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Home My WebLink AboutNA1993_06_23n om / M % FIRST REALTY LTD. !DEC un11C MAI I1ATIN •1 Wednesday, June 23, 1993 44 poges BIG BANG ON SUNDAY: Ajar Home Week isn't over yet. Storm), weather Sunday forced the postponement of the fire- works display that's the wrap- up event of Home Week. it's been rescheduled for Sunday, June 27, beginning at dusk at the waterfront. Call Greg Jones at 428-8932 for more informa- tion. INSIDE j Sports Ile NMAnon m Iiiin/ MINI palW Pickering Edition If$ D FIR TISIR SATIN SHOE CLEARANCE 10iX2999$3999 Dye included All coburs matched perfectly' THE SHOE BOX Pickering Town Centre Near K -Mart 831.7009 A Metroland Conrtrnunity Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 700 + 54 GST = 75 cents Dump may prompt civil unrest Pickering victim of 'systematic rape'. anti -landfill task force boss PICKERING - Residents here could rebel in an act of during a press conference at Queen's Park. civil disobedience if the Province decides to put another Saying Premier Bob Rae once stood in front of bull - dump in Pickering. dozers himself at Temagami, Mr. Ryan added, "Tell (the That veiled threat as made Thursda} by Dare Ryan, h f, k f 1 c airman n a m ��or �ltli�n. t�. c�r,� a atria c ump�. S PICkhRlti(' P Al Everybody loved this parade The smiles were a mile wide on the faces of two-year-old Becky Macintosh and her mother Lome as they joined hundreds of area residents taking in the Ajax Home Week parade on Satur- day. photo by Ron Pietroniro Vol. 112 No. 25 ee ,... age Dave Ryan 'Bubbly ' mom who'loved life' died aiding blind By LINDA WHITE; Stat? Reporter AJAX - A "bubbly" mother of two whose "passion" was nd- ing a motorcycle was killed in a head-on collision Sunday after taking part in a motorcycle ride to fight blindness. Tracy Foster, 3'2, of 17 Palmer Dr., was travelling home from an overnight trip to Fenelon Falls, where she handed in the money she collected for Ride For Sight, when the accident occurred around 10 a.m. She was riding her motorcycle south- bound on Lakeridge Rd./Regional Rd. 23 near Rossland Rd. in Whitby when she was struck head-on by a northbound grey Toyota witnesses believe was trying to pass a van. She was pronounced dead at Tracy Foster the scene. Mrs. Foster, who learned about the charity ride through a See COPS ... Page A4 Drowning tot saved AJAX - Parents are being urged to keep a close eye on children near water after a youngster was pulled unconscious frau his backyard pool SaAaday- A neighbor is being credited with saving the boy, almost three, after a relative farad him under the pod's solar blanket He had turned blue. The boy wandered out the back door of his Dobson Dr. home around 11:30 am. The relative chocked the pool after noticing the solar blanket was disturbed. The boy was taken to the Ajax and Pickering General Hos- pital, where he was kept under 24-hour observation and released with no injuries. "This is quite a warning for parents," advises Durham Regional Police Inspector Jahn Hamilton. "Children can get out a sliding door and into a pool before their parents even realist: they're gate." Though backyards with pools must be fenced, Insp. Hamd- ton suggests pool owners install another fence, at least along one side, to potect children from similar accidents. "It may cost a bit and might disturb landscaping, but a tragedy could be averted," he says. Looking to meet that significant someone? Coll Sincerely Yours at 1-800-387-8009 PA692.11 TM NEWS1ADWEVnff t, WED., JUNE AJ1"3 - Ajax toprobepesticide use dire warning AJAX - The use of pesticides by the Town will be probed after an environmentalist recently told politicians of the danger of some lawn -care products. Wards 3, 4, and 5 regional councillor Susan Dulny wants a report on the types of pesticides used, where and how often they're utilized, and Town staff involved in chemical spraying. The public will have a chance to comment on pesticide use once the report is finished. Mrs. Dulny told council Monday the city of Waterloo has almost eliminated the use of lawn -care chemicals. Parks and recreation director Tom Flood said most of the Town's grass spraying is contracted out. Pickering residents ' justified in defence of their homes': Ryan FROM PAGE Al Premier) the people of Pick- enng are compelled by their desire for social equity and will be justified in the defence of their homes." According to Mr. Ryan. Mr. Rae protested a logging operation in Temagami by standing in the way of bull- dozers prior to his election in 1990. When asked later if he was suggesting there could be acts of civil disobedience here. Mr. Ryan replied. "I leave it open for interpreta- tion. That's what I'm hinting at." Pickering residents should know later this sum- mer where a chosen site is for a Durham-onl} dump. The Town is currently tar- geted with four of five possi- ble sites in the Region by the provincial Interim Waste Authority, which is search- ing for a landfill site in each of the regions of Durham, York and Peel. A preferred location in each region is scheduled to be revealed soon. The press conference Thursday was called as a protest strategy. Mr. Ryan invited the Premier to enter a social contract agreement with Pickering "that will halt the systematic rape of our Town. The fundamental principle in a social contract is social equity...The issue is how much of the investment, effort and pain are the resi- dents of Pickering expected to accept before we have done our fair share." In arguing that Pickering has done its "fair share", Mr. Ryan pointed out the com- muniv, already has been home to dumps, a nuclear plant, and a York/Durham sewage treatment plant. Airport land committee ' waste of time': Soetens PICKERING - A committee will be struck next week to study the impact of the sale of federally -owned airport lands here. Pickering council Monday deferred making a decision on who'll sit on the committee unul nominees could be contacted. Once formed, the group will be asked to report within six months on the impact the sale of 5.(XX) acres will have on citizens, infrastructure, corporate finance, plan- ning and land use. In the meantime, council has asked Ottawa to stall the selling process of the property. But the committee is "a waste of time", says Ontario Riding MP Rene Soetens. "The sale is approved. It's kind of late to close the barn door." In a few months, Ottawa will be negotiating with individual buyers, he says. "The process is approved." Land to be sold has been determined by Ottawa to be surplus to the need of any future airport here. 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A group of Ontario mayors me; Friday for the latest in a sones of pow -wows over Premier Boh Rae's social contract scheme which aims to slash S2 billion irom the public payroll in an effort to rein in the provincial deficit. GTA mayors want the Province to include wage roll- backs as an option to achieving S165 million in savings from she municipal sector. Currently, roll- backs are not allowed. Municipal- ities have until Aug. I to negou- ate settlements with staff, after which the Province would step in and impose settlements . that could I ` include u n p a i d leaves of absences. Wag roll bach.: for s municipal Wayne Arthurs employees, including politicians, is being hailed as a simple workable option" by the GTA mayors. "Its a heck of a lot cleaner." says Pickering mayor Wayne Arthurs. "It's not one the Province wants to do because they don't want to take responsi- bility for it. It's a simple way of doing it." L spending by $760Gs' By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter AJAX - Faced with a drop in revenue of almost 5760.000, the Town has set up a special committee to find ways of cut- ting cosh and raising money. Layoffs of some civil ser- vants may be considered but only as a last resort, says mayor Jim Wiuy. Included in the shortfall is a $452,409 reduction in funds from the Province to pay for Town employees' wages, as a result of the NDP's social con- tract. The Town's also losing money because of a drop in provincial unconditional grants, a reduction in building and plumbing permits being issued and a decline in interest the Town's making on invest- ments. The committee will include chief administrative officer Dave Low, treasurer Greg Kirkbride, clerk Albert Hodges and human resources director Richard Parisouo. Mr. Kirkbride told Ajax council's budget advisory com- mittee Thursday that an "all- encompassing review" of all Town departments will be con- ducted. A report from the spe- cial committee will be present- ed to the BAC Thursday, July 15. The special committee may recommend "pretty severe cuts," Mr. Low said. Mr. Kirkbride said staff are still reviewing the social con- tract legislation to determine how the Town must pray for it. Until the work of the special committee is complete, several measures have been imposed: J There's a freeze on all capital projects not yet ten- dered; J The Town won't fill staff vacancies without the approval of council's executive and development committee; J Civil servants' overtime will only be allowed in emer- gency situations; J Civic officials are review- ing all user fees and charges for services provided by the Town. Also, layoffs will be looked at as a way of covering the costs of the social contract Mayor Witty said, "We're going to have to look at layoffs, although it's the last thing we want to have to do." The review and reductions are needed now to lessen the impact on next year's budget, Mr Kirkbride said. er sq. ft. in tit 4w hW=pe design, wa is and pmfi kxW installation. 31 -1860063&9875 He suggests all Town employ- ees could take a five per cent wage reduction if rollbacks were allowed. Queen's park hasn't released needed details on the :octal con- tract, such as -)ow ) _u- Hack wages or lours )I ancrecncv ;er- vice personno, wuhou, wonardv- Ing those services, he adds. "We can't remove emergency services from the community It's hard to play the game when you don , know he rules and the rules keep mangiag. The fln)vince has to :ome i.o grips with -he opuom in; r hay.; Thcv In .rm:r mum;•,i)atvles to , h( )ron iStart Your Av -Todav 1. 'Get your fill Disney Cup Free ftpurchme of a 2 itte oottle addioonal cup orw 99 each ,reg. lem, this wasn't even our prob- lem. We didn't create the provin- cial deficit." Meanwhile, bargaining between pickcring and -44) -ana- diar ini()n ,)i Pubtic n) o. -,e w )rK ,r, .vhr) are urr J .v I ri ri, ii In )r n I.tr ;up Collection with of JumboVdeol -� this coupon and " Coa4b. Each `2"' wit 2 rentals. � Y 4e lit fZ 'i¢S.mi7l'RSYR �.......�. � � .. ..rte.. � .L �. PA169�-A-•ltHl�!tfESAb�'Et�7ISIt. �Vl D., JIBE 23: f�wi Firefighters discuss a Sunday morning accident which claimed the life of an Ajax woman. photo by Ron Pietroniro Cops seek witnesses to fatal Sunday crash FROM PAGE. Al friend. took a safety course when she bought her motorcycle two years ago and "was saving up to buy a Harley," says her daughter Dawn, l'_. She "loved life and was able to go with just a few hour- sleep," says sister-in-law Linda Keiffer, Mrs. Foster helped out at her five-year-old daughter Krisune's kindergarten class at Roland Michener Public School one afternoon a week and took her daughters to swimming and bowling lessons She also enjoyed walking the dog with her daughters, strolling the shores of Frenchman's Bav in Pickering, working out and body building. The Toronto Transit Commission employee moved to Ajax six years ago with her husband John, pan owner of Foster's Home Improvement. They had lived to Pickering one year earlier after moving from Scarborough. Durham Regional Police say the road condi- tions were clear and dry at the time of the acci- dent. They would like to speak to the driver of the van, who may not realize the collision took place behind his vehicle, described as two-tone, perhaps cream or white. They're also asking any witnesses to call 579-1520 or 68? -9100. A second motorcyclist, a 27 -year-old Gooder- ham man, was also struck. He was taken to Oshawa General Hospital with a leg injury. The driver of the Toyota, a 42 -year-old from Don Mills, was uninjured. For Mrs. Foster's obituary, see Page A14. Trustees nix local labor only By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter DURHAM - Area construction workers "devastated" by the recession are "disappointed" the Catholic school board won't agree to use only local labor to building protects. "As far as we of the construc- tion industry are concerned, it has never been this desperate," Robert Hill of the International Brotherh000 of Electrical Work- ers told Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board trustees Monday. Mr. Hill was one of about 30 laborers who attended the meet- ing. Many carried such placards as, "Support Your Local Trades- men. We don't mean welfare. We do mean jobs." But Oshawa trustee Jim Woodward's motion stipulating the use of local labor — not nec- essarily union labor — as a pre- condition to all tendered contracts failed to garner majority support. "We are in a unique position. Not only are we educators of chd- dren... we have the opportunity to put parents to work on those pro- jects that would benefit their own children," he argued. Other trustees disagreed, including Marc Lapointe of Ajax. He feared other municipalities would introduce similar rules. "We will have all these little fortresses (which) would take years to dismande...1 think you should be able to find work else- where." (Durham College and several school boards in Ontario insist upon the use of local labor in construction projects, whenever possible.) Whitby's Joe Bugelli agreed. "You do not create employment by being exclusionary ... The money we spend (in Durham) is not all generated locally. A lot of residents draw wages from other municipahties...but come here to spend their wages." Mr. Woodward implored fel- low trustees to "take a look at how you can help people in your own backyard", dismissing their arguments as "airy -fairy stuff" and "excuses". While the board now encour- ages contractors to use local labor, Mr. Hill is "optimistic" it will discuss the issue of insisting upon the use of area workers as trustees talked about establishing a committee to study the matter. --tilt/ a SAW ---- Galbraith t Repair Centre I Jewellery • Watches Watch battery Replacement Watch straps k 1 +t tiro s Je I Rincteani� t . ( and fling I Free estimates on retipping of your precious rings. f I >t_ IFREE CoN't"""D LTATI ON Do you want the self-confidence that comes from knowing you look your best? Do you want b feel good about yourself in your business, personal and social life? 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B ci EXTENDED SERVICE & GoodrArrench TruckS er A PS'h 9LEYYP I C K ER I N"G PARTS HOURS: Pickering AJO I`UE..8314693 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, iVW, JkM A ]"$-PACE SA rarenTS scnool.reform group lauded By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter DURHAM - Plans to give parents a voice in educational reform are being applauded by a school watchdog here. "It will give parents a chance to have some positive input before changes are made, rather than just giving us some- thing to criticize," says Patti Charbonneau of the Quality Education Network of Durham. A draft proposal for a parents' council was announced last week by Ontario edu- cation minister Dave Cooke. Although details of the council's make-up haven't yet been worked out, it would include up to 18 people and could be unveiled as early as September. The proposal recognizes groups such as the Quality Education Network, made up of 6,000 members in chapters across the Province, including Durham's, which has more than 260 members. The network's goals include a shift in emphasis from teaching methods to teaching outcomes; greater attention on the basic skills of reading, writing and mathematics; and more 'Parents haven't been very well consulted, yet when their children ' graduate illiterate, they're left holding the a responsibility.' -- -- Pam Charbonneau standardized testing. They also believe parents should be more actively involved in and have greater influence in their children's education. "Parents haven't been very well consulted, yet when their children graduate illiterate, they're left holding the responsibility," says Mrs. Charbonneau, who'd also like to see a teacher on the parents' council. The Pickering resident would be "shocked and disappointed" if school board trustees weren't happy with the announcement. "They get so many phone calls from parents and sometimes can only say, 'I have no control. The ministry (of education) makes us do it'." While Durham Board of Education chair Louise Farr "would support" a par- ents' council, she says it's "important we not lose sight that trustees are locally elected and will continue to represent (parents) locally. - Though some decisions are "clearly made at the provincial level," Mrs. Farr believes trustees can try to change "Flaws" by "informing groups of lobbying efforts...and bringing them on side with us." She points to junior kindergarten as one example. "Our ratepayers have told us they cannot afford it and we have been attempting to change" legislation which will make the pro- gram mandatory across the Province by 1997. (It would cost the public board here an esti- mated S24 million to establish junior kinder- garten.) For more information on the Quality Educa- tion Network of Durham, call Patti Charbon- neau at 509-2984 (Pickering) or Anitta Trotter at 404-1412 (Whitby). Baskina Robbins. 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The meetings give local residents the opportunity to share their views on the federal gov- emment with Mr. Soetens. For more information, call 686-0432. Bay,Aood Physiotherapy & Athletic Injury Centre i !104i ph s1o1herunc cenirrN physiotherapy centres -TREATMENT-EDLCAT10% -PREM"F.%-rlo!% 95 Bayly Street Fest, Suite 307, Ajax 427-2119 THE FINISHED PICTURE GALLERY presents a limited editIon of "THE BIRTHDAY" by Trisha Romance SPECIAL ORDER by July 3' 1993 Framed and Matted - 5260.00 also Come and See... a DEMONSTRATION of the art of BUNKA SHISHU (Japanese Punch Embroidery) Fri., July 91h, 6-9 P.M. Sat., July 10th,10-5 p.m. LESSONS AVAILABLE CLASSES BEGIN WED., JULY 14TH (8 WEEK COURSE) REGISTER AT THE DEMONSTRATION 1 10W.PRICES menEVERYDAY STANLEY MACLEAN'S VITAMIN TOOTHPASTE , "C" 75 9 500 mg TUBES 100 TABLETS THRIFT PAK NIELSEN. CADBURY & NESTLE FOIL WRAP • • 1 CHOCOLATE BARS 25' 43g -65g COME IN AND MEET • FRIENDLY finl HOAE DELIVERY SERVICE ANYWHERE Il EVERYWHERE' EALTH RITE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Bayly at Monarch In Baywood Plaza, Ajax •soros resin-wns ap*. 428-1711 J. I i •'r'•, PAGE' 6 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 23, 1993 Emma Aax-PickeringNews Advertiser �ditoria s/Letters J A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday TIMOTHY J. WHITTAKER, Publisher 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief Newsroom - 683-5110 Distribution - 683-5117 Retail Advertising - 683-5110 Classified - 798-7672 GREG COATES, Managing Editor FAX - 683-7363 National Advertising Sales - 493-1300 Real Estate & Automotive Advertising - 798-7672 HUGH NICHOLSON, Advertising Manager Member of the Ontario Community Newspaper Association BRUCE DANFORU, Retail Sales Manager Member of the Ontario Press Council ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager Working together for the future of our children A provincial plan to give parents a voice in educational reform should be applauded. A draft proposal for a parents' council was announced last week by Ontario education minister Dave Cooke. Although details of the council's make-up haven't been worked out, it would include up to IS people and could be unveiled as early as September. Patti Charbonneau of the Quality Education Network of Durham is among those backing the plan. It will give parents a chance to have some positive input before changes are made, rather than just giving us something to criticize," she says. The proposal recognizes groups such as the Quality Education Net- work. made up of 6.(X00 members in chapters across the Province -- including Durham's which has more than 260 members. The network's goals include a shift in emphasis from teaching meth- ods to teaching outcomes: greater attention on the basic skills of reading, writing and mathematics: and more standardized testing. They also believe parent -c should be more actively involved in and have greater influence in their children's education. "Parents haven't been very well consulted, yet when their children graduate illiterate, they're left holding the responsibility," sa}'s Mrs. Charbonneau. Educating our children to the best of our ability is critical, both for their future and our own. The Province's educational system has taken quite a bit of criucism lately and a move to better include parents in the process can only be seen as a positive step. Provincial educators, teachers, school trustees and parents must work together for the future of our children. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Representation by population? To the editor. It t, interesting how regional and municipal politicians like to sit on three sides of the fence on some issues. On May 17, Ajar council revis- ited the issue of reducinz the num- ber of wards in Ajax from five to four. In response to suggestions made at council that they would disenfranchise people by reducing the number of wards, the press reported Mayor Jim Witty as say- ing, "Our neighbors, Pickering and Whitby, have three local council- lors and three Regional council- lors. We will have four local and two Regional councillors." What Mayor Witty forgot to do was to look elsewhere in the Region. Using 1991 census fig- ures, three Townships, i.e. Brock - populauon 11,057: Scugog - popu- lation 17,836. Uxbridge - popula- tion 14,092, each have one mayor, one Regional councillor and five local councillors. Interestingly enough, the City of Oshawa with a population of 129.344 has 10 wards and council consists of one mayor, 10 Regional councillors (one per ward) and five local coun- cillors, each representing two wards. On the basis of "Rep by Pop" Oshawa is over -represented on Regional council. Last year I raised this matter with the then Minister of Municipal Affairs, David Cook, suggesting that Pickering, Ajax and Whitby each get one additional councillor and that Oshawa loose three. Earlier this year the Ajax Executive and Development Com- mittee recommended to council and council approved a motion "That the Town of Ajax request the Ministry of Municipal Affairs to review the composition of Durham Council". Oshawa passed a three-part motion, rejecting the suggestion, yet the third paragraph read "That City Council retain its historic position of supporting the principle of representation by pop- ulation." Recently, the Oshawa Execu- tive Committee rejected a plan that would reduce the number of Regional councillors from 10 to five in an effort to save S 100,000 per year. According to Oshawa Councillor Brian Nicholson the DON'T PUT YWE SHOULD ONLY ADDED PRESSURE ENCOURAGE HIM ON NIM/ NON... TO DO HIS BEST r� .�— ' " YEAH, YOU E �� 1 RIGHT 0 . 5 I k system works fine the way it is. "With two councillors to award, it means one of them would always be able to deal with an issue with- out being in a conflict of interest". He cited a recent case where coun- cil was discussing the expansion of Oshawa General Hospital. Mayor Nancy Diamond, who lives in the area, and ward councillor Mike Armstrong had to declare a conflict because they own property that abuts the hospital. But the residents still had representation at council because the ward's other council- lor, Ted Marks, was able to vote. With this type of logic, Ajax needs a lot more wards and lots more councillors. Guy Colm, A: -a_.. by Steve Nease 7%CUROBE DOYOURWr -o Hr'A H0* RAIN! • J + - J i . ! ! .. r • ! J • ♦ ! ! 1 t I J I J lf .f l J J .Aa J ! I - - . - • . J 4 P • • J � . ABOUT US The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2115 or sent by FAX to 683- 7363. 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"small contribution" in the fight for stricter gun The petition is being circulated by Concordia control, trustees were still taking "a giant step for - University in Montreal, where four people were ward," noted Oshawa trustee Audrey MacLean. killed and another wounded in a shooting spree last August. A Pickering woman's father, an engineering professor at the university, was among the vic- tims when an assistant profes- sor, carrying three legally - acquired and easily -concealed handguns, went on a shooting spree. The deaths "have left us all with a terrible feeling of bewil- derment, sadness and loss," states the petition. "We must tell our political leaders that access to firearms must be severely restricted or, in the case of handguns and military assault weapons, eliminated." According to the petition, the potential for damage associated with guns "far outweighs any potential benefits or enjoyment deriving from their possession." 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PICKERING (416) 420-3081 BESIDE THE. FURNITURE MALL) STORE HOURS MON.-FRI. 10:30-9:00 SAT. 10:30-6:00 SUN. 12:00.5:00 0, t{� x ��1U.Li r• C s t t 7, r t— r �.t� y Jy 'S (1'fr *! f �� ft ilia" i? �4 �+ir �'rti � ] .� '�.M'i,1 e q T � :y�i,�S! 1 t � i!F:R,T��► • ;�+j''��.•?` f '�7: ��i�i+�'�'�'`,. +5 f'�Si"�l � ,1` r�'Ri .t f' MEETING THE NEED -S C>F By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter DURHAM - Five-year-old Rachel Trudelle is truly an exceptional child. The high-spirited Pickering youngster loves cuddling her 13 -month-old brother, watching Jeopardy, and going to the cot- tage. She remains easy-going and doesn't see herself as different, though she must wear a helmet to protect herself from epileptic seizures she may suffer two to 10 times a day. Rachel has Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome, a rare seizure disorder affecting one in a thousand children and characterized by repeated brief seizures of various types. It and the medication taken to control it have stolen from Rachel years of learning. She experienced her first seizure at Christmas dinner 1989, shortly after her second birthday. "I noticed her staring at the chandelier and suddenly, to our horror, drop into her fust of man• seizures," recalls her mom Anne Marie Gray-Trudelle, a nurse of 14 years who was herself diagnosed with idiopathic epilepsy at age 13. (Genetic tests at that time concluded the risk of having a child with epilepsy were two to three per cent; virtually the same all expectant parents face of having an exceptional child, she notes.) In the weeks it took to cor- rectly diagnose Rachel's con- dition, "it felt like we were thrown into an abyss. We had such plans for our girl." Today, Mrs. Gray-Trudelle and her husband Mark Trudelle "take one day at a time. We raise her as a regular kid, we just need a little help. - That help comes from Resources for Exceptional Children, Durham Regan, a non-profit group dedicated to helping families and caregivers of pre-school chil- dren with special needs. "They've become like a family to us," Mrs. Gray-Trudelle says of consultants who visit regularly, especially after seizures, when Rachel may lose some skills due to seizure activity, which upsets the normal balance of the brain. "Understandably, not everyone can deal with (Rachel's condition). But they're very passionate about what they do and have saved me miles of legwork by making con- tacts.,, Integrating children with special needs into the community is among the agency's top priori- ties. "No matter what their needs, they're children first and should be accept- ed as such by other chil- dren," explains program manager Barbara Border. "When they're segregat- ed, they're seen as differ- ent. But they need to grow and develop just like their peers." Mrs. Gray-Trudelle agrees. "People tend to see the helmet first, then the child. But Rachel has a lot to offer." Rachel works on cognitive skills with Susan Cotton and Aidan Prince of Resources for Exceptional Chil- dren. It's important to fight "the same ignorance that put our ancestors in homes and attics by educating the pub- lic and lending support," she adds. "Ignorance is the worst cruelty we teach our children." For some parents, seeing their special needs child attend a neighbor's birthday party is a dream come we. Counsellors can often help achieve that goal by work- ing on such socialiZation skills as approaching other children, entering group situations, sharing, and good manners. For a child with great physical needs, simply getting from one place to another may prove the greatest challenge. But ser- vices can often be coordinated with other support groups in Durham, such as having speech or physiotherapy treatments at a daycare, nursery, or preschool programs. Adaptations may also be made to involve the child in such everyday activi- ties as playing in a sandbox. Assistance might be arranged at a daycare which needs "an extra pair of hands" to help feed a child with great needs, for instance. The agency also offers skills develop- ment- At home, consultants help parents equip themselves with skills needed to best guide their child. Professional devel- opment and a resource library are also offered to community groups, teachers and caregivers working with special needs children. Though the agency provides informa- tion on needs, conditions and develop- mental concerns, it encourages caregivers to "look at children first, rather than their disability. "People often make broad statements about certain disabilities that don't always apply to each child," explains Ms. Border. "It's important to look at that child as an individual." The agency also helps bring together parents in similar situations, giving them a chance to share ideas and information and develop a support network. The par- ent -driven meetings are held regularly and provide child care at no charge. Transition to school is among the issues which may be discussed because sending a child with special needs to school "can be a tough time for families," explains Ms. Border. "it's important for parents to learn how to advocate for their child and go after what they want," she adds. "Some even have a tough time calling their school board and may need a resource person there for support. They need to learn good skills in pulling together resources for their children." The agency, funded by the ministry of community and social services, also helps par- ents become "good con- sumers" of services which are fully -funded by the govern- ment and tries to help parents who "face roadblocks they simply can't get beyond," notes Ms. Border. Meanwhile, as Rachel sings Sesame Street's It's Not Easy Being Green, "it's a smoother ride with the consul- tants on her side, along with her family," says her mom. 