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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1993_06_25'�.� • ' �.•.♦.T,♦,v,\ ! , • f �.♦ c ♦ \ • �.♦ t ♦ F t ♦ It e. 1 •. . A TA ♦.� •. r.t.V t,t' N 0 \,\ • \ . , ..r , t Q e - G t ♦ It t t' C ♦ ♦ i • t; i • • ♦ •,♦ ,. \ , ♦ i > • . , u Do'I,f.N LONG STEMMED SAM SWX �• RED ROSES Pickering Edition CLURMCE -774 1990 W 999 CASH & N' *r f. �'AKKv �1 Dye included I S 1'`'t ',P. ;�• ...�.,I,. a z,�x All colours 5 "' matched a s pedecllyl % ' A" 9 -ROSE Pickering Town Centre Across from Dom non 831-70091 Friday, June 25, 1993 40 pages A Metrotond Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 510 + 40 GST = 55 cents Vol. 112 No. 26 1 Cops ro a 'corrupt* ion corru •ion tr.. • • • BLOOMING SUCCESS: by Pickeringcounci ors Thc 'Multiple Sclerosis Society's recent Carnation Campaign was a blooming success. The traditional multi -colored bouquets were sold Mother's Day weekend as a reminder that MS strikes tens of thousands of Canadians, mostly adults aged 20 to 40 years. In Durham, more than S2 3,000 was raised. Of that, Pickering brought in S8,700 and Ajax raised almost S1,000. The money goes directly towards research and local scr- vices. The MS Society thanks all those who bought flowers and everyone who helped out, partic- ularly senior, from the South Pickering Seniors' Club, who came to the rescue when there watt a last-minute shortage of volunteers. EIm"611Jc0 Factory Direct Discount Shopping Guide / Pg. 13-20 NEW HOMES i PULLOUT SECTION Regular features Letters .......... . ........ . Entertainment ..... »... ».... 11 Sincerely Yours ..... »•••--»24 Billboard....»»»..._..___24 Classified..•••»»».»•••»» -••27 r. OQi 'TTliee Nis Aaetn�er I =a eqCled PqW By .1L'Dl BOBBITT Staff Reporter PICKERING - Police are investigating "certain members" of Pickering Town council after receiving a complaint of political corruption. The complaint will he probed by a special police investigative team known as Project 80, says Durham Regional Police Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie. Cops aren't saving how ns many politicians, are implicated in the allegation, or whether the investigation will include past members of council. 'Lights out' if Premier touches contract: Hydro staff PICKERING - Ontario Hydro workers are threatening to turn the lights out on consumers if Premier Bob Rae meddles with their union contract. "If they touch our collective agreement come August 1, the lights in this Province are going out," John Murphy, divisional vice-president of CUPE 1000, told union stewards during a meeting at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station Wednesday. His remarks were greeted with applause. Ontario Hydro chairman Mau- rice Strong has been told the same thing by the union, added Mr. Murphy. "We are not going to budge on this particular issue." The 18,000 -member union is also expected to withdraw its financial support of the NDP by disaffiliating itself with the party. Under social contract legisla- tion, Ontario Hydro is expected to trim $100 million in employee wages, said Mr. Murphy. If cut- backs aren't agreed upon by Aug. 1, the legislation allows the gov- ernment to step in and impose a settlement• Mr. Murphy told stewards his "guess" is "there will be sponta- See PUBLIC.»Page 3 "That's all we can sav right now;" says Sgt. Ryrie. "We're obviously going to investigate it. Every allegation doesn't mean charges will be laid, but they could be." An allegation of political corruption "could encompass a lot of things," he adds. The complaint was filed Tuesday afternoon. Project 80, bawd out of Metro Toronto Police headquarters, is made up of investigators from a number of police forces, including Durham. Several Ontario politicians have been charged recently following investigations by Project 80. �•' '�.'" "_;.:1. a. 'rk. - � ':�/I'-„M��" � �:..,,,.: .rte "�''�. -- • Or Jason of the aqua nuts Jason Wainwright takes advantage of the great weather Wednesday to go for a spin around Pickering's Frenchman's Bay on his jet ski. Meanwhile, Town councils in both Pick- ering and Ajax have decided to clamp down on people who speed in their personal water crafts. Story on Page 4. photo by A.J. Groen Huge wholesale store OK'd By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter AJAX - A gigantic Costco Wholesale warehouse proposed for the Ajax core is one step closer to reality. Town council's executive and development com- mittee Wednesday gave final approval to the $5.5 -mil- lion, 139,000 -square -foot warehouse that's to be built on the north side of Hwy. 2 east of Harwood Ave. It's expected to open by the end of the year, provid- ing between 150 and 300 jobs. Costco is a membership outlet that sells everything from food to portable stereos. Markborough Properties, owners of the land where Costco will be built, is planning a 500,000 -square -foot mall at the corner of Hwy. 2 and Harwood. A 100,000 -square -foot hardware, or home improvement See COSTCO.»Page 2 Looking to meet that significant someone? Call Sincerely Yours at 1-800-387-8009 Lea pof Faith V1 AI()( PM;z, WHITES ROAD 831.8818 420.1991 LIVERPOOL ROAD FE M -KI•rrIQC JM'I T_ _ al Igor leru(IVIJ, Iwp,v»e11e,1 - I••-I��u �IIVI4. II11,1 IMI„ J 0 1 ♦ I • ♦ r / - • r - - • ♦ 0 d Y w 'A , M • V. - a* " 11 .,. • 4 I • k., • , #, • , .. • • . • f , 1, - •. 1, •, • - r ti ,, tt h r, •- w I, • •• H ♦ . • . ♦ • , • . • , , • / • , • • • _ _._----:.�`_`-„}..rte•►-- Ile- Jason of the aqua nuts Jason Wainwright takes advantage of the great weather Wednesday to go for a spin around Pickering's Frenchman's Bay on his jet ski. Meanwhile, Town councils in both Pick- ering and Ajax have decided to clamp down on people who speed in their personal water crafts. Story on Page 4. photo by A.J. Groen Huge wholesale store OK'd By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter AJAX - A gigantic Costco Wholesale warehouse proposed for the Ajax core is one step closer to reality. Town council's executive and development com- mittee Wednesday gave final approval to the $5.5 -mil- lion, 139,000 -square -foot warehouse that's to be built on the north side of Hwy. 2 east of Harwood Ave. It's expected to open by the end of the year, provid- ing between 150 and 300 jobs. Costco is a membership outlet that sells everything from food to portable stereos. Markborough Properties, owners of the land where Costco will be built, is planning a 500,000 -square -foot mall at the corner of Hwy. 2 and Harwood. A 100,000 -square -foot hardware, or home improvement See COSTCO.»Page 2 Looking to meet that significant someone? Call Sincerely Yours at 1-800-387-8009 Lea pof Faith V1 AI()( PM;z, WHITES ROAD 831.8818 420.1991 LIVERPOOL ROAD FE M -KI•rrIQC JM'I T_ _ al Igor leru(IVIJ, Iwp,v»e11e,1 - I••-I��u �IIVI4. II11,1 IMI„ J 0 1 ♦ I • ♦ r / - • r - - • ♦ 0 d Y w 'A , M • V. - a* " 11 .,. • 4 I • k., • , #, • , .. • • . • f , 1, - •. 1, •, • - r ti ,, tt h r, •- w I, • •• H ♦ . • . ♦ • , • . • , , • / • , • • • _ PAGE: 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1993 Costeo Applications btaken for Costco jobs AJAX - Resumes are now being accepted for president, Costco Wholesale, 3550 Brighton a trailer on the Costco site or at another location gets nod Jobs at the Cosu-o Wholesale warehouse. Ave., Burnaby, British Columbia, V5A 3H4. in Ajax. The company will hire between 150 and They should be sent to Ed Maron, senior vice- interviews will be conducted Iocally, either at 300 workers. FROM PAGE 1 centre, will be built between the mall and Costco. Construction of the mall and hardware outlet will probably start next spring, says Markborough's John Scott The company has been negotiating with department and food stores about leasing space in the mall, Mr. Scott reports. Meanwhile, Costco announced it and The Price Company. operators of The Price Club, will merge by the end of the vear. Merger of the companies will create a chain with 195 outlets in Canada. the United I States and kicxico and annu- al sales of about S16 billion (U.S.). The Price Club will open a 250.0cxl-square-root store along with an Aikenhead-s hardware outlet at the corner of Thickson Rd. and Victo- na St. E., Khitb}. Tim Sanderson, vice- president of tiorth%est- Atlantic (Canada) Inc., a Toronto firm serving as Costco's real estate broker, says the merged compam will be a "formidable mer- chandising force going for- ,Aard. They're expanding worldwide and this is the avenue to do that He doesn't know which company initiated the mem- er. It will take about six months to cet the net exar< regulator% appro%'als it Canada and the U.S.. .11r. Sanderson notes. Until then, Cosuo and The Pnce Com - pan} will "conunue w oper- ate as two separate compa- nies A ah no hint of a merc- er." ` Mr. Sanderson says there's "no possibility" either the Ajax or N haby outlet won't open. "There's nx)m for two. Costco's market analysis shows there's room for Mo." � Costco hope, to haye its Ajax store open by Christ- mas. with construcuon set to start in August- Costco ugustCostco is based in Kirk- land. Washington, while The Price Club has headquarters in San Diego. The two companies are "the closest operators in terms of likeness" of the half-dozen warehouse entail- ers in the U.S., Mr. Sander- son says. `They have a sim- ilar operation and product line.' uicKsons are closkV their retail store at 218 HARWOOD AVE. S. in the Ajax Plaza this month. WE LOOK FORWARD TO CONTINUE SERV %3 OUR MANY CUSTOMERS FROM OUR MINI-STORzE AT 513 WESTNEY RD. S. Open Mon. -Fn. 9-6 Saturdays nil 5:00 Fast aluminum patio sets with i % ear frame warranty. -Vuminum patio sets with 6 year frame warranty. GrosfiRex kestn.wtth 3-6 ,ear frame warranty. CUSTOM WOODWORKING Quality Redwood Furniture with 1 year warranty. SHERIDAN N U R S E R I E S SHERIDAN PLUS OPEN NIENMERS160 years and over, PICKERING STORE HOURS: SUNDAYSlox OFF Regular cited items oil Home & Design Centre Monday -Friday 9 am. - 9 pm., P y Brock Rd. & Hwy. 4ol fiat. 9 am - 6 pm., Sun. 10 am - 5 pm. Check our stores for many more extra specials! While quantities last. Pickering, Ontario 428-6316 Sale ends july 11,1993. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1993 -PACE 3 Don't cut Blue Box program, Region told By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff' Reporter DURHAM - Making cuts to the Blue Box program is a mistake, even if the Gerber baby is "an environmental terrorist" because recycling baby food jars is such a costly proposition. Environmental activists appealed to Durham regional council Wednesday to maintain the Blue Box program that's threatened by budget cuts. In an effort to cover the reduction of provincial uncondi- tional grants and the costs of the social contract, a special committee is studying Region budget cuts. Durham chairman Gary Herrema has said all programs, including Blue Box pick-ups, are subject to reductions. Recycling Council of Ontario executive director John Hanson told council, "The success of the Blue Box program is based on high participation rates. I find it regret- table that enthusiasm for it has been undermined." Courtice resident Suzanne Elston said the Blue Box program gives a "hands-on opportunity for people to participate" in greening the environment. She told politi- cians the program should be expanded rather than reduced to increase Durham's diversion rate of 29 per cent. Recycling Development Corpo- ration president Jack McGinnis reminded councillors provincial legislation requires communities with a population of more than 5,000 to have Blue Box programs. "People have shown a commitment when given a chance," Mr. McGin- nis said. "In Ontario, more people use the Blue Box than vote." Property taxpayers are picking up the tab for recycling because industry and the provincial govern- ment aren't helping, Mr. Herrema said. Before the sale of materials and provincial subsidy, recycling costs Durham about $250 a tonne. After the sale of recyclable materials and the sub- sidy, the cost is S 150 a tonne. Mr. Herrema said, of the nine people who've approached him on the street about recycling, six want the Blue Box program maintained, but don't want their taxes to increase, while three would be willing to pay more to keep the program. "We're talking about the envi- ronment and economics and you can't separate them any more," he said. At one point in the meeting, Mr. Gary Herrema ........,.Public I i c saf et won't u y be threatened: union FROM PAGE 1 to lobby politicians in an effort nevus action across the Province" by unionized Hydro to defeat social contract legisla- tion. "We're in for the fight of workers if Premier Rae tries to our lives on this." tamper with their contract Ontario Hydro is currently through legislation. "The lights undergoing a corporate restruc- won't be on very long." turfing. announced in March, He stressed public safety ;:that will see about 4,500 jobs would not be jeopardized by >lost. According to union publi- any union action. :cations, workers "are already The social contract ProPosai .concerned that the Hydro cuts is "without question, the most *..will be so deep that vital ser - anti -union piece of legislation tabled anywhere in North won't be maintained." , ; The union's executive cam - America," Mr. Murphy said, , 'ttee and council of chief maintaining that Ontario Hydro is g dis- workers shouldn't be pant of the Iffnliation with. the NDP. The social contract because the corn- Inion currently gives the party pony per, S24,t>DO a year at both the funding. Echoing comments provincial and federal levels, Mr. Murphy said. Union tnem- that have been made by Ontario 3nayors lie ad4ed, "We. didn't Viers are expected to vote on dis- txrmte deficit." affiliation beface the end of HANDA'S RESTAURANT 1410 BaVIV Street. Plckering THE BEST INDIAN FOOD IN THE REGION . Cttidtee CUq ttn'ttt Rice • ft. a Non V% Thai • Ct0M Bhatf M • KaN Kebab - Bhel Put • DaN Pooti • AW PVri (IM -Alu Pwatha - AND MUCH MORE Bring in tttis ad & receive a 10% Discmg (Not valid on Take Out or Delivery) 420=4800 HOURS: Mom-ftl. 9 tun.-! pAL, Set. 9 &m4 p.m, Sun. 11 &m4 P -RL Herrema put a Blue Box on his desk and pulled items from it. He said it takes 42,000 baby food jars to make a tonne. "That little bugger on the Ger- ber bottle is smiling at you, but he's an environmental terrorist," Mr. Herrema said. Recycling programs now cost the Region about $5 million a year to run and that figure will increase to $10 million by the year 2000, he predicted. Council's finance committee will deal with proposed budget cuts on Wednesday, June 30, at 10 a.m., in room B-15 at the regional headquarters. Recommendations from that meeting will go to regional council on July 7. Both meetings are open to the public. PAGE 4 -TNF !SEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1"3 \' • � � � Cops clon AJAX-PICKERING - Durham Regional Police will keep a sharp- er eye this summer on boaters on Frenchman's Bay, where there's an accident waiting to happen". And, Ajax council may ask cops to clamp down on jet ski operators "zipping around" the mouth of Duffins Creek. The police services' marine unit will patrol the bay on unspec- ified dates in a campaign to enforce laws. says Inspector Tony Turner of Pickering's 25 Division. The marine unit will check out the wearing of life jackets, the display of registration numbers on boats, consumption of alcohol and reckless boating and it will enforce a 10 -kilometre speed limit within 30 metres of the shoreline. Those under scrutinv will include wind surfers and operators of per- sonal watercraft, such as jet skis. Fines for most of those infrac- tions are determined by a court and range from S100 to 5500, says Insp. Turner. However, a recent dangerous driving convic- tion resulted in a $750 fine, plus loss of the privilege to operate a vessel, he adds. Citizens who sec others break- ing the law can report incidents to police, but must be able to identi- fy the offending driver and must be willing to testify in court. Insp. Turner suggests taking a photo- graph of lawbreakers and writing down registration numbers on boats. There's "an accident waiting to happen" on the bay. maintains ward councillor Ell cen Higdon, who says she's received numerous complaints from residents. Mrs. Higdon has initiated legislation to widen the 10 -kilometre speed limit throughout the entire bay. That legislation is expected to be approved by Ottawa in time for next year's boating season. Ajax is following Pickering's lead and has initiated a process to Home Security. "What R •'n,mhc•r "hen Home Security wa, ti,,u thou,•^t , ;i..kh.n n, -,,;n_ tiour hou,e in,urancr' Of ur,e tho,e Ja_%, are,re_rvitahlti i behind hecau,c- of the o rwhelnun_• ,nad.an carne' rate tali!. \a, rJin,• t„ the poli,, or_anlration. . OCK" \TCH. ,tati,nL, ,how home :ak-In, L, he ,,ne .,1 the' ta,te•,t .'assure_ nn!n.a', actnuir, t,,dJ\ :Ju,In_ Jeep norm In h,,mc•, An.r, for ;tic• ,(,,urit% J ,atet,. ,,l their family and ,aluahlr, ^I- aiarnin_ rl,c in crirnc rate• e acrd t„r ,tron_cr ,.curlh mea,urr, - .',d The ,,nu, I, on the homn,%kn.r for ,an a Honu,,wn.r J,, n, nummizr n,. . 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Lail~ installed either h% sere v., into the tram,,. or pre•„urn littin_ on the alununum track, window, will not he easily forced open or Idled out. Al'XILIARY SE('l RITY HARDIc.ARE impose a 10 kilometre speed limit at the mouth of Duffins Creek. Bylaw officer Dave Williams says ;4 ..� a ke speeders the Town has "serious concerns" area. Ajax council will consider after receiving complaints about the issue at its July 5 meeting, he jet skis "zipping around" a marsh says. DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS b FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD FRIDAY, JUNE 25/93 NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAXPICK.) CANADIAN TIRE (AJAXPICK.) MAXI DRUG (AJAX) MILLWORK (AJAXPICK ) NEW HOMES (AJAX?") 'O'TOOLES (PICK) SUNDAY, JUNE 27193 NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAX'PICK ; 'A&P (PICK.) "BEAVER LUMBER (AJAX) BIWAY (AJAX'PICK ) 'CANADIAN TIRE (PICK) DOMINION (AJAXPICK ) FOOD CITY (AJAX) 'FOOD TOWN (AJAXPICK.) 'IGA (PICK) K MART (AJAXPICK.) LOBLAWS (AJAX 'PICK.) 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TO NOON • AJAX STORE 1TO3P.A& (� 99 • 1279 SIMCOE ST. NORTH VSHAWA 728-6291 • 19 NOTION ROAD AJAA 683-6771 SALE ENDS JULY 118/93 Of EN SL .L.Ais ) I FO 4 Hospital elects new directors AJAX-PICKERING - A new board of directors was elected during an annual gener- 41 meeting at the Ajax -Picker- ing General Hospital Tuesday. The board's new chairman[ is Joe Atkinson, who has served as vice-chairman since 1991 and who first joined the board as the Town of Ajax representa- tive in 1985. He is credited with playing a major role in fund- raising and expansion programs at the hospital Also elected as officers were Doug McKay as vice-chairman, Doug Wellman as treastm and hospital president Bnrce Cliff as >:secretary. Remaining on the board, having not yet finished their term of office, ane directors Joe Brown, Joyce Gabura, Jill Mason, Robby Robinson and Roly Simons. New directors are Earl Dusek and Jim McMaster. During the meeting, new hospital bylaws were adopted. Under the bylaws, physicians, nurses and other staff have more input into the governing of the hospital. As well, a new mission statement reaffirming the hospital's commitment to the community has been devel- oped. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1993 -PAGE 5 Soetens slams 0 in senators' per DURHAM - Ontario Riding MP Rene Soetens says he'll be watching for the chance to stop Canadian senators from collecting a $6,000 -a -year hike in their liv- ing expenses. Mr. Soetens, who several years ago was instrumental in prevent- ing senators from getting an extra $153 per day, says he's willing take on the Senate again. "The budget of Parliament has been approved. If (senators) come to the House of Commons for an increase in the budget, this MP will be there to review how they'll get that money through Parliament." Mr. Soetens says that's the stage where senators were stopped from collecting the 5153 a day. However, if the 56,000 increase in living expenses is accommodated in the budget by other means, such as cutbacks in senators' travel allowances, "Then I may not get the chance to do anything about this." The hike in living expenses was approved by Senate Wednes- day, on a 26-24 vote. It means senators living 80 kilometres or ANNUAL BEDDING SALE Asters Alyssum Ageratum Begonia Browalia Cebsia Cosmos Coleus Reg. $1.29 Dahlia Naturium Dianthus Nicotiana Dusty Miller Phlox Gazania Portulaca Gomphema Petunia Lobelia Snapdragons Marigolds Stocks All1k ANIk i, And many more 0 Check your plants for destructive pests. Physically remove them whenever possible. 0 Water your hanging baskets, planters and newly planted gardens daily. Q Shallow hoe the garden regularly. 0 Visit Vandermeer Nursery for a great selection of plants. Geraniums 3 inch pot 75"' 4 inch pot 9910 6 inch pot $1 ■ 99 BOX OF 4 BLOOMING ROSES Choose from • Award Winners • Everblooming • Scented Over 100 varieties. .9SN$i ISO ea SHRUB SALE llp. SALE Irtountbaften Juniper (4' tap)............................................41.00 V*M 19.95 Norway Spruce (212' tap)..............................................25.00 17.50 klinuet Lilac (3' lap)..........................................................19.00 11.99 Colorado Blue Spruce (4112' tall)....................................19.50 59.00 Dwarf Mberfa Soruce (24' fall) ........................................ aAT 8.99 VANDERMEER NURSERY "Where Great Gardens Begin" Comer Of Bayly & Lakeridge Ajax ® 427-2525 Lel lK® • OPEN 7 DAYS MON.-SAT. 8 •.m.-9 p.m., SUNDAY 8 a.m. - 6 !r. cion NbcM inN ah Ua ar BIW grnYlf.. wM. more from Ottawa will get an extra $6,000 annually, in addition to a $64,400 salary and $10,400 tax-free allowance. "It's absolutely the worst time to consider doing this," complains Mr. Soetens. "I'm trying to find out who moved the motion." More Liberals than Tories voted for the hike, he adds. "Both parties were on both sides of this issue. I'm not sure it'll hurt the (PC) party, but it will hurt the Senate. Canadians are cynical of many things politicians are involved in. We can ill afford it." The government had earlier decided a private -sector commit- tee should review the entire remu- neration packages of MPs and senators, Mr. Soetens points out, and a report is expected by Octo- ber. Senators could have waited for that report, he says. "They jump the gun and simply ignore that." The committee's recom- mendations "could change every- thing," he adds. Beach residents ' reunion Saturday AJAX - A reunion of past and present resi- dents of Pickering Beach will be held Saturday. The big bash is scheduled from noon to dusk in Paradise Park on Lakeview BINd. Resi- dents of the area from 1950 to the present are welcome. People attending are asked to take along a picnic lunch and lawn chairs. Games are planned. Call Ken Penwarden at 683-9819 for more information. Aim di M i ♦ i ; Q V*M N 98yy St. E. r • OPEN 7 DAYS MON.-SAT. 8 •.m.-9 p.m., SUNDAY 8 a.m. - 6 !r. cion NbcM inN ah Ua ar BIW grnYlf.. wM. more from Ottawa will get an extra $6,000 annually, in addition to a $64,400 salary and $10,400 tax-free allowance. "It's absolutely the worst time to consider doing this," complains Mr. Soetens. "I'm trying to find out who moved the motion." More Liberals than Tories voted for the hike, he adds. "Both parties were on both sides of this issue. I'm not sure it'll hurt the (PC) party, but it will hurt the Senate. Canadians are cynical of many things politicians are involved in. We can ill afford it." The government had earlier decided a private -sector commit- tee should review the entire remu- neration packages of MPs and senators, Mr. Soetens points out, and a report is expected by Octo- ber. Senators could have waited for that report, he says. "They jump the gun and simply ignore that." The committee's recom- mendations "could change every- thing," he adds. Beach residents ' reunion Saturday AJAX - A reunion of past and present resi- dents of Pickering Beach will be held Saturday. The big bash is scheduled from noon to dusk in Paradise Park on Lakeview BINd. Resi- dents of the area from 1950 to the present are welcome. People attending are asked to take along a picnic lunch and lawn chairs. Games are planned. Call Ken Penwarden at 683-9819 for more information. P401 -VM N£VVF#DVVMnusBllll<ItttllAAY4rJLRvBM490 A 9 'EditorialsLette jax-PickeringNews AdvertiserJ'r A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday, Friday and Sunda\ TIMOTHY J. WHITTAKER, Publisher 130-132 Commercial Ave., Alax, Ont. L1S �HS JOANNE RURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief hev,sroom - 68 5110 Distribution - 683-5117 Retail Advertising - 683-5110 Cla_ssifial - 798-7672C;REC) CUATES, Managing Editor FAX 683-7363 National Adcertisint: Stiles - 493-1300 Real Estate & Automotive Advertising - 798 7672 HUGH NIC'HOLSON, Advertising Manager Member of the Ontario C ommunit} Newspatxr Association BRUCE DANFORD, Retail Sales Manager Memlxr of the Ontario Press Council ARE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager Making real Headway It's all about helping people help themselves. That's the idea behind Headway, a Durham Region program being run out of Oshawa General Hospital which helps victims of head injury recover from their trauma. Headway comes into the picture after necessan medical interven- tion has been carried out. And the program reaches far beyond hospi- talization. It helps the victims of head injury gain momentum on the long road to recovery so they can be re -integrated into their home life and the workplace. It also works to help families adjust and cope with the sudden change in the structure and function at home. And counsellors who are at the foundation of Headway have many roles in bringing their patients along. They act as legal advocates, finding lawyers who are familiar with head injury cases. they act as liaison between the patient and the employer to get them back to work. Perhaps most importantly. Headway counsellors provide encouragement and support in the patient's home setting on a regular basis. allowing the family time to ask questions and share their con- cems. Headway comes at the right time in Durham Region. advances in technology and medicine finds more head injury victims with greater chances of sun ival, and even recovery. There is no waiting list yet for entr, into the Headway program. but there will be. Combined with the efforts carried out in Durham by the Durham Region Head Injury Association, the unfortunate victims of head injury and their families now have a network of support on which they can draw. That's something for which all Durham residents can be proud of. And something thea should support. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR More class discussions- Changes needed in school system To the editor. I am responding to an article "Faking my way through school" which was published in the Globe and Mail on May 31. Basically the article was about a few people who beat the Ontario education system. These people were just getting by in school. The key to their suc- cess, you ask' They thrived on excuses and plagiarism. It is a wonder how their teachers never seemed to notice their "deviant behavior". ultimately those same students have come to the realiza- tion that they made some major mistakes and are suffering the consequences now by trying to catch up on all they missed out on. I have a solution to help pre- vent this problem. I feel that the schooling system should make some vital transitions. Firstly, there should be more class discus- sions and the participation of stu- dents should be encouraged. Stu- dents will be more liable to form opinions and gain knowledge. Teachers should also summarize their lessons at the end of class so that if a student doesn't hear dur- ing the actual lesson, they will pick up the information during the summary. The teacher's main responsibil- itv is for the students to learn, but it's a lot easier to say than do. In my own experiences I have dis- covered that the better relationship I had with the teacher, the more I liked the class, which resulted in better grades. I think students and teachers should have a good rap- port to increase the performance level in school. Consequently, a teacher should teach all that is required. They should, however, make it a fun and interesting experience. Ajay Bashisht, Pickering Have your say • Because the danger tar outweighs the pleasure derived from guns, the Durham school • board is petitioning for stricter gun control. Do you agree or disagree with this? Anthony Borraccia says, "I agree that guns should be banned, only trained professionals should have guns." Mike Rudkin says, "It's a loaded question. If you ban guns the black market will flourish." Colin Young says, "I don't think they should be banned, just make the laws tougher as to who can get guns." J Dominika Pyk says, A agree. When guns are in our school we have a problem." ABOUT US The News Advertiser we' - comes letters to the editor -.- topical issues, controve,s:a: matters and anything else c' interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit lette,s for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publicatio-,. All letters must include your fu;l name, address and phone num- ber for our information. 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The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. *too - I • d MO e --r,. 