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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1994_07_24. ..' i Couwry a" AUX Xt. s► - 1 OFF 1 K Suwlty i Hol W •40&w3ft rJL 1 1 Nft""t905 32 0 6Nr` 1 t•�°r . _ S nr.: . fr D libg with ,1 vicious dogs ,,Page 7 �r Celebrating big occasions I f� illi 71 b ` D�.oYltpy�oludW M KAPNE 839-5992 .PERlODI�AL� � P1o K tiser Sunday, July 24,1994 40 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 113 No. 30 ♦ IMMIGRATION V ECONOMY Residents want tougher rules for newcomers O Deport violent criminals from country and close borders for five years, citizens appeal to beleaguered MP By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPMER DURHAM - Immigrants who commit violent crimes shouldn't be allowed to appeal deportation orders. The number of family class immigrants allowed into Canada should be reduced - Canada should close its borders to immigrants for five yam- Those were among suggestions offered by citizens who attended a public meeting on immigration held Wednesday night by Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague. The foram drew about 35 people to Pickering Town hall. Most of the discussion revolved mound Canada's treatment of immigrants, both MP Oar legal and illegal, who become involved m violent crime. Mr. McTeague said his McT"gu* office has been-mundwed' with calls on the issue since two recent highly -publicized murders in Toroew involving suspects in the country illegally. '"Ibere is a lot of anxiety and it is very justified," said the MP. "It is very apparent to most that the system has faikd." Marilyn Powers of Ajax told Mr. McTeague the system has "gotten completely out of hand". she maintained Canada should not let in so many family class► unalgrats, wbo now account for abort 45 per ant of aew�oq mers. wbo od erwise wouldn't qualify for admission. "I stalk we've lost our control, our quality control," said Ms. Powers, wbo believes the country is letting in "sxond- class immigrants". Lucy Perri of Pickering suggested Canada close its borders to newcomers for five years while it reassesses its See MP".Page 3 Making a splash Mice Wassel -Huck practises his camtxtbell at Ajax Memorial Pool as all Town of Ajax camp participants cooled off at the Harwood Ave. swimrr>;ng hole TMxsday• photo by Jeremy Drew Teens will work hard at anyjob O Finding summer jobs tough task for youths By SAL BOMMARITO STAFF REPMTFR AJAX-PICKERING - It's extremely tough for students to find jobs in today's economy. But unemployed young people don't want pity, they want work. To that end, several summer job hopefuls and summer employment officers from the Canada Employment Centre for Students in Pickering were spreading their message at MacDonald's on Bayly St. in Ajax Wednesday. The students washed the car windows of drive-through customers while raising awareness of the services the centre offers to both students and employers. But the bottom line is to get as many students as possible working — a tall order in today's economy. Meenu Dhingra. 23, who is Sec WZN_PW 4 Inside lin aw"M Editorial ............................. 6 Sports..............................15 Name Dropping................28 Classified .........................35 Phom Nets General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 InfoSource 683-7040 The trews AdrestMer regsksw Uwe awyelled 93t + 74 GST = $1 s s ICHEC A r��A91�'rp�1�d;�il�ltlElfllRll�r►�ut; u�r' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - apartment court rightDurham wont fund basement a a p DURHAM - London is going because it could lead to more built, straining services and on -street parking. basement or accessory ,to have to fight the Province basement apartments being causing problems such as more There are more than 100.000 apartments in houses in Ontario. over basement apartments without financial help from Durham. Regional council decided Wednesday not to contribute $5,000 to London's constitutional challenge of a provincial bill legalizing cellar dwellings. �' Ajax and a�,jBXr Oshawa have Oshawa both given the City each $1,000 for the fight. 'Chip in ' Bill 120, 1000 or the Residents' Rights Act, became law July 14 and allows a homeowner to have one self- contained apartment in their house, provided the unit meets fire and building codes and municipal planning standards. London city council voted June 20 to challenge the constitutionality of Bill 120. A letter from London mayor Tom Gosnell asks municipalities with populations of more than 50,000 to contribute to the fight. The first phase of legal action will cost about $30,000 and includes examining the merits of the case, getting a lawyer's opinion on the best way to proceed and preparing the case. A report from regional planning commissioner Mofeed Michael and finance commissioner Jack Gartley recommended against giving London the money. "it is not clear from the correspondence (from Mr. Gosnell) any legal action will result in any degree of success. Therefore it is unlikely at this time that any further efforts by municipalities will persuade the Province to make changes to Bill 120," they wrote. Municipalities oppose the bill • � 11A • RETAM M WALLS • DiDYEWAYS • WALKWAYS 416 - 346-2115 905 - 433-1102 AM OF sIMMWM � w �'Iak 839-7574 FAS� LAW Ontario SportBshinB Guides' Amodatim SERVICE • 01 MWX While ecessary No Appointment L� Goodwr¢nch Servimf24�L AIR CONDITIONING TUNE-UP SPECIAL /. Goodwr¢nch S¢rvic¢P_4�L Tune-up Spe i3 s LJJ,G ___ _r¢ncfi Service' � oodwrench Senrice pi GUS _ BOB NURSE ROY QUO MOTOR BROWN MYERS a 0 ion* NICHOLS SMU LTD• CLIFF ft ON Mra` ChnT 't 0 00 06ndAb • Ca OK Mo�o�s ltd. Cl n do •owe BOYEER -MILLS OTIC Tmob • 01 j 530 DmW St E, INIMby iiN C�/1sC �ewtise oulck CouAia (Hsps 2 just >lob� St.W,o,Mn n5 ' " • OMC Trucks ,an o..r. � E, wrr, 45 oMl► St. w, Ajuc 668-4044 East � Oshawa �Gngsbn Rd, Phkw;,,0 ii8.8868 668.86'11 427-2500 668-3304 436- 725-S68S m 9 a) ,te a w. tP, OPEN OPEN 436-2228 WI .