divorced, brunette. enjoys walks. talks. seeks single dancing, country music, country drives. for serious relationship. SY 1120 water skiing seeks female 40-50 with seeks warm affectionate white divorced ABOVE AVERAGE male, 35, muscular similar interests and a few more, for male 40-47 SY 2126 long term relationship. SY 1138 bund, enjoys movies and dinner, seeks female, beautiful both inside and out, to II!fFa-- • i share life. SY 1121 OM ATTRACTIVE single white male, 28, I enjoys evenings out, movies and the LOOKI outdoors, seeks single white female 25- t? 35, prefer smoker, for companionship . and romance, lens share a bottle of wine. SY 1122 ATTRACTIVE single white male, 42, ROMANTIC enjoys sports, camping, walking, dining, dancing with a zest for life, seeks lady 30-38 who enjoys the same, children welcome. SY 1123 SEPARATED, shy female, 40 yrs., who SINGLE FATHER, 37, enjoys church, likes outdoors, camping, dining. walks, the beach, loves romantic dancing, sports minded, seeks evenings out and quiet times at home, affectionate male 35-45 with same seeking lady with same interests, interests. SY 2025 children welcome. SY 1124 BLONDE, blue eyed, female, 27, enjoys MALE 43, wiriower, honest and sincere, outdoors, country music, likes enjoys music, dining, dancing. walking motorcycles, especially Harley's, seeks and quiet times at home, seeks lady 40- male 30-39 who enjoys the same. SY 45 with same interests, children 2034 welcome. SY 1125 FORTY-SEVEN yr. old white female, wELL ESTABLISHED single white widow, interests are fine dining, music, male, 57, recently divorced, non- rock and roll, dan=V, seeks gentleman smoker, social drinker, enjoys sports, 45-50, well established. SY 2052 quiet evenrtigs* outdoors, seeks since SINCERE attractive single mom, 33, white female 48-54, not too tom, seeks honest, ft attractive single white affectionate, sincere and dePandae. male, 33-38, who enjoys children, SY 1126 camping, outgoing, romantic evenings. SPONTANEOUS, single white male, SY 2054 5'10', 160 lbs., 32, two cltidren. PETITE, attractive lady, enjoys dining, outgoing (nature tikes), 06mete, travel, romantic evenings, seeks mature, responsible, enjoys quiet gentleman, late 40'3 established, evenings, for cornimitted outgoing and sincere, prefer tall, husky relationship, If you the same, please men. Lars take a chance. SY 2001 respond. SY 1127 YOUNG lady, 31, wishing to seek COLLEGE STUDENT, male, 31, social relationship with sincere working drinker, smoker, seeks attractive mature gendernan 31-40. SY 2091 female, mid 20's - early 30's, not into m head games, (prefer a red head) SY ATTRACTIVE, fall figured, single 1129 female, 35, seeks established, self SINGLE white male 32, recent College assured male, who Is ready to settle down ili committed relationship, graduate, end witty, seeks attractive sincere replies only. SY 2113 t down to earth female, 18-25 for outdoor acbvipes,quiet evenings and ARE YOU honest, sincere and conversation for possible relationship. protective of your woman. I'm an SY 1130 attractive redhead with 2 children, SENSITIVE man, 36, seeking female of enjoys quiet times, dancing, movies, Inter beauty 30-40 for meaningful romance. SY 2114 LADY, seeking man in his 50's, who enjoys singing, dancing, traveling and cottage life. I have seen your ad. please respond to mine. SY 2127 LOOKING for attractive single white male who is fun, musical, sensitive and doesn't shutter at the word commitment! t m 27, divorced and spontaneous, P.S. do you know who Valdy is? SY 2128 HIGH SPIRITED, attractive female. highly aware, university grad, great sense of humor, seeks companionable male, 50+ with similar attributes, including a nice smile. SY 2129 ROMANTIC blue eyed, blonde, seeks financially, emotionally stable companion 23-35, must be mature, responsible, loves country music, ctttfldren and travel. SY 2131 SELF EMPLOYED professional single white female, non-smoker enjoys golfing, cycling, camping, seeks romantic single white male, 30-35, with similar interests. SY 2132 CLASSY female, ful figured, 40, varied interests, seeks decent established male 35-45, active, romantic, non- smoker, for possible long term relationship. SY 2133 OUTGOING, attractive, single, slim, working mom, 35, enjoys music, the outdoors, good sense of humor, seelang non smoking gentleman 35-45 for possible relabonshp. SY 2134 OUTGOING, spontaneous, affectionate and caring divorced mother of 1, who has a lot to give, is looking for that special someone to give 4 to. SY 2136 ATTRACTIVE single white mom, seeks attractive single black male, 25-35 for fun times, dancing and possible romance, must love children and be sincere. SY 2137 ESTABLISHED, early 40's, attractive, slim, blonde, looking to share boating, camping, travel, warm beaches and coli beer with tall, dark and handsome male, 40-50. SY 2138 BLONDE HAIR, blue eyes, unattached female, in 50's, 51', likes dinners, For persons I8 years of age and over. gardening, cooking, seeks unattached gentleman in 50's with similar interests, for long term relationship. SY 2139 THIRTY SOMETHING, Single white female. Jery attractive, loves horses, dancing, roller skating, dining and the country life, seeks gentleman with same interests for companionship. SY 2141 A CONFIDANT captivating catch. I m a petite female. 