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Technically. only a one-page covering letter writ- ten by the "Down clerk and attached to the report was endorsed by council, because task force members resigned atter the proposed pay hike was published by Pioneer fun Old-fashioned fun was the order of the day at St. Isaac Jogues Catholic School in Pickering when students celebrated Pioneer Day with games and costumes. Dancing the Virginia Reel are, from left, Alex Goytiso- lo, Jeffrey Dineley, Lori Aranzanso and Jennifer Mantia. photo by A.J. Groen Summer means road construction PICKERING - It's road con- struction season again. Fair weather means fair warn- ing to motorists, who' Il find sev- eral hckerine roads closed at var- ious times throughout the summer for construction work. Streets scheduled for closings this year include sections of Con- cession 3. McKa% Rd.. Samford Lane. Sanok Dr.. Patio Lane and Valley Farm Rd. NN'hilc a Town bylaw allows these streets to tk closed between July 5 and Novemher 30. none of the roads will be closed for that full period of time. Various clos- ings are necessan and signs will he erected during the required dates. Construction by CP Rail on a crossing at Dixie Rd. will also result in temporary closings of portions of Concession 3 and Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST_ •Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses • Evening and Saturday appointments available + • Complete Family Eye Care 427-4144 15 Harwood Ave. S.. A;ax (Between Hwy. 401 b No. 2) r"�:: • Q:.1Jink k:eFli� n- • +!�; .r .�,, ` Pariic� • salified ;*��{ • Prig ate Cerc morlic� • . m men+ 1.,� a! i; r. • F n, ndh s ur+ u� • Reh: areal Dinner* • Ample Parkin,; 6 n i,-, Elaine & Sophie invite you to attend their COUNTRY MU61C NIGHT SATURDAY, JUNE 269 1993 Bar opens at 6:30 p.m. Dance up a storm with the Live Entertainment "TW&FOR THE ROAD" LINE DANCES MENU AVAILABLE Only $500 Admission Advance Reservations Recommended! (416) 619-9858 Pickering Village Alar the News Advertiser. Task force members never signed their report, even though they wrote a letter to the Town recently saying they stand by their findings. Politicians expressed gratitude for the job the task force did and several commented the timing is wrong fora pay hike. A suggestion by mayor Wayne Arthurs that council endorse the contents of the report and defer a salary increase to council's next tern was not voted upon. Semi -Annual o MATERNITY TRUCKLOAD SALE NEW STOCK FINAL WEEK LYOF Al f 20-70% OFF EVERYTHING! R ti Dixie Rd. between Jul 12 and L rk Jul 16. .W /, 6 04 Pond-ering their future Students at Roland Michener Public School in Ajax recently spent time pondering their future when a Grade 3 class decid- ed to build their own pond. Here, from left, are Brandon Sim and Maria Golarz. photo by A.J. Groen 680 Announcements 680 Announcements 680 Announcements DENTAL OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENT We at 927 Liverpool Rd. in Pickering, are thrilled to give our clientele a warm cozy atmosphere to experience the finest and most up to date dental techniques as well as the most modem sterilization 'techniques. However for those who 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. P. Goodman, S. Weiner B. Laibovdz, Y. Choi 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering, Ontario Pickering eyes -... �!�► ... new computers PICKERING - A new computer system for the Town was approved by council Monday at a cost of S150,650. The Town plans to convert from an "obsolete" Wang system to Hewlett-Packard computers. A pro- vision of S 157,(X)() was approved in this year's budget for the conver- sion. Wang computers have been used by the Town since 1986, but only the treasury department was using the system at that time, says Town manager tial Marshall. Today, the Town is fully dependent on comput- ers and "We've run into a signifi- cant capacity problem," he adds. The Wang company no longer manufactures its own line of com- puters and. Mr. Marshall says, a "support system" is not available to the Town from the company. The Wang system is `obsolete in today's computer world." mayor Wayne Arthurs commented during a council executive committee meeting last week. It has reached its ` r"mal lifespan" and the Town has gone as far as it can with upgrade and add-ons. he ,aid. Politician,, follouc,.' a ;tail rcc- ommendation to choose Hewlett- Packard over IBM, even thoughthe latter company's bid was SIO ,WO less. Staff said Hewlett-Packard offered several advantages. Oppos- ing the decision were councillors Maurice Brenner and Rick Johnson. 5 0 0, . ONE t HOUR t PHOTO ( OFF (FiM set orwy) ( With this coupon. 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Wang computers have been used by the Town since 1986, but only the treasury department was using the system at that time, says Town manager tial Marshall. Today, the Town is fully dependent on comput- ers and "We've run into a signifi- cant capacity problem," he adds. The Wang company no longer manufactures its own line of com- puters and. Mr. Marshall says, a "support system" is not available to the Town from the company. The Wang system is `obsolete in today's computer world." mayor Wayne Arthurs commented during a council executive committee meeting last week. It has reached its ` r"mal lifespan" and the Town has gone as far as it can with upgrade and add-ons. he ,aid. Politician,, follouc,.' a ;tail rcc- ommendation to choose Hewlett- Packard over IBM, even thoughthe latter company's bid was SIO ,WO less. Staff said Hewlett-Packard offered several advantages. Oppos- ing the decision were councillors Maurice Brenner and Rick Johnson. 5 0 0, . ONE t HOUR t PHOTO ( OFF (FiM set orwy) ( With this coupon. No limit on quantity L _ Coupon Expires June 30/93 grand - opening Mary Minchin, Esthetician, in Ajax & Pickering for nover' 3 years togetner with Joe Halabi a European Stylist bang you their world wide .�� experience to LATTOUF BEAUTY THERAPY & HAIR DESIGN NOW OPEN IN PICKERING We invite our old clients and welcome our new ones With purchase of Book a facial Goldwell conditioner and receive a receive FREE complimentary shampoc manicure Caut 'Beauty,Aerapt'T' ?' PCA c�tlaIr `t)e;tgn erpool Rd. (north of Finch) 420-623GIDGE PLAZA, PICKERING )A I We Guarantee a Hassle Free Environment at DURHAM DODGE CHRYSLER. If for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase, of a pre -owned certified vehicle (( simply return the vehicle to us AND get your money back ... GUARANTEED! to.t� co�antllta mu SIM omm r+al oEuws. THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS 1991 DYNASTY LE 1990 SHADOW 1988 PONTIAC 6000 1984 RELIANT WAGON 1989 FORD AEROSTAR 1988 CHEV 112 TON PICKUP 1 _V - Red, V6, p.w., p.l., p. seats, air, one owner - White, 4 dr. loaded, balance of warranty - Red, V6, loaded, like new - Auto., air, excellent shape inside dr out - 7 pass., V6, air, auto., one owner - V6, cap, one owner, clean PLUS MUCH MORE IN STOCK 77;M CHRYSLER PAGE 14-A•THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED,, JUNE 23.19" Obituaries ALEXANDER, Janet May - At the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Monday, June 21, 1993. Maysie Alexander, loving mother of Jane and her husband Ron McBridge. Funeral service Wednesday, June ,1_3 at I p.m. at St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. Cremation. Arrangements entrust- ed to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. ARMSTRONG, Natalie - Called suddenly into the Lord's Presence on Saturday. June 19, 1993, at the Oshawa General Hos- pital. Natalie Armstrong, child- hood sweetheart and loving wife of Rodney. and mother of Natha- nial (a gift from God, born June 14, 19931. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P.D. Barnds and family of South Africa. Loving daughter-in- law of Arthur and Levina Arm- strong. Sister-in-law of Trevor and his wife Chantel, Greg and his wife Michelle, and Philip. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax. 428-8488. Interment Erskine Cemetery. CHAPMAN - Herbert Tommy (Tom) - (Trust officer for Canada Trust). At his home on Wednesday. June 16, 1993. Tom Chapman, in his 74th year. Dear father of Jennifer and her husband Joseph Goldsmith of Whitby, and John Chapman of Burnaby. B.C. Lovingly remembered by his grandchildren Paul and Lara Goldsmith. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home. Ajax, 428-8458. Cremation. Donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or the Canadian Diabetes Association Read the News Advertiser three times every week would be appreciated. FOSTER, Tracy - Suddenly on Sunday, June 20, 1993. Tracy Foster, loving wife of John. Dear mother of Dawn and Kristine. Loving daughter of Jack and Sylvia Cranswick. Dear sister of Donna, Rea, Lori, Shelley and Ron. Lovingly remembered by John's family, relatives and friends. Mrs. Foster is resting at Paul O'Connor Funeral Home, 1939 Lawrence Ave. E. (between Warden and Pharmacy Aves.), Scarborough. 751-7890. Visita- tion Wednesday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral service Thurs- day, June 24 at 1 p.m. Knob Hill United Church, 23 Gage St., Scar- borough (Brimley Rd. and Lawrence Ave.). Interment Pine Hills Cemetery. Donations to Ride for Sight. 366 Adelaide St. W., Toronto, would be appreciat- ed. WHIPPS, Pauline Henrietta - At the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Sunday, June 20. 1993. Pauline Whipps. born in Glace Bay. Nor, a Scotia on Jan. 15, 1920. Raised by grandparents John Joseph and Mary Anne Jamieson, she resided in Glace Bay until 1940 before moving to Western Ontario. She moved to Ajax in 1969 and lived on Maple Ave. and Kitney Cres. Prede- ceased by husband James Whipps and former husband Ron Phillips. Daughter of the late Mary Anne Stewart and sister of the late Neil Stewart. Survived by uncle Alex Jamieson and niece Anne MacPhee of Glace Bay. A private family service was held. Crema- tion. Funeral arrangements entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AJAX MUNICIPAL OFFICE 65 HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH AJAX, ONTARIO LIS 2H9 - 1993 FINAL TAXES 1993 Final tax bills have now been mailed. The installment due dates are as follows: First Installment - June 28. 1993 Second Installment - Sept. 28. 1993 If you have not received a tax bill and you are responsible for payment, contact the Tax Section immediately at 683-4550 to obtain the necessary information. Payments not received by June 28, 1993 are subject to a penalty charge of 1.25°0 on the first day of each month. 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GST ,s mfJuoea it Cann bac, one l r';nght IS650, licence insurance GST ana other appueable lam hpt ntlnpep payer, trope may be nscmar, Deane may sd, for less ,,Mnea time one: Sal Dearer rot complete aetaiis 't These offer` may not be combines or usee in cumwna on with an, other often e.cep' the Cortege G,al Program oiler aPpneS m 1993 ver IMiiiaM or OernOrigraW r,il puRrillM from oeae ort ion, one vw for a Ymrtec time stung from May 3 1993 wnae ouartr tut ane 4ol is retail aeurenes onto Some corrparons appy See Deaner for complete Walls • Some charges may apply See Dealer for do" . Lily Cups gaining lily -green reputation Lily Cups Inc. has made sig- nificant environmental improve- ments over the past several years and has realized cost savings from its waste diversion program. A purchasing plan was imple- mented to integrate and sustain environmental improvement. The company now encourages suppli- ers to provide information regard- ing environmental policies and improvements in their production processes. With supplier support, minimized environmental impact Please recycle this newspaper GM card holders can earn more discounts on cars DURHAM - The GM Card has attracted three corporate partners. Introduced by GM Canada and the Toronto Dominion Bank this month, the credit card allows holders to build up a rebate account equal to five per cent of the amount spent. The rebate can be built up as much as $500 a year for seven years, for a total of 53,500, and applied to a new GM vehicle. And, patronage of the cor- porate partners — Avis Rent A Car, Delta Hotels and Resorts and P. Lawson Travel — can earn card holders an additional five per cent rebate. "Our goal is to create widespread and instant aware- ness of the GM Card within the first few weeks of its availability and our associa- tion with these companies strengthens the GM Card's position as one of the most value -oriented credit cards available to consumers," says GM Canada vice-president of marketing Tom Mason. Applications for the GM Card are available at General Motors dealerships and TD Bank branches across Canada. News Adver�ser L through process improvements and advancements include bulk delivery of materials, returnable shipping containers; removal of solvents; packaging reduction; packaging conforming with cur- rent recycling programs; and pur- chasing recycled content products where possible. Lily Cups undertook aggressive research of non-traditional sec- ondary markets to find sustainable recycling opportunities for its wax, cylinder tube cores and scrap plastic. It also developed cups using recycled carbon dioxide as a blowing agent. Colleen Shier, manager of environmental affairs, says "Our 3Rs program promotes environ- mental education for all employ- ees with a focus on efficiency to minimize waste and impact of handling waste materials. At pre- sent, internal reduction and reuse of waste materials is our first pri- ority." DJJ Within the next few years, manufactured products and pack- aging will be facing a 'Life Cycle Analysis'. This new science is a study to determine the total amount of resources and energy used and waste generated by a particular product at all stages of its development. From the resources extracted to make it, through to its manufacture in a factory, transportation, sale in a store, use by a consumer, the materials extracted from it to make new products and its final disposal, Life Cycle Analysis will compare the relative environmen- tal impact. Researchers are now engaging in such studies to follow this `cra- dle -to -grave' approach. For instance, beverages are offered in a variety of packages which include glass, plastic film pouch - es, PET plastic and other plastic types, plastic wrapped paper- board, drinking boxes, returnable jugs, cans and refillable bottles. The study of Life Cycle Analysis will tell which container has the least impact on the environment. As we all become more knowl- edgeable about product steward- ship, the companies with a good green track record will survive. JJJ COMING EVENT: Oct. 27 to 29, Toronto — the Recycling Council of Ontario's 14th annual conference. Anyone interested in being an exhibitor or registration details can contact Nicole Kan- ters, conference coordinator, at 960-1025. PAY -BY -THE -CLASS STEP/AEROBICS 427-1047 If you want to get in shape this summer, came by for a FREE class. No appointment is necessary - Just call us for a schedule of classes. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH A CLASS! BRING A FRIEND 1N FOR A FREE TRIAL CLASS AND IF l'OU EACII PI:RCFIASE A 10 CLASS CARD, RECEIVE. ONE OF TliI: CARDS FREE! THAT'S ONL'Y' $300 PER CLASS: 1'FIR.ST TTNF (-t'STnti?FPS r)N;'Y" Also coming soon... s i jazz F. Country, Line Dancing Call us for detaiks! THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AJAX NOTICE Sale of Land by Public Tender Pursuant to the Municipal Tax Sales Act' TAKE NOTICE that tenders are invited for the purchase of the land(s) described below and will be received until 3:00 p.m. local time on Wednesday, July 14, 1993, at the Finance Department, Town of Ajax Municipal Building, 65 Harwood Ave. South, Ajax, Ontario, L1 S 21-19. The tenders will then be opened in public on the same day at 3:15 p.m. Minimum Description of Land Tender Amount Assessment Roll No. 18 05 010002130180000, Parcel Unit 10, level 11, Durham Condominium Plan No 35, in the Town of Ajax in the Regional Municipality of Durham, municipally known as 92 Church Street South, Suite 1110 $12,653.46 Tenders must be submitted in the prescribed form and must be accompanied by a deposit in the form of a money order or bank draft or cheque certified by a bank, trust company or Province of Ontario Savings Office payable to the Town of Ajax and representing at least 20 per cent of the tender amount. The Town of Ajax makes no representation regarding the title to or any other matters relating to the land to be sold. Responsibility for ascertaining these matters rests with the potential purchasers. This sale is governed by the Municipal Tax Sales Act, being chapter M.60 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario 1990 and the Municipal Tax Sales Rules made under that Act. The successful purchaser will be required to pay the amount tendered plus accumulated taxes and the relevant land transfer tax. For further information regarding this sale and a copy of the prescribed form of tender contact: Maureen Wiles -Frost Tax Collector The Corporation of the Town of Ajax Finance Department Ajax, Ontario L1 S 2H9 16) 683-4550 Ext. 312 Pcunny - (�biuly19931 = = Comm:rCr s.:.,c« 12:00 noon - 11:00 p.m. Kinsmen Park - Sandy Beach Road • Spectacular Fireworks Show • Afternoon Children's Entertainment Stage • Evening Mainstage Family Entertainment • Bingo Tent • Face Painting, Clowns, Games ' • Karaoke • Pony Rides • Jumping Castles ` • Community Cultural Cuisine • Refreshments & Beer Garden • BBC], Candy Floss & Carnival Snacks • Souvenirs on sale T-shirts • 3-D glasses • Neon Glow Necklaces • Hats/caps• 1 Oth Anniversary Rec. Complex Snap Jackets RAINDATE: Saturday July 3rd, 1993 at Kinsmen Park PARK LOCATION 'Parking Area g'arIL Feldspar Don Beer Dillingham m Bayly g is 401 Hwy. 2 A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO THE MANY SERVICE CLUBS & COMMUNITY GROUPS WHO HAVE SPONSORED THE 1993 CANADA DAY FESTIVITIES Canadian Progress Club ' Kinsmen Club of Pickenng Pickering Conoert Band ' The Optimist Club of Pickering Theatre Durham ' The Pickering Carib Canadian Association South Pickering Seniors ' Pickering Art Council Pickering Figure Skating ' Pickering Rep Pickering Soccer Club ' Royal Canadian Legion x606 Pickering Panthers ' Scouts Canada ' German Canadian Club Fee same i dersratise eentact aur alae 420.4621 or PAGE:164 f�16tt 14EWS AJUN DV`Eitt1§91L WW*., E xA i* Fugitive believed back in Durham B% SGT. (:RANT ARNOLG Durham Regional Police DURHAM - Crime Stoppers and Durham Regional Police rob- bery squat are asking for the pub- hc's help in arresting a fugitrye wantea in connection with a how - up and a break-in. On March 1, 1992. at around midnight two men entered the Bcckcr> Store at 60C Grarnv+ew St. S.. Oshawa. The femair clerk was robbe( at knifepoiri by the bandits. who fled in a stolen true k. The vehicle was later irnolved in a short pursuit and one of the suspects was arrested. The second suspect got away and later that morning broke into a residence on Camelot Crt.. Oshawa. stealing the victim's clothes and his 1989 Chevrolet Cavalier. The vehicle was later recovered in Nk'achington State. Durham police halve obtained warrants for Sean Evan Massl- cotte for robbery, pli)ssession of an offensive weapon, break. enter and theft. theft over S1.006 and possession of a stolen auto. He's _'E years old. white. 5'11". 171 pounds, with bionde hair, hazel eyes, and a Canadian flag tattoo on the inside of his right ieg The suspect has alse used sc%cral aliases. such as Ronald Patterson. Sean Patterson and James Daniel McNeil Investigation indicates Massi- Babysiting, CP�< course: a� �`. J ohr Ambulance AJAX - Babysitting cours- es for youths and first-aid training for adults are offered by Stn John Ambulance. A babysitting course will be held Saturday, June 26 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the St. John Ambulance office in the Harwood Place Mall, Ajax. Participants should be 11 or older and will receive a cer- tificate upon completion of the program. The course covers all aspects of child care, includ- ing emergency procedures, first aid, nutrition and diaper- ing. Cost is S25. Adults can learn standard first-aid procedures in a Heartsaver Level CPR course which covers fractures, burns, choking and more. Partici- pants attend two sessions run- ning from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Register for a course June 28 and 30, or for a session July 5 and 7. The program is offered at the Harwood Place Mall office at a cost of $70 per per- son. To register for either the babysitting or the first-aid course, call 686-3457. r CRIME Cotte has returned to Durham Region and hangs out in down- town Oshaw a Crime Stoppers will pay up to SI,(XX) for information leading to the arrest of Mr. MatisicOtte. As a caller. you will not be asked te. identity \ourself or have to go to court. A code number will be issued to you to protect your iden- tity. The Crime Stoppers phone number I,. 136-9177 That's 416 - TIPS. Sgt Grant Arnolu is the coordi- nator of Durham Regional Crime Stoppers. E Future Kids held its official Grand Opening, Saturday. June 12th. Gathered around the computer are Michael Kopstick. Jaquelyn Giles, Chris Madden (owner's son), Chris Madden (owne►i. Melanie Kopstick• Jessica Giles. Elliot Sacher (President of Future Kids - Ontario and Quebec Future Kids is cleated at 376 Kingston Ro. IRougemount Centre, Pickering. Register now for Summer Camp 509 -KIDS (5437. 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VCR. video game or pay- 1 TV 15-8289 Bartenes'tam,Cosaccessonevarlapters not incNuleti unless ;peahen Except lo, clearance item Rain Checks will be WWW tan lie- s soic oui Rao* snack noes not accept liabrkty'of Pictorial or typograpri,cai errors Prices snown are actual re- *ao prices exclusive or any applicable taxes Sale ends Jm 30,1003 T99 REV* AbVftttft WW, JL144 23, illi &M (74 Be active for your kid's sake By LISA A. PAUL Special DURHAM - Much has been written about the health benefits of regular physical activity. An inac- tive lifestyle has been associated with significantly increasing one's risk of a number of potentially fatal diseases. Now, according to the American Heart Association, physical inactivity joins high blood pressure, smoking and high cholesterol/fat intake as the main risk factors for coronary heart dis- ease — this country's leading killer. In a recent position statement, the American Heart Association said, "there is a relationship between physical inactivity and cardiovascular mortality..... "inac- tivity is a serious risk factor for the development of coronary heart dis- ease." The authors refer to recent studies which show that regular bouts of moderate activity provide benefits in terms of disease pre- vention. Consider also, that, according to the Canadian Heart and Stroke Foundation, by the time the aver- age Canadian child is a teen, their arteries are already one third blocked. We must change our lifestyle, for our own longevity, as well as our children's. It is literally killing us. The most important thing you can do is be an example of active living. Here are some other shocking facts you need to be aware of: c v Geo. O 9iDiON Fllo; ❑ Children are 40 per cent less active than they were 30 years ago; J Only six per cent of children aged 10-19 are active on a regular basis; J Children's fitness begins to decline at age 12. A national coalition, the Cana- dian Coalition for Quality Daily Physical Education, has been formed out of strong concern for these statistics. It includes such national organizations as the Cana- dian Medical Association, the Canadian Principals Association, Canadian Parent-Teacher federa- tion and ParticipACTION. The facts are our children are not receiving an adequate level of physical activity. Physical educa- tion plays a strong role in both their health and their learning. By supporting their effort of encouraging 30 minutes of quality daily physical education (QDPE) and by being an active example to your children, you will help to change these dismal statistics. Ensure that our children are healthier and happier, and encour- British choir performs here PICKERING - The Bromley Chamber Choir & Orchestra of England will be hosted in con- cert here this summer by the Jean McDonald Singers. The concert will be given Thursday, July 15 at 7 p.m. at the Village Retirement Centre, 1955 Valley Farm Rd. Admis- sion is S3 at the door. For more information, call 837-2611. MUSEUM VELUGE Teddy Bea Picnic SUNDAY JUNE 27th 1993 11-5Pm BOWMANVILLE ZOOS MINI HORSE *CLOWNS and BALLOONS TEDDY BEAR HOSPITALfig1 FACE PAINTING TOY -MAKING WORKSHOP f Pam ANIMRDED FOR OLDEST. FUNMEST, SCRUFFIEST, CUTEST BEAR Rutttlroshnr�enb ]♦ Ava%d* =� SPHERE CLOWN BAND 12:30 & 2pm F. I,�Vv Y/ar1i� %ier� 683-8401 oa 420-4620 3 KM EAST OF BROCK��R�OnA�D nN W%W 7 AT GREENWOOD a age our school's to provide QDPE in the curriculum. Just some of the benefits of QDPE: ❑ Exhibit better health habits (ie. tend not to smoke); J Display positive attitudes towards an active lifestyle; J Develop personal physical fitness; J Are less susceptible to stress; J Experience enhanced bone growth; J Perform better academically; U Have less wgg.essive behav- iors; J Exhibit more positive atti- tudes about school, physical activ- ity and self; J Come to class "ready to learn". Remember, being a healthy and active example has the greatest influence on your children's lifestyle. Don't just leave it up to the schools. Encourage family activities that pursue fitness and are fun. Be sure to choose sports and fitness activities that are appropriate for your child. These activities should be within their abilities and ones they enjoy. If they are not positive experiences, they may do more harm than go (A by making them feel incapable, inferior and or defeated. Let them decide what they want to pursue and encourage their enjoyment and appreciation of the activity and not focus on winning but improving and learning. Editor's note: Lisa A. Paul, M.Sc., is a fitness consultant with the Durham Fitness Council. Making time for others offers two-way reward By Barbara MacDonald Buetter Special AJAX - "It makes me feel needed. I enjoy going," explains Helen Hedge, when asked why she has been a volunteer at Bally- cliffe Lodge/Nursing Home for the bast six -and -a -halt years. A lifelong resident of Ajax, Helen feels that her work at Bally- cliffe makes a real difference. Knowing that she couldn't just "stay home and look at four walls" after quitting her full-time job in 1986, Helen chose volun- teer work that would involve see- ing people. She knew, of the need for volunteers at Ballycliffe, and, after talking to organizers there, decided to do manicures for the resident -s. Even Monday morning, Helen does eight to 10 manicures — alternating one week in the Lodge and the next in the Nursing Home. She doesn't always have time for everyone — she's the only one doing manicures — but she always finds time to visit and say hello. "They have a wonderful hair- dresser there, and if your nails are done. and your hair's done, you feel good." says Helen, noting that making people feel good is a two- way reward. "They need me and I need them. They're my friends." Helen, who also helps out with bazaars and teas, likes starting her weeks at Ballycliffe. "It's like still going to work. I enjoy it very much. I look forward to going." Volunteering was part of her life long before she quit working. In the late '60s and early '70s, Helen worked for the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital, help- ing with the gift cart for six years. And for at least 20 years, she can- vassed for the Cancer Society, until two years ago when she gave it up to devote more time to other commitments. Another volunteer project which keeps Helen busy is her Volunteer Salute work on an Ajax history book, in conjunction with the Ajax Histori- cal Board and several other inter- ested contributors. Helen has been involved with this group for more than a year now, doing extensive research. In particular, she has reviewed countless area newspa- pers, some dating back as early as the 1880s. This histon, project is of spe- cial interest to Helen as her family roots in the area are deep and many historical news items relate to relatives or friends. Helen's great-grandfather lived in Audley (now within the eastern limits of Ajax) and seven of his eight chil- dren settled here. Helen grew up with her cousins living on neigh- boring properties. She and her husband Mac bought the house she grew up in and now live there with their two dogs and three cats. Helen's historical research has inspired her to prepare family his- tories for several of her relatives, as well as collecting documents for manv friends with long-estab- lished families in the area. It's a huge job and will probably not be complete for another year or more. Recently, she has had to temporarily give up some of her hobbies. "[ just can't do it, I just don't have the hours-" Helen juggles her activities, making time for what's important to her. "You have to put the high priorities first," she says. When she can, Helen enjoys her flower gardening, as well as knitting, crocheting, rug hooking and reading. "I've got to live to be about 125 or 30 or 50 to do half what I want to do. - In a couple of years, when the historical projects are complete and she has more time, Helen will probably take on something new Helen Hedge, left, with friends Kim Kinder and Dorothy Topham at Ballycliff Lodge. — as a volunteer, of course. "Vol- unteering is more important than ever now," she says. And, natural- ly, she'll continue her visits with friends at Ballycliffe as well. Editor's note: Is there a dedi- cated volunteer in your neighbor- hood" With their permission, send us the name and telephone num- ber of someone you'd like to see featured in Volunteer Salute, along with a paragraph or two telling us why their efforts mean a lot to Ajax or Pickering. Send your suggestions to Volunteer Salute, c/o Greg Coates, The News Advertiser, 130 Commer- cial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5. Please recycle this newspaper • Air Condition w/Auto Temp Control • P/Windows/Locks/P. 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June 23 at neer Cree< Golf & Country Club. Taunton Rc . Ajax Nine -hole golf scrarr foie and dinner Golt at 3 30 p m . reception at 6 15, dinner at 7 p m Members S35, non- members S40 Dinner only is S25 for me -bees, S30 for n.or -r-e rbe•s 427-6930 (Karen Grahc-) or 725- 9'79 (_oaA^n Eve!y^) SCHIZOPHRENICS: -ne Ontar o Fnencs o' Sc- =-e- cs (Durham chao'e,) s,;000r' group meets Wea . une 23 c' 7 p r- in Bwid ng 30 (use t -e rear en-c-ce) o' the W" 'by asyc^'c'^c-oso*al. 70-C Gcrcon St , W^ 'by Dr Z Q-,sKy a' the C aKe-s''-,e discusses -ew reseac- nro Sc- zopr,ren a The g,oup meets ago n r Septer^ber 404-'30' ALZHEIMER -ne A;ax-a cKe� ng gro-c e' --e A :ne,rre• Soc e -y of Dur -c- Region -eets Wec . June 23 at 7 3C D M at 487 Wes-ey Rc S. (at Cements Rd 1, ..nets �9 & 20. Ajax 576-2567 ONE -PARENT GROUP: "ne One- oare-- Assoc c'--- 4,ax-,�cke^)g mee's every Wea at 8 p T a' -e Volkswagen Plant, 777 Boyly St. W., Ajax. Guest speakers. special events planned. All single parents welcome. 