� 831.2693 436-1500 RL 7 AIL OPEN �T• 5 RL 8 A.M. - B A.N.. UT. W +t#Mnr iAT. �- W RL 2 FJL 1 RM. 8 A■M■ - "4 MTMa 8 A.M. • 1�0 ROL 1 P.M■ INA"PiL 2 PJL s ArONs4 RN• MP vows to pass on concerns on immigration to colleagues FROM PAGE 1 immigration system. In the meantime, she said, immigration applicants could be screened at Canada's foreign embassies, and ultimately the country should only open its doors to those who have a skill, are 30 to 35 years old, and choose to live in the Yukon or Northwest Territories. "Being Italian myself," she said, "I want to see us prosper DURHAM 'Ontario :::Riding MP Dan McTeague noted Wednesday the federal ;:.;government has made a -. number of recent policy changes to deal with abuses of Canada's immigration system. They include: legislative amendments to tighten .-controls pn immigration fraud, prevent abuses of immigration rules by convicted criminals, and improve o enforcement at the Immigration Appeals Division of the Immigration Refugee Boand, and changes to improve Vie efficiency, effectiveness " `8od consistency of the board's » iec'ision-making process; an agreement with ...:Correctional Services of `:..Canada under which it will ...40rward to immigration "birwi& the pe(ole and release dates of major offatdaa wbu :::..We nut Canadian Citizens. in >rder to facilitate their removal iGom the Country: establishment of national `:;guidelines to assist :;:immigration officials in ,intervening in refugee claims involving war criminals or "'individuals using multiple or fake documents; reforms designed to dqm: [Every individual G has a negative impact on the seen Laycox environment and there is a limit' more. I think you really have to earn (admission to Canada) like my parents did " "People are a little bit afraid to speak their minds in this country,' said Scott Laycox of Pickering, adding this fear "inhibits free and truthful discussion" of the immigration issue. He maintained immigration should be reduced to preserve the quality of life here. I'm thinking of it from an environmental point of view," said Mr. Laycox. "Every individual has a negative impact on the environment. and there is a limit" Charles Angus of Pickering told the meeting it's time Canada "stopped being nice to those thugs" and denied violent criminals the right to appeal their deportation. "We have enough crime here." he said. "We don't have to import crime. Joseph Birungi of Pickering said much of people's fear about immigration is the result of misinformation and the government should make a greater effort to provide the public with data aid export opinion supporting its immigration policies. He also noted people should not expect the system to be perfect "In every human endeavor there's a margin of erim" said Mr. Birungi. "We can't look at the margin of errs and condemn the whole system." He urged people to remember only very few of the approximately 250,000 who are admitted to Canada annually become involved in crime. Mary Brooks of Ajax also urged the public to keep things in perspective. "There should be reason. There seems to be so much emotion. Among friends of mine immigration seems to be a dirty word " She noted that in her 30 years' experience as a teacher, it was the immigrant children who studied the hardest because they valued education, and the children who eventually became involved in crime were usually the "Canadian" ones. Mr. McTeague told the meeting most immigrants make a valuable contribution to Canada and it is only a few "rotten apples" who have hurt the image of the newcomers. -Each one of us is an immigrant or has descended from an immigrant," he reminded those assembled. The MP said afterwards he was "disappointed" by the turnout, considering he has received about 50 calls (more if those who didn't leave a phone number are included) on the issue since the most recent Toronto murder on June 17. He vowed to take citizens' concerns into consideration and pass them on to his federal govenunent colleagues - Call now to reserve your seats. Tuesday, July 26th at 7:30 p m. AQ, Pickering Recreation Complex Rooms 2 and 3 "Securing Your Financial Future" JIM J'^'I' This is a reminder for you to call now to Alli" D" reserve your seats for this informal 1 1/2 hour information session. We will be there to answer any questions you may have regarding financial planning, investments etc. and to expand on the ideas we have presented over the past 9 weeks. In our ongoing efforts to educate and assist the residents of the Pickaing/Ajax community. we will again be running a 10 week information pram beginning in the Fall. So keep an eye out for our weekly eoltmtm that will include some year-end tax planning concepts, ideas about the Capital Gain exemption, RRSP's and much mace. We thank you for Wading a1mg with as and we kok forward to seeing you on July 213th at 7:30 p.m. (If you have any comments or ideas on topics to be covered pk= give as a call.) 90 At wd at tarrpFMpk r*0jsMArr show ***do am For inere Inform adw eat Tian or Mian at (416) 292.7229 est. 299 or ext. 251 New buhas'-reaucrat p plans for Durham DURHAM - A new regional planning commissioner has been appointed. Alexander Georgieff was selected Wednesday to replace the retiring Dr. Mofeed Michael and will assume