34, with roommates under the age of 10. I'm seeking a fit, intelligent, male. 30-35 for a relationship. SY 2142 FULL FIGURED female, 35. sense of humour. enjoys dining out, dancing, movies and romance, seeks compatible male. who will appreciate my special qualities. SY 2143 ATTRACTIVE `-male. 21, 5'9' 120 'bs 11 IooK;ng ';r -inmate compan en, 25-30 who enjoys the outdoors, travelling and fine dining. SY 2144 TALL young motrer, wh te. large frar- ei. enjoys baseball, broomball, fishing and riding my motorcycle. seeks honest, tall, white, work;ng, family minded. outdoors man with similar interests. SY 2145 FULL FIGURED femaie. 35. ur.attachec. . ken :.ampmg, dancing, baseball, travel, seeks mate. 35-4C. who is sincere, sensitive. established. non- smoker 1dnnker, for long term relationship. SY 2146 OUTGOING singie mom. envoys camp ng. ' s^ung, musk, aria quiet times, very caring, affectionate and sensitive, seeking possible -Mr. Right' who can offer rhe same. SY 2147 WANT TO GO ON SAFARI to the wilds of Northern Ontano. wart tc survive the jungle of the civilized city, strong man. 45-55 required. SY 2148 LET ME LISTEN to your words of wisdom as we share a moment together, my friend. you are male 45-55. established, confident, self accepting. Hi' SY 2150 FUN LOVING woman in fabulous 40's, looking for gentleman same age or younger, to share laughs and good times. SY 2151 FUN LOVING single white female, 23, seeks single white male. 23-30 who loves dancing and has an outgoing, spontaneous, sincere personality. SY 2152 SLIM, attractive, single, white female, mid 30's, fun loving, seeks tall gentleman with good sense of humor, for companionship or long lasting relationship. SY 2153 ATTRACTIVE, slim single white female, early 30's, 5'6', good sense of humor seeks tall attractive romantic sincere working single white male, mid 30's for possible relationship. SY 2154 ARTISTIC warm, enthusiastic lady comfortable to be with, dreams of gentle mate, 46+ for companionship, light the fire within, you're the best. SY 2155 SLIM mother of two, 26, single and attractive, who likes to do many things, would like to meet someone who's not into headgames 24-30. SY 2156 SEXY petite blonde, 31, looking for an affectionate, warm, financially secure gentleman to enjoy romantic evenings together. SY 2157 ATTRACTIVE full figured female, 22, loves fishing, hiking, horseback riding, dancing, looking for reale 23-30 who enjoys same, for possible relationship. SY 2158 OshawwWhitby This Week A Ajax Pickering News Advettiaer assumes no liability for the content or reply a any Sincerely Yours advertisement. The advertisa assumes complete liability for the content of. and all responses to, any advertisement or r000tdod message and for any claims made against OshawalWhitby This Week as a result thereat. 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PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1993 We are passing $8 million in savings to you during featuring men's suits for I I, JLILA- 4M Ida � I A I 9 25%9 9 9 8 5 9 9 EACH EACH EACH PAIR REG 19.99 ff - Ip m wom mmmwk'� Hmmmmm Sab prigs are in affect, Saturday, Jurro Ift, 1993, ur*m oMrorwiae indcned, rMiaa q Mofta h L 19 `/A7\/! Beryl EACH SEARS REG. 99.99 EA. OR PK. EG. 3.29.4.49 UUMM MMMMM 1Ms pble *— w ear• plaa Expect morefrom Sears SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Thl s Week r 5 t --b'a fi FC�'e�..,,eP aiY *<'4�•'?c. s�t'irSBi =�... ,s'�+- -r -'y #Ok 'it�'� r ' AT Y a � REWS ADVERTIam .Best Homes JUNE 18 - 26 PRESSRUN 200,000 e O easier...auga wet � ovest you in, Owning a home today is easier than y at Liberty Village in Bowmanville. The.. . sales team would be delighted to fill yo*jw0Q the details of their $500 down paymet _ plan. Following that, you should take a moment to _ look over the 6 new models recently in6oduced to the massive offering of designs "berry Village. The new designs start at $99 for a .M 30' la product. a As builder Saver io Montemarano says C offer price, quality and terrific incentives for the r new home buyer. We are the only choice builder. We take great pride in personalized service." t So much so, that they have sold more properties in Bowmanville than any other _ company, which makes than Melody is committed to the Bowmanville area. in the arta. _ P �� ;u other developers who get in and out as quickly THE , .a<ks possible, Liberty Village is not a short term prolecL With over 800 units in the community, Melody Hanes plans to be here for quite a while. _ are currently under construction. . y(. R=ndy a new pwk and playground was announced To reach the Liberty Village sales which will feature a baseball diamond, benches and centre. exit Hwy. 401 at Liberty St. and M walkways for casual strolls and is scheduled for proceed north five kilometers to t r this yew. Freeland. The sales centre is just on your ..