14 M :I)ti Yol R IIF1.1'30 ' vG r' ABET k� ' fw :y 4 r a 1 Fund-raising bedfellows The Ajax and Pickering General Hospital's Lifelong Friends campaign is closer to its goal of raising enough money to buy 150 beds, thanks to a $6,300 donation from the management and merchant of the Harwood Place Mall in Ajax. The money was colected at a recent Biily G. Amusemerrts' mini-camival at the mall. From left are merchant association president Dan Gourlie, campaign chair Anita Witty, mall general manager Rayma Moon and Billy G. president Bill Gordon. Hospital ponders new foundation to raise money AJAX-PICKERING - With the foundation long since poured for its new expansion, the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital is now pondering a different kind of foundation. The hospital's board of directors is thinking of establishing a foun- dation dedicated to raising funds for capital costs, equipment and edu- cation. The foundation would be incorporated separately from the hos- pital, and would be operated by its own board of directors. The new board would be comprised of volunteers from the community. Hospital officials believe fund-raising efforts would benefit under the focus of a group of committed volunteers. Residents are being invited to comment on the proposal by calling the hospital's communi- ty relations department at 428-1407. Comments will be relayed to board members. •I IJ 013. Coming soon to a doorknob near you: For details on our innovative Dial -a -Test -Drive program watch for our bright green doorhangers in your area. Please recycle this newspaper TfiL� l�E WA ADVF.R�i7A6R� i7tfB�AY,'Ji1t� !?s ]k94i-PA(i:B 1 elpfor"iead injuryi im By MICHELE. YOUNG Durham Staff DURHAM - For those who suffer head injuries, the world can become a foggy, frustrating and scary place. For their fami- lies, it can seem like the person they know and love has disap- peared and been replaced by a stranger. That's where Head- way comes in. It' new Durham-wid program out of Cshawa General Hospital set up to help the head injured and their families. It's holding an open house today at Oshawa General Hospital to let th public know about existence. The purpose of the pro- gram is to help those with head injuries get re -integrated into home life and the workplace, and to trip families adjust to the fact that Dad, for example, may be a little slower, have difficulty remembering things or even have an altered personality. Donna Barefoot is director of Headway, the first publicly -fund- ed program of its kind in Durham Region. The program is aimed at those who suffer head injuries in ways other than car accidents. Since no-fault insurance was brought in, the Province has set aside funds to help people who sustain head injuries through vehicle collisions. So, Headway helps people who fall outside that category — which means people injured in the workplace, during leisure or recreational activities or in a fall. Mrs. Barefoot says there are a lot of misconceptions about head injury — and much of them come from the media. Often people are left with the impression, after watching soap operas or Hollywood movies (such as the recent Regarding Henry), that people recover from brain injury the same way they bounce back from, say, a broken arm, she says. "The Young and the Restless, for example, will show some young woman getting up, after being in a coma for two years fol- lowing a head injury, and she's fine, her makeup is perfect and not a hair is out of place." In reality, it takes years to recover; generally head injury victims see real improvement as long as two years after an acci- dent. But that reality is sometimes hard for the victim's family to grasp. "Often family members don't believe that Dad, for example, is telling the truth;" she says. "They think he's faking it or is just try- ing to get attention." She says the head- njured person can have their whole world turned around. "Family members often think, `I used to love this person. Now I don't know who he is, and it's wrecking our family...' We do a lot of marriage ounselling." The counsellors do a of of other things too: act as legal advocates, finding lawyers who are familiar with head injury; act as liaison between the patient and the employer to get them back to work as noon as possible, in addi- tion to many other things. They also make home visits, which is a relief to patients and families tired of visiting clinics TAKE A WATERSLIDE BREATHER! $59.00 per room, K ' plus applicable taxes FREE Continental Breakfast for the Family when you present this ad! ?HE ROYAL CONNAUGHT HOTEL 112 King Street East Hamilton, Ontario 1-800-263-8558 Take a Breather in ONTMJO` Where Fresh is the Taste and hospitals. Mrs. Barefoot says there's a growing need for programs such as Headway, since there are many more people surviving serious head injuries. Car accident vic- tims, for example, can be plucked from the scene by helicopter and attended to much more quickly than in the past. In such serious accidents, the brain (which "is a lot like jello inside the hard shell of the skull") is banged back and forth a few times, causing it to swell, says Mrs. Barefoot. Immediate surgi- cal intervention in combination with new techniques are saving many more people than was pos- sible 20 years ago. So far the program is going well. Although there is no waiting list yet, the program's capacity for treating 10 patients at a time is now filled. Headway works with patients for up to a year. The counsellors work with patients who've finished their rehabilitation process and are entering home life again. Headway is holding the offi- cial opening and open house at Oshawa General Hospital, Lower Ground 17. It begins at 2 p.m. For more information, call 576-8711, extension 3930. SUBWAY IS NOW THE #2 RESTAURANT CHAIN IN CANADA! 465 Ba* St 705 Kingston Rd. 1340 Kingston Rd. (At Westney Ill (At Whites Rd.) (At Liverpool Rd.) AJAX PICKERING PICKERING 686-7757 420-9911 831 -SUBS Subway is now the second largest restaurant chain in North America projecting 8393 stores open by the end of 19931 In Canada this is also true with over 460 locations now open & over 500 will be open by the end of 1993! To celebrate the chain is having a 2 cent sale starting June 23rd and running to July 20th (or when the 2 cent game pieces run out). Just buy a soft drink and you will receive a winning game piece good at any Subway for 20 food and drinks (full details in store). There are 3 restaurants in the Ajax -Pickering area with hands- on owners participating in this sale who would like to invite all their customers to come to their restaurants this summer for the freshest food around! The restaurants in Pickering are owned by David & Carol Manuel (705 Kingston Rd. at Whites Rd.); Peter & Del Thompson (1340 Kingston Rd. at Liverpool Rd.) and in Ajax the store is owned by Larry and Margaret Baker (465 Bayly St. at Westney Rd.) These !ocations are now offering evening delivery (call the closest one for details) along with regular take-out and tabie service previously offered. Subway offers a wide variety of sandwiches and salads starting from just 99c made with fresh baked bread right on the premises. They also offer fresh baked cookies and chips for dessert along with soft drinks and other beverages. All 3 locations also provide party platters and giant party subs (from 3-100 feet or more!) for any and all occasions where healthy appetites need feeding with quality food fresh and affordable custom made to your tastes. While subs have always been popular at lunchtime the owners at Subway would like you to consider 'subs for supper', as a healthy alternative on a summer's evening when you'd rather not cook or you can even drop by for a late night snack after a night out. PAGE 9 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 25,1993 FrWay sports .11111111!_ .t: . Littwinge,le�s s40 Warriors advanceto Barnes Cupsemi-finals AJAR rt A a• 'A . r• t.rs got or •, .corehoard in 1, r ha. an/' n .•► , ; r, n -cnior sc­c, icarr to the set, r,• halt when : t� ra•. I r he t.l �, ,c ; re sen. �c 'ohn marc,' r loose ball atter ,t was hi eronc r .r Lan . :. . .carnes C t r atter a 3-2 .a in o%er mishandled b% the breaka A a• ate in the sc : and rc Dar sten V1'-�acr r; 'n Karl ingI on half fora �?rr rrr eq (4, Clshawa "c.r da• keeper art pt. ; `ar .r i , r ;ort,' ,'r , r•1 r.; ; The 1As.. <r- w r, w rias it It r, r `, ,he Cup st m r f ina , - or. en,pt,. :11.L. c le,'sc Out the lune 2_- aLa nit an opponent not Darlington The Ajax Warriors play a r now at press time. red the eqL:.jl- �Mulior C i} Str.cr League homt The Nkarriors played Darling- .,•er on a free kr;k game against Oshawa Italia at on to a seoreiess draw after the soon atter .ne . tax goal. Aiax s the Ajax t cmn,unity Centr, .ret half of the Cup second Stew Valentin put the Warriors fields on Thursday. June 24 round contest Howci er. .Ajax out rr, front 2-1 atter corrali.rg a Kr.k-oft time is - p.m Pickeriner boys champs of Port Hopensoccer tourney b Y J PICKERING - The PiKt.r.ng KrasrlOw�,k. with three. Jonathan Samson. Matt Keber. McGinnis Landing under -nine Keber and Samson with one ChULkte Smith, Kc,Lh Cuttcn, hoes' tier I soccer team captured each. Pickering defeated Wood- Timmone Dongen, Roberr the 'A' charrrlomri p true at the stock In the second game 3-1 on Eeuwes. Paul ( uzzol,no, ties Port Hope tournament on theS eo(is b,. Keber. Moore and ferny VI pe. The weekend NGKERAIC Chuckle Smith team is coached by Jo( Kehcr But. ,t wain t an case tasio- for the local squad. The carre r'ced- ed double overtime an,: e�-entu- all-, penalty shots. but Pickering prevailed wtl� a _ I *, tor,. Goalkeeper Robert Follett anchored the team with solid work in i:gulation time. and four big saves on penal:\ shots to preserve the win. Jc:nathan Samson scorLd Ptckering's Ione regulation -time goal. Samson and Kevir Krasnow ski added penalty shot markers. In round-robin preliminary action, Pickering defeated Qaid Sams( -n, AVIP i c k e r i n g hlankcd \crth Toronto in J 1ht' thlra �CcERgame _-0. Sam- , n arid Kra> now ski scorea for Pitkerinc. Thi F .. kcr;ng squad f -ntshco the tournament with a perttct record e! :our wins ane no loss. es. The suuad scored 13 goals while ally. w rng only two against in its tirs, tournament outing of the season. Team members are Robert Cobourg 'A' 5-0 on goals by Follett, Kevin Krasnowski, THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM NEW HOURS OF 7w777)))) OPERATION FOR DURHAM REGION LANDFILL AND RECYCLING SITES The Oshawa, Cartwright and Scugog Transfer and Recycling Sites will be open Tuesday to Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. effective July 1, 1993. The sites will be cicsed Sundays, Mcndays and all holidays V.A SILGAILIS, P. ENG. 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T j T Y y AF) FR— I -L !DUN!(IS' TAJNTON RD. N 70 1 i i!T �r 3: - -N Swell) z N 0 Factory A Mon-Wod 10-6 Pm the 0 Thurs-Fri 10-9 PM Factory Slow Saturdays 10-6 Fn in Fec'wv Sundays 11 -3 pm Whitby Store Closed I DUNLOP Sunday 1 t I L -11" go] 2.7,104 1113'm III *N11120 "Ji A& SOA a244 enick SL SwA bw*n a& wed C � :452 --1:MA,T. M � I I I:F,T 04 d 11: 11: lk"M I M 04:9 114' It: 0 PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1993 Scol"*A61Iboacrd PICKERING SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION Marc Some) vs. Blizzard 0 (MVP Dieter Ward); Pen- Drive Bombers 2 (Goals by Ryan Ferguson. Ryan Baylys Restaurant 12 vs. O'Toolm 11. Century 21-Linnis Brown 10 (MVP Robin Luckasay. 4 NOVICE GIRLS' DIVISION STANDINGS fold Electric 11 (Goals by Phillip Pett 4. Spencer Halsall. MVP Ryan Ferguson); Pet Paradise 3 AJAX BRIDGE CLUB itch). 2 As of June 19 Cbphan 3. Stephen Hill 2. Derek GeorgA 2. It (Goals by John Trugillo. Michael Weiss, Steven Resuha from Tues., June 22. DIVISION STANDINGS (As of Jun 23) 7: TEAM GP W L T F A PTS Derek Georgil. Spencer Clephan) vs. Artisan Metal- Thorington. MVPs John Trugilb, Steven Thorington) OPEN SECTION TEAM G W L T Coldwell Banker 5 4 1 0 84 67 8 Crafts 1 (Goal by Sarah Rees. MVP Sarah Rees, vs. Ouality Tune -Up 2 (Goals by Derek Farmer, NORTH -SOUTH PTS Richardson's EGO Sports 2 ' 1 0 Artisan Metaicratt 5 3 2 0 70 59 6 Mark Anderson); Pickering Optimist 5 (Goals by Stephen Farmer. MVPs Derek Farmer, Steven Mark Martlnek and Jim Martell 64.8%; John Barton Speedy Muffler 4 4 0 0 B GAME RESULTS Cotton Ginny 6 3 3 0 83 79 6 Alexander Trujillo 4, other scorer not known) vs. Farmer); Blizzard 3 (Goals by Willie Ball, Sean and Mike Norman 60%; Ed Burgas and Mike Fem- Whiles Rd. Petro -Can 4 3 0 1 7 Pick. Playing Fields 5 2 2 1 71 87 5 Blaisdale Montessori School 5. McAteer. Daniel Wylie. MVP Willie Ball) vs. Whites ley 56.9%; Bill and Greg Sweeney 56.7%. Sport Togs Sportswear 5 3 1 1 7 Xerox 5 2 3 0 61 58 4 UNDER -SEVEN BOYS 'A' DIVISION Rd. Petro -Can 1 (Goal by Adam McConachie. MVP EAST -WEST Village Plymouth -Ajax 6 3 3 0 6 Julie's Esso 5 1 2 2 68 70 4 Freeway Ford 3 (Goals by Cedric Shell. David Adam McConachie). Janusc Jung and Paul Dodgson 59.7%: Marion Durham Ballltt 6 2 4 0 4 West Rouge Cycle 5 1 3 1 75 82 3 Lahey. Aaron Zadek. MVP Aaron Zadek) vs. Cana- UNDER -11 BOYS DIVISION Ramsey and Judy Singer 58.8%; Bob MacDormand Century 21-Linnie Brown 5 2 3 0 4 GAME RESULTS dian Progress 3 (Goals by Brent Small 2. Chris Emerald Contracting 7 (Goals by John Mansfield 2, and Zolia Skwarcan 58.6%; Andrea Davis and Pickering Men's Slow -Pilch 5 1 4 0 2 June 15: Julie's Esso 17 vs. Pickering Playing Anard. MVP Brent Small); Saba Travel 11 (Goals by Cory Scope] 2. Luke Sawicki. Darryn Dubeau. Larry Lazazzera 57.1%. LOEB 5 1 4 0 2 Fields 17; Artisan MetalCraft 13 vs. Cotton Ginny 12; Russell Skeels 3. Lee Maxwell 3. Arsalan Shirazi. Jason Whitehead) vs. Boyer Pontiac 1 (Goal by NOVICE SECTION Coldviell Banker 23 vs. West Rouge Cycle 8 Sports Alexander Stavrou. Peter Munro, Saschel Charlton. Michael Chimonides); Mo -CD 6 (Goals by Kurtis Nancy Jones and Gail Walmsley 62.5%; Marilyn THEEEVRE AT THE POS 15. Shaun Coughlin. MVP Lee Maxwell) vs. Pro Chan- Fray 5. Graham Hill) vs. Compucentre 0; Emerald Abthorpeand Audrey Martell 57.5%. June 17: Julie's Esso 15 vs. West Rouge Cycle and delier 2 (Goals by Daniel Allen, Andrew Powell Contracting 3 (Goals by Brandon Black 2. John AJAX WARRIORS SOCCER CLUB Sports 15; Artisan Metaill 20 vs. Coldwell Banker MVP Andrew Powelf); Pickering Slo-Sporls 1 (Goal Mansfield) vs. PCCCA 3 (Goals by Trevor Small 2. Results for the week ending June 25. 6; Conon Ginny 12 vs. Xerox 11. by Matthew Finley. MVP Matthew Finley) vs. Lick's Jon Ng); MO -CD 4 (Goals by Kurtis Fray 2. Ryan UNDER -SEVEN GIRLS' DIVISION June 18: Pickering Playing Fields 13 vs. Xerox 11. 0 (MVP Brodie Webster): Noranda Forest 9 (Goals Munro. Graham Hill, MVP Graham Hill) vs. MacLean Hunter Cable TV 1 (Goal by Ashley Wli IROOUOIS SOCCER CLUB by Andrew Dssanayake 3. Sean Ferguson 3. Kyle Stephen's Small Engines 3 (Goals by Matthew Pier- Saunders. MVP Lynsay Dick) vs. Black Angus PEEWEE UNDER -15 INTERLOCK LEAGUE Innocent 2. Andrew Mom ll MVP Sean Ferguson) rangeb 2. Faraz Khan. MVP Man Pierrangelo); Port Freezer Beef 0 (MVP Allison Madeley); J 8 F 'A' DIVISION vs. Canada Hardwood 0 (MVP Midhasi Taccone): Royal Mills 4 (Goals by Paul Madigan 2. Jason Waste Systems Inc. 1 (Goal by Jacklyn Blackey. e� TEAM GP W L T F A PTS Children Village Daycare 3 (Goals by Andrew Seeney. William Papineau) vs. Boyer Pontiac 2 MVP Leah Spears) vs. Ajax Home Hardware 0 North Oshawa 2 2 0 0 17 3 4 Bellew, Adam Chang. Garth Jones. MVP Adam (Goals by Patrick Lucia. Michael Chimondes); Com (MVP Alex Lowe); Burns 8 Monson Insurance 6 'Bren PICOV DOWNS!!! Whitby s One 3 1 1 1 12 9 3 Chang) vs. Inner Space Divers 2 (Goals by Roland puoentre 1 (Goal by Ryan Clark MVP Liam Shen- 3. Michelle Courteanche (Goals by Julie Om .,.AT Pickering a One 3 1 2 0 9 25 2 Glitters. Eon Thompson. MVP Eron Thompscir) Car) vs. But'n' Ben 0 (MVP Man Shanks). 3, MVP Amanda Pritchard) vs. Midtown Photo 0 COLE -7 C -T' "(D Y.7-77 akC733iii Whitby 0 Three 2 C 12 2 UNDER -SEVEN BOYS'B' DIVISION UNDER -13 BOYS DIVISION (MVP Christina Stocyk); Dickson Printing 3 (Goals QUARTFH HOR4E RACING13VIiNY SUNDAY Bakers Two 2 1 1 C 9 5 2 Action Spots Photography 4 ;Goa,s by Jo•Can Olive Garden.6 (Goals by Kevin Clarke 2. Sebastian by Brittany Peterson, Stephanie McDermott. Katy UNTIL OCTORER Uxbridge 1 0 C 3 2 2 Doody 2. Brian Rusaolell2. Briar Gonsalves. MVPs Arrosa 2, Eon Sinclair, Jason MacArthur. MVPs Swages. MVP Kristina McBride) vs. Scotland 3 Cedar Ridge Oshawa 2 0 1 1 6 7 Michael Vitale. Jordan Doody) vs. John Boddy Kevin Clarke. Sebastian Arrosa) vs Bruce D (Goals by Megan Nelson 3. MVP Michelle Webber). PICKERING SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION PARIMUTUEL WAGERING ?,r. 'B' DIVISION Homes h tGoa; by Kevin Dudgeon MVPs Andrew Vallglee Electromcs 2 (Goals by Ryan Falkner 2 TEAM GP W L T F A PTS Ka es. Bran T Ilaari. V'S Motor Control 5 (Goals by MVPs Ryan Falkner. Ben Johnston): SuperCentre 7 Results'or the week ending June 23 POST -TIME 1:30 W-aby s -wc 2 2 C C 8 2 4 Trevor Watson. Pano Grigorams. Matthew G•aro. (Goals by Paul Berehulka 3. Cavan Papp 2, Nichola PEEWEE BOYS DIVISION Thornton Dundee 2 2 0 0 14 2 4 Joh- Koukdis. Aaron Racopa. MVP Peter Slack) Kanas 2. MVPs Paul Berehulka. Nichola Karkas) June 18: Century 21 -Lennie Brown '3 (MVP the Pickering a Two 1 1 0 0 6 1 2 vs. Golden Griddle 0 MVP Patrick Morori.: Contact vs. Ce-'ury 21 Briscoe Estates 3 ;Goals by Chris Team) vs. Pickering Men's Slow -Pitch 11 (MVP HEFRFSHMF.NTS Pickering a Three 1 0 0 1 3 3 1 Distnbutirig 2 (Goa l by Ada- W`­,tereatl. Ky-o Langford 2. Joshua Roy. MVO's Chris .angioid. The Teami -? ij 7--7s ^ ^_ ? '��(. , y. oaKers 0-e C I C C 1 C Kavaratzs) vs. M 8 M Meats 0: 1Nadwooll Ford 6 Joshua Roy); Sinn's 5 (Goals by Ben Hunter 3. June 23: '.OEB 19 (MVP James Langston) vs. PIOOV DOWNS IS LOCA1F.0 M HIGHWAY x JUST EAST OF Whitby s :our 1 0 1 0 5 9 0 (Goals by Palrck Molory 5, ACnar Costello. MVP Matthew Joe. Andrew Carrpbei'. MVPs Ben Hunter. Durham Bailiff 15 (MVP David Turnbull): Sport IIARWOOn AVBNCR Ajax 2 0 2 0 3 13 0 Adnan Costello) vs Garhwooc Homes 2 (Goals by Matthew .,ee! vs Ka':or Gro,.- C (MVPs Adam Togs Sportswear 14 (MVP Azard Mohammed) vs. PICKERING SOCCER CLUB BOYS drviso- -as-'s -or •ne week e^o,-g --re 20 UNDER -FIVE MIXED DIVISION Jumbo Videc - Goals oy ,v e Dor--a- - M' c Kyle Dor-.a vs Rowaes 3 ;Goals by Jasor Date 2. Courrey :nzel! VV:P Brian Darlow . Eversoh, Fibre 6 roam 4 Goats by-ruayne Exeter 2. Garrett Orobca. Chrstopher Black ar MVP Cnnshan Dit tachio) vs. Rockets 4 (Goats by DAvd Tome 3, Sarah Miller. Excc •0 (Goals by Stebi Axe 5, Danri Sbarz"a 3. Chad Gaudet. Brader Dochory vs Scarborough Lexus Toydla Sharks 5 (Goals by Jame Mobry 3. Ryar Seagrove. Christopher '. Bob Jo -so, Chev-Olds 9 (Goals by Marc Sor•ie 3. Andrew Wilkins 2. Jordan .ianza 2. Bradley ..ohn- stor. Bern- ci Dunham. MVPs Bradley )oPnslon, Wasson Mounama. Cnrstopher Wa;; MVP Dane Lazand,si. Picke• g Pay,ng Fields 3 ;Goals by Brandon Szoak 2. M-c,•ae! Harding. MVP .on,, Valero) vs Whites RC Sher. 3 (Goals by Ross Smi- ley 2 C^estophe• Kenrecy MVP C^ slopner Kennedy UNDER -NNE BOYS DIVISION Keiseys 5 ;Goats try Ca ia- Exeter 2, Ne Bober sor. Craig Bi.rrwi, Darryl Flowe•s MVP ChUCK Brow -Cee )omnson Controls 1 (Goa by Scott Dur - can. NVc Scott Duncan). Wer-yss nc 3 (Goals by Andrew ,ioo. Ryan Genoa. Sisoner Wernyss MVP Earn Maser` vs. Rowdies ' ;Goa. by Core Wiisor MVP Core viii. M das Mutrler 5 ;Goa l by Adam Jansser 2 Mart PerrerowsK .gar Deg•a1. Martnew C^ arson. MVP Agar^ ,a-sseri vs. Bower AJAX - Time a running out to sign up for the annual Toronto Blizzard Soccer Camp to Ajax next month. Toronto Blizzard players will instruct the camp at the Ajax Community Centre fields July 5 to 9. It's open to boys and girls six to 13 years old. The camp will he divided into groups according to age and abili- Iv. i The camp runs from 'Monday to Friday from !-):30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Skill sessions include dribbling, shooting, passing, defending, receiving and trapping. Cost is S72 per planer. For more information or an application form, call Pat Vieira at .127-0245. Deadline for registration is June 30. �.� THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AJAX I 7PUBLIC NOTICE\ 1 Take notice that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Ajax proposes to enact a by-law to stop up and close and transfer those parts of a street set out and described as follows: ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel and tract of land lying in the Town of Ajax in the Region of Durham, formerly in the Township of Pickering, in the County of Ontario as shown on Plan of Survey of Part of Lot 14 8 15, Concession 4, and more particularly, described as Part 8 on Plan 40R-7287. The proposed by-law will come before the said Council for consideration at its regular meeting at the Ajax Municipal Complex, in the Town of Ajax, on the 51h day of July, 1993, at 7:30 p.m., and at that time Council will hear in person, or by his counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who claims that his lands will be prejudicially affected, and who applies to be heard. The subject lands are east of Church Street North and north of Taunton Road and are no longer utilized as a Public Highway. It is proposed to close and transfer these parts to the adjacent property owner. Plans can be viewed at the offices of the undersigned during normal business hours. Dated at Ajax this 11th day of June, 1993. A.T. Hodges, C.M.O., C.M.C. Clerk Corporation of the Town of Ajax 65 Harwood Avenue South Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H9 Chase. B'er Cd oe-leo BOYS' TIER I RESULTS - UNDER NINE DIVISION FSC McGirr, .anomg 6 iGbas by �oratha, Sam son 3. Ma!! Kobe, 2. Kev n K•asrawsk 2. No i Moore. MVP Pa. Cuzzolino) vs West Rouoe 5 REP RESULTS - UNDER -10 DIVISION PSC Cass,Cy Gas 3 vs Ala. C ;Cuc Game UNDER -11 DIVISION PSC Kt Srrion 8 vs .eastdo C UNDER -14 DIVISION PSC P.R. Engmee• g 4 rGoats by Atex Shenon. Dway-s Lucas. Scor Barker. Jason Palasc% vs. Malys- *Er I PICKERING FASTBALL LEAGUE MENS DIVISION STANDINGS (As of Jury 18) TEAM G W L T PTS McGir-s andmg 5 3 2 6 Roper Case Rear 4 2 1 1 5 The Pruoennai 3 2 1 0 4 Pok. Marr.nzing Cleaners 3 2 1 0 4 Fratell Vend ng 3 1 1 1 3 Bayys Restaurant 2 1 1 0 2 Davis Contracting 3 1 2 0 2 Solid Wood 5 1 4 0 2 GAME RESULTS Picker -g 41artin . -g '2 vs F•alit i Vending 7: MCG.-- s Larding 10 n. Sold Wood 6. Robert Case Really 5 vs Days Contracting 3; Davis Con- traci ng 6 vs. Said Wood ' . McG • ,rs Landing 10 vs. Barr ys Restaura.•r. 5 LADIES' DIVISION STANDINGS (As of Jury 18) TEAM G W L T PTS Say ys Restaurant 4 4 0 0 8 Richardson's EGO Sports 2 ' 1 0 2 O'Toole's Restaurant 2 0 2 0 0 PickerN Playing Feds 2 0 2 0 0 GAME RESULTS THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 25.1993 -PAGE Il ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Hit the Secon Storey e ch■ AJAX-PICKERING - Now that summer has arrived, it's time to hit the beach. If you're not excited about the beaches of Lake Ontario, you might want to head to the Second Storey. Formerly Danny's Place, the club holds a Beach Party Fri- day night, after 9 p.m. On Saturday, there's a wet T- shirt contest with a $50 prize to the winner. It starts after 9 p.m. Wednesdays, it's pro karaoke starting after 8 p.m. with lots of prizes. The Second Storey is at 88 Harwood Ave., Ajax. Call 683- 2940. To find out where the rest of the entertainment action is this weekend, just follow this guide: MONKEY BAR & GRILL: Also hosting a beach party is the Monkey Bar & Grill where every Friday is Miami Night. Featured are special fun events, dance con- tests, beach volleyball and draws for trips to Miami. Entertaining Saturday from 9 p.m. to closing time is Asylum, a Supertramp trib- ute band. Thursdays feature karaoke beginning at 9 p.m. The Monkey Bar & Grill is at 172 Hunt St., Ajax. Call 619-1236. GLEENER'S RESTAU- RANT AND PUB: Jocelyn Marie plays a wide variety of country and western music Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. On Saturday and Tuesday, it's karaoke with Rockin' Ron from 9 p.m. to I a.m. Saturday participants get a free tape. Jocelyn Marie will return to Gleener's next Thursday and Fri- day, with karaoke next Saturday. Gleener's is in the Ajax Plaza (between Pharma Plus and Maxi Drugs). Call 683-7952. CENTREFIELD'S: Enjoy DJ music Friday and Saturday, start- ing at 9 p.m. On Sunday, there's karaoke from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Every Wednesday, male exotic dancers take the stage in Centre - field's Centrefolds. Centrefield's is at 1050 Brock Rd., Pickering. Call 837-1850. THE KERRY INN: The Fab- ulous Dunns are back by popular demand at the Kerry Inn Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. On Sunday, it's karaoke from 8 p.m. until midnight. The Kerry Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 967 Westney Rd. S. at Harwood Ave., Ajax. Call 428-8790. BOURBON BAYLY'S: Bour- bon Bayly's has karaoke Friday, starting at 9 p.m. A local karaoke talent contest continues Thursday with a $500 prize to the winner. Bourbon Bayly's is at 368 Bayly St., Ajax. Call 427-1888. HARP & THISTLE PUB: Dryed Nutts will entertain with folk, country and rock 'n' roll music Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. There's karaoke Sunday from 7:30 to 11 p.m. The Harp and Thistle is at 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax. Call 428- 0943. FOX & FLOWERPOT PUB: Every Thursday, there's an open jazz jam session with the Jazz Cats from 8 to 11 p.m. The Fox & Flowerpot is in the Village Court- yard in Pickering Village. Call 428-2162. JOKERS: Jokers has country music with Darren Freeman, Mitch Mitchell, Larry Hachey and Big Bad Ronnie Friday and Satur- day from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. On Sun- day, the foursome is back on stage for a jam session from 6 to 10 p.m. Jokers is at 335 Bayly St., Ajax. Call 427-0337. LORD BYRONS: Lord Byrons has relaxing piano music on Friday and Saturday nights to enjoy with your dinner. The music starts at 7 p.m. Lord Byrons is at 1725 Kingston Rd. (at Brock Rd.) in Pickering. Call 686-70(X). DONA Y MIGUELS: For your dining pleasure, Dona Y Miguels has a Mexican singer every Friday and Saturday night Herongate hosts British pub nights PICKERING - Herongate Barn Thcatre is and more. Dinner and show is $26.95 per person, once again hosting British pub nights, back by including all taxes. Seating is limited and people popular demand. arc urged to make reservations now. Mel Collie and friends will return to Heron- Herongate is on Altona Rd. in Pickering, gate Saturday, July l l and Saturday, Aug. 7. about seven kilometres north of Hwy. 2. Call They'll be serving up comedy, jazz, sing-alongs 472-3085. THE OF AJAX BINGO SPONSORS PLA & BING0AND NEVADA coASSO cel'] 1 DOUBLE YOUR PRESENT AUf 0 $3500 IN PRIZES!! FRIDAY EVERY NIGHT AT 7 AND 10:30 P.M. 12:45 P.M. MATINEE I SATURDAY & SUNDAY MATINEES AT 1 AND 4 P.M. HAVE SOME FUN & SUPPORT YOUR COMMUNITY GROUPS: ROTARY, KINSMEN (Lic. #M036396), SPARTANS MINOR BASEBALL, RINGETTE, LEGION, 5 PIN BOWLERS, AJAX AQUATIC CLUB, AXEMEN, NAVY LEAGUE, HUMANE SOCIETY, ERIN-OOG PARENTS, SPINAL CORD RESEARCH, DURHAM EPILEPSY, PINERIDGE HIGH, KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, ST. ANTHONY DANIELS C.S., DURHAM HOSPICE, ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 427-8572 fls+--N 610 MIO m HARWOOD from 7 to 10. Dona Y Miguels is at 325 Westney Rd., Ajax. Call 686-4468. RUMORS: Rumors has karaoke every Sunday, starting at 9 p.m. On July 8, male exotic dancers will be on stage, starting at 9 p.m. Reservations accepted. Rumors is at 1400 Bayly St., Pick- ering. Call 831-4740. KANGAROOS: The band Dynasty entertains with dance music and soft rock Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Kangaroos hosts the Ragweed Jazz Band each Thursday from 9 p.m. to midnight. The bar's at 985 Brock Rd. S. in Pickering. Call 839-6845. THE MEETING HOUSE: The Meeting House, formerly Morgan's Place, has the music of Jones Glen who'll play a variety of music on Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to l a.m. and Sunday from 7 to l l p.m. The Meeting House is at 776 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. Call 839-4744. If your club or restaurant offers live entertainment, call Al Rivett at the News Advertiser, 683-5110, to be included in this weekly fea- ture. OPEN EaterySUN DAY Banquet Halls qV 9:00 A.M. YOU CAN EAT FOR AS LITTLE AS YOU CAN AT HOME Breakfast Special (Sat. & Sun.) $249 EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK TWO CAN DINE FOR 51 299 Dinner Choices: Filet of Sow, Beef Liver, Minced Sirloin Steak, Lasagna, Spaghetti, Fish M Chips, Steak on a Kaiser. PICKERING TOWN CENTRE, 839-2507 PAck•flnQ 2)july1 xr se end a andFac� 12 00 9 9 3 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 • BBQ, Candy Floss & Carnival Snacks • Souvenirs on sale *T-shirts • 3-D glasses • Neon Glow Necklaces • Hatstcaps' • 1 Oth Anniversary Rec. Complex Snap Jackets RAINDATE: Saturday July 3rd, 1993 at Kinsmen Park 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 Pickering • Pickering Concert Band *The Optimist Club of Pickering • Theatre Durham • The Pickering Canb Canadian Association South Pickering Seniors ' Pickering rtCouncil • Pickering Figure Skating • Pickering Rep ��Il Pickering Soccer Club ' Royal Canadian Legion #606 • Pickering Panthers ' Scouts Canada ' German Canadian Club !er mors i awmatioa oentsot eaaaae 01e.ab stare 420.4621 Or del �k w ST.nw t eAnv ST a F•••y � ,• � FEIOMM AT YONTGOWAY PMA( Ito RAINDATE: Saturday July 3rd, 1993 at Kinsmen Park 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 Pickering • Pickering Concert Band *The Optimist Club of Pickering • Theatre Durham • The Pickering Canb Canadian Association South Pickering Seniors ' Pickering rtCouncil • Pickering Figure Skating • Pickering Rep ��Il Pickering Soccer Club ' Royal Canadian Legion #606 • Pickering Panthers ' Scouts Canada ' German Canadian Club !er mors i awmatioa oentsot eaaaae 01e.ab stare 420.4621 Or PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 25, IM ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Off The Record Issak's, San Franciso Days a stellar release Chris Isaak - San Francisco Days (WEA): Isaak is quickly establishing himself as the Roy Orbison of the `90s. The sweet - voiced crooner, who broke through big with the eerie "Wicked Game" two years ago, has that rare ability to take romanticism - be it successful, or more likely, not - to new heights. By now his forlornness is leg- endary, but this time it is tem- pered by a little bit of rockabilly boogie and some romantic light at the end of the tunnel. In all, it's a stellar album. Daniel Lanois - For the Beauty of Wynona (WEA): Hamilton, Ontario's most famous rock & roll son (albeit as a pro- ducer for the likes of U2, Peter Gabriel, Robbie Robertson...) is carving out a fine career for him- self as a sob artist. Like his suc- cessful debut Acadie, For the Beauty of Wynona is an exotic musical painting that ranges from the folk style of Lanois' French- Canadian heritage to sounds you might recognize from a U2 chart - buster. Yet Lanois manages to mold his own sound, which is compelling and plaintive. It may not be suited to inspire Top 40 radio programmers, but it is cer- tainly music that counts. Kon Kan - Vida.' (A&M): Another Hamilton band checks in with a decent second album. Problem here is that main man Barry Harris can't decide whether his outfit should be a guitar or dance band. There's fine exam- ples of both, including hardcore dance mixes, but I think the audi- ence that will relate to both is rather slim. At any rate, there are some addictive songs to be sure, propelled by catchy melody lines, including an interesting cover of Bowie's "Moonage Daydream," which requires a couple of listens to fully appreciate. KISS - Alive III (PolvGram): Through 20 years and 25 albums KISS'S live show has always been its signature, despite count- less gold and platinum discs. It's been 15 years since the last Alive album, and this one mostly chron- icles the band's glam rock legacy since then. A few older hits creep in, like "Detroit Rock City" and "Deuce" and, of course, their trademark anthem, "Rock And Roll All Night"; but the collection of new material - delivered in mind -numbing rock/metal fashion - shows that even unmasked, Stanley, Simmons and company Oro -0, BAYIY'S rmair SL W �q o®Q►�`� woo"� lase s�2 IT'S OU IgF/RST W STARTS MON., JUKE 28TH `Z/— M=k1* -150 WINGS 6 p.m to closing Tuesday - 250 RIBS 8 p.m. to Closing Wednesday -112 PRICE NACHOS 8 8p -m to closing TMtrsday - CANADA DAY KAROAKE CONTEST STARTS AT 9 p.m. Friday - Reg. KARAOKE 9 to closina AE4h- show no signs of slowing up, or turning the volume down. Dire Straits - On the Night (PolvGram): Another live album, worthy in its own way... Howev- er, this collection, recorded in 1991 and `92, will really serve as an addition to the collections of die-hard fans, because it's pretty much all been done elsewhere. Included are songs like "Calling Elvis," "Romeo and Juliet," and "Money for Nothing." Figgy Duff - Downstream (A&M): Pamela Morgan and Noel Dinn continue their unique interpretations of traditional New- foundland music, though this effort edges closer to the main- stream than previous ones. One factor is that all the songs are originals, which seemingly lent itself more to traditional instru- ments and melodies than fiddles and whistles. They are still there, only in subtler configurations; still the final result is not lacking at all. a , a • —..r tR►.,�r=C►�7.