his new duties on Aug. 22. Mr. Georgieff has been director of regional planning for Hamilton - Wentworth Region since January, 1992. He holds a Master of Urban Planning degree from McGill University in Montreal. Dr. Michael has been with Durham Region since its inception in 1974 and has been planning commission since 1978. Durham chairman Gary He ema says Dr. Michael has "played a key role in shaping the Region as we now know it." The planning commissioner works with regional council to ensure proper development in Durham. mom= ®asp IDlu (famwty of West Fila PROVIDING TRAW10NAL BURIAL 8 CERMAT1oN SERVICES & IL r.w,►.. ober "THE DURHAM PLAN" trmredinto Burial or Cremation Services • Transportation of the Deceased . Fnsuftation amily 600 • hinv al Cremation or Bunal ConWw BROCK ROAD CHAPEL, ENWRIES PLEASE CALL 1057 Broa Road (Just south of 401) PICKERING (NS) U6'55" � r ----------------------------i 1 INTERPROVINCIAL AUTO GLASS 1 1 Your Vehicle Your Choice 1 Ta !b 1 � �t 1 O DEDUCTIBLE i i CASH BACK i 1 SAT & EVENING IAA Member 1 �AP --- -- .._..__._...y.a....K.�..�.,..........M�.. 1 i rj k ► 'f r 1 i 0 i}I. 11i fit. .t. t'.�'. PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 24,19" - - • FROM PAGE 1 working on her, looking for a s accounting. She's finding because employe "Employers experience becau get our fust job," Renee Walsh, Polytectmical Ins the job is full-tim "We'll work promises. "We're bar( ourselves," agree Pickering's St. IV The centre is employment, in. ..,.....b DV UV J5 workshops on resume writing, interviewing and job searching, says summer employment officer Tricia Habermehl. Students can also take advantage of jobs ranging from dishwasher to material testing technician posted on the centre's job board. The centre also has the Odd Job Squad where students can pick up a few dollars doing work like cutting lawns or lig- The centre also offers employers free services ranging from posting job vacancies on the centre's board to providing information on wage levels and federal and provincial job program - For more informative about the centre's services for students and employers, call 831-7651. TOP 10 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD HIRE A STUDENT 10. It's summer! 9. Your yard is a jungle. 8. Students aro people too. 7. You're fired- 6. ired6. Tuition is on the rise. 5. Preserve family sanity. 4. Found money in the couch. 3. Pity. 2. Parents fear t.v. addiction. 1. You were one once. Canada Employment !Centre for Students Oshawa 435-4669 Pickering 839-7651 ?sffn=iir canaca ft�fft� A_ VAIY J��lav�da�i� cam b"VA9 Yom... ✓ Gatifot'lese I oksfe►- sfe r Z lee rniidoe • LL)bsfev' CIA Bet1t^Ne • LAisfet- Bisque • LoL)sfer Sc l"d • Lo�sfee Desserts *4 13.95 VonJct to TkLAI,-sc1a y evehings 'Resep-ve how! 'P1 LCIS MC1P1Clarin's all-Yos t -can -eat Ckinese Buffet & Barbecue Grill. MANDARIN 1725 1 iv%nsfon Rocac1 Picke-l^illg 619-1OOp 'We'll work just as hard as X. anybody else' --Renee Walsh Teens and employment officers from the Canada Employment Centre for Students in Pickering clean customers' car windows at the Ajax MacDonald's on Bayly St. Wednesday to promote the centre's services for both students and employers. Shown are, from left, Meenu Dhingra, Tricia Habermehl (front), Sara Wickmare, Renee Walsh, Francis Alvero, Cathy Salo and Nancy Sanderson. photo by Ron Pietroniro E V HEALTH Region bytes into medical EXGEL� THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 24, IM -PAGE S :.0 ✓ Rade a pirMon steering ✓ a�-soon rddgl tires ✓ 4wheel indeperbem suspersron ✓ Power brakes ✓ Recknng tram budret seals P1Rdfose Price 57,988♦ stuay tneip streamline health care By KEITH GH LIGAN STAFF REPM11.it DURHAM - The Region will take part in a study examining a computer link -up of hospitals and other health care providers and facilities in Durham. Bowmanville Memorial Hospital executive vice-president Eric Hanna told regional council Wednesday a feasibility study will consider the need for the system, its costs, the type of computers and software needed and user standards. Called the Durham Region Area Health Care Telecommunications Project, it will connect doctors and hospitals across the Region, provide patient information, share test results so the same procedure won't have to be duplicated, set up a computer medical library and co-ordinate waiting fists for hospital beds. An application for funding was recently filed with the provincial Ministry of Economic Development and Trade jobsOntario program. The feasibility study will cost $84,000, with jobsOntario kicking in up to $63,000. The Region, five hospitals in Durham, Durham College and other project participants will cover the balance The 29 -week study will only be conducted if the Province approves its portion of funding. A steering committee of 12 people is overseeing the project and bcbxks a tepttseatative from five of six Dwbam hospitals, five Obituary community health organizations, the Region and Durham College. The Uxbridge Cottage Hospital decided not to take part in the study. Ctarington mayor Diane Hamre opposed the Region's involvement in the study, saying doctors and privately -run health agencies will benefit from the project but "the only ones providing money are publicly funded — hospitals, Durham Region and Durham College." Ms. Hamm said doctors could increase their medical knowledge by using the service. "If this increases their knowledge, they should pay the tab" for the project, she said. She claimed there are "too many unknowns" about the project and objected to the matter being "railroaded" through council. Oshawa councillor