� F . Always an innovator for purchaser incentive, rigor- Salem centre houe are Monday to badody is ply offeng free des for one Thursday from 1 to 8 pan. and Saturdays, year (a $5,200 value) to all new home purchasas. Sundays and holidays from 11 a.m. to 6 =T ^ 1` IN irlwy arse also offering a "M p.m. The sales office is closed on . , .."Mystery Gift vahred at - SUM (not appliances) to the first 100. qualified Fridays. For more information call, 623- Y `~ 4644 or 623-6549. porch niers and it can be viewed at the sales off m The homes at Liberty Village ve` exteriors nodi mage 6nan aPProati tdy 1,+008 sq. !t. to 3,000 sq. & Starting at 399,900 for a single, ' detached home on a 30' lot and $119$W for folly , ~ detached homes on 40' lots. Still popular IVA an, ft pmcha is the; ie — i had -Choice program, introduood by Wody Homes t: two Years ago. Thk #lekft►;e programa ofers chaaw their choice of exteriors and up to six different floorplsos per model which they can mix and. am" to suit their lifestyle. "Prices, quality and eraftsmansh4," says . Irtoatemarano PwAy, "nobody can came close tom » when it comes to choices." It would be Mrd to disagree. The builder is always opt to the' 3_ �s :. ' ee reoer es fee A Year". r L o ty village already is home to more 0on 30© families. The community will evomtaally f=aire about pnmo" So going 800 bones. Possession does we avad*b film�v t� mOn ser wort WW~ .f 06 ww }� rip . i Y immedies e clor+ng �.,� , , >Rl lwutta it�xrt�tt6ia �;+ria to tie of tltts ... ate.. PAGE 2 OMMA TMS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER Jules is - Jurw 2S,1 M0SM wmEs, a w 14 - A w 26,19!0 P449gw 8oanes o=ld ZlMtearJLCW11 r Mlhitbyets a little bit of c If you have been looking for a new home and the houses you've seen are starting to be undistinguishable, then you owe it to yourself to experience a little magic. The Magic of Woodmere features lots of windows, distinctive rooflines, large kitchens and various other architectural details e which make this new Whitby community attrac- tive to your family's A r•: needs. e There is a home for everyone in this new development. Homes are r available on 23- or 40 -foot lots and range in size from A 936 square feet to over e 2.200 square feet. Prices 9 start at $129.990. ei Homes at the Magic of e Woodmere are especially 9 attractive to people who are currently renting. With five per cent down, you can move into your own home and have monthly pay- ments which are the same or lower than what you are paying for rent. Also for a limited time, every home at the Magic of Woodmere comes with five appliances. But the distinctive roofline and ele- gant exterior design is not all the homes of the Magic of Woodmere have to offer. The builder has also given close attention to the layout of the home to make it both comfortable and functional. Take the Statlord for example. Here is a versatile 1,500-sq.ft. bungalow with much to offer. Immediately upon entering the Stafford. you will be amazed by the vast dimension of the living room/dining room area. One elevation offers a cathedral ceiling and the optional three -sided gas fireplace add an elegantly decorative and com- fortable touch. The kitchen/breakfast area also offers plenty of space and features a walk -out to the backyard. One of the nice touches of this home is that you can choose between a two- or three-bedroom layout. If you opt for the two-bedroom plan, a home office or study may be just the thing you need for those moments when you need to get some work done or just want to get away for a few quiet min- utes. The master bedroom features a large walk-in closet and ensuite bath. The second bedroom has generous dimensions. Downstairs, there is plenty to opportunities. The optional finished family room, which can be accented with a gas fireplace, makes a groat get- together area for the family or friends. Space will easily accommodate a recreation room, an additional bed- room, future workshop of hobby room and there is a rough -in for a three- piece bathroom. All in all, the Stafford is very attrac- tive, especially when you can move in and have monthly payments under 51,000 (ask your sales representative for details. , The development will feature a total of 90 homes. Closing dates are avail- able from October 1993 to February 1994. Woodmere Homes has been build- ing homes for 15 years and has devel- oped communities in Pickering, North York, Stouffville and Mississauga. Hwy. 401. The sales office is open Whitby's the Magic of Woodmere is Monday to Thursday from 1 to 8 p.m. located off Dryden Blvd., just east of and from noon to 6 p.m. on weekends Thickson Rd. The sales office is locat- and holidays. For information contact ed at the intersection of Thickson Rd. Gaye Morrish or Steve Lioukras at and Champlain Ave., just south of 721-8300. It The Stafford is just one of the fabulous designs from Woodmere Homes in Whitby. g r BUILD i .. YOUR .�-DREAM ' HOME! Oft -& FROM 2,000 SQ. F71-. & UP ON LARGE LOTS....... • Lix.alcd at 'I'aylorwc>,xi Rd .North nshawa - East of Durham College We will custom build your h(>me, c)r builder of your choice CkLL MICHAEL ZYGOCKI - 728-9471 ...,,,, --- -- — -- The edge of the Rouge. $219,900. and up. lkar friends and neighbours, I wanted you to be among the first to know there have been changes. The spectacular and distinctive estate homes of TallTrees are now offered at considerahiv revised prices. All who have seen the land. without exception, are moved by the beauty of the ravines and the wcxxllands that crest the Twti'n Rivers of the Rouge. Today, the w•Ildflowercs have exploded in the forest, the river is rushing and the world is joyous with hirdsong. This is the kind of land that we all long to own. /", \ N It H.I (L IHF R,A t.1 %- The homes are unparalleled anywhere in the country. Designed by Viljoen & Associates, Architects, to feel like the grand homes of established heritage Ontario, and built by Marshall Homes with respectful attention to every detail, these are million -dollar homes that are priced now from $339,900. and up. You owe it to yourself to come and review the new prices and the new plans. Tucked into the other side of TallTrees, and linked by a wooded walk, is the quiet pocket of homes called The Grove. fol I Ylie Maplewood • 2,024 sq. ft. Easy family living for $219,900. 