�� �. is OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 9.5 JUNE 27 • Free Admission • Free Parking for 4800 cars GARAGE/ANTIOUE/COLLECTIBLES • Over 500 vendors at the Pickering Flea Market Full Size Carnival Most Sundays * Antique and Collectible Area Vast array of product * Farmer's Market Largest Indoor Flea Market in Korth America METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE Brock Rd. & 401 * Pickering, ONT. 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PASTA - omY %ee Oro -0, BAYIY'S rmair SL W �q o®Q►�`� woo"� lase s�2 IT'S OU IgF/RST W STARTS MON., JUKE 28TH `Z/— M=k1* -150 WINGS 6 p.m to closing Tuesday - 250 RIBS 8 p.m. to Closing Wednesday -112 PRICE NACHOS 8 8p -m to closing TMtrsday - CANADA DAY KAROAKE CONTEST STARTS AT 9 p.m. Friday - Reg. KARAOKE 9 to closina AE4h- show no signs of slowing up, or turning the volume down. Dire Straits - On the Night (PolvGram): Another live album, worthy in its own way... Howev- er, this collection, recorded in 1991 and `92, will really serve as an addition to the collections of die-hard fans, because it's pretty much all been done elsewhere. Included are songs like "Calling Elvis," "Romeo and Juliet," and "Money for Nothing." Figgy Duff - Downstream (A&M): Pamela Morgan and Noel Dinn continue their unique interpretations of traditional New- foundland music, though this effort edges closer to the main- stream than previous ones. One factor is that all the songs are originals, which seemingly lent itself more to traditional instru- ments and melodies than fiddles and whistles. They are still there, only in subtler configurations; still the final result is not lacking at all. a , a • —..r tR►.,�r=C►�7.�� �. is OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 9.5 JUNE 27 • Free Admission • Free Parking for 4800 cars GARAGE/ANTIOUE/COLLECTIBLES • Over 500 vendors at the Pickering Flea Market Full Size Carnival Most Sundays * Antique and Collectible Area Vast array of product * Farmer's Market Largest Indoor Flea Market in Korth America METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE Brock Rd. & 401 * Pickering, ONT. Vendor Inquiries (416) 427-0744 CASH IN WITH THIS O�406, BUY1111 190 g Bag Limit 2 Schuler's Plain, Ripple, per ramily Potato Chi S Barbecue, TTT"' Limited P Salt &Vinegar8fiv Quantity - Michael Baginski �•j `lil�tl)\� �: Beauty Sleep �� ' • • • Cavalier Set • SUtTES • LOUN - FUTONS - CAG - EM I sL� - o .7r95 — 9995 K X5993 _ FOi Bess AF Km K� I.C.A. Supreme N Comfort 95 ..... Single Set........ DMble set ...... 29993 cmwn set.._......_ 33993 ' L-A. BACKMASTER CHIROPRACTOR APPROVED CLEARANCE 12th ANNIVERSARY POSTURE SUPREME 660 Continuous Will 504 Coil Orthof lex Single Set................289" single set................ 26993 S. (watt. Only ........... 1 1993 Double Set .............. 34993 Double set.............. 32993 D. Man. Only ........... 15995 Queen Set ............... 41993 Queen set............... 38993 Single set................ 17995 Set...................59995 King set..................... N/A Double set.............. 22995 SAVE S5000 soft Side Solid Pine Waveless 4 Poster Tranquility Tube WATERBED -�•� ''or 27995 ---- - .» Fantasia Shallow Fill ' Single .....................36993 S.s. Double ......._........46995,. Kimberly 1890 QtMelt ........._ .. _..49995 16995 King ...._ ..............64995 a309-1 9 CANOPY BED TULIP BED WAM Deluxe Frau With Delun From J''�•'�f;� DoubN' Doubt 2999 . > > 8995 Ousen Queen 31995 9995 MOON BUNK RIBS*«^ 169' •IIE1M• � jll' _ � L NGE TABLEom 299 OPEN SUNDAY �* �z 5 - y Spring or Foam Mattresses SIIIGLE 4.7 txwaLE 8995 FUTONS D-Econo 'L' Frame — — with Futon -q4qrAV99 Frame R 39995 5 TOOMr Car sods two 9995 • Juven" ken 31995 • tMwr soulS@ �w,. 52995 • �Car:YNl ta. 7993 • Suites of all 40 Fwtory Dkect .DiscountBXJ RI � The News Advertiser Friday, June 25,1993 Pg. 13 1 3 • Warehouse Pricing •Special Purchases • Clearouts Factory Direct ...and much more! Brought To You By: • International Pool & Spa • Discount Paint Centre • Ashley E • Checkers • CD Plus - • Sunshade Blinds • Harwood Furniture • Pickering Flooring & Drapery • Roman Spa + Plumbing For You + Factory Mattress _ • Solid Wood Bed & Table • Big Man's Factory Outlet 'ooQ'�M o opo m_ O:G aQ�� adnQ���QP _" • .._..+.:ifw.t..MMuu•ua.Ml►.T>+.zw�te.+w', e. ...w•_ +ew.. ,.. ..,.a... �. ,. .... . ...,.wn,� .,. .-.� . w- .—..-- _.. .w - .— .._— .�. .. .... _......� .. .._—. �,... ..r .....rte.. . -- . .-. IThe News Advertiser FwWty Dirmtiscw DFriday, June 25,1993 Pg. 14 • PLEATED SHADES • WOOD BLINDS • SWAGS # VALANCES a w 9 "YOUR WINDOW DECORATING CENTRE" _ BLINDS &DRAPERY BUDGET DAYS SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER I& LEVOLOR_ READY-MADE REG. ALUMINUM 1" Cafe Sheers & Valance HORIZONTAL BLINDS° SIZE RETAIL OUR PRICE 23x64" $49.95 '2400 27x64" $59.95 $2900 30x64" $74.95 '3700 31x64- $74.95 $3800 34x64" $79.95 '3900 35x64" $79.95 •4000 36x64" $79.95 '4100 40x64" $89.95 '4400 42x64" $89.95 94500 45x64" $99.95 '4800 48x64" $99.95 04900 60x64" $124.95 96200 72x84" 8484 - PVC $59 Wnre. vcy. Grey FABRIC $69 $89 W' -'c vor, G•ev. R,,cw I Ivory & Champagne All 70" Long "Decorative Hem" 281/4 371/4 491/4 $13 515 519 641/4 731/4 781/4 S30 $33 539 LINEN SHEERS White only $1099 YARD Lace Reg. s40 s 1499 Antique Satin Reg. s,5 $999 54" Prints Reg $20 $1299 E PRODUCT SIZE (WxL) COLOUR REG. SALE Cafe Sheers & Valance 60x48" Plum $295 899 Pleated Shade 81 1M42- Sienna $333 279 Balloon Valance 48x24" Blue $237 989 silhouette 451rYx351/2" White $360 $79 Micro Blind 5860" Pearl $261 869 Pleated Shade 3742" Blue $292 169 Box Pkat Valance 85x15" Coffee $192 '59 Levokx Mark:r Mini 45 3/4x47- White $174 $49 Shaped Balloon 48x24" Rose $225 869 FINAL SALE - NO RETURNS IVORY SUNOUT KIRSCH WOOD POLES SHADES s CONTINENTAL ODS 4 FT, 6 FT$2501 a FT. WHILE T O OFF YOUR THEY LAST 000 �. All CHOICE 25 0�. MISMATCHED & UNCLAIMED BLINDS . MIHI - MICRO - PLEATE UP TO 48"w $15 _ IN. CUSTOM MADE VERMAL & VENETIANS 400FFe 501"F� X60 0 BRAND NAME PRODUCTS CUSTOM DRAPERY 0 no.. i'tRAt UPGRADE FABRIC 72x84' only heavy duty tracks: rvalance ncluded CUSTOM MADE DRAPES & VALANCES 20O 25OF • 30'01FF BRAND NAME FABRICS CALLTODAY 428-0937 FREE SHOP AT HOME C a M M z WE PAY THE GST FREESTYLE 747 ' x 7T x 35- 5 TO 6 PERSON 263 GAL; ONS 995 LITRES Where Ho t Wa ter Fun B,M in WE PAY THE %REESTYLE '2- x 3F -0 6 °.-°-,ON :GALLONS g s--- R(oman Spa llic. d 1050 BROCK ROAD SOUTH, PICKERING, 837-6626 Store Hours: Mon. -Wed. 9-5, Thurs. 9-6, Fri. 9-7,�mv Misr Saturday 10-4, Sunday 11-4 � "ASK ABOUT SWIM SPAS" MWY.2 1 I Hwy 40' 0 � U PLUMMER m *I Say Ly AL_A' �'r N t The News Advertiser DirwtwBUYERI S Friday, June 25, 1993 Pg. 16 Fack" ASHLEY ELIZABETH LINENS and THINGS r335 Frankcom St, Ajax Mon, Fri. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Sunday 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. ' 683-5853 We Have A Kids' Play Area WE CARRY: • Suits to size 60 • Shirts to size 22- '*ck • :'ants to 66• waist BIG & TALL MEN'S WEAR, FACTORY OUTLET YOUR BIG & TALL DISCOUNT SPECIALISTS! SAVE 20% to 60% OFF RETAIL EVERYDAY BIGMAN'S Mon"INsRd.:10-5 14M Riwjft� n FACTORY OUTLET Thurs., Fri. 10-6 oul t 1400 GAYLY ST, 89, PICKERING sat. 10-5 BLUX 00 WM 420-2797 4' nn e,yty Business Pork cal lcr deUIlsi FINALLY SUMMER HAS ARRIVED CARPET &VINYL INVENTORY CLEARANCE �K 50ALL '° OFF Cornet STAINMASTER X9.99 sq. yd. ALL BLINDS TOM 5 O % OFF Sale Ends Wednesday, June 30/93 PICKERING'S FLOORING I DWERY CENTRE 1211 Kingston Road I�J (gym Square �) CALL 8J ! =8vV oQQ V TODAY -- MOORVS S MOORGIA) GLOSS LATEX F[MSH HOUSE & HOUSE TRIM PAM • PAINT • ! 1 • 3.79 L 3.79 L SAIL PRICE SAIL PRICE $ 95 29 $ 95 2 I ;FT� 7;3 01 B-tj9qVMRV S 4r1[The News Advertiser Friday, June 25,1993 Pg. 17 Chess has proven to be creative, and an intellectually stimulating family pastime, and reactivates thinking capabilities to ensure proper decision making. ONLY Chess is already $4995 tauA;bt to improve math and Science skills in 30 countries including China, /;astern 1.0 rope awl R 4 some British schools. Vudies shou, that <_hess helps in problem soh'ing, creatit"ity and concouration. Here is a wonderful offer for you to own a beautifully crafted, bigb quality, life time tasting Onyx Stone Chess Set, which also serves as an ornament as well as an ideal gift item. Available in the following designs, English and Latin Gods and Cones in the following sizes, at this very special price of only: Small - (approx.) 8 inches x 8 inches @ $49.95 Pius s5.00sbipping and Medium - (approx.) 11 inches x 11 inches @ $56.95 andbanOMruaor �c;sr and rin residents Large - (approx.) 13 inches x 13 inches @ $62.95 add 8%sales tax Hum- and order now and get a second set at 20% off of equal size 1':us tttzrs, sb ppu:X ural h.trcli:nk. HERE'S HOW TO ORDER MAIL or FAX this Order From to: Checkers 1161 Tanzer Court, Pickering, Ont. L1W 3S7 • (416) 839-4120 Yes! I want to take advantage of your special price of an Onyx Stone Chess Set Select size required Small - 8 inches x 8 inches @ $49.95 plus taxes and $5.00 shipping & handling Medium - 11 inches x 11 inches @ $56.95 plus taxes and $5.00 shipping & handling ❑ Large - 13 inches x 13 inches ® S62.95 plus taxes and 55.00 shipping & handling Carder before July 15 and get a second set ® 20% off. m., t—. , sbwpptwR c b—ditg. El1 also want the second set at 20011, off. plus 7% t;STand 55 00 sbipprng banding St,, cheque or money order is enclosed for the full amount - r7wAkr cheque penable to "Checkers- "nuarui residents add .y'"% :ulr tax) ❑ Please hill my credit card as follows [:],tia please complete adaress for shipping. Please pent clearly. Acct s .Name Street Address Ex City Province Postal Code Signature Date ikon't miss out on this excellent offer, unlike the usual carcitx)arci Chess set, this is a one time offer and has an excellent ornamental value and is a perfect gift for any occasion. Make a wise investment, order nova!! • rt::,,u apprcAxmt tt.l; i. "-*A6 j(tracivt-n Marketed & Distributed by Checkers GST aeq No. 139655579 The News Advertiser Fwtory Dkmt Dbwmt BuYERI S Friday, June 25, 1993 Pg. 18 CwXj1"1E els About YourSuccess! If you have met someone thro Sincerely Yours, we'd love to heaxr from you! //' /.////,&7/PIP-_; Tell us about that great date ... that 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 29, 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. i C/o OSHAWA THIS WEEK BOX 69 4410 Kingston Rd., Scarborough, Ont. M1E 5G3 i Fwtory . ��dt t The News Advertiser Friday, June 25,1!!3 rg. ] N1 IRK GET A 2ND L ,F - ti + '� �# Frte blbd �y be eqd d Wme or the der erthe t. THE LOWEST PRICES ON "CANADIAN FURNITURE" 6 Monthly Payments NO INTEREST Quality Broadloom Grey, Blue, Rose and Green _ A Installed withYA a quality underpad 95 Reg. $21.95 sq. yd. INSTALLED15 SD. YD. WING CHAIRS • ROSE • GREEN • BROWN • BLUE SPECIAL Reg $2% $199 Shop around first then come and visit us. We beat them all in Price and Quality. CANADIAN MADE SOFAS & CHAIRS (Not shown) FROM899 CUSTOM MADE i DRAPERIES *Free Installation HARWOOD FURNITURE & INTERIORS • FURNITURE CARPETING DRAPERIES 48 Harwood Avenue South (just south of Hwy. 401 in the Ajax Plaza) • REUPHOLSTERY ,�N✓ - HOURS: Mon. - Wed. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Thurs. & Fri. 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. tjP"OLSTER-f • COMPLETE DECORATING SERVICE AVAILABLE FREE DELIVERY 683-9879 AREA CARPETS AND RUNNERS $34 95 FROM VARIOUS COLOURS & DESIGNS The News Advertiser.Fad019 Friday, June 25, 1993 Pg20 u :r� CANADA'SAYS S COMPLETE COMPACT )Z- I)ISC WAREHOUSE -M -own i wr° aruwIGr,y. ONLY 5 98 Each INCLUDING GREAT' Dave Clark Five - Glad All Over Again Billy Ray Cyrus - It Won't Be The Last Lenny Kravitz - Are You Gonna Go My Way Barenaked Ladies - Gordon Tragically Hip - Fully Completely THE LIST GOES ON! Z a $1 �98 SALE • Louis Armstrong • Everly Brothers • Glenn Miller • Bachman Turner Overdrive • Elvis Presley • Tommy Dorsey & Frank Sinatra PLUS MANY MORE! _CLAUICAL CD's Lar est Selection In Durham 98 98 HUNDREDS OF TJTLES TO CM P� fly' 71 71 ti .#.111 6i r F 3*1322 31 0 or 11.98 R Each lit IF F Y 7 ..i ,..� . f ♦ � N INCLUDING GREAT' John McDermott - Danny Boy Celine Dion - Unison - Eagles - Greatest Hits Vol. 1 and 2 Bob Dylan - Greatest Hits Steve Miller - Greatest Hits Elton John - Captain Fantastic Rush - Moving Pictures Bette Midler - Beaches Soundtrack Billy Joel - The Stranger Simon & Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water James Taylor - Greatest Hits Van Morrison - Moondance Hank Williams - Very Best of Colin James -Cohn James Led Zeppelin - Zeppelin 4 OVER 250 TITLES TO CHOOSE FROM ROCK • JAZZ • BLUES • THE SELECTION GOES ON Thurs. S Fri. Sat i0-6 Sun. 11-5 Mon. to Wed. 1050 Brock Road, Pickering 831'1816 ON n.,anr of 401) • f,' Vli__+.. .4 •www••wwww••••4..••a.••.••.•.••.•••••••.••••••r••.•.••••.••••••.••••••••••♦••••••••••••• ♦ • • • • •. • • • •♦ • 't • •. ' .t • • • • • • • • • • • • • • GREAT' Neil Diamond - Greatest Hits �� • Tragically Hip -Tragically Hip 98 TITLES 8• Golden Earring- Moontan •Muddy Waters -Best of 9• Steely Dan - Can't Buy A Thrill • Conway Twitty & Loretta Lynn - The Very Best of FROM PLUS MANY MORE Thurs. S Fri. Sat i0-6 Sun. 11-5 Mon. to Wed. 1050 Brock Road, Pickering 831'1816 ON n.,anr of 401) • f,' Vli__+.. .4 •www••wwww••••4..••a.••.••.•.••.•••••••.••••••r••.•.••••.••••••.••••••••••♦••••••••••••• ♦ • • • • •. • • • •♦ • 't • •. ' .t • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Thirsty students at Fairport Beach Public School in Pickering collected more than 30,000 pop tabs to donate for the purchase of wheelchairs. Showing off the collection are, from tett, Jennifer Hamilton, John Powell and Jillian Berehulka. We're wondering who did the counting. If you're wondering how you can put pop tabs to good use, call Bill Todd at 666-3264. photo by A.J. Groen THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 2S, 1993 -PAGE 21 GRAND RE -OPENING FRIDAY, JUNE 25M Jim and Heather would like to take this opportunity to Welcome Back all their Old Customers and Friends! JULY 3 LIDNrTE RAMBLERS (STONES TRIBUTE) IN CONCERTJULY RUMBLESEAT Saturday, June 26th (JOHN COUGA10 R TaieuTE) AV PerformancePricing: THE 199 COLTarMml *New aerodynamic �Y design 9 Stainless steel exhaust - _ _- r5 spd. manual transmission *Choice of warranties h . • Power brakes i : IIS. cess to oOR . R..w. �daiellaa� $7SRho, LEASE STP"?#c lh�sc. FROM $179- ICAC FRM , ,Rbc*jKWft.EMb"yRboaWpdY6MWMNwstWowew4 num M=0YwOAC.FoWBMW hwuftVff MSM��M`MM�RDRiraiMMw��LEne�YfM,101,M1reilatSf�LiA�tb1�1RaiMylerMRs�YrCASttnOTtMMraMbM�M�dM7507� MACINTOSH CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH OSHA WA K � t CHRISLF.R '�' 799 BLOOR ST. W. jam. JEEMCLE r 40 GAYLY ST. E. OI MER LTD. S HARWOOD AVE N. OF 401) AJAX W As , Abair lllilwpqi"=&M -DODGE R CHURCH a GAYLY ST. - PICKERING =4722 E_ 4 'r► - Advertiser (Ajax/Pickering) i Pressrun 35,000 every Friday plus Saturday Best Homes LOOM AT,"MEA1 7" rs�---------- INTRODUCING DESIGNS UNNIE COTNIE TO 0SUNWA.1 WIE r n Inspired bv the Oamorous Pacific Coast WITi.-A I . , "U "OUM W. -M I pm 8 ad Frit6w TAUNTON RD. ROSSLAND RD. IIMl1_-- 7#4#401 0-4 + r�,,•Y r"N" lNiq s G ''�I IlI Rt "` 'MRC •tiyC}• AG/MRS "t~d•, A!'/N 4t "��`: FRANK VELTm President OSHAWA DURHAM HOME BUR DER ASSOCIATION Frank Veltri, President April's New Hames Month was once again a success. The enthusiasm of the participants was second to none. I thank you to the builder members that participated as it was one of the largest displays of builder sites in years. To our major sponsors, Millwork Home Centre Mason Windows and Crane Canada and all sponsors, your participation is greatly appreciated. Most of all, congratulations to the general public who attended our sites in record numbers this year. Remember, buy from a member of the Oshavva Durham Home Builders Association. "N• �NlI ell" Y. � s - 1 Ate/ Ib# RS -� I -P •, 3 J rA n Windows G�hGeRrf►cate Mason area sales rep- $1,000 Place Winne ' mje�to �9ht are �{omes Month and Sober' Pictured above'Tom5on of New ey, the lucky "winner! J end Place ■ rctured fr° Inner - $1.00p � H?Mes Month h9ht Gift re �r-n W,.ate Cran ky win n. and Frank Ve trnsO Crane Cana' Chan son AOcntyonyk iatio . Oshawa Curham�°rne Bb ,the, s 3rd Place Winner $500 Gift Certificate Millwork Home Centre Our lucky winner, not available for a photo, was Mrs. C. 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Zygocki IsildoHenriques....................................................................Don Sc Sons MaryConte..................................•••...••...••.•••.......... New Home Warranty SvionGdut..... ••.••.••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••...•.•.••..••••...................Foley Group Christian F Scott...... ...... oo.00..o.00.o.-000000.-0000-o-0000-o-o-o ...... Halminen Homes O,(,t•`'A �UqM•; G.0 �Uq+�q11A r"M" %,p c'011 Dvp � ,v+• � w � •/�MRt "" a•t �' 'MRt "�^ ..../(fit "~�� -L/ • 11�� • • • • ! 4.6 4 0 • • • • • • L• •-•.• • •�•. a..■ a.a_a •.• . • i.a •.• a.• • • • • • •-.•-• • • • • • • • . •.. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -Rt MRt -- -- .--o-wrtnas.w7.wu�7Ra �wcwsnanrf PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 25,1993 �f/1LwLIA Billboard Is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax-Pckedng News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2HS. The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publica- tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. • , A COUNTRY DANCE- Caro e's Coun'ry voids d wester, barbecue party dance Fr,., June 25 a` 7 b m. al' Annandale Golf & Curling Club, Church and Bayly St Ajax Dartial proceeds to the Alzheimer's Society Of Durham. $16. includes steak din- ner, doors prizes and rafles Tickets available at Annandale or by call- ing 683-3210 or 579-7719 after 6 p rn MP'S FORUM: Ontario Riding MP Re ^e Soe*ers hosts a Vox Pop forum Fri.. June 25. 7 15 to 9 p m.. at the Pickerng Central Library. One The Espiarsade Town -hal style mee Ing allows residents to express views 686-0432 STRAWBERRY SOCIAL: -,osp ce Durham "Olds its second annual strawberry social and bake sale SW. June 26. ' ' 3C a m to 4 p.m.. at 82C Roundelay Dr.. Oshawa, at the comer of Thornton Rd Roin or shine. Adults S3.75 and children S2 for strawberry shortcake T CKets available in advance by calling 435-5242 or 723-2959, o• a- the door Hospice Dur"arr Drovides in- home support to nd!viOua s and families facing a life-threa-en,ng ness. BONSAI SOCIETY: -ne Matsuya- ma 5crsa Soc e -y -olds a show Sat , June 26. ' to 5 p -r , of the Nortnvtew Cornmunity Centre, 150 Beatrice St E.. Oshawa Acirn,ssior S2, children under 12 free 683-2568. 725-2045 CONCERT `'oly ' ^ ty Anglican Chk,rc-. 9 Kings Cres.. Ajax. pre- sents Cancer- -he Nave Sat . June 26. 8 o m T!cKe-s 35 each at the door 683-3863 GARAGE SALE: Wn-by --'recision Figure SKo-e,s no a a a aril garage sale So*. une 25. 9 o 'o 3 lo m at Holy Fami y Catna c Churc^. Rib biesdafe Dr and Monn ng Rc Whrr- by Barbec..e. OOKe -able Spots available for venoo, s Proceeds subsidize January co-'lpetition in Finland, in wnicn Aax and �icker!ng skaters poncc,pate 428-0855. STRAWBERRY TEA: Res dents 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 arm to 5 p m., at the St. Jonn Ambu- lance office, Harwood Place Mall, Ajax. Certificate upon completion. Cost $25 Register, 686-3457 COMING UP SUNDAY, JUNE 27 NATURE WALK: Save The Rouge i/allev System Inc. hosts a nature walk Sun., June 27 at 1 30 p.m Meet at the Pinch Meander parking lot. south side of Finch Ave. at Bol- iev Bridge Take insect repellant. 287-1776. HEAD INJURY PICNIC: fie Head Inury Association of Durham Region holds its annual picnic and general meeting Sun.. June 27 1:30 to 7 Drift- at Camp Somac. Conlins Rd. Oshawa. 723-2732. TEDDY BEAR PICNIC A Teddy Bears Picnic will be held Sat. June 27, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m, at Dickering Museum Village, Hwy. 7 three km east of Brock Rd., Greenwood. Clowns, games, prizes, more. Bar- becue available or take your own picnic. Adults $4; seniors and stu- dents $2.50; children $2. pre-school- ers free or S 12 per family 683-8401. 011�4 1 / 1124Y/ o MONDAY, JUNE 26 CHOIR REGISTRATION: The Jean McDonald Singers take registration for its fall season Mon.. June 28. The group performs at charity events and cabarets Children, high school students, adults and dancers wel- come. Details. 837-2611 CAREER INFO: An open house on career information for students will be hosted by the Canada Employ- ment Centre for Students, 1400 Boyiy St., Pickering, Mon, June 28, 1 to 4 p.m profess ovals in various jobs will be available to speak infor- mally wit" students Resume, inter- view *lbs 683-769: CAMERA CLUB "ne Pickering Camera C uo —ee's Mon . June 28. 7:30 p.m . in r,e onoto studio at the Pickering Recreo*,on Complex. Val- ley '-arm Rd sou" of Hwy 2. 831- 8907 (Harvey) CPR COURSE A Heortsover Leve' CPR course w i. oe offered to adults Mon June 28 and Wed. June 30. 9 arm t0 5 p m of the St JOhr Ambulance Office. Harwood Place Mall, Ajax. Partc oants attend both sessions. Cost $70 Register, 686- 3457 CANCER GROUP: The Living With Carcer $uODOr- Groups meet Mon, June 28 The group for adults, friends and family meets from 7 -0 9 P m., at the Ajax Cricket Club, at the corner of Monarch Ave. and Clements Rd. W ?tie group for par- ents Of childre^. with cancer and the group for children from seven to 17 years dealing with cancer. either personally Or wsh a family member. meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m , W Holy Tri- -y Anglican Church, 91 Kings Cres . A,ox 686-1516 (Lynn Nazarko) TUESDAY JUNE 29 BOARD OF TRADE: -Ie Aiax-P!cK- ering Bcc-c O' --cite ^o!as i -s r•"OnL. 'y 'uncheo^ —ee^^g Tues . June 29 a' I 30 o a- Swans Marina, too' o` - ve,Doo Rd. PPcke, mg Sioecxe io"n Graney. Cc -- News S2C 'o• -embers. S25 `or non-members 427-4470 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30 ONE -PARENT GROUP: 7ne One- Pil Assoc c* o- o• A,ox-Picket ng meets every Wed at 8 b m. a- the Voli(swagen Plant, 777 Bayfy St W Ajax Guest soeOKels. spec a, events plannec Ai' s ng!e parents welcome. 226-0062 (head O"ice): 839-1877 (Sue) THURSDAY, JULY 1 CANADA DAY gory rides, enter- tainers, to <;as' Carnlvol and fire- works are cart of a RcKermg Cana- an Day celebration Thurs . July 1, 9 a m to ' p.m . n K nsme^ park foot Of Sandy Beach 7�d Free shu­ tle bus from PICKering GO station and Don Beer Arena beginning at noon. Parking space available off Brock Rd. S. on=eldspor Crt. Rain date for festivities is Sat.. July 3.420- 4621 MONDAY, JULY S CPR COURSE: A Heartsover Level CPR course will be offered to adults Mon July 5 and Wed.. July 7. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m . at the St. John Ambu- lance office. Harwood Place Mall, Ajax. Participants attend both ses- sions. Cost $70. Register 686-3457. SATURDAY, JULY 10 HORTICULTURAL TRIP: The Picker- ing Horticultural Society takes a bus trip to Peterborougn So! JJIy 10 Bus leaves St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, 35 Churcn St. h., Ajax, at 8 a.m Take a picnic iunch Buffet sup per arranged. '4eturn a* 8 p.m. S55 members; $63 non-members Tick- ets, 839-7600 (Barb Twiner) SUNDAY, JULY 11 SPANISH POTLUCK: The Spanish - Canadian Cultural Society holds its annual Festejo Potluck Picnic Sun., Jury 11 beginning at 1 p.m at Hey- denshore Park . take Brock St S to Water St., Whitby. Take food for Your family. Games, practise Span- jsh. 579-2334 (Mica Arnold) WEDNESDAY, JULY 14 ONE -PARENT GROUP: The One - Parent Association of Ajax -Pickering meets every Wed at 8 p.mat the Volkswagen Plant, 777 Boyly St. W., Ajax. Guest speakers; special events planned. All single parents welcome. 226-0062 (head office); 839-1877 (Sue). OPEN HOUSES - :.� firs• •.: ;,� wK SUNDAY JUNE 27, 2J P.M. 57 NOAKE CRESCENT, AJAX POWER OF SALE 2,328 SO. 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RIGHT WANTED- all, good looking SEXY petite blonde. 31, looking for an w,tn sense of humor emotionally stable. affectionate, warm financially secure single 40-50 who's looking for a wonderful gentleman to enjoy romantic evenings adventurous fun filled eiationship with a together. SY 2157 sensitive female. SY 3068 ATTRACTIVE full figured female. 22. STRAIGHT single white male. 27 enjoys loves fishing, hiking horseback riding, camping mountain bike riding relaxing in dancing, ,Coking for male 23.30 who the sun Jancing, seeks female enjoys same, for possible relationship. SY companion 20-27 with similar interests. SY 2158 3069 TALL attractive full figured female. 18, smoker. seeks tall attractive. long hatred 5igger build 'eddv hear type male 19-23 for fun and romantic times. SY 2160 ATTRACTIVE single mom enjoys Jancing spurts and-larleys. I m caning. open minded and outgoing looking for wntte male with stmilar interests. SY 2161 ATTRACTIVE outgoing female. 26, enjoys T sh ng. camping, boating, romantic J nners and fireo,aces looking for attractive honest gentleman 30-40 with ambition. SY 2162 SINCERE attractive single mom 38 sensdive and caring. Looking for an honest affectionate fu -i loving slable male 36-45 who loves music dancing quiet evenings and children. SY 2163 GREAT SENSE OF HUMOR, divorced white female 41 financially independent. likes romantic walks dancing. seeks non- smoker sincere honest wnite male 38-48 for relationship. SY 3070 LOOKING FOR SUGAR DADDY, single white fema a 48 hKes dining. dancing. music. theatre and more married o.k ! m established and discreet. SY 3073 ATTRACTIVE .`jli f gored. fun loving female. 45 enjoys-novtes dancing long talks and laughter seeks male with sense Of humor who hikes ra talk for friendship SY 3075 SINGLE gentleman of 32. seeks femwe 25-35 for companionship and possible -eiationship. Respondents should enjoy an active lifestyle aid children are ok. SY ATTRACTIVE full figured blonde. blue 3076 eyed female. 26, enjoys amping, dancing LADY widowed -arly 40's. non smoker and quiet times seeKs single white seeks same for compantonship/fnendship working male 25-35 who is honest, SY 3077 easygoing and romantic SY 2164 enjoys dtnin ESTABLISHED pity. owns sports SHY Lady. g, dancing, the motorcycle Ino )assengers), enjoys outdoors and fisning seeks tall dancing rotlersKating. conversation. gentleman. 52-58 who enjoys the same. outgoing seeks male 25-35, physically fit, Y 2165 established mature, wild attitude. SY SINCERE honest single white female. 41. 3203 enjoys Jays games lining dancing, seeKs non-smoking divorced white male 38-48, to share love and ife SY 2166 SHY single male, 31, #1 Leaf fan, looking for female, 20-29 to share ticxets for 93- 94 season, friendship, possible relationship. SY 3062 SINGLE attractive female 19 college student. enioys walks, dancing, talking, seeks attractive male 19-25, who has similar interests for relationship. SY 3063 SINGLE while female early 50 s, enjoys reading gardening, outdoors, walks and movies, seeks single white male with similar interests. SY 3064 To browse ads in the Alternative Category, Call 1- 976-1991. A charge of $1.99 per minute will apply ATTRACTIVE, ternale likes movies. dining, dancing walks sports minded. seeks same in ,enior malady in 50 s, enjoys dining, dancing, plays cards. Would like companionship for social events. SY 4000 LADY in 50's eninvs dining dancing plays cards woufe+ 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 ALL WypJR�Ry� TO PUCE YOUR FREE 25 WORD PRINT AD IN TINS SECTION FOR 2 WEEKS. YOU MAY PUCE AN AD AS _OFTEN As You un �a4 For per A)n% 18 vears of age and uve, TALL sincere gentleman, 43, interests are dancing. cottage country, cycling seeking sincere, kind hearted, fun loving lady rc share same 35-40. SY 1033 GOOD-LOOKING, Sing e ma e, 25 outdoors type. enjoys camping fishing, seeks sincere gore looking female for possible relationship. SY 1093 CHRISTIAN Frcres: ural male. 33, attrariive. family oriented. compassionate. sense of humor down to earth enjoys getaways. ^inirg. quiet evenings, seeks attractive Christian woman with same interests. 