Jim Potticary supported spending the money because it will help residents. "I see the system working this way. If someone is taken into the Bowmanville hospital because of a car accident, they could put his SIN (Social Insurance Number) number into a computer and find out all the drugs he's taken and this would assist the person getting bens. "If you're in the hospital, how marry tines do they ask you who drugs you're onr be noted. Regional council votled 18-11 to contribute $1,500 out of the health and social services comtnime budget. GO>R IM", Fires — Pencefauy at Oshawa Ciena-d Hospital on Tuesday. July 19, 1994. Fined Gank asky, in his 85th year. Beloved hmbsnd of Mary. Loving father of waNer and his wife Denise, Brian and his w►i<e Sonya and the bMe RobaL Dear pandh0her of Je$ Jamie, Kim, hMe and Jemmy, and pat -gran IF - of Jan, Zachary, Shatimon and Robbie. Twnaytl setr m Friday. July 22 at McF.achnie Funeral Hoorne, 28 Old Kingston M, Ajax (Pidkerittg Villose). 428.8488. Interment at FakiOe Cenesay. MILD YOU LIKE TO HAVE A BODY LICE MINE! DISCOVER THE SECRET MIRACLE OF HERBS!! oenln arfaYtswsr.. 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They should not exceed one and a half pages in length, typed, double spaced. 111e E Advertiser urs newsprint Leash your pet It's the height of summer and our parks, playgrounds and beaches attract children, adults and pets. Unfortunately, almost every year a dog attacking another animal or a person makes the headlines. This summer has been no exception. The next time you're out in a public park, take note of how many dogs you see running loose. Even though municipal bylaws require dogs to be leashed in public, some pet owners continually disregard the law. Presumably they believe their animals are friendly and pose no threat to others. Regrettably, many of these pet owners are proven wrong when children or other animals get hurt. It might not occur to errant pet owners that their own dog can be provoked into attack if it feels threatened or frightened. They might not realize either that their own beloved pet, running around loose, can be the victim of such an attack by a more aggressive animal. When dogs are allowed to run loose in public, they are exposed to unfamiliar people and situations and their actions are unpredictable. It's for the safety and peace of mind of all residents that municipalities require dogs to be leashed in public. Breaking that law can result in a fine, but that's small comfort to the child who's been bitten or the family who witnesses their pet torn apart. Dogs running at large cannot be tolerated in the community. Those irresponsible owners who insist they're above the law had better hope their own child isn't viciously bitten by another irresponsible person's dog. Animal control officers do their best to enforce bylaws and look out for the safety of both people and pets. They are to be commended, but they can't possibly be in all places at once. Owning a dog carries with it responsibility, and it's up to all pet owners to meet those obligations. Those who abide by the law help make the community a better place for all. Municipal candidates start your engines, state your intentions To the editor, Now that we are a few months away from the `94 Municipal Elections and the usual flurry of activity, I and no doubt many more people in our community are approaching the fall election with very mixed and disturbing feelings. If others feel like I do, I am sure that no one need bother to run if they are not prepared to be totally scrutinized by the public and present their `resume' in order that we the public can assess who can best do the job to represent us. Running for public ofirce, as far as I'm concerned, carries the same weight as someone applying for a specific job in the marketplace. Most of us are no longer impressed by any individual's social sphere nor their so-called community involvement, if that is all they bring to the job. We now need people with ability to understand complex issues encompassing social, environmental and economic issues and how to effectively use existing legislation as well as how to effect changes when needed. We don't need team players, thank you very much. We need effective leaders who understand how to be part of a professional team. Most of us are now scared that without this leadership component - especially given all the peculiarities in Pickering - the dump, the nuclear waste byproducts, the methane gas from the capped bear dump, the Brock West dump and its leachate, the El 1 dump site, the quality of our air given the exorbitant rise in toxic car emissions with the expansion of our highway systems, the Canada composting wet dump proposal for the southern tip of Pickering, not to mention the kiss of death, tritium, in our drinking water. Pickering needs to move into the next century with professional doers - not professional speakers. Anne Ray, Pickering The greatest rock 'n' roll show we never saw From the - news editor's desk m m� m m m J61L You're louioag at one of about 13 million popple living in the Greaser Toronto Area wholl lie a their grandchildren that we were dust at the Scrolling Bones' concert at RPM Tuesday WgbL Assuming that well one day get married (but we never know cuz "you cant always get what you want', assthming that we'll one day have children (perhaps December's Children as one of the Stones' earlier albums was called), and 211111111114 that dXW children will Spend the Nsght Together with their spouses and breed grandkids, this is what well tell the g an when we pull 'em up Off the carpet and onto our "Goo goo gee ga. It was July 19, rite year was 1994. The 11014 - M mceum was nearing an end. We really needed Me job but something in our aeaky bones told us to call in sick that day. These was something Vodal in the an. that drew us to the lakehoot in Toronto and a rock 'n' roll dub called RPM. "What's rock'o' roll, You ask, lisle Blake ID? Well, it was A form of music before rap, before tekhnarock before virtual feedback why even before you were conceived in the back seat of your father's 2017 Ford Mustang. "Anyway, mere we were, just hanging around this rock'n' roll club in Toronto when all of a sudden a man came out in blue jeans and T -shin. Blue jeans and T-shirt? They were the cool clothes of the day, Blake IIT, much like the mini -skirts and tank tops teenage boys of today wear. So, this man in blue jeans and T-shirt strolled out of RPM orad put up a sign advertising the appearance of The Glimmer Twins'. The Glimmer twists? That was the me bum of brw k Jagger and Keith Richards, who froo W the Rolling Slopesthe greenest rock b' roll band of all time. TWs corers. dte Muck Jagger who just turned 80 last week. Yep, Mr. RisJwds' body was sold last year to medical acieum "Before you could say TJave you seen your mower, baby, standin' in the shadows?, there was a ow -up of people several miles Keith saw to � We were sock pray back in the kDO— M01 Bat us right up from, mtstierins something about VwOgnizing another member of We Jack Dodds Club. "We still had to wait for several boos before the dons opested. Dan Ayiktoyd pttded up on his motorcycle and waved at us. Then, ItrrXs wife Jerry Hall gave us a peck on the chock; X%2, she wan some looker in her day. LAM we said, it was a long time before the dam finally Opened. "But, the wait was worth it Mick, Kadi, Chrft Ron and the new guy hit the stage around 10 and blew everybody away. It was the greatest rock concert we ever saw. well, the second greatest. The best show of an -dace was The Big Comeback Concert by a guy named Elvis Presley. That's right, Elvis was the guy whose daughter married Michael Jackson. Yes, that Michael Jackson. Back to the Elvis concert. Everybody thought he'd died ... well, almost everybody. That is, Blake a until one day in 1997. Let me ten you about it..." Tit :Yr •, � '�..4 � v a I dfti N9ftA0#!.!' *ft A)hW, jlyl y ?ll,` t1l4ITwz 7 When their bite is worse than their bark By JUDI BOBBI7T DURHAM STAFF DURHAM - Forget man's best friend; a dog can also be your worst nightmare. Ask Lisa Palmer, who, along with her eight-year-old son, was attacked by a dog in the driveway of her Oshawa home July 18. Ask John Brunke of Whitby, whose family pooch was fatally wounded by a pit bull in Oshawa. In another incident, Oshawa teenager Colin Vineham knifed a dog to death as it attacked him July 9 in Ajax. The terror subsides after a dog attack. But for Mr. Brunke a frustrating aftermath is only just beginning. Since his pet was attacked May 29, he has been trying to have charges laid against the animal's handler. For almost two months, be has documented phone calls and faxes to police, animal control officials, the crown attorney and others. "We're tied up in red tape," be says. "Everybody is so willing to say they can't do anything." Suzanne Menzie of the Oshawa Animal Services Centre says there are many RECENT ATTACKS Teenager Colin Vine - ham is mauled by Rottweilers in Ajax. John Brunke's family pooch is killed by a pit bull in Oshawa. Lisa Palmer and her son are attacked by a dog in Oshawa. "Pt "variables" to be considered after a dog attack, including the seriousness of the injuries and whether the animal was provoked, guarding property or had some other somewhat justifiable reason. 'In the eyes of the law, dogs attacking other dogs isn't considered abnormal' "Every case is pretty much judged on its own merits. In the eyes of the law, dogs attacking other dogs isn't considered abnormal behavior." But even if a mutt attacks a person, it doesn't necessarily mean the animal is destined for the kennel in the sky. "Most of the dogs we've had in quarantine (following attacks) go hone to the owner. It's amazing bow many chances dogs get," Ms. Menzie says. But Ross Balbirnie, manager of the Pickering -Ajax -Whitby (PAW) Animal Control Centre, points out an offending pooch can be declared vicious and ordered muzzled in public. "If a dog viciously bites someone, there's no grace period where he's allowed two or three more bites " Dogs of just about any breed can become vicious and attack people. If a dog is running loose off its owner's property when it bites a person, it can be temporarily impounded by animal control officers. On private property, however, an animal is not seized unless it's endangering the community. When a dog attacks, victims should notify the Durham Region Health Department, which can order a 10 -day quarantine to ensure the animal isn't carrying rabies. Following the quarantine, the animal "then goes back to the owner," says Mr. Robinson. "Our concern is only with rabies.