1 ike the c lasso buildings oI early t Intarki. this is a home that Areathes with ea,v cumlon 1 hr windows are deep and low. qu,nned to delineate handsome Iratures and give a substantial face upon the world Insidr, a world tit light and spate. Presented gracrtulh bn an atthrt"I who, understands out Prtvary sick as well a, iwr social side .� M •�iL "y. r �' • 3 B it& �.. N I� ii I ►' M.� 'r r—ter. r — -r—r rr-r—,l r-r,� - -- -rr The Claremont • 5,199 sq. ft. A million dollar home, now $425,000 This o a magnificent structure that e,taMishe, the %uretxapr 4wAk%.l status, give., herr ter to the neightit ourhood. An early aokwuail adaptation. intricate. tseaunlulty toncetved rtollincs. peaked high over windowsori the upper floors. (himnevs heading tm the cl etch hest when exhaling hardwood smoke and warming chills tows Sen pldid portit.— and dcoirwas1, made lm grand entrances irven when vou're lust bringing home a lug of milkl- s.aragrs that Leel more like a coach house. extend the grand rale of the stnwlure. But In thr end. n's all rya attitude. An attitude oot established living, • sen,e to knowing how and where to Ime And why. U ROVE AT TAI.LTRFJFS \ 14 '—/ While many families have settled here, there are some twenty fine building sites waiting to be claimed. These are traditional family homes, generous spaces, beautifully built. And now, the homes in The Grove can be had from $219,900. and up. Considering the many great advantages of the Rouge Valley location, you can safely say that this is the best value for compar- able homes in all of Toronto East. The price is new. The archi- tecture is superlative. But the land is just as it always was. Green, lush and lovely. The Rouge Valley at your garden gate will be forever woodlands. Some things have changed. But the value and the unique qualities of the land are here forever. As builder, 1 am firmly committed to the community. I live here with my wife and daughter and son. We invite you to come and look again. Sincerely, Craig Marshall Take the eadowvale nide, a# the 401, heading for the Zoo. Eau on Sheppard, then careftdty fwk kR on Twyn Rives. The road winds dower, down to the mer in the Valley of the Rouge, over bri*rs, past quiet men fishing, old forest rising over all. You won? get lost fn the woods. You only wish you would. ,orn,oi. rt G30- ± * ii strrwriri Aka _ Then up, up the valley through the woods to TallTrees. A Village on the Rouge. A small village, self-contained, quite perfect, /caning up against the permanent wilds and woodWnds of the Rouge. You'll feel that you've arrived. Sales office Hours: Monday - Thursday 1pm - 8pm, Weekends & Holidays 11 am - 6 pm Telephone (4161 509-3350 08NANA TIM WEEWMAX NEM18 ADVEl1' SEPL Jww 18 - Jww 21k /INVEST NODS, Jaw 1 f - Jww 28,1993 PAGE 3 New Homes sad I>ater:Kors Fieldstone brings smalltown atmospheretothecity When youare considering buying homes is available for $164,990. All a new home, location is high on the homes in Fieldstone include a five - priority list. It is important to be near appliance package. shopping, transportation routes and For more information on other amenities, but the overall Fieldstone, visit the sales office atmosphere in the neighborhood must which is located on Hwy. 2, just east also be considered. of the Oshawa townline. Office hours Stolp Homes knows the are Monday to Thursday from 2 to 9Flow� importance of both factors and p.m. and weekends and holidays »•« �!'""" "` considers those factors when from noon to 6 p.m. Call 436-0968 planning its communities. Stolp for more information. L Homes brings its experience of „_._. building over 3.000 homes during the 2 r past 10 years in communities is The Windermere is a great �:::- J'r eastern Metropolitan Toronto and example of the versatility of Durham Region to this Courtice ,:,�;" �h• = �- === development. raised bungalows and one of - For its latest development of the models available in 2wQMAW Fieldstone, Stolp Homes has chosen UAWW 8EDROM� a Courtice location where a Fieldstone, where Stolp Homes smalltown atmosphere exists within is building houses with the the city. The quiet, low -traffic ""`EM location is both a great place to raise needs of the family in mind. _ a family and ideal place to retire. -� lP. LIM Fieldstone features the attention to construction which Stolp Homes is known and regarded for, but the builder has gone further. Before planning and designing the homes for Fieldstone, Stolp Homes studied the needs of families and addressed those needs in the plans for the development. The result is homes that are suited not just for the next five years as the family grows, but for the next 25 years. Most homes in Fieldstone feature two -car garages, family rooms and can accommodate three - or four-bedroom layouts. Basically, Fieldstone offers the features of larger homes in a smaller size, still with good dimensions, and a great price. And that is important at a time when taxes and maintenance costs seem to pinching the family's budget in an already tough economic climate. Fieldstone features a mixture of bungalows, raised bungalows and two-storey homes. In total, five different models ranging in size from 1,000 to 1,800 square feet are available, starting