25-35. SY 1094 MUSCULAR, young looking 29. European gentleman 59" 180 lbs rielitgeni athip,er.lc vs rrw^vie_, sing ry ]anr ng seeks 'r' E, L rder 30 stir, i Same interests SY "Ont IVERY OUTGOING, attractive male 38, dmf vs Qui- evenings camping funny and unique seeks teml f- �C-4C open minded dr,d Sincere Sy :102 CATCH ME' r]rvc" Pr: wh^e male uhf e^ r,y s -janrinr, gine riinrers and Country I i ving. seeks single wh 'P female, ,- something, whc er-juys the same SY 1103 ATTRACTIVE, esiaboshed male. 33, pores! and affectionate, seeks an attractive non-smokir y female. for a long I term relationship, single mothers welcome. SY 1104 i SINGLE white male 33, attractive, radical I mtE :ectual. Seek: fit conscientious female for as long as it will last SY 1105 ATTRACTIVE single male. 6 4". enjoys Soots scuta cis nq outdoors, dancing romantic dinners arid quiet evenings. seeking single 25-35 with similar interests SY 1106 TALL. 26. blue eved male. enjoys Camping, quiet dinners. dancing, looking for single white female who enjoys children similar interests. SY 1107 HANDSOME white mate. 36, professional. great sense of humor. romantic sincere kind gentleman seekirg insatiable vivacious intelligent female with same qualities 28-38 for relationship. SY 1109 OYSTER SEEKING MY PEARL, male, 38. enjoys quiet evenings. going to bars, fit, established, outgoing, sincere, honest, seeks female 35-40 with exact interests. SY 1110 EASY GOING attractive. slim gentleman 40 sense of humor. sincere, considerate, responsible reliable. likes outings, evenings in, seeks slur easy going, caring female, SY 1111 CREATIVE, intelligent single white male, 32 successful and funny, likes travel, sports, cooking, comedy and especially music, seeks expressive good hearted woman. SY 1112 AVERAGE LOOKING single white male, 52. 68", 162 lbs., likes skiing artd working out, reading and homebody, has secure le while female 35- 47 with thhee same i slim,bests. 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, 19-30, enjoys camping, canoeing, fishing and is interested in a long term relationship. SY 1115 SINGLE white male, attractive, 28, sincere, creative. romantic, enjoys lazy walks, cuddling, movies, seeking attractive, mature, single while female, 20- .THE MM ADVER778ER FRIDAY. ,NINE 25,11A9 -MGIC 25 Compairionthip•-Friendship''-,", Call � rAn ime416976 � 1. Respond by selecting the ad(s) you wish to respond to and make a note of the four digit "mailbox" number that appears at the end. 2. Call Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991' at any time of the day from anv touch tone phone within the 416 area code. :i. Follow the easy instructions. You'll have the option of responding to a specific ad or browsing voice mailbox greetings from Sincerely Yours advertiser. A, harg ui i w F.0- mrnuie will api: ar .m vr,ur rW%t N-4 ph," bill r o:w,_I_y, r,, S, ni.a,.I; Yarn 28 for serious relationship SY 1116 FIREFIGHTER, seeking wr;man 35-413. attractive. affectiona'e, enjoys cottage rife, family fun, for long term relationship. SY 1117 ROMANTIC. handsome. 30 something, established. fun male. 511". 185 lbs.. seeks kind ser,srtivc_ g-ntle Car -ng, gorgeous female 25-35. with a great sense of humor. Sv 1118 SPORTS minded male. single. 25. tall, rugger; likes campin;, shooting pool. baseball. seeks outgoing female. 2C 28 for long term relationship Lets sharp. some 'un. SY 1119 SINGLE attractive male, 38. honest, responsible. sincere. hardworking, enjoys quiet evenings. home body type. seeks single attractive Filipino woman for serious teiark,nsrip SY '20 ABOVE AVERAGE Tare 35 muscular bu,k' Pnirv, mo. es and dinner seeks femaie, beautiful both inside and out. to share afe SY 1121 ATTRACTIVE single white male 28, er.jc.ys a�en ngs out, movies and the outdoors. seeks single white 'emale 25- 35 Dreier smoker. for companionship and romance, let c share a bottle of wine SY 1122 ATTRACTIVE single white male. 42. enjoys sports camping, walking dining. dancing will, a zest for life. seeks lady 30- 38 who erjoys the same ct-dren 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, er'joys 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 while male. 5"10". 160 lbs.. 32 two children outgoing (nature hikes ni,mate, mature. responsible, enjoys quiet evenirgs look nig fcr committed relationship. 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 only. SY 1131 SINGLE while male, 43, 57", searching for petite lady who enjoys travel, theatre, romantic dinners, lazy walks, along moon Id beaches, we can make I happen. SY 1132 SINGLE white male, 27, 5'6" 180 Ibis., enjoys the outdoors, dining, dancing, quiet evenings at home, seeks single white 1 female, 20-30 who enjoys the same, children are welcome. SY 1133 SINGLE white male, 21, enjoys music, bowling, dancing, the outdoors, quiet evenings at home, seeks female 18-24 who enjoys the same for possible long term relationship. SY 1134 OUTGOING singe while male 36 attractive oto sports country music camping midnight walks holding hand and thunderstorms. seeks attractive lad 25-36 with similar interests. SY 1135 GOOD LOOKING male 18. honest. se of humor, loves sports and going to th gym looking for af+ractive female 19-21 SY 1136 ATTRACTIVE male 38. enjoys all kinds o sports, camping, boating fishing, ver romantic. junking for attractive lady 28-4 must like co-iloren SY 1137 SINCERE affectionara gentleman. 47 enjoys dancing, travel. cottage lite. wale skiing seeks female 40-50 with simila interests and a few more. for long ter relationship. SY 1138 CUTE male 25 blonde blue eves 5'8 lit 'r .mor .F, seeks , im ,ema,p 'c CUddl with. enjoys ennis T i.slc trave- movies sk 'ng quiet evening and thunder stor^s SY 1139 COME SAIL AWAY ;r, 'he waves with me. 34 b,onde hair blue eyes, we- built seeks professional lady 20-30 preferably wits dark hair to joir me SY 1140 ARE YOU THE ONES : m. 6. have brow hair blue eyes erl< � golfing baseball horseback riding, seeks female 28-33 f romance. SY 1141 LOVER AT HEART r-5" 35 single looking for a lover with heart willing to trY rust about anything twice looking 'or love and romance call me SY 1142 SINGLE well built attractive male. 21. enjoys fine dining. horseback riding, and weekend getaways, seeks female. 19-24 with similar interests for lasting relationship. SY 1143 SINGLE white dad. late 30s. outgoing. good sense of humor. outdoorsy. likes dancing, romantic quiet evenings, sees slender. petite white single mom n 30's with same interests. SY 1144 BLUE EYED unattached male. 23, fit, active, outgoing, likes sports. outdoors. wining and dining, seeks white temaie. unattached. 20-25 with similar interest for fun and possible relationship SY 1145 SINGLE white male. 35, enjoys movies. f,ding my Harley and quiet evenings at home. seeks single white female 3C-35. slim, blonde and attractive who ertoys -he same. 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 log term fun. SY 1147 MALE mid 30's tall quiet separated, homebody, loves children, likes outdoors, music, seeks female in 3as for con"riort or relationship. SY 1148 ATHLETIC gentleman, 29, do you enjoy candlelight runners, movies and plays? sports events? weekend trips? we may have something worth sharing. SY 1149 CHRISTIAN man 45, seeks Christian woman, 30-40 who enjoys life, has a good sense of humor and quiet times at home. SY 1150 I'M looking for my female knight in shining angor, to come to my emotional rescue, between 20-30. SY 1151 HONEST hardworking athletic guy, 31,ho wenjoys fife and all it has to offer, seeks emale for possible relationship. SY 1152 SEPARATED, shy female. 40 yrs.. wh ilke-s outdoors camping dining. dancing s sports rninded seeks affectionate mal Y 35-45 with same interests SY 2025 BLONDE � iue eyed female. 27. enjoy rise ouldOc 'S country MUSIC, like e motorcycles. especia ly Harieys seek male 30-39 who enjoys the sarr:e S 2038 f FORTY-SEVEN yr old while female y widow interests are fine dining, muse 0 rock and roll, dancing, seeks gentlema 45-50 well established. SY 2052 SINCERE attractive single mom 33 r seeks honest, fit attractive single who r male. 33.38. who enjoys children m camping, outgoing. romantic evenings SY 2054 PETITE attractive blonde late 40 s eniov e c rG ^anc,rlq romar: C oven:,:s prefets 'au husky mer seeks establish outgoing e>rremely caring leggy bear. ' -ay rub ^'y 'ircers thrcugr, .. hair leave a message f you dare' SY 2081 YOUNG lady 31 wish-gg to see re!afiorShip filth s -sere workerg n gentleman 31-4C SY 2091 BRING A LITTLE s nst ine into my 'if or I female. 52 attractive enjoys campin seeking male 50-60 whc s sincere and fu loving. SY 2104 ATTRACTIVE established female 4 morrtgc,nc oersor illy enleys dancir travel. theatre, look:nc for ran. we established white male 44-55 SY 2112 CHRISTIAN mother 31. likes dancing romantic walks. conversation and having fun, seeks honesr caring trusting male worth similar interests SY 2119 ATTRACTIVE s-ngle mom. 33. great snese of humor run loving, who enjoys dancing, music movies romantic moments, seeks reale 3C -4C with similar interests. SY 2120 GREAT SENSE OF HUMOR, single white female. 36. working loves country musk;. travel dancing sociable drinker, seeks Singie white work, ng ma -e. similar interests. SY 2123 SPONTANEOUS. independent. full figured mom 38 nto cards dancing. fishing, camping seeks single white male. 37-50, who's sincere, patient. devotee. fun loving. good humored and family oriented. SY 2125 SINCERE, single white female. 39. 5'7", divorced, brunette enjoys walks, talks. dancing, country music. country drives, seeks warm affectionate while divorced male, 40-47 SY 2126 LADY, seeking man in his 50's, who enjoys singing, dancing. -I raveling and cottage life. I have seen your ad, please respond to mine. SY 2127 LOOKING for attractive single while male who is fun, musical, sensitive and doesn'commitment!shutter at the word commitment! I'm 27, divorced and spontaneous, P.S. do you know who Valdy is? SY 2128 HIGH SPIRITED, attractive female, highly aware, university grad, great sense of [tumor, seeks companionable male, 50+ with similar attributes, including a nice smile. SY 2129 ROMANTIC blue eY4d, blonde, seeks financially, emotionally stable companion 2335, mist be mature, responsible, loves country music, children and travel. SY 2131 SELF EMPLOYED professional single white female, non-smoker enjoys golfing, cycling, camping, seeks romantic single white male. 30-35, with similar interests. SY 2132 For persons 18 vears of age and filer. o CLASSY female. full figured. 40, varied , interests. seeks decent established male e 35-45. active, romantic. non-smoker. for possible long term relationship SY 2133 s OUTGOING. attractive single. slim. s working mom 35 enjoys music. the s outdoors gnor sense of humor seeking Y non smoking gentleman 35-45 for possible relationship Sr 2134 OUTGOING spontaneous. affectionate c. and caring divorced mother of 1, who has n a jot to give. is look ng for that special someone to give a to SY 2136 ATTRACTIVE --rgle white mom seek e attractr, f sing!5 slack ma e L5-35 "or f,,r times. danc;ng and possible romance must love children and be sincere SY 2137 S ESTABLISHED early 40's attract ve J .r . ^� ,..ere bra• rp er, -a-r!19 -ave! parr.. wear pec ant r,� oG Deer oli C 40-5C Sy 2 3P BLONDE �-A,R, o ue eyes unattachec Tema e 58- litres dinra. k ;arderir rock^� seeks ratlacner gentlemar r SC y wit'` similar rIerests no lorg term •a,ationshtp SY 2139 e' THIRTY SOMETHING smigle wn e g. fema,e .er atr,ract ve loves horses n dancing rpt'er skating dining and the country lite seeks gentleman with same 3 interests for companionship SY 2141 g A CONF'DENT aphvahng cats.^ m r 11 petite 1Pg _ i4 vith roommates uncer� the age c ' C m seeking a fit intelligent male. 30-35 ror a relationship SY 2142 FULL FIGURED 'emale. 35 sense c hurnour er ys : ^ rg cut Janc rg. movies and romance seeks compatible male who w 11 appreciate my special qualities SY 2143 ATTRACTIVE female. 21. 5 9- 120 lbs locking to, rr fate companion 25-30 who enjoys the uutdoors. travelling and fine dining SY 2- 44 TALL young mother, white. large frames erjoys caseball. broomball. fishing ane riding my Motorcycle. seeks honest, tau white. working family minded outdoors man with sim:iar interests. SY 2145 FULL FIGURED female. 35 unatiached likes camping, dancing. baseball. grave, seeks male 35-40. who s sincere, sensitive established. non-smoker/ drinker for long tern, relationship SY 2146 OUTGOING single mom. enjoys camping, fishing music. and quiet Iimes. very caring, affectionate and sensitive. seeking possible -Mr Right" who can offer the same. SY 2147 WANT TO GO ON SAFARI to the wilds of Northern Ontario, want to survive the jungle of the civilized city, strong man, 45- 55 required. SY 2148 LET ME LISTEN to your words of wisdom as we share a moment together, my friend, you are male 45.55, established; confident, self accepting, Wil! SV 2150 FUN LOVING woman in fabulous 40's, looking for gentleman same age or Syounger. to share laughs and good tinges. 2151 FUN LOVING single white female, 23, seeks single white male, 23-30 who loves dancing and has an outgoing, spontaneous, sincere personably. 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AM/FM Cass.. doth seats. remote tnjr* release. 4 speaker INCL: V6. auto., p.s., pb., air conditioning. AM/FM Cass., 7 pager, roof rack, floor mats. light INCL: 3.9L V6. 4 -speed, auto., rear flip seats. doth seats, ps., p.b., rear step INCL Auto. transmission, p.s., p.b., corsets. vanity minors, floor mats, air INCL: Power brakes. 4 cylinder, doth system. driver air bag. air condition. b ■W more SOL sASM. group. dual horns, storage drawer. plus more. Silk. #T825.4 bumper, delay wipers fi more. T sT8253. condtioniN, dual horns, It package, 4 speaker system & more. $tic. sS8544. buckets, dual mirrors and more. Stk. sCT8525. LEAW E$22$9° $27974 ;2?974 17192 ;� 151 = �A s � PER MOM t UMaE tea teorrrtf 1992 99 1 992 CHRYSLER ACCLAIM 4 DR. COLT 1 00E 2 DR. LE 4 DRe SE WAGON IMPERIAL 4 DR. INCL: 3.3L V-6. ''ne automatic, power staerirrp• Power brakes, Power windows, NCL V43 ertpirre, aulonrslic trartarireiort, INCL: V-6 an automatic. power stw ft power brakes. Power door baa. NCL: 2.5L engine, auto., ps., pb., air cord., tik, cruise. buckets, console. AM/FM cassepe, p. mirrors, tit,d glass, NCL: 4 cybWer, aubmalc transmission, AWFM -asset,, colh buckets, defroster P� door baa, air conrdiliainrp, tat, cruise. AM/FM cassette, ws.w., cloth 50150 split seats. storape console. P. power steering, power brakes, 7- passenger smOng, tilt, cruise: AWFN cssset,. heavy (* suspension. roof power mirrors, power windows, power seats. hww seats, electronic package. elecrark Control a'e suspertsiort, wme remote Trunk release, plus more. Befrro 1 of factory we may allrai. SOL sP3830. & more. Balance of factory warranty avallpble. Slk #P3757. mime. plus many extras. Balance of factory warranty amiable. SdL 4P36'd8. rack, air �w" fl rare. Balance d isctay wanarMr�. amiable. SIL #P3N wheels and marry extras. Balance of fedor�r wanantar avaieble. Stk 3P3702. p tfl�9 995 ,196 � t >w.�6 995,131, � � 13111 $Z79, �, � _ _ -* >w.19 666�119,� - - SALE PRICED A litPLYMOUTH fILLAGE AJAX LTDO SERVICE OPEN ALL CHRYSLERDAY SATURDAY ' 9 HARWOOD AVE. (North of 401) 683=5358 AND EVERY NIGHT . pasec o- S' ^^^ pc.v- --_ 3eF p _s 'ai _ + c., ^ c 7_ . _.. _ ._ -cs' c' ^-'row ^ tj c -c Tc 3 ,cs' o' Ca- 3'? 5'- Gay^ <^'s paste _ S' .3s^ ore a - C_3 "3C_ pS'37 d^d cF^sP. OYef b� ^'O�Ihs 'Q � sd�e pr�ce5 ^ 3'e !alp - 3:c c„ -s "f' y^'. .. '37 „ N ga: e."a _E .i se -x os rased C^ �. Key :-3:% �'= d "31 _ :. __ __ _., F: --sc<E. a='PC h^F'e 3cC .ap F .S �„� t�^ per year 's' ^'O ddti'^F^' SP: _r 'y CeDC51 !d1F, 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help 120 Office Help PLANT MANAGER Uniflex Hose Corporation a leading manufacturer and marketer of industrial hose is looking for an energetic and dynamic industrial engineer to fill the newly created roll of Plant Manager. Your must be familiar with and able to implement ISO 9000, WHMIS and methods improvements in a small job shop operation. In this role you will report to the Branch Manager and supervise 15 people. If you are a graduate of a recognized university or college, have at least 5 years supervisory experience in a manufacturing environment and want to get in on the ground floor of a growing business send your resume to: i UnimflexHose Corporation Division of Uniflex Industrial Hose Corporation 119 Consumers Road, Whitby, Ontario L1 N 1 C4 (Only those applicants selected for an Interview will be contacted) Gus Bruwn Pontiac 1201 Buick Lid. Dundas St. E. WHITBY VERY BUSY GENERAL MOTORS DEALERSHIP Looking for experienced Business Manager. Only those with experience need apply. Contact Gerald Thornton at WORK AVAILABLE NOW! people needed immediately for movie extra work, television ads, voice ovens, magazine ads, hair shows, documentaries, etc, Wehave hooked over 5,000 paying assignments last year. We guarantee work, you don't have to have expenence. We are looking br males and females, babies, teens. people of all ages. We have our people in TV ads such as: Huggies. Dig 7-Up, Chevy Tnxd4 Visa, Amercan Express, etc., etc - Willes such as: Cocktail, $tfeet Legal, Top Cops, Sea of Love, Ice Princess, Prom Night 3 8 4, Road b Avonlea and o'er 300 more! No courses to take. : Call 404-0277 for a000intment MODELS NEEDED FaMbAMIM EAM EEXTM INCOM Trawl toNM etxRing f Wk Wm Cal for Cons tion -430-5713 CRUISE SHP JOBS Elim $300-$800 w••il y, Yew round positioner Hili ffurVworttsn. Free roonvbowd• VVII train. CALL 14MO-737-7887 EXT. 0100 24 HRS. EAM UP TO $349.WAVGelk to assemble Christmas and holiday decorations year found, at home. Work avadabie across Canada. For more ini send a self-addressed stamped envelope to The Words Magic CMletmas - 130 Slater SL Sle. 750 est. 221. Ottra. Ontafo, K1P6E2. HELP WANTED lExpKiwMillid fe61d41t� OWN * n Ove swer- Bring resume b 1095 0ewnwe Rd. -A Name 8:30-10:00 arm. squired for 51 unit High We in Bowmarnie. kW foro9f5rsdor semi good Health aid will exPariar>oe- $1.496 momhly. Avail. Aug. 15th Orman i Cad423-4172, PHOTOGRAPHER WF pin Mets has imm. full time VIrpn�^ environnleMt.,,E,xAp.. not hal u nec. but Cad Kam M 430= on Minn. -Fri. DEMONSTRATORS need . for mepr dope tmsru stores. Pidk- ering/Sca►obaoughlOshawa area. $500-700 weekly verifiable. CAN 416.891.7534. (TF) PICKER= Company has an "adists opening for pundus- ig assistant. The person ap- plying should hew purchasing experience and a working knowledge of computers. Please contact Reber BsIr Mon -Fri. 8 am. -5 p-nL 427- 2000. (06779 HOW Swat Hoar - eam rtttw M tight from boor, I old and I need help in my growing business. kroarrr pow" Is unfmt9ed. Fuel training provided 416 9860542- (083093) EARN s453.161eeekly as""$- b6V Well produces hoeri 6311791 nMerern 1 78C. 24 M. recording. (07180 CLERLIYPIST - busy oIII re- quires a r.sponns-,- itdivil" with nmlkmimum 2-3 years ex- AppBeanls must Poottss abate agrt¢atim skis, wok well un- der p-sum6 aptitude, haw rrt hands on cotpesr apeeiernoe std able w cormaatice" alfabrty ret to Pubes THas POGNM is pet tkmr 20 hit. per WDM. Send no" by June 30 to Region Supervisor. Imrestos Group. 218-1614 Dundas St. E., WN". One. LIN BY9. M62MM 120 office Hop IF you we single or a sit" prat or separated at d icrced with three years work ==: yo+ � my f0 Itnancial arsistarnoe or I you ane over 45 and have lederly been laid oft, you MW *Aft for train- ing assistance. DIP/CERT, Lotus, WordpeAed. Orbital word accw bedl, . auwoed. varum. pagsmslw, rHaamrrvmarrd.. and System Mnllyis� f. Cabot Pasch and C, Yack*nh Ouank Exprees. and Musinesor. Durham Business Computer College, 427.3010. (TF) Part-time french speaking inventory and order taking clerk. Must be comfortable working with a computer. Call 837-5187 130 Sales Help/ Aqents 130 sales Halo Agents SALES Personneeded, full or part time. must have direct marketing experience, willing 10 work evenings and weekends. Commission position in heating and air conditioning industry. Some indsutry knowledge an asset. Call Greg, 655.5560. SELL IT NOW CALL 576-9335 or 798-7672 ADVERTISING SALES We are presently accepting applications for an Advertising Sales Representative. This career - oriented position offers a comprehensive salary, commission, car allowance and benefit package. The successful candidate will be self- disciplined, goal -oriented - previous advertising sales experience is preferred but not required. Interested Candidates should forward their resume/application to: Ajax -Pickering 130 Commercial Ave. Ala x, Ont L1 S 2H5 SALES REP Doors & Overhead Doors Commercial & Residential Salary, Comm., Bonus Exclusive Territory - Ajax/Pickering. Fax resume, salary history and expectation with references to 416-670-3400 Attention: M. Boni 210 Flea Market CONTENTS - dining room suite, couch and waterbeds. Pull out couch and chair. Call 427-6616. (063093) DRYER - full size. working condition. $100. (Call 839-9755- 220 Articl Sae HUGE CONTENT SALE Of maty houses from fumttre (some mli¢les) to tcd5. 31 BARR RD., AJAX NE coma of Wesiney Rd. s. i Bar Rd. TUES. - SAT., 10:304:00 P.Y. 492.3751 FOR SALE 8 WAN rEO Lawn mower in good condition, guaranl od" Also repair trade. Buy. $10 paid for gas lawn mower, any condition, fro6 pN & delivery. CALL MIKE 420-5137 AJAX a,tlkenng Apprances - no reasonable offer refused, fully guaranteed. Reconditioned appianc es. Come mu*s is a deal 427-6784. 467 Westney Rd. S. Alax (T;-) OAKPII4E PURNITURE. Why pay retail pr,ceS? One of Ontario's oldest and largest manufacturers s now selling direct to the public. Eg. 5ook table with Ulu art and 4 Windsor chairs. $799 - 8' oak double pedestal dile ext. and 6 chairs, $1429- Cannonbal beds. 5299. Over 20 stain duces - ar solid no veneers - Traditional Woodworking, 416-985-8774. (TF) CARPET ,!ave several 1000 w yards or neStanmaster and 100% nylon Carpet. 11 carpet yourliving room and hall for 5360. Pince includes carpe. pad and installation. -30 yards-. Sri". (416) 287.50-2. (TF) 135 Skilled Help 135 skilled HeIP grrey a . «ch 9uose.ssis. chair. rocker. oafee table. two end tables. 51600. Phone 432 - CLASS 'A' MECHANIC WANTED Very Busy Chrysler Dealer Excellent Benefit package Best Wages in Ontario Chrysler Experience an asset Taking Pride in Job Excellence a must Call Dave 683-5358 HEA711040 and Air Condtionveg subconaackm ►e4 • Natural gas. 01 a propane lieoreses an asset. Must haveand own experience 656.96eD. M62MM d Greg. NEED - 3D Class AZ Drivers C441wy. 3 years eoperiernoe. I.C.C. rtrdicaL Cal 725-324. 160 waw Una" namq rpred for 8 Imam Ove bbaabbyppoolyy fuel firs 7dsia ReuFFirch a31- NANNY live Carl for two children apes 4 12 and friar. English speaking, non smoker, rNerenceer Please cal 619. 0629. (0112790 Ni MW*IOUSEKEEPEN - File out or In in. For an 11 moth aid. 4 days per week- Rdaen� ties inquired. Call 837-0915. 1Care 65 Available EXPERIENCED child care provided, hull or pat bits. Any Z, locsion: Westtry Rd1•iwy Car 6868416 (083090 DAYCARE available in my hone, smoke fns environment, las of TLC. Rupe badward to play in, babies welcome and taI i, avatablr. Ful ti mst or summer, Whites Rd. and Foxhollow. Call 420-0206. CaIre 165 �va,1 as Ful lime daycao avaMbb tie 1 - 1 1/2 year old girt as playmtM for 16 mold aid Of. mmsmoking hoar Wssatsyr Rldrie 427-9258. (062990 RELIABLE daycare in my we knctes, Will & . aarlR story tint and TLC. Whislslice Be* Cal Barb at 837,2389. DAYCARE aperlenhed tntmed proteaskmai. G"11" area. dose w rdhoole *Fulyraet time and sura mr hews avaNdAL Lunches and snadta provided. 831-5300. (0830931 210 Flea market Ho"ovinINSro OM tw" duty washer/dryer, 11350 for bath. Woods freezer. 14 cubic fL, sloo. 831-1938. (082790 MOWNG - baby furnkure f0 reale, ale, high chit, aadng and side and newly more. Al less chart one year old. High quality. Cal 427-8956. (063093) COURTICE Flee Market has in- side wndon space an special at 12 pride starting from $120 for your fist moth Open Saturday and Sunday. Also FREE spas available for antique, collec- tblse and jlrtk verdas Cour- the Rd. all 401. 4kns. cart of Oshsra 4361004. (0701 SM 7278.(062993) PATIO door (Drand new). 5 5399. 6' $499. 8' 5599 Brown or while, call 416.433.1738 "- Noon and 8 p.rm (062793) JOE'S Industrial ware a Wipers Cloth wipers. new and used shop Coats. uteri dothng, new clothing for the wlldle tarry. Bear tfe recession, Iess than 1i 2 price. 610 Bayy E.. Ajax. Hours. 9 a.m-6 p -m. Saturdays, 9 a rrt_-5 p.m. 427-2669. (TF) FISH and chip truck. tied fryers, 4 baskets, grill. refrigerator. slovetoven, 3 sinks. two large serving windows, best offer over $5000. (416) 372-5268. 220 Articles For Sale AIR con., 12,000 BTU. new, still in box, paid $1150, asking $700 o.b.o. 1985 Chevette, excellent condition. certified. $800 o.b.o. 579-0135. (062993) 230 Articles 260 Arts & Crafts CRAFT Show and Sale, vendors wanted. We hope to have the biggest, best advertised, best at- tended craft show in Durham Region. Oct. 23-24. Oshawa Civic Auditorium. For information. 434-5531. (062993) Wanted WANTED - stoves. f• dge5. 2$0 Lost a Found washer and dryers, working or not. Also wanted, pkituc truck FOUND - gold Cross With Chair_ (newer than 1978). Call Found in Exeter Park on May 1. Pickering. 420.8833. (TFALL) 1993. Please Call to identify, FURNITURE Pre 1950's. Any. 668-9332.(062793) !hang Old. 9Milk battles. 290 pets -Supplies - marbles. piths. ativenising, toys . y decoys, sporting. old post cards. Boarding od china dolls, docks- etc. Cas SHELTIE o.oce�. sate err_ 416-655.8049. (071793) wn tit. moms ra sed. CKC CHAIR with motorized lifting reg;stered. !:rst shots. •mechanism required for senior dewormed, tattooed, very citizen. Must be in excellent healthy. :ule and fluffy, Only condition. 434-5780. (062993) $450. Call Shirley at 427-0759. WANTED - used TV's. VCR's. () stereos. working or not. Cash THE Annnal Guardian Sotxry pad. Call 420.3849. (062793) (TAGS). a non profit volunteer organization has for adoption 250 Garage/Yard -any dogs. cats, kittens to Sales •esponsUie homes only. unable !0 make a oerma^ent sees's JOE S ^iter al Na•e 3 'I've's 'O� m rtmgrt� Pease ^cane Bay your own used clothes for aoout our foster care program. $1 abag' Every Saturday Rain- All donations greatly dare the following Saturday 610 appreaared. Call 26 -3 -TAGS or aayty E Ajax, 9 a m -4 30 D.m. A)ax.Pickt ng, 420-1567 or a31-0645. (063093) 260 Arts a crafts FOR sate :ara-C . e- a -r m, oulds. Care K,in Moo*' •.a't Fiasco F+ooO Fan. 2 SpseC over 50 moulds. over 75 inside stand -or kin over 60 assorted glazes. And many others. Best ober, car a31-9764. (0627931 OSHAWA =yea Make: - Celebratng our 13th year. Spe- czal low 'arse for new vendors inside. :sty and Aug• 530 Der week Outs -do from $15 Call Ken. 683-5290 '0629931 STAINED Gass and Craft Say. Sunday --nit 27!h, 8 &-t-8 P M. Ran or shine. 6 Cecar St. A,ax W.II also take orders. icy Jewwl. ausness number 427. 5284 '062793) Automobiles 300 For Sale TEAM OBEDIENCE - next cti sits 1puocy and novice) starting .may 22 and 24 Evening and Saturday glasses ava.labli small cram" guaranteed. Car 430-0025. (070193) GOATS - 150 purebred registered Angora goaaa. many Royal Oliver Fair vnrners. buy one or all. 416-344-73' 7 or 7051 924.3287 (0627931 DOG grooming business f , S". Call evenings. 686-1 r (062793) DONT -raw your dog waste into aro •; sres, use the ^er Doggy -^.00ley inground Cog Waste Septic sy-vir , .NOW AVAILABLE DOGGIE DOO SHOVEL 723.5413 or 434-8782. gam - 90m'. 1& PV ;�=) 300 Automobiles For Sale 1988 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SE Ene•Mtlt candMkltt, AIC, pia•, prier, p -b, brit P- settee. AWFM eaeeNM, WNW w/g9 Interior, new, (if8d8, vN4 111ai1hilM C diad. VAS or best dist. Sow" - new Dryers. Fridges L� A3A OW Stories -new and ntcrordtionod. '��7VVJ`*f7 SM and w for ncaneitiofhrd washers, $175 and up for taxon- Right jam; Ctrs 1 1994 Renault Fuego, 2.21., 5 dtion.d dryers. 1175 and up toLND b �) speed. 90.531 kms., portable reconditioned fridges and SW+pwtld anwm radio, two sits stoves. Also coin operated85 - S at 4 ties, rolled screen -sour in - washer and dryers. side trunk. $16(X). 668-6070. Stephenson's Furniture and Appliances, 227 Court St.,t f' t (070290 Oshawa. 576.7448. (TFALL) , 686=75 1f�9ufcJk RegalLimited, 4 door. 3JI. V6, loaded. new two EVANA Top Soil - screened and.1 lone paint, only 100.000 kns shraddsd.Triplet mie. brick send. original. Immaculate car used raik- tires. Also cedar 1MO Honda Accord Ext. 5 tMoughout. $2495 osnifed Car and other nursery stock avai speed. air. cassette, asking able at discount priors- paving $5995 o.b.o. Must set. 0 427-9722 anytinrk Russ. Open Sunday, 3 more nice cars to atoms. Car 4301733 or even- John at 5604BB2. OU -13) chose from Bp Town Sales N" 42&2870• (062593) /9M Volkswagen Fera. two door, (062490 ABI conditioner. 10.000 BTU. 4 spMd nary. new fires. noir LEASE 10 own vehicles. 1984 h&,N�� a" folienirsd. s. cr54600 ob.o. 1905.11345 down. no merest no SM 619-0139. M62990 credit dhadul 725-1968 or 606 PIANOS/GRANDFATHER 1947 Mustang LX, 2.3L, 5 74280686.37/5•(070193) docks - Pians. rut to own. apt. speed. aacMlent condition. Inv size, upright, grand, digital, fm cassette stereo, pulse Automobiles 5 keyboards. CLOCKS - free sell- naw exhaust. 125,000 wanted delvery and set up. Call Telep kms., asking 112000 oortHied. and take advaraee of our low Car 683.8W M6279M FAST CASK - REE TOW prices on all stock. Brat prices 1999 Olds Cierra Brougham, D&B Towing Offers top akeayiel 433.1491. (TFALL) one owner. two door. auto. ps.. CWWS for your sc ap kali t10WNG- one saNOOak kitchen job., air, am/fm stereo, or truCkS• AM cash for table, 62x42 w/chains, one throughout drivable vehicles. 7 dining roan set, two queen size $3095 certified. 3 more nice cws bode - ons brass er, Ove w choose tCal 427-9722 daystwifek. thmsemwildres (did oak artonainrmnernt orrw, -aim-- Russ. Open Sunday- .146-73" B Town Sales. M6279M two children's bods twdresser. 9 427.7201. (002790 t9M Buick Regal Ltd.. 4 doll. Trucks For GARDEN style patio door, 1150 vuise. M air. white, blue roof, blue irorfoir 1 Sale velour o.b.o. Call 606-5409. 90830@3) � exceNerm condition. 530W 0.0.0. MOVING - appliances. fridge 404-9594. (o62793) 1995 Toyota pickup 4x4, 100,000 kms, on motor, now (large). $150; washer, 6175; dryer 6125 a 5400 to all 3- /994 Cavalier Type 10.5 speed. )tont. 2- suspension bit. rim, by Sunday. now chitin and brakes. Nord( DelvaW / miter body work. Buns well Ove �� h grey interior.mint t�500 Car Cal 6 7351' MUM is $1000 o.b-o. Call 819-0430. 8869403. (070193) PAGE 28 -TAE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 2S. 19" GIANT STREET SALES BARNES, ANGUS, DOBSON DRS., AJAX SAT., JUNE 26, 8 A.M. - 4 P.M. Items include: clothes, bureau wall unit, window air conditioners, kitchen dint. Hundreds of VHS movies. Call Marty Streeter for details and directions 683-8542 GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE Sat. & Sun., June 26 6 27, 8 am. - 4 p.m. 52 Simms Dr., Ajax Featuring a "1939 Rolls Royce Limousine." Plus antiques and collectibles. China, lamps, paintings and prints galore, furniture, linens, books, flower arrangements and much more. HUGE GARAGE SALE SAT. rS SUN., JUNE 26 b 27, 8 A.M. -1 P.M. 1865 Cricket Lane, Pickering (Whltes/Strouds) Rain or Shine. GARAGE SALE LOTS OF BARGAINS 1250 Maple Ridge Dr., Pickering Mixie/Flinch area) Saturdav, June 26.9 a m. - 3 p.m. 