226-0062 (head office): 839-1877 (Sue). COMPUTER GROUP: The Macin- tosh Users Group East (MoUsE) meets Wed., June 23, 7:30 p.m. Education solutions with demos will be the main topic. Call 433-0777 for location, information. BLOCK PARENTS: The Ajax Block Parents Association meets Wed , June 23. 7:30 p.m , in meeting room one of the Ajax Community Centre, Centennial Rd 619-1018 (Jay Gold - M!,) -,) old - man,) CHRISTIAN WOMEN: 'ne Ajax- Picke• ng Cnr s' c^ Wo -en's Club invites you to attend 's nee meet- ing a` Ga'lantry's Banquet Room in the a cKer ng Town Centre's lower level o "burs , June 24 fror- 9 30 to 11 15crr A strawberry festival wi' be heid, along w,tn mus c ana a guest soec<e• Cali before June 22 for reser,,c• ons Cos' is $4 Gree babys,- ng 420-69' 0 (Susan) or 428- 8505 (Bab) FRIDAY, JUNE 25 COUNTRY DANCE Corole's Cou y -o:cs c wes-e- barbecue Doig dance =n . June 25 at 7 D rr a' Ar ^cnaa�e Golf & Curling Cub. Churcn ana Boy'y S' . Ajax Dania' proceeds to t^e Alzne rrer's Socety of Durncr- S 16. incucles sreaK c li- ner. doors orzes o -c ra"`es -CKe'S avoilab'e c' Annandaie or by cc rg 683-32'C or 579-77'9 c"e• 6 Orr Trustee In Bankruptcy Offering all insolvency services including personal & corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 58 Rossland Rd. W. 721-7506 AJAX: 3 Harwood Ave. S. 619-1473 COBOURG: 72 King St. W. 372-4744 Saturday & evening appointments avaiiabie. FREE inlbal consuitabon. SATURDAY, JUNE 26 STRAWBERRY SOCIAL: Hospice Durham holds its second annual strawberry social and bake sale Sat., June 26, 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., at 820 Roundelay Dr., Oshawa, at the corner of Thornton Rd. Rain or shine Adults S3.75 and children S2 for strawberry shortcake. Tickets available in advance by calling 435-5242 or 723-2959, or at the door. Hospice Durham provides in- home support to individuals and families facing a life-threatening ill- ness. BONSAI SOCIETY: The Matsuya- ma Bonsai Society holds a show Sat . June 26. 1 to 5 p m., at the Northview Community Centre, 150 Beatrce Sf E . Oshawa Admission $2. children under 12 free 683- 2568. 725-2045 CONCERT: -oly Trinity Anglican Church, 9' <ngs Cres. Ajax, Dre- sents Concert n the Nave Sot . June 26, 8 D m Tickets S5 each at the door 683-3863 GARAGE SALE: Whitby Precision Figure SKc'e,s no c a g ant garage sa'e So*.. June 26, 9 a m to 3 p rr , at Foiy Fam'y Cotno, c Church, Ribblesdale G ano Manning Rc Wh.iby Barbecue. bake 'eb e Soo's ova, able for venaors Pro- ceecs s-oscze January come` - t o- - = n ana. n wn ch Ajax a -c Pickering skaters participate. 428- 0855. STRAWBERRY TEA: Residents of Westwood Manor, 960 Westney Rd. S., Ajax, at the corner of Harwood Ave. S. and Westney Rd.. hold a strawberry tea social Sat., June 26. 2 to 4 p.m. S2.50 per person. 683- 9342. BABYSITTING COURSE: A babysit- ting course for youths ages 11 and up will be held Sat., June 26. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the St. John Ambu- lance office, Harwood Place Malt, Ajax. Certificate upon completion. Cost $25. Register. 686-3457. SUNDAY, JUNE 27 NATURE WALK: Save The Rouge Valley System Inc. hosts a nature walk Sun., June 27 at 1:30 p.m. Meet at the Finch Meander parking lot, south side of Finch Ave. at Bai- ley Bridge. Take insect repellant. 287-1776 .. Town of Pickering Department of Community Services - ' Let us Work your Body and Touch Your Soul Join our many satisfied members who are reshaping on the StairMasters and Av ) other new equipment W STEP CLASSES COMMENCING JULY 1993 Exercise Pickering Style --- Sole to Soul JAMES R. YANCH Teff Us About Your Success! If you have met someone tlu-ough Sincerely Yours, we'd love to hear from you! Tell us about tliat great date— liat special person you met...that companion or special friend!! Drop us a line, include a picture if you like or phone 1-800-387- 8009 by .June 22, 1993 between 12 noon - 11 p.m. You could win a $25.00 certificate to be used towards a dinner for 2 at your favorite restaurant for the first 20 success stories. :Ae�)R'1'ANTr_ SINCERELY YOURS c/o OSHAWA THIS WEEK Box 69 4410 Kingston Rd., Scarborough, Ont. ME 5G3 THE,NEW5ADVE1.VX1SF^ WED.,JUNE23.1993-PAGE 21-A NEWS ADVERTISER ax po Daralynn D'Angelo By AL RIV1F , Sports Reporter AJAX - Looks can be deceiving. uch is the case with Ajax power- "fter Daralynn D'Angelo. Powerlifting is not your typical emale domain. Rather. women who ke up the sport are perceived as arge, steroid -popping, muscle- und and masculine. D'Angelo belies this description. he's petite — 5'2" and 123 pounds well -ton --d but not muscle- und: and is often perceived as a oman who likes to knit and purl Cher than lift and curl. "A lot of people think that rause you're a powerlifter, you're sruhne and you lose your femi- 'ttinity because of iL But, that's really not the case. They say that I don't look like a powerlifter. they think I knit and sew," says D'Angelo, ho does neither. She's been too usy competing in powerlifting ince 1989. The 27 -year-old social worker, ho began weight training as a way iDf keeping in shape. is a three -time women's Canadian powerlifting champion, earning her third title last month in Edmonton. That qualified her w compete at the 199; World Powerlifting Cham- pionships in Jonkopmg. Sweden Nov. 27 to Dec. 5. D'Angelo is cur- rently attempting to attract corporate `sponsors to help offset the cost of I representing Canada at the event Powerlifting is unlike the Olympic sport of weightlifting. Powerlifting involves three distinct lifts — the squat (squat low with weights, then stand erect), bench press (in prone position push bar off chest until arms lock in position) and deadlift (lift weights off the ground fter off to worlds until shoulders erect and knees locked). The winner is determined by the total of all three lifts. In contrast. weightlifting involves two lifts — the snatch (lift weight from floor directly over head) , and the clean and jerk Qift bar to shoul- ders, then jerk over head). Notes D'Angelo: "Powerlifting involves strength training: it has nothing to do with bodybuilding." In a few short years. D'Angelo has risen to the pinnacle of women's powerlifting in the country. Besides grabbing three national titles. she's won numerous provincial crowns. and she holds several Ontario records and the current national record in the squat. At the 1993 national champi- onship, she performed a squat lift of 135 kilos (297.5 pounds): a bench press of 62.5 kilos (137.5 ibs.): and a deadlift of 145 kilos (320 lbs.) to place first overall. In the champion of champions competition, to crown the top overall female powerlifter, a special formula is used to determine the winner. D'Angelo was second overall, losing to an Alberta lifter by S of a kilo. The 1993 powerlifting show- down in Sweden is D'Angelo's sec- ond trip to the world championships. She finished seventh in the 1989 championships in Nova Scotia. This year, she's looking to again finish in the top 10 in her 56 -kilo (123 lbs.) weight class. "I think I'll be a little better pre- pared this year," she says. "My hopes are to do a personal best and possibly place in the top 10." In preparation for the worlds, D'Angelo continues w train three or four times per week for up to three hours at a time. She's coached by Ajax powerlifter Daralynn D'Angelo shows her form during a recent training session. The Canadian women's champ has qualified to compete at the worlds in Sweden. photo by A.J. Groen former weightlifting Olympian and fiance Larry Sheppard of North Bay. When D'Angelo's not compet- ing in powerlifting, she's helping others realize their dreams in the sport. She's currently a national coach of powerlifting for the Special Olympics for the developmentally and physically handicapped. She was recently chosen as the coach of the year in the Special Olympics program. If you can help financially in D'Angelo's quest to compete in the world championships, call Fit Maxx Gym at 427-6277 and speak to Mar- lon Shaw. Pickering event needs masters slo-pitch squads AJAX-PICKERING - A masters slo-pitch tournament slated for next month is look- ing for teams. The Pickering Gators Mas- ters Slo-Pitch Tournament is looking for eight masters (over -40 years) recreation divi- sion teams and eight masters competitive squads for the tourney in Pickering July 16 and 17. Tournament organizers 1A,sll be making a donation to the Children's Wish Founda- tion with some of the pro- .eeds from the event. The tourney will serve as a `tolson Provincial Champi- onship qualifying event. Cost is 5225 per team. Prizes, money and Molson awards will be given out to the winners. For more information, call Dave Kennedy at 427-2427 or -120-2395. Slo-pitch teams sought for mixed tourney AJAX-PICKERING - Mixed slo-pitch teams are needed for a Pickernns; tourna- ment next month. The annual West Shore Mixed Slo-Pitch tournament is stated for Kinsmen Park July 9 and 10. Fourteen teams are sought in the mixed recre- ation division 0nimmum age 19 years! and 16 teams are needed in the mixed 'D' divi- sion. The tournament, sponsored by Molson's, is a qualifier for the provincial slo-pitch cham- pionships in Markham in the fall. For more information, call Marion Lundrigan at 839- 7393 or Steve Baker at 265- 9864. Pickering skier goes for gold at August nationals — By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter PICIKERING - A Pickering athlete is quickly asserting himself as one of the best in Canada on two skis. Derek Rennie is making waves slicing through the water at speeds of upwards of 35 miles per hour. The lanky 16 -year-old Dunbarton High School student has made a big splash in water skiing circles in the slalom event since he took up the sport competitively at age 11. He began honing his skills at age nine at the family cottage on Buckhorn Lake near Peterborough. He's currently ranked second in Canada and 26th in the world in the 19 -and -under boys' division of slalom skiing where competitors race through a course of buoys, requir- ing a high degree of strength and agility. After finishing third in slalom at the `92 Ontario cham- pionships and at the Eastern Nationals, both in Bala, Ontario, Rennie saved his best effort for the Canadian National Water Skiing Championships in Sherbrooke, Que- bec. There, he won the silver medal in the slalom event in the boys' division against older skiers in what was his See PICKERING-J ap A22 FAGS WA -TW WMA019WIVA 74M, JtWS U "M Pickering tennis team captures gold medal at OTF tournament PICKERING - The Pickering 'blue' under -12 tennis team, of the Pickering Recreation Complex, cap- tured the gold medal in an Ontario Tennis Federation team tournament at the Pickering Recreation Complex on the weekend. The competition included round- robin and playoff games in which the Pickering squad went undefeat- ed. Scarborough finished with the silver medal and North York took the bronze. The Pickering 'white' squad was fourth. In the gold -medal final, Pickering Master Splashers invite new members PICKERING - The Picker- ing Master Splashers Swim Club is currently accepting new members for its summer swim program. It runs twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. during June, July and August. This is a great way for " n older swimmers _0 and o de to meet new people and for triathletes to get in some good training. For more information, call Cathv Mills at 428-7339 or Kathy Gallows at 420-7679. blue swept Scarborough 3-0 in matches. Pickering coach Dave Ochotta was pleased with his play- ers' performances. "We've been working on finishing the matches strongly after getting a good start — concentrating all the way through.,, In the doubles competition, Pickering's Jill Malbeuf and Michael Glenney outhustled Scar- borough's Suncica Nicolic and Stephen Radonjik fro, 6-1. In sin- gles, Brad Johnston defeated Nicholas Brotman 6-2, 6-0 and Andrew Tomes beat Adi Kumar 6- 0, 6-2. In the bronze medal final, the North York team edged the younger Pickering 'white' team by a matter of a point. Pickering 'white' came within a point of forc- ing two tiebreakers, but couldn't quite convert, leaving the final result two wins and one tie for North York. In singles play, Pickering's Michael Leksinski tied North York's Aaron Tepperman 7-7, while Andrew Roszkowski was defeated by Justin Cecchini 11-6. In doubles, Pickering's Anna Leksinski and Markus Javor were within one point of making it 6-6, but rune up short as North York's Michelle Ler and Mark Thompson prevailed to take the set ) -5. Pickering youth busy in the water FROM PAGE A21 finest moment to date in his young career. And, Rennie was the recipient of the 1992 Hallmark Cup for a skier's improvement in all three water skiing disciplines — slalom, trick and jumping. This season. Rennie is hoping for even better results in the water. Several weeks ago, he returned from the International Training Centre in Redding, Cali- fornia, north of San Francisco, where he trained with Water Ski Canada's National Development Team. The training camp was an invi- tation -only affair, with only five other Canadians chosen. "You had to have performed to a certain level before they would consider you for the camp," says Rennie, who's sponsored by O'Brien Water Skies International. First up on this year's competi- tive water skiing schedule is the June qualifying tournament for the Canada Games in Kamloops, British Columbia in August. A strong perforr wnce at the Canada Games Water Skiing Trials at Safari Lake near Cambridge will ensure him of a spot on the Ontario team going to the Canada Games. CORRECTION NOTICE Ir our Sj nmer Sav ngs Ryer o' June 23rd the toi,ow,g aPma•ec ncorreay Or page 9 We -ave acver!sed '5g Poiysoor;r ac 243 ea One o' t^e :e—s p^otograpnee s-correv We rave pnotograpnec 30g Po yspor^ w^ c^ s ^o advertised tn,s ac 30g Po ysoo• ^ s roe ava:iab+e fpr 2 43 ea Aso or page 9 Tne Cub Car Securmy dense shou�c read SAVE $5 and not SAVE 30% as stated We regret any inconvenience Ms ray ^ave caused our customers 1141"ItIF, Also on the season's slate is a prestigious international tourna- ment called the America's Chal- lenge where the top water skiers in Canada will put their skills on the line against opponents from the U.S. and Latin America. The event takes place to Sherbrooke, Quet:c in July. Rennie's still waiting to hear if he'll be selected as one of the Canadians on this country's America's Challenge team. He expects to know later this month. He's also hoping for a trip back to the national champi- onships in Edmonton in August where he's aiming at trading in the silver medal he won in '92 for gold in this year's slalom event. "I think I'll do better (at the nationals) this year. Every year you get a little older and a little better," says Rennie, who still has two more ybars of eligibility in the boys' category. How well he performs this season will have a direct impact on whether he will be chosen to represent Canada at the Pan American Championships and the Junior World Championships in Mexico in 1994. Open 7 Days A Week! V//Ifyj� Dunbarton's best Dunbarton High School honored its top athletes at its annual athletic awards banquet on June 15. Award winners are, in back row from left, Mike Sperling, Mike Slean, Kris Papadapoulos and Julie Cunningham. In middle are Tara McDonald, Jenn Bromley, Chad Hiley, Kevin Forde, Chad Pear- son and Ivan Ghandour. In front are Nicole Grieco, Glenn Miller, Jennifer Law, Julie Marvin, Brad Cunningham, Allison Brown and Jason White. Missing from photo was Sarah Farmer. photo by Ron Pietroniro �aradian ire Ajax, is plea: announce the winners of ift certificates in the Heart Stroke draws ■ s\�} ;i�::': `:i:'�:•iiiiiii ilii: }> ~:4: Richard & Anne Briscoe, 965 Riverside Dr., Ajax ROB'S GONE MAD! BBQ DEAL * Pay For One Refill' Get the Second One 1/2 PRICE 1 Harwood Ave. Ask for details! S. 686=7794 I".02 cc = Hwy. 401 V//Ifyj� Dunbarton's best Dunbarton High School honored its top athletes at its annual athletic awards banquet on June 15. Award winners are, in back row from left, Mike Sperling, Mike Slean, Kris Papadapoulos and Julie Cunningham. In middle are Tara McDonald, Jenn Bromley, Chad Hiley, Kevin Forde, Chad Pear- son and Ivan Ghandour. In front are Nicole Grieco, Glenn Miller, Jennifer Law, Julie Marvin, Brad Cunningham, Allison Brown and Jason White. Missing from photo was Sarah Farmer. photo by Ron Pietroniro �aradian ire Ajax, is plea: announce the winners of ift certificates in the Heart Stroke draws ■ s\�} ;i�::': `:i:'�:•iiiiiii ilii: }> ~:4: Richard & Anne Briscoe, 965 Riverside Dr., Ajax ROB'S GONE MAD! BBQ DEAL * Pay For One Refill' Get the Second One 1/2 PRICE 1 Harwood Ave. Ask for details! S. 686=7794 ....._ ............... Pickering soccer girls consolation champs PICKERING - The Pickering Power Harveys under -15 girls rep soccer team was crowned conso- lation champs at the Newmarket tournament June 5 and 6. Teams from Oshawa, Streetsville, Thornhill, Scarbor- ough, Peterborough and host Newmarket also participated. The consolation pitted Pickering against the Scarbor- ough Azzurri Leg- ends. Heather Barnes put Picker- ing on the score- board first, and the team never looked back. Goals by Lisa Bonser, her fourth of the tourney, and by Kerry Irvine the Pickering under -13 rep team. Team members are goalies Karin Plouffe and Amy Hosford; defenders Sarah LeGresley, Natal- ie Brewster, Rupi Randhawa, Danielle Amato and Sarah Mid- dlebrook; halfbacks Natalie Hig- gins, Caren Maher and Andrea Mitchell; forwards Lisa Bonser, Heather Barnes, Aimee Teteris, Kerry Irvin, Melanie Den Heyer and Ainsley Yule. The team is coached by Don Maher and Jim Irvine; the trainer is Laurine Brewster; and the manager is Dave LeGreslev. Advanced soccer camp coming to Pickering PICKERING - The Pickering Soccer bling moves. Team tactics and strate- Club will hold its annual summer camp, gies will be covered in practical and starting July 5. classroom sessions. Held in conjunction with the The, camp runs from Monday to "World of Soccer", the camp is Friday from 8:55 a.m. to 4:30 designed for boys and girls rep or p.m. all-star players who truly seek to The cost is S130 per session. challenge themselves. For more information on this The camp features the "Waiter's camp or other full and half-day Way" of advanced teaching techniques house league camps, call John DeBene- and specializes in ball control and drib- dictis at 299-3(X)7 or 320-1476. gave the locals a 3-0 victory. West Rouge squeaked by Pick- ering 1-0 in the semi-final contest marked by end-to-end, non-stop action. The West Rouge Bandits were the eventual tournament champions. Pickering Power went unde- feated in their three preliminary games. In the first contest, Picker- ing blanked the Scarborough Azzurri Legends 2-0 on Lisa Bonser's two -goal effort. Picker- ing then posted a come -from - behind 4-2 victory over the Strectsville `79ers in the second game. Goal scorers were Bonser, Natalie Higgins, Sarah LeGresley and Rupi Randhawa. Pickering finished pool play with a 2-0 win over Peterborough. Andrea Mitchell and Melanie Den Hever scored the goals. The team owes some of its success to Amy Hosford, a goal- r�!nder elevated from the Picker- ing house league, and Ainsley Yule, a forward brought up from 771E NEWS AIDYiWOM W96,7JUNE 2A 100-PA6192%.6 Slo-pitch tourney needs more teams AJAX - Slo-pitch teams are needed for an annual tournament which raises funds for the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. The Steelers third annual Slo-Pitch Tournament in support of the hos- pital is slated for Ajax July 2 to 4. Tourney organizers hope to attract 72 teams in five divi- sions to participate in the qualifying event for the Molson rovincial Slo-Pitch Championships in Niagara Falls in September. Teams are sought in men's 'C', `D' and rec divisions, ladies' 'C' and mixed recreational categories. All games will be played at diamonds throughout Ajax with the tour- nament headquarters at the Sapphire Bar & Grill at 610 Monarch Ave. The entry fee is 5200 per team, teams not registered with Slo-Pitch National will be charged 5235 to enter. Last year's event raised more than S3,000 which was used to pur- chase a sports physiotherapy bed for the hospital. For more information, call Glenn Lang at 428-9459, Greg Booker at 430-1608 or Tom Cloutier at 831-2953. SOME IDEAS ON'PRACTICE I believe all practice has benefits. Some would argue this point, stating that you might be dust practicing a bad error. compounding an already existing problem. The positive side is, that even a bad swing can be helped by trial and error and a natural desire to improve and succeed. To get the most from practice it is best that you are supervised or that you have a definite correction in mind, one that vc,r understand and can work on by yourself. Progress is best accomplished when you work at a specific change or idea and not try to think of ten things at once. Learn to be patient in your practice sessions. Change comes slowly, assess your results after several weeks of practice, not after one basket of balls. Golfers who are impatient with results from practice, often never acquire the skill they desire because they are continually trying something different. Make practice fun: play games with yourself. Example - "The next shot I hit to win the U.S. OPEN will be a straight drive " This helps some golfers. take the boredom out of practice. Don't be afraid to practice a special shot until you can close your eves and visualize exactly how it will go and how }ou will swing to make it happen, ' RF%IE`1BER - PRACTICE. -PRACTICE: PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT Jr'�EReJ. BUNKERS DINING LOUNGE ? ,. ? o Open to the Public 7 days in a week. Great food ria atmosphere, J 8 beautiful scenery makes for COLI% Gv a very enjoysble evening. Call 686-1121 For Further Information. You're looking at a car that goes 40 times faster than a Porsche. Saturn isn't exactly annihilating Porsche oil the racetrack. 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Steven Ross. Matthew Firth homered Personal Touch D.J. Service 31 vs. Light -Fast Argot Plgrrrnb 26 For Light -Fast, fine hitting by Doug Gill Brett Rogers, Adam Dykeman; solic fielding by Marc Casagnol, Ashley James and Bret Ancestor. Alas Man's Slo-Ptich 28 ve.W W Reel Estate 23 For Sb -Pitch, Andrew Marsh. home run, 2 RBIs, Kevin Chow doubled, Jennifer Thornhill had 3 sin- ges. Peter Stevenson caught the ball in the outfield and tagged a runner out between 1st and 2no Sarah Jalr oc hamed prevented a home our Personal Touch D.J. Service 35 vs. Carrot Home to proverrww 34 ca Personal Touch, Dylan Cur. roe. 2-rur nomer. Kyle Davey scored 4 runs. Enc Hayward made great catch a! 2na base anti Justin Hutchison made good catches a1 home plate. Fo' Carron s, oviti Carol.. 3 -run home-, Davic Yorke, Kyle Goldman. 4 runs each; Adam Al. and Brock Robinson caught fly balls. Kristv Moore. 3 putout at 2nd base Paul Mac's Pot Food 27 vs. Baulk of Nova Scold 27 Goh Pain Macs. Michael Browning. 3 homers. 9 PB' s, Chnlodner Get" dic a great Coo behind the Plate; Shane Stephens savor the day by stopo,ng the last run at the Poole tc keeC the game tiec ROOKIE BALL MINOR DIVISION St. Clair Paint i Wallpaper 26 vs. Spudster Hone Made Filters 26 Cor S! mai', .,awn Heal doueiec 2 RS s. Rachael Carey made 3 ours in one inning: great "ryball outs by Robbie Sales Her - dnk Anderson, Jasor Healy and Robbie Sales cion,. boned roll a double pay ROOIOE BALL MAJOR tagiom 7 vs. Kinsmen 2 c_- ,egor. A.- Coal dOubieC.ustin li orojdhr nim home. A"Cv Ne^ huts caugh! a poo fel for two outs. Fd' Kinsmen. Tommy Bailey. Stever Strange RBS singles. Daf:% Fletcher doubled Kevin Brown. parry Noble Michael, Courtney oravea well r the r,ek: Trans Canada Electronics 16 vs. Signs From Mother Planar I co- TC_ �n, s M s -c eC Dan-� _Jts !back. P000e mom ea. Good outs rnsae try Stephen -ober,. Mar. Doran Mac Low likaneer I vs. Ethanol ds 4 Davits Jaw - offers 6 Mac -ear -runfe, bared a•ouna ^ -e lour,- inning tot 7 rims ClydesdW Custom Cases 6 vs. The Original fMunlar Shop 4 co- Cvdescal ,gook c"e^sne Ill - 'ne fount- iec by Jason Wiles whc !^,pled aro homerec Defensive way of the game Dv Dva- Ostapvk Sponger ArOflrMon 10 vs. Laglom a Sonngate fec c. -a-il �.a es JutS!jol --e'ens.ye pet's. Jason PWei z aude rvudao wen• 3 to, 3 For-egipr_ Michas. G,iroy homerel frg-a rephee Caught a hyoat, MOSQUITO BOYS knnarspace Dive a Marine 3 vs. Maple Leaf Foods 1. ^ne•sp,ace Scale-- rs 3 --^s ea,, ^ !one gar•ne. gree catce by Ryan MCL,ndor on the fourth nn g Cereal Gird Services 6 vs. Ship Shape Toning CanWO4 coC ,S ,r Aga^os PS • c -e Ke-^ W000coc, ooullo d. pitched 2 wDeg innings. Daw•c Chemo, RB, Inge AIM%( kwsance I vs. Clarks, Cl§cs Concepts I -J- ACT.are 'ne •"s•' o,, or -se sill was a'ry 00 cmtcn by Jon^ Recd. Kar" Yafk,, ,'cr Women 2 Witter Juts, homer,d. Allstate s first -un, 3 stoter bows ov Donnell Se'+:- 3oodwir Pehistan, Ryan Vickers. Cory Veracincir. Gaoavve Pemstan socroo runs Allstate Insurance 10 vs. Ain Model Flyers 3. For Allstate. Joodwm Pe,.s!an "�ec.9Je -,^e Marine. 'gravy. first RBI of season Co-ornai o, s catcne,, Adr,ar Barak. prtpmer Steve-adewnc, was outstanding. Jermun, West. great cry ball catch Py Mode covers, good at -bats by Chris Har -,son, Steven ,cones. Aaron Turns, Exceien! pitching snort try Byron Peters Map% Lad Foods 13 vs- CUPS Loaf ION 3 ca MLP. Dame MaAuey. Cn"3 Bond 3 ods NCr Great oemence by Ala,^, �anmoharmj Aaron Fetcher. needs ..D base running by Jason -ON Played woods Uncodn Mercury I vs. 4wwapaw Dt" A MrMr 4 .aeon Pepe. Cory .anteigM lea The onenfe MIC deter -or we oases coodoc aria 2 deer Ryan Hunter ratigm a ny ball Ic and inning, For Innerspacs, Mike Nild,ng Kyle Hdls doubled: Carnron Abkock sngled: Relay from Matthew Hill to Ryan McMvdon to rMAn Trtniblt ttspped acismprsa honer or the 31 Boyd woods Lbtottrn Blrary 6 ,t AeM fere► viM Oars S. Mita w. gift this firsf "a of the pants and Cory mads an ill out at two base Admitted Evta% SaQaMir 7 vs. Trophy Factory 6. For Adhrat, hits by Michael Basset. Ryan Hamill Tom Solsko , bed a throw to first, groat catch in fah held. The first 3 pitchers Jesse Thompson, Chris Brswkos and Mi hoosi Social conal sniaou! vnrgs. Opd(r1aM S era. AaanMr Evans SecvRy S. For Admral, aaoe%nt sae awe lux, by Ryan Sheriffs: Adam Sworman, excellent flyboll etch. Double play by Jesse Thompson, Taylor Lansbury and Miciael Batrah. Vgft Inial WWO 22 vs- WOW*y Carpet 2. For V fr. Ryan Chuharrrt tfplad twice; Scott Walker. 2 doubles. Good goes poached by Ryan. Chris and •ANTAM am DMSION Allow BMSO AsseekdMn 12 vs. Malley Bros. WArAm m 7. For Aim Bingo, Adam Brourbs, 2 Ns. 2 turn, 4 s1o11n been Geis Cameron, 3 ells, 5 RM B Bladen b=ad Lae BMagr. 