at just $129,900. The advantage of a raised bungalow is versatility. The design of the home allows for a variety of layouts and bedroom variations. The Windermere is a great example of the versatility of raised bungalows. In this 1,800-sq.ft. home, each member of the family can have as much privacy as desired, while the home maintains an open concept. The main floor features a grand living room/dining room which can accented with a two-sided gas fireplace, a large kitchen/breakfast area that has a breakfast counter and a walk -out to the back yard and a large study the entrance to which can be accented with double French doors. Also the main floor also features the master bedroom and en suite that has an oval tub and separate shower stall. The lower level accommodates two additional bedrooms and the large family room, as well as the laundry room and a 4 piece bathroom. This beautiful three-bedroom SPACE 4 GSA TICS WEEVJAJM NM ADVERTBER, JwM 16 • jn l I9ftgW Fg1ES, d111W 14 •JINN Yd, t sl►� `' 4 IU • Caigornia Dreams �r 4-Yw� , -14 Sunny, southern California has always had a bit of an attraction to many of us. Perhaps, it is thoughts of the ocean gently lapping at the sandy beaches filled with blonde and suntanned bodies that draws our attention. Or maybe. it is the Hollywood glitz and glamor that captures our imaginations. Whether it is the climate or the lifestyle, many of us have spent some time, as the Mamas and the Papas said. California Dreamin'. One area that has been largely unaffected by the sunny west coast is residential housing. Here. most people still prefer a more traditional layout in home design. People seem to he more comfortable with designs where rooms are clearly designated by a walled perimeter. Recently, a more open -concept. California-stvle features have been introduced into new homes. This trend has been well received in kitchentbreakfast area/family room part of many homes. With the welcoming of this design trend. one builder has taken the open concept to the next level. Coscan Development Corporation is making the dreams of California - concept homes and lifestyles a reality with its recently introduced California Dreams series of homes. California Dreams made their debut earlier this month at Oshawa's Harrow -smith development. The designs will be introduced into other Coscan sites across southern Ontario this summer. The series features three open-plan designs — the Malibu. the Carmel and the Monterey — with living space varying from I.44S square feet to 2.(16(1 square teet. The actual volume space. however. is comparable to homes several hundreds of square feet larger. The other attractive element of the California Dreams series is that there � _7 are many custom-tailored options available to home buyers. Prices for the _e•--�--•-^�-.�..-�._ ?= " series range from $173.9()1) to 19(1.911(1. `^rte' Coscan, like many builders, realize today's homebuyers are more selective as to the type and features they want in a home. The builder feels today's consumer is more open to more innovative interior designs than 7 lflr" homebuvers were a decade ago. The company spent many months researching the homebuying needs and wants of today's average voun(e family �. or young couple. Along with the i= architectural firm of Flannagan ; s Beresford & Patteson. Coscan developed a series of homes which are bri ht ; d I lot, Malibu d-- 1448 sq.ft Elevation B g . Jy an spacious. "A dramatic open-plan, an abundance of space and large windows Calitornia'..nle luxury. streaming with light are the hallmarks "This has been one of the most q- � of the California Dream home." says exciting proiects in new -home design Coscan's director or sales and that our firm has been involved with for r� marketing. '.Michael Firestone. "Our years." says John Beresford, of � � ■ designs are characterized by large Flannagan Beresford & Patteson. "We main -floor living spaces that soar two are delighted to be given the rare storeys in height and are overlooked by opportunity of incorporating custom upper galleries and massive window design features instead of having to spans. work around the specifications ofIn But two-storey high windows, standard products."vaulted ceilings and upper galleries are !how, it is time for you to see these just part of the appeal of a California innovative new designs for yourself Dreams home. There are also three- and. maybe, realize your own sided gas fireplaces, glass -block and CaliforniaDreams. T curved walls and a feature that will be Harrowsmith is located on Harmony the envy of many visitors to your new Rd., just north of Rossland Rd. The home — the great nxim, which opens sales office is open Monday to FPS TF out of the kitchen and is perfectly Thursday from 1 to R p.m. and from I I suited for family entertainment a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends. For more activities or a large gathering. information call 725-118 1. Californ ia Dreams homes also pay special design attention to the master bedroom suite. Here. large windows and an ensuite bathroom featuring , upgraded California bathtub and separate shower stall bring you closer to realizing that dream of living in .rr.ru.yr m •: U.7 x colo F1oua r. T_ .' A, Nara -ISVSq.FLS119.990 •S � _ .;.wr,..;nep HOMES ON 42 - 0' LOT 5 S IN COURTICE Fm .,xdwLots AvaMk • Pkk Lou Avatl*k f goo a Laodscaping bKb dod woo... IUrpum CEDARBROOKE v k.M.v 12 )low UJun --d I! 6pn .Frin a 6 yr � h,ma ..