- Animal abies "Animal control officers might be able to lay charges against the dog's owner for municipal bylaw infractions. The mutt could be declared vicious and ordered CROWN en' DIAMOND PAINT "A NEW NAME 1N PAINT THAT'S 80 YEARS OLD" muzzled and leashed at all times while in public, says Mr. Balbirnie. The dog owner, however, can appeal that decision. If the owner of a vicious dog breaks a muzzle order, he can be taken to court If the owner of a dog deemed vicious breaks the muzzle order, he can be taken to court by the municipality, says Ms. Menzie. Victims of attacks can also take the case to a justice of the peace at any time under the Dog Owners' Liability Act, but Ms. Menzie concedes the time and cost of doing that could discourage people. It's helpful when officials have a record of the number of times an animal has shown aggression, she explains. "That way we can get these vicious dogs and declare them vicious." Of course, the owner of an attacking mutt sometimes voluntarily has the animal destroyed. Mrs. Palmer says her neighbor has said the dog will be put down. CROM DIAMOND CROWN DIAMOND Hwy. tM LATEX CEILING PAINT For ow on oMMga No h6dft 99* 118 Swu «.w"41. AW" LATEX PRESME4M UIDERCOMER For u on pmvloudy pabncd ak talwc �* inim «Raa, o.naw diywdl. 40 pl.strir, ntasoetry. ltl h 27ww seals tw a. i» uwwwi. CRYLIC LATEX PLATINUM FIM For M o trek arse. w and 9 MO -11124w tatrats�rtt�..0 & "A NEW NAME 1N PAINT THAT'S 80 YEARS OLD" muzzled and leashed at all times while in public, says Mr. Balbirnie. The dog owner, however, can appeal that decision. If the owner of a vicious dog breaks a muzzle order, he can be taken to court If the owner of a dog deemed vicious breaks the muzzle order, he can be taken to court by the municipality, says Ms. Menzie. Victims of attacks can also take the case to a justice of the peace at any time under the Dog Owners' Liability Act, but Ms. Menzie concedes the time and cost of doing that could discourage people. It's helpful when officials have a record of the number of times an animal has shown aggression, she explains. "That way we can get these vicious dogs and declare them vicious." Of course, the owner of an attacking mutt sometimes voluntarily has the animal destroyed. Mrs. Palmer says her neighbor has said the dog will be put down. CROM DIAMOND CROWN DIAMOND For over 80 years, Crown Diamond Paint has been providing Canadians with a complete line of high quality paints, stains and varnishes at everyday low pricing. Whether choosing from the distinctive colour chart or the pastel collection the decision will prove to be a welcome addition to your decorating needs. 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To have your events promoted in Billboard, Concours. Judging of Corvettes. Trafalgar Castle School on Ave. Proceeds go to local charities and community seniors' and 0328. HEARING: A self-help group for to celebrate its 75th anniversary this fax 683-7363 or write to the Reynolds St. in Whitby, north of children's programs. 831-8586 bearing -impaired adults meets year, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., on the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, Hwy. 401 and east of Brock St. (Carol) from 7 to 8:30 p.m. The group hospital grounds at 700 Gordon St. 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, (Hwy. 12). Public welcome. 12 WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10 meets the second Wednesday of in Whitby. Barbecue lunch 11:30 Ont, LIS 211S. The deadline for noon to 4 p.m. 427-4441(Rick) SINGLE PARENTS: The One- every month.For location or more a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Antique cars, Billboard items is 10 a.m. the MONDAY- AUG. 8 Parent Family Association holds information, call Gayle at 655- kites, flea market, music. All Monday prior to Wednesday BINGO: The Canadian Progress its weekly meeting for parents at 8 5544 for voice or TTY. Answering welcome. Free admission. publication, 10 a.m. the Club - Pickering -Ajax Women p.m. at Swan's Marina, 590 Wednesday prior to Friday hosts a bingo every Monday Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday Publication. SUNDAY 1 JLY 24 GARDEN TOUR: The Pickering Horticultural Society hosts a tour of 11 gardens from noon to 4 p.m. $5 per person; tickets available at Sheridan Nurseries, 1755 Pickering Parkway, Pickering, or on the day in the parking lot at the corporate centre, southeast corner of Liverpool Rd. and Pickering Parkway. 839-7600 (Barbara), 427-4462. HIKING: Greenwood Conservation Area (just off Westney Rd. 8 km north of Hwy. 401 in Ajax) offers guided hikes to learn more about local flora and fauna. Hikes leave parking lot at 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. Park admission: adults $2.50. seniors $1.75, children 51.25, 4 yrs. and under free. (416)661-6600, ext. 203 FOLIC FESTIVAL: Pickering Museum Village (three kilometres east of Brock Rd. on Hwy. 7 in Greenwood) holds its Grassroots festival of early Canadian music and folk art Live entertainment on five stages, folk art displays and demonstrations. Noun until dusk. Adults $5, families S15, children and seniors $3, pre-schoolcrs free. 420-4620 or 683 -WL MONDAY. JULY 25 CANCER: The Living With Cancer support group for adults. friends and family meets from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ajax Cricket Club, northeast corner of Monarch Ave. and Clements Rd. W. 686-1516. TUESDAY. JULY 26 WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP. The Ajax -Pickering Women's Aglow meets at 7 pm. in the community centre at 14 Marsh Lane, Ajax for fellowship and worship. A mini - demonstration in cake decorating and floral arrangement 420-6166 (Patti Pilniuk). ALZHEIMER: The Alzheimer Society of Durham Region holds a support group meeting for families at 7:30 pm. at the Caregiver Relief Program office, 487 Westney Rd. S., Units 19 and 20 (northeast corner of Westney Rd. S. and Clements Rd. W.), Ajax. The group meets the fourth Wednesday of every month. 