2 ries, 3 ons, 6 taelan bum& OlytrOle whdmosb N K Ado" ft W Strwl- M IL For Olywpie, Mins MoMNat tripled- Ddenmks IV. two W" oelchee by Ryan Vrd=N goad ptiah- ing by Brad Dart, Jewel PhVW oo *UA*d to the MCIWY• Aim MRBe AssdrarOn 7 ver SLOmW 6. For Ajax Bingo, Richard Simpson tripled; Chris Cameron hornered; Andy MiWestme, 2 Rot doubts; Chris Middk*m stole home for wining run; Thad base- man Batt Mall call *a d with Lee Belanger, Chin Cameron for 3 pirioft Motrin kllarll OMW 15 Val SWMM S. For Mor- ton, Andrew Dickinson, Jeff McGrath, Ryan Broughton each reached base 3 times. Tim Las- seter homered. Good defensive plays by Ryan Broughton. Subway soared 4 runs in first 3 innings but left 6 on base. BUDGET BOYS DIVISION Camden Nam T1lrapy 6 vs. Nolo Products S. Nokia Products dropped its second game of season. Eric Piddon went 2 for 2. scoring a rum, collecting 2 `!BI's- Keegan Taylor blasted opposite field double to drive in a run, scored once, s- a single to own - tre and sole 2 bean. Mike Graham, Adam Gignac also angled. Mike Graham made his first start of season with relisf from Keegan Taylor, David John- sons MOSOIRTO GIRLS OrtisKm Rid ENtflor COlMroodrp 14 ire. Marty Meld S. For Rand, Shannon Murphy doubled. Singles to Lindsay Smith with 3, Jennifer Williams, Cassie PEEWEE GIRLS DIVISION Dickson Prkntkg 6 vs. The PrkM Race 6 Kris Hol lodge paced The Print Place with a single, walk 2 runs scored; Jessica Taylor, Tania Fylak singled and scored Carolyn Goh, Sharon Murdoch roundec out the scoring lar Print Place. On defence, Kelly Pedro made a areal catch on a tNball to end second inning; Laura Giftora made yet another tNball catch Pitching were Jennifer Anderson, Jessica Taylor, Lisa Taylor Mab Lean Hunter 10 vs- Pickering Village Cfwro prsotic 5 MacLean Hunter led Lw Michelle Parke. Brenda Taylor, 2 RBI s each; Jdi Cook strong baninc at lead orf, Michelle Nash o4chect 3 excellent innings, Catchers Tara MacDonald, Suzanne BtVefs did excellent Cob Leanne Samuel took one for the tear- Plekertng Village Chiropractic 12 vs. Loeb Bav wood I =o' PV7 doubles by uudifh McGarng�e Lndsay V�,ostek, Laura Calehann led the team; Sin- gles by Jennifer Baku, Ornella Ravi Dista Costa ivk Jennifer Solis, Jamie Knox Grow Pitching performances by Jennifer Sonis Lindsay V,rostool Cornelia Rawl,. Jaime Sheeewase made a nice throw to get the runner out a• nome PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Cassie Clayton, Rana E ectnc. G -c s Mosquito. Michael Browning, Pau! Macs Pet Food. T -Ball Major. Jason Wiles. Clyaesdaie Custom Cases. Rookie Ball Major: Chris Cameron, Ajax B,ngc Assoc . Bantam Boys; Jason Roberts, Spnngate Arbitrators, Rookie Ball Maio- F4CKERING VILLAGE SOCCER CLUB Results "on' WIC.. June I MMSOUIRT DIVISION Jacqueline Sta's 2 3oals by Dia^ Pnill Be, Glassco vs Bisset C. St James Cate 2 ,Goats by Brad Shetsinger 2, vs. Evergreen Ceaners 0; LOEE Ajax 3 (Goals by Nicholas Chea. Bryce Parra(, Jes- sica Shaten vs. State Farm insurance 2; Coffee Time Donuts t Goal by Jason Jurkmae vs. Filial ing ilia ring Photo + (Goal Coy Alexander Rmza Jl1 A SQUIRT DIVISION Jones-Dooler, ^surance - Ys 0 -re Rage 3allery C: Morningsde Suzuki 3 $Goals by Riley Leblanc 2. Shane Hann; vs, GMezeau s 0; Food Tow, 2 -Goals by Chris O'Leary, Adam ,carman vs. Videc 99 (Goals by Anand Krshun SENIOR SOUIRT DIVISION Pizza Pais 3 -^s Marquand!, a^ =asst'. Jame Ryan vs. Corer Dance Studio 2 :Goofs by, Michael Padnesaa. Christine Pamtateois . P. V- Pharmwciv, 6 ;Briar ACarns 2. Joil Servos 2. Jordan Roach. Chao Mor-^sor vs Fox 6 cdvirli ! (Gds. Dv Cory Chir Pickering Visage 61A a Goals Dv Scor Larlur 3. Gregory .:'Das vs. Moodie s Major Inn C AJAX WARRIORS SOCCER CLUB Resuits for •ne .lee• fli'll .. -e 16 MINI -SOCCER BOYS HOUSE LEAGUE UNDER-RVE DIVISION natio, 2 Goals I» And'ew =Jse,. Cnac crank.v vs Canada C ,MVP -om Ca-iess . Ajax .eg,on - Goa: by Enc Buratynsk vs Pharma Plus C MVP A"Crew Capco : Dmtmct-ve Decorating 3 tGoo is Dv Andrew Regir,Da 2. Michael, McCusker vs U S 2 iGoa,s by Joshua Gerwe Bock Williamil Tfoamov ey Prop. any Managemer• Z -Goals by Jonathan ,'l.,,e 2 V& SCajland 0 (MVP N,choes COmNa, UNDER-= DIVISION Brazil 5 ;Gca1S by ✓ane' ,andl 3. Michael Purl 2 vs 3 st,mkT,-e Decorating 3 ,Goats by Al Braw,ev, Matthew Bush, Darryl King ; Scotuina 3 (Goa,s ov Colin Penshaw, Craig Smith, Marhew, Wnatake' vs. Canada C MVP Michael This•e':, Parker ^tears 2 +Goals by Jason uascol 2 vs. P-,-,e--ca r,na^aa 1 ;Goal by Darren McCloy,, Trerawner P'operty Management • rGoal by Justin Hawse- ys -S.A. ; MVP Mitchel Crouse UNDER -SEVEN DIVISION Scotland 2 (G:as by Da,,y Ma!s,.s-eta, Ben Ptemontese vs. velanC 0; Ajax 00 -most Club 2 (Goals by Dougal .afral 2) vs. U.S.A. 1 (Goal by Christopher Khasmmanun,: Primerica Financial 2 iGosls by Bradiey Currie. cyan Hutton vs. CP -T 2 (Goats by Brander whina■er 2 . Distinctly, Deco- rating 4 ,Goals by Dylan C,.rne 3. Lloyd Heaandge vs .Canada Trust 0 (MVP Danes Brennan,. UNMR+JGHT DMS*N England 3 (Goats by Simon Bream, ;anon Crete. Michel 'elrcevs. Italana C (MVP Dane, Voameri; Gal 3 Goats by Michael Leccese 2, Kyle Cil n,ngnaml vs. Sootland 3 (Goys by Adnan Brookings 2. Michael ,^,'Neil); J.S-A. 3 (Goals by Jordan Price 2, Todd MacDonald; vs Mexico t Goal by Peter Hymi Canada 2 !Goals by Josh" Amen schleeer, Crag Blacklock, vs. Itay 0 tWVP Matthew Haire). UNDER -MM DIVISION Mexico I ;Gori by Derek Fukher vs hetero 0 (MVP David YoshrW); Canada 3 !Goats by area Anderson. Dennis Cole. Brun East) vs. Italy 2 !Goals by Mar- tin Bwreda•Castanon. J.J. Bi . England 2 (Goals by Val Megatons. Andrea Smith) vs Brawl 1 (Goal by Bruce Mehrnet). PICKEPAM SOFTBALL AS IOCIATKIN Results to the week ending June 1 a. $GUMtT SOYV DIVISION June 10: Team Number Eight 1e vs. Team Nu mbar Seven 10; King Component 25 vs. Simcde Eng, rroering 7 (MVP Vince Cationsi a" Sygme 1Y vs Surpw Cherneal 16 (MVP Eric Dow). June17: Wa%rrnaker 12 (MVP Jeff SnNh) ver Level If Cornbaawg 11 RAW Tom Sdwltt): Bulk earn 17 vs- Sintoot Engineering 16; King Component 17 (MVP Adan Blaelatlon) vs. Swpems Clwrtiuk 14; King Compotyent 16 vs. Surpass Chemicals 14 (MVP Cl-riftor F I. Morgan construction e (MVP Bryan Snip) vs. Bins Kddmw 7: P I& UnWndod 12 (MVP Ands Depon) vs. Pickering Hyurrdd 11. June 1S: BM Sygme 17 (MVP Daniel Jackson) forts Hortsy Craft Woodworking 16: Bromides kfol. t7 (MVP Joel Rodgers) vs. Notion Auto Body 15 (MVP Ryan Mcleod). JUNIOR T -BALL DIVISION •Mort., June 14: Spon Togs (MVPs Matthew Thomp- son. Mesood Bashir) vs. Kelsey's (MVPs James Rhodes. Gary Hawkel: Masem (MVPs Ryan Tilley. Alex McKenna) vs. LOEB (MVPs Grand Trapper, Shannon Tkacill Savoie Meats (MVPs Sachin Shelly, Lindsay Marshall) vs. Diet Coke (MVPs Bryan Peacock, Sarah Urril Tuts., June 15: Coulter and Farsone Insurance (MVPs Cody Johnson, Michelle Revoy) vs. West Rouge Cycle d Sports (MVPs Tyler McCtone, Sean McCoy); Quality Tune -Up (MVPs Amandil Hook. Ashley Ewanchek) vs. Wildwood Ford (MVPs Mil sa i lys- sa MCDowel 1, Brian Moote). Wed., June 16: O'Tooles (MVPs Raymond Duffy. Almon Fall vs. Pickering Men's Slow -Poch (MVP Trevor Goulding); Sheridan Dental Gerrit* (MVPs Eric Pennington, Kenneth Gilbert) vs. Bramale■ Homes (MVPs Nicole Zorn, Adam Brown); Diet Coke (MVPs Robert Gibson, Christopher Chappel) vs. Maxell (MVPs Omar Mohammed, Tricia Bac- chus). Thum., Juste 17: LOEB (MVPs Matthew Hill, Jerome Shorthouea) vs. Coulter and Farsone Insurance (MVPs Ehrtn Obtrbrsci, Andrew Parad it Kt kel (MVPs Stephanie Saliba, Magill Hennel vs Quality Tune -Up (MVPs Danny Cameron, Sean Hancock): West Rouge Cycle S Sports (MVPs Erika Pfaff, Andrew Gflertl vs. Spon Togs (MVPs Daniel Keith. Benlannn Hoover. Fn., June 18' Bramalea Homes (MVPs Stefan Kopetski, R.aam Pamdeyi vs Wlldwood Forc ,MVPs Cody Hewer,. Jame Choleras': Savoie Meats (MVPs Sean Robb, Derek Savolel vs. Pick- ering Men's Slow -Pitch (MVP Scott Morgan! -Game scores not recorded until Jury '. PICKERING SOCCER CLUB Gins results for the week ending June 19 HOUSE LEAGUE RESULTS UNDER -SEVEN GIRLS' DIVISION Peg-Pereao d Goals by Siobhan McGeown, Sara Blair 3. MVPs Vicky Mason Siobhan McGeowm vs. Peters Apoiances 3 (Goals by Breigh Cameron 2. Kimberley Weston. MVPs Bnanne Mac Dutt, Melanie Campbell,; Blizzards B $Goals by Theresa Lubv 4, Meagan Relk 2, Tfaa Pateras. Shannon McLaughlin MVP Iheresa Li vs. M' Sub 2 iGoas by Jennifer Watson, Jenna Wulf, MVP Jenne Wulff;: Pickering Slo-Spons 5 ,Goals los Laura Clayton 2, Amanda Good. Vanessa Vol MVP Laura Clayton, vs. Jim Nicholson Insurance ,MVP Shannon Woods UNDER-MNE WRLS DIVISION Keisev s 5 'Goas by Jennifer Brad,ev Tamm, Varaerstamen, Melissa Allen, Sarvatrice Assenza. Katie Dale. MVPs Salvatnce Assenza, Tammy Va^derstarren� vs. Rowdies 4 (Goals by Bobbie Axe 2. Tarvn Bachman 2 MVPs Bobbie Axe. Tarvr Bateman); Prestige Trophy d (Goals by Ashiey Walker 2. M,cnei'e Poole, Jennifer Sadler. MVP Ashlev Walke, vs. Kinettes 1 (Goal by Lauren GOdSM" MVP Lauren Goldsmith.. Hayes Dena 2 (Goals by Danielle Tanner, Caroline Luby. MVPs Caroline LUW. Crystal Gremmng� vs Whites Rd Petro -Can + ;Goal by Kristen Ryan, MVPs Kristen Ryan, Sarah MastMon TINDER -11 GIRLS' DIVISION J.E. Hanna 4Goals oy Lauren Forsey 4 MVPs Lauren Forsey,. Natasha Campbell, Lauren Bobber vs Boyer Pontiac 3 (Goals by Atysha Framnptor. Jourean Coloughoun, Heather Clayton. MVP Chrystal Grace, Megan Shanks;; Winners 4 (Goals by Amber Lewis. Fermina Permonahned, Lisa Laney 2. MVP Ashiey Bndgemen on dekenoei vs. Alai Comptnertime 0; Whitby Tigers 0 vs. P,ckenng Lento C MVP Kristin McCuny). Pickerel Blir Zara ! !Goal Dy Lynn Taylor. MVPs Jorr tat Perron. Stephanie Tomei? vs. Whitby Kinsman 1. UNDER -13 GIRLS' DIVISION Ajax 2 vs. PKKer,rg Progress Cwc 0 ,1,1VP Morgan Cune). WISC Highland Vale 3 Storage 4 ors. Anrandale Dodge I iGoat by Laura Purdon. MVP Sabana Science, ,n goal;; Rockers 1 (Goal by Robyn Krgoon MVPs Niowe Skelton. Robyn King- don; vs. Annatdae Dodge 0. Vol Hardman 1 VS . Rocke!s C MVPs Dar,elle Butte . Tarv,a Hanryi: Boyer Pontiac 2 (Goers by Chantaoe Gau- thier. Castle Dunn vs- Ajax Arel Tod r1 Gauge S. A441ix Lilxeny Mutual 5 yi Boyer Pontiac 1 ;Goal by Chantale Geuther . UNDER -15 GIRLS' DIVISION Whitby Shake,s 4 vs- Ontario Au 2 Goals by Casale Devisor, Army Hostord. MVPs Lea Mitchell. Samantha Gray); Uxbriage 2 vs. Marf,n Travel? (Goal by Sheila Kober. MVP Brearl T,i i; Wildby Movers 4 vs. Zppy Perm 2 iG0a4 by San- dra Doyle, Karen Pomeroy MVPs Cheryl Burman, Karr. Selig, UNDER -17 GIRLS- DIVISION Bafsdon Trucking 6 Goals oy Lesley Bell 2, Stacey Park John Davis, '',ns Anionydis, Nix, Ramdeen. MVP Toni Ramdeeni vs. Wnifby Opt,mst 0; Pro Motion 0 (MVPs Sarah Leber, Lisa O'Conner. Shannon Pounder, vs. Pcxenrg Village 0: pro Motor 4 Goals by cayola C-e'l 2. Shannon "x,edW. Michelle Brace MVPs Neto D'Sol Pickering Atoms 0. Barnes. MVP Lindsay Carruthers for shutout in REP TEAM RESULTS goal) vs Peterborough 0; Pickering Power Harveys UNDER -11 GIRLS' DIVISION a (Goals by Kerry Irvine, Lisa Bonser, Heidi Sal Pickering Power Canada Trust 3 (Goals by Nathalie Melanie Den Heyer. MVP Kanne Plouffe for Urbas 2, Melissa Gaudet. MVP Christine Axe vs- shutout). 620 Tenders 620 Tenders 620 Tenders Public Works Travaux publics Canada Canada INVITATION TO INVITATION AUX APPRAISAL CABINETS FIRMS TO PRE- D'EXPERTS EN QUALIFY FOR APPRAISAL WOR K AT PICKERING, ONTARIO PL&ic Works Canada, Ontario Region may be undertaking the dis- posal of surplus federal properties at Pickering, Ontario on behalf of Transport Canada. As it is anticipat- ed that these properties will be dis- posed of In a phased manner, appraisal reports wig be required to estimate the market values of these properties as part of the disposal process. - Interested Appraisal Firms with the capability to undertake appraisal assignments on a contract basis on yr✓ these surplus properties are Invited 10 make a submission to pre -qualify. Only those firms who meet pre-quali- J� a lication criteria will be used for these pLL1ANCE assignments. Submissions will be ti evaluated based on required co IS10N information. �A See us for details and a repair estimate. You could win a 4 day. 3 night stay at a participating Canadian ITT Sheraton hotel or luxury resort. plus 5500.00 travelling money. There are 9 packages in all to be won - and exciting bi-monthly prizes, too, Including Samsung TVNCR combi- nations ombsnations and video cameras. Drop by our collision repair and refinish centre and fill out a ballot. No purchase necessary. 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ESTIMATION IMMOBILI,ERE A FAIRE DETERMINER AU PREALABLE LEUR COMPETENCE EVALUATION DE PROPRIETES SISES A PICKERING, EN ONTARIO II se peut que Travaux publics Canada - Region de ('Ontario, entre- prenne la vente de propnetes feder- ales excedentaires pour le compte de Transports Canada. Corrine le MinistAre prevoit Sion defaire gra- duellement, it devra obtenir, dans le cadre du processus de vente, des rapports devaluation pour an etablir la valeur marchande. Les cabinets d'experts en estimation immObili6re Capables d'entreprendre par marcle de Services I'evaluation de ces propril sont invites A PILL senter une demande de determina- tion prealable de lour competence. Souls les Cabinets qui auront report. du aux crit8res de determination pre- alable de leur competence seront choisis. Les demandes seront eval- uees an 10in ion des renseignerrents demandlbS. Pour faire determiner au prealable lour aptitude A entreprendre I'evalua- tion des pl'opr 616s an question, les cabinets interesses doivent faire par- venir leur demande A I'adresse suivante: Travaux publics Canada POlitique et gestion des march6s 4900, We YOnge,l2eme etage Willowdale (Ontario) M2N 6A6 COMRkPnce' M Ron Richards On peut obtenir un apergu des 'exi- gences en matiere de presentation des demandes' an ecrivant A I'adresse susmentionil ou en tdle- phonant au (416) 512.5558 (1-800. 267-6651). II ne s'agit pas den appel d'offres. Date de C16ture: le mardi 6 juillet, 1993. A 14 h. Les demandes presen- tees apres tette date ne seront pas ac ceptees. -f ff.rfL•-;.'-!-r-7.�.r-';.r '.rJe-r:e.err-yrs r.or, rre.f •,..--,r •. for, e.•. .. ..a tLar:.. n.• AJAX SPARTANS MNOR BASEBALL Clayton and Ern Kitching with 2 and single hits for Kendra Gutstl vs. Rockets 2 (Goals by Zoe Whitby i. Reacts for the week ends June 15 Lesls Mittlestatdt. Andrea Bee. These hits Thomas, Jen Taylor. MVP Stephanie Taylor) Scoreboard UNDER -13 GIRLS' DWOON T-SALI MAJOrI DIVISION accounted for 9 runs. Other runs by Erin Sheep- SENIOR LADIES' DIVISION Pickering Power Ideal Paints 2 (Goats by Ainsley Kkrrlwl 711 V&GFSM Yhumb RWW It For Kens wash, Laura Togleberg. Amanda Everett. Lauren Pickering Atoms 3 (Goals by Chris Connell 2, Came Vule, Lisa Taylor) vs. East York 3 men, Seen Pearson nide a great catch, throw to Wa,ners, Jillian Mission, Amy Woods had an `B' Gentle) vs. Alex Nelson Hobbies 2; Pickering Atoms UNDER -1s GIRLS' DIVISION home to get last batter out; Steven Ross, sovol with a ground out. Cassie Clayton bitched two 0 vs Whitby Optimist 0' Pickering Strikers 5 vs Pickering Power Harvey's 1 (Goal by Heather outs at first base; Ian Aspnall made several aecu innings for first win at season with relief from Und- rate throws for outs; Stephanie Wood, Jennifer say Smith Black Sean Pearson doubled; Kyle Green tripled. Steven Ross. Matthew Firth homered Personal Touch D.J. Service 31 vs. Light -Fast Argot Plgrrrnb 26 For Light -Fast, fine hitting by Doug Gill Brett Rogers, Adam Dykeman; solic fielding by Marc Casagnol, Ashley James and Bret Ancestor. Alas Man's Slo-Ptich 28 ve.W W Reel Estate 23 For Sb -Pitch, Andrew Marsh. home run, 2 RBIs, Kevin Chow doubled, Jennifer Thornhill had 3 sin- ges. Peter Stevenson caught the ball in the outfield and tagged a runner out between 1st and 2no Sarah Jalr oc hamed prevented a home our Personal Touch D.J. Service 35 vs. Carrot Home to proverrww 34 ca Personal Touch, Dylan Cur. roe. 2-rur nomer. Kyle Davey scored 4 runs. Enc Hayward made great catch a! 2na base anti Justin Hutchison made good catches a1 home plate. Fo' Carron s, oviti Carol.. 3 -run home-, Davic Yorke, Kyle Goldman. 4 runs each; Adam Al. and Brock Robinson caught fly balls. Kristv Moore. 3 putout at 2nd base Paul Mac's Pot Food 27 vs. Baulk of Nova Scold 27 Goh Pain Macs. Michael Browning. 3 homers. 9 PB' s, Chnlodner Get" dic a great Coo behind the Plate; Shane Stephens savor the day by stopo,ng the last run at the Poole tc keeC the game tiec ROOKIE BALL MINOR DIVISION St. Clair Paint i Wallpaper 26 vs. Spudster Hone Made Filters 26 Cor S! mai', .,awn Heal doueiec 2 RS s. Rachael Carey made 3 ours in one inning: great "ryball outs by Robbie Sales Her - dnk Anderson, Jasor Healy and Robbie Sales cion,. boned roll a double pay ROOIOE BALL MAJOR tagiom 7 vs. Kinsmen 2 c_- ,egor. A.- Coal dOubieC.ustin li orojdhr nim home. A"Cv Ne^ huts caugh! a poo fel for two outs. Fd' Kinsmen. Tommy Bailey. Stever Strange RBS singles. Daf:% Fletcher doubled Kevin Brown. parry Noble Michael, Courtney oravea well r the r,ek: Trans Canada Electronics 16 vs. Signs From Mother Planar I co- TC_ �n, s M s -c eC Dan-� _Jts !back. P000e mom ea. Good outs rnsae try Stephen -ober,. Mar. Doran Mac Low likaneer I vs. Ethanol ds 4 Davits Jaw - offers 6 Mac -ear -runfe, bared a•ouna ^ -e lour,- inning tot 7 rims ClydesdW Custom Cases 6 vs. The Original fMunlar Shop 4 co- Cvdescal ,gook c"e^sne Ill - 'ne fount- iec by Jason Wiles whc !^,pled aro homerec Defensive way of the game Dv Dva- Ostapvk Sponger ArOflrMon 10 vs. Laglom a Sonngate fec c. -a-il �.a es JutS!jol --e'ens.ye pet's. Jason PWei z aude rvudao wen• 3 to, 3 For-egipr_ Michas. G,iroy homerel frg-a rephee Caught a hyoat, MOSQUITO BOYS knnarspace Dive a Marine 3 vs. Maple Leaf Foods 1. ^ne•sp,ace Scale-- rs 3 --^s ea,, ^ !one gar•ne. gree catce by Ryan MCL,ndor on the fourth nn g Cereal Gird Services 6 vs. Ship Shape Toning CanWO4 coC ,S ,r Aga^os PS • c -e Ke-^ W000coc, ooullo d. pitched 2 wDeg innings. Daw•c Chemo, RB, Inge AIM%( kwsance I vs. Clarks, Cl§cs Concepts I -J- ACT.are 'ne •"s•' o,, or -se sill was a'ry 00 cmtcn by Jon^ Recd. Kar" Yafk,, ,'cr Women 2 Witter Juts, homer,d. Allstate s first -un, 3 stoter bows ov Donnell Se'+:- 3oodwir Pehistan, Ryan Vickers. Cory Veracincir. Gaoavve Pemstan socroo runs Allstate Insurance 10 vs. Ain Model Flyers 3. For Allstate. Joodwm Pe,.s!an "�ec.9Je -,^e Marine. 'gravy. first RBI of season Co-ornai o, s catcne,, Adr,ar Barak. prtpmer Steve-adewnc, was outstanding. Jermun, West. great cry ball catch Py Mode covers, good at -bats by Chris Har -,son, Steven ,cones. Aaron Turns, Exceien! pitching snort try Byron Peters Map% Lad Foods 13 vs- CUPS Loaf ION 3 ca MLP. Dame MaAuey. Cn"3 Bond 3 ods NCr Great oemence by Ala,^, �anmoharmj Aaron Fetcher. needs ..D base running by Jason -ON Played woods Uncodn Mercury I vs. 4wwapaw Dt" A MrMr 4 .aeon Pepe. Cory .anteigM lea The onenfe MIC deter -or we oases coodoc aria 2 deer Ryan Hunter ratigm a ny ball Ic and inning, For Innerspacs, Mike Nild,ng Kyle Hdls doubled: Carnron Abkock sngled: Relay from Matthew Hill to Ryan McMvdon to rMAn Trtniblt ttspped acismprsa honer or the 31 Boyd woods Lbtottrn Blrary 6 ,t AeM fere► viM Oars S. Mita w. gift this firsf "a of the pants and Cory mads an ill out at two base Admitted Evta% SaQaMir 7 vs. Trophy Factory 6. For Adhrat, hits by Michael Basset. Ryan Hamill Tom Solsko , bed a throw to first, groat catch in fah held. The first 3 pitchers Jesse Thompson, Chris Brswkos and Mi hoosi Social conal sniaou! vnrgs. Opd(r1aM S era. AaanMr Evans SecvRy S. For Admral, aaoe%nt sae awe lux, by Ryan Sheriffs: Adam Sworman, excellent flyboll etch. Double play by Jesse Thompson, Taylor Lansbury and Miciael Batrah. Vgft Inial WWO 22 vs- WOW*y Carpet 2. For V fr. Ryan Chuharrrt tfplad twice; Scott Walker. 2 doubles. Good goes poached by Ryan. Chris and •ANTAM am DMSION Allow BMSO AsseekdMn 12 vs. Malley Bros. WArAm m 7. For Aim Bingo, Adam Brourbs, 2 Ns. 2 turn, 4 s1o11n been Geis Cameron, 3 ells, 5 RM B Bladen b=ad Lae BMagr. 2 ries, 3 ons, 6 taelan bum& OlytrOle whdmosb N K Ado" ft W Strwl- M IL For Olywpie, Mins MoMNat tripled- Ddenmks IV. two W" oelchee by Ryan Vrd=N goad ptiah- ing by Brad Dart, Jewel PhVW oo *UA*d to the MCIWY• Aim MRBe AssdrarOn 7 ver SLOmW 6. For Ajax Bingo, Richard Simpson tripled; Chris Cameron hornered; Andy MiWestme, 2 Rot doubts; Chris Middk*m stole home for wining run; Thad base- man Batt Mall call *a d with Lee Belanger, Chin Cameron for 3 pirioft Motrin kllarll OMW 15 Val SWMM S. For Mor- ton, Andrew Dickinson, Jeff McGrath, Ryan Broughton each reached base 3 times. Tim Las- seter homered. Good defensive plays by Ryan Broughton. Subway soared 4 runs in first 3 innings but left 6 on base. BUDGET BOYS DIVISION Camden Nam T1lrapy 6 vs. Nolo Products S. Nokia Products dropped its second game of season. Eric Piddon went 2 for 2. scoring a rum, collecting 2 `!BI's- Keegan Taylor blasted opposite field double to drive in a run, scored once, s- a single to own - tre and sole 2 bean. Mike Graham, Adam Gignac also angled. Mike Graham made his first start of season with relisf from Keegan Taylor, David John- sons MOSOIRTO GIRLS OrtisKm Rid ENtflor COlMroodrp 14 ire. Marty Meld S. For Rand, Shannon Murphy doubled. Singles to Lindsay Smith with 3, Jennifer Williams, Cassie PEEWEE GIRLS DIVISION Dickson Prkntkg 6 vs. The PrkM Race 6 Kris Hol lodge paced The Print Place with a single, walk 2 runs scored; Jessica Taylor, Tania Fylak singled and scored Carolyn Goh, Sharon Murdoch roundec out the scoring lar Print Place. On defence, Kelly Pedro made a areal catch on a tNball to end second inning; Laura Giftora made yet another tNball catch Pitching were Jennifer Anderson, Jessica Taylor, Lisa Taylor Mab Lean Hunter 10 vs- Pickering Village Cfwro prsotic 5 MacLean Hunter led Lw Michelle Parke. Brenda Taylor, 2 RBI s each; Jdi Cook strong baninc at lead orf, Michelle Nash o4chect 3 excellent innings, Catchers Tara MacDonald, Suzanne BtVefs did excellent Cob Leanne Samuel took one for the tear- Plekertng Village Chiropractic 12 vs. Loeb Bav wood I =o' PV7 doubles by uudifh McGarng�e Lndsay V�,ostek, Laura Calehann led the team; Sin- gles by Jennifer Baku, Ornella Ravi Dista Costa ivk Jennifer Solis, Jamie Knox Grow Pitching performances by Jennifer Sonis Lindsay V,rostool Cornelia Rawl,. Jaime Sheeewase made a nice throw to get the runner out a• nome PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Cassie Clayton, Rana E ectnc. G -c s Mosquito. Michael Browning, Pau! Macs Pet Food. T -Ball Major. Jason Wiles. Clyaesdaie Custom Cases. Rookie Ball Major: Chris Cameron, Ajax B,ngc Assoc . Bantam Boys; Jason Roberts, Spnngate Arbitrators, Rookie Ball Maio- F4CKERING VILLAGE SOCCER CLUB Results "on' WIC.. June I MMSOUIRT DIVISION Jacqueline Sta's 2 3oals by Dia^ Pnill Be, Glassco vs Bisset C. St James Cate 2 ,Goats by Brad Shetsinger 2, vs. Evergreen Ceaners 0; LOEE Ajax 3 (Goals by Nicholas Chea. Bryce Parra(, Jes- sica Shaten vs. State Farm insurance 2; Coffee Time Donuts t Goal by Jason Jurkmae vs. Filial ing ilia ring Photo + (Goal Coy Alexander Rmza Jl1 A SQUIRT DIVISION Jones-Dooler, ^surance - Ys 0 -re Rage 3allery C: Morningsde Suzuki 3 $Goals by Riley Leblanc 2. Shane Hann; vs, GMezeau s 0; Food Tow, 2 -Goals by Chris O'Leary, Adam ,carman vs. Videc 99 (Goals by Anand Krshun SENIOR SOUIRT DIVISION Pizza Pais 3 -^s Marquand!, a^ =asst'. Jame Ryan vs. Corer Dance Studio 2 :Goofs by, Michael Padnesaa. Christine Pamtateois . P. V- Pharmwciv, 6 ;Briar ACarns 2. Joil Servos 2. Jordan Roach. Chao Mor-^sor vs Fox 6 cdvirli ! (Gds. Dv Cory Chir Pickering Visage 61A a Goals Dv Scor Larlur 3. Gregory .:'Das vs. Moodie s Major Inn C AJAX WARRIORS SOCCER CLUB Resuits for •ne .lee• fli'll .. -e 16 MINI -SOCCER BOYS HOUSE LEAGUE UNDER-RVE DIVISION natio, 2 Goals I» And'ew =Jse,. Cnac crank.v vs Canada C ,MVP -om Ca-iess . Ajax .eg,on - Goa: by Enc Buratynsk vs Pharma Plus C MVP A"Crew Capco : Dmtmct-ve Decorating 3 tGoo is Dv Andrew Regir,Da 2. Michael, McCusker vs U S 2 iGoa,s by Joshua Gerwe Bock Williamil Tfoamov ey Prop. any Managemer• Z -Goals by Jonathan ,'l.,,e 2 V& SCajland 0 (MVP N,choes COmNa, UNDER-= DIVISION Brazil 5 ;Gca1S by ✓ane' ,andl 3. Michael Purl 2 vs 3 st,mkT,-e Decorating 3 ,Goats by Al Braw,ev, Matthew Bush, Darryl King ; Scotuina 3 (Goa,s ov Colin Penshaw, Craig Smith, Marhew, Wnatake' vs. Canada C MVP Michael This•e':, Parker ^tears 2 +Goals by Jason uascol 2 vs. P-,-,e--ca r,na^aa 1 ;Goal by Darren McCloy,, Trerawner P'operty Management • rGoal by Justin Hawse- ys -S.A. ; MVP Mitchel Crouse UNDER -SEVEN DIVISION Scotland 2 (G:as by Da,,y Ma!s,.s-eta, Ben Ptemontese vs. velanC 0; Ajax 00 -most Club 2 (Goals by Dougal .afral 2) vs. U.S.A. 1 (Goal by Christopher Khasmmanun,: Primerica Financial 2 iGosls by Bradiey Currie. cyan Hutton vs. CP -T 2 (Goats by Brander whina■er 2 . Distinctly, Deco- rating 4 ,Goals by Dylan C,.rne 3. Lloyd Heaandge vs .Canada Trust 0 (MVP Danes Brennan,. UNMR+JGHT DMS*N England 3 (Goats by Simon Bream, ;anon Crete. Michel 'elrcevs. Italana C (MVP Dane, Voameri; Gal 3 Goats by Michael Leccese 2, Kyle Cil n,ngnaml vs. Sootland 3 (Goys by Adnan Brookings 2. Michael ,^,'Neil); J.S-A. 3 (Goals by Jordan Price 2, Todd MacDonald; vs Mexico t Goal by Peter Hymi Canada 2 !Goals by Josh" Amen schleeer, Crag Blacklock, vs. Itay 0 tWVP Matthew Haire). UNDER -MM DIVISION Mexico I ;Gori by Derek Fukher vs hetero 0 (MVP David YoshrW); Canada 3 !Goats by area Anderson. Dennis Cole. Brun East) vs. Italy 2 !Goals by Mar- tin Bwreda•Castanon. J.J. Bi . England 2 (Goals by Val Megatons. Andrea Smith) vs Brawl 1 (Goal by Bruce Mehrnet). PICKEPAM SOFTBALL AS IOCIATKIN Results to the week ending June 1 a. $GUMtT SOYV DIVISION June 10: Team Number Eight 1e vs. Team Nu mbar Seven 10; King Component 25 vs. Simcde Eng, rroering 7 (MVP Vince Cationsi a" Sygme 1Y vs Surpw Cherneal 16 (MVP Eric Dow). June17: Wa%rrnaker 12 (MVP Jeff SnNh) ver Level If Cornbaawg 11 RAW Tom Sdwltt): Bulk earn 17 vs- Sintoot Engineering 16; King Component 17 (MVP Adan Blaelatlon) vs. Swpems Clwrtiuk 14; King Compotyent 16 vs. Surpass Chemicals 14 (MVP Cl-riftor F I. Morgan construction e (MVP Bryan Snip) vs. Bins Kddmw 7: P I& UnWndod 12 (MVP Ands Depon) vs. Pickering Hyurrdd 11. June 1S: BM Sygme 17 (MVP Daniel Jackson) forts Hortsy Craft Woodworking 16: Bromides kfol. t7 (MVP Joel Rodgers) vs. Notion Auto Body 15 (MVP Ryan Mcleod). JUNIOR T -BALL DIVISION •Mort., June 14: Spon Togs (MVPs Matthew Thomp- son. Mesood Bashir) vs. Kelsey's (MVPs James Rhodes. Gary Hawkel: Masem (MVPs Ryan Tilley. Alex McKenna) vs. LOEB (MVPs Grand Trapper, Shannon Tkacill Savoie Meats (MVPs Sachin Shelly, Lindsay Marshall) vs. Diet Coke (MVPs Bryan Peacock, Sarah Urril Tuts., June 15: Coulter and Farsone Insurance (MVPs Cody Johnson, Michelle Revoy) vs. West Rouge Cycle d Sports (MVPs Tyler McCtone, Sean McCoy); Quality Tune -Up (MVPs Amandil Hook. Ashley Ewanchek) vs. Wildwood Ford (MVPs Mil sa i lys- sa MCDowel 1, Brian Moote). Wed., June 16: O'Tooles (MVPs Raymond Duffy. Almon Fall vs. Pickering Men's Slow -Poch (MVP Trevor Goulding); Sheridan Dental Gerrit* (MVPs Eric Pennington, Kenneth Gilbert) vs. Bramale■ Homes (MVPs Nicole Zorn, Adam Brown); Diet Coke (MVPs Robert Gibson, Christopher Chappel) vs. Maxell (MVPs Omar Mohammed, Tricia Bac- chus). Thum., Juste 17: LOEB (MVPs Matthew Hill, Jerome Shorthouea) vs. Coulter and Farsone Insurance (MVPs Ehrtn Obtrbrsci, Andrew Parad it Kt kel (MVPs Stephanie Saliba, Magill Hennel vs Quality Tune -Up (MVPs Danny Cameron, Sean Hancock): West Rouge Cycle S Sports (MVPs Erika Pfaff, Andrew Gflertl vs. Spon Togs (MVPs Daniel Keith. Benlannn Hoover. Fn., June 18' Bramalea Homes (MVPs Stefan Kopetski, R.aam Pamdeyi vs Wlldwood Forc ,MVPs Cody Hewer,. Jame Choleras': Savoie Meats (MVPs Sean Robb, Derek Savolel vs. Pick- ering Men's Slow -Pitch (MVP Scott Morgan! -Game scores not recorded until Jury '. PICKERING SOCCER CLUB Gins results for the week ending June 19 HOUSE LEAGUE RESULTS UNDER -SEVEN GIRLS' DIVISION Peg-Pereao d Goals by Siobhan McGeown, Sara Blair 3. MVPs Vicky Mason Siobhan McGeowm vs. Peters Apoiances 3 (Goals by Breigh Cameron 2. Kimberley Weston. MVPs Bnanne Mac Dutt, Melanie Campbell,; Blizzards B $Goals by Theresa Lubv 4, Meagan Relk 2, Tfaa Pateras. Shannon McLaughlin MVP Iheresa Li vs. M' Sub 2 iGoas by Jennifer Watson, Jenna Wulf, MVP Jenne Wulff;: Pickering Slo-Spons 5 ,Goals los Laura Clayton 2, Amanda Good. Vanessa Vol MVP Laura Clayton, vs. Jim Nicholson Insurance ,MVP Shannon Woods UNDER-MNE WRLS DIVISION Keisev s 5 'Goas by Jennifer Brad,ev Tamm, Varaerstamen, Melissa Allen, Sarvatrice Assenza. Katie Dale. MVPs Salvatnce Assenza, Tammy Va^derstarren� vs. Rowdies 4 (Goals by Bobbie Axe 2. Tarvn Bachman 2 MVPs Bobbie Axe. Tarvr Bateman); Prestige Trophy d (Goals by Ashiey Walker 2. M,cnei'e Poole, Jennifer Sadler. MVP Ashlev Walke, vs. Kinettes 1 (Goal by Lauren GOdSM" MVP Lauren Goldsmith.. Hayes Dena 2 (Goals by Danielle Tanner, Caroline Luby. MVPs Caroline LUW. Crystal Gremmng� vs Whites Rd Petro -Can + ;Goal by Kristen Ryan, MVPs Kristen Ryan, Sarah MastMon TINDER -11 GIRLS' DIVISION J.E. Hanna 4Goals oy Lauren Forsey 4 MVPs Lauren Forsey,. Natasha Campbell, Lauren Bobber vs Boyer Pontiac 3 (Goals by Atysha Framnptor. Jourean Coloughoun, Heather Clayton. MVP Chrystal Grace, Megan Shanks;; Winners 4 (Goals by Amber Lewis. Fermina Permonahned, Lisa Laney 2. MVP Ashiey Bndgemen on dekenoei vs. Alai Comptnertime 0; Whitby Tigers 0 vs. P,ckenng Lento C MVP Kristin McCuny). Pickerel Blir Zara ! !Goal Dy Lynn Taylor. MVPs Jorr tat Perron. Stephanie Tomei? vs. Whitby Kinsman 1. UNDER -13 GIRLS' DIVISION Ajax 2 vs. PKKer,rg Progress Cwc 0 ,1,1VP Morgan Cune). WISC Highland Vale 3 Storage 4 ors. Anrandale Dodge I iGoat by Laura Purdon. MVP Sabana Science, ,n goal;; Rockers 1 (Goal by Robyn Krgoon MVPs Niowe Skelton. Robyn King- don; vs. Annatdae Dodge 0. Vol Hardman 1 VS . Rocke!s C MVPs Dar,elle Butte . Tarv,a Hanryi: Boyer Pontiac 2 (Goers by Chantaoe Gau- thier. Castle Dunn vs- Ajax Arel Tod r1 Gauge S. A441ix Lilxeny Mutual 5 yi Boyer Pontiac 1 ;Goal by Chantale Geuther . UNDER -15 GIRLS' DIVISION Whitby Shake,s 4 vs- Ontario Au 2 Goals by Casale Devisor, Army Hostord. MVPs Lea Mitchell. Samantha Gray); Uxbriage 2 vs. Marf,n Travel? (Goal by Sheila Kober. MVP Brearl T,i i; Wildby Movers 4 vs. Zppy Perm 2 iG0a4 by San- dra Doyle, Karen Pomeroy MVPs Cheryl Burman, Karr. Selig, UNDER -17 GIRLS- DIVISION Bafsdon Trucking 6 Goals oy Lesley Bell 2, Stacey Park John Davis, '',ns Anionydis, Nix, Ramdeen. MVP Toni Ramdeeni vs. Wnifby Opt,mst 0; Pro Motion 0 (MVPs Sarah Leber, Lisa O'Conner. Shannon Pounder, vs. Pcxenrg Village 0: pro Motor 4 Goals by cayola C-e'l 2. Shannon "x,edW. Michelle Brace MVPs Neto D'Sol Pickering Atoms 0. Barnes. MVP Lindsay Carruthers for shutout in REP TEAM RESULTS goal) vs Peterborough 0; Pickering Power Harveys UNDER -11 GIRLS' DIVISION a (Goals by Kerry Irvine, Lisa Bonser, Heidi Sal Pickering Power Canada Trust 3 (Goals by Nathalie Melanie Den Heyer. MVP Kanne Plouffe for Urbas 2, Melissa Gaudet. MVP Christine Axe vs- shutout). 620 Tenders 620 Tenders 620 Tenders Public Works Travaux publics Canada Canada INVITATION TO INVITATION AUX APPRAISAL CABINETS FIRMS TO PRE- D'EXPERTS EN QUALIFY FOR APPRAISAL WOR K AT PICKERING, ONTARIO PL&ic Works Canada, Ontario Region may be undertaking the dis- posal of surplus federal properties at Pickering, Ontario on behalf of Transport Canada. 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ESTIMATION IMMOBILI,ERE A FAIRE DETERMINER AU PREALABLE LEUR COMPETENCE EVALUATION DE PROPRIETES SISES A PICKERING, EN ONTARIO II se peut que Travaux publics Canada - Region de ('Ontario, entre- prenne la vente de propnetes feder- ales excedentaires pour le compte de Transports Canada. Corrine le MinistAre prevoit Sion defaire gra- duellement, it devra obtenir, dans le cadre du processus de vente, des rapports devaluation pour an etablir la valeur marchande. Les cabinets d'experts en estimation immObili6re Capables d'entreprendre par marcle de Services I'evaluation de ces propril sont invites A PILL senter une demande de determina- tion prealable de lour competence. Souls les Cabinets qui auront report. du aux crit8res de determination pre- alable de leur competence seront choisis. Les demandes seront eval- uees an 10in ion des renseignerrents demandlbS. 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Here, Heart and Stroke's Christina Kalchos is surrounded by the many mugs. photo by Ron Pietroniro Art classes'for youths at library AJAX - The basics of drawing by the Ajax Public Library. will be taught in a course offered Professional artist and instruc- Ca nada Day concert in Ajax park AJAX - The sounds of music will be heard on Canada Day at Ajax Rotary Park. The Ajax parks and recreation department and the Ajax Rotary Club are sponsoring a free Music in the Park concert Thursday, July 1, from noon to 4 p.m. Performing that day will be the Ragweed Jazz Band, Dan the Music Man and the Young Singers of Ajax choir. There'll also be children's activities, a birthday cake for Canada, hot dogs and refreshments. Take your own lawn chairs for seating. for Laura Hair will teach the course for youths from 10 to 13. It will run four consecutive Wednesdays, from Aug. 4 to 25. Classes will be offered from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the main branch of the library, at the corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings. Cres., next to the Town hall. Fee is S40, which is payable upon sign-up. The course is limit- ed to a maximum of 13 students and registration is accepted on a fust -come, first-served basis. Register at the main library branch with cheques made payable to Laura Hair. Call the library program office at 683-4tX1Q for more information. ANY IDEAS ABOUT WHAT'S HAPPENING IN OTTAWA? Why not share them with your M.P. - Rene Soetens This will be the 35th VOX POP FORUM of this term! Friday, June 25, 1993 - Pickering Library - ?:15 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SHARE YOURVIEWS! MIX U41114W INIM&ARVS119YBi 111 ; 81Kbt!