( vr• a..r.,. nr �✓+r.. r rnaryrr .nr.,n o,....1 n„ r FOR THE MONTH OFFNE YOU CAN CHOOSE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL BONUS PACKAGES FOR NO ADDITIONAL COST � _7 —1 g . Jy an spacious. "A dramatic open-plan, an abundance of space and large windows Calitornia'..nle luxury. streaming with light are the hallmarks "This has been one of the most q- � of the California Dream home." says exciting proiects in new -home design Coscan's director or sales and that our firm has been involved with for r� marketing. '.Michael Firestone. "Our years." says John Beresford, of � � ■ designs are characterized by large Flannagan Beresford & Patteson. "We main -floor living spaces that soar two are delighted to be given the rare storeys in height and are overlooked by opportunity of incorporating custom upper galleries and massive window design features instead of having to spans. work around the specifications ofIn But two-storey high windows, standard products."vaulted ceilings and upper galleries are !how, it is time for you to see these just part of the appeal of a California innovative new designs for yourself Dreams home. There are also three- and. maybe, realize your own sided gas fireplaces, glass -block and CaliforniaDreams. T curved walls and a feature that will be Harrowsmith is located on Harmony the envy of many visitors to your new Rd., just north of Rossland Rd. The home — the great nxim, which opens sales office is open Monday to FPS TF out of the kitchen and is perfectly Thursday from 1 to R p.m. and from I I suited for family entertainment a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends. For more activities or a large gathering. information call 725-118 1. Californ ia Dreams homes also pay special design attention to the master bedroom suite. Here. large windows and an ensuite bathroom featuring , upgraded California bathtub and separate shower stall bring you closer to realizing that dream of living in .rr.ru.yr m •: U.7 x colo F1oua r. T_ .' A, Nara -ISVSq.FLS119.990 •S � _ .;.wr,..;nep HOMES ON 42 - 0' LOT 5 S IN COURTICE Fm .,xdwLots AvaMk • Pkk Lou Avatl*k f goo a Laodscaping bKb dod woo... IUrpum CEDARBROOKE v k.M.v 12 )low UJun --d I! 6pn .Frin a 6 yr � h,ma ..( vr• a..r.,. nr �✓+r.. r rnaryrr .nr.,n o,....1 n„ r FOR THE MONTH OFFNE YOU CAN CHOOSE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL BONUS PACKAGES FOR NO ADDITIONAL COST 2 4d"V - -4' ' *i ' ' OSHAWA 7M WEEYJAJAX NM AD'VERTISEFL June 18 • Jow 95,19034*ST HOMES. Jww 194tlrw 216 111it1 PAGES Now HO23M40M sad Interiors Decorating needs careful planning Just like the Victorians in 1892, we're a touch schizophrenic. We reach nostalgically for the good things of the past century but project, with space-age excitement, beyond the year 2000. We want the best of all possible worlds and we can have it, too, right here at home! WHAT'S HOT? — It is in to make history again with elegant reproductions in celebration of Canada's rich heritage. Check out our own national style. Tap into Canada's ethnic richness. the solid woods of time-honored craftspeople, shaped to reflect our roots. Bill Roffey, national sales manager of Gibbard Furniture Shops, says, "Classic traditional dining rooms and bedrooms are very much in demand today. And our manufacturing methods allow solid woods to adapt to the varying humidities of Canadian summers and winters. The lodge look is hot, says Alan Ross, executive vice-president of marketing for Sklar Canada, in Whitby. "And it's not just for your northern hideaway. The style is bold, handsome and comfortable. Sofa, loveseat and chair shapes are covered in textured wind patterns, abstract, vibrant, and reminiscent of native designs - the all -Canadian version of desert southwest. Often exposed wood provides a mission -edge, but with great sophistication." The lodge look fits any informal setting, and it mar- ries well with Shaker, if you're so inclined. Never has lighting been so important in our homes. At the touch of a switch we create drama, magic romanticism, comfort, or the perfect work atmosphere. Hot now is the candlestick shape in brass, crystal, hand -rubbed woods, pewter or wrought iron for floor or table lamps, according to Jeff Engel of Engelite LOOKING FOR A BETTER Lighting. "The candlestick blends with contemporary or traditional decor, a true eclectic. Look for faux fin- ishes, and beautifully textured ethnics in ceramic or glass." Whatever you do, look for the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) tag, your guarantee of rigorous Canadian safety testing. Don't you have a home office? Sometimes it's double -duty space or, if you're lucky, a 'room of your own'. The home office is workplace for almost a third of Canadian careerists. Heinz Dittman, president of Three H Manufacturing, New Liskeard, has designed an office in disguise, concealed within an armoire equipped with pull-out trays for computer, printer, and a lock for privacy. Heinz suggests, "You can combine a guest bed- room with a home office with desk, computer com- ponent and storage units, and our pull-down wall bed." Soar into orbit with the clean, lean, high-tech con- temporary styling of metal furniture for casual dining --I U� F E? D A BETTER Thea take a short drive to the couna�side of Courtice and see MmUland Gardens . Where a aim r, safer way of life Is a renfity and you can fed part of a you'll