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE SAT.. JUNE 26. 8 A.M. - 3 P.M. Rain date: Sun.. June 27 43 Farrow Cres. (Parks/Lake Driveway) Furniture, collectibles. gems. diving gea-. etc. OPEN HOUSE -Kid's rear Baby to Adult sizes. Afoot Nem* 50 - 70% off SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 10 A.AL - 2 P.Y. �Ak MASTERCARD, CASK. 1002 CLOUDBERRY Cr. (DooEA)uNSARtON) 330 Trailers 17* Travel Tra,er 1972. rwo way Indge. stow, lorlet, turance, sleeps 2 adults. 2 children, 1111500 6_96.1589 (06 2793) CITATION 35 h. Twin TipOuts. two bWroon6, full bathroom, many etrtras. $11,000. To vow. tali Paul aper 6 P.M. 416.724- 4362. (TF) MOUSE trailer 25 it. skteps 6 complete with trrdge, stow. furnace, full bash 8 shower, like new. Asking $6200 Asking $6200. 509.0@66. (070293) 340 Aub Parts b RepairsNor Else Cass Painted $50.00 plus materials 683-2977 355 motes NISURAfICE, open 9-411l by appointment. Monday to Saturday Motorcycle, Auto and wry oarpsitim property rams. Over 20 yam eriparionco. 427-3595. pr250M Cal 365 Marine 29.4FT Criss Craft Cabin Cruiser, 327 Chevy motor, *beeps 6, .1 gaWy. cal 72B40M(06290 25 ft. wooden Cabin Cruiser, 350 ergine. $500. o b o. Two Hobbard cash spellers. $100. Phone 723.0619. (062793) 1987 Peterborough 250 Co mulmdm Port Parry Marna, In water, 230 OMC Cobra - head, trim taps, stereo, microwave, fridge. swill dapdn ..ON sero PMP., any extras. Exca" condition. $22,900. 011.0. Call 428.6477. (062590 If 112 It. Tanner w bow for trailer. Great condition. must Sell. Best offer. 579-9200. 365 Marine 1988 Peterboro 17 1/2 1t. Bowrder, 130 1.0. MWC. ergine• red and wMle. Cusecin eadw. lioorntl cover, radio, euceawrt condition. $11.OW after 6 p.m. 265-2672. (070193) 400 Apartments For Rent CEN, RAL OSHAWA Clean, mar %M one bedroom and batched Of spertmentsupper dry bwkyard, parking are storage. =575 rid sm Inclusive, available AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT CALL NOW Reelly large 1 & 2 bdnn. Spit.. excellent Oshawa- Whift n6. Rent for Available ww. CALL 432.9127 WHY ROM IIBh $4.700 doan you tet a /lit vockut. 1200 $4 Lt•, berm,1 t/2 baste, boat con qt OM to 00, 401, cape taela am MIL Jug !IMA John macwwk PA MM R Rsiy Ltd am 3300. AJAX - Oxford To - . two .d 1, n in quiet building. Close to I oppiru9, 401 and Go. Rom $802. Avalloble Aug. 1. Call 428.7260 until 7:30 p.m. MMISM PICIOFla11G L%Wpod*fwy 2 - 1 bdrm berrN apL 6 Wpiarl newly roma w ad, steps to 00 i Pickering Mal, avail. July 1, OW Includes twlse 4 cable. Cal 420.5147. (082593) AVAILABLE Irrnediamly In Whitby apartment building. Spacious, carpeted. newly panted apartrett with bairorty. close to bus, shopping. All utilities included. No pets. Iwo bedroom $680. Call 8865173 or 430-0134. (TF) GARAGE SALE S&L, June 26,8:30 am. - 4 P.M. Rain date: Sun., 27 1684 Beata! Way (Brock Rd. N of Finch off Major Oaks, Pickering) New and used, something for everyone. GIANT STREET SALE Sal., June 26. Starts at 9 a.m. Fisher Crest in WOO" Heights Be there for the bargains! Rain date: Sunday GARAGE SALE Sat, June 26, 10 am. - 4 pm. 1637 Geta Circle, Pickering Brock Rd. & Pickering Parkway Tables books. clohles. 4pevvri m Bre-brat. Lots d bwoiti5! 16 FAMILY STREET SALE ASHFORD DRIVE Sat-, June 26, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Good bargains, great deals. STREET SALE BROOKSHIRE SQUARE, FAIRPORTIGLENANIW SAT JUNE 26,810 A.M. - 3 PX NC. bikes, kids' cloties. ANNUAL STREET SALE MEADOWLANE CRES. North on DI de from Finch Saturday, June 26, 8 a.m. -1 pm. Rain or shine. GARAGE SALE 28!30 BLACKBURN CRES. (Harwood/Gardineq) Sat., June 26, 9 am. - 3 pm. Baby items, crafts and more. GARAGE SALE SAT., JUNE 26, 8 A.M. - 4 P.M. 156 LARGE CRES., AJAX Organ. toys. TV, ping pong, misc. GARAGE SALE Sat., June 26,9am. -2pm. 1485 Fieldlight Blvd., Pickering Oak drafting table, 4 drawer filing cabinet, computer, TV, drapes, and sewing machine. YARD SALE Sat., June 26, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. Rain date: Sun., June 27 9 Oak St, Alex - - Harwood E.of 401. Cheap, cheap! WILLIAM PEAK CO-OPERATIVE 2nd ANNUAL STREET SALE Sat., June 26, 9 am. - 3 p.m. 1990 Whites Rd., Pickering 141 Housing Units GARAGENOVING SALE Sat. 6 Sun., June 26 & 27 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. 1244 Ilona Park Dr., Pickering MULTI -FAMILY STREET SALE Sat, June 26, 8 a.m. - 2 pm. Rain date: June 27 Amberles Rd. 8 High view Rd. (off Whites)., Pick Huge Selection! Fumiture, housewares, crafts, collectibles, kids' stuff b more. GARAGE SALE 1206 Madonna Ct. (Enclaves) June 26, 8 a.m. Baby/kids' clothes, toys, books and more GARAGE SALE ZO at 23 COE DR. SAT., JUNE 26. 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. Rain bate: Sunday GARAGE SALE Sunday, June 27, 9 a.m. 1745 Sprucehill Rd, Pickering Doors, furniture and many mon assorted Items. 4 FAMILY GARAGE SALE Sat. If Sun., June 26 and 27 1579 Summergrove Cres. Household items, carpenter's tools, hockey cards, etc. MOVING SALE Sat., June 26th, 9 am. 2116 Theoden CL (Brock/Major Oaks) 400+ albums, sports equipment, hot tub, games, clothing. MOVING/GARAGE SALE 22 Carnelly Cres, Ajax (WestneylRavenscroft) Sat, June 26, 9 am. - 3 p.m. Bdrm. set, toys, bikes, baby & household items. LARGE YARD AND BAKE SALE SAT, JUNE 26, 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. 3800 ANDERSON ST. N., WHITBY (between Roseland i Taunton) Large yard and bake sale - something for everyone. 2 FAMILY GARAGE SALE 1535 8 1538 Eaglevlew Dr., Pickering Sat., June 26, 8 a.m. - 2 D.M. GIGANTIC YARD SALE 1261 Abbey Rd. (Encloves/Pirkii Liverpool N. or Fetch) SaL, June 26, 8 -2 p rL Combining 2 households no 1. Barbecue, fumibrre, collectibles. To Advertise Your Yard Sate aI I 683-51 y O 400 ApaF'�` 400 "� � 400 Apartments NON LUXURY SUITES AT THE LAKE • Superior 2-bdrm. suites • Lake views still avallabie Balconies -5 appliances - En suite laundry • 2 baths (incl. master en suite) • Individual en suite heating/air conditioning units • Underground parking • On -sive security • On-site maintenance • Pariang included $970,00 to $1,570 PER MONTH PLEASE CALL (AJA)Q 90111"110MTDI 427-0363 OR 861-1000 'ONE MONTH'S FREE RENT 77 &33 FALBY COURT Two bedroom apartments lnln, family. building. �.. laundry tackles and undergiround parking included. $743.00. 68644 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Limited time offer AJAX - Whey 412 one Ppd-swrww fibbed. saparab eminence, 4 port bath. laundry, parking, non smoker, $550 kckmly . 618.3548. MOM PICKS; O - bright rolsed one bedroom plus den basement apamrerr. Walk to lake. own laundry. sus couple or single. $700 morrhly. Available Aug. 1. 420.5713. (070193) PICKEMM aeaeaniva baths. laundry room an main Ibor. handy room with 6raplaa, wal out deck. ran smakirtg, no Pals. long tarn Isiae 111 1 . $1300 nonity. first and qct. AwAsbia July 1. Call 416.347- 7313 or 428-5710 leave message. 08204 TWO bedroom basement apartment, south Oshawa, laundry. cable, udom included. avalebleJuly 1. No firWina. Cal 579-4019.(070193) AJAX - roomy basement apanmrx. two loge bedroorme, must renovated and decorated. Insulated ceilings, separate arinp area. Appliances, avail- able July 1. Lynne. 428A788. CENTRAL Whitby - one bedroom and two bedroom apartment for rent, large backyard.ar yhoSchools rind npeWK shopping, and $700. mertstlyhewcall 130-SB20. (062990 CLEAN two bedroom basemen, SOW per mond plus u1ANbes. Walkout. Phar See -O 33 alter 5 pin. (07010% • one beaemrrr apartment, wale out. $495 plue 113 utikw& Can 506- 3413.!061993) AJAX - WestneyA4wy 62 - are bedroom basement apainforr, separate entrance, utilities included, laundry facilities. Please can 427-0700. (070793) BACHELOR basement span w , hill bathroom privab entrance. Gienanna start. $525 per month. Please call 831- 6147. (063093) ROUGE River - large two bedroom basement apartment on quiet street, near Go. double driveway. $760 per month. Available Aug. 1. Can 839.5229 or 502-5930. (063093) AJAX - large one bedroom basement apammem ora_. civ., laundry. separate enaanoe horn garage, 4 poe. beth, access to Poole, all uteles Included. SnobLeta' preferred. $625 morahly. Call 427-9082. 11 1 1 -83) SOUTH Ajax - beautiful these bedroomhone With IOA view, f� roc room. 5 appMa . garage, $1150 plus UAN(ss. Call 4211- 6794. 2116794. fog► LARGE two bedroom in Coborrr, $528 plus utilities. Aveleble now. Telephone 416- 3"-7317.06270M BACHELOR apartment available, Wry St. N. Soft contained, $435 includes utilities, parking. 688.9153. AJAX South, bright one bedroorn boseme nt sprt ant. separate entrance, 4 pce. bathroom, parking, shared laundry, $575 inclusive. First and lest. Suit turio non smoker. Available July 1. 426-3457. (0930931 AJAX large one bdrm tent apt., eat in kitchen, separate entrance, parking, laundry, CIO" to amenkies, non-smoker, no pets. Sommwo nous" Avail. July 1. Call 427-1795. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - In Oshawa 639 Cubert St. 2 bedrooms, $650 per month knoluslve. Fitt and hon required. Close 10 bus and shopping. No nett. CON +88.5173. (072293) mea.,.-) 400 Apartments For Rent WHITBY Go - 1 bedroom barer apt. large living/dining, storage. eat -in kitchen. appliances. larpe bedroom, 4 pr:. batt. laundry. utilities included $585. avail. imm. Call 416-283-6222. (06250 PICKERING - one bedroom apartment. appliances, ciao to all amenities. $550 monthly Inclusive. Can 686-8905. (0625931 400 Apartments400 Ap rtments For Rent per p 2111- Othiwa Carne, h" and hyd0 WHITBY - be, bedroom p Amen Mule July 1. 5559 er included. no pets, non smoker, month. call 666-9szs arhx 5 available July 1 $625 fist and p.m. or leave message. Last. CAN 404-01". (062993) eea7eda 304 Simcoe S. Ore bedroom CENTRAL Medley - spacious apanmem for rem in older apart- twoment OedlOOrn DW den nwn ci 0$42plus quiet buildlg upper duplex. $875 hydro. Available iediayly. Included laundry . and pork - hydro. CallSteven.571-9.M62WM ane ncluded. Available 322 irsredialely. 283.2871 or 283- PICKERING Village - cozy one 4125. (0701 9M LARGE ore bedroom basementbedroom iv bwmen of century PICKERING Village - two apartment owp« morgan. CON lnormn.. Privet. entrance, trgpe, bedroom main floor of house. days. 436-0704 or evenings stove, microwave, air con.- W" drwV room, cable, yard. 860, wit large and 728218!. (070190 s'n9le large eat -in kitchen, 5 non smoker. s475 as indusiw. „pp6ar,� ale eon., patkM AJAX -wry attractive three calf 4270435. (062993) $775 + mess Call 509-9209 K bedroom main floor, well rreixaned. and decorated. 5 OSHAWA - bright canny two Appliances. storage shed, bedroom in apartment building Private fernced yard with in- on quiet street. Easy 401 access ground pool, close to all and dry bus route. $689 all arrenklse on a quiet stress se50. Utob" and pwkinp Inck+ded• inclusive. Available Aug. 1. Call Cal 433.0677. 063M 427-7409. MW79M ROSEBANKPickering quiet QUIET main floor of house. hone 1 grpe bedroom bell*. downtown Oshawa. Fridge, Ment apartment, sauna, skme, washer, dye fireplace, wet bar, drapes. air.ore or caw nr seperate.entrance, garage, sae adults. sun Firmsta .i. $W49 glee available. July 3rd 5600 per hydra CON 4367442. (0'70193) month. 509-1795 eve. WHITBY - one and Iwo betMo--ends, 932-4016 days apartment, close to all (06250M - amenities, $485 and $595 AVAILABLE Immediately in m eddy respKdv*. including Whitby apartment building. Lethal and prkkW Cal els• bachelor apartment with 1171. (0825" balcony. newly panted and OS ` MAWA -two bedroomCarpeted. clwe to bus and >P a. dose to cidwroosir ahapplrg 110 pills. F'tsvgst Inclfriuded. stove. hear hydro 666-6173.(07220 monthly. CIN $600 monthly. 434-6311. BAYLY and Liverpool - one HARWOOWBAYLY - available largebedromaperinei above Jure 1. Spacious two bedroom growl wsdows, tide separate basoor coin entrance, parking. cable, � $500 Pisperi rio no laundry all inclusive. $600. smokeseparate entrance, � no pWA.Arae 831- rs, fridpslabve included. Cal 428 ) 9749.062793) PICKET ING - Llverpool and WHITBY Go. three bedroom Be*, large two - - n "rn bass- aprmrr in quit &dole tripirk, 'rer't'ewb-%L $700 Inclusive. broodlppmed 111trougktut. largir On bus roue, neer Pidwing backyard, two entrance*, Town Cents ale Go cation and parking, $725 plus partial 8r lake. CON 07-2410 or 420- ut ildia, Avel" July 1. Cal 4155. (070190 571-1820. (062990 JUST renovated. two bedroo WHITBY - one bsdroan $525. went apartment In quiet Two bedroom, 5800. per more hone. utalse. parking and plot hydro. Fkatllest required. PdlvsM oreance Included. FIM pillow days 7254911 or even- arnd • sm mot". kqt 48&4014. ip71e931 No polls, Call 434- - IPI¢•>Xrl,•�• �«..`.-r 427-0622 evenings. (071893) CUTE and oozy two bedroom basement apartment. trbdge, stove included. Available Oall incluslim. tte are& App. ly 52 Vancouver Cin., s4►p or Coll 430-1071. P42MM BRAND new 1250 sqA Ill two bedroom! cental locus-, kitchen and 111ift waft hugeeeAO MWMMWMky. 4 app1raw, yard. $795 all inclusive. Cal 430.418. 0820" PICKERING - large deluxe wruten. ba of natural %K fwGPk oe, 4 appliances. o*r - air, wG own erlMatn, Mur be seen. AN ncinekm Cal John or Tina, 509-0919. AvW bis Aug. I. (06299 PICKENNG - large room or shared aCcomodstion in nice clean quiet NODAWS horn as Block and Finds Bus a door. walk to plua sedo .."Idly Suable for one or two People, 686.7521L (062593) OBHAWA -two bedroom bates mea Sportrtema bright, clean In quiet private home. Non smokers, no pet. close I* as amenities. Suitable for two Avafleble� 1�HlealM be seen I o be appreciated. Call 725- 9011. M02MM WHITBY area - 2 -chis bedroom apartments available fly• Fro" rarnoested. $550 monthly. First and last 0**W. Woking people any need apply. Contact Gary. M 0914. f0 Illml •-s-�-�••• •-�-�-••• . re-w..•�.r-. Llt�l .-ty'{:'-!L :l/ LIIA'� S�"3�::T1'i'JC!• • . �(' :1:1"^ ,. ;": !4 71 For Rent Reft� 41 Rent 4 i/ V Rein fbtt� es 650 Auctions Auctions �{ � 580 � X50 OSHAWA - 3 °tabes -you NO down payment? Good AJAX detached Iwo Money KAWARTHAS WINTER In Florida - ., to choose- are Iwo hsdroart Iwo ' creta? Good Job? You can but immaculate. large pis Id, 3 bedroom modem cjskelrcinif cot. 10x6 in aaku l park fon sale a Loans T - callif you are eseN- onal 1� a�aaed. I h��• fatMpbsdront.tnhilopbs bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 4 tapes (45 min. NE of rent, two bedrooms, laundry, employed, have payments, utilities Included. 1800 rttortthy; and rates one down. Call 3 bedroom two level, private a Brent, �g appliances, fireplace, double Peterborough), good fishing, Florida room, roc hall. private credit. income difficulties or emernoeyerd, Parfr>rr9/9a►a0o�Ca'nunly Financial, garage, close to GO, 401, swimming. Beat and motor lake, good shoppirp, gulf side. been turned down. CityCan quiet street• ulliUss included, schools and shopping. 81200 .reals. From 8170 tseekend, =450 monthly or =7000 Mur• Financial, 4368104 Oshawa a $725; three bedroom semi THREE bedroom sid". ISM plus. Aug. 1. 477-4535. 8386 woeky. (705) 877-2150. chase price. Canadian funds. 254.0897 Pickering- (062993) detached house, large yard p'n" image' parking for 3 cars, 571-1820. 9 y large deck, P 415 How (0' MORTGAGES and loans, 95% laundry hook-ups. near school/ horn Oshawa, s7'�5 , 30 min. Florida CLEARWATER • 3 bedrooms, f down shops, $700 monthly plus Wdn1 last Wan 490yacallon Rentals °alifie `ubr long Available fully furnished, air con., mobile arranged. all Dug 8 - unities. Rick, 7237594 leave 1- 705-277.1438, Dave. RESPONSIBLE family in need homes. Heated pods. ltd tub, 6805. unqualified. Call Doug 668 - message. (070190) (070193) d a 3 bedroom house to rem in PORT Charlene •new home terns, near beaches and major 6805. Communuity Financial 1993, Iwo bedrooms, three attractions. Children wsloorne. Services. (TF) LARGE two bedroom basement HE Mitchell's Corners-Courtice- baths, fully furnished, air con., Photos, apartment ler em, Whites Rd / Whitby 4 bedroom execu- Bowmanville area for July 1.(Less than rriolel). 8275. MORTGAGES as low as 5.75% Finch, laundryfacilities and live alea�aed• 3 baths, central Must be in well kept condition atxeened frealed pool and lanai. weekly. 683-5503. 080593 aiNac, fir Accomodates eight people. r o.a.c. cal Michael, 668 7200. cable included, Non smoker no replace, lanced yard, and affordable rent. Please tali Rates in Canadian dollars. CALL CLASSIFIED Anubis investments Ltd. Serving large deck, 4 appliances, near 579-0135 and leave ms Ontario since 1972. (TF) pets. Call 8V- 1965. (062793) bus route, 81000/monthly + (462593)' Phdos and availability, (416) 576-3246. (0701931 576-9335Business $450 Monthly, one bedroom alalias. Cali 6684981. (062793) YOUNG resonsble b lett BOAT & RV AUCTION MaJority Unreserved Repos SATURDAY, JUNE 26TH AT 10:00 A.M. Bartle 400 Market, Hwy. 51400, Exit 85, BARRIE Large assortment of goats. Runabouts up to 35' Cruisers, All Sizes of Motorhomes & Travel Trailers. Here's another opportunity to get that BoaVRV of your dreams for this summer - at a steal! Aero Marine Auction Sales 705-734-4m basement apartment, private WALK to Pickering Go and ingfor1/2bedroommanl flood 500 Homes H01T1Qs J90 0 OrtUr)Itl@S entrance, parking, IirsVlast. Non 9 pp shopping, includes one entire house to rent. Central For Sale Personals smoker only. Available July 1. groom in law apartment three Oshawa. Pis phone 433-8%0, 5 For Sale 670 670 Personals 404-1636.(062793) DELI AND CATERING COM - bedrooms upstairs, 4 leave message. (062793) PICKERING - West Shore, two appliances, fireplace, fenced PROFESSIONAL business man bedroom basement apartment, yard with deck, 51200 per month seeks two bedroom apartment separate entrance, air con.. Plus utilities. FirstAast required. between While's Rd. and Leslie appliances, laundry facilities, 6666858 before 5 p.m. Mon -Fri. St. Relocating, need for Sept. 1. cable and utilities included. Non (070693) Will consider shared ac. smoker, available Aug. 1. $750ADELAIDE/RITSON area, sinal comodalon in large house. 1 - monthly. 420-5973. (063093) three bedroom house, $750 . 705-749-1377. (062793) PICKERING Village - furnished utlft­'rs. Available Aug. 1. Call basement bachelor apartment, 728.364• ask for Shannon. NO available immediately. $115 CALLS AFTER 9 p.m.(TF) - --- - _ weekly, first and last required. Call evenings, 683-8942. 420 Townhouses; Townhouses 093 (063) For Rent 420 For Rent NEW Hope Non -Profit -- BroomiDwellings, lovely larbudding. two PRINGLE CREEK CO-OPERATIVE bedroom in rtew buildn 570k+ plus utilities. New Hope Non Profs Dwellings. 404.2847 leave HOME INC., WHITBY message. (070193) COUNTRY luxury apartment, no is now accepting applications for pets. Clarsrrront area. Call 649- 2436. (062,93° _ 4 bedrooms 1871,1907 AJAXn - two bedroom basement townhouses apartment quiet area. Near batPand schools. 4 Poe. NO SUBSIDY IS AVAILABLE. bath,, 4 4 appliances, private entrance. parking. $650 . 1/2 KI h U94106. 6W3201 or 6W55t3. ear s opping and 401. Large units, - ,_ 41 O Houses For lovely park -like setting. Rent For more information call PICKER. 3 - bedrooms. 1 iles 112 666w2008 Rd•401, 3 bedrooms, t 1/2 baths, 5 appliances, finished basement, waking distance to school. parking. shopping. No Pets. $1200 monthly plus utilities July 1. 683-8736. (062793) AJAX three bedroom main f Do• of house, close to shopping, schools, bus. Shared laundry. 5900 per month in- cludes utilities. FinVlast, no Pals. Available Aug. 1. 427. 8479. (062993) AJAX ioveiy 3 bedrooms• walk to Go train, schools and park. Air con., antral vac. fireplace, large yard and garage, quiet neighbourhood. Available Aug. 1. $1025 Plus utilities. 430-3760 Whitby. (062793) EXECUTIVE home - three Dedroorns, 2 1.2 baths, laundry room on man floor, family room with fireplace, walkout deck, non smoking, no pets, long term lease preferred. s13D0 monthly. first and Iain. Cal 347-7313 or 4265718. (063093) AJAX - three bedroom, three bathrooms, double garage, central air, wak to Go and shop. ping Plaza. $1200 .utilities. Leave message. (416) 842- 2163. (062993) WHITBY - executive on court, four large bedrooms, master with ensuile and walk-in, 4 bathrooms, two walkouts. %ec morn with oak wall bar. family room with fireplace, $1275 plus utilities. Available July /6. Cal 725.9230. (062593) WHITBY - three bedroom home Plus in law apartment with separate entrance, court location. fenced yard. Available July 1. Rolershow Rent ro own. Cal 4308584- (062989) AJAX - 4 bedrowm. 21/2 barn, near schools. parking and thoppkp. 61100 pew mond kin Possession. Calf 721- 91 l0mmm AJAX - Wen House Sunday June 27th, 9.1 P.M. Bright 3 bedroom main floor, 4 gVlato.e, oereral vac. largo deck and fenced yard. shared laundry. $900 monthly a 2/3 utilities. First las - no pets/ ging• Available immsdately. 428.2145 or 4204238. Mali9) OSiIAWA - three bedroom bw►- Sallow upstairs, private drive, C". fenced yard, very clean. no pets. AvaiW>fe July 1. $775 � + 1/2 heat and water. Fimand releenoes. Leave message, 4367459. (062593) PICKEFVNG =Location - fantastic view right on the lake (Frenchman*& Bay), cozy three bedroom house, full bathroom, )ridge. stove. living, dining room garden. One of a king, $1050 + utilities. For appointment, call 509-2266. (070193) AJAX - gayly/Harwood. thee bedroom house, 4 appliances. Parking. broadloom. hardwood floor, dean quiet area available Aug. 1. References, $800 + 1/2 utilities. First/last. 283-1927 420-9040. Reliable tenants. FOUR bedroom, 3 bathroom, two garage, 36 Sullivan Dr., ills• No pets please. $1200 per month. Available July 1. Telephpfe 863.6890 Twon o or 631111 M0290 WHITBY three bedroom. one -- bath. 4 appkanose, gar wok to Go and lake. no prefabs. I 450 A comm mrontNy . hydro. Cal 668-7282. (TF) MASTER bedroom ava labie n AJAX - three bedroom townhouse, close to Go and townhouse. Westray Rdji4" shopping. Pickering aeon 8425 82 - erd unit with garage, $975 per mnontrt. lst/tast. Avail. row. monthly plus utilities. Firsillast. LJss of all facilities. 831.5850. references. non smoking, no Ask for John.(062593) pets, available immediately. BEATRICE and Simcoe area 428-3236. (063093) Senior citizen temele room male SOUTH Oshawa near Gm. 3 wanted to share large bright two bedroom townhome. 5895 all goon' in mouse, wvo to patio utilities included. Available July from living roomy and separate 1. Call Doreen. 404-8159. side entrance, esi-n kitchen, 4 ( 593) appliances. $375 inclusive. Available imlmediately. Cal 723 - THREE bedroom townhouse for 5170 or 4337054. (062593) rent for July 5. Oshawa east.$725 AJAX - furnished room 723- monthly. (06 pay gas. Phone available. run d the house, 723 0419. (062993) . close to amenities. Smokers 430 Rooms To welcome- 5325 monthly. 426 Rent 7147. (0625M' EXCELLENT area in south Ajax, Condos For share hose with young working 455 Rent professional. Laundry taul4e*.AJAX tlake from one 580/weekly. Call Jim or - luxury Michelle, days 427-0318 or bedroom cordo• lake front vow. evenings 686-8579 (062593) flexible possession, fully HARW000 and Dr pupped ec faclties. a1 apt Byer - clean pliances and blinds included, unfurnished or furnished room in $975 per month. For details, call townhouse for working male. StoMs 433.0843 res or 728.1162 Prefer non smoker. $350 hos. (070190) mor". Phone 686.2696 even- LARGE 3 bedroom cordo. two Ings and weekends' (063093 bWwwms, quiet clean budding. AJAX - Burder/Bayly, large newly decorated, fridge, stove• room. shared bathroom, ,K, laundry facilities, $925 all facilities, available imxrrdiwety. inclusive. Whitby downtown, Cal Lynn, 663-2306- (063083) available Aug. 1. (Rent b own available). 666-3990 leave AJAX South - Pleasant fur- Rwasaga (062793) nished room, friendly adult - hne shote all sh., faculties. non Cottages 470 vamp ratI I New bua, $W Rent pw week. Phone 127 0384 char 6 p- M11127931 KAWARTMAS -. cozy two SOUTH Ajax - clean Isnnale toedroom rbea- shtae house with other aduilL rages (4455 min.. NNE E o1 Peterborough) good fishing. Use of kkhat, parking. PGL swimming, boat and motor etc. Bus at door, $350 per rwaalt From $170 eookaernd, n1a d 426-2545- (062783) $385 wsekM. (706) 377-21% AJAX • cleat famished roam in GEORGIA�iiN Bay now Wasagn quiet hone Ion rata. SepwaM Beach and Midland. 3 entrain 1 dose b bus. Wwp ft bedrooms sandy beech. deck and 401. Fiat and lest calf 668- wish BBQ properly can be seen 0959 or leave message. on video. 4346631. (070193) P02794GREAT fishing and family WEST Pickering on Scar- holidayt Low family prices. borough boder on Wks. Air, Modern cottages. Pickerel, perking, cable, oak to G0. no muakoy, a►rall and targe nwulh pots. Two rooms. $70/60 per bass, an fish. 1800 tL walwImM weak. 509.2127. (06279M Level grounds, rec hall. PICKERING - unlurtnlsfed room children's program, sandy available, in a - - baso,,,erill beach. Boat and moron rentals. apartment, utilities inckded, sud One, how from Oshawa Sur, nab a ferrets working Paso,- nymead Cottages, R.R.03 SW9722a6860744. (063093) Hastings. Ort. KOL IYO. 1-705 UVERPOOLIFINCH - furnished 696 2601' ( ) rode, use of al facilities, phare FENLON Falle elegant three after 6 P.M. 420093 0. (062793) bedroom Iakehortt cottage Star- goonLake. AI conviondas. two Shared mlos from town. No pas $450 450 ACComm• weelhy. Call 62 37637. (062593) SANCROFT area, leg house, 3 AJAX - medium sized home, 8 bedroom; with all arnsnkles, appliances, two bwtoques. Pool soeMC 66". nu ber of Was table, parking. Bedroom fur- dose by. $300 weekly or $1000 nished or unfurnished. $100 monthly. Cal 418.4209600. No weekly. Call Bill, 427-9177. Sundays, (082793) (062790) EL Cheapo Vacation, $150 LIVERPOOL/BAYLY - male weekly, two cabin on wooded student, stoned accomodation, acre with fishing stream ad - two bedroom basement ),cant to Pow River Conew- apartment, $325 per month vaom sae botwesn Pall Petty inclusive. 420.7079 or 420 and Lkdsay. sleeps S. 986- 1296. M63MM an (062760) Im Custom built 2,700 sq. ft., 4 large bedrooms, 21/2 baths, large country kitchen, oak cabinets, sunken living room with gas fireplace, 3/4 acre in Blackstock (6 miles east of Port Perry). $239,904. (416) 986-5846 PANY - great husband and wfe operation, established 5 years. FOR your pleasure - XXX fan- FINALLY Fat Free - lose /6 Ibs. great lease with room for tasy and phdos. Dscreetl For in 24 days, eliminate fat, in - expansion, asking $50K. Phone information, write Karen. Box pease your energy, feel great 509-9039 or 686-5509 ask for 670 -RD Kelowna, BC. V1Y 7134- and .... do it Safe and Natural. Gary. (070193) adults only please. (TF) (416) 434-2102. (070193) 7 LADIESI GoodtWy's Health 6 / 0 Spa sp" pro'."" Super 675 Companions Personals tan. toning, step class. haircut and style. All for S25. Get ready r mm r 0 n d OSHAWA - 246 Gaddon Ave., PEACEFUL country living - 15 mase bedrooms. 4 entranoss. Minutes north -*W Of Oshawa large backyard, private Beautiful 2,100 sq. h. 4 level driveway, newly painted and $441404, double car garage. 3 renovated. $93.000 o.b.o. bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 T1e 9858013. (062793) fireplaces. Enniskillen. Open house every Sunday. 2632690.51 0 Townhouses (oma' For Sale $112,500 - 5 bedroans. approx. 1/2 acre, 20 min. north of WHITBY one bedroaIsolarium. Oshawa. 2+ m garage, nsu- 1 1/2 baths with appliances, lased and wired. Call Donna drapes, parking. $105.000 or Howard Assoc. Broker. RNMak rem for SOW per moms. 416- Reflection 16Reflection Rutty Inc- 434-5222 651.8721. (070190) or 427.1177. (062983) Lots For MUST be sold - N.E. Whitby link 535 sale ter 9-0 pieehaped let seoord now laurdry, in-law aA» =1100 kd price. Large secluded with separate entrance. Call comping lot. Send beach. gr" Donna k/osrad, Assoc Broker• fishing, newt to 10,000 ace fiefuak Awbctbn Realty Inc• county, forest. One how east at 434-5222 of 427-1177. (062903) Toronto. Charles, (416) 431- PICKERING - attractive 3 1***- (070291 bedroom semi. 12 years aid. 1 If WATERF'ROItT - are acre wit 2 baths, ail. garage, dose to Go- 160 IL of oarodera slnoreNre $146,900. Call 839-5267. Great boating, fishing, swirn- M6250 ruing an large dear lale. Bon WHITBY - Pmt -beautiful too Echo Provincial Pak area Road sway all brick on corner is aaoCses' all p - I as vaalaable' Dom, 3 1, A., $49,000. 416-723-2880. We bares. set-in kitte% two vacation but is wart as 1D dock, ► 545 Properties use rost acentral air, $118000. Calf 725-5002 (06299 I CLEARWATER FLoids veca- WHITBY - Outstanding two ton home ton aab- Reesatable, storey home, two staircases For i wnwim. Please cal 433 front upper Mel spscbus tame- 3781. (OG1903) ly room, huge fisc room, 3 pkole : 1braW l nd cepIid, 555 central atdvac. IrrlrrncwWe. 8174,900. Call 668-1394. BROKER has $10.00010 lend a $110 per mond Contact Doug a 8666605. Commuri y Fkm- dal Servins. (TF) AJAX Pickering Village. 6 yews row, targe kitdnen, larrey room with fireplace. walkout to deck. 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms, main floor tsundnylarge closets M. cer garage, saceptiataly dean. nice landscaping. im- 575 Loans mediate availsbily. 8229,985. Cal 347-7313 or 428-5718. (062993) BORROW $10.000. pay as little AJAX - bright bedroom 2 112 as $110 per month o.ac. Cal baths, family room with Jenny, 668-72 lei Free firplace, main floor laundry. consultations. Ltd. Anubls Invest - double garage, appliances. rtents Ld. �) $169,900. 281-8090, 428-05134 MONEY Problems? Loans. debt or 724-1609. George Soh). consolidation*, credit Homellfe Champions Realty. arragertents, personal budget () planning, garnishes stopped. FREE CONSULTATIONS. AJAX - all brick. 4 bedroom, Credit Counselors (Pickering - central a-tr, antral vac, many Oshawa). 4331425. (TF) upgrades, professionally landscaped. Must to seen to FAX US YOUR AD appreciate. siali o. Cal 427• 762x. (071593► I o su e . pe every ay. Also 1/2 pace karate STD CLINICmemberships. Call 839 -PITT ATTRACTIVE widow would like Free & Corllidemial 10 meet s ncere established IrlformatjONedicatiorl/ (34101) (062293) good natured male. 50-60 for JESUS says, can the blind lead friendship and Possible long lestirlgAreatrnert for sexually the baindl Does your rr"Ster fasting relationship Send infro. transmitted diseases wear glasses? rhe hrrelng a ductory letter and photo to: Ash - Pickering Town Centre the hired minister, Mcah 3:11, ley P O. Box 21073. 290 Har - 420 -878 Isaiah 56 10-12. John 10.11. wood Ave. S.. Ajax. LiS 2JO. Cknlcseve Tuesday Jim Campbell. 1-705-953-9475 (062793, (TF) 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 pining our staff is Dr. Steve Goldman, (periodontist, a gum specialist) and Dr. David Eller can oral surgeon). We also offer evening hours and Saturdays. New Patients accepted Emergencies seen immediately 839-5951 Keep Smiling Drs. P. Goodman, S. Weiner B. Laibovitz, Y. Choi 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering, Ontario Oja'Pkkemg aQ�� Q�nQP�OgQP CLASSIFIED Extended Hours Monday to Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. To Place Your Ad Please Call: 683-5110 or Fax: 683-7363 - - - r ...vv-'rrati-vv,-VT1.