576-2567. THURSDAY-.TULY 28 YARD SALE: The Pickering Day Care Centre, 1262 Radom St., holds a yard sale from 4 to 6 p.m. Baked goods, clothing, household items, lemonade stand. Proceeds to buy a VCR for the day care. 839- 5831. THURSDAY. AUG. 4 NATURALISTS: The Pickering Naturalists bold their monthly meeting at the Rouge Hill Public Library (Rougemount Dr. south of Hwy. 2), beginning at 8 pm. 427- 1655 (Dale Hoy). SUNDAY, AUG. 7 CLUB CARIB: Club Carib of Oshawa Inc. holds its annual picnic at Cedar Park in Hampton 6om noon until dusk. Games and races for the entire family. Music by D.J. Lee. Park admission fee. 432-8828. 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On hand for the official brick laying ceremony were from left, PCF Project Manager Onoftio Ma-rNNo, Loblaws Consumer Affairs Director Sh" Hawkins, Ajax Mayor Jim Witty, Markborough Properties V -P Don Logle and Loblaws General Manager of Blore operations Brad Weston. in The sad fact is that only one kitten in five will live. The others will die because there are no homes for them ... or from disease, abuse, or neglect. Every litter, planned or accidental, causes pet overpopulation. What choice do you have? The only responsible one. Give your pet a longer, healthier life. SPAY OR NEUTER YOUR PET CANADIAN FEDERATION OF HUMANE SOCIETIES 102 - 30 CONCOURSE GATE, NEPEAN, ONT. K2E 7V7 Concept and design are courtesy of the Humane Society of the United States Photo credit: O David M. Barron / Oxygen Group 1994 Service offers free help for immigrants BY KATHI.EM HOI.MES IMCM Tn nm NEM wnvmt�t AJAX-PICKERING — Last year, close lo 650 new immigrants hem received help adjusting to a Canadian lifestyle. "One of the first steps is to do an English Imgurage assessment," says immigrant settlement co- ordinator, Helen Ward. Ms. Ward works for Immigrant Settlement Services on Commercial Ave. in Ajax, which offers free and confidential information for immigrants. "Most people who conte to us have no English skills, or very basic English skills. We see very few who have come from English- speaking countries." Because of that, the agency has an extensive list of volunteers who are available to translate for the newcomer. "Once we have made an assessment, we find them an appropriate place to attend school," explains Ms. Ward. "Canada is a great country, but it's tough. You still have to have a good education." And that is what Cristina Soria is getting. Five years ago, Ms. Soria and her two children fled from their bomelaod in Guatemala for political anions, and arrived in Canada. Speaking only Spanish, Ms. Soria recalls her fust meeting and first attempt at communicating in another language "I couldn't speak a word of English. I had to speak with my hands, my fed, everything...If you really want something, you have to try„ Within nine months, the Immigrant Settlement Services were able to obtain four Mist Soria, s routine that often takes two to five years - "The services found me a good lawyer and he worked very quickly," says Ms. Soria - .1 had friends who had to wait seven years for their immigration papers." The services also helped Ms. Soria get into an advanced course in English. "After I finish my English course, I'll take a two-year course at Durham College for a social counsellor... School is very expensive but I'm proud and 1 want to make it on my own," she says. Moving to a new country requires many adjustments, and Ms. Ward often recommends counselling to her clients. Having a support group where everyone is going through similar problems helps eliminate some of the fears, explains Ms. Wand. 'The majority of people we see who have tried to get work are really hesitant to go on welfare. It's a last straw kind of thing' --Helen Ward immigrant settlement co-ordinator They're able to give each other advice and encouragement. When advice is coming from one another, it has a lot more credibility. They share their stories and steps they took to improve their situations," says Ms. Ward "When w o m e n experience problems at home, often they will take a long time before telling us the extent of what's really troubling them. We try to encourage these women to be open and bones( b e c a u s e everything that is said is strictly confidential. In many colones it's not accepted to seek help outside of the family. Talking to counsellors is a new step for them. Trying to relay that trust can be 4wic IL" One of the biggest fears immigrants face is the possibility of unemployment, or having to go on welfare. "'Ibe majority of people we see who have tried to get work are really hesitant to go on welfare. It's a last straw kind of thing. Most of these people have searched out all avenues and are willing to do any task," Ms. Ward stresses. "It's very valuable the amount of traditions, culture and wealth of knowledge people bring to our country. The hardest thing they face is discrimination, and not being able to anderstanding...We have to be a link less selfish." Last year, nearly 650 new people visited the agency. "It's important for people to `I couldn't speak a word of English. I had to speak with my hands, my feet, everything' Guatemala refugee prove themselves. Most want to find work and become an active part of this society. People have to be more tolerant and understand we're here and when they call, we see them within one or two days. We work very closely with the social agencies in this region," says Ms. Ward. Anyone who'd be interested in doing translation on a volunteer basis or who knows someone who would benefit from these services can contact Ms. Ward at the I m m i g r a n t Settlement Services at 686-2661. Also offered is assistance with resnrad preparation, job -search techniques, sponsorship applications, filing complaints, and translation of certificates and