be proud to calf home. wee M!Sftb � s�Lartie�adliaonf 1'itt� w�Atf�MoQ�Ilt Iwrdo� 35 t� Aa.ao�olw '' saitlro.a srtiowtlrs Be ��erne�► $ 90Q 3 Bedrooms, Cadledral Ceilings For $169,900 'levee vm Our ,Was ak s 'ft V"aerd From Noon li Sloe at 4 GeoW R*vic I ftckolve Km sqp 2 at $76%2548 does Kin and occasional tables. Black -on -black and white -on -white are also very popular, dramatic statements in almost any decor." Glass tops come every which way - clear, smokey, bevelled, sand -blasted, antiqued, all beauti- ful, flexible, functional. WHAT'S NOT! — Undersized, dinky furniture is out. We're in a more expansive mood now, we wart comfort in our havens from the world. Preserve us from fraught angles and contrived curves. They've vanished in favor of more graceful, gentle seduction in shapes and furniture placement. Spare minimalism has melted away into full, round- ed silhouettes. No more bland and boring. The bare -naked television, VCR or CD player is dead but not yet buried. Take pity on them. They need wall system cocoons to keep them dust immune and hide their twisty cords. Not is furniture that can't move with you. Our expanding mobility demands furnishings that flex altering times, cities. spaces, moods. Information provided by the Canadian Furniture Industry. Money grow on tries iisway'Foreft, The ■mit hasahvays been free. ' wr / Niii c Jprn w Ni nr rhun ' pm to - pm ` ' art X sun l,wm In i pm lungswn Forest is a serene comritunm of feature packed = I '(416) 436-51 61 bungalows & Mo %tort% homes 3 �t with cxthedr2l ceiling,. fantail & ben Aindo%N. %pea hatlararm% and garden room kitchen,, on full sized i9 h. to ,8h. kis"- surrounding a forest woodlot. vet priced (roan 1usi S I i4 ()till. i11t lD WSAW LUS FJe+ali.r. A. 1,719 sq. ft J;;1 1 na.0k ww b a r Kimpm" FwesL U1130 "„ Bu now & choose your FREE oow one of ptionl packam is l's �Indln: n�onhr =r�o�wins on that tool See Kinpway Foresltodayl Choose your new home' Then choose your FREE opaon_�,0 m Ems' 01 I. THE SUMMER COMFORT PACKAGE coatpkte central air coaditioaing s)uea for your new hone! LTHE GREEN PACKAGE landscape shrubbery and s4 ineedodd" stone wallew"! THE CONVENIENCE MCKM disheer + cenvat ,acuua * electric pftrage door opener! LT OSMAMIA rn,• hwt-4 taw , Cewrr i. (m Townhne Ww im-4 rw Kth ,l alil [A"- t:1[e A=pC V" Appy tt4 430.30 PAM 608N M THS WEE1t/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISERS Ju 111425.1lOIII W MOUES. JnM 1 f 4wW 21k 1010 l47evW HOaz!=ti aaaILd Zat4ftr140rs Duality means value in a Jeffery home For nearly 30 years. Wayne Jeffery has been providing homeowners with homes which can best be described by three words — quality. design. value. Jeffery takes great pride in those words. "We care about what we do." says Wayne Jeffery, whose company Jeffery Homes has been developing communities and building quality homes in the Oshawa area since 1965. "This is our only business." he says. "This is not a sideline or something we do on the side. 'We specialize in building new homes." Jeffen• Homes carefully plans every aspect of the community. from the shape of each lot to the way streets are laid out. Co-ordination of outside color schemes and careful placement of house models and elevations all contribute to an attractive Jeffery Homes community. Wayne stresses that ..our ultimate goal is to make buying and owning a home pleasing for people." Wavne's son. Scott. who works as the job site supervisor. says "each house is built to the same standards we would want in our own home. Whether it is a $250.000 house or a S 140.000 home. each 2X4 should be nailed the same way and each house trimmed to create a perfect finish." says Scott. It is this uncompromising way of looking at the developing a community and building houses which has made Jeffery Homes a favorite with the people of Oshawa. Careful attention to design detail is very much in evidence at Beaver Valley. which is located on Attersley Dr. north of Rossland Rd. and east of Wilson Rd. This community offers several models with features designed to make each house unique in some way, whether it is a cathedral ceiling. curved window. recessed garage or a laundry chute. "We try to give each a home design an item of distinction." Wayne says. "People appreciate the extra touches that are special to their individual home." Jeffery Homes has brought the same high standards in quality construction and design features which translate to great value to its newest development — Courtice Crossing. In this new community, located on Courtice Rd. between Hwy. 401 and Hwy. 2, you will find a variety of homes ranging in size from 1,150 square feet to 2,544 square feet on 30-, 35- and 40 -foot lots. There are nine different models include one bungalow and eight two-storey designs. The value of Courtice Crossing comes from the fact that homes in this new community are all brick, and feature all the other standard features that Jeffery Homes are noted for such as high -efficiency furnaces, gas fireplaces and 35 -ounce carpeting. Prices for Courtice Crossing range from $127,900 to $198,900 and, with the number of quality and design features built in, that means great value. Jeffery Homes is a well-known name to the area. but there may be some misconceptions about the company. Because of the exceptional quality built into homes, people in Oshawa associate Jeffery Homes with move -up communities. The truth is they have a home for everyone — whether you are purchasing your first house or you are moving up to a bigger home to meet the needs of vour growing family. Jeffery Homes has been providing the people of Oshawa with the finest quality homes since 1965. Many homeowners who have purchased new homes in Copperfield and Beaver Valley had previously owned a Jeffery home and referrals by customers to their children and friends have contributed to the success of the company's business. "I'd like to think I've made a contribution to the development of this F1 i = r. 2406SoFT. OF LIVING SPACE area," says Wayne. "I believe that people and companies who care about their community can make a big difference." 