►1!!13 ' � � • r ARTS $v �rNTERTAINMENT Thriller Jurassic Park roars to life JURASSIC PARK (P(;): Steven Spielberg's adaptation of the Michael Crichton novel about genetically engineered dinosaurs running amok in a tropical theme park. The science fiction thriller stars Sam Neill, Laura Dern and Jeff Goldblum. CLIFFHANGER (R): Sylvester Stallone stars in this action -packed thriller about an expert climber who's forced to help a criminal gang find their lost money in the Rocky Mountains. The scenery is terrific — and ter- rifying for people afraid of heights and big guns. MADE IN ANIF:RICA (PG►: Romantic-comcd} starring 1A'hoopi Goldberg and Ted Dan- son. Made In America tells the story of an independent black woman who conceives a child with the help of a sperm bank. When her daughter discovers the truth IS � ears later and attempts to learn who her anonvmous father is, the whole family is in for a surprise — it turns out be Danson. SLIVER (R): Psychosexual thnlier starring Sharon Stone as a divored book editor who moves into a tall, narrow apartment building unique to 'Manhattan (known as a "sliver'*i where ten- ant, are dying mystenously. Stone has to deal with two suitors ( %Villiam Baldwin and Tom Berengen — one of them a real lady killer. Sl PER MARIO BROTH- ERS ! P(; I: The video screen meet, the movie screen in this action fantasy. Bob Hoskins and John Legutramo star as the plumbers pulled into another dimenman in their fight to save the world. GUILTN' AS SIN (AA►: Rebecca De`lornay plays an ambitious lawyer defending a client (,Don Johnson) on a murder charge. She initially believes hes innocent, but soon discovers the deadIN truth about her charming and manipulating client. LIFE WITH MIKEY (PG): Michael J. Fox plays a former child star who is trying to make it in show business as a talent agent. He discovers a young punk and turns her into a big star. HOT SHOTS: PART DEUX (AA): Charlie Sheen returns to the big screen in this latest send up of the action film. Mindless humor that should leave some rolling in the aisles and others offended. INDIAN SUMMER (AA): Ensemble cast headed by Alan Arkin heads back to summer camp for one last chance to re -live the best time of their lives. DAVE (PG): DAVE tells the story of an ordinary guy named Dave Kovic (played by Kevin Kline) who is asked to double for U.S. President Bill Mitchell at a public appearance. When the pres- ident suffers a stroke, Dave is forced to continue his masquerade indefinitely, with starding results. Also stars Sigourney Weaver. LOST IN YONKERS (PG): Richard Dreyfuss and Mercedes Ruehl star in Neil Simon's Lost in Yonkers, the tale of two young boys sent off to live with their grandmother. Here the two meet an interesting cast of characters including Uncle Louie (Dreyfuss), the black sheep of the family, cheerily unconventional Aunt Bella (Ruehh, as well as their dour grandmother played by Irene Worth. THIS BOY'S LIFE (AA): Set in the 1950s. This Boys Life tells of a boy and his divorced mother who travel across the country in the hopes of making a better life for themselves. When the mother marries a man in a remote moun- tain town, the boy must struggle to endure and overcome a complex hostile relationship with his tyran- nical new stepfather. Stars Robert De Niro and Ellen Barkin. GRAND RE -OPENING FRIDAY, JUNE 25 T11 / like Jim and Ileather would to take this opportunity to Ve'elcome Back all their �--- Old Customers and Friends! GST C PILED HIGH DAILY STEAK 1 5 ROAST LL�CII � BEEF ON SPECIAL A KAISER SPECIALS WINGS & FRIES FR m Zj EVERY 3 $45S NIGHT FROM 5$ NI �XF%: 3- 14 Hunt tit. Ilf T4, 4p, zona[Ajax JOIN THE DRAFTEE FOR GOLD RUSH WEDNESDAYS! 100 WINGS 6-10 p.m. -EAT-IN ONLY HOT TUB PARTY! 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SY 2157 ATTRACTIVE full figured female. 22. eves f.shmg, "[King. horseback riding, dancing, looking for male 23-30 who enjoys same, for possible relationship SY 2158 TALL attractive full figured female. 18, smoker, seeks tall attractive, long haired, bigger build. teddy bear type male 19-23 for fun and romantic times. SY 2160 ATTRACTIVE single mom, enjoys dancing, sports and Harleys. I'm caring. open minded and outgoing, looking for white male with similar interests. SY 2161 ATTRACTIVE outgoing female. 26, enjoys fishing. camping, boating. romantic dinners and fireplaces, looking for attractive honest gentleman 30-40 with ambition. SY 2162 SINCERE attractive single mom. 38, sensitive and caring, looking for an honest affectionate fun loving stable male 36-45 who loves music. dancing quiet evenings and children. SY 2163 ATTRACTIVE full figured blonde, blue eyed female, 26, enjoys camping, dancing and quiet times, seeks single white working male 25-35 who is honest, easygoing and romantic. SY 2164 To browse ads in the Alternative Category, Call 1- 976-1991. A charge of $1.99 per minute will apply SHY single male, 31, #r1 Leaf fan, looking for female, 20-29. to share tickets for 93-94 season, friendship, possible relationship. SY 3062 SINGLE attractive female. 19, college student. enjoys walks, dancing, talking, seeks attractive male. 19-25, who has similar interests for relationship. SY 3063 SINGLE white female. early 50's, enjoys reading. ga rdeni ng outdoors, walks and movies. seeks single white male with similar interests. SY 3064 SINGLE white male. 32. looks 25, seek ng lady 40-60 for romance, your Pleasure is my desire. SY 3065 MODEST '-_male. 22. brunette, grey eyes 5 6-. outgoing. responsible, hardworking, enjoys dancing, theatre and quiet county nights. seeks man with same Interests 23-28. must be sincere. SY 3066 SINGLE -mother of 1, 34 yrs. old. seeks mage. 35-40 for companionship, enjoys movies, dancing. outdoors and must enjoy children SY 3067 MR. RIGHT WANTED: tall, good looking with sense of humor emotionally stable. single 40-50 who's looking for a wonderful adventurous fun filled relationship with a sensitive female. SY 3068 STRAIGHT single white male, 27. enjoys camp ng. mountain bike riding, relaxing in the sun, dancing, seeks female companion 20-27 with similar interests SY 3069 GREAT SENSE OF HUMOR, divorced white fema a 41, financially independent. ekes romantic walks. dancing, seeks non-smoker, sincere honest white male 38-48 for relationship. SY 3070 LOOKING FOR SUGAR DADDY, single white female. 48.: Kes 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 M. established, mature, wild attitude. SY 3203 ATTRACTIVE, female, likes movies, dining, dancing, walks, sports minded, seeks same in senior malady in 50's, enjoys dining, dancing, plays cards. Would like companionship for social events. SY 4000 LADY in 50's enjoys dining, dancing, plays cards would like companionship for social events. SY 4002 SNOWBIRD to snowbird, tall goodlooking grandmother, seeks male snowbird for companionship, friendship and possible lasting relationship, enjoys outdoors, must be kind and sensitive. SY 4003 ACTIVE, attractive widow, non smoking, social drinker, dancing, cards and travel, good humor, seeks the same in a gentleman 65-68, tall, dark and handsome. SY 4011 o�A�QORTA;y�,�9i For persons 18 veans of age anti 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 professlona, male. 33, attractive. fam y oriented, compassionate. sense of humor, down to earth, enjoys getaways. dining, quiet evenings. seeks attractive Christian woman with same interests. 25-35. SY 1094 MUSCULAR, young looking 29. European gentleman. 5'9'. 18C lbs., intelligent. athletic. enjoys movies, singing. dancing, seeks female under 30. slim. same interests SY 1101 VERY OUTGOING. attractive male, 38. er cys quiet evenings. camping, funny and unique. seeks female 30-40 open minded and sincere SY 1102 CATCH ME' divorced white male, who er;cys 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 ntellectual. 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. 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SY 1112 AVERAGE LOOKING single. white male, 52, 68', 162 lbs., likes skiing and working out, reading and homebody, has secure job, seeking slim, single white female 35-47 with the same interests. SY 1113 CREATIVE, outgoing, single male, 23, caring, honest, responsible, hard working, loves music, dancing, travel, seeks non-smoking female 21-26 who can be herself for possible relationship. SY 1114 TALL, male, 21, long brown hair, blue eyes, looking for attractive female, 19 - + ' - � • , - ' ' TM i+1L>II1115 AVINVISBft• WM, JUNE M490*&M X4 Companionship - Friendship Call Anytime 14 16 976 199 1 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. it 2. Call Sincerely Yours 1-416-876-1991* at any time of the day from any touch tone phone within the 416 area code. I Follow the easy instructions. 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SY 1119 SINGLE attractive male. 38, honest, resoons,ble. sincere, hardworking. enjoys quiet evenings, home body type. seeks single attractive Filipino woman for serious relationship. SY 1120 ABOVE AVERAGE male, 35. muscular bulk, enjoys movies and dinner, seeks female. beautiful both Inside and out, to share life. SY 1121 ATTRACTIVE single white male, 28. enjoys evenings out, movies and the outdoors, seeks single white female 25- 35. prefer smoker. for companionship and romance, let's share a bottle of wine. SY 1122 ATTRACTIVE single white male. 42, enjoys sports, camping, walking, dining, dancing with a zest for life. seeks lady 30-38 who enjoys the same, children welcome. SY 1123 SINGLE FATHER, 37, enjoys church. walks. the beach, loves romantic evenings out and quiet times at home. seeking lady with same interests, children welcome. SY 1124 MALE 43, widower, honest and sincere, enjoys music, dining, dancing, walking and quiet times at home, seeks lady 40- 45 with same Interests, children welcome. SY 1125 WELL ESTABLISHED single white male', 57, recently divorced. non- smoker, social drinker, enjoys sports, quiet evenings, outdoors, seeks single white female 48-54, not too tall, affectionate, sincere and dependable. SY 1126 SPONTANEOUS, single white male, 510', 160 lbs., 32, two children, outgoing (nature hikes), intimate, mature, responsible, enjoys quiet evenings, looking for committed retationship, if you feel the same, please respond. SY 1127 COLLEGE STUDENT, male, 31, social drinker, smoker, seeks attractive mature female, mid 20's - early 30's, not into head games, (prefer a red head) SY 1128 SINGLE white male 32, recent college graduate, shy and witty, seeks attractive down to earth female, 18.25 for outdoor activities, quiet evenings and conversation for possible relationship. SY 1130 SENSITIVE man, 36, seeking female of inner beauty 30-40 for meaningful relationship, enjoy romantic moments, walks, music and the arts, kids, o.k. Sincere orgy. SY 1131 SINGLE white male, 43, 57", searching for petite lady who enjoys travel, theatre, romantic dinners, lazy walks, along moon lit beaches, we can make it happen. SY 1132 SINGLE white male, 27, 5'6- 180 lbs.. enjoys the outdoors, dining, dancing, quiet evenings at home. seeks single white female. 20-30 who enjoys the same, children are welcome. SY 1133 SINGLE white male, 21, enjoys music, bowling, lancing. the outdoors. quiet evenings at home. seeks female 18-24 who enjoys the same for possible long term relationship. SY 1134 OUTGOING single white male, 36. attractive into sports, country music. camping, midnight walks, holding hands and thunderstorms, seeks attractive lady 25-36 with similar interests. SY 1135 GOOD LOOKING male. 18. honest, sense of humor, oves sports and going to the gym looking for attractive female 19.21. SY 1136 ATTRACTIVE male. 38. enjoys all kinds of spores. camping, boating, fishing, dv_ry romantic. looking for attractive lady 28- 40 must like children SY 1137 SINCERE affectionate gentleman.47. enjoys dancing, travel. cottage life. water skiing seeks female 40-50 with similar rterests and a few more. 'or long term relationship. SY 1138 CUTE male 25, blonde blue eyes, 5'8' non-smoker, seeks slim female to cuddle with, enjoys tennis. music. travel. movies. skiing, quiet evening, and thunder storms. SY 1139 COME SAIL AWAY on the waves with me, 34, blonde Mair, blue eyes. well built, seeks professional lady 20-30 preferably with dark hair, to join me. SY 1140 ARE YOU THE ONE? i m. 6', have brown hair, blue eyes. enjoy golfing. baseball, horseback nding, seeks female 28-33 for romance. 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SY 1146 SPONTANEOUS, humorous, very athletic, career minded gentleman, loves travel, fine foods, prefers thin, voluptuous, Italian female, 20-28, looking for fun relationship to start with possibility of"term fun. SY 1147 MALE mid 30's tall quiet separated, homebody, loves children, likes outdoors, music, seeks female in 30's for companion or relationship. SY 1148 ATHLETIC gentleman, 29, do you enjo� candlelight dinners, movies and plays . sports events? weekend trips? we may have something worth sharing. SY 1149 CHRISTIAN man 45, seeks Christian woman, 3040 who enjoys life, has a good sense of humor and quiet times at home. SY 1150 'r.EVER•�j�� r per -Ams 18 %ears of age and over. WOMEN LOOKING CLASSY female. full figured. 40. varied FOR ROMANTIC MEN I interests seeks decent establlsner, male 35-45, active. romantic. non- SEPARATED, shy female. 40 yrs.. who smoker. for possible trig terry relationship. SY 2133 likes outdoors, camping, dining, dancing, sports minded, seeks OUTGOING, attractive. single. slirc affectionate male 35-45 with same worKing rrem 35. enjoys music. the Interests. SY 2025 outdoors. good sense of humor, seeklrn BLONDE, blue eyed. female. 27, enjoys nor smoking gentleman 35-45 'c� outdoors. country music. likes possible relationship. SY 2134 motorcycles. especially Harleys. seeks OUTGOING, spontaneous, affectionate male 30-39 who enjoys the same SY arc caring divorced mother of ' , whc 2038 nas a lot tc give. is looker, for that FORTY-SEVEN yr old wt, to female. special someone to give it!c. SY 2136 widow, interests are fine dining, music. ATTRACTIVE single white mc-. seeKs rock and roll. dancing seeks gentlemar attractive s ,, a black male. 25.35 'or 45-50. well established. SY 2052 `ur t!mes dancing and posslb e SINCERE attractive single mom, 33. romance must love chlldrer a^d be seeks hr_nest, ht attractive single white sincere. SY 2137 male 33-38. whc ericys ch ldrer ESTABLISHED early 4C's attractive camping, -outgoing, romantic evenings. sin-. c,crce ,cK nq tc snare ccatirc SY 2054 camping. travel. Karn- oeacnes arc sc•c PETITE attractive blonde. tate 4C s. beer with tail lark and ^arescme ^+ale enjoys dining. danclrg romantic 4C 5C SY 2138 evenings, prefers tall husky men. seeks BLONDE HAIR. c ue eyes urattac^ems established outgoing extremely caring female. r ,- s 58-. iKes cmrers 'teddy bear' so I may rub my fingers gardening. :look r ;. seeK�i ,narac-ec through his hair... leave a message if you gentleman r 5C s +vitt, s T,I at, nierests dare! SY 2081 for ion g tern- 'e anonsr c SY 2139 YOUNG ady. 31, wishing to seek THIRTY SOMETHING. single ++r• to relat!orsh-p with sincere working `er-a e, very att-act ve eves ricrses. gentleman 31-40. SY 2091 dancing. -cher sKating. dining anc ore BRING A LITTLE suns -nine Into my Ife, country Ife. see Ks jentleman wwm same I'm ema.e. 52, attractive enjoys nterests for comparionsnlp SY 2141 camping, seeking male 50-60 who s A CONFIDENT .aptivanng catcr, • rr a sincere and fun loving. SY 2104 petite 'erra,e. 34, with roommates ncer CHRISTIAN mother. 31, likes dancing. the age of 10. .'m seeker, a 'it intelligent. male. 30-35 'or a romarnc wa ks. conversation and relationship SY 2142 having fun. seeks honest. caring. trusting male with similar interests. SY FULL FIGURED 'e•nate. 35 sense of 2119 humour. en cys ening out. dancing. ATTRACTIVE single mom. 33. great movies and romance, seeks compatibie male. who will appreciate Ty speaa, snese of humor fun loving, who enjoys qualities. SY 2143 dancing• music, movies, romantic moments, seeks male 30-40 wilt, similar ATTRACTIVE ATTRACTIVE female. 21.5'9' '2C 'los Eo female, interests. SY 2120 or companion. 25-3C g p who enjoys the outdoors. travelling anc GREAT SENSE OF HUMOR, single fine dining. SY 2144 white female. 36, working, loves country musk;, travel, dancing, sociable drinker, TALL nun mother, white. at, TALLframed,yyoung Seeks single white working male. Similar enjoys baseball, broombale Interests. SY 2123 fishing and idm motorcycle, seeks honest, tall. white, working, family SPONTANEOUS, independent, full minded, outdoors man with similar figured mom, 38, into cards, dancing. interests. SY 2145 fishing, camping, seeks single white male, 37-50. who's sincere. patient, FULL FIGURED female. 35. devoted, fun loving, good humored and unattached. likes camping, dancing. family oriented. SY 2125 baseball, travel, seeks male. 35-40. who is sincere, sensitive. established, non - SINCERE, single white female. 39. 57", smoker/drinker, for long term divorced, brunette, enjoys walks, talks, relationship. SY 2146 dancing, country music, country drives, seeks warm affectionate white divorced OUTGOING single mom, enjoys male, 40 47. SY 2126 camping, fishing, music, and quiet times, very caring, affectionate and LADY, seeking man in his 50's, who sensitive, seeking possible 'Mr. Right' enjoys singing, dancing, traveling and who can offer the same. SY 2147 cottage life. I have seen your ad, please WANT TO GO ON SAFARI to the wilds respond to mine. SY 2127 of Northern Ontario, want to survive the LOOKING for attractive single white jungle of the civilized city, strong man, male who is fun, musical, sensitive and 45-55 required. SY 2148 doesn't shutter at the word commitment! LET ME LISTEN to your words of I'm 27, divorced and spontaneous, P.S. wpm as we share a moment together, do you know who Vaidy is? SY 2126 my friend, you are male 45-55. HIGH SPIRITED, attractive female, established, confident, self accepting, highly aware, university grad, great Hi! 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PAGE 30 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, JUNE 23,193 12 X 750 mL BOTTLES C CASE SUN PAC FROZEN PUNC ,49 341 ml TIN WIN $5,200 OF KNOB HILL FARMS SHOPPING AT METRO INTERNATIONAL gh Mat on lwmi DETAILS IN CARAVAN PASS.P,OATT ON Now TNRu saTuRoar knob Hill! Farms INFO LINE K pfwE b be • 977-w6B CAUVAN Cpo•tw � 9.N.M UMo•n ldl YWC.4i � rmC OA�ID Vo Y.� GIELITA PREIJIU'',I • PEG, LAR • DECAF .I 11 I ITER 250mL TETRA PAK LOBSTER 255ft PACKAGE is% PARAMOUNT 3LII40 f •FLAKE�D • CHUNK mmmmmm�170g TIN 179, IK44 Lye] oil, I I I CIO PRODUCTOF 1 OR • i3AC'i{_ti .a7'I AC'HF�) CHICKEN LEGS 1� sw [�- nn evu -PC'A7C OLESuw AAACAROfW \ t,z SALADS , 29, S - THE f00D TERMINAL •FROZEN ENTREES �227g - 361g PACKAGE COOL TO�WHIIPP�FRROZZEN 1 I L TUB G 1 �..� GO�LLD/E-NNSSUUNN .� PEACLTIS NE7 THE NEWSADVERTISFW, /IWF.D,*WNE2l, P993-11?AGE•31-A POTATO S ZU Z.B. BAG 2 BAG IJNIYF STUART HOUSE PRODUCT OF USA PRODUCT OF LW ISIMIA WitP FomI�lx -PLAIN •CURLEY. �Q KIYS Trxso Ta x2s EA'A��SI"F'Y EUNc / �J 152 kg e 1 CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF ST EAK SAIL E - POR'i7V,7R HOUSE -F-BONE -SIRLOIN `, IN LXMYI-F:n QUAN-rrrlF:S S.SO kir _W ONTARIO WHRE FRESH M tiUl•ipENS REALENX3N MUSII100NIS �77i LEMON 1.69 � EARr FILL YOUR OWN RAG 4 39 k _ a JUICE 1 CROUTONS BONUS 20 PKG ASTRO DAIRY ASSORTED YOGURT FLAT OF 12 1758 TLB .39 EA MIX OR MATCH OF_! GERBEQ 'UNIOR "Ea9ER FOODS & BAB I•YX)D �(] JUICE & Z'3r^L An EA .n Ic-17 ",XCL.. %G MEA" S MEA' • HUNT'S SAUCES - CATELLI -THICK & RICH 72smL nN •TOMATO 725ML TIN -PASTA 90og Box -OVEN READY LASAGNA 375g BOX �FRRENNCH'S �p L1{t' bMVjRCxEii FIX31V'S � DEA•ISTERS BREAD •Wj= IW% WHOLE WHEAT SLICED 67 -LOAF FA • C1131' •79 DIPS FA 1.AUNDRY DETERGENT -KI. BOX • ULTFLA 41. BOX -- 2 LIMrF rs _ - DISH OLc �-C LIQUID 149BLEACH MENU FOODS -TOWN & COUNTRY i WLKSONE DOG B cvrrs 249 ASSORTED ift BOX BOX EA a(^ OF OR 3 EA • - r---------- --------,----- - - -1 1 KINGSFORD 1 ID1 �� Z`OMATOESnn gWrnL TIN a; FII L YOUR OWN BAG 218kg 1 co" UMI CLOSINIG , 1 L.B- 1--- JUNE 260 IN -- ORE --AIL -09 99 -J r- ---- _ - -- Iss � ----- -I QUM mg TN �; 4MCUI mials AD VALID (INTI CLOSING MIDIX3M SIMMFA I— SAT JUNE21M. IN STORE RETAIL $2.99 j i GENERAL w" CEREAL--_ — — 1 -C-01,111M C2tAllAW 1 •OAIVAFAL C2tBE' . • 1 ��`` 1 Wflii RAiSRV3 �1 G� �Pr � 1D BOX 199 `�'1 FILL YOUR OWN BAG 218 kg SAT NEJU 26W Ed STCOUPON VALID ORE RETAIL 49 - F.A- _ J 1'B' , 9) -------------------------___----- 1 •FROdP Loops 425p BOX 1 -CMN POPS 37% BOX 1 I nAKESSft BOX Y INEW CROP" 1•FIWrlYn'IARs1IMAL1Aw 1 ► VALU BoxCABBAC41F, L CLOSING r ------------------A 1 1779)2 1_tT-==CRE RETAIL 13.99 EA FA _ J EA' ---- --- — 1 KRAFT G@IERAL F000s _- 1 � MAYOrTNAISE tl 1 1 75OWL JAR O 1 COUPON VALID UNTIL CLOSING 1 SAT JUNE 26W IN STORE RETAIL 1369 _J r======= ---------------------- KRAFT _-==---1 1 GENERAL FOODS 1 1 SAI -AD 1 1 DRESSING �,l,/ al ASSORTED SOOmI BOTTLE Imo--_ rLA. COUPON VALID UNTIL CLOSING ' ,99 1 1 "NEW CROP" COOING ONIONS 10 L.S. BAG r---------- -- 1 KRAFT GENERAL FOODS BAR -B -Q 1 SAUCE 1 ASSORTED 750rnL BTL. 1 COUPON VALID UNTIL CLOSING • RED E2MOMMOR • BLACK LARGE ORIGLNABLE L -�C-Il1E.S 1.52 kg 11� ' N. 2 CA_tiSk_ I-69 MIT 'a r f c ' -11 `+iN!/ SNOW PF.A.S Iq _N� DIRECT FROM U.SA, TRACTOR TRAILER LOADS - 81 GRADE LAR(=E SIZE PEACHE S FTI -1. YOt-R 0%1,'N BA(: 1 52 kg I - A69 Aa ,..QE7 f><JL7E� DE31CIOUS APPI.� 199J PRODUCT OF ONTARK) - CANADA FANCY GRADE IDA P.E33 /�•�,APPLES L•- to LB. FAMILY STILE BAG • 2199, °QOO_CCF S A ^k �O-_&Appp °RCD'.,'_ 09 YEX CC S NN.S' C O Cc I w's LEMONS -ARGE SZE PRCDUCT CF U S A CAL:-CRNIA • GRADE _ARGE SIZE • • � !0;Jz �- • T T r ------------ i RIQUE`TS� 1 LARGE 10 LB. 4.Skq BAG 1 1 COUPON VALID UNTIL CLOSING 1 SAT JUNE 2693 IN STORE RETAIL 1299 W • COCA-COLA CANADA DRY 3 CASE IAN IT _ Aw- .Nr' ;C1S' S 5C PER UNIT rC.X�- -: XXmL - 40C DEPOSIT PER IOOmL RAv�LA •CRAYONS [](] • SAT RADE MAP = =AF TEIIRS-r POTATO QUI~:NCHER aMAI2I0:R.Sy C .711 P4 A EA 099 ASTRO DAIRY ASSORTED YOGURT FLAT OF 12 1758 TLB .39 EA MIX OR MATCH OF_! GERBEQ 'UNIOR "Ea9ER FOODS & BAB I•YX)D �(] JUICE & Z'3r^L An EA .n Ic-17 ",XCL.. %G MEA" S MEA' • HUNT'S SAUCES - CATELLI -THICK & RICH 72smL nN •TOMATO 725ML TIN -PASTA 90og Box -OVEN READY LASAGNA 375g BOX �FRRENNCH'S �p L1{t' bMVjRCxEii FIX31V'S � DEA•ISTERS BREAD •Wj= IW% WHOLE WHEAT SLICED 67 -LOAF FA • C1131' •79 DIPS FA 1.AUNDRY DETERGENT -KI. BOX • ULTFLA 41. BOX -- 2 LIMrF rs _ - DISH OLc �-C LIQUID 149BLEACH MENU FOODS -TOWN & COUNTRY i WLKSONE DOG B cvrrs 249 ASSORTED ift BOX BOX EA a(^ OF OR 3 EA • - r---------- --------,----- - - -1 1 KINGSFORD 1 ID1 �� Z`OMATOESnn gWrnL TIN a; FII L YOUR OWN BAG 218kg 1 co" UMI CLOSINIG , 1 L.B- 1--- JUNE 260 IN -- ORE --AIL -09 99 -J r- ---- _ - -- Iss � ----- -I QUM mg TN �; 4MCUI mials AD VALID (INTI CLOSING MIDIX3M SIMMFA I— SAT JUNE21M. IN STORE RETAIL $2.99 j i GENERAL w" CEREAL--_ — — 1 -C-01,111M C2tAllAW 1 •OAIVAFAL C2tBE' . • 1 ��`` 1 Wflii RAiSRV3 �1 G� �Pr � 1D BOX 199 `�'1 FILL YOUR OWN BAG 218 kg SAT NEJU 26W Ed STCOUPON VALID ORE RETAIL 49 - F.A- _ J 1'B' , 9) -------------------------___----- 1 •FROdP Loops 425p BOX 1 -CMN POPS 37% BOX 1 I nAKESSft BOX Y INEW CROP" 1•FIWrlYn'IARs1IMAL1Aw 1 ► VALU BoxCABBAC41F, L CLOSING r ------------------A 1 1779)2 1_tT-==CRE RETAIL 13.99 EA FA _ J EA' ---- --- — 1 KRAFT G@IERAL F000s _- 1 � MAYOrTNAISE tl 1 1 75OWL JAR O 1 COUPON VALID UNTIL CLOSING 1 SAT JUNE 26W IN STORE RETAIL 1369 _J r======= ---------------------- KRAFT _-==---1 1 GENERAL FOODS 1 1 SAI -AD 1 1 DRESSING �,l,/ al ASSORTED SOOmI BOTTLE Imo--_ rLA. COUPON VALID UNTIL CLOSING ' ,99 1 1 "NEW CROP" COOING ONIONS 10 L.S. BAG r---------- -- 1 KRAFT GENERAL FOODS BAR -B -Q 1 SAUCE 1 ASSORTED 750rnL BTL. 1 COUPON VALID UNTIL CLOSING • RED E2MOMMOR • BLACK LARGE ORIGLNABLE L -�C-Il1E.S 1.52 kg 11� ' N. 2 CA_tiSk_ I-69 MIT 'a r f c ' -11 `+iN!/ SNOW PF.A.S Iq _N� DIRECT FROM U.SA, TRACTOR TRAILER LOADS - 81 GRADE LAR(=E SIZE PEACHE S FTI -1. YOt-R 0%1,'N BA(: 1 52 kg I - A69 Aa ,..QE7 f><JL7E� DE31CIOUS APPI.� 199J PRODUCT OF ONTARK) - CANADA FANCY GRADE IDA P.E33 /�•�,APPLES L•- to LB. FAMILY STILE BAG • 2199, °QOO_CCF S A ^k �O-_&Appp °RCD'.,'_ 09 YEX CC S NN.S' C O Cc I w's LEMONS -ARGE SZE PRCDUCT CF U S A CAL:-CRNIA • GRADE _ARGE SIZE • • � !0;Jz �- • T T r ------------ i RIQUE`TS� 1 LARGE 10 LB. 4.Skq BAG 1 1 COUPON VALID UNTIL CLOSING 1 SAT JUNE 2693 IN STORE RETAIL 1299 W . 1 , . , r , . , : I . . . . • . . . r • , PAGE 32 -A -THE NEWS ADVEMSER, WED., JUNE 23,1993 Quantity Means Quality - adwtise both Oshawa -Whitby This week (576.9335) and Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser (798-7672) Combined Pressrun of 102,000 every Wednesday c�Riekering Combined Pressrun • Oshawa om5p000„,This:: I/eeM., ............. ....... 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers SEATS AVAILABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING COURSES TUNE 21 - 13USINESS ADMINISTRATION (OSHAWA/PICKERING) JUNE 28 - BAR ?MANAGEMENT (OSHAWA CAMPUS) ENQUIRE ABOUT OTHER START DATES (PART-TIME CLASS NOW FORMI.'\G FOR PITN'IAN'S SHORTHAND) Choose From These Career ODtions: Business Administration C �mJy %'ord Processing o sAysterns � Accounting & Computers J v.. t t'S.1w S(h tJr' dr, t wrf` 0-1-J., - oe'^J^O•.r^ ^ Xrr,y_WIf OrtYload Ou'tra^� I J 4•TJ"d ,ry aW� rc J JJ na_,, Canso- r+p - Ji' 'h[ r�r •[x” ra. »,ext � 'res pe.x �r w[ YJrt I Our smog-by-tt[p '[�r.J" J,. rr •♦ J' .0..'M+f,'^e•Y>M rO R[, Stria f'r�l!R`X�ypy L , ""�• 'j �--.Y ssls t.. ••` -v .o,. •in�tir• ��// 'k,,. ro ,mpl[••,r.., and �. I -.�-. �'[ ",< •Oor •e Jpf•JIrJ,Ompe-led ro Ana J ;m � x• ,.�,,,� ,,,,,� Legal Secretary % [;1 Micro Computer Micro Computer ; Bank Telling & Medical Office Assistant 1/ Business Applications Electronics Financial Services •`Jfd` .tTlVxa,- )r r'.V- J` ... ". K1r"^[ I Yaer �..K••Y„ot• Ban..n[ a r,nJnc^t -fan ••:>w ,D.r •'�,p[ Jt[f' -,:Y". J'-�. � . �f h[•e ',L•.th 0-r• o-r.l ^,y,y •[,•Jrd�,q a.11. .t- Jr Jqr. ' .. -D.r Ke' ..a•^ KCCa— .'Woh ().•t !J, "r0.1,. i,• t1r , 'J" '•('M^ K'J':" I rrd .e'pJ ^q J^ 8M i COu-C 'Je rL'1 r,t!` •^C ¢- dr rig„ .".�,R" r � rw^patJ�r: ,v-;x,f[. i Ou• Con.D [^r^, yS alit!-• lr.. + ,� . •- N,. •G -OC . 1 + I [ f i•. ^^Wires rourfa �. I' „ i a J -d proksf�o^0-1 m. - .IJY-s'-JCt�OnS JwaN 'Je '^d[^.J'b i I I �'uct.on • Hotel L Restaurant Dental Chairside Operatic -ts Management Assistant I Travel & Tourism Executive Secretary J J.e-.. ..K �*^u' .tie. YX " rix, the Lean lloa , 'he •Jh' prOM• ,?^ 1 t10'^ T fx Ili Ya , le_l '[, .']r J ne.. • , I Our Mghif .QuJ1A _ •ry'O`1A. rJ-^ -9 All _De( •et par• o. 4r .. • -f: _� ft•u[torf-JI'ex `�[.R. `a,• , JTe' J. J l,enp t i . ...o•'d wdratry ^q ^o�.N [• 'cCJ. l .� � 'Y JteV m DM •Ce pro 'Iia"Sale 0-^e .[ .' `—,e JOi ^, [,inn _•rf Jn0 D..t rOu V' '� ,o.. �. �. �� ..,. T�y..`-..'-�✓[. Dr- nR'a-'Ji(f'..'. O. ]n your .e J. tCA— nf C �• 'Yi.. tC 0-r • pJn J' �1F c- �_ --, R 14'h1 Our Practical Training ,Hakes Sense: • Ceadi lle i, just 6 Moms • Instnxlors with Pract" Experience • Grrfuate with Up -To -Date Skills •„C JI'l=a.L.atue a: a'! carnpf 1 Fwd v. w hire hell . pars 110 General Help • More Reasons for Choosing Toronto School of Business: • small Classes Ensure Personal Attention • Largest Pris ate College in Canada • Financial Assistance may be Available • Tait Credit for Tuition Fees • Morning, Ahernoon, Eventnar i Saturday Classes Convenient Class Hours Ou. ••,[a- r0 -.CA, v.OrL W^ t.T[ Jn[^d ^g u•+oo1 TORONTO tit •• ff•Pr clicil, IN: III P I C K E R I N GCgoice'! C A M P U S 420-1344 1450 Kingston Road, Suite 17, Pickering 110 General HWP 110 General Mp 110 General Help 110 General Help COLBORNE COMMUMW SERVICES RESIDENTIAL COUNSELLOR We are seeking an enthusiastic, resourceful individual to work within our supportive housing program with individuals with mental health difficulties. Must have strong counselling, conflict resolution skills, 5 years combined education/experience. Salary $31,800 Apply in writing to: Programme Director 413 Dundas St. E., Unit 2 Whitby. Ontario ON 2J2 PACKAGING MECHANIC Medium sized food company in Ajax area requires a maintenance person for high speed packaging equipment. A millwright ticket is requiredand experience in electronics would be an asset. We are an expanding international company with a competitive wage and benefit package. Shift work required. Please send resume in confidence to FILE #6078 OSHAWA THIS WEEK SELL AVON WHERE YOU LIVE OR WORK No Experience rreasary No tlwSfit"y to buy and tto Frei Training. Exeitiftghg kte.thtives 11 IneftadibN DiacoutMs. We brieg fealty ke■e Call: Mrs. C. Lord 416-619-1574 P.O. BOX 481 MUSIC Conductordnstruetor OSHAWA ONT. L1H 71-5 Keen 6 enthusiastic music f teacher needed to teach GIRLS wanted from Canada be- RESIDENTIAL daytime classe . b adults digital piano tween 7-19 to compete in this 1R Dart classes. Tel62 Piano's Works time cleaners required 433.1491. (062493) years 1993 Toronto Pageants. immediately. Good loam Over $20,000 In prizes ane workers. Training, equipment EXPEFUENCEDRuketyliSt to - scholarships. Call today 1-900- and vehicle supplied. Ajax/Whit- quir" for busy heir salon. Pageant ext. 7429 or 1-900.724- byK)"wa area. Call Jeannie, W R plus I I I l n' Call 3268 ext. 7429. (069093) 428-9643. (062793) 434-2324. (062403) A Your Business Career Starts Here e Programmer Analyst ' Microcomputer Business Applications ' \Vord Processing Computcri/ed Accounting • C•omputer Nlaintenance Technology V OSHAWA n 434-8583 • ,,AJ may he cllgthic for financial A+ i,tan,c • 1: %'ou are 45 .cari of agc and have recen:h hL..cn IatJ off ,ou ma} qualify ff,r training .11; it .c fr,wn the Yrovin, id Government. CDH Career Development Institutes Ltd. B L R % A b t - �ANLII� %LH. N, RFI t - i i,\1U\10 • <f11AKA IiAIIFA1•�IQIURIA Ahh�".fk,\ '\i :i AL I.A\A!- Ql[BEl Eam -A Diploma In SIX Months!! At Wad Processing • Electronic Spreadsheets • Computerized Accounting • Data Management e Desktop Publishing F UbI A89dance Mai► Be Available Coll to orronge an assesment. Whitby 668-9713 Peterborough Am*uAtt 745-4804 f?oWered with the tui arry of Colleges h Universities r` since 1%4. 110 General Help 110 General Help WORK AVAILABLE NOW! People needed immediately for movie extra work, television ads, voice overs, magazine ads, hair shows, documentaries, etc. We have booked over 5,000 paying assignments fast year. We guarantee work, you don't have to have experience. We are looking for males and females, babies, teens, people of all ages. We have our people in TV ads such as: Huggies, Diet 7-Up, Chevy Truck, Visa, American Express, etc., elc. Movies such as: Cocktail, Street Legal, Top Cops, Sea of Love, Ice Princess, Prom Night 3 & 4, Road to Avonlea and over 300 morel No courses to take. Call 404-0277 for annointment 110 General Help MODELS NEEDED Female Ages 12-26 EARN EXTnA INCOME Travel to exciting cit is: New York, Paris, Mflen Call for Consultation 430-5715 EARN UP TO $346.00hreel to assemble Christmas ane holiday decorations yea, round. at home. Work avaAabi across Canada. For more No send a self•addressec stamped envelope to Thi Worlds Magic Christmas - 13( Slater St. Ste. 750 ext. 221, Ottawa, Ontario, KIP 6E2. r>ce in mokohno a trade (portmoom. lutist have scom administrratio� n t Photo 416.837-1874 !HEN'S WEAR STORE requires PART-TIME TAILOR in Pickering Call 420-2797 CRUISE SHIP JOBS Earn $300-i9oo weekly, year round positions. Hiring mentfwomen. Free roomAmrd. Will train. CALL 1-800-737-7887 EXT. C100 24 HRS. Howe awew rsortw - Sam extra $$$ right from home, I doll And I need help in my growing business. Income potential is unlinted. Full trainkhg provided, 416-985-0542. (062993) J 110 GSM Help 110 General Help 135 skilled Help 135 mw Help NEMPORT BIKES & BLADES ASSISTANT MANAGER required Apply in person with resume 1410 BAYLY ST. HEALTH COUNSELLOR Do you enjoy working with people? Would you like to work in a positive, challenging environment with excellent opportunity for advancement? The Beverly Hills Weight Loss Clinic in Ajax/Pickering requires a mature, well-groomed and enthusiastic person for the position of health counsellor. Previous experience in weight loss preferred. For an interview please phone 420-4220. EARN $453.16•weekly assem- bling tight products from homel 6314791reference 78C. 24 hr. recording. (071893) EXPERIENCED Hairstylist and Esthetician wanted for L'Attitudes. Pickering Town Centre, ask for Stacy. 420-1140. (062493) 120 0tfice Help Part-time french speaking inventory and order taking clerk Must be EXPERIENCED AUTO TECHNICIAN required for busy local dealership. Excellent benefit and renumeration packages. Ford experience preferred. Call Peter at Marigold Lincoln 1-800-565-5893 165 Day Care ,� 65 Day Care Available 6 Available INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD In car -ng, safe. tun hone erlv�ronmert. Licensed by M C S S Reasonable rates Receipts, flexltie hours. Call DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE 509-1207 uATk,Ant available in my WHITES Rd./Hwy. e2 area - home. smoke free environment. daycare available in my smoke kxs of TLC, huge backyard to free home any age welcomed play in. babies welcome and $75 per week Fenced yard. Cas references available. Full time or Shy 837-1294. (062393) summer, Whites Rd. and Foxhollow. Call 420-0206. 