�"�"1� r • .�..:i�fr.•...'......i.�. ..•, ... ..q NY NY��.rYI��I� BOAT & RV AUCTION MaJority Unreserved Repos SATURDAY, JUNE 26TH AT 10:00 A.M. Bartle 400 Market, Hwy. 51400, Exit 85, BARRIE Large assortment of goats. Runabouts up to 35' Cruisers, All Sizes of Motorhomes & Travel Trailers. Here's another opportunity to get that BoaVRV of your dreams for this summer - at a steal! Aero Marine Auction Sales 705-734-4m basement apartment, private WALK to Pickering Go and ingfor1/2bedroommanl flood 500 Homes H01T1Qs J90 0 OrtUr)Itl@S entrance, parking, IirsVlast. Non 9 pp shopping, includes one entire house to rent. Central For Sale Personals smoker only. Available July 1. groom in law apartment three Oshawa. Pis phone 433-8%0, 5 For Sale 670 670 Personals 404-1636.(062793) DELI AND CATERING COM - bedrooms upstairs, 4 leave message. (062793) PICKERING - West Shore, two appliances, fireplace, fenced PROFESSIONAL business man bedroom basement apartment, yard with deck, 51200 per month seeks two bedroom apartment separate entrance, air con.. Plus utilities. FirstAast required. between While's Rd. and Leslie appliances, laundry facilities, 6666858 before 5 p.m. Mon -Fri. St. Relocating, need for Sept. 1. cable and utilities included. Non (070693) Will consider shared ac. smoker, available Aug. 1. $750ADELAIDE/RITSON area, sinal comodalon in large house. 1 - monthly. 420-5973. (063093) three bedroom house, $750 . 705-749-1377. (062793) PICKERING Village - furnished utlft­'rs. Available Aug. 1. Call basement bachelor apartment, 728.364• ask for Shannon. NO available immediately. $115 CALLS AFTER 9 p.m.(TF) - --- - _ weekly, first and last required. Call evenings, 683-8942. 420 Townhouses; Townhouses 093 (063) For Rent 420 For Rent NEW Hope Non -Profit -- BroomiDwellings, lovely larbudding. two PRINGLE CREEK CO-OPERATIVE bedroom in rtew buildn 570k+ plus utilities. New Hope Non Profs Dwellings. 404.2847 leave HOME INC., WHITBY message. (070193) COUNTRY luxury apartment, no is now accepting applications for pets. Clarsrrront area. Call 649- 2436. (062,93° _ 4 bedrooms 1871,1907 AJAXn - two bedroom basement townhouses apartment quiet area. Near batPand schools. 4 Poe. NO SUBSIDY IS AVAILABLE. bath,, 4 4 appliances, private entrance. parking. $650 . 1/2 KI h U94106. 6W3201 or 6W55t3. ear s opping and 401. Large units, - ,_ 41 O Houses For lovely park -like setting. Rent For more information call PICKER. 3 - bedrooms. 1 iles 112 666w2008 Rd•401, 3 bedrooms, t 1/2 baths, 5 appliances, finished basement, waking distance to school. parking. shopping. No Pets. $1200 monthly plus utilities July 1. 683-8736. (062793) AJAX three bedroom main f Do• of house, close to shopping, schools, bus. Shared laundry. 5900 per month in- cludes utilities. FinVlast, no Pals. Available Aug. 1. 427. 8479. (062993) AJAX ioveiy 3 bedrooms• walk to Go train, schools and park. Air con., antral vac. fireplace, large yard and garage, quiet neighbourhood. Available Aug. 1. $1025 Plus utilities. 430-3760 Whitby. (062793) EXECUTIVE home - three Dedroorns, 2 1.2 baths, laundry room on man floor, family room with fireplace, walkout deck, non smoking, no pets, long term lease preferred. s13D0 monthly. first and Iain. Cal 347-7313 or 4265718. (063093) AJAX - three bedroom, three bathrooms, double garage, central air, wak to Go and shop. ping Plaza. $1200 .utilities. Leave message. (416) 842- 2163. (062993) WHITBY - executive on court, four large bedrooms, master with ensuile and walk-in, 4 bathrooms, two walkouts. %ec morn with oak wall bar. family room with fireplace, $1275 plus utilities. Available July /6. Cal 725.9230. (062593) WHITBY - three bedroom home Plus in law apartment with separate entrance, court location. fenced yard. Available July 1. Rolershow Rent ro own. Cal 4308584- (062989) AJAX - 4 bedrowm. 21/2 barn, near schools. parking and thoppkp. 61100 pew mond kin Possession. Calf 721- 91 l0mmm AJAX - Wen House Sunday June 27th, 9.1 P.M. Bright 3 bedroom main floor, 4 gVlato.e, oereral vac. largo deck and fenced yard. shared laundry. $900 monthly a 2/3 utilities. First las - no pets/ ging• Available immsdately. 428.2145 or 4204238. Mali9) OSiIAWA - three bedroom bw►- Sallow upstairs, private drive, C". fenced yard, very clean. no pets. AvaiW>fe July 1. $775 � + 1/2 heat and water. Fimand releenoes. Leave message, 4367459. (062593) PICKEFVNG =Location - fantastic view right on the lake (Frenchman*& Bay), cozy three bedroom house, full bathroom, )ridge. stove. living, dining room garden. One of a king, $1050 + utilities. For appointment, call 509-2266. (070193) AJAX - gayly/Harwood. thee bedroom house, 4 appliances. Parking. broadloom. hardwood floor, dean quiet area available Aug. 1. References, $800 + 1/2 utilities. First/last. 283-1927 420-9040. Reliable tenants. FOUR bedroom, 3 bathroom, two garage, 36 Sullivan Dr., ills• No pets please. $1200 per month. Available July 1. Telephpfe 863.6890 Twon o or 631111 M0290 WHITBY three bedroom. one -- bath. 4 appkanose, gar wok to Go and lake. no prefabs. I 450 A comm mrontNy . hydro. Cal 668-7282. (TF) MASTER bedroom ava labie n AJAX - three bedroom townhouse, close to Go and townhouse. Westray Rdji4" shopping. Pickering aeon 8425 82 - erd unit with garage, $975 per mnontrt. lst/tast. Avail. row. monthly plus utilities. Firsillast. LJss of all facilities. 831.5850. references. non smoking, no Ask for John.(062593) pets, available immediately. BEATRICE and Simcoe area 428-3236. (063093) Senior citizen temele room male SOUTH Oshawa near Gm. 3 wanted to share large bright two bedroom townhome. 5895 all goon' in mouse, wvo to patio utilities included. Available July from living roomy and separate 1. Call Doreen. 404-8159. side entrance, esi-n kitchen, 4 ( 593) appliances. $375 inclusive. Available imlmediately. Cal 723 - THREE bedroom townhouse for 5170 or 4337054. (062593) rent for July 5. Oshawa east.$725 AJAX - furnished room 723- monthly. (06 pay gas. Phone available. run d the house, 723 0419. (062993) . close to amenities. Smokers 430 Rooms To welcome- 5325 monthly. 426 Rent 7147. (0625M' EXCELLENT area in south Ajax, Condos For share hose with young working 455 Rent professional. Laundry taul4e*.AJAX tlake from one 580/weekly. Call Jim or - luxury Michelle, days 427-0318 or bedroom cordo• lake front vow. evenings 686-8579 (062593) flexible possession, fully HARW000 and Dr pupped ec faclties. a1 apt Byer - clean pliances and blinds included, unfurnished or furnished room in $975 per month. For details, call townhouse for working male. StoMs 433.0843 res or 728.1162 Prefer non smoker. $350 hos. (070190) mor". Phone 686.2696 even- LARGE 3 bedroom cordo. two Ings and weekends' (063093 bWwwms, quiet clean budding. AJAX - Burder/Bayly, large newly decorated, fridge, stove• room. shared bathroom, ,K, laundry facilities, $925 all facilities, available imxrrdiwety. inclusive. Whitby downtown, Cal Lynn, 663-2306- (063083) available Aug. 1. (Rent b own available). 666-3990 leave AJAX South - Pleasant fur- Rwasaga (062793) nished room, friendly adult - hne shote all sh., faculties. non Cottages 470 vamp ratI I New bua, $W Rent pw week. Phone 127 0384 char 6 p- M11127931 KAWARTMAS -. cozy two SOUTH Ajax - clean Isnnale toedroom rbea- shtae house with other aduilL rages (4455 min.. NNE E o1 Peterborough) good fishing. Use of kkhat, parking. PGL swimming, boat and motor etc. Bus at door, $350 per rwaalt From $170 eookaernd, n1a d 426-2545- (062783) $385 wsekM. (706) 377-21% AJAX • cleat famished roam in GEORGIA�iiN Bay now Wasagn quiet hone Ion rata. SepwaM Beach and Midland. 3 entrain 1 dose b bus. Wwp ft bedrooms sandy beech. deck and 401. Fiat and lest calf 668- wish BBQ properly can be seen 0959 or leave message. on video. 4346631. (070193) P02794GREAT fishing and family WEST Pickering on Scar- holidayt Low family prices. borough boder on Wks. Air, Modern cottages. Pickerel, perking, cable, oak to G0. no muakoy, a►rall and targe nwulh pots. Two rooms. $70/60 per bass, an fish. 1800 tL walwImM weak. 509.2127. (06279M Level grounds, rec hall. PICKERING - unlurtnlsfed room children's program, sandy available, in a - - baso,,,erill beach. Boat and moron rentals. apartment, utilities inckded, sud One, how from Oshawa Sur, nab a ferrets working Paso,- nymead Cottages, R.R.03 SW9722a6860744. (063093) Hastings. Ort. KOL IYO. 1-705 UVERPOOLIFINCH - furnished 696 2601' ( ) rode, use of al facilities, phare FENLON Falle elegant three after 6 P.M. 420093 0. (062793) bedroom Iakehortt cottage Star- goonLake. AI conviondas. two Shared mlos from town. No pas $450 450 ACComm• weelhy. Call 62 37637. (062593) SANCROFT area, leg house, 3 AJAX - medium sized home, 8 bedroom; with all arnsnkles, appliances, two bwtoques. Pool soeMC 66". nu ber of Was table, parking. Bedroom fur- dose by. $300 weekly or $1000 nished or unfurnished. $100 monthly. Cal 418.4209600. No weekly. Call Bill, 427-9177. Sundays, (082793) (062790) EL Cheapo Vacation, $150 LIVERPOOL/BAYLY - male weekly, two cabin on wooded student, stoned accomodation, acre with fishing stream ad - two bedroom basement ),cant to Pow River Conew- apartment, $325 per month vaom sae botwesn Pall Petty inclusive. 420.7079 or 420 and Lkdsay. sleeps S. 986- 1296. M63MM an (062760) Im Custom built 2,700 sq. ft., 4 large bedrooms, 21/2 baths, large country kitchen, oak cabinets, sunken living room with gas fireplace, 3/4 acre in Blackstock (6 miles east of Port Perry). $239,904. (416) 986-5846 PANY - great husband and wfe operation, established 5 years. FOR your pleasure - XXX fan- FINALLY Fat Free - lose /6 Ibs. great lease with room for tasy and phdos. Dscreetl For in 24 days, eliminate fat, in - expansion, asking $50K. Phone information, write Karen. Box pease your energy, feel great 509-9039 or 686-5509 ask for 670 -RD Kelowna, BC. V1Y 7134- and .... do it Safe and Natural. Gary. (070193) adults only please. (TF) (416) 434-2102. (070193) 7 LADIESI GoodtWy's Health 6 / 0 Spa sp" pro'."" Super 675 Companions Personals tan. toning, step class. haircut and style. All for S25. Get ready r mm r 0 n d OSHAWA - 246 Gaddon Ave., PEACEFUL country living - 15 mase bedrooms. 4 entranoss. Minutes north -*W Of Oshawa large backyard, private Beautiful 2,100 sq. h. 4 level driveway, newly painted and $441404, double car garage. 3 renovated. $93.000 o.b.o. bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 T1e 9858013. (062793) fireplaces. Enniskillen. Open house every Sunday. 2632690.51 0 Townhouses (oma' For Sale $112,500 - 5 bedroans. approx. 1/2 acre, 20 min. north of WHITBY one bedroaIsolarium. Oshawa. 2+ m garage, nsu- 1 1/2 baths with appliances, lased and wired. Call Donna drapes, parking. $105.000 or Howard Assoc. Broker. RNMak rem for SOW per moms. 416- Reflection 16Reflection Rutty Inc- 434-5222 651.8721. (070190) or 427.1177. (062983) Lots For MUST be sold - N.E. Whitby link 535 sale ter 9-0 pieehaped let seoord now laurdry, in-law aA» =1100 kd price. Large secluded with separate entrance. Call comping lot. Send beach. gr" Donna k/osrad, Assoc Broker• fishing, newt to 10,000 ace fiefuak Awbctbn Realty Inc• county, forest. One how east at 434-5222 of 427-1177. (062903) Toronto. Charles, (416) 431- PICKERING - attractive 3 1***- (070291 bedroom semi. 12 years aid. 1 If WATERF'ROItT - are acre wit 2 baths, ail. garage, dose to Go- 160 IL of oarodera slnoreNre $146,900. Call 839-5267. Great boating, fishing, swirn- M6250 ruing an large dear lale. Bon WHITBY - Pmt -beautiful too Echo Provincial Pak area Road sway all brick on corner is aaoCses' all p - I as vaalaable' Dom, 3 1, A., $49,000. 416-723-2880. We bares. set-in kitte% two vacation but is wart as 1D dock, ► 545 Properties use rost acentral air, $118000. Calf 725-5002 (06299 I CLEARWATER FLoids veca- WHITBY - Outstanding two ton home ton aab- Reesatable, storey home, two staircases For i wnwim. Please cal 433 front upper Mel spscbus tame- 3781. (OG1903) ly room, huge fisc room, 3 pkole : 1braW l nd cepIid, 555 central atdvac. IrrlrrncwWe. 8174,900. Call 668-1394. BROKER has $10.00010 lend a $110 per mond Contact Doug a 8666605. Commuri y Fkm- dal Servins. (TF) AJAX Pickering Village. 6 yews row, targe kitdnen, larrey room with fireplace. walkout to deck. 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms, main floor tsundnylarge closets M. cer garage, saceptiataly dean. nice landscaping. im- 575 Loans mediate availsbily. 8229,985. Cal 347-7313 or 428-5718. (062993) BORROW $10.000. pay as little AJAX - bright bedroom 2 112 as $110 per month o.ac. Cal baths, family room with Jenny, 668-72 lei Free firplace, main floor laundry. consultations. Ltd. Anubls Invest - double garage, appliances. rtents Ld. �) $169,900. 281-8090, 428-05134 MONEY Problems? Loans. debt or 724-1609. George Soh). consolidation*, credit Homellfe Champions Realty. arragertents, personal budget () planning, garnishes stopped. FREE CONSULTATIONS. AJAX - all brick. 4 bedroom, Credit Counselors (Pickering - central a-tr, antral vac, many Oshawa). 4331425. (TF) upgrades, professionally landscaped. Must to seen to FAX US YOUR AD appreciate. siali o. Cal 427• 762x. (071593► I o su e . pe every ay. Also 1/2 pace karate STD CLINICmemberships. Call 839 -PITT ATTRACTIVE widow would like Free & Corllidemial 10 meet s ncere established IrlformatjONedicatiorl/ (34101) (062293) good natured male. 50-60 for JESUS says, can the blind lead friendship and Possible long lestirlgAreatrnert for sexually the baindl Does your rr"Ster fasting relationship Send infro. transmitted diseases wear glasses? rhe hrrelng a ductory letter and photo to: Ash - Pickering Town Centre the hired minister, Mcah 3:11, ley P O. Box 21073. 290 Har - 420 -878 Isaiah 56 10-12. John 10.11. wood Ave. S.. Ajax. LiS 2JO. Cknlcseve Tuesday Jim Campbell. 1-705-953-9475 (062793, (TF) 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 pining our staff is Dr. Steve Goldman, (periodontist, a gum specialist) and Dr. David Eller can oral surgeon). We also offer evening hours and Saturdays. New Patients accepted Emergencies seen immediately 839-5951 Keep Smiling Drs. P. Goodman, S. Weiner B. Laibovitz, Y. Choi 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering, Ontario Oja'Pkkemg aQ�� Q�nQP�OgQP CLASSIFIED Extended Hours Monday to Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. To Place Your Ad Please Call: 683-5110 or Fax: 683-7363 - - - r ...vv-'rrati-vv,-VT1.�"�"1� r • .�..:i�fr.•...'......i.�. ..•, ... ..q NY NY��.rYI��I� U94106. 6W3201 or 6W55t3. ear s opping and 401. Large units, - ,_ 41 O Houses For lovely park -like setting. Rent For more information call PICKER. 3 - bedrooms. 1 iles 112 666w2008 Rd•401, 3 bedrooms, t 1/2 baths, 5 appliances, finished basement, waking distance to school. parking. shopping. No Pets. $1200 monthly plus utilities July 1. 683-8736. (062793) AJAX three bedroom main f Do• of house, close to shopping, schools, bus. Shared laundry. 5900 per month in- cludes utilities. FinVlast, no Pals. Available Aug. 1. 427. 8479. (062993) AJAX ioveiy 3 bedrooms• walk to Go train, schools and park. Air con., antral vac. fireplace, large yard and garage, quiet neighbourhood. Available Aug. 1. $1025 Plus utilities. 430-3760 Whitby. (062793) EXECUTIVE home - three Dedroorns, 2 1.2 baths, laundry room on man floor, family room with fireplace, walkout deck, non smoking, no pets, long term lease preferred. s13D0 monthly. first and Iain. Cal 347-7313 or 4265718. (063093) AJAX - three bedroom, three bathrooms, double garage, central air, wak to Go and shop. ping Plaza. $1200 .utilities. Leave message. (416) 842- 2163. (062993) WHITBY - executive on court, four large bedrooms, master with ensuile and walk-in, 4 bathrooms, two walkouts. %ec morn with oak wall bar. family room with fireplace, $1275 plus utilities. Available July /6. Cal 725.9230. (062593) WHITBY - three bedroom home Plus in law apartment with separate entrance, court location. fenced yard. Available July 1. Rolershow Rent ro own. Cal 4308584- (062989) AJAX - 4 bedrowm. 21/2 barn, near schools. parking and thoppkp. 61100 pew mond kin Possession. Calf 721- 91 l0mmm AJAX - Wen House Sunday June 27th, 9.1 P.M. Bright 3 bedroom main floor, 4 gVlato.e, oereral vac. largo deck and fenced yard. shared laundry. $900 monthly a 2/3 utilities. First las - no pets/ ging• Available immsdately. 428.2145 or 4204238. Mali9) OSiIAWA - three bedroom bw►- Sallow upstairs, private drive, C". fenced yard, very clean. no pets. AvaiW>fe July 1. $775 � + 1/2 heat and water. Fimand releenoes. Leave message, 4367459. (062593) PICKEFVNG =Location - fantastic view right on the lake (Frenchman*& Bay), cozy three bedroom house, full bathroom, )ridge. stove. living, dining room garden. One of a king, $1050 + utilities. For appointment, call 509-2266. (070193) AJAX - gayly/Harwood. thee bedroom house, 4 appliances. Parking. broadloom. hardwood floor, dean quiet area available Aug. 1. References, $800 + 1/2 utilities. First/last. 283-1927 420-9040. Reliable tenants. FOUR bedroom, 3 bathroom, two garage, 36 Sullivan Dr., ills• No pets please. $1200 per month. Available July 1. Telephpfe 863.6890 Twon o or 631111 M0290 WHITBY three bedroom. one -- bath. 4 appkanose, gar wok to Go and lake. no prefabs. I 450 A comm mrontNy . hydro. Cal 668-7282. (TF) MASTER bedroom ava labie n AJAX - three bedroom townhouse, close to Go and townhouse. Westray Rdji4" shopping. Pickering aeon 8425 82 - erd unit with garage, $975 per mnontrt. lst/tast. Avail. row. monthly plus utilities. Firsillast. LJss of all facilities. 831.5850. references. non smoking, no Ask for John.(062593) pets, available immediately. BEATRICE and Simcoe area 428-3236. (063093) Senior citizen temele room male SOUTH Oshawa near Gm. 3 wanted to share large bright two bedroom townhome. 5895 all goon' in mouse, wvo to patio utilities included. Available July from living roomy and separate 1. Call Doreen. 404-8159. side entrance, esi-n kitchen, 4 ( 593) appliances. $375 inclusive. Available imlmediately. Cal 723 - THREE bedroom townhouse for 5170 or 4337054. (062593) rent for July 5. Oshawa east.$725 AJAX - furnished room 723- monthly. (06 pay gas. Phone available. run d the house, 723 0419. (062993) . close to amenities. Smokers 430 Rooms To welcome- 5325 monthly. 426 Rent 7147. (0625M' EXCELLENT area in south Ajax, Condos For share hose with young working 455 Rent professional. Laundry taul4e*.AJAX tlake from one 580/weekly. Call Jim or - luxury Michelle, days 427-0318 or bedroom cordo• lake front vow. evenings 686-8579 (062593) flexible possession, fully HARW000 and Dr pupped ec faclties. a1 apt Byer - clean pliances and blinds included, unfurnished or furnished room in $975 per month. For details, call townhouse for working male. StoMs 433.0843 res or 728.1162 Prefer non smoker. $350 hos. (070190) mor". Phone 686.2696 even- LARGE 3 bedroom cordo. two Ings and weekends' (063093 bWwwms, quiet clean budding. AJAX - Burder/Bayly, large newly decorated, fridge, stove• room. shared bathroom, ,K, laundry facilities, $925 all facilities, available imxrrdiwety. inclusive. Whitby downtown, Cal Lynn, 663-2306- (063083) available Aug. 1. (Rent b own available). 666-3990 leave AJAX South - Pleasant fur- Rwasaga (062793) nished room, friendly adult - hne shote all sh., faculties. non Cottages 470 vamp ratI I New bua, $W Rent pw week. Phone 127 0384 char 6 p- M11127931 KAWARTMAS -. cozy two SOUTH Ajax - clean Isnnale toedroom rbea- shtae house with other aduilL rages (4455 min.. NNE E o1 Peterborough) good fishing. Use of kkhat, parking. PGL swimming, boat and motor etc. Bus at door, $350 per rwaalt From $170 eookaernd, n1a d 426-2545- (062783) $385 wsekM. (706) 377-21% AJAX • cleat famished roam in GEORGIA�iiN Bay now Wasagn quiet hone Ion rata. SepwaM Beach and Midland. 3 entrain 1 dose b bus. Wwp ft bedrooms sandy beech. deck and 401. Fiat and lest calf 668- wish BBQ properly can be seen 0959 or leave message. on video. 4346631. (070193) P02794GREAT fishing and family WEST Pickering on Scar- holidayt Low family prices. borough boder on Wks. Air, Modern cottages. Pickerel, perking, cable, oak to G0. no muakoy, a►rall and targe nwulh pots. Two rooms. $70/60 per bass, an fish. 1800 tL walwImM weak. 509.2127. (06279M Level grounds, rec hall. PICKERING - unlurtnlsfed room children's program, sandy available, in a - - baso,,,erill beach. Boat and moron rentals. apartment, utilities inckded, sud One, how from Oshawa Sur, nab a ferrets working Paso,- nymead Cottages, R.R.03 SW9722a6860744. (063093) Hastings. Ort. KOL IYO. 1-705 UVERPOOLIFINCH - furnished 696 2601' ( ) rode, use of al facilities, phare FENLON Falle elegant three after 6 P.M. 420093 0. (062793) bedroom Iakehortt cottage Star- goonLake. AI conviondas. two Shared mlos from town. No pas $450 450 ACComm• weelhy. Call 62 37637. (062593) SANCROFT area, leg house, 3 AJAX - medium sized home, 8 bedroom; with all arnsnkles, appliances, two bwtoques. Pool soeMC 66". nu ber of Was table, parking. Bedroom fur- dose by. $300 weekly or $1000 nished or unfurnished. $100 monthly. Cal 418.4209600. No weekly. Call Bill, 427-9177. Sundays, (082793) (062790) EL Cheapo Vacation, $150 LIVERPOOL/BAYLY - male weekly, two cabin on wooded student, stoned accomodation, acre with fishing stream ad - two bedroom basement ),cant to Pow River Conew- apartment, $325 per month vaom sae botwesn Pall Petty inclusive. 420.7079 or 420 and Lkdsay. sleeps S. 986- 1296. M63MM an (062760) Im Custom built 2,700 sq. ft., 4 large bedrooms, 21/2 baths, large country kitchen, oak cabinets, sunken living room with gas fireplace, 3/4 acre in Blackstock (6 miles east of Port Perry). $239,904. (416) 986-5846 PANY - great husband and wfe operation, established 5 years. FOR your pleasure - XXX fan- FINALLY Fat Free - lose /6 Ibs. great lease with room for tasy and phdos. Dscreetl For in 24 days, eliminate fat, in - expansion, asking $50K. Phone information, write Karen. Box pease your energy, feel great 509-9039 or 686-5509 ask for 670 -RD Kelowna, BC. V1Y 7134- and .... do it Safe and Natural. Gary. (070193) adults only please. (TF) (416) 434-2102. (070193) 7 LADIESI GoodtWy's Health 6 / 0 Spa sp" pro'."" Super 675 Companions Personals tan. toning, step class. haircut and style. All for S25. Get ready r mm r 0 n d OSHAWA - 246 Gaddon Ave., PEACEFUL country living - 15 mase bedrooms. 4 entranoss. Minutes north -*W Of Oshawa large backyard, private Beautiful 2,100 sq. h. 4 level driveway, newly painted and $441404, double car garage. 3 renovated. $93.000 o.b.o. bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 T1e 9858013. (062793) fireplaces. Enniskillen. Open house every Sunday. 2632690.51 0 Townhouses (oma' For Sale $112,500 - 5 bedroans. approx. 1/2 acre, 20 min. north of WHITBY one bedroaIsolarium. Oshawa. 2+ m garage, nsu- 1 1/2 baths with appliances, lased and wired. Call Donna drapes, parking. $105.000 or Howard Assoc. Broker. RNMak rem for SOW per moms. 416- Reflection 16Reflection Rutty Inc- 434-5222 651.8721. (070190) or 427.1177. (062983) Lots For MUST be sold - N.E. Whitby link 535 sale ter 9-0 pieehaped let seoord now laurdry, in-law aA» =1100 kd price. Large secluded with separate entrance. Call comping lot. Send beach. gr" Donna k/osrad, Assoc Broker• fishing, newt to 10,000 ace fiefuak Awbctbn Realty Inc• county, forest. One how east at 434-5222 of 427-1177. (062903) Toronto. Charles, (416) 431- PICKERING - attractive 3 1***- (070291 bedroom semi. 12 years aid. 1 If WATERF'ROItT - are acre wit 2 baths, ail. garage, dose to Go- 160 IL of oarodera slnoreNre $146,900. Call 839-5267. Great boating, fishing, swirn- M6250 ruing an large dear lale. Bon WHITBY - Pmt -beautiful too Echo Provincial Pak area Road sway all brick on corner is aaoCses' all p - I as vaalaable' Dom, 3 1, A., $49,000. 416-723-2880. We bares. set-in kitte% two vacation but is wart as 1D dock, ► 545 Properties use rost acentral air, $118000. Calf 725-5002 (06299 I CLEARWATER FLoids veca- WHITBY - Outstanding two ton home ton aab- Reesatable, storey home, two staircases For i wnwim. Please cal 433 front upper Mel spscbus tame- 3781. (OG1903) ly room, huge fisc room, 3 pkole : 1braW l nd cepIid, 555 central atdvac. IrrlrrncwWe. 8174,900. Call 668-1394. BROKER has $10.00010 lend a $110 per mond Contact Doug a 8666605. Commuri y Fkm- dal Servins. (TF) AJAX Pickering Village. 6 yews row, targe kitdnen, larrey room with fireplace. walkout to deck. 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms, main floor tsundnylarge closets M. cer garage, saceptiataly dean. nice landscaping. im- 575 Loans mediate availsbily. 8229,985. Cal 347-7313 or 428-5718. (062993) BORROW $10.000. pay as little AJAX - bright bedroom 2 112 as $110 per month o.ac. Cal baths, family room with Jenny, 668-72 lei Free firplace, main floor laundry. consultations. Ltd. Anubls Invest - double garage, appliances. rtents Ld. �) $169,900. 281-8090, 428-05134 MONEY Problems? Loans. debt or 724-1609. George Soh). consolidation*, credit Homellfe Champions Realty. arragertents, personal budget () planning, garnishes stopped. FREE CONSULTATIONS. AJAX - all brick. 4 bedroom, Credit Counselors (Pickering - central a-tr, antral vac, many Oshawa). 4331425. (TF) upgrades, professionally landscaped. Must to seen to FAX US YOUR AD appreciate. siali o. Cal 427• 762x. (071593► I o su e . pe every ay. Also 1/2 pace karate STD CLINICmemberships. Call 839 -PITT ATTRACTIVE widow would like Free & Corllidemial 10 meet s ncere established IrlformatjONedicatiorl/ (34101) (062293) good natured male. 50-60 for JESUS says, can the blind lead friendship and Possible long lestirlgAreatrnert for sexually the baindl Does your rr"Ster fasting relationship Send infro. transmitted diseases wear glasses? rhe hrrelng a ductory letter and photo to: Ash - Pickering Town Centre the hired minister, Mcah 3:11, ley P O. Box 21073. 290 Har - 420 -878 Isaiah 56 10-12. John 10.11. wood Ave. S.. Ajax. LiS 2JO. Cknlcseve Tuesday Jim Campbell. 1-705-953-9475 (062793, (TF) 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 pining our staff is Dr. Steve Goldman, (periodontist, a gum specialist) and Dr. David Eller can oral surgeon). We also offer evening hours and Saturdays. New Patients accepted Emergencies seen immediately 839-5951 Keep Smiling Drs. P. Goodman, S. Weiner B. Laibovitz, Y. Choi 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering, Ontario Oja'Pkkemg aQ�� Q�nQP�OgQP CLASSIFIED Extended Hours Monday to Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. To Place Your Ad Please Call: 683-5110 or Fax: 683-7363 - - - r ...vv-'rrati-vv,-VT1.�"�"1� r • .�..:i�fr.•...'......i.�. ..•, ... ..q NY NY��.rYI��I� Im Custom built 2,700 sq. ft., 4 large bedrooms, 21/2 baths, large country kitchen, oak cabinets, sunken living room with gas fireplace, 3/4 acre in Blackstock (6 miles east of Port Perry). $239,904. (416) 986-5846 PANY - great husband and wfe operation, established 5 years. FOR your pleasure - XXX fan- FINALLY Fat Free - lose /6 Ibs. great lease with room for tasy and phdos. Dscreetl For in 24 days, eliminate fat, in - expansion, asking $50K. Phone information, write Karen. Box pease your energy, feel great 509-9039 or 686-5509 ask for 670 -RD Kelowna, BC. V1Y 7134- and .... do it Safe and Natural. Gary. (070193) adults only please. (TF) (416) 434-2102. (070193) 7 LADIESI GoodtWy's Health 6 / 0 Spa sp" pro'."" Super 675 Companions Personals tan. toning, step class. haircut and style. All for S25. Get ready r mm r 0 n d OSHAWA - 246 Gaddon Ave., PEACEFUL country living - 15 mase bedrooms. 4 entranoss. Minutes north -*W Of Oshawa large backyard, private Beautiful 2,100 sq. h. 4 level driveway, newly painted and $441404, double car garage. 3 renovated. $93.000 o.b.o. bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 T1e 9858013. (062793) fireplaces. Enniskillen. Open house every Sunday. 2632690.51 0 Townhouses (oma' For Sale $112,500 - 5 bedroans. approx. 1/2 acre, 20 min. north of WHITBY one bedroaIsolarium. Oshawa. 2+ m garage, nsu- 1 1/2 baths with appliances, lased and wired. Call Donna drapes, parking. $105.000 or Howard Assoc. Broker. RNMak rem for SOW per moms. 416- Reflection 16Reflection Rutty Inc- 434-5222 651.8721. (070190) or 427.1177. (062983) Lots For MUST be sold - N.E. Whitby link 535 sale ter 9-0 pieehaped let seoord now laurdry, in-law aA» =1100 kd price. Large secluded with separate entrance. Call comping lot. Send beach. gr" Donna k/osrad, Assoc Broker• fishing, newt to 10,000 ace fiefuak Awbctbn Realty Inc• county, forest. One how east at 434-5222 of 427-1177. (062903) Toronto. Charles, (416) 431- PICKERING - attractive 3 1***- (070291 bedroom semi. 12 years aid. 1 If WATERF'ROItT - are acre wit 2 baths, ail. garage, dose to Go- 160 IL of oarodera slnoreNre $146,900. Call 839-5267. Great boating, fishing, swirn- M6250 ruing an large dear lale. Bon WHITBY - Pmt -beautiful too Echo Provincial Pak area Road sway all brick on corner is aaoCses' all p - I as vaalaable' Dom, 3 1, A., $49,000. 416-723-2880. We bares. set-in kitte% two vacation but is wart as 1D dock, ► 545 Properties use rost acentral air, $118000. Calf 725-5002 (06299 I CLEARWATER FLoids veca- WHITBY - Outstanding two ton home ton aab- Reesatable, storey home, two staircases For i wnwim. Please cal 433 front upper Mel spscbus tame- 3781. (OG1903) ly room, huge fisc room, 3 pkole : 1braW l nd cepIid, 555 central atdvac. IrrlrrncwWe. 8174,900. Call 668-1394. BROKER has $10.00010 lend a $110 per mond Contact Doug a 8666605. Commuri y Fkm- dal Servins. (TF) AJAX Pickering Village. 6 yews row, targe kitdnen, larrey room with fireplace. walkout to deck. 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms, main floor tsundnylarge closets M. cer garage, saceptiataly dean. nice landscaping. im- 575 Loans mediate availsbily. 8229,985. Cal 347-7313 or 428-5718. (062993) BORROW $10.000. pay as little AJAX - bright bedroom 2 112 as $110 per month o.ac. Cal baths, family room with Jenny, 668-72 lei Free firplace, main floor laundry. consultations. Ltd. Anubls Invest - double garage, appliances. rtents Ld. �) $169,900. 281-8090, 428-05134 MONEY Problems? Loans. debt or 724-1609. George Soh). consolidation*, credit Homellfe Champions Realty. arragertents, personal budget () planning, garnishes stopped. FREE CONSULTATIONS. AJAX - all brick. 4 bedroom, Credit Counselors (Pickering - central a-tr, antral vac, many Oshawa). 