0 For Only 1 62900 9 0 MONTHLY % DOWN P 8c 1 AS pow ws WITH 10%DCO" PAYMENT owN .},�,.. Townhomes with 4 .r✓ Appliances Priced from $104,900 0 ,y IN.- ELEVATION 8 ARTIST'S CONCEPT 1�Oi p h. ENv. tt5i,l00 a 410 p. h. Bev. �.i1�2.�00 !1►��',1!1►1111 OSHAWA THIS WEE1t/AJAX IE9 ADVER11SEA, June /9 -,ww 2s,1993em HO11M Jum 19 -.haw 29, 1903 PAGE 7 Ne�v =loaar 4&ft sad IaterJLors ou can make vctiorian elegance available 9 your ho e at Auden Park Estates environmentally • endly Each day, we hear more and more news about the envi- ronmental impact of products we use and the way we live. The good thing about this news is that there are so many ways to reduce and eliminate the environmental damage we do. We can begin at home, not only by recycling all the products we can, but also by purchasing products - from furniture to groceries - that are environmentally friendly. When you begin to change your purchasing habits, indi- vidual companies and manufacturers notice. You can make a difference. For example, a relatively small number of customer complaints about the plastic foam caused a major fast-food chain to completely change its product packaging to reduce �; ,, i environmental waste. According to environmental experts, one thing Y every- one can do to help save the planet is to look for products that are not harmful to the environment, and buy from companies with good environ- mental records. In other words become a 'green shopper.' Some tips for 'green' items include: - Purchase energy-efficient air condi- tioners, refrigerators, washers, dry- ers, and dishwashers. These appli- ances will also reduce your electric/gas bill. - To cut down on water waste, install low -flow shower heads, faucet aera- tors and toilet dams. They can be bought at most local hardware stores. -Give up aerosol sprays which destroy the ozone layer of the atmo- sphere. (Remember, ozone is irre- placeable) - When purchasing a home fire extin- guisher, look for halon -free models. Halon extinguishers have 10 times the ozone -damaging potential of the chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) found in aerosols, refrigeration and other products. *Avoid furniture made from exotic, endangered woods such as mahogany, teak, ramin, lauan and meranti, as most are imported from the tropical rain forests. Instead, check to see that the furniture is made from one of the more abundant North American woods, such as oak, maple, and pine. *Never purchase furniture made with plastic foam cushioning. Almost all foam cushioning contains CFCs or methylene chloride (probable car- cinogens). .,When buying groceries or personal products at the supermarket or drug- store, look for products made from recycled materials and packaged in recyclable or reusable containers. Avoid products with excessive pack- aging or made with harmful chemi- cals (like CFCs). And don't forget to recycle tour paper grocery bags or 4 � g use canvasshopping bags., ,61 -- If the look of a Victorian home sets you dreaming, then you owe it to yourself to visit Auden Park Estates, a development by B.G. Schickedanz in Lindsay. Here, the natural beauty of Ontario's cottage country provides a backdrop for a group of homes that are as inviting to the first-time buyer as to the homeowner looking for a quiet retirement home. Auden Park Estates features homes ranging to 2,700 square feet, yet the Victorian elegance is available starting at $117,990. That means carrying charges could be as low as $618 a month, which also means affordable elegance. The homes of Auden Park Estates have been carefully designed to provide the features that are often associated with luxury. Take the Glen Manor, for example. This beautiful 1,430 -square -foot bungalow a vaulted ceiling in the living room, a large kitchen/ breakfast area with walk -out and a skylight in the foyer. Ile While the Picadilly is a gorgeous three- bedroom home with separate living room and dining room and offers many of the features that could be considered upgrades by other builders. The homes at Auden Park Estates are available starting at $117,990, but the builder is willing to look at offers since the community is down to its last few homes. Living in Lindsay is like living in cottage country all year. There are many recreational opportunities, while modern amenities are also available. The "New Development Program is designed to stop the recession and build consumer confidence. B.G. Schickendanz is offering a $10,000 grant toward one of the following: $10.000 in free mortgage payments, 4.9% 3 year mortgage rate or up to $10,000 towards commission on the sale of your present home. For more information on Auden Park Estates call 1-416-738-8781). 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