170 Employment (062793) FULL time daycare available for Wanted 1 - 1 112 year old girl as OS14AWA Courier Mike Dixon Playmate fpr 16 month old gil rates to serve Oshawa Duran+ DEMONSTRATORS needed for comfortable working Non smok'ng home. Westney/ RAChte. 427-9256. 10629931 Region and Surrounding area. Cas 576-8870. rt,apr tltlpartrr,ent stores. Pick- ering/Scaroborough/0shawa area. $500-700 weekly with a computer. Wages negotiable. Call 831- (062493) Market O Market 2 200 verifiable. Cal 416-891.7534 Call 837-5187 Basket Basket (TF) IF ou are stn 0 or a sk is ing assistant. The person ap word, accpal bedford. autocad. ^9 SCRUPLES - One hair design y 9 parent or separated or divorced stylist wanted with or without with three years work cfamelle. excellent opportun lify experience. you may quafor Wages negotiable. Call 831- linancial assistance or I you are 6531) over 45 and have recall been -- .(( -062393 - ---__-- __.-- laid off. you may qualify for train- PICKERING Company has an ing assistance. DIP/CERT, irnmedkaie opening for purchas- Lotus. Wordperect. D -base. ing assistant. The person ap word, accpal bedford. autocad. plying should have purchasing Ventura, pagernaker. Harvard, erpenencs and a working Coral' Computer Programmong Sy&Tents Analyst. Cabot. knowledge of computers. Pad Pascal and C. Macintosh, Quark Please Contact Robert Behan. Express, and Illustrator. Durham Mon -Fr'. 8 a.m.-5 pm. 427. Business Computer College. 2000. (062793) 427-3010. (TF) resurre by June 30 to Region Supervisor, Investors Group.SALES Sales ilei CLERK,TYPIST - busy office re- fix 130 C -A L L: L y 4- 5 2/ 5 quires a responsible indrvdue, Agents with minimum 2-3 years .x - penance WPM typing. AMINTIous sere people re- FOR MORE INFORMATION m of process qured 10 market a row product FOUND - 9old cross with chain. OrganSkil work WasuSIMhng at the community keel. The cur Kern KO"Oor tine the 376-0833 der Pressure. good mathemet' cal aptitude, have hands le ro^p'n« e,�.r,.rmo, any taus k�wi time For the launch d tel pro For more information ton ---- /AAS ArtlCles / 1 0 Flea Market 220 and able to a and to arrange an interview Cas ` For Safe b conrnunicale affability with the Markel Manager. Monday AIR cora, 12.000 BTU. new. still the public THs position a part time to Friday, 9 am. - 12 p.m Moe HOTPOINT KENMORE heavy 20 his. per week. Send 416.430.6694. (062493) duty washevdryer. $350 for MOVING, dryer, V'king H0. resurre by June 30 to Region Supervisor, Investors Group.SALES Person needed• full or both. Woods }ra zer, 14 cub,( $125. Washer 4 Program ft.. $100. 831-1938 Kenmore, $15C, 30- stove. 218-1614 Dundas St. E, part l'me. must have direct 1'00: queen size foam Whitby. Ont. LIN SY8. (0629931 markstirg'xper*no*, willing TC AnC mannas. two Fobing coils. gar - rnary extras, s1',o00. To view, 1989 "on.da Accord EXI, 5 Call Paul after 6 P m. 416724- work evsninps and weekends Commission LLU den sheC. 8x10 $175 Call 686 220 For Sale 0936 (062093) sales Hol^/ position in heattrh5des aides M'and 130 air aondsionng industry cial low raise for now verwors Agents Some mdsutry knowledge ar rside. July and Aug. 630 Der Volkswagen en Fox. two door, a9 furnace. full bath b shower. like as asset. Call Greg. 655-5560 A jAX HIGH SCHOOL baths, laundry room on main ADVERTISING SALES We are presently accepting applications for an Advertising Sales Representative. This Career - oriented position offers a comprehensive salary, conmiis�sion, car allowance and benefit package. The successM candidate will be self- d�ciplined, goal -oriented -- previous advertising sales experience is preferred but not required. Interested cwdddates should brward their resume/appik ation to: Ala..Pic IS HOLDING AN EQUIPMENT SALE Fqurpment for sale includes: Reading Machine, Ranges, [fryer Sewirtg Macbines, Offset Pante► and Stencil Ma1wr, Electronic Typeturiters, pC 10 Computers, Apple gs Computer, various sofhuare. Kd-ng of egurp+weru during scbool bout's on time 236-% 5 . Terries and conditions of sale and resen.Ie bid information can be obtained from Ajax Higb scbow FISH and chq truck. two tylers, JOE•S Industrial war, a Mrpen ad, 'Y ��Q�OraQ p 4 baskets. grill. rNriperata. Clotl, wigys. now and used CJ stovrloven, 3 stars. two In" shop coals. used clothing, new 130 CMMOrClal AVO. living w.wom. baa cow over dafwg for to wfhots ,airily. AJ8x, Ont. LIS 21HI5 $5000. (416) 372-5268, a" the neosasion, leas than, 11 t06279M 2 price. 610 Bayly E., Ajax. THE (YEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 23,1993 -PAGE 33-A 150 Dmitall 150 HOw" 150 HOS` 365 Marine PROGRAM ASSISTANTS (2) The Lung Association seeks two part-time Program Assistants, for clearly defined activities in Health Education and Rehabilitation services. Successful candidates will have a background in respiratory health and health promotion. Experience in public speaking and media relations an asset. $16/hour. One year contract, involving travel (own car necessary) and some evening work. Non-smoking environment. Forward resume by July 9, 1993 to: The Lung Association - Durham Region Suite 300, 40 King Street West, Oshawa, Ontario, L1 H 1 A4 The Lung Association thanks all applicants. However, only those selected for interview will be contacted. 220 Articles 290 Pets -Supplies - NOW For Sale 1987 Cods Dena 88 Royal LS. BoardingSELLIT Really la ye ' 8 2 oc- nommommo�CALLMOVING - loaded. 18000 A. -S. S22. 500 -- - am. eticellert Osnawa- FOUND - 9old cross with chain. appliances. Indge (large), $150; washer, $175: DOG grooming ous ness or 376-0833 dryer $125; or $40C for all 3. sale Call evenings. 686-1385. ps . Ob.. pot. Por . , . 17' -•ave'--ai.er *9-,, ,.o way Delivered 4 bought M Sunday. CaN 686.7351. (062793) 00 Automobiles 300 Automobiles AIR cora, 12.000 BTU. new. still ses For Sale For Sale in box. paid $1150. asking s700 bedaoo•n main ' oor, we Fascia Hood Far, 2 speed, Ovid highway miles Excellent o.b.o. 1985 Chevene. excellent Condition. certiled. $800 o.b o. 579-0135. (062993) OAK VINE IURNITURE. Why Day retail rices') One of Ontario's oldest and largest manufacturers is now selling direct to the public. Eg. 5oak table with cw ext and 4 Windsor chairs. $799 - 8' oak double - pedestal ace e„ and 6 (hers. 1988 PONTIAC GRAND 6,429. Cannonbal beds. 6299. Over 20 star choices - as sold ,o veneers - Traditional PRIX SE Woodworking. 416.985-8774 Excellent condition, kC,f. p., p.w., p.b., p.m., 230 Articles P. feats, AM FM cassette, white ar'grey Wanted interior, new brakes, clash fmintained. wwNTED 5•^.9s ^ ..,5 Ceftitied. $7,995 or best offer, washer and dryers, wort a 430-0548 not. Also war•.,• Jr.-.._Ck (newer 1,•3- Call Pickering. 42'_ -i833. ---ALL) FURNTURE P -" 1950's. Any- thing c C. e M Ik bottles, marbles. pens. advertsmg. toys. decoys sporting. old post Cards. old Chita 10 Is. clocks. enc. Call 416-655-8049. (0717931 CHAIR w,1" motorzed httin9 ' xsc'arism required for senior Crhzen Must be in excellent condition. 434-5790. (062993) 305 Auto w nIted FAST CASH - FREE TOW Oi3B Towing offers top dollars for your scrap cars or trucks Also cash for drivable vehicles. 7 daytlrweeiL 28."FT Criss Craft Cabin Cruiser, 327 Chevy motor, sleeps 6. head and galley. Call 7264080. (o6299'.g 2S ft. wooden Cabin Cruiser, 350 engine. $500. o.b.o Two Hubbard cash registers. $too Phone 723-0619. (062793) 1988 Peterboro 17 v2 N. Bowrder, 130 f0. Marc, engine. red and white. Custom trailer, Mooring cover. radio, excellent Condition, $11,000 after 6 p.m. 265-2872. (062593) 1887 Peterborough 250 Constellation, Port Perry Marina. in water, 230 OMC Cobra - head, trim taps. stereo, microwave. fridge, stink, depth meter, sane Prop_. many exlras. Excellent condition 522.900, o b o Call 428-6477. (062593) 16 112 1? Tanzer sad boat wi trailer. Great condition, must sell. Best offer. 579-9200 (062793) 15 n 4- Jason bass boat. 75 hp. kAerC, toot Coniral'ng motor, aerated livevo l�. belga pump. galvanized tra ier included. Great Condrtron. Asking $5800. Cas 965-3132 (0624931 400 Apartments For Rent CENTRAL OSHAWA Clean, modern, one bedroom and bachelor apartments on upper level of home, laundry, backyard, parking and storage. $575 and $450 inclusive, available m m ediate N 72 WHY RENT? ;wr •nts scactous ' MC SC 3 Min • 2 DaTm oeaur condo apt Lose 10 GO 40, snoppr>G, carnes a e -Pit Just S97 5CC uonr Vc:.a-_':aRe Max -irst �eartv'_.d 93' 3300 2 bdrmt $499 3 bdrtn 5699 Weil kept dick, --ear S urge Jnrs. 822 Gler St. Os~awa 'nc ;.aide, near, DaricnC4. good apo' Tera--, Days own ^ydre Super 57ti•p973 AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT WANTED - used TV's. VCR's, WASHERS Dryers, Fridges fes.9 aLM-6 P.M. Saturdays, 446-7364 CALL NOW stereosworking or not. Cash 1987 Cods Dena 88 Royal LS. --_ -. Really la ye ' 8 2 oc- pad. Cal 420-3849 (062793) - loaded. 18000 A. -S. S22. 500 -- - am. eticellert Osnawa- FOUND - 9old cross with chain. Call 1-416-$36-2330 1062293) 330 Trailers whinny 'omtws Ren; or V Arts 8 Crofts 260 SeSabre Ltd. 3 8L. 1969caB. V6,r. ssc2" SE26 Avalabie now 1993. Please caN to identity, ps . Ob.. pot. Por . , . 17' -•ave'--ai.er *9-,, ,.o way CALL 432-9127 668-9332. (062793) cruiseamYm rasserte, ill Indge, stove. Toilet. tu•ance washer and dryers. Rd. S. Aiwa. (TF) FOR sale - ceramic Klein and wheels, white intn wn�te v,ryi sleeps 2 adults. 2 children, AJAX +e,y d•••ac•ve -sis moulds Care Kiln Model 1818. '00f. eight Deus ntenor 85,000 $1500. 6861589 (062793) bedaoo•n main ' oor, we Fascia Hood Far, 2 speed, Ovid highway miles Excellent maintained. and decorated. 5 50 moulds, over 75 aside stand condition Musl sell 66895 Cas CITATION - 35 ft Twin TpOluts. apolances. storage sneo. W kiln over 60 assorted glazes. 723-3802. (062493) two bedrooms, lull bathroom, private fenced yard wt" .n - And many others Best Otter, Cas 831-9764 (062793) rnary extras, s1',o00. To view, 1989 "on.da Accord EXI, 5 Call Paul after 6 P m. 416724- ground 0001. c ose 10 all arnene,es on a quiet street $95C OSHAWA Fea Market - speed. air. --assert". asking 4362. (TF1 $5995 ob.o Must sell Cad rictualive Available A„ g ' Call 427.7409.(062793, celebrating our 131h year So*- John at 580-9682. (062593) HOUSE trailer 25 h. sleeps 8 ate• car • or even- Portable Generator Homelits, cial low raise for now verwors - __ Complete with fridge. stove. P1CKEli1NG V. - ex exe rside. July and Aug. 630 Der Volkswagen en Fox. two door, a9 furnace. full bath b shower. like 'K)"*. trine bedrooms. 2 'ectitrve ween Outside from $15. Cal 4 spe' navy' new tins, new new. Asking 56200. Asking baths, laundry room on main Ken. 6835290. (062993) rotars. candied. $4600 o.b.o. S6200. 509-0866. (070293) floor. tanrly room with freplaoe. GOATS - 150 purebred 619-0139. (062993) wakout deck. non smoking. no STAINED Class and Craft Sabo. 1987 Ford Mustang lX. 4 Aub Parts elk 340 • b^9 terrT »�• prelsr ed Sunday Jure 27tH. 8 a m-8 p. m. Ran or shoo. 6 Cedar St.. cylr,det, 153.000 kms.. S250C. Repairs $1300 monthly. first and I.M. Will also take orders. Judy ' as a. Cal 683.4262. (062393) Available July 1. CAN 416347- 7313 or 429-5718 I Jewell Business number 427• 5284. (062793) VENDORS warned for success• ful craft show. Heid Nov. 13. 14 at East Shore Community Centre, Picltering. Booths $70- 100. Cal Cindy, 427-7099 tot more information. (070793) CRAFT Show and Sale, vendors warded. We hope to have the biggest, bast adtertsed, best at- tended craft show in Durham Region, Oct. 2324, Oshawa Civic Auditorium. For information. 434-5531. (062993) NANIIYMOUSEKEEPER - livo WASHERS Dryers, Fridges fes.9 aLM-6 P.M. Saturdays, s, one dining room set, two queen size 135 skilled Help stove -new and racorWNiohed. 9 arn-5 P.m 427-2868. (TF) for 280 Lost a Found PATIO doors (brand new), 5' 5225 and up reconditionso A AX pid1ef;g Appl;a„p& - no System. NOW Waste MDOGGIE V6. cruise. til air. white. blue wtlsrwrs. $175 and tip Ior recon- „�p„able dial refused. tiny FOUND - 9old cross with chain. solid oak � dMioned dryers. $175 and up for guaranteed. Reconditioned Found in ExeMr Part on 1 !EATING and Air Conditioning reconditioned fridges and app�„oas, Come make us a 1993. Please caN to identity, subogfrac ors required. Natural stoves. Also coin operated deal. 427.6781. 467 Wsstn'y, 668-9332. (062793) gas, of or propatn N wNm an washer and dryers. Rd. S. Aiwa. (TF) --- - asset. Must have experience Stephenson's Furniture and 290 Pets-Supplies- arW own IrucIL Phase Call Greg. Appliances. 227 Court SI., S Piece leak bedroom $et. $250: Boarding 655-5560. M629931 Oshawa. 5767448. (TFALL) sewing Serger, $350 o.b.o. apartment, close to all NEED - 30 Clue AZ Drivers EVANA Tap Soil •sneered enc Tel'p 10l 4338185. Call after 5 p.m (062493) SHEITE Puppies, sable and ChY-HaIY, 3 y- fro', shredded. Trips mix, brick &erW white, home raised, CKC I.C.C. nodical. Cal 725.9321. wed railroad fires. Also cadet REMOTE controlled wireless registered, first shots. (062993) and other nursery stock aval. security system including 7 able at discount prices. Pay(„$ door/window sensors. $225. dewormed, tattooed, vwry ►�11Y. cud and fluffy. Cwgy Da Care y ate• car • or even- Portable Generator Homelits, $450• Call Stid.y at 427-C75S'• (062793) 160 Wanted ings 4262670. (062593) 2500 watts. Ike new. $525.427- 6492. (06239;1) - HIMALAYAN Killil is - apartment. close to downtown. 'ridge, stove, heat, hydro CARPET . I have several 1000 yards of row, Stanmaster and PIANOS/GRANDFATHER registered, home raised, 1st shots.vat checked.maks UVE out nanny required for 8 month cid baby boy tug time 100% nylon carpet. 111 carpel docks - Pianos, rem b own, apt. ark; letnales. 666-0303. (�) days. Whites RdiF�' 931- your living room and hall for size, upright, grand, digital, $360. PriceinckWe;rarpst,pad keyboards. CLOCKS - free GOATS - 150 purebred 7673' (0627 and installation. '30 yards'. delivery and sell up. Call Telep registered Angora goats, many NIANa1Y live Gull for two children Steve, (416) 287-5072. (TF) and take advantage of our low Royal Winter Fair winners, buy apes 4 1/2 and intent. EnglishAS ,may Skier Popple( suss,Proped On all sod' Bea (rids: one a all. 416344.7317 a 705. speaking, non smoker, piny bila, scotch guarded, sola alwaysl 433.1491. (TFALL) 924-3267. (062793) references, please call 819- chair, rocker, coffee table, two MOVING - one &did oak khchen DONT throw your dog waste 0629.(062M) end tables $1600 Photo 432• table 62x42 w/chain into landfill sites use the new NANIIYMOUSEKEEPER - livo 7278. (062993) s, one dining room set, two queen size Doggle Dooley Inground Dog CALL CLASSIFIED Sys Per *.lReferrerhh PATIO doors (brand new), 5' � �� n System. NOW Waste MDOGGIE V6. cruise. til air. white. blue voris '8' Brown or solid oak � AVAILABLE DOO 576.9335 cos required. Call 837.0915. while, while, cal 41(433 1738 be - 43,1- taro children's beds wideas era SHOVEL 7235413 or 434-8782, (082798) •ween Noon and 8 P.1n. 2793) 487-7201. (0817901 gam - 9pm, daily. (TF) AM you now intheootxttry. p.m. or leave message. 1984CawlierTypet0,5apead, '� DIA 5df0017 1947 Mustang LX, 2.3L. 5 speed. excellent Condition, am fm cassette stereo. pulse wipers, new exhaust, 125.000 kms.. asking $2800 certified. Cal 6838227. (062793) 10" Olds Cierra Brougham, one owner. two door. auto, ps.. pb., air, am/fm stereo. showroom condition throughput, $3695 certified 3 more nice cars save message. (062993) AJAX - 2 bedroom basement apt in quiet area. Now shgpptng and Schools. 4 CIC. bath, 4 appliances, private entrance. Parking $650 . 1/2 uts4ies. 686- 3201 or 6865513. (062393) PICKERING - two bedroom basement apanment. Separate entrance, air, cable. 4 to choose tram. Cal 427-9722 anytime. Russ. Open Sunday. 350 Aub Leasing appliances, suitable for two m people- Nor, sokg, inno pets. Big Town Sales. (062793) Rentafs VAo inclusive. First and lea 1984 Buick Regal Ltd., 4 dos, required. Available July 1, Cal 931 -1111111M. (062393) V6. cruise. til air. white. blue Do you need a cart vinyl roof, blue velour interior. jb you have cMdd WMTeY - two bedroom apart - excellent condition. 53000 ob.o. 7 wobl9ms. inherit available Ju 1. y $599 Per Call 404-9594. 0.793) month. 666-9626 atter 5 AM you now intheootxttry. p.m. or leave message. 1984CawlierTypet0,5apead, '� DIA 5df0017 (062790) new dutch and brakes. Needs minor body work. Runs well as Now a U$8d C8f5 allall. WNTBY -ore and two bedroom is $1000 o.bo. Call 6190130. AM leosiilg apartment, close to all (s$7 ) �Q��M -7 amenities, 6485 and $595 1984 Dodge Airier and 1983 1r� monthly respectively. Including utikies andpark ng. Call 666• Dodge Airiest 5650 for both Or best -- 1171. (062583) offer. Call 434-1176. 355 Motorcycles (062490) OSHAWA - two bedroom 1W4 Marquis Stationwagon. apartment. close to downtown. 'ridge, stove, heat, hydro cavy dully suspension. $1400 certleed. 1982 Honda Accord. 5 MOTORCYCLE inckrded. Con laundry. hrstAas. 600 monthly. 434-631 t. spd., ditty 110.000 kms., very INSURANCE (( 062993) Ir'ocx-1. cvMn;on. $1400 certified. 1980 Cadillac Seville, good p �� VW -9%25 LARGE two bedroom basement condition. grod body. nice look- apartment ler rarr, whites Rdi ing car, 51600 certified. Call Finch, laundry facilities and 72b-2eb5 or 430-7816. (062493) DAME cable included. Non smoker. no 1943 Buick Regal Limited, 4 MIDGE Pets. Cal 837.1955. (062793) door, 3.6. V6. loaded,, new two LESf.1t17>s 1ISUI1i1NCE HARWOOD/BAYLY - available tone path. only 100.000 knits original. Immaculate car INSURANCE, open 9-9p.m, by June 1. Spacious two bedroom basement apartment to rem• throughout, 52495 Derided. Cas appointment. Monday to 5500 plus utdsos. No pets, no 427-9722 any!ime, Russ. Open Saturday. Motorcycle, Auto and smokers, separate entrance, Sunday. 3 more nice cars to very compmO" property rates. Over 20 years experience. Cal Indgerstove included. Call 428 - choose from. Big Town Sales. 427.3595. (072593) 9748. (062793) (062493) - tr7 Fleewood Cadillac, needs FAX US YOUR AD LARGE °rte t»dr"' ba"m'nt entia differential, $650 Biel oiler. Cal B 579.22313 apartment, $600 per month. Cal days, 436-0704 or evenings 431. (0650 728 P 181.(07010 9(7!'1 14'Iu ,;._ ,-airr ag:1 ter 400 ''�'t"'�'ts 400 Apartmertts 400 - "Pa�""e"`s - For Rent 410. Houses For 450... - -` ' 500 Homes 500 -Homes For Rent For Rent For Rent 400 Rent Accomm For Sale For Sale ROSEBANKPickering quiet ADEWOE/Rl IIARWOOD and D clean Brost and Finch. Bus at dos, enter r- hunts t large bedroom base- TSON aro". email mayor - three bedroom house, $750 . unfermented a furnished room in � bedroom ••oder^ laKetront cot rages all ammonites. $550 monthly SOC14L Ment apartment, sauna. utdrttes. Available Aug. 1 Call townhouse for working mak. OWNER TRANSFERRED and bark. askingea $SOC 64- ;062993 OE✓ELOrMEN 1 sorer ace, wet Sar, separate.entrance, garage. 4, ask for Shannon NO CALLSALLSAFTER 9 Prater non smoker. $350 monthly. Phone 6862698 even MUST SELL apartment for rem n older apart- arnac, fireplace, fenced yard. inent buiiding. 1420 plus hydro• large deck. 4 appliances, roar LJVERPOOLlF1NCH - fumishsd COUNCIL available. July 3rd $600 Der p (TF) Good none -east d Oshawa room, use of am falalares, phare photos yto 416 RoalltbmmtY• ( ) AJAX(PICKERN6 no ^ 509.1795 Nve AJAX lelached two storey. nos and weekends x062793m AJAX ovey 3 oeoroorrs. wail t°G°'•a'^ 705-749-'37' x062 931 - - fwimmlrg, boat and motor Beautiful 2.100 sq h 4 level rentais =rpm $170 weekend sldeep,rt dowse 575 Loans weekends. 932.4016 days mmaculate. -arge pre 'ot. 3 PICKERING V liage snare WINTER n Florida mobile BROCKHWY 82 oneoedroom baser•ha+^• --heir:. sc'hoosa^oPdA A• Don.- central vac.hrep,ace, a•ge - 420 Townhouses S�5 weekly 7%) 877-2'59 ^ C ATTENTION 1062593) bed•0Oms 2 12 baths 4 appliances ,replace. double "lean three oedroom souse *on non smoker $75. (all 579-3583 a 728-9315 (062493) ata wale o�• $495 Plus 1 3 utdires Cal 5C5 ya•C and garage qr�9! neghbaurfhoo0 Available Aug For Rent GREAT 'shin and far 9 Y House every Sunday 2632890 BArlr and Liverpool one garage. Mose !o GO. 401. fere Outdoor I,, tars outdoor lot rub Poop. air underorounc parking month 281-8090 George Soni. RITSON 6 Ki ma,n flow of rine " 34.3 '0629931 1 $'C25DIus ulrities 430-3'6C WHITBY LANDLORDS 'argebedroom apart mertt.abdve schools and shopping $1200 fireplace No pets Adults only n�uded J743 OC Included (washer. dryer. fill 4Housing WHITBY area 2 ons bedroom ground windows, side separate Deus Aug 4" 4535 $410 •vorilwy Cali 428-1 120 PRIVATE sale Maple q �e heart -Tr 'amity :dnsu,id (Ta. AnubK .^vest Hants Ltd (TF t Help tine bind lead a�,a base Monthly, one bedroom f you i av e a n ent•ance parking :able aundry ai nclus,ve $600 '162793) message'683 8542 ask 'o Sharon small and large input^ Home basement apartment. private first/Last Cas 420-5147 (0625931 686-0845 weekdays townhouse. close to Go and ^ ^*neClate+y ^res*•y renovated •ronthly no Deis Anne. 431 PICKERING 4mbenea W4nes 062393) store landscaped. 4 plus ' r MONEY ci3OnM7 Loans. 300 shopping PoDkering area. $42 per month. IstAl Avail now Use p all facilities Bat -5850 :30 i a o r d a o e r Q Q m 386' 0629931 qd 4�1 '' 1 7ed•ooms ' 2 barns ---- Condos For q ro nils, all.,Ont .eve' grounds, rec ^all, Children s oro ram. sand 9 y bed•oo ms. !ally I�nlsned basement, neateo inground Durham rf•,n i aoa e'�' �r 'louse 'lo! OSHAWA OlrverWilson area. 5 app,�ances msned oasemenl vaw�ng d15lance to JJ 455 Rent AJAX medium s,Zed home. 8 nesC alpo,y Contac; Gary. 839. 666. 4312 aper 6 p m P•edse gave . available Aug Dead scat and hrnc• •emafs Oy o^e -ted oom raseman schoo o.lkng ;noWrIg vol appliances, two bartpeques, pool table, parking. Bedroom fur- Limited time otter a the mural hearth Ys Y way 0984 062393, r1' l �.J re psi w `,'. Housing apartment. separate entrance, apDl•ances. DarK,ng 1500 Pets 3 • 2C ` -non' •r n s irlirres Ju:y • 683 .9736 AJAX one bedroom 'undo •Tn lake 5 � � 182 TWYN RIVERS DR. DICKERING Summer's coming, are you .1f � ........ -/A1 686-2661 Hel JUrri yy a a e •afar nciusrve Laundry 'iv ! le available. references ava,lable 0627931parking. appy -antes .1 replace is co -•y p 'aiocio I custom bait Tome x.200 sq. t $112,900 5 bedrooms. arth Credit COixwetat IPctken � Oshawa) 4331425 iTcl lamed atel Call collect .416. Y AJAX � aerng Village. 6 years ''e" •am,y Hoo Sept s sauna. sauna. w, 4var. Sept _uxunous living Space. 8 3pols. all Window 10624931 696-2601 (�3' FREE RENTAL HOUSING Q o: e r'. I li l e'l a n f s 824-0�72 ;062493: a'qe Kitchen •coin ill ,reWace walka.!i to deck 3 mmoo' $745 pe, -++o^th '28 9826 dressings. educed io Q39.900. Move n -- REGISTRY SERVICE W tnout obit atlor l 9 JUST •amovated. two oedroom oedrboms 2 1 2 0athrooms. (062493, r condition. •wo AJAX beautiful milder^ three beOroor^ fully, carpetec. 1 L2 bedrppm .d0.erratt catags Ster iaeio and wired Call Donna basemen! apartment ^ quiet -riain f,00• aundry large closets. LARGE 3 bedroom condo. Inclrsive rot^ wrt^ Oak war bar, tam � CALL 686-2661 homeL utillies. oarkrng and two car garage, excepnonally bathrooms. quiet clean ould'na OPEN MOUSE 436-6085 o• 723-1587 (062493, room w!" • •ec ace S •2'S Pius b ri t^ 5. e d 1- I n I t C r e^. two Pnvate entrance included First vea^ nice andscapng_ :m- newly decorated. ledge stove. facilities SAT./SUN. 1-5 PM. 509-0895 entrance $75C Cate n,ghts. 420 and as! requned. S65C rnonrhiy meduale availabilty $229 995 aundry $9<^5 an or 427.! 177 (062993; MORTGAGES arc °ersona $775 . utlkhes Call 5099209 or AJAX Wes:,eY `�'Y � �v+a- No Pets non smokers Car 434 Cal' 347.7313 or a2A 571A inclusive Whitby downtown LUXURY SUITES AT THE LAKE kill One bed•°°^' base- 6860 ,362993' 062993+ available Aug 1 (Rent :o own Cap anytime 29'-8709 or 297. 9362 (062493) KA W ARTMAS cozy two bed•oon--hpde'^ akef•om11 cot. J on: apart me" separate en!.ande brdadioPm. ut•llt� es AJAX South. bn p r one bed•oor' b�ement apdnr*herl Housing avaiiablei 6663990 leave message (062793) RGE, SPACIOUS HOME SOUTH Oshawa near Gm. 3 • LaKe v ews st i. available ncluded. close tc CO. no pets =,rstlas:. aeoarale entrance 4 Doe 415 Wanted Office 8 Retail A042C11 ;0625931 t4rcwd Yard. 3 baths, waw to bedrol lownhc^0. $895 all • Baico^,es references, s65c per bathroom. oark-n . shared Hydro Cali 430.056' ass fol• 460 WHITBY Go. Intel bedroom 2,400 sq � Douo,e ars with ,n se utds,es irhck><feo Avylabie Juy Ju • 5 aooaarces •remit Available :mr.tedatey an 6863750 !062493' laundry 5575 Inclusive, First RESPONSIBLE I^ r ^eec SpaceTately apar•nem 'm quiet adult Trf!"". r9 fY access, large and fe oomtortable master 1. Coil Doreen, 404.o Er swte taunOry • 2 baths Dnp -aster AJAX Westney Hwy s2 one and last salt single non smoke• Available July 428-345' o' a ? b� �^ House 10 rent In M�tche' : �o`rers-Courlce FOR gcti' •x50 sq * a :once Oroadicor-hee lhruughout, targe with en suite W,tn shower stall, vralk-�.n 062593! , er Suite, • 1110,v10ua en salla heat:.^.g air „^pnC:;10n:nG aryl•$ aed,00r., basemen, apa':"hen• (062393, Bownianv rte area for July ' Must De n over Kept soave. Westney401 in Alai ,n- dustral locator. rraru. from Gond backyard, two entrances. parking. f'25 P'us Dania' Holywood style Oowder area, Flonda light THREE bedroom townhouse la lent era 5 Oshawa UnoergrounC Dark.^^y brofess,oral nm,ed. secarale ly TWO bedroom t?a5enen* span condition and anoroabfe er1 Please cal. Great Rate Call Ton 674.5555 y utdties AhradaDre ,uty 1. Cas In kltcnen ovenOpK'ng main floor sunken ruby east. $725 ngnthy, pay Pia. on-site seC'url� er•tranoe 4 pce bath. 'aurary. Park r nor smoke sss 9 menT south Ajax r,i e. stove g 5790.35 and :e.,ve messy a 9 ext. 702 10623931 ---om, 571-1820 10629931 oeautiful oak stairway with mirror wale. F[A! gas '23-0419 !0629931 mdlrtenanCe +ciustie 686-35x6 '062793; Panting separate entrance Can 686-5519 10623931 (062593+ FOR rent or lease commercialair space alxorox 800 sq ft - WHITBY one bedroom. $525 Twp and vac. Come and make an offer PbOn-site ---- _ Rooms To induaec $970.DO to $1,570 PER MONTH LARGE one bedroom clear bnrr• basement apa•tmen! - 41 0 Houses For YOUNG •esonsible couple look g'O, - ; bedroom main floor or , .5425rifle:^^y Der month Neilson St , sothyment Oshawa . Available immediatelyparkin Wi 430.1071 (062993: For viewing bedrdor , s6oC per mourn Or"' Hydro F,rstlas! CALL . separate laund• g r Hent _a%house :o rem! Central �,,a,,d caN 5?46247. 0624931Call BRAND new 1250 SC .*• luxury 430 plus rep phone days 725,8911 or even. (TORONTO) entrance. $575 Der mOnr(AJAX) Cf.SI 725-806' :062493) AJAX - - _ __ ,� phone 433-89601 wive -•hessage (062793) Cottages Foy427-0363 V= bearoom, Centra ocalor - 7223PLEASE rigs 668-4016 (0710 oR 861-1000 CENTRAL w^ tby O°' ' mouse ose '' PROFEss10NALous,nsas flax. 470 Rentections.401 huge kitcror and living ropn•_ snsurte aundry 4 a p+ances. toHarw000.extnortnarld AJAX clean spacious one shopping. s• too per menta Int- ane 90.00- d^d two 0edroom shopping. Schools bus Shared Seeks rwo 3e0100m apartment _ Business easltiolnO Or 4ghway 2 Paarkin Obd� ad Launddr. O•g err A artm -• r I au^Ary. S90C Pe' n+ontn .r between whites Rd and est KAWARTHAS -b. •w^ rK room, oentry air. $146.000. Cal725-5002.(062993) Brost and Finch. Bus at dos, enter r- borough border on lake. Air. 7ac,ea. near shoDD ge tyang dudes ,aabls ='st as: ecarng. neeo'orSect - pets Ava,. no St. gb g 427 bedroom ••oder^ laKetront cot rages all ammonites. $550 monthly (062393) HE Whitby - 4 bedroom execu- Parkng• cable, walk to Go. no Two too pets. Two rooms, $70180 * NE MONTH'S FREE RENT 686 7526. (062593, and bark. askingea $SOC 64- ;062993 W,A W, cons,der snared ac '45 min NE o' PEACEFUL aow,ntry living - i5 Peterborough) !.ening. minutes Sale OSHAWA - two bedroom base• (�) OSHAW4 - two bedroom apart- apartment for rem n older apart- arnac, fireplace, fenced yard. inent buiiding. 1420 plus hydro• large deck. 4 appliances, roar LJVERPOOLlF1NCH - fumishsd aid $a and :7 rnorrm,y Please Can -- Opmodator .n targe house t- Good none -east d Oshawa room, use of am falalares, phare photos yto 416 RoalltbmmtY• ( ) 77 &33 FALBY COURT immediately. F,rsv;ast required. 4308820 (0629931 C AJAX ovey 3 oeoroorrs. wail t°G°'•a'^ 705-749-'37' x062 931 - - fwimmlrg, boat and motor Beautiful 2.100 sq h 4 level rentais =rpm $170 weekend sldeep,rt dowse 575 Loans Laundry fealties, $550-$650 . WC beOrOC 3pd m�^'; , :- ' ,....y pudding WINTER n Florida mobile BROCKHWY 82 oneoedroom baser•ha+^• --heir:. sc'hoosa^oPdA A• Don.- central vac.hrep,ace, a•ge - 420 Townhouses S�5 weekly 7%) 877-2'59 ^ dam garage. 3 b0993 edrooms. 2 bathrooms 2 eD(aces. Enniskdbn. Oiler 10x6 n adum Part for Lala a 1555. (070293) A,'r zondltionln oroadfoom i' 5 2 dp011dnCeS $75. (all 579-3583 a 728-9315 (062493) ata wale o�• $495 Plus 1 3 utdires Cal 5C5 ya•C and garage qr�9! neghbaurfhoo0 Available Aug For Rent GREAT 'shin and far 9 Y House every Sunday 2632890 BORROW $' 0.000. Day as moi ;s bar -hot 0ac Cal Also 192 price karate laundry facilities and underorounc parking month 281-8090 George Soni. RITSON 6 Ki ma,n flow of rine " 34.3 '0629931 1 $'C25DIus ulrities 430-3'6C WHITBY ^01:clay _ow family prices x0625931 -erry 668-'200 =•ss y (062993) house plus basement, f575 n�uded J743 OC Included (washer. dryer. fill Crown Land, miles of boat WHITBY area 2 ons bedroom Whitby (062793• par• a and take. garage, waw Yoder, cottages P ckerel, 9 'mhuakey, PRIVATE sale Maple q �e heart -Tr 'amity :dnsu,id (Ta. AnubK .^vest Hants Ltd (TF t and hahm Treed. tine bind lead a�,a base Monthly, one bedroom $650 includes uldrtiss d cable. abs••-e^•s dva 'ab e 3 bedroom 2 storey. south to GO and take. no pets $900 small and large input^ Home basement apartment. private first/Last Cas 420-5147 (0625931 686-0845 weekdays townhouse. close to Go and ^ ^*neClate+y ^res*•y renovated o Oshawa oadnon. very clean rndntMy •hydro Cal 668 -282 pass air I goo wales store landscaped. 4 plus ' r MONEY ci3OnM7 Loans. 300 shopping PoDkering area. $42 per month. IstAl Avail now Use p all facilities Bat -5850 :30 Y 4:30 the Hired moister M cah 3 t t Isaiah 56:10 12, John 10:11. Jim Cant W1. 14CS-953-9475. $550 monthly = •s, and ash 'equ •ed Working people only newe• ^o^w single garage 9 g 9 ava-ab,e Aug / g3 Cast (TPI ro nils, all.,Ont .eve' grounds, rec ^all, Children s oro ram. sand 9 y bed•oo ms. !ally I�nlsned basement, neateo inground :3 -so dations. credit anangerrwnts. LARGE : ^ res bedroom available raw. Firstltast. $700 a.m. ' - P.M. AJAX medium s,Zed home. 8 nesC alpo,y Contac; Gary. 839. 666. 4312 aper 6 p m P•edse gave . available Aug Dead scat and hrnc• •emafs Oy o Pool. numerous upgrades OPEN HOUSE arid Personal budget Dianrn ynranees slopped appliances, two bartpeques, pool table, parking. Bedroom fur- Limited time otter a the mural hearth Ys Y way 0984 062393, "umsage t062493) Cfo6^, to Close to all amennhes first and n eaerCroottages�q gst3 o% , Sun. Call 939-2096 =gEE'�CONSULTA-'ONS Summer's coming, are you .1f � ........ or41K►Ot34. (TP) - - _ - - .. ... .... t _T v , ` ' • ' ' CLEAN C^e 1»0x00- located it WHITBY execulive on court Last. •elerencaia $9'5Der ^hontr lus h dro Cal, 683 9713 P Y Hastings. Ont. K3L IvC 1.705_ $112,900 5 bedrooms. arth Credit COixwetat IPctken � Oshawa) 4331425 iTcl Cs^dwd '' Cy^e d^d S'ove t0..' drge bed'dorK. '^isle' 10624931 696-2601 (�3' 1 2 dC'e. 20 min north of o PICKERING V,I,ay^e two PICKERING origin two ncvidec onvate parking bus w" ansa ^e a^C ora'k ^ 4 -- FENLON =ass elegant three Oshawa. 2. Car garage, Hsu- - tpedmoom 'Halm 'loot d House separate Iwng d,nflg Dec•ob- apa••merl. large g 'pule. Adeialde and Mar Y St A•ea $550 •ronin bat^•oa•hs !wo wawours, rec AJAX beautiful milder^ three beOroor^ fully, carpetec. 1 L2 bedrppm .d0.erratt catags Ster iaeio and wired Call Donna Q SVO Mortgages and rppr. k�: C n e n, v i n g •OOT . S Inclrsive rot^ wrt^ Oak war bar, tam � �O^ Lyle An ConyleROea /vuC •�dlMard Assoc Broker, RV$lax V 1 a • g e eat - i n k 1 c h e * . 5 appi,anoss cemrra air, pnvale 436-6085 o• 723-1587 (062493, room w!" • •ec ace S •2'S Pius b ri t^ 5. e d 1- I n I t C r e^. two mwm trom tow^ %o Dors SASC Tb Realty Inc 434-5222 appliances. air Coe. Darkng. entrance $75C Cate n,ghts. 420 utrlties Available :u y 6 Cal appkarces. Close to schools weel y :all 623 '637 1062593! or 427.! 177 (062993; MORTGAGES arc °ersona $775 . utlkhes Call 5099209 or 6440 1062393, OSHAWA vol ow dom base •25-9230 (0625931 park. bus stop. available July Dans tail •r you are sN1. 427-0622 evenings r0'1993: THREE bed•oom ;upper Curies rt»r spar ern: two �pl,arhoec. BoyluD area wear ••avert and AJAX "arwooa.a0t area, large Cap anytime 29'-8709 or 297. 9362 (062493) KA W ARTMAS cozy two bed•oon--hpde'^ akef•om11 cot. MUST De sold - N E. Whsby link or great p,e.shalped la. second employel nave payments, DOWNTOWN A - ,!0y 4 or Jhrig^• Ave Souter Oshawa scttoos $535 plus Hydro Cas tree bedroom, two storey. SOUTH Oshawa near Gm. 3 tapes (45 fin NE of` Laundry. in-law apartrnen: credit. Amcor" difficulties Of 0een turned down CrtyCan oorrrrs.two bedroorrapennop"! above store. $525 Per ^h it . Nea• sc^oo:s, SmOPP'rg. t•ansoortauor. GM. A042C11 ;0625931 t4rcwd Yard. 3 baths, waw to bedrol lownhc^0. $895 all PerMDOmough)• good fishing • wilt', separate entrance. Can :,nancal, 4368104 Osnawa or Hydro Cali 430.056' ass fol• parking, WHITBY Go. Intel bedroom sChoaa. no Dissentient. $1125 ,n- utds,es irhck><feo Avylabie Juy Ju sw-"ming Boat and motor Donna Howard. Assoc. Broker. 254-0897 Pickering(062993! Framix (062493) ava,laHN Irmxrteplatety a uury $65C Der rant^ bws hydro Call apar•nem 'm quiet adult Trf!"". dudes utdt,et and cable Avao Aug lar 6867692 after 6 P m 1. Coil Doreen, 404.o rentals From $170 weekend. $395 we001 '705) 8712159 R4fMax geflectrpn ltd Rsamy 434 5222 or 427.1177 (062993) MORTGAGES and loans, 95Y CUTE and cozy hoc oeoroorr' 428-139- :062493. Oroadicor-hee lhruughout, targe pr leave mss �3e X062493) 062593! (070993, PICKERING vancing down• Payment also 0assrnen' awnme-. •.loge LARGE !wC bedrooT ^ backyard, two entrances. parking. f'25 P'us Dania' WHITBY truss beCroomnor,ne THREE bedroom townhouse la lent era 5 Oshawa BANCROFT area, b9 rouse. 3 attractive 3 bedroormsem, t2 yearsob. 11. arranged Ouallf ed or unquydled Call Doug 668 $love nciudeC Ava� able Coibo•ne. $526 plus utilries. 'eieonons utdties AhradaDre ,uty 1. Cas D as ^ �aw aaarlment w,:n ruby east. $725 ngnthy, pay Pia. bedrooms wit^ all arrhenrtles. 2 baths• air• garage. dose to Go 5805 Communu+ty F'nanclal ey $650 yi Inausrve CwTaOsnawa Crtro area App Available now 416 571-1820 10629931 separate e^ •ante, co r: gas '23-0419 !0629931 soenx sertrq, nummper, of lakes $146.900 Call 839-5267 iervices (TF) y 52 Vanowver Cr! 6-9 D ^ or 344-'3" (062'931 - WHITBY one bedroom. $525 Twp locator, fenced yard Available July ' References Rent io ow^ ---- _ Rooms To Cho" by V100 weekly or $1000 monthly Call 4 1 6120-9500, No «]625931 - MORTGAGES as low as 5.75% BACHELOR apartment WHITBY Wi 430.1071 (062993: ava,iab,e taa•y Si N Soil bedrdor , s6oC per mourn Or"' Hydro F,rstlas! Cas 430.8594 ;0629931 430 Rent Sundays. (062793) Drlvafe - be"dul twp story• an brck o a c catl Michael. 668-7200 BRAND new 1250 SC .*• luxury conta,ned. $435 Includes plus rep phone days 725,8911 or even. AJAX 4bedrooms. 212balms. EL CheaDo Vacation, $150 Y on Dorney for overipdking pond. 3 bedroom. Anub,s Investments Lid. Serving Ontario slice 1972. (TF) V= bearoom, Centra ocalor utllnies parking 6869153 rigs 668-4016 (0710 lea, schools oark,ng and EXCELLENT area,^ south Arai, weekly, two cabins on wooded two barns, sax -in kitchen, two huge kitcror and living ropn•_ snsurte aundry 4 a p+ances. ;x62993• AJAX clean spacious one shopping. s• too per menta Int- snare house with young working acre with llshing stream ad bull in walk out to deck. finished _ Business yard, at: mcws•ve Cal Paarkin Obd� ad Launddr. O•g err tpedrpra basement apartmentrance. medafe Possession Cap 721. 9592 .,0629931 Protess,onal Laundry facilities. $BO weekly. Call Jim or latent to Pgeon River Conner. vafon areabehvsen Port Perry rK room, oentry air. $146.000. Cal725-5002.(062993) 50n Opportunities 18 ( 430 1418 1062993) 9 Y taovtes. Uble and all utilities sopa • utikrs r`ar Axw AJAX - 3a Harwood three rty M Cne . days 42(70318 or evens 686-8579 0625931 and Lindsay, sleeps 6 985- WHITBY - Outstanding two EXISTING distribution business, V$MTBY - fresny painted three bedroom apartment rcluded Separate entrance. Close to GO. no pets. non bedroom house. 4 awilarill AJAX South - Pleasant fur- 8503. (062793) -___. storey Homs, two staircases marketing exclusive, exotic on main ftbor d treks, private entrance. f24- Per morn 696-5708 a 724-9681 (0621931 roe. aouiet ern, Hardwood flow. clean fbot, dein nisned room, Inendl adult Y KAWARTHAS Lake Seymour - from upper lovel. Spacious ram- ly oeverdrink ape products •o the -g broadHarr. Dan, deck. appliances. AJAX large one odrm Permit apt 5625 monthly s $625 montnfy single. $650 S6e0 double. available rrrmmedat s{,, quiet yea avarabie Aug- RMerenees, f800 . 1,2 u9- share as facilities. hon Woodland Estate. Rousetkeep- Ing cottages. 3 plus piece room, huge red room, 3 bbmoonra. 2 12 bafhs, fenced Csprtahty Industry', High brDlrts (70 90%) Or continuous Isonoo lenoed yard. Laundry factlxles. lrfmrtmed,aie possess,on $750 . eat in Kitchen, separate Call 686-1754 atler 5 m. D utilrt,es First last. 283-1927 smoker Preferred' Near bus• �0 per week Phone 427-03W alter b&hmc s, fislti r1g, pop, beadT yard, pidess ormaly landacatped' epeat orders. Sails price phus utilities Call 683-�66t enhance. parking. Uunar 9 Y 10621931 420-9040 Reliable tenants (062793) 6P -m. 1062793) playground. store, gp mnWee antral a,rvac. Immeculsle. ft71,900. $49.000 serous. Cas Patrick London 1(416) 298-6701 gam. - f�2t93) rose to artwnuss. non-srmflol ro Dots Si600ncnth Inclusive TWO bedroom apowmern Hsu OshBM Cent", heat and hydro FOUR bedroom. 3bathroom, SOUTH Alm - Clean female to N.E. of Pickering.705-653- 1317. (0624 Call 668-t391. (062793) 5 P -m (062493) --ee PICKERING - large deluxe Avai: July ' Can 427.1795 , included. no pets. non smoker. garage. two era e. 36 Sullivan pc, share House with other adults BROKEAfiasit0,000b1erWat SPALL town - we need people, apartment, bas at natural light. (062393) available Jul 1. $625 first and Y Afar NO Pets Please. 91200 Per Use of ktChen, patkng, pod. xmg- 490 $110 Oem month, Dote low taxes. lots -cfineNp• ) fireplace, 4 apDlmarces. Gentry WHITBY GO - t bedroom bsmt last. Cas 404-0164. (062991) month Ava,laDle July 1 etc. Bus at door, r par �� at 66848'15, Canrreunmy Finan_ Murky 597.2031, 9 5 p.m. Write J. ar, vac, ower' entrance Must be seen All inclusive. Call Joan of W. lyge storage. P�E� Go Sfaton very Telephone 6636890 Toronto a ^Month- 428-2545. (062793) sal ServTose. (TF) Ross. P.O. Box 25, Togo Saskatachewan. Tina, 509-0986. Avaiabb Aug engcoplan, eal-ln WtcHen, applances. large quiet large clean bright two 638 7925. (062993) AJAX -clean lumichmed room n FLORIDA Pt. Chyles - Victoria AJAX - all bill 4 bedroom, SOA 4EO. (O g� 1. )NO bedrooms, 4 DC. balm, laundry. beoroorlts blearrTent apartment, down " Payment Good quiet house for rem. Sprats Estates, 1600 ace. fill 2 bedroom central air. Central vas PICKERING -large room or utilities included $585, avail Imm. Call 116-283-6222, wak to Go station, separate credt7 Good IOD' You can " to Francs' close to bus• shopping and 401. First and fast. cam 686- home, with 3 PC. ensuits, on 18th Fairway. clubhouse. sell upgrades, professionally shared accomodation In nice (062593) emrymos, parking. 4 lie• bath, The pncs d rent, nprmllg alcas 0959 or leave message. rfxrlg pool. Call 1-416.721-0602. larmdccaped Map be seen b tl.. 670 Personals Clean quer executive hom at 1 • Sapp, laundry, no n� rY• P� Please. Non smoker 1849 yid ryes are down. Call DPW a Brent. Communlry FlrTarciy, WEST Pickering on Scar- 02493) 762 .(071 9189.900. Cal 427• 7620. (071593) PICKERING -one bedr m Brost and Finch. Bus at dos, enter O° utilities Ifl(yilded. Call 42 0.2472. 668-6805. (TF) apertrnent. af�iif1Ce6• dot° ro borough border on lake. Air. PORT Charlotte - new home Florida room, roc hall, private lake, good shopping, gW side. Yeah to plaza $400 monthy. Sutable Of1° a two People' all ammonites. $550 monthly (062393) HE Whitby - 4 bedroom execu- Parkng• cable, walk to Go. no Two too pets. Two rooms, $70180 1993, two bedrooms, three baths, fully furnished, air con., Lots For 5 686 7526. (062593, Inclusive. Call 686-8905. 3144 Simco, . One bedroom live detached. 3 baths, central per week. (062793, heal screened healed pool and lana. Sale OSHAWA - two bedroom base• (�) OSHAW4 - two bedroom apart- apartment for rem n older apart- arnac, fireplace, fenced yard. inent buiiding. 1420 plus hydro• large deck. 4 appliances, roar LJVERPOOLlF1NCH - fumishsd Accord eight people. Rates in Canadian dollars- $3500 full price. Large secluded ROM apartrnem. bright. clean n merits available. One available Also two bedroom, $450 plot bus route. 91000imonthly . room, use of am falalares, phare photos yto 416 RoalltbmmtY• ( ) �'g 10' Sa�W beach• great quiet private home. Non immediately. F,rsv;ast required. hydro. Available rmwdiat T+tltias-Cas 6681981.(062793) e1Y• aher6p.m.420-0093.(062793) 5763246. (070193) fishing, next to 10.000 acre smoksom. no pals, close to all amenities. Suitable for two Laundry fealties, $550-$650 . Cas Steven, 571'3229. (062593) WALK to Pickering Go and g450 Shared WINTER n Florida mobile forest. One hour east p Tountyronto. Toronto. Charles, t/ 437 - ( 67 person, 9650 rnorHhfy inctus,ve. hydro. Also garage available, PtCKERiNG tillage . ora shopping. includes one ACCOmm. 10x6 n adum Part for Lala a 1555. (070293) Available J 1. Has to be seen July $75. (all 579-3583 a 728-9315 (062493) bedroom n basement of century bedroom n law apartment. three honer P- h bedrooms upstairs 4 .__. _. _ rent, two bedrooms, laundry, - WATERFRONTone ape with Free a cortitiertial 1 rfoflnetiotVeducaborY testifor swim ovitlied dLssases Piekerirlg Tom Certfe 420-8781 foram. Clinics every Tuesday to be appreciated. Call 725- 6011. 062993 ( ) COUNTRY luxury y alpartmenl no md9e• stove. microwave, air con., appliances, fireplace, fenced lid with deck. BEATRICE and Simms area. sera anent female room mate Florida room, roc hall, private lake, good shopping, gW side. 160 K of excellent shpWine, Great boating,fishin swim- tH�N Your pleasure - XXX fan- tally photos. Dscreat For AJAX •one bedroom basement pets. Claremont area. Call 649• 2436. (0627930 cable. yard. 880. Suit single Y (1200 Per month non smoker. $475 all inclusive. Plus utdrt,es. Firsviast required. wanted to share large bright two bedroom in house. wro to pate $450 month) or 7 Y $000 pus. 9• ming on large clean tales. Bon information. writs Karen. Bac 670 RO Kelowna, BC. VtV 7P4, apartment. all ridusiva, f575 Cal 427-0436. (062993) 666-6858 balsa 5 P.m. Mon-F•i. from Living room and ceparas Cltass price. Cartadien lands. Echo Provincial Park ahs- Road adults only please. (TF) mor"_ Fret and aim, available Jul1 No pets nonsmoker Cas PICKERING Amberlea - one bedroom basement apartment --- - - - (070693) OSHAWA • bright sunny two side entrance. eat -n ktcherl, 4 571.1820. (062993) access. all permits available. $49.000. 416.723.2880. LADIESI Goodbody's Hearth afteJuly 6 p.9. (0623931 for all utilities included, bedroom n apartment build AJAX . bright 4 bedroom, 27,2 '^g t a m I y room with on quiet street. Easy 401 access baths, appliances. $375 inclusive. Available immediat . CaN 723 Homes 500 VV O�•Ot-TOW^ Silt rpeclal prornoton. Super tan, tool step ng haircut PIC RI G - on PICKERING •one bedroom apartment, separate trent. rale entrance, it". stove, �ndry, available Aug 1 $550 l and city bus route. f689 all fireplace. main floor laundry, double 5170 a 433-7054. (062593) AJAX - furnished C 1 Or Sale 540 Properties and style. AN la f25. Get ready 25. G for 42ose39 !0623931 uldties and parking irlckuiod garage. appliances room summer. Open everyday. entrbaseance. snttar108, cable ieduded. f550 .__. _. _ call 433-0677. (063093) Available July 1 $1100 Der available. run Of the house, PRIVATE - three bedroom OWNER Fnand 100 acre x19"' Also 192 price karate monthly, first and tact required. Suitable for Call PICKERING Lwwp--..-y 2 - 1 bila^ Dent apt. 6 applarces. month 281-8090 George Soni. RITSON 6 Ki ma,n flow of rine " close to amenities. Smokers apartment. Whitby. Appliances with 1100 h. of shoreline. Next to memberships. Call 839•FITT one person. (062993) house plus basement, f575 wOlc m . $325 Monthly. 428• Included (washer. dryer. fill Crown Land, miles of boat i3488). (062293) 420.2327. (062393) nevrfy renovated• steps to GO b Pickering Mall, avail July 1. monthly includes uldilil a, AJAX - 4 1 bdrm house, 7147, (062593) stove. dishwasher). Nicely and hahm Treed. tine bind lead a�,a base Monthly, one bedroom $650 includes uldrtiss d cable. parking. First and last required. fenced Yard. close to schools MASTER bedroom available n decorated, new bathroom and front southern exposure. $29x900; rte Does your mnister basement apartment. private first/Last Cas 420-5147 (0625931 CO 985.0488_ (062493) and amenities, $950 . utilities. Phone townhouse. close to Go and entrance. Storage and laundry areas. $69.900. Call $210 monthly 426-6167. (062493) wear glasses" The Mreing 15 entrance. parking, Non tlRTolka only. Available July 1 404-1636. (062793) AVAILABLE immediately .n Whitbyapartment buddln 9 683.0799 (062393) LIVERPOOL/BAYLr - one bedroom batlerrwrt apartmord. OSHAWA - three bedroom burn kitchen. Iry morn, tuts Plain, galow upstairs. private dri mrW shopping PoDkering area. $42 per month. IstAl Avail now Use p all facilities Bat -5850 to see. 430-6821 and leave rrmwsape (062493) C A1C Vacatior 54 Properties the Hired moister M cah 3 t t Isaiah 56:10 12, John 10:11. Jim Cant W1. 14CS-953-9475. AJAX three bedroom apartrrmenf, Spacious. carpeted, newly panted apartment with balcony, , own washer and drysr, side Cable. lanced Yard, very clean, Ask for John.(062a93) OSHAWA . 246 Gkddon Ave., ITF) available raw. Firstltast. $700 Close to bus. shopping. All entrance, 5 inn. from Lake and no smoking. no Pets. Available July 1. AJAX medium s,Zed home. 8 three bedooms, a entrances. large backyard. p CLEARWATER Florida IiGHTtat fast bs120Da. m 30 per month Plus utdilose. no pals. 693.5399 ask for Phillip utdsles rKiudsd NO Gets' two Go. Available I_, lately. 6650 $775 monthly . 12 heat fmlast. 839-7834. (062493) and water. Firstilast and appliances, two bartpeques, pool table, parking. Bedroom fur- Y private driveway, newly painted and vaea 110x1 NOnN fp sale Re�Onable. a the mural hearth Ys Y way bedroom. $660. Call 666-5173 ' references. Leave message, niched of unfurnished, 6100ready, renovated $93,000 o.b.o For irdorrtlationplease Cal 433- Summer's coming, are you .1f � ........ or41K►Ot34. (TP) - - _ - - .. ... .... t _T v , ` ' • ' ' �f4kW. P0, 011. 427=91,17.' 'TekPfane 9eS60t3. (062793) 37811.(062m). (416) 206-7570. (062393) Business Services GES Printing - special offer, one complete package, 5000 Flyers 8 112 x 11 primed and delivered for only 1350. Call today. 837- 5071. (062093) ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, graphic design, advertising. Business or personal. Reasonable rales. Also lessons available. handy Timms, (416) 342-2279. (TF) G La TOP SOIL AND MANURE, GRAVEL, CRUSHED ASPHALT, TREE PLANTING a REMOVAL CLEAN-UPS, PROPERTY MANTENANCE LANDSCAPING, Saw Paralegal Services - DRIVEWAYS lawyer too expensive? For a FREE ESTIMATES confidential and professional. CALL ROB Free, no obligation consultation. Aiax a2EI-g7�� Call us today at 723-2983. Lower rates (062993) WOAD Processing - excellent Handyman turn around time. Thesis, basements, decks, lances, resumes, essays, proposals, • Regular business letters. Competitive rates, two convenient locations: Durham Region, Larry (416) 837-0099 or Scarborough. Shir- ley (416) 299-9159. (062493) Driving Schools GCB CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and clean professional work guaranteed. Home Improvements All Kinds of Fences and Decks at Discount Prices over 14 yrs. Experience 2 yr. written warranty SPRING SPECIAL Book your weekly and bi-weekly services from $29.95. Limited time offer. Caring for your home with personalized & professional service. THE VIEWS #DVERTISER, WED.,.JENE 23, 1"3 -PAGE 35-A Housecleaning Housecleaning Painting, Plumbing Decorating GAILLIND MAID SERVICES DEI. ZOTTO WOOD FENCING Specializing in Residential Fences a Docks, Drilled Holes and Set Posts. For Free Estimates Call (416) 2813866 Office 409.6456 Mobile - ARTISTIC Masonary - specIaliz- N in [-replaces and chimney cepa rs Works with backs. blocks and stones of all kinds. Free estimates. workmanship guaranteed Call Rene Gervais. 666-4428ATF) DRIVINGCRAIG 686-1913 I DRYWALL, taping. boarding, 1 1 FRONT END ERAKE spray stucco. plaster SCHrepairs. • e MACDONALD S Home Im- ;:Of protesisonal service at com- Lower rates provements - bathrooms, 0811 a paces, call Bill at 432 2 WHEELS basements, decks, lances, 3409_ (0625g3) • Regular kitchens, ceramic tile, "domestic cars • 2 Motorcraft I' Imports one light tnXits. �t"a B1c�: hardwood floors, complete _ JOURNEYMAN e'ectncian. Buster renovation service. No job too Spec'ai'z'ng in service changes. Motorcraft brake srx�es 41, • Resurface n o Inspect wneeNc Seders y small. Tim, 576.0977 or cel- rew;r,ng, additions, and Rate hilar 434-9245. (062593) r e r o v a t i o n s Ali work : t :: MAN wpm p�dk up truck will do guaranteed, free e6timates Call S&S :• . g Sena .. 3 -sso^ odd Dos Clean ups. deliveries. 420 6320 (tfa)ax) and test. $75 10 lessons. f150 w-rdows. etc Call VIC. 428- MARTEK Cortraetors . 20% off Cal 287-3060 (TF) 890- (062793) all oos over $500 Complete m- COOLING S.C.G. Construction Ltd - tenor and exterior renovar,ons. Electrical quality exterior and interior interior and exterior palming. Services renovations, repairs, additions. wa I papering, fenurg and --fee ALIGNMENT desgrI bars and cabinets. locks est -mates. quality ELECTRICAL a,00 9—s° Aworkmanship guaranteed guararreed.434-4420. (TF) cersed Ontario Electricians. a -d ,rxured Contac Gary 839- QUALITY won, by father and 'roe estrrtates. Resdient,al. 0984 (062493) son tear. We experienced. Commercial. Industrial. Fifteen Home hard working. Rerovat ons. years experience in Durham I' • Check Joe -inland additions, decks, etc Call us for Region. All )obs guaranteed. Improvements a free estimate 57, 1263 Bis or 3^one K A C at 427-7412 or ' • heeler and Oshawa ITFALL; 436-6594 (062593) • Top up master cylinder " A of: ' defroster defroster for proper ' operation Gardening, TMS Painting & SABER Contracting - all Landscaping Decor ca,pent•y. addition:. renovations. kitchens. kllanor & Exlerlor I bathrooms, hone marrienance QUALITY -a*- a -d Garden European emergency sorv,ce, furniture Ca•e -awn mowing- hedge and *I,it,sMing. quality work ••eetrimming. fertilizer. Lawn and Workmanship. Fast guaranteed. 15 years garden care while you vacation. clean `enable S6NIC@. experience. 6962915 (TFEFG) -ardyman 839-1215.(062393) 420-0081 650 Auctions 650 Auctions BOAT & RV AUCTION Majority Unreserved Repos SATURDAY, JUNE 26TH AT 10:00 A.M. Barne 400 Market. Hwy #1400, Exit 85. BARRIE large assortment of Boats Runabouts up to 35' Cruisers, All Sizes of Motortlomes & Travel Traders Here's another opportunity to get that Boat/RV of your dreams for this summer - at a steal' Aero Marine auction Sales 705-734-4777 Ajax -Pickering t CLASSIFIED Extended Hours Monday to Thursday 8-00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. To Place Your Ad Please Call: 683-S110 or Fax: 683-7363 Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion In the event of an error. 675 Companions ATTRACTIVE widow would like 10 meet sincere established good natured male. 50-60 for friendship and possible long lasting relationship. Send intro- ductory letter and pho w to: Ash- ley P.O. Box 21073, 290 Har. wood Ave. S., Ajax. LIS 2.10. AUCTION SALE MON., JUNE 28 6:30 P1111., WEECARE DAY CARE CENTRE 10 TOP ST., AJAX (North of Hwy. A2, off Harwood) We are selkV a Central Day Centralrie apartment size washer, dryer. Iltidge, stove, approx. 80 cols, tables, chars, hundreds of toys, outside equip. eg. swings, fat, 911c., desk, piano, assorted Supplies, plus other items, electric carousel. NOTE TILE: 6:30 pim vlewkq from 5 p.m. Excellent Sale of Day Can equipment NO RESERVE McLEAN AUCTIONS and LIQUIDATIONS 576.75M S1GON Construction Ltd. s irv- mg Durham Region for 17 years. Additions. sundecks. patio doors, rec room, etc Free estamatas. call 1-416-576-5761 (TF) WINDOWS ,great prices on energy efficient Alcan rapkaco_ meni w.ndows. Amberlea Wr+dows-M52et (062393) Housecleaning BUSY BEAVERS MAID SERVICE Complete Cleaning Bonded &Insured Don't Delay Call Us Today Moving, Storage MDUWAN MOVING SYSTEMS vile w+ Ron anything. anywhere, anytime. Cgmmetcial at residensal storage and boxes a aiabla. Senior a mid montlt discounts. Free rm. mom HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - move big or small, we price them all Free estimates, seniors discount, sflon notice moves. pianos moved. Comparable rates. Cal 432.2850. (TF) MAN with truck andior nen for all your moving needs. prices to fit your budget. Special rates for seniors. 'We try to be the best in town' Give Pete a call at 576- 9533. (TFALL) AJAX 4oving Systems - full services. moves, appliance and piano specialists. flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Call 427- 0005. (TF) MEN with large truck will do household move, residential, conxnercial. All types of moves. Call Carl or Jane. 427-2856_ Painting, Decorating ALL Pro Painting and Wallpapering, general rspars. top quality work at reasonable rates, 20% discount for seniors. Serves Durham Region. Call Ray, 967.1854. (TF) PROFESSIONAL painting and wallpapering. One room or whole house. guaranteed lowest rates. No job's too small. Oualay workmanship guaranteed. Cal 430-7595, (TFALL) (Fully bonded and Insured) 683-7515 Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible fo: more than one insertion in the event of an error. o FORD 1ROFESSIONAL painting. into - nor and exterior, drywall taping, plastering and spray. Call Alfredo or Hera, 723.11337. 1072093) Party Services MAGICIAN, clown friends, ready to erre^a n for any age, any oCcas,on. Birthdays, promotions. coo nmgs. fundrarsers. Magic shows are fun' Lettuce help. 839-7057 or 728-8334. (TF) RABBIT wants work doing magic or ch ldren s paries and all occasions. have my own magician Calf Ernie. 558-.4932 (TFi Journeyman Plumber No job too small - Faucets, showers, basement washrooms, wet ban, etc. Any renovation or addition. Daytime: 427-4174, Home- 427-M Ask for Tom. CALL & SAVE PLUMBING & t RENOVATION r Drain cleanrg, repairs & new installations. Basement washrrxms. ceramic 10e. ✓rnpFtn+e Rates Est)mates. 22 rs 9y0erienCe -jr~ r311 5".5-1781 Yard Maintenance MAINTENANCE Lawn Cutting Roto Tilling Garden Work Tree Trimming 1 D% DISCOUNT SENIORS 427.76163 FAX YOUR ADS 579-2238 JUNE SERVICE. SPECIALS I DRUM I1 SHOCK JAUTOMATIC 1 1 FRONT END ERAKE ABSORBER TRANSMISSION ALIGNMENT (SERVICE - Applies omASL ' ISERVIFor SPECIAL 2 WHEELS rill dCEt��S ' For most domestic cars. "domestic cars • 2 Motorcraft I' Imports one light tnXits. �t"a B1c�: Applies to passenger Service includes: • 'rstallatior Ct 2 sets 9a s charged heavy-duty I' 9 vY it Banc aC I;s�ent l "• Screen clearing. rt necessary" cars only Check and adjust Motorcraft brake srx�es 41, • Resurface n o Inspect wneeNc Seders y ShOCkS "• Parts covered by AC(ustment d ^arual araC I' • throtne linkage • ::C to 5L Motorcraft caster. Camber and I' r toe -In • Too up master cylinder " Limited Lifetime -�arsr AthOrtxlgll Inspection of: Warranty " A ,cmattc tsslort RvtC "Vehicles with ' Grease seals. hoses. and Imes. brake hardware, "(Does not nclude MacPherson Strut ' I int re,qured additional transmission Bud extra) MacPherson Struts " [include MacPherson Lwheel bearings. suspensionparts)L°oiariarcWstrarwrtvaacn+iBsr:� Lad)ustmentonly) maj ---- ---- ---- ---- r-----1 r-----1 r,----� r,-----� COOLING I JAIR ALL- DISC BRAKE SYSTEM CONDITIONER WHEEL SERVICE - iSERVICE Fix most domestic tsars , SERVICE ALIGNMENT 12 WHEELS ` includes- * front For most domestic Cars i Service inckides: I I -Se p to I drive passengerFor ' 1 Service Includes: • Pressure test cooing Motorcraft refrigerant Cars only • Installation of 2 sets system for leaks • Test radiaW and rad cap ' I • Clean condenser fins, I' • Check Joe -inland " Motorcraft Brake Pads •Resurface discs • Up 1D &Motorcraft arrdheezeboolo t f ' a:W drive bells • Tghlen fittings and I I camber, front and rear • Adjust toe -in front " I •Inspect Calipers ' • heeler and " ctleclt system for leaks and rear • Top up master cylinder " A of: ' defroster defroster for proper ' operation (11 needed, parts and I' " - Camber and bearing " Grease seals, hoses and I • Inspect aN hoses and necessary instauatiofl, ad(ustment limes. brake hardware, L=p---J L=fe=--J LB=d=u=—J �-== —J r ---------a--, r1-----------, I %W r; R BLADE 11 Motorcraft FAST LUBE I 1GET ALL THIS IN 25 1 MINUTES OR LESS 1 • 2 MOTORCRAFT • OIL CHANGE WIPER �� 1 1.OIL FILTER CHANGE 95 1 1 BLADES •CHASSIS LUBRICATION $ 2 Most cars 1 1.12 POINT INSPECTION 1 Plus taxes I 1 NI �E�9S�"T oat cars , Plus taxes 4L 10% DISCOUNT DOES NOT APPLY J L 10% DISCOUNT TOES NOT APPLY 401 --_PAGE36-A-THE NEWS AH,*TXrLSM WED, JUNE 23, M Freshly Sliced Cooked Ilam I99 M. Jumbo Cabbage Rolls M "wft� Ak M _ Freshly Sliced Baloney I99 M. Egg & Potato Salad 060 W 11 I� Freshly Sliced Tyrola I99 Breakfast Bacon I69 0. But'n Eat Bmded Peameal Schnitzels 099 EAST OSHAWA CsMON QW" 1413 Rias St. L. 432.13St MONDAY . CIASW TUESDAY............. CLOSED WEDNESDAY—" THURSDAY......—.«...........ai FRIDAY !S SATURDAY SUNDAY SOUTH OSHAWA 451 Si.o« k L 7234692 MONDAY..».`.......... CLOSED TUESDAY................. CLOSED WEDNESDAY..»«....... 9.6 !BOAT S7 SATURDAYS3 SUNDAY...........» CLOSED NORTH OSHAWA cr.rr.I Tanta e Rft&@4 Taaatft 571.14/. MONDAT.........«...«.. CLOSED TUESDAY CLMLD WEDNEIVAY *i THURSDAT...»......r--M FRIDAY SA SATURDAY..`............ H M MAY -94 PORT PERRY 3. Wats SL !854316 MONDAY..„.., CLOSED TUESDAY............... CLOSED WEDNIMAY..«...,,. CIASED TAURSDAT..»..................." FRIDAY S SATURDAY«............—A4 SUNDAY� u-4 Black Forest Hams....." 31 Breakfast Bacon.......N............ a. Whose /��(� m. 1.. A.�. 93 Sirloin Tip Roasts.N.NNN..N.... Wbok Eye Round Roasts N.............298 "Uww Pte...', -595 New York Strip Loins N.NN...N IY. �.n.re, Boneless Pork Backs.......35 Meaty Back Ribs .NN.. ..... ':.N a• >r. S•a Boneless Chicken Breasts"tau ...N.4S8 V& A»`Loins of Pork.NN....N.»NN...N�j4S ,PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL SUNDAY, JULY 4 All Stores Will be open Thum, July i and Cussed Tues., June 29th. WHITBY Ia1t Daaaw St. L 4U4M% (.mm &M [.M.rt) MONDAY..«.......«.... CW 6FD TUESDAY................ CLOSED WEDNESDAY......«-..«...... VI FRIDAY SATURDAY.«..............»74 SUNDAY CLOSED PICKERING 17% U"rp*l Rd ndd it nm Sm ml MONDAT — C W Sw TUESDAY««........,. C W SED WEDNESDAY»»«....«....,. " TRURSDAT� " FRDAT�,.,........*S SATURDAY«.«..« --..,...- SUNDAY.«........,,,_ CW SED LOOK FOR Best Homes EVERY SATURDAY BOXES FROM SCARBOROUGH TO BRIGHTON ■r. n WORK AT HOME - LIBRARY AND W/O `sr ' This 2.800 sq. ft. Heron T l home features main floor r libloffice ideal for someone operating a business from i -Z , e -' home. W/o (oversize) from the fam. rm. and greenhouse kit. to a massive deck. ®® There's more! Try a full ' F!! bsmt. w/o to yard with great .o - casement windows. This is the ideal selection. LARRY SEENS* ' Sales Representative 683-1861 RF//" OUALrrY ONE LTD. RLTR. , UNIQUE OPEN CONCEPT AMBERLEA BUNGALOW! Spacious IivJdin. nn. with bow window & w/o to deck overlooking park! 3 bdrm. & den en suite laundry off family .r* i _ • �t^- ~ ` kit. - appls. ; 9 big party-size rec rm. i 2 custom brick fireplaces central air & more! *ORIGINAL OWNERS * ' " *WANT IT SOLD!*: .� RICK SERGISON* 83' -3300 FMpx RICK + IMAX = RESULTS! 831-3300s� •' RS t Rlry i N, BIRDS! TREES! PRIVACY! A GEM IN GLENDALE! Totally updated 3 bdrm. IM ACRE! a°� home i�S • l. Sunken liv. rm. with tp. r 1 Sep. dm. rm. with wic to �+ ' walk to Pickering Town Centre deck • $174,900' = New brdlm. and fktorino JQ' GEORGE LALWANF New gas furnace Q�5 Finished basement $153.900 -- -.�. For more information call ., ( Barrie Cox' 839-7449 f 1� Fj/IiW CALL JOHN MON¢ 831-3300 FOR A FREE CONFIDENTIAL ROUGE RIVER HOME EVALUATION. Realty S7 realty ltd. N, BIRDS! TREES! PRIVACY! PMR OF SALE IM ACRE! a°� 3 bdrm.low i�S • l. ° �' _.��' • huge park -like lot 84078' • huge covered verandah, 1 pool and sauna �+ ' walk to Pickering Town Centre an sullie . Idtc� • $174,900' = JUDY PATERSOW & GEORGE LALWANF Located within walking distance to all amenitks. Try 286-3993 rwZy ; W N, `" PMR OF SALE .� .y s? Cosy 3+1 bdnn. semilbungalow this hone GP�P t �'�� has w aa qX � bmt an sullie . Idtc� = and firopiecetrance, = Located within walking distance to all amenitks. Try an offer with 5% dorm, carries for less Ulan renting. = Call John Moniz* 831-3300 f o Fj/IiW CALL JOHN MON¢ 831-3300 FOR A FREE CONFIDENTIAL HOME EVALUATION. Realty S7 -FIR Ltd. Are PW Ah of LOOK FOR Best Homes EVERY SATURDAY BOXES FROM SCARBOROUGH TO BRIGHTON desirable neighborhood. Walk to conservation area, lake; close to all amen. CF Spac., brick 4 bdrm., 3 baths exec.. Mn. 11r. laund. & fam. rm. with fp. 3 sets of french .i drs. with mahogany wood • _ trim. Bright, eat -in kit. with upgrd. oak cpbrds. & pantry, s1g wlo to yard. Ceramic fir. in hall, kit. and all bathrms. I JACOUELYNN TANNER* ` 619-9500(24 HR. PAGER). M $174,444 AJAX Large, all brick home, 2 -' car garage. Features r: 'nclude: main fir. fam. rm. , o with tp., en suite bath, big bright kitchen, rec rm cent. air cond., large .. fenced yard on a quiet street. Steps to schools and parks. Call STEVE FEARON' 683-2992 $89,900 XMW DUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. A SUPER BUY IN AJAX Great value, finished w/o bsmt, country size kit., 4 bdrms., 2 4 - pc. baths, 12 -pc.. Walk to schools & transit $159,900. Tina Bowen* or ChantlatDowney* NERRAGE RLTY. INC `UNBELIEVABLE' JWaeerlrortt property J 1 hour from Metro J Resort arae 4 Fireplace J Fum s new) J Lake Slrncoa No Down payment' Doug Taylor** 831,3300 RFIM W FIRST R d. HERITAGE REALTY INC. GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD! This open -concept 2,100 sq. ft. home has 4 bdrms., sunken fam. rm., rec rm. & wet bar and much more for only 5192,500! Call Brian Kondo' 683-8542 f FtX,%IILY TRUST M $174,444 AJAX Large, all brick home, 2 -' car garage. Features r: 'nclude: main fir. fam. rm. , o with tp., en suite bath, big bright kitchen, rec rm cent. air cond., large .. fenced yard on a quiet street. Steps to schools and parks. Call STEVE FEARON' 683-2992 $89,900 XMW DUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. A SUPER BUY IN AJAX Great value, finished w/o bsmt, country size kit., 4 bdrms., 2 4 - pc. baths, 12 -pc.. Walk to schools & transit $159,900. Tina Bowen* or ChantlatDowney* NERRAGE RLTY. INC `UNBELIEVABLE' JWaeerlrortt property J 1 hour from Metro J Resort arae 4 Fireplace J Fum s new) J Lake Slrncoa No Down payment' Doug Taylor** 831,3300 RFIM W FIRST R d. ,PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVEMTrMM, WED, Jl NE 23, 1"3 71 �.: BICKERING AJAX 1450 KINGSTON RD. ' PICKERING 100 WESTNEY RD. Canada Frust Realty420-4200 AlAX GERRY Canada Trust Realty IncJRealtor 427-4771 DEBORAH ANDERSON Trusted for Service - Respected for Results FOLKES 7 I i DEcLNING RATE '7 IF—,- � a;F" . 