4331425. (TF) upgrades, professionally landscaped. Must to seen to FAX US YOUR AD appreciate. siali o. Cal 427• 762x. (071593► I o su e . pe every ay. Also 1/2 pace karate STD CLINICmemberships. Call 839 -PITT ATTRACTIVE widow would like Free & Corllidemial 10 meet s ncere established IrlformatjONedicatiorl/ (34101) (062293) good natured male. 50-60 for JESUS says, can the blind lead friendship and Possible long lestirlgAreatrnert for sexually the baindl Does your rr"Ster fasting relationship Send infro. transmitted diseases wear glasses? rhe hrrelng a ductory letter and photo to: Ash - Pickering Town Centre the hired minister, Mcah 3:11, ley P O. Box 21073. 290 Har - 420 -878 Isaiah 56 10-12. John 10.11. wood Ave. S.. Ajax. LiS 2JO. Cknlcseve Tuesday Jim Campbell. 1-705-953-9475 (062793, (TF) 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 pining our staff is Dr. Steve Goldman, (periodontist, a gum specialist) and Dr. David Eller can oral surgeon). We also offer evening hours and Saturdays. New Patients accepted Emergencies seen immediately 839-5951 Keep Smiling Drs. P. Goodman, S. Weiner B. Laibovitz, Y. Choi 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering, Ontario Oja'Pkkemg aQ�� Q�nQP�OgQP CLASSIFIED Extended Hours Monday to Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. To Place Your Ad Please Call: 683-5110 or Fax: 683-7363 - - - r ...vv-'rrati-vv,-VT1.�"�"1� r • .�..:i�fr.•...'......i.�. ..•, ... ..q NY NY��.rYI��I� OSHAWA - 246 Gaddon Ave., PEACEFUL country living - 15 mase bedrooms. 4 entranoss. Minutes north -*W Of Oshawa large backyard, private Beautiful 2,100 sq. h. 4 level driveway, newly painted and $441404, double car garage. 3 renovated. $93.000 o.b.o. bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 T1e 9858013. (062793) fireplaces. Enniskillen. Open house every Sunday. 2632690.51 0 Townhouses (oma' For Sale $112,500 - 5 bedroans. approx. 1/2 acre, 20 min. north of WHITBY one bedroaIsolarium. Oshawa. 2+ m garage, nsu- 1 1/2 baths with appliances, lased and wired. Call Donna drapes, parking. $105.000 or Howard Assoc. Broker. RNMak rem for SOW per moms. 416- Reflection 16Reflection Rutty Inc- 434-5222 651.8721. (070190) or 427.1177. (062983) Lots For MUST be sold - N.E. Whitby link 535 sale ter 9-0 pieehaped let seoord now laurdry, in-law aA» =1100 kd price. Large secluded with separate entrance. Call comping lot. Send beach. gr" Donna k/osrad, Assoc Broker• fishing, newt to 10,000 ace fiefuak Awbctbn Realty Inc• county, forest. One how east at 434-5222 of 427-1177. (062903) Toronto. Charles, (416) 431- PICKERING - attractive 3 1***- (070291 bedroom semi. 12 years aid. 1 If WATERF'ROItT - are acre wit 2 baths, ail. garage, dose to Go- 160 IL of oarodera slnoreNre $146,900. Call 839-5267. Great boating, fishing, swirn- M6250 ruing an large dear lale. Bon WHITBY - Pmt -beautiful too Echo Provincial Pak area Road sway all brick on corner is aaoCses' all p - I as vaalaable' Dom, 3 1, A., $49,000. 416-723-2880. We bares. set-in kitte% two vacation but is wart as 1D dock, ► 545 Properties use rost acentral air, $118000. Calf 725-5002 (06299 I CLEARWATER FLoids veca- WHITBY - Outstanding two ton home ton aab- Reesatable, storey home, two staircases For i wnwim. Please cal 433 front upper Mel spscbus tame- 3781. (OG1903) ly room, huge fisc room, 3 pkole : 1braW l nd cepIid, 555 central atdvac. IrrlrrncwWe. 8174,900. Call 668-1394. BROKER has $10.00010 lend a $110 per mond Contact Doug a 8666605. Commuri y Fkm- dal Servins. (TF) AJAX Pickering Village. 6 yews row, targe kitdnen, larrey room with fireplace. walkout to deck. 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms, main floor tsundnylarge closets M. cer garage, saceptiataly dean. nice landscaping. im- 575 Loans mediate availsbily. 8229,985. Cal 347-7313 or 428-5718. (062993) BORROW $10.000. pay as little AJAX - bright bedroom 2 112 as $110 per month o.ac. Cal baths, family room with Jenny, 668-72 lei Free firplace, main floor laundry. consultations. Ltd. Anubls Invest - double garage, appliances. rtents Ld. �) $169,900. 281-8090, 428-05134 MONEY Problems? Loans. debt or 724-1609. George Soh). consolidation*, credit Homellfe Champions Realty. arragertents, personal budget () planning, garnishes stopped. FREE CONSULTATIONS. AJAX - all brick. 4 bedroom, Credit Counselors (Pickering - central a-tr, antral vac, many Oshawa). 4331425. (TF) upgrades, professionally landscaped. Must to seen to FAX US YOUR AD appreciate. siali o. Cal 427• 762x. (071593► I o su e . pe every ay. Also 1/2 pace karate STD CLINICmemberships. Call 839 -PITT ATTRACTIVE widow would like Free & Corllidemial 10 meet s ncere established IrlformatjONedicatiorl/ (34101) (062293) good natured male. 50-60 for JESUS says, can the blind lead friendship and Possible long lestirlgAreatrnert for sexually the baindl Does your rr"Ster fasting relationship Send infro. transmitted diseases wear glasses? rhe hrrelng a ductory letter and photo to: Ash - Pickering Town Centre the hired minister, Mcah 3:11, ley P O. Box 21073. 290 Har - 420 -878 Isaiah 56 10-12. John 10.11. wood Ave. S.. Ajax. LiS 2JO. Cknlcseve Tuesday Jim Campbell. 1-705-953-9475 (062793, (TF) 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 pining our staff is Dr. Steve Goldman, (periodontist, a gum specialist) and Dr. David Eller can oral surgeon). We also offer evening hours and Saturdays. New Patients accepted Emergencies seen immediately 839-5951 Keep Smiling Drs. P. Goodman, S. Weiner B. Laibovitz, Y. Choi 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering, Ontario Oja'Pkkemg aQ�� Q�nQP�OgQP CLASSIFIED Extended Hours Monday to Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. To Place Your Ad Please Call: 683-5110 or Fax: 683-7363 - - - r ...vv-'rrati-vv,-VT1.�"�"1� r • .�..:i�fr.•...'......i.�. ..•, ... ..q NY NY��.rYI��I� 762x. (071593► I o su e . pe every ay. Also 1/2 pace karate STD CLINICmemberships. Call 839 -PITT ATTRACTIVE widow would like Free & Corllidemial 10 meet s ncere established IrlformatjONedicatiorl/ (34101) (062293) good natured male. 50-60 for JESUS says, can the blind lead friendship and Possible long lestirlgAreatrnert for sexually the baindl Does your rr"Ster fasting relationship Send infro. transmitted diseases wear glasses? rhe hrrelng a ductory letter and photo to: Ash - Pickering Town Centre the hired minister, Mcah 3:11, ley P O. Box 21073. 290 Har - 420 -878 Isaiah 56 10-12. John 10.11. wood Ave. S.. Ajax. LiS 2JO. Cknlcseve Tuesday Jim Campbell. 1-705-953-9475 (062793, (TF) 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 pining our staff is Dr. Steve Goldman, (periodontist, a gum specialist) and Dr. David Eller can oral surgeon). We also offer evening hours and Saturdays. New Patients accepted Emergencies seen immediately 839-5951 Keep Smiling Drs. P. Goodman, S. Weiner B. Laibovitz, Y. Choi 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering, Ontario Oja'Pkkemg aQ�� Q�nQP�OgQP CLASSIFIED Extended Hours Monday to Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. To Place Your Ad Please Call: 683-5110 or Fax: 683-7363 - - - r ...vv-'rrati-vv,-VT1.�"�"1� r • .�..:i�fr.•...'......i.�. ..•, ... ..q NY NY��.rYI��I� is. 16"SaTm 2% 19" Val lti.�ll r nlLG�7 /lirlilL.IyOL.G: 101ANNA GRAND 0VER $25,000 I I Entry fee is $20 (including G.S.T.) `"` - • One day ticket available from qualified charter boat operators for $10 each. -TH I S WEEK � •Grand Prize for heaviest salmon. �� % • Prizes for heaviest Chinook, rainbow trout & brown trout. t • Weekly Prizes • Draw Prizes ! BROUGHT TO YOU BY OSHAWAANHITBY THIS WEEK NEWSPAPER WITH CO-OPERATION FROM / 1 DURHAM REGION ANGLERS' ASSOC. Entry tickets evolleble horn Oshr are. sporting goods stores or send cheque eiede out to "TMs We@ Salmon Derby". ea6 Forswll St.. 06howe, ON. L1H nS. / Goodwmnch � �1'Vlte��us lbfchnsanoureoARv TO ADVERTISE YOUR HOME & BUSINESS SERVICE Business Services ARE rote iavegoa- iektmS overdue accounts. NSF C^e�ueS Or unent0 rced i ludgerrntsn For tact refill of meso very real prablerns. Car ParsiLegai Proleesionais at ill 3636 (0710 193) ILLUSTRATION, cartooning. graphic des'g, advertising. Bisiness or personal. Rea Wrabie rase Also heaars available. Randy Timms. (416) 342-2279 (TF) Saw Paralegal Services - lawyer too expensive, For a cont.dential and prolesslinal. Free. no obligator consuttaton. Cal �s today a! 723-2983. 1062993; WORD Proci ssetg - excellent a•Pund time. Thesis, mProposal.. resumes, essays. prosals. ousmess lenem Compstrt ve rates two convenient bcatiorts: Curra^' aegior. „arty ;416) 837-0099 of Scarborough. She - ley 1416) 299 9159 (070'93) Driving Schools School 3 =20M 0 lessons, i� 150 Cal 267-3060. (TF7 CALL 576.9335 Handyman MAN wrath Dick up truck will do odc boos Clean ups, deliveries, w"ndows. etc Call Vic. 428- 8907 (062793) S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - quality exterior and intenor nwovat*m. repairs. ad lecins. desrgrvburid Oars and abrners. AY workmanship guaranroeo ono esure0. comae Cary 839- 0984. (072493) Home Improvements Home Painting, Improvements Decorating DEL ZOTTO WOOD FENCING SpeeiaiWng in Residential Fences L Decks, Drilled liolss and Set Posts For Fie Estimates Can (416) 293-3M Office 41094456 Mobiles RENOVATIONS caoineiry. aodtitins. kncrlenl bathrooms. Paving stones. terloes. decks. custom budding. Free evirr at"' Carew Company. 416-432-6865. aLE HOMEIMPRO 1�TS 4 ��Rpp ARA 4 FREE ESTIMATES. -SENIOR'S DISCOUNTS MINTING: INTERIOR k EXTERIOR delta. Fee Mtintti- VuslNy FECES. DECKS k CARPENTRY gwrarttiad 4344420. (TF) WALLPAPERl`WINDOW WASHING OUAIJTY work by father and DRIVEWAY SEALING son tear. Welletperisnoed. STAINING AND SEAUtiC DECKS i FENCES hard working. Renovations. GARDEkS k FISHPONDS additions. ducks. *IG Car rail forHARRY-0-THE-MOVERS ae 571-1263 Bill or a fee eaw TREE TRIM.NINC A PROFERTY CLEA.ti-LT Rod. Oshawa (TFALL) ALL TYPES OF WORK CONSIDERED be"rats, deck*. gone*. PoeJo0v5 N2'fi RENOVATIONS by G. Taylor fis3-42aS f bits ispprye, her, r►tairMertaltoi Ti1fiS Palming i Decoir Inl riar & ExWW WOIIgRaf{ShQ. Dost CISMI Isemi 8. 0M ARTSTfC lfasornry - spscid¢- np in implaos and d erriney repairs. Works with bricks, bttads and stones of all IpNtdt. Fns oee1w1s1oe rronkrrrsrehp purarwsod(T�all Rona Gervais. SIGON Construction Ltd. sew- ing Durham Region for 17 years. Additions, sundeeks. patio doors. Fee room, tile. Free tsxinlses, cal 1416576-5791). Electrical ORMALL. Wingll boarding. (n7 Serviceww Sko4 PIMW raPain• Moving, For pnfasboml sw - e air porn- Storage ELECTRICAL Problems? pitlim gloss, d fill at 412. Licensed Ontario Eisetridarts, IWO. (� Mae mind, end Resdisruial, �rSrAN NO Ntdtr*biLL-Fltien .fOYRNEr11AN electrician. vail yes etperierloi in Durham in � 11 ext own. AB jobs guarintelo0, rewiring, additions. and on mists Plwarw K./LC. A 427-7412 or renovations. Allwork "w etR 43685Y4. (0625p3) passmise4 tae eterrtalsa Cal CoalAef011 or l�olaoa Jeb -- - — 4204saD. (lrljwq bow WAilbll. Sllror a lfandyfrlan MARTEK Coraraaors - 20%allPlod 1ttlWO ttiicalltl Fee a• ir jabs aSMComplete In- elllalll[ lobi and amerior rerrowaaats, 571 766 Interior and exterior painting. Construction. dodo. rail loons wall papering, fencing and AJAX III Systems - full delta. Fee Mtintti- VuslNy etsrMoss, move. aI I I and gwrarttiad 4344420. (TF) piano specialists. 1Ut rale or OUAIJTY work by father and hourly' We noir have healed ��• units. Now afairinp fee son tear. Welletperisnoed. boomnqv. Call 427- hard working. Renovations. (,� additions. ducks. *IG Car rail forHARRY-0-THE-MOVERS ae 571-1263 Bill or a fee eaw - Rod. Oshawa (TFALL) mom big or small. we prim be"rats, deck*. gone*. then still Fee etstlrrtases seniors RENOVATIONS by G. Taylor discount. shat naske nwves. painting. Jones* and dodo. Construction. dodo. rail loons pianos moved. Comparable we". general mainlorwroi, a much more. 20 years rasa. CAM 4324=_ (TF) wirtdow washing. Chris Fbgart. 427-9140 between 9-9 P.M. experience. references supplied. Cal Gary for a Free MAN with Ilu* atdlor nen for . (070193) Estimate at SWIN53. (070193) ail y rata * nM prices, to YACDONALD'S Hones Ie- SABER Contracting - ' all for s � . trpp0bedobbobow In preveeents - bathrooms, carpentry, additions, . l3ive Pea a eel a 576- be"rats, deck*. gone*. renovations, kitchens. JIM (,FALL) kitchens. ceramic tile. bits ispprye, her, r►tairMertaltoi holdw*od floor*, pawPMM emergency service. furniture WA with large truck will do onsereios.Nojobo reeveYle rt refinishing, quality workhousehold prow, fisidemial, ertasll TNR 576.01171 w orf- guaranteed. 15 years of mos. cam- Al types w Call Cart or Jane. 427-2556. Iter 434-92411L P1112M) ower wtas. M62915. (TFEFG) Prassskl" pltindng OW slap cow 1 35 yes, so. by or oriel pEt Fres stttitosw i mnaRsiol Jab NettaAon glaralmd Bea papal airabW r or Gu Bob 839-3508 ALL Pro Painting and Walwepern9, general repairs. tap quality work at r arontible rates. 20% discount for senors. Serves Durham Region. Call Ray. 987-185x. (TF) PROFESSIONAL paining, wits, nor and exterior, drywall taping. Plastering and spray. Call Alfredo or Halle. 723.1337- (072093) TWO Poor Guy's With A Brush. Prdessonal Painting. Oterorr exterior, wallpapering, tree eaimates. cal 428.2298 or 683- 9309.(063093) Party Services YAGICIAAIQ claken tnerids. rosily to entertain la any age, any occasion. Birthdays. promotions, openings. tUrKka"M. mage: shows, an tunl Lattice help.. M7057 or 72943319. (TF) RABBIT wants work doing nes . for childia s parties and an occasions. haw my owl �maprasn Cal Ennis. 666 4932.. Plumbing wlowilgyMrl Pkwbw No job No 1ItIW - Fatcia, showers, basement aalleaw, tttel bill% OL AV tassism m or Addilm MOW: 427-174 Hea1e: 4274w. Alk tar Toa Ofifwt C g, fa %S & do flaw � Ba58f116 lwBttIf00I115, ClIrtlpl W e Rales El111Ilekes 22 ps. 61;af' A r I Licenced Yard Maintenance LismCLOV Am rolig Gwdmn WA Tree Trinn" 10X8 DO)OINT McDonald's Restaurant Ajax and the tCUN� NEWS ADVERTISEF 1 Present All you do is place an all paper classified (10 issues) at our AJAX-PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER OFFICE 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax and receive a special combo McClassified coupon for a FREE COMBO MEAL from McDonalds" Qarge sandwich, medium fries and medium beverage) l'ntlT one coupon per customer per visa 6 nd void wih any Wier otter and no cash vdue McDonald's Restaurant Valid only at. 222 Bayl St. West, Ajax CIO 1 1 1 LOOK BETTER, FEEL BETTER SUMMER SPECIAL 1 FACIAL & MANICURE 1 1 $49.95 1 WAXING, PEDICURES PERMANENT EYELASH AND BROW TINTS Call for appointment 1 I 831-1657 • 1 ------------1 RICHARDS KWIK PICK TAXI NON SMOKING Lincoln Town Car Airport Two Way Service 420-6999 Ontario CLIP A SAVE — Galbraith I Repair Centre I I f 1­Ilery I Watches I Watch Battery - Replacement n ` Watch strap• & r r Band, V r s r J -11—v Cleaner < V Ring Cleaning •� r and Rebuffing I Free e.timate+ on —tipping of your reci ring.,. I I L--- CLeP A SAVE _ �sJ JaMq(q?1 a 2Ilm �Q�Q�mr;'am4 -•e Poly ka Available t rman and International specialtu:S Sundail Brunch 10:30 - 2:30 as. -Sat. 11:30 2: i0 & ;-10 p.m. Sundae/ 10:30.9 p.m. Located in the Courtyard of RcI -eriny `I if*e 109 0(d !X-ingston Pd., Alp( 427-6760 It's not necessary to "R"eplace that old boat and motor. "R "epair and "R"efinish instead. We perform tune-ups and repairs of outboard motors, inboard motors and outdrives. For help in getting your boat "R"efurbished and on the lake this season. Call SAWYER �`?J : MARINE I SERVICES LTD. (,E FROM FROM 5.5% 1 St, 2nd & 3rd Mtps. to 95% Rental Properties & Cottages ' Re -financing ' Debt Consolidation ' Rural Properties ' Self-employed ' Bad Credit No Income -No Problem Prime Deals Below Bank Rates Fast Professional Service Since 1975 c486-2557 mflTer IF iim- E. GILLEZEAU & DR. M. FrZSIMMoNS WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BYAPPOINTMENT WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE •Contact Lenses • Binocular Vision • Perceptual Testing j • Dispensing of all Types of Frames 8 Contacts • PERIODIC VISITS OR LIVE-IN CARE FOR YOUR PETS, HOME & PLANTS • HOME SECURITY & MAINTENANCE • 1UVE4N OR HOURLY CHILD CARE • BONDED & INSURED, EST. 1981 RELIABLE & AFFORDABLE 686-1691 i4� fit HOUSESRTERS i+r nww nwant•.of ro .. wfff NOW OPEN JOINTS 'N THINGS (Sports and Rehab Clinic) New Patients Wecome No Referral Necessary Physician on Staff 1550 Kingston Rd., Suite 314 Pickering 837-6613 ale, HUM ICIL, rear, VvaitE Anne Peel, Evelyn Tindall and Lloyd Tindall. Evana right Topsoil has ht stuff for g (la.ncis all over Durham and heyond right now have a number of things on their minds; among them. topso,il..... Evana Topsoil. a locally owned and operated family business is run by the husband and wife teams of Walter and Anne feel, and Lloyd and Fyelvn Tindall. Lloyd, who is well known in the indusirn in Manila, has been working in the excavating business ti►r the past 2() years. Other family members are also involved in the operation of Evana. Before lorniing this business. Waller had been septi -retired, with experience in cabinet- making and home repairs. The main focus of the business is topsoil, sold both wholesale and retail. As Walter explains, Evana screens (removes impurities such as clay) and shreds (a process which gets rid of twigs and stones) topsoil. The business began last fall, and, according to Walter, has met with resounding success. Spring, of course, is its busiest Outdoor living ..Indoors' 2W wmnmrth St. w., Unit 19, wetter 42789 14OW26"ul season. Regular topsoil is commonly requested by clients. as is triple rnix. a poltting soil that includes manure, peat loam and topsoil. Waller says, "Sonic gardeners want a special soil mixed to achic%c a panicular result." Although F:vana does not prolntaltc itself as custllmirin,-, soil, if gardeners ask for a particular soil type. it will he provided. 11'a growing soil is required. Evana will deliver the triple 1111x. Many customers are people who have moved into a new home and who "want nice lawns.., As Walter explains, new home builders cannot build on topsoil, so it all has to he removed. Once the subdivision is complete, however, the type of soil left behind is never suitable tier growing, so the homeowner has to obtain the proper soil. Depending on the weather, orders from Evana can be delivered the next business day. When it is raining. Walter says, it is harder to process the soil. Evana supplies topsoil to 44 4M MW 4M NIP Im 04 WIPMUM�— 11111M." - A's PULL Sti1f11fICM rcrcLa alloy • Bfcyde SOW, Parts � M WISSMr File toIIIIQ, 44 Ons, LIS =4 e -el, In r=, growingthings individuals, as uul as nur.,;ries and landscapers. Walter says, however. . "Anybody who would grow' anything could hu% soil frons U.C. The business also offers cedar hedging, putted trees. shrubbery, cedar rails and 14" stone. Ior sale at discount prices. In the next few weeks, it plans to obtain a bagging machine so it can ha,_ stones and sand. 11 will also carry additional nursery stock and aggregates such as gravel and sand, as well as patio shines and other garden -related products. Located at 640 Taunton Rd. E. in Whithy (corner of Thickson Rd.). Evana Topsoil can he reached by calling 43()-1733; atter hours, 428-2870. PET SITTERS ETC. Pet, Plant and Home Care SERVING DURHAM SINCE 1986 PROFESSIONAL CARE OF PETS PLANTS & HOMES BONDED & INSURED WE CARE FOR YOUR PETS IN THE COMFORT OF YOUR OWN HOME ,i Q 1191II14 iIII 31 RED EYE SPECIAL VAN SERVICE TO AIRPORT s251Doper person (additional family members 150) 686-1515 Wheelchair Vans also available CEDAR PARK Recreation ii Trailer Resort (5 miles N. of Bowmanville, lust off Durham Rd. 57) OPEN FOR SUMMER Featuring: • Beautiful 110x70' pool • 18 hole miniature golf • tennis court • fantastic children's water play are complete with 3 pool, water umbrella, mini slide, water cannons. t z ASK ABOUT ..� OUR SEASON _ "" SWIMMING PASS Public pow"' Swimming •a..•.-�, 263-8109 SALT OR WEATHER DAMAGED CONCRETE WALKWAYS OR STEPS? BASEMEN'S WA-ERPgOpFED CONCRETE REFINISHING AND REPAIR ANY SIZE JCB - MCDERN ME-40DS NO DAMAGE 70 SHRUBS LAWNS & DRIVEWAYS ALL AVAILABLE MET4ODS PERFCRMEO INSIDE OR OUTSIDE q mac" n.. c...o.. A..,.,, ..:..�.„ ..rye.-+.;..:: LARRY GOCOwN 24 Hours Tel (416)614-1703 or Fax (416) 6133-0421 Reliable e'er linators Ex 1_tmued 1933 Since 3 GENERATION FAMILY BUSINESS FOR ALL YOUR PEST CONTROL PROBLEMS • PROMPT PROFESSIONAL SERVICE • AFFORDABLE PRICES • ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE • GAVFRNur.NT t it�cueen Present this ad for 10% discount on any Pest Control Service JD AIR & ELECTRIC TOOL REPAIR 676 Monarch Ave,, Unit 3 Ajax, Ontario Phone/Fax 427-2595 SEE OUR NEW LINE OF CORDLESS S ELECTRIC LAWNMOWERS BY BLACK & DECKER BEST PRICE IN TOWN t 1 1 • {gt "t7c� '� .9 L t1IP•V i(1LWM C : l' S j II A. r a. ,. �. a t • .. . . ♦�� 4 A ��'\Si f• •1 , �iH� r_ t. • .. .-► ����►s�iF►a.►►-•.•-•-•.w�+.r•+-+-.•-a..•..a.•.a-•.�.•.�.�.-.-«•. -.•.--�...•. •. •.•.•a. •_•.w •.n-. •. a...n�.�sPt tl. �,.I �., ht•�y"� �Z��7 .Da•. F-6JQ �J 7e: �•T Yf-.: a • . � �:a.�.�.•.�.a.•.•. s. �. -. -. •.•--t-ya-Mew a1 .•�-a/---aft PAGE 32 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 25,1!!3 ---- -- ---- How weget' a our �• R LSP agents workingRepeenttvabout ow >•ROYAL � LIIIIIIEIIIIIIPIIIIINAIIIIIIIIIGINIIIIIINE • •esas��s�ad odmwforyou.in m�nutes. H0MMah"kV%. & IIIII Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd , Broker vi f -A M_ IllillS i i• - AJAX -1ST TIME BUYERS BACKS ON PARKLAND PICTURESQUE COURT $254.900 GREAT STARTERANVEST'MENT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Wonderful north end home 2 bdrm. Totally Distinctive Discovery Bay. 4 bdrm. beauty Quality Coghlin Home. 4 big bdrms. & super Spacious bung. with 2 bdrm. basement suite, Triple 'A" Municipal tenant will pay off this asset updated. very well maintained. Call Sharon loaded with upgrades plus fin. bsmt. Call Wilma family sized kitchen for growing family. Wilma backs to park, walk to schools. Heather Cullen" for you. Dbl. and commercial. D. Joyce" 683• White' 427-6522. x9324422. Tanner' 427-W2. 09324770. Tanner' 427-6522 x9325100. 683.1790 x9324479. 1790 #9226679 r � �y f Na 1 1 r_ r li=[TTl•._�,�.• c�1q T' M•[`fyw••V� SUPER WALKOUT BASEMENT! SINGLE? RENTING? OWN!!! BIG HOME, BIGGER VALUE INDUSTRIAL OPEN STORAGE DETACHED - IN-LAW SURE Complete wrth rec room, wet bar. and office as Fabulous west view from this "'r storey. 1 This rmmacuiate oomy home comes complete 3 acres flanking Kingston Rd.. Pickering Village, Great starter or investment home. 3+2 bdrm., all well as large family room. Brenda Clyde' 427- bdrm. apt. Super bright & clean. Close to 'GO" wrth family room, huge deck & cent. air. Mrs. 6000 sq. ft. steel budding, many uses, Doug brick, walk to GO train, Heather Cullen* 683- 6522. x9324944. & 401. Diana Plnz' 427-6522. 0930'311. Oates* 427-6522 x9325097. Joyce" 683-1790 x9323923. 1790 09324428 ,�-_ .fir -- -� -� �'`�• _ _ � '� _ _ .ate i■� ..,;.i� __ a':.}�. -.,, .ci."2_.c .'..,.... - ,�•.?t:��r ;:. .fx. � • .•c-..r,.,R;. }-^- __.. -. OVERLOOKING CONSERVATION START AT THE BEGINNING GARDENER'S PARADISE!! LARGEST SEMI IN AREA WALK TO "GO" STATION! Splendid 3 bdrrr. ;r. exec..n fashionable area. 3 bdrm. link. =meshed rec rm. WalkoL' tD deck. 4 bdrm. bung. or 2 acres mature perennial beds 3 spacious bd- ea' K^ writ, Ic's of cabinets 3 bdrm.. 2 bath semi boasts hardwood floors, a27-6522, 9 rr. rm O/L ravine. Wilma Tanner* 140'btt.. Not overlooked at rear. Paddi Dimitn• overlooks conservation in Greenwood. Paddy fm. rec rm. For -c•e info aiease call Massarat large country kitchen! Call Kathryn Parish' 683- DxnRn• 427-6522. Naqvi• 683-179C x93237^2 1790 x9324960 t tot v�---�- ' I � _ :. `"- d,G,;�;C,,�e,Z _ : ;- _. .,ai��T+w�S''-+`� «y�Yft, _Zi'9•',..;.�%�"tr�: 4'':. FINISHED TOP TO BOTTOM DO YOU WANT UNUSUAL? DISTINCTIVE AND SPACKx1S OPEN HOUSE, SATURDAY 3-5 FOXHOLLOW _ovely bright & ^ee U home in do excellent 1.600 sq. " Doer, concept home Quiet south Lice freedom from the city's Need a 3000 sq. ft. 1608 Orion Crt' Gorgeous 4 bdrm. home 2132 s4 It nn1 4 bdrm., 2-4 pc 2 pc Oaths. inn fir, lam. area. Step-up tub. CAC & more. Call Shirley Ajax loca.rior BarbaraEdwards* 427-6522. home by the lake with loads of upgrades. Call finished top to bottom' LONG CLOSING DATE! d hind. rms • fp• au • vac.• premum lot Quiet at. 4 Oates' 427-6522. x9325,24. x9322928. Evelyn Regan• 427-6522 x9324175. Kathryn °artsh• 663-1790 x9324873 yrs. old, sop, by & din rms French Doors walk to schools. st Call Sylvm Kyle* 6n i 190 x9325d32 �__\ o_ _/ •• _ -h AFFORDABLE COTTAGE WITH VIEW 3 bdrm. cottage on Crowe River 1 only 5 mins. to Marmora. Great 4+1 CHEERY BEDROOMS FABULOUS FIBERGLASS POOL! Scenery & fishing. Call 683- 4 BEDROOM 2000 SQ. FT. & UPGRADES r A ',cf for a !!-, le 'his lovely family home. Stylish 4 bdrrr exec boas's greenhouse This home must be seen to be appreciated. too I Move -'n cond., bright SE view, sep. dining rm., Gorgeous greenhouse kitchen. Call Shirley krtcher' w^ centre island Family `nendly' 1790 Ken Bowker* #9323979. many features to list. call Gerald Jaeger* at ' low maii 5 appliances, utilities. exercise rm., Oates' 427-6522 x9324976. Wilma -anne•• 427-6522 x9324623 683-1790 re. info. x9323427. i pool all incl.. I. Damrell"/J.Brdt• 683-1790 _ _ _ x9300751. Mill, L "THE ENCLAVE " PREMUM LOT U Sensational 4 bdrm. Set on 172' pie IN with UG Live the life you love! Call me Re: This Fantastic custom res. over 3700 sq. ft., fully On ravine with w/o bsmt., 2 fir, 4 bdrms., mn. 8r. 7 nn., brick dbl. attached garage, beautiful lot, pool & fabulous landscaping. Wilma Tamer gorgeous 4 bdrm. on private lot near lake. appointed on landscaped ravine lot. Paule den, Thomridge model, approx. 2400 sq.f . Barb fam, mt., fp., 4 bdrms., C/A, brdlm, parquet 427-6M. x9324947. Wilma Tamer* 427-6522. 09323680. Whiteley" M3-1790 x9324190. Vactrca' / Paule Whiteley' #9324743.6831790. floors, Call Flo Betts" x9324797.683-1790. TJ Jz Ld. 44 FALBY COURT WMERETHE ELBE M CENTRAL PICKFR/NG!! GORGEOUS TRWEL "RALEIGH" NX= & GAYLY • PICKERING Spacious 2+1 end unit in demand bldg. en suite $244,9DO gorgeous 4 bdrm. on prem. lot with 3 bdrm., 2 baths, townhome includes 4 2 bdm, plus solarium, 2 baths! Luxurious Comer ex laundry & Wer. An absolute gem! Shirley w/o bsmt. in Discovery Bay. Elegant decor! appliances, eat -in kit. A w/o bsmt. Kath gym' fine spew, 427.6522. #9301480. Wilma Tanner' 427.6522 #9324795. Parrish" 6831790 #9301176. fes . Cal now Kathryn Parish 601790#90380. 17 now kxrn 80. by ins. office, D. Joyce- Oates" #9301138. 693.11'80 #19301389. r - I ItY S1891500• •S124,900 I t UC 11111111%mrtu "Um! OUTC Chic 3 bdrm. bac ksplit nestled on gorgeous $189,500 pretty treed SW Pidkemg on 133 lot. 4 bdnn., CAC, interlocking, fully landscaped fin. 10 ACRE PRIVATE RETREAT GORGEOUS LOT PLUS BUNGAXLMW treed lot in prime S. Ajax. Call Wilma Tanner" Oak rail staircase flows to fn. fam. rm. with fp. bsmt. Sandra Delzotto• 683-1790 P �^g north, great future homesde, many 3+1 bdrm, w/o from bsmt. to 50x330 f . lot for 427.6522.09324774. yy� Tamer• 427.6522 x9025099 x9324638, garage, 2 streams 4 AC working land, live-in or build your dream home, Massarat Cap Bill Jordan" 683-1790 #9024512. Naqvi• 683-1790 x9324930. WHEN CALLING, AJAXLEASE 4276522 PICKERING 683-1790- - .-OFFICE 235 Bayly St. W. OFFICE1970 Brock Rd. = Melody $500'°° dow moves you in. Owning a home today is easier than yo ink The— at Liberty Village in Bowmanville. The Iody sales team would be delighted to fill yos in on the details of their $500 down payment plan. Following that. you should take a moment to look over the 6 new models recently introduced to the massive offering of designs at -Liberty Village. The new designs start at $99,W for a 30' lot product. As builder Saver io Montemarano say -We offer price, quality and terrific incentives for the new home buyer. We are the only choice builder. We take great pride in personalized service." So much so, that they have sold more properties in Bowmanville than any other company, which makes them the premier builder in the area r= U easier...again! ! Melody is committed to the Bowmanville area. dM Unlike other developers who get in and out as quickly rrHE CHU, + as possible, Liberty Village is not a short term project. With over 800 units in the community, Melody Homes plans to be here for quite a while. are currently under construction. Recently a new park and playground was announced To reach the Liberty Village sales which will feature a baseball diamond, benches and centre, exit Hwy. 401 at Liberty St. and walkways for casual strolls and is scheduled for Proceed north five kilometers to completion this year. I Freeland. The sales centre is just on your Always an innovator for purchaser incentives, right. Sales centre hairs are Monday to Melody is presently offering free groceries for one Thursday froin 1 to 8 p.m. and Saturdays, year (a $5,200 value) to all new home purchasers. Sundays and holidays from 11 a.m. to 6 They are also offering a "Mystery Gift" valued at p.m. The sales office is closed on $4,000 (not appliances) to the first 100. qualified Fridays. For more information call, 623 - purchasers and it can be viewed at the sales offim. 4644 or 623 -6549 - The homes at Liberty Village feature attractive exteriors and range from approximately 1,000 sq. ft. to 3,000 sq. ft. Starting at $99,900 for a single detached home on a 30' lot and $119,900 for fully ,y detached homes on 40' lots. Still popular with all the purchasers is the unique Multi -Choice program, introduced by Melody Homes two years ago. This flexible program offers clients their choice of exteriors and up to six different floorplans per model which they can milt and match to suit their lifestyle. - ; ,A "Prices, quality aad craftsmanship," subs Momemarano proudly, "nobody can come close so us when it comes to choices." It would be bard to disagree. The builder is always open to the purchaser's suggestions.... _ 'r 7 -"Free Grocery for a lese Liberty Village already is home to more than 300t families. The community will eventually feature about P[iO II ODS g0W9 StPOlIg. 800 homes. Possession dates are available from 5.ws m ft ra i se of sW =w immediate closing to the end of this year. A furnishod ~' ~''Nd8' I'm""' ' = - SUM ar:..e r user model home is available for viewing and ot"lher et � , -." -. . _.. r. - -�-'` - - .... ��+. .+. :0. • .. .+.=.Y. ': i,�i � ?..�. hAS.'=..�? * ,.{ i„f . a�Ssr�.:..*..::�i.ic�,. .:ril.fr'e`�r'. PAGE 2 OSHAWA THS WEEKIAJAX HEWS AO' UMSER, Jur» 1 • - Jam 25,199346EST HOkWA Jww 111- Jwn 26,1990 New lEiomm4m M Ltzd Iater14:02,10 Mlhitbya little bit of Woodmere Magic If you have been looking for a new The development will feature a total York, Stouffville and Mississauga. Hwy. 401. The sales office is open home and the houses you've seen are of 90 homes. Closing dates are avail- Whitby's the Magic of Woodmere is Monday to Thursday from I to 8 p.m. starting to be undistinguishable, then able from October 1993 to February located off Dryden Blvd., just east of and from noon to 6 p.m. on weekends you owe it to yourself to experience a 1994. Thickson Rd. The sales office is locat- and holidays. For information contact little magic. Woodmere Homes has been build- ed at the intersection of Thickson Rd. Gaye Morrish or Steve Lioukras at The Magic of Woodmere features ing homes for 1.5 years and has devel- and Champlain Ave., just south of 721-8300. lots of windows, distinctive rooflines, oped communities in Pickering. North large kitchens and various other architectural details z� _ which make this new Whitby community attrac- live to your family's. , needs. ,.}, t There is a home for .- • � �'` & ever} one in this new development. Homes are I !• �� `, available on 23- or 40 -foot i lots and range in size from •� � sly � - f - � �� . 936 square fover q eel to4 2,200 square feet. Prices start at S 129.990. Homes at the Magic of —--- woodmere are especially attractive to people who=�-- are currently renting. With five per cent down. you can move into your ow•n home and have monthly pay- ments which are the same or lower than what you are paying for rent. Also for a limited time, every home at the :Magic of Woodmere comes with five appliances. But the distinctive roofline and ele- gant exterior design is not all the homes of the Magic of Woodmere have to offer. The builder has also given close attention to the layout of the home to make it both comfortable and functional. Take the Stafford for example. Here is a versatile 1,500-sq.ft. bungalow with much to offer. Immediately upon entering the Stafford. you will be amazed by the vast dimension of the living room/dining room area. One elevation offers a cathedral ceiling and the optional three -sided gas fireplace add an elegantly decorative and com- fortable touch. The kitchen/breakfast area also offers plenty of space and features a walk -out to the backyard. One of the nice touches of this home is that you can choose between a two- or three-bedroom layout. If you opt for the two-bedroom plan, a home office or study may be just the thing you need for those moments when you need to get some work done or just want to get away for a few quiet min- utes. The master bedroom features a large walk-in closet and ensuite bath. The second bedroom has generous dimensions. Downstairs, there is plenty to opportunities. The optional finished family room, which can be accented with a gas fireplace, makes a great get- together area for the family or friends. Space will easily accommodate a recreation room, an additional bed- room, future workshop of hobby room and there is a rough -in for a three- piece bathroom. All in all, the Stafford is very attrac- tive, especially when you can move in and have monthly payments under $1,000 (ask your sales representative for details. The Stafford is just one of the fabulous designs from Woodmere Homes in Whitby _oar, a p rt BLTILD YOUR A 'DREAM HOME! i Y ROM 2,000 SQ. VL & UP ON LARGE LOTS....... Lcxalc-ti.ct Rel North Oshawa East of Durharn College NX"e WiU (ustom bull(.] your hewn(.•, ,r builder of your choice CALL MICUA- L ZYCOCKI - 728-9471 - Will Sell to builcic"r dire-c•t The edge of the Rouge. $219,90Q and up. Dear %fiends a►tal nei,Khhuur%, I %%-allied you to bt: among the first to know there have hcen changes. I he spectacular and distinctive estate homes of "lallTrees arc now ottered at considerah1% rcvixd prices.: All who have seen the land. %%ithout exception, are moved b% - the bcauty of the ravines and the woodlands that crest the Twvn Rivers of the Rouge. lodav, the ,wildflowers have exploded in flit-- forest, heforest, the river I% rushing and the world is joyous with birdurng. This is the kind of land that we all Tong to own. Ta,�r�Es K I — y", j The homes are unparalleled anvwhcre in the country. Designed by Viljoen & Associates, Architects, to feel like the grand homes of established heritage Ontario, and built by Marshall Homes with respectful attention to every detail, these are million -dollar homes that are priced now from S339,9M. and U p. You owe it to yourself to come and review the new prices and the new plans. Tucked into the other side of •Fall"Drees, and linked by a wooded walk, is the quiet pocket of homes called The (;rove. "The'Maplewood • 2,024 sq. h. Easy family living for $219,900. 1'kr flit, la„n I—Idueg, ul rack t )ntanu the, 1, A hums that No at hv% with -s% a ant, rte flit- wlrldows art• drt•1) And low. 4u -,mrd to do -lint -aft- handxtnn• It•aturr, and gtse a substantial lett' uIx)n flit' world Inside, a world ,I light and ,I.aae . prrsrnted gratetulh hs an arc hart t who undrrslands our pn,alr .telt, As will as our .-,I ode 1 �•r c I! r y. SCC L ye V r The Claremont • ;,199 sq. ft. A million dollar home, now S42.S,(XX) 1 M,. ,. .� ;r,agn rt., ,. �� .rr,n • n ,r.tat+lnh,. un war:,, ars. ,Irvk. ..t a.rt;:+ :�"., h.i r.�. •, r �„ ni, nr.e ht„lir h.. ,.l 1n cath ,,,i„mal atiaptahun mintah•. txvutdulh umarnetl ntothnr,. WA&I'l high ,rser wurdow, on the upper tl-W, l hlmn-, heulutg for the , I„uds. N -,t whin r%haling hardwtrn, sntul.e and w.mning , hdls- t„r, ,pkndrd $—titus and dtw,rwj%% fnadr ha grar Ni, ntrinars ir%en whrn sou rr lust bringing h,ane a lux,,i nulkl (,-gr, that hal in—, ilk, --ch haws. rstrnd the grana] wart, ill the strwture Kul to the and. n\ all lust atla"-. An ethhnlr , d , slrtrh,ha•d I.,mg .i „ nsr ul Ln—mg h,tw and whirr to 1.1, And wh, THE GROVE ///• While many families have settled here, there are some twenty fine building sites waiting to be claimed. These are traditional family homes, generous spaces, beautifully built. And now, the homes in The Grove can be had from $219,900. and up. Considering the many great advantages of the Rouge Valley location, you can safely say that this is the best value for compar- able homes in all of Toronto East. The price is new. The archi- tecture is superlative. But the land is just as it always was. Green, lush and lovely. The Rouge Valley at your garden gate will be forever woodlands. Some things have changed. But the value and the unique qualities of the land are here forever. As builder, 1 am firmly committed to the community. I live here with my wife and daughter and son. We invite you to come and look again. Sincerely, Craig Marshall Take flit, .Meadowtale route, att the 401, heading for the Ltx,. East at Sheppard, then Carefully full left on 1 wore Rivers. The road wind% down, down to the river in tilt' U1141• of the Rouge, liver bridges, past quiet men /islting, old torest rising liver all. Ybu won't get lost err the wtxxts. Ybu will With roll would. A,, .` e f S t Their up, up the valley 0eroug11 lilt' woods to lallrree- A l•illage on the Ruuge.:I small tillage, +elf -t outaine•d, quite penin I, leaning up agaimt the permanent wilds and wantiland, 0/ tile• Runge. tin, 7l reel that coo 1e arrived. lures Office Hours: Monday - Thursday Ipm - 8pm, Weekends h Holidays 1 1 am - 6 pm Telephone 14161 S09-3350 GMWA TM WMUAJAX IE= ADVERTISES Juiw IS - Jww 25„ 19130M.Ht),WA Jurw 19 - Juiw 26.1999 PAGE 3 �Tew Ho=aes asad Iateriorm Fieldstone brin s smallto n atmos here to When you are considering buying a new home, location is high on the priority list. It is important to be near shopping, transportation routes and other amenities, but the overall atmosphere in the neighborhood must also be considered. Stolp Homes knows the importance of both factors and considers those factors when planning its communities. Stolp Homes brings its experience of building over 3.000 homes during the past 10 years in communities is eastern Metropolitan Toronto and Durham Region to this Courtice development. For its latest development of Fieldstone, Stolp Homes has chosen a Courtice location where a smalltown atmosphere exists within the city. The quiet. low -traffic location is both a great place to raise a family and ideal place to retire. Fieldstone features the attention to construction which Stolp Homes is known and regarded for, but the builder has gone further. Before planning and designing the homes for Fieldstone, Stolp Homes studied the needs of families and addressed those needs in the plans for the development. The result is homes that are suited not just for the next five years as the family grows. but for the next 25 years. Most homes in Fieldstone feature two -car garages. family rooms and can accommodate three - or four-hedroom layouts. Basically. Fieldstone offers the features of larger homes in a smaller size. still with good dimensions. and a great price. And that is important at a time when taxes and maintenance costs seem to pinching the family's budget in an already tough economic climate. Fieldstone features a mixture of bungalows, raised bungalows and two-storey homes. In total, five different models ranging in size from 1,000 to 1,800 square feet are available. starting at just $129,900. The advantage of a raised bungalow is versatility. The design of the home allows for a variety of layouts and bedroom variations. The Windermere is a great example of the versatility of raised bungalows. In this 1,800-sq.ft. home, each member of the family can have as much privacy as desired, while the home maintains an open concept. The main floor features a grand living room/dining room which can accented with a two-sided gas fireplace, a large kitchen/breakfast area that has a breakfast counter and a walk -out to the back yard and a large study the entrance to which can be accented with double French doors. Also the main floor also features the master bedroom and en suite that has an oval tub and separate shower stall. The lower level accommodates two additional bedrooms and the large family room, as well as the laundry room and a 4 piece bathroom. This beautiful three-bedroom homes is available for $164,990. All homes in Fieldstone include a five - appliance package. For more information on Fieldstone, visit the sales office which is located on Hwy. 2, just east of the Oshawa townline. Office hours are Monday to Thursday from 2 to 9 p.m. and weekends and holidays from noon to 6 p.m. Call 436-0968 for more information. The Windermere is a great example of the versatility of raised bungalows and one of the models available in Fieldstone, where Stolp Homes is building houses with the needs of the family in mind. Dom � tr 1 .o.u,wrow,E,e.ua r _01AM ."11W 41AM � � 3- Picture Homes presents a Pocket Pleasing Prices WEEKS LQ.PiPuCIAL —_ ,tom • r ; - _ ,.- '1;',.``�r '.!.;. -moi 1. j �# �. •� — =" r., „�.;`,•ti✓-�'}' ' ~' �r. � � , ` � .—�.—��:{y- .�--•: - ><:t�: Y` 1 r- CHATSWORTH MANOR 2266 sQ. n. wAs $226,9w NOW ONLY $2149900 40 ' 150 1 & 60 ' LOTS nom $169,900 Also Building in Port Perry on 50' lots i �, 4 * ACTORM V,,1_LLA__6_1E tixquisite Victorian replica home designs feature graceful porches, dramatic lav window. towers. Beautifully detailed nuxildings and trim all architecturally conceived to work together h;a'moniouslN' to create ;t community with character and elegance of the Victorian Era. BUNGALOWS & 2 STOREYS PVM 169,900 OPPORTUNITY UP TO 3365 SQ. FT. OUNTRY MANOR IN WHITBY By Picture Homes Walking distance to separate schools and parks. L'VFOR11iATION CENTRE LOCATED IN WHITBY Monday - Thursday 1:30 - 7:00 pm Friday 1:30 - 5:00 pm Sat. & Sun. 12:00 - 5:00 pm 1416-666-8164 WHITBY 787-6550 (TOR.) TA TD RD. b KILBRIDE Z ROSSLAND AD. to DUNDAS ST Z NWV a01 Monday - Thursday 1:30 - 7:00 pm Friday 1:30 - 5:00 pm Sat. & Sun. 12:00 - 5:00 pm 1416-666-8164 WHITBY 787-6550 (TOR.) PAGE I OSHAWA THS MEEK/AJAX HEWS ADVERTISER, Jutw IS -June 26,166616E8T H011ES Jun.19 - Junn 26, t 903 1 Caigornia1 Dreams Sunny. southern California has always had a bit of an attraction to many of us. Perhaps. it is thoughts of the ocean gently lapping at the sandy beaches filled with blonde and suntanned bodies that draws our attention. Or mavbe, it is the Hollywood glitz and glamor that captures our imaginations. Whether it is the climate or the lifestyle, man• of us have spent some time. as the Mamas and the Papas said. California Dreamin'. One area that has been largely unaffected by the sunny west coast is residential housing. Here. most people still prefer a more traditional layout in home design. People seem to be more comfortable with designs where rooms are clearly designated by a walled perimeter. Recently. a more open -concept. California -style features have been introduced into new homes. This trend has been well received in kitchen/breakfast area/family room part of man homes. With the welcoming of this design trend, one builder has taken the open concept to the next level. Coscan Development Corporation is makinL the dreams of California - concept homes and lifestyles a reality With its recently introduced California Dreams series of homes. California Dreams made their debut earlier this month at Oshawa's Harrowsmith development. The designs will be introduced into other Coscan sites across southern Ontario this summer. The series features three open-plan designs — the Malibu, the Carmel and the Monterey — with living space varying from 1.448 square feet to ION) square feet. The actual volume space. however, is comparable to homes several hundreds of square feet larger. The other attractive element of the t Calif )rnia Dreams series is that there " are many custom-tailored options available to home buvers. Prices for the -_ series range from $173.(AN) to I 4-M,9l)ll. Coscan• like many builders, realize - "– today's homebuyers are more selective as to the type and features they want in a home. The builder feels todav's consumer is more open to more innovative interior designs than homebuyers were a decade ago. I ` The company spent manv months researching the homebuying needs and wants of today"s average young family f or young couple. Along with the — architectural firm of Flannagan , — Beresford & Patteson. Coscan 9 developed a series of homes which are bright. airy and spacious.�- "A dramatic open-plan. an abundance of space and large windows Caliti)rma-stale luxury. streaming with light are the hallmarks "This has been one of the most q - of the California Dream home." says exciting projects in new -home design 00 Coscan's director of sales and that our firm has been involved with for marketing, Michael Firestone. "Our years.- says John Beresford. of L estgns are characterized by large Flannagan Beresford & Patteson. "We \ main -floor living spaces that soar two are delighted to be given the rare storeys in height and are overlooked by opportunity of incorporating custom upper galleries and massive window design features instead of having to _• spans• work around the specifications of N But two-storey high windows• standard products." vaulted ceilings and upper galleries are 'slow it is time fo t h Malibu 1448 sq.ft Elcwation B 1 r you c see t ese , just part of the appeal of a California innovative new designs for yourself Dreams home. There are also three- and, maybe, realize your own ^•'-�'� sided gas fireplaces, glass -block and California Dreams. curved walls and a feature that will be Harrowsmith is located on Harmony the envy of many visitors to your new Rd., just north of Rossland Rd. The M home — the great room, which opens sales office is open Monday to Firs, r.00R out of the kitchen and is perfectly Thursday from I to 8 p.m. and from i I suited for family entertainment a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends. For more activities or a large gathering. information call 725-118 1. California Dreams homes also pay special design attention to the master bedroom suite. Here. large windows and an ensuite bathroom featuring upgraded California bathtub and , separate shower stall bring you closer to realizing that dream of living in �J T' wrWAV-1-w-lit Lill 777 r=�.r •T6[ 5t,71to0 I54' Sq. FC 519.990 HOMES ON 42-50'LOTS IN COURIKE ,...�., FromRavine Loll ArAMk Park IMS AraiWk b t - Y •Landscaping iincb*d 990, 1649VrNaMM CEDARBROME VlrryMhar 14•ur. � X Ilrurf 1 „Irm � • .n, r , V1 I: OWfi(.'a1 In K1�1 Pnr�. 7;' FOR .Mnpc rih •i ni. •! Krrl FOR THE MONTH OF YOU CAN CHOOSE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING SPECIALDU FOR _ - NO ADDITIONAL COST OGHWA THt$ WEDYAJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, Jww 18 -Am 25,191131SEST HOMES, JWw It -Am SQ, f= PAGES Ne�v I;oazes sad Interiors Decorating needs careful planning 11:11 1 ust I e t e Vlctonans in 1892, we re a touch schizophrenic. We reach nostalgically for the good things of the past century but project, with space-age excitement, beyond the year 2000. We want the best of all possible worlds and we can have it, too, right here at home! WHAT'S HOT? — It is in to make history again with elegant reproductions in celebration of Canada's rich heritage. Check out our own national style. Tap into Canada's ethnic richness, the solid woods of time-honored craftspeople, shaped to reflect our roots. Bill Roffey, national sales manager of Gibbard Furniture Shops, says, "Classic traditional dining rooms and bedrooms are very much in demand today. And our manufacturing methods allow solid woods to adapt to the varying humidities of Canadian summers and winters. The lodge look is hot, says Alan Ross, executive vice-president of marketing for Sklar Canada, in Whitby. "And it's not just for your northern hideaway. The style is bold, handsome and comfortable. Sofa, loveseat and chair shapes are covered in textured wind patterns, abstract, vibrant, and reminiscent of native designs - the all -Canadian version of desert southwest. Often exposed wood provides a mission -edge, but with great sophistication." The lodge look fits any informal setting, and it mar- ries well with Shaker, if you're so inclined. Never has lighting been so important in our homes. At the touch of a switch we create drama, magic romanticism, comfort, or the perfect work atmosphere. Hot now is the candlestick shape in brass, crystal, hand -rubbed woods, pewter or wrought iron for floor or table lamps, according to Jeff Engel of Engelite LOOKING FOR A BETTER L&A ",I. 1�. i �Llm AND A BETTER Lighting. "The candlestick blends with contemporary or traditional decor, a true eclectic. Look for faux fin- ishes, and beautifully textured ethnics in ceramic or glass." Whatever you do, look for the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) tag, your guarantee of rigorous Canadian safety testing. Don't you have a home office? Sometimes it's double -duty space or, if you're lucky, a 'room of your own'. The home office is workplace for almost a third of Canadian careerists. Heinz Dittman, president of Three H Manufacturing, New Liskeard, has designed an office in disguise, concealed within an armoire equipped with pull-out trays for computer, printer, and a lock for privacy. Heinz suggests, "You can combine a guest bed- room with a home office with desk, computer com- ponent and storage units, and our pull-down wall bed." Soar into orbit with the clean, lean, high-tech con- temporary styling of metal furniture for casual dining Then tape a short drive to the Countryside of courtice and seeBlehland Cardene . Wbere a , safer way of We Is ary and you can fed part of a yoatn be proud to can home. - ... :. Invern 3 Bedrooms, Cathedral Ceilings For $169,900 Fitmily atlechad Plow WLartdteIn I Hart! t+AWW �Onwi,ea� El 11F fPrimly xr Or- avedbar■ AiltwMar kwkm id Pltwtw 8tlSdotNrs Ewhohe 10 wr Nb=W 6 4 aN Frew Inclwiw Pftw Vis! Our Saias Ofoe This Weekerd Fan Noon Ti Sk at 4 Geage R*dds Drive. Otter Trnes 9Y ApmMwt ExRblow& Agoft Lkridod. Radio► 6764"11 does Vin and occasional tables. Black -on -black and white -on -white are also very popular, dramatic statements in almost any decor." Glass tops come every which way - clear, smokey, bevelled, sand -blasted, antiqued, all beauti- ful, flexible, functional. WHAT'S NOT! — Undersized, dinky furniture is out. We're in a more expansive mood now, we want comfort in our havens from the world. Preserve us from fraught angles and contrived curves. They've vanished in favor of more graceful, gentle seduction in shapes and furniture placement. Spare minimalism has melted away into full, round- ed silhouettes. No more bland and boring. The bare -naked television, VCR or CD player is dead but not yet buried. Take pity on them. They need wall system cocoons to keep them dust immune and hide their twisty cords. Not is furniture that can't move with you. Our expanding mobility demands furnishings that flex altering times, cities, spaces, moods. Information provided by the Canadian Furniture Industry. 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A OSMAWA i [hr Fott-4 Idr, la-mrr a—n Towntuw- Rd ,u-4 north of Uk-Wde Etrelteitrt Arne m Realty ata 430-31 PAGES OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX HEWS ADVERTISER, June 1 • - Jun. 2s,19USEST ROUES, Ju" 19, - Junw 2d, IM Ne'Uv Hoz'saes nand Interiors Qu itY means value in a Jeffery home For nearly 30 \ears. Wayne Jeffery has been providing homeowners with homes which can best be described by three words — quality. design, value. Jeffery takes great pride in those words. V1e care about what we do." says Wayne Jeffery. whose company Jeffery Homes has been developing communities and building quality homes in the Oshawa area since 1965. "This is our only business." he says. "This is not a sideline or something we do on the side. \Ve specialize in building new homes." Jeffery Homes carefully plans even - aspect of the community. from the shape of each lot to the mvay streets are laid out. Co-ordination of outside color schemes and careful placement of house models and elevations all contribute to an attractive Jeffery Homes community. 'v\'avne stresses that ..our ultimate goal is to make buying and owning a home pleasing for people. - \\',I\ ne's eople...\\'ayne's son. Scott. who works as the Job site Superyisor.:,ays "each house is built to the same standards we would want in our own home. \k'hether it is a S_25u.000 house or a 51-X1.000 home. each 2X-4 should he nailed the same \%.r\ and each house trimmed to create ai perfect finish." says Scott. It is this uncompromising` Hay of lookinL at the de\elopirr_ a community and building houses which has made Jeffers Homes a favorite with the people of Oshawa. Careful attention to design detail is yen much in evidence at Beaver Valley. «high is located on Atterslev Dr. north of Roseland Rd. and east of Wilson Rd. This community offers several models with features designed to make each house unique in some way. whether it is a cathedral ceiling. curved window. recessed garage or a laundn chute. ..We try to _,ive each a home design an item of distinction." '�A'ayne says. ..People appreciate the extra touches that are special to their individual home." Jeffers Homes has brought the same high standards in quality construction and design features which translate to great value to its newest development — Courtice Crossing. In this new community. located on Courtice Rd. between Hwy. 401 and Hwy. 2. you will find a variety of homes ranging in size from 1.150 square feet to 2.544 square feet on 30-. 35- and 40 -foot lots. There are nine different models include one bungalow and eight two-storey designs. The value of Courtice Crossing comes from the fact that homes in this nem community are all brick, and feature all the other standard features that Jeffery Homes are noted for such as high -efficiency furnaces. gas fireplaces and 35 -ounce carpeting. Prices for Courtice Crossing range from $127.900 to $198.900 and, with the number of quality and design features built in, that means great value. Jeffery Homes is a well-known name to the area, but there may be sonic misconceptions about the company. Because of the exceptional quality built into homes, people in Oshawa associate Jeffery Homes with move -up communities. The truth is they have a home for eyeryoune — whether you are purchasing your first house or you are moving up to a bigger home to meet the needs of your erovvinL- family. Jeffery Homes has been providing the people of Oshawa with the finest quality homes since 1965. Many i I homeowners who RYt have purchased new homes in Copperfield and Beaver Valley hada previously owned f a Jeffery home and referrals by customers to their children and friends have .>•a contributed to the success of the company's business. "i'd like to think I've made a contribution to the development of this LI 2406FT. . OF LIVING SPACE —4-114 area." says Wayne. "i believe that people and companies who care about their community can make a big difference." $ 900 For 162 o�,r MONTHLY % DOWN P & I AS LOW AS PAYMENT 19190WITH 10°'a DOWN nuEerlc Nut wlrm "Ecu", Is 71i g to Thurs. - P.M. 10 Sat.. S.., L1 "In 01 434-3897 ELEVATION 8 RT STs CONCEPT IWG oq. n. Elov. B 8153,900 a p. n. Bev. 6.8194,900 ia¢ o•„uta Townhomes with 4 Appliances Priced from $104,900 ca ­ 1��'�I!I1II1!IISI(I 33 OL "Ecu", I. to Thurs. - P.M. 10 Sat.. S.., L1 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. 434-3897 ELEVATION 8 RT STs CONCEPT IWG oq. n. Elov. B 8153,900 a p. n. Bev. 6.8194,900 1��'�I!I1II1!IISI(I 33 OL OSHAWA THIS WEEKMJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, JUIN 118 - JUM 25,1999SM HOMES, Jum 19 - Am 26,1993 PAGE 7 New Homes stall Interiors You can make your home • environ enta friendly Each day, we hear more and more news about the envi- ronmental impact of products we use and the way we live. The good thing about this news is that there are so many ways to reduce and eliminate the environmental damage we do. We can begin at home, not only by recycling all the products we can, but also by purchasing products - from furniture to groceries - that are environmentally friendly. When you begin to change your purchasing habits, indi- vidual companies and manufacturers notice. You can make a difference. For example, a relatively small number of customer complaints about the plastic foam caused a major fast-food chain to completely change its product packaging to reduce environmental waste. According to environmental experts, one thing 'i•.. I• y, •� A- every- one can do to help save the +- planet is to look for products "4'r`;1 i that are not harmful to the environment, and buy from companies with good environ- mental records. In other words become a 'green shopper.' - Some tips for 'green' items include: • Purchase energy-efficient air condi- r1 tioners, refrigerators, washers• dry- i. ".i. - ;►p ers, and dishwashers. These appli- ances will also reduce your electric/gas bill. • To cut down on water waste, install low-tlow• shower heads, faucet aera- tors and toilet dams. They can be b bought at most local hardware stores. `!' �• -Give up aerosol sprays which�� destroy the ozone layer of the atmo- sphere. (Remember, ozone is irre- placeable) R i • When purchasing a home fire extin- k K guisher, look for halon -free models. Halon extinguishers have 10 times fi the ozone -damaging potential of the chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) found in aerosols, refrigeration and other tl,.i�; products. ' •� - : + -Avoid furniture made from exotic. endangered woods such as ; mahogany, teak, ramin, lauan and s :y�% meranti, as most are imported from y• ,- .,,* the tropical rain forests. Instead, �1,. check to see that the furniture is •"��' made from one of the more abundant North American woods, such as oak, maple, and pine. -Never purchase furniture made with plastic foam cushioning. Almost all foam cushioning contains CFCs or'+ methylene chloride (probable car- cinogens). "''� <r• • •� -When buying groceries or personal ,''' r �• products at the supermarket or drug- -•0 '6 store, look for products made from recycled materials and packaged in 3,% ':•'�"r� recyclable or reusable containers. 4'T.. •��` Avoid products with excessive pack- aging or made with harmful chemi- cals (like CFCs). And don't forget to recycle tour paper grocery bags or use canvas shopping bags. ,;±�•=�'� Victorian elegance available at Auden Park Estates If the look of a Victorian home sets you dreaming, then you owe it to yourself to visit Auden Park Estates, a development by B.G. Schickedanz in Lindsay. Here, the natural beauty of Ontario's cottage country provides a backdrop for a group of homes that are as inviting to the first-time buyer as to the homeowner looking for a quiet retirement home. Auden Park Estates features homes ranging to 2,700 square feet, yet the Victorian elegance is available starting at $117,990. That means carrying charges could be as low as $618 a month, which also means affordable elegance. The homes of Auden Park Estates have been carefully designed to provide the features that are often associated with luxury. -Take the Glen %lanor, for example. This beautiful 1.430 -square -foot bungalow a vaulted ceiling in the living room, a large kitchen/ breakfa,t area with walk -out and a skylight in the foyer V.y .X: While the Picadilly is a gorgeous three- bedroom home with separate living room and dining room and offers many of the features that could he considered upgrades by other builders. The homes at Auden Park Estates are available starting at $117,990, but the builder is willing to look at offers since the community is down to its last few homes. Living in Lindsay is like living in cottage country all year. "there are many recreational opportunities, while modern amenities are also available. The "New Development Program is designed to stop the recession and build consumer confidence. B.G. Schickendanz is offering a S10,000 grant toward one of the tollowing: S10.000 in free mortgage payments, 4.9% 3 year mortgage rate or up to S10,000 towards commission on the sale of your present home. For more information on Auden Park Estates call 1-416-738-1<7x9. �f . _ ` _ � „ , - -- - -, , - _ _�_ .jy- X11 ,--�--.; �}•'• ,�;`;'S • JEFFERY' HOMES jA rA —.�►• �c» PAGE I GSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER. June IS • Juni 25.1!l AMT WIIM Jww 1! - Juni 26,1 M 500 DOWN U099 900 FREE GROCERIES FOR ONE YEARV FINANCE PACKAGES AVAI LAB LE 'Sse Sa•eso.•so� � o-.a��s "Owtactyd auove �ourW Latuteo ouan "bow IttYw ". W. MKT . t, n Pts Pncaa and Specs am correct at Prean 11—, wed wb ect to cnarga wltho t nonce E i 0 E mustrwwn arrow, not onered at etanlnb pne. '4.000 DRUM GIFT Monday to Thursday 1 P m to 8 P.m. Saturday. Sunday and Mots. 11 a.m. to 6 P.rn Call(416)623-4644 DETACHED' Liberty Village IN BOWMANVILLE "THF: CHOICE. BVILDER" NONOWSHOiAfING! in PICKERING F O X by SENA �`` HOME', Elevation A 3020 Sq. Ft. $267,900 (Price includes Goods & Services Tax) Standard Features include: • High Efficiency Furnace • All clay brick exterior • Ceramic tile in kitchen & breakf9st areas • Colonial Wood trim al -+I HOLLOW Homes from $257,900 up to 39177 sq. ft. on 50' lot frontage minimum now 7. A