'Ne ON THE LAKE! ON THE LAKE! MOVING TO WHrTBY - SEE THIS ONE' '•3 bedroom cottage•• �� * 'Year round road* w r,' e ofl—s -- •a- •-- wet* 'p. 'Fabulous fishing - gorgeous sunsets' DORIS 1ill ;tc *;1 ,_ (s :� ss- c 'Appliances, furnishings inc luded• a e: ill Cai 57's v,'' o -,u; at s2-e.3Z With hisexctusr%,e ELAINE 'Enjoy this summer' MUIR' e2.[T01C�e offer. tour interest SCOTT' 'Call Elaine Scott', 420 4200• rate marts out at out awrent WHAT'S IMPORTANT TO YOU? ' year rate_.. and then I ; Getting the most for your home a dedir>es 1/4010 cua ants year. ' 2 In the shortest period of time f>w ■'.: ?"1' i g 3) With the least Inconvenience e to you s a Professional excellence, positive r , attitude 8 strong self motivation ` will get you there. , , 'GORGEOUS RAISED BUNGALOW TONYA CALL TODAY - TONYA ' ' JOHN 'Great deal- 4 bdrms.. 3 baths. forced air gas, LAYCOE' 424-42(. cent. air & vac., beautiful fam. rm. with tp. Call John LAYCOE* ` VASILOFF* Vasrlofr', 420-4200. L'd P CANADA TRUST CANADA TRUST CANADA TRUST I_ STUNNING EXE�N—_ �E",x: N -LAW SU�-^ r' 5 1794 Liverpool Rd. 15 Westney Rd. 75 Bayly St. HERMITAGE EXECUTIVE HOME immaculate 2,406 l: THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 23, 1993.pACE 3 V;' AJAX PICKERING u F 100 WESTNEY RD. 1450 KINGSTON RD. .( AJAX Canada Trust Realty PICKERING DEBORAH 427-4771 Canada Trust Realty Inc./Realtor GERRY FOLKES Trusted for Service - Respected for Results 420-4200 ANDERSON NOW - MORE CONVENIENT THAN EVER! MEET HARRY OWEN! Starting June 18, 1 will be at the Canada Trust Branch at Hwy. #2 and Westney Road most AMBERLEA ON THE PARK - 5229,800! Thursday evenings from 5:00-8:00 This is a rare find. Bungalow with double car garage and main fir. laundry. Entertainer's delight HARRY p.m. to answer your questions on DORIS with Toms with pool and pro(. fin. rec rm.epl 3+1 OWEN* Real Estate in this area. Drop in to MUIR* bedrooms with 4 bathrooms, CAC, 2 fireplaces. II Dons Muir' ago 4200. say hello! Harry Owen* 619-9616. ! ZVI,* ,r -,at r:,ason a•h-v N--) u., 6-110111d ieir: oar wan_ . x MEET SANDRA WRIGHT* We put the power back in your hands. a . 1 ' ` j • Up to 80% commission !411r I • No cost support services On duty this Thursday 5:00-8:00 p.m. • Comprehensive benefit program ILI • Non -competing Sates Managers at Canada Trust Bank National Name Recognition ' �' • --�� (gayly &Monarch) Ajax. COMFORTABLE COUNTRY STYLE LIVING IN • National Referral Network of approx. 300 offices PICKERING I • (over Corporate00 Corporate Department Bungalow boasts beautiful 84x178' lot with above DROP BY AND LET'S TALK PRISCILLA ground pool and extensive decking, two bdrm. postal Discount - save 40% on Postal walk Mallings bsmt. apt. with sep. entrance and walkout, new • International Referral System in over 20 Countries SANDRA REAL ESTATE! NEWMAN* brdlm. and ceramics on both levels. Call Priscilla • Association with Main Financial institution, WRIGHT* Nawman* with your needs, 420.4200. One of Canada's largest Mortgage Lenders 427-4771 ""O`" • RELO"s Exclusive Canadian Broker to 50,000 U.S. -- ----- —_ �- Salespeople INVEST IN YOUR OWN _.� • CT Mortgage Referral Incentives INVEST R E Customer Scrvicc is our priority f innovative Exclusive Real Estatesp sponsor of of Fire prevention Canada _ fi riving business n Picicenng seeks new _ • '"�" Winners Club Recognidon Program for Sales tissociates - owner. • Terhfic location ... � • First Class presentation Material fr At o Cost � • Contemporary interior finishing CT Employ" Referral Incentives and fixtures. jL 100' FRONTAGE ON LAKE SCUGOG ABOUT 20 . Crow -Self Promotion and Display Opportunities ` T of the line equipment MINS. FROM PT. PERRY $709K smith CT Fiaaacial - op 2 bdrms., enlarged kitchen, Irv. rm. with an Elmira .One of the industry's best Training Programs - Great customers MAROON woodstove, hydro, tel. hooked up, indoor shower, GeM Anderson DeborahFollces JANE ` Unlimited potential. family room overlooks the lake. Detached Picketing For further information please Call JANE BASHIR* boafhouse has extra storage. Can me for video or Manager - 13 M$� Ajax WATTS' to view. Flex. fin. & pos. H. Bashir' 420.4200. 420-4200 427-4771 WATTS* 427-4771. P ..5x . .--= . . WANTED: "FIRST-TIME BUYERS" 4 BDRM. HOME WITHWha 5% DOWN INGROUND POOL, Al. * $139,900 4 bedroom home PICKERING/AJAX/WHITBY . $135,500 freehold link home H you have a home that fits the above US &ffelr?* $153,000 3 bedroom detached •..� description in the 200-225K price range, — * $109,900 2 bedroom + den please give me a call. A double car condo. JOHN garage + fin. basement are a real plus. NAT Nat F. Scobie* CRAWFORD' Call John Crawford* 427-4771. r t SCOBIE' 427-4771. - �--•4 bmw w 9fa termr�rm*rdA s�� ' �ji tel' mmpu�ty told a �rr�ior ftiemrcial utsCudort \ �n,�.� 1 _. SANDY PRIVATE BEACH 6123, PERFECT STARTER! curt, �e �`*7` * one oSpacious't'*m. e n Iivngend unt Inn. Man floor laundrin b"i'litut y 3 bdrtn. townhouse on quiet court, main floor Glleater BRUCE dt BODIL laundry, 2 washrooms, walkout from kitchen. all seen dra�artds o f DONNA' & P-R-1-V-A-T•E boat mooring, at front door! ss STERLING* window covemgs. Move -in condition. A must to 1�oi p . mus, to Metro. Lagoon city Resort! Bruce* & see. can now, Bodil Sterling' 427-4771. A tebcaaon senice for LIM corpomons lxvides quaW wets. COLBY Donna* Colby, 427-4771. A ftwNi Lately 300 ofoes buyers crud 9s, coast to coast movers Boo yoyo„ your r of FOR TOP RESULTS in mow geaWlises. Asir fords :s-- CALL A TOP '- We can artartgefor rm apprun � PRODUCER! for you=r A ��arket�� 1� adaitrate yyourbtryer;anexdun�ve lrr f�` K Here's a few good reasons to n BACKSPLIT WillWillw{Aw POTENTIAL call Deborah for your free 3 bedroomdetached with large eal-n kitchen, Canada Trust Realty DEBORAH evaluation! 427-4771 NORICIA trend' doors, hardwood fktors' side door auto' to Canada Trus �,ncARMSTRONG* finished basement and 3 -pc. wastwoom, dose to y BAMBRIDGE* Go Slabon and major shopping. For more into. N. -' Bambrid ' 427-4771. 10 Willows Lang 102 Rands Road TW 59,000 DOWN r FNST TME "DREAM ROUSE" $139K CALL ROGER HOLMES" Modern, renovated eet-n Mchan, updated Upstairs 3 bdmts., sep. ding rm. with walkout, 1 baVtroan, 3 bdnns , finished roc hrm. dw od ROGER 2 1 t q wy art ed, JOHN * fie' � a #W& HOLMES" 5WW IM backs on to park, kx�ted hose to CRAWFORD cal �t . 427.4n1. whools GO and ftWig 427.4771. 1 cyan ne 1 #26 *Sal» Repneatvdw "Ana Me Broker *AGE 4-TBIE NZwS ADVElRTLSM WED JM9 24199i �i REALTY LTD. FIRST TIME BUYERS/INVESTOR - BEST DEALS IN TOWN - SAVE- �' 1) POWER OF SALE 2 bdrm. condo only $90,300, 50% down. Carries like rent. t 2) LOVELY 3 BORK CONDO in Pickering, 14th floor, only $95,900. Newly done, approx. 1,200 sq. ft. Why rent? it 3) 3 BORK OKLAHOMA TOWNHOUSE nice view, fully fenced, only $119,900. ' amow 4) 3+, B DRINCOME PRODUCING 2 kitchens. 2 baths. Must be sold. Only $146,900. LARGE BUNGALOW ON 75X18?' LC !! JOHN MONIZ TAKE ADVANTAGE WITH LOW INTEREST RATES JANE & GEARY INGROUND POOL & IN-LAWS POTENTIAL! Sales Representative CALL JOHN MONIZ* 831-3300 FOR A LIST OF WHITE • LargLocated on Scar okitchen! derl * Double 2 tacePlhed garage &u°�ce� 831-3300 HOMES BELOW $150,000. Sales Representatives ' Central air, central vac.! * Lots of hardwood floors) - S3 -3300 ' A touch of muntry i • Oniv IX9 Am IF (-_0NL)O k",E Jk-A(_L C"t..VI N CALL POWER OF SALE SPACIOUS BACKSPLIT PLUS SEA -V LOSCHLAVO, 831-3300 $119,900 -1,024 SO. FT r--- —� ;1 ,�,- IN-LAW APARTMENT THE CO,VDO EXPERT L, �'---, Customized oak kitche 1 Bedroom r -- overlooks 22 ft. fam. m1. wit = SOLD SOLD SOLD +Solarium ,. low SOLD, m new hrdwd. firs. and fireplace cscia for top price 2 Baths great teat for fam. entertaining pop, unit sold Found buyers through - : r•��tro: , I ��® m MV consistent newsoaPer ads breakfast ro bdrms. plus 3 full baths and sep i URGENTLY NEEDED TRIDEL ent. to Cosy in law suite. Sola ` CONDOS ESPECIALLY SEA` ys Jr av` �- heated pool enhances rivatE CORNER UNITS - FOR SALE CELIA JONES p Sales Representative OR RENT = landscaped garden. A real gem! Sales Representative >: s21-3300 - — - CALL CELIA JONES* 831-334G, - - R ONE STOP SHOPPIiIG AT $159,900 -, SCHOOL'S OUT .... TIME TO if you're looking for a brick. 3 -`' MAKE YOUR MOVE! bdrm. home on a quiet, child- - Spacious 4 bdrm.. 2 store e t 1 j safe court in a family area. that home with att. garage in quie Rai ��vis approx. 1.500 sq. ft. with a residential area. Fam. rm., den s — I main floor fam. rm. & fp.. which rec rm.. oak kit. cabinets. A rea _ has just been freshly A deal for a smart shopper 1 y painted � '�" ---- �' $149.900.PP_AJRA inside. and you want to see it MARGARETCALL MARC HIKES GARDNER now... HINES , aim Sam Representative CALL LAURA GARDNER* Broker, FRI, CRe BROKER, FR1, CRB, 33oc 8311-3303 ��' 3a�Y 831-3300 Saki BUNGALOW W/APT. POWER OF SALE -'l - • W • -, -• Scarborough 3 bdrm. on largE c e -lot. Separate 2 bdrm. apt 4.4 with priv. entrance. Hardwooc DES w floors, new windows all around GALORE' :.EuGn FUS AnFj UNLf $168.5oG Detached garage. Vendor wil ,a• i*ood. ceramics. toc-of-the-ine fixtures and conver,ently located to schools. parks, 401. SHERRY faucels plus CAC and CVAC are just a few features 2 1,2 baths, upgraded brdlm. finance up to 90%. $174,900 PHILLIPS extras 3 spacious bdrms.. fn. rec rrn., large lot throughout, CAC. 2 bay windows and cold closet. Take a look!! Sales Representative wrr DDo' Come see' Sherry Phtllrps* 831-3300 A pleasure to show' Sherry Phillips' 831-3300. �N LESLEY DON LESLEY, ASSOCIATE 313C CALL SHERRY PHILLIPS, 831-331ASO iate 831 BROKER, 831-3300. 3300 SOLD RON CRAMM/ ARE YOU CONSIDERING A MOVE? .lAYSON VANULAR NEW HOME OR A RESALE? ` A_ Ron Crdrttm' DOUG & PATRICIA CAIN -= _ _ __ _ Jayson Vanular - - Sales Representatives - DOUG A PATRICIA 831-3300 JpCCAIINN CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN H + Condo apt. $82.500. $125,0W JACK JACOBSEN BACKSPUT� ~� 4 bdrms., Pool, CAC, P prime Pickering kulion. 5219,000. $134.900 Mature neighborhood * Backs onto park CALL RON OR JAY, 831-3300. * Four bedrooms * Gorgeous landscaped yards Some new hardwood floors * Four bedrooms ' Finished basement * A family's home! CALL DOUG & PATRICIA CAIN, 831-3300. • , , .. , . r ► , ► . • , r► - ?HE VIEWS ADVERTISER. WED—JUNE Zl,A► 3 , CALL RE/MAX �� I300 M FIRST... �I+I r.awa II ING PICKERING/AJAX/WHITBY HELP US SUPPORT OUR �► III i I' i HOSPITAL iiillllll` ��il' Iii II I�i;�llll� �ri��Illlllh�l � I 'I r ,"- _ DREAM STARTER $176,900 Convenient location plus 3 bdrms.. cent. air. master en k /�: Y., =`-- ;� suite, main floor fam. rm. with `3- fp., double car garage. You can't match this one for utilization and GOT MORTGAGE PROBLEM? GIVE ME SPACE! value. $8,85O down to qualified ,i01�N Assume without qualification $190.000 1st mtge. On child -safe court. this nicely decorated 3 LYNDA '"' MCCARTEN 'ill '97, and this outstanding 2.600 sq. ft. 4 bdrm. bdrm.. 3 bath home with fin. bsmt., cent. air 8purchasers. Thank you. a Sales Representative home on a 70' lot can be yours for only $237.900. vac. features a 154' deep lot. Just $179.900. ELLI�TT CALL LYNDA ELLIOTT* Safes Representative 131-3300 CALL JOHN McCARTEN, 831-3300 331-1300 831-3300. 4 BEDROOMS -$169,900!! SPECTACULAR SUI'SETS ON RICE LAKE! POWER OF SALES EXQUISITE CONDO ON THE LAKE Gorgeous Pickering "Lookout - 0 AVAILABLE, FAR Gorgeous setting and park. Located on Cameron's Pt., BELOW COST. Beautiful decor and fireplace _�. Point" home -short walk to onla® 0. Act now. this love) cottage has frontage on both the Trent & Call Ed11Willia son,Broker 831- ,�� -his beaut. Victorian res.. circa 1874. has been ALSO.... 3300. " Vendor will take back a second mortgage at 80k. . , , M COUNTRY LIVING VALEFUPILGM This spacious home has had numerous renovations done. Beginning with a new kites Just $7,500 down payment, carries for Just over 2.200 sq. ft. and also baCKS out onto I also specialize in pretty country properties, quiet rural settings, BEV MCLEAN 36x20' log addition. expanded country kit., cent. An addition which includes master bedroom . . $1.200/mo. P. & I. Located on a quiet cul-de-sac, ED gentlemen's farms all within easy commuting distances to Pickering Sales Representative en suite, laundry room, den. New windows, new fumace 835-3300 . Asking $172.900. Call Valerie Pilgnm' main floor lam. rm. with fp. Three spacious bdrms. Call Valene Pilgnm' for more details at WILLL�MISON Broker & Ajax. kit. + bright fam. rm with flr.-mlmq brick to. Callsitting room & 4 -pc. en suite. Sparkles is so 831-3300 1 - 831-3300 CALL ED WILLIAMSON, BROKER 831-3300 ,"- _ DREAM STARTER $176,900 Convenient location plus 3 bdrms.. cent. air. master en k /�: Y., =`-- ;� suite, main floor fam. rm. with `3- fp., double car garage. You can't match this one for utilization and GOT MORTGAGE PROBLEM? GIVE ME SPACE! value. $8,85O down to qualified ,i01�N Assume without qualification $190.000 1st mtge. On child -safe court. this nicely decorated 3 LYNDA '"' MCCARTEN 'ill '97, and this outstanding 2.600 sq. ft. 4 bdrm. bdrm.. 3 bath home with fin. bsmt., cent. air 8purchasers. Thank you. a Sales Representative home on a 70' lot can be yours for only $237.900. vac. features a 154' deep lot. Just $179.900. ELLI�TT CALL LYNDA ELLIOTT* Safes Representative 131-3300 CALL JOHN McCARTEN, 831-3300 331-1300 831-3300. 4 BEDROOMS -$169,900!! SPECTACULAR SUI'SETS ON RICE LAKE! Gorgeous Pickering "Lookout - 0 Located on Cameron's Pt., yz�'. sag Point" home -short walk to this love) cottage has frontage on both the Trent & COUNTRY CHARM WITH CITY CONVENIENCE A HARVEST -his beaut. Victorian res.. circa 1874. has been Beaut. decor. & maintained 4 bdrm. exec. home " Ovrngly restored to its original charm & grace. on mature, private. Indscpd. lot in wonderfulAWL fm OUT Or:Sr7E SPOTLESS NOME' Approx. 3.600 sq. h., nannies suite, magnificent neighborhood. Fully fin. w/o bsmt., easily Just over 2.200 sq. ft. and also baCKS out onto COURT LOCA"^N' BEV MCLEAN 36x20' log addition. expanded country kit., cent. converted to in-law suite. Beveled french drs., GLENN PRICE greenspace. This immaculate home has 4 -his tome sits on a large lot and is located on a air & 2 woodstoves. Overlooks lush pasture lands Sales Representative in picturesque Ashburn Call Bev McLean' custom moldings & draperies, ceramics. gourmet Saw Representative bd-rs.. eat -in & wro kitchen. master bdrm. has court. With 3 bdrms.. family room wrth fireplace. area. 831-3300 kit. + bright fam. rm with flr.-mlmq brick to. Callsitting room & 4 -pc. en suite. Sparkles is so 831-3300 eat -in kitchen, close to schools. snops. plus much 831-3300."JUST ASK BEV" -Bev McLean* 831-3300. JUST ASK BEV clear.- 8C., -Kx more. -a ` ., ;_11, --l` -, ,"- _ DREAM STARTER $176,900 Convenient location plus 3 bdrms.. cent. air. master en k /�: Y., =`-- ;� suite, main floor fam. rm. with `3- fp., double car garage. You can't match this one for utilization and GOT MORTGAGE PROBLEM? GIVE ME SPACE! value. $8,85O down to qualified ,i01�N Assume without qualification $190.000 1st mtge. On child -safe court. this nicely decorated 3 LYNDA '"' MCCARTEN 'ill '97, and this outstanding 2.600 sq. ft. 4 bdrm. bdrm.. 3 bath home with fin. bsmt., cent. air 8purchasers. Thank you. a Sales Representative home on a 70' lot can be yours for only $237.900. vac. features a 154' deep lot. Just $179.900. ELLI�TT CALL LYNDA ELLIOTT* Safes Representative 131-3300 CALL JOHN McCARTEN, 831-3300 331-1300 831-3300. 4 BEDROOMS -$169,900!! SPECTACULAR SUI'SETS ON RICE LAKE! Gorgeous Pickering "Lookout i Located on Cameron's Pt., Point" home -short walk to this love) cottage has frontage on both the Trent & conservation & Lake Ontario Rice Lake! It boasts an acorn - shores - huge & new family- stove, 3 spacious bdrms. and size kitchen, premium lot, etc. a deep weed -free shoreline. Great value! Come enjoy the great fishing TO VIEW CALL PAUL PETER & boating! Fully furnished, PAUL KEELER Sales Representative LER*TODAY AT AAEL.ISSIS Sats Representstiw plus boat & motor. Price won't drown you at $159,900. 331-3300 831-3300. 831.3300 CALL PETER MELISSIS* 831-3300. PICKERING 2 STOREY SHOWSTOPPER AJAX PICKERING SOLDS p Priced to sell before you know it! !r -! 3 spacious bdrms., 1 2 -pc., 1 3- 45 41.7% (MLS Listings Sold for all properties) r pc., 1 4 -pc. baths, exceptional ._ April, 1993 finished rec rm. for the kids. 35 RE/MAX IS NO 1 Southern exposure from the main fir. fam. rm. Come and takeY WH NOT CALL US FIRST. sawFOR M fampe home! very affordable 30 A FREE HOME CONSULTATION 1-3x0° ASK FOR NU BATW 831.3300• 25 BUYING OR SELLING 20 831-3300/686-3330 JUST LISTED $144,900 '! PENTHOUSE TRIDEL Spectacular view! 2 bdrms., 15 11.8°k 2 full baths, solarium, 5 10 8.8% appliances, luxurious living 8.3°� 7.0% with full rec centre guard 5 house & 24 hr. security. 0.9% SALLY McRAE SALLY McCRAE* 0 :> :::.:::::: _._::: Saha Repliew tinRE/MAX 831-3300 831-3300. Fancily Royal Century NRS Canada Robert Sutton Realty OtIW Trust LePep 21 Trust Case Group world ........ ...... .. AGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JUNE 23,1993 I .a :bra41YO �. � �--:icTC31 • k- i g 1r3x, DEMANDING PICKERING LOCATION $160'sJ Stunning! 4 3 bdrm. semi FABULOUS BIG PROPERTY! J Balcony off 2 bdrm. J Fin. bsmt. with well bar Just under 2.500 sq. ft. Spotless a bdrm., 2 en � Main furor laundry � Side ent. to garage! ig suites, lovely greenhouse kit. overlooks gorgeous `t- J New deck V Don't miss this one! property. Large sundeck! Must see. Asking SHARON CHISHOLM 4 5%- carries $1,250 month (approx.). $219.000. Call Helen Mason' 683-8542. Sales Representative - ;OUNCIL HELEN MASON FREE HOME EVALUATION Sales 683-8ivep F"ILY TRUST VENDOR WANTS OFFERS CORPORATION REALTOR LAND LAND LAND AJAX PICKERING GIVE ME LAND! 683-8542 8314242 Pick the property and build your dream home! DETACHED UNDER $160,000! 2 ACRES - Prestigious Greenwood Conservation Brick, approx. 1.526 sq. ft.. 3 bdrms., en suite. Ige. area. $249,000. mar fir. tam. rm., almost new, Great price 5159.00C. Quick possession' Call Helen Mason* 10 ACRES - North Pickering with a meandering 683-8542stream. $199,900 ' 30 ACRES - North Pickering with 1,000 ft. frontage - y _ A GREAT PLACE on Lakeridge Road. $339,000. TO START FOR THESE & OTHERS CALL t - , ... u VILLAGE GEM Commercial proper^, wit- cna^ inG detached BRYON COGHLAN* house upgraded or all 3 floors. C5 zoning allows 47 for doctor or dent st offices. retail outlets. LUCY SATESON restaurants or even clubs or taverns. Ample BRYON COGHLAN 831-4242 Associate Broker parkinc. Superb localKxr. Lot approx. 5.000 sq. ft. r " 683-8542 Lucv Batesor683-8542 . I SaI es Representative LAI PAW ' - PICTURE PERFECT -OVER $30.000 BELOW BUILDER'S PRICE int _ . • sl '+ -. Open concept home. circular oak stairways to Call now or tnts Queer s Common Monarcr, none. upper & lower levels, beautifully finished rec room, Great dee;, approx. 2.100 sq. ft. wrth 4 bdrms...b� two fireplaces. a washroom on everylevel, two ovely greenhouse kitchen with pantry, central air �,. 4 r+ .'`L. walkouts, ceramic floors n kit. & front oyer. All this MARY ROY and many more lovely features. To view this home ,« GARY GALLOWAY District Manager call MARY ROY' 683.8542 Sales Representative and more for $165.795. Call Gary Galloway' 683 ��" I �. �' "LOOKING FOR THE w„�. ' - _ PERFECT STARTER HOME" "_ S e This one is a' Approx. 1.400 sq. » linty finished basement. bright r 5 SOW)OUS KitCner with w/o & $140,000 antry, skylight. step-up Roman `= Prestigious location and price. 75xt 00' mature lot. 3 1.,b. sep. shower. the IV goes bedroom home, freshly panted, forced air gas, on. Only $147.700. Prime Pickering Village location gecobedIrving rgmaim& dining room. Ahugecombined possession n 683-8542. 3+1 S acious bedrooms ANGELA HOFFMANN CALL ANGELA HOFFMANN* AT 683- P Sales 118 .8542 FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE APPT. Oversized eat -in kitchen, 5 appliances Huge combined living room/dining room _ Finished basement z '.�'T, Potential income from bachelor 1NOIN. LAKE ONTARIO WATERFRONT Exceptional waterfront property in a very reclusive apartment Cng the lti ITS LOADED ' area. Peace, quiet, privacy. Man floor family room y�in9 the ultimate n a home. Well you ' found A. Triple car garage, huge gourmet kitchen, with fireplace, large southern exposure and walkout CALLRANDY PETER MUELLER * � � ngrdnd pool and the list continues. Don't miss out, to huge 16x32 ft. deck overlooking lake. Call Peter KAREN DRAPER call Karen DraW /itsoaale Broker to for more details 683-8542. son Repretentatiw 683-6542. to view this executive home, � OR TARN* �. MILLER RANDY Ilk TARN •"_ - ' k MILLER •dx=, , h,...Y. P'':: COUNTRY LIKE 683-8542 What more t»ukl you ask for? A beautiful raised SaNs ReP►iree bungalow with 3 large bdnns., 2 walkouts, single ' garage, a premien lot backing on to a ravine (75mM with vas, above ground pool and " FREE HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL -AJAX DEBORAH EADY oversized dad overbokng the landscaped RANDY it TARN Vacant 4+4 bdrm. home needs a buyer. Al brick, Sales RepresentMive gardens. Please dant wait, Deborah Eady at HOME EVALUATION MLLER premium lot, 50x150 ft. man floor den, famly mil 583.8542. Sales Rep "Nftdm WM fireplace. Call Randy or Tam' at 6838542. GIANT STREET SALES BARNES DRIVE, �- ANGUS DRIVE AND DOBSON DRIVE, AJAX SATURDAY JUNE 26TH 8 A.M.4 P.M. SUPER CONDO Call Marty Streeter* for - In modem bldg. with leo pool, hot tub, exercise, °yr A NEw HOLE MARTY STREETER details and directions atBARBARA pRESTON billiard & Represwaon � rooms �8� & ium � This 3 a renovated one kitchen S'M` f , • � � 9aP9 MW#a '�4M exposure• Hanes lot gaaden decor tom. ultra KAREN tNALKER OW is We 10 Please. located an a quiet street `A �vrx pout, ca6.lcgr�►.cOC'. REAL Put it to CL work for you.a� . Find out what, 1} Durham's biggest e name in Real Estate advertising can do to helpYour p 0 �. THE NEWS ADVERTI.SEIt, WED., JUNE 23,1993 -PAGE 7 Only one Real Estate newspaper goes to almost every home on the street. Guess which one. Oshawa Whitby This Week and Ajax Pickering News Advertiser reach 102,000 homes every Wednesday, and 10,000 Best Homes boxes again on Saturday. Whiz This Week W�:JWC,4 Qnc�� Tor. line 686-4743 NANCY BARNES Saks Representative NEED SPACE FOR POOL TABLE' Ree room 36 x 13'• walkout from kitchen & family room to deck with natural gas barbecue, 3 bedrooms, master large with en suite & wall to wall closet. Call Nancy Bames, 576-3111. JUST LISTED $172,500 1WIf 1 REAL ESTATE LTD. 1 1 15 Harwood Ave. S. ' ITA WITTY 683-8661 ' 1 1 1 I3oaC)0U5 PICKERING SPECIAL well Keot 4 x•— se-: w to garage on I r 1 - vale landscapedlot. Large L-shaped ',v rr & +r , fp, in oversize fin. rec rr, , centra a:r, urge eecK 1 ograded brdlr dus Wore Ory $'64.30C MOVE IN CONDITION! 1 A„ 50 AX - Gorgeous ai or,cK ^cr•e wr.^ co -e garage or h ot. Far ly s;ze k~c-er wit~ +va <o..t to cecx Large F r, r, 9r `arn ..., w t- •0 3 ove s z oearocr's n ec .r ^.. uogracec or,, T . certra. air & ;ac;,ur a..s more' Ony S4,75 90C POWER OF SALE ?EDUCED Orly $' 412.5=C Soaao.s 3 odr^ s'ree' own^cme wItr garage on luiy lenced orvate lot 1 F •apace .n v • - eat-ir 'ctc`er, •argeec r^ ' ' '2 oa,�s EXCELLENT LOCATION NEAR LAKE CALL I N0* M tot. M M tot. tot. = tot. = NJ THINKING OF MOVING? - WE CAN HELP YOU GET OFF TO A FLYING START! At CENTURY 21 BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. we .know that ^'ov,ng car be a stressful experience. Our patience and understanding Can heir) you get the house you want and the vacation you deserve. Ca.' today and find out how. CENTURY 21 BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. and the AIR MILES program can make your dreams a reality. BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. AJAX 428-2121 PICKERING 839-2121 r Imbomm Ilk BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD City triplex close to all amenities is offered at $119,900. Live in one and receive an income from the other 2. Low, low down payment Invest for your future. Call today, Bill Chapman* 428-2121. Treed lot 68x165' n, with single att garage. 3 bdnns. plus hrdwd. flooring throughout Check this properly out today. Call Michael Femson' to view this property. 428 - ROOM FOR IN-LAWS, ONLY $119,900 This fully detached bride bungalow comes complete with 4 bdrms., 2 kitchens, 2 full baths with separate entrance to basement. For more details call Richard Maclean' at 428-2121. WONT LAST Specious 4 bdrm. townhouse in South Ajax with spotukling hrdwd. floors, large set-inkitchen, fn. w/o bottsement, in great location, make an offer! Asking $114,996. Call Robert Sbmmilh' at 428.2121. JI BANK POSSESSION $184,900, you won't beat this! Approx. 2,100 sq. ft, 4 large bdrms., gorgeous white kit., quality broadloom, 4 baths, cent air & much, much, much more. Ask for Linda Clarke' at 428.2121. 1 TRULY AFFORDABLE 5 level, 3 bdrm. family backsplit, modem kitchen with w/o to surtroom, separate dining - den - fin. rec room with woodsbve, walk to schools, stores. Great value for $159,900 with early possession. Call Bill Chapman' A rare find. Specious with sunken liv. rm., parquet floors, w/o from huge basement Only $229,900. Call Michele Jones' at 428-2121 for more information on this be". I WON COUNTRY ESTATE Ea� ,54.85 aces of gently rolling land, ravine 8 nortltbranch of Oshawa setting for this magnificent 5 year new home. Call for features and appt Anne Briscoe, Det. all brick home on 65' lot, front addition, triple wraparound deck, 4 bdrms., 1 5 -pc., 2 4 -pc., 1 2 -pc., ceramic hall & kit Ars., skylight, CAC, CVAC, sec. sys. Wet bar, fin. bsmt, dble. circ/stairs open to bsmt. Sauna, Jacuzm & lots more! Cal Dennis Morgan' 428 PAGE s -THE NEWS ADVEMSER, WED., ,LUNE 23,1993 • •Arm •�Aw M1- rArr• .... � .... . ... � w w -�. -- r• l. f -e !_. ^P!a•c. •.. e•a�r u+n-,w - _ _ _ • . r . 7 \ u r T .. • . . e l • < e 1. • f obye mo -q...., . he :10 WINe oDreallill Home, NATIONAL REAL ESTATE SERVICE is gig ing a«ay $200,001) in the NATIONAL family in North America. Drop your entry to rut toards the hone of your .beams. All you ha% -e to do� form in one of the marked boxes and wait for the winning name to ti enter this free WIN A HOME contest is fill out an official he announced. Contest closes October 31, 1993. \"Iisit .any untry hinn a ;ul<ahle ,it .an%- participating open house or office participating office for complete contest details. MOME rM M,,- NATIONAL ACHIEVERS REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE SERVICE AJAX PICKERING WEST HILL 428-7677 831-7677 286-7677 �JOHN AND CARROL COLLINS Sk 599,000 WATERFRONT LAKE U 2 bdrm. year round winterized cottage on 123' lake $149.000 front lot. Heated by propane & airtight. Good well, q ax 2 storey only $7.500 7owr for 'st-time buye• JOHN & CARROL small boat. Irv. rm. w/o to large covered deck JOHN PLUMPTON F Morris 'Mai ll•'a— 4� - COLLINS overlooking lake. Great fishing, 38 miles from Ajax. Sales Representative fireplace ' Mas'e s ^e T .r Sales Representatives Call John' & Carrol' Collins 428-767' i Y W, .�.. TOTALLY UPDATED BACKSPIL IN EXCELLE z - AREA! figs gorg & spotless 3 bdrm. family home offers t NEW GLENDALE 4,49. nrdwd. flrs., CAC, custom blinds. lovely decor. bright. 1.800 sq. ft all br^K 3 s aCK s x -s circ. stairs, w eat -m kill. -- a!us you can walk !o GO Station, ANGELA LONGO fn b5m en Silt_ Ok oval !ub, mar far. rm. HAVE ALWAYS BEEN ACHIEVERS! MARILYN WOOD shopping, churches. 2 schools. library. rec centre!! Sales Representative wlirep,ace Anglia _ongc' Sales Representative Well located r a mat,;re area. this is a must see' NRS is very proud to welcome home _ z John and Carrol Collins to the ® s Achievers team. Their efforts and our _ marketing system guarantee you the _ finest personal service from the most s comprehensive real estate network in North America! PREMIUM LOT TEST THEM AND THEIR SYSTEM... HELLING! OUSES ARE SListed & sold for 96.6% of Inst price in only 2 weeks!! Det- 3 bdrrn.. all brick. cent. air a,ge ea! -fir K^Chl marble bathroom svtics & % LQ VERSTRAETEN oval tub. fireplace & much much more Angela Longc' ° CALL 428-7677. sales Represertntive Who say the market is slow? -List with Lu' 8 start packing IWO :�' .``Ax 11 1• Y. 1 i- i -r 1P 'SPACIOUS 4 BDRM. TOWNHOUSE' EASY HOPE OWNERSHIP CARRIES LIKE RENT Popular S Ajax locatan on a quiet court, newer Let me show O how! 3 HIPCs.. 2 baths, lam T 'PICKERING TOWNIHOME' windows, modem kitchen. single garage. 2 wakouts y family ' Mufti-kwel FrWed basemerif DAVE JOHNSON are only a few of the amenities this home has to offer. ELVIRA I AROCof with wlo to yard & family -sized kitchen. E ' -TM • Family -sized kit Fridge, stove incl. SON RePrilliSdirtNiWe To view this home call Dave Johnson' 428-7677. Saba Representililitlivie Larocque' 428-7677. Sales fhb • Close to all amenities. ..- 4 SPECTACULAR IHM1' DETACHED - PICKERNG' 2,500 sq. ft of hoary. Professionally finished bsmt, LIVE RENT FREE! ROB VMAN ' 50020 ft. fully fenced lot DAVE McLEAN beautifully landscaped with breathtaking view, totally 4 apts. already rented. Tenants would Ince to stay. 135 ft. deep lot. For more wk. SM" Repres debits ' This home reeds some work, but has a lot d upgraded home. Dave McLean' 831-7677. call Elvira Larocque' 428.7677. potential. d1i ,r. .r i•* OPEN HOUSE SUN., JUNE 27, 2.4 P.IL SOUTH AJAX -13 LEWIN Val FOOTSTEPS TO LAKE11 WONT LAST LONG Huge pie -shaped Pool sized lot Very dean 3 bdrm. Spacious 4 bedroom home on large lot. large eat -in backsplit in desireable S. Ajax 24 x 12' deck 6n. rec kitchen with wakout to large deck. Ceramic entrance, :5,450 DOWN JOANNE WRIGHT rm. &air tght stove, set in kit, marry extras Cal FRANK STYBA oak cabinets, walk-in closet & 4 -pc. en suite. For Great location! Immediate possession! F'ndied rec nn.! Kfk m w/o to deck! ANAERS Joerxle for d'veceorCs 428 7677 or I will sea you SM" Raprpenfathre more itformation cal Frank Styba• 428-7677. Power of safe. Cal Ehrfra Larolw* 428.7677. Slates RePreee "Ift