documents. Canadian Tire VF PICKERING LUBE, OIL and FILTER Honored visitors Nurses from the burn unit at Wellesley Hospital in Toronto visited Pickering recently to support the efin m of Pickering firefighters Ira raising funis for the unit. The &Wighters will be holding a car wash and collecting togs from Pickering drivers for three days. Details of the events haven't yet been finalized. Pictured here are (from row, from left) nurses Elide Summers, Melissa WiegWW and Kelly Mecinnis, patient unit manager Judy Knighton, nurse Sophia Baranik. (back row. from left) Pickering councillor Kip van Kempen, and from the Pickering Professional Firefighters Association, public relations director Ron Ireland, president Gerry Pedwell and vice- president Ron Roberge. photo by Jeremy Dresar Most Vehicles C3 lnsM up 10 511tres of Mugold MOW oN and filler O Check fluid level SERVICE S& 7M � : � ttPBl HOURS SIM r. SAL -s PZM A- StIIDM 1 Pickering Store Only 839=8124 1300 Kingston Rd. (AT LIVERPOOL) PICKERING - AJAX MEDICAL ARTS BULDING 601 HARWOOD AVE., SOUTH, SUITE 208 AJAX, ONTARIO LIS 2J5 (905) 686-4439 ✓ Admissions Courmams ✓ Quality Programs ✓ Sluder Success ✓ Link&W 10 Universities To Further Your 1 'I' Call the Admissions Office Today! 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ABCs ��� wills 8atitita � � Daart spa N.ttl. , ► I��7erlte Fpm* Fes Opeor M, V Noon - P a W4 duslL FREE PARK -M °^" ,420.4620 or (905) 683.8401 { tic Ainryi ie� iili� Judy x U Ajax woman `addicted' to reuniting family By SAL BOMMARITO STAFF RLPORT©t AJAX - For Jan Sullivan, the idea of an adopted child or birth parent searching for a loved one strikes very close to home. "My daughter gave up a baby daughter when she was 16," notes Mrs. Sullivan. Tanya Louise Sullivan was given up for adoption shortly after being born in 1973 in Oshawa General Hospital. Mrs. Sullivan has not seen her granddaughter in 21 years. But the family does not want to rush the reunion, she explains. "We don't want to disrupt her life until she's ready." In the meantime, the 63 -year-old Durham Region volunteer co-ordinator for Parent Finders Inc. is more than happy to help others reunite with their family members. "It's like an addiction. You can't believe the feeling you get," says Mrs. Sullivan, an Ajax resident. Her daughter, Judy Rice, is now president of the Toronto-based organization. Mrs. Sullivan became hooked when her daughter, who herself registered with the organization four years ago, located a family friend's birth mother last year. "I was so excited. It was the most emotional week of my life," Mrs. Sullivan recalls. She's been involved with Parent Finders ever since. Last November, she became co-ordinator of a "satellite" operation which helps about 30 adult adoptees and birth parents in Durham Region who are actively searching for family members. (The majority of searches are initiated by adoptees.) The typical adoptee is an adult with loving and supportive adoptive parents, Mrs. Sullivan reports. But he or she may also have an emotional parents. It may also be important for an adoptee to find out specific medical information about his or her biological family in case of illness. Once the search is initiated, however, the adoptee has numerous obstacles to . overcome, including the The biggest obstacle facing people searching for their birth parents is Canada's restrictive adoption disclosure —Jan Sullivan and psychological "void" which can only be filled when they uncover the identity of their real fear of being rejected by a birth parent. But the biggest obstacle facing people searching for their birth parents is Canada's restrictive adoption disclosure legislation, which only permits the release of non -identifying information to adoptees about their birth parents. Some adoptees don't even have access to their birth name, which makes its extremely difficult to find their birth parents, Mrs. Sullivan explains. Take the Oshawa woman who had 1 searched unsuccessful y for her mother, who was living in Toronto, for the better part of 10 years. We love to Clear your stones. Give our .reporters 1. a calf at 683-5110 and tell us wha 4 ff}'Fi �►.IR CND_1raTLN1k Call Now Serving the .d rw Commercial & Residential NO G.S.T. Community Since 1984 NO P.S.T. � NG' .i A SEN International Inc. Company VAlun SUN. -MON. ROAST BEEF $4.9 a. ti.noo DINNER ROLLS 990wm TOES.-WED.-THURS. TURNOVERS 3 FOR 99' ITALIAN BUNS $1.79 ooaFN oR w,_.j FRI. - SAT. UM FOREsr H M S-99 ML OrA008 JAWXaN 8WffiM %-99 oom MVr- COMPLETE SELECTION OF BREADS, ROLLS. _CAKES. PIES do PASTRIES UN KING 1848 LIVERPOOL RD.. PICKERING (Next to the Old Liverpool House) 839-5"170 Mon.-m9anm-IIp.m„Sat 9a.m.-Spn ..Sun.Ba.M-5P.M Y.h ' `dT3�sT Souviakio 3 1s „r Oc"INWf"t "She was getting the wrong non - identifying adoption information. I called 14 people with the same last name and on the 14th call I found one of her relatives," Mrs. Sullivan says. She wants to see this country adopt legislation similar to England's. "In England, adoption disclosure is open," she points out. But new adoption disclosure legislation for Canada is in the works. A private member's bill received first reading in May. To help in the search for adoptive parents and adoptees, Parent Finders maintains a provincial and national cross -registry system. There's a one- time registration fee of $50 and registrants must be 18 years of age and over. In addition, for a nominal fee, Parent Finders can provide adoptees a list of everyone in Canada with the same birth surname. Support group meetings are now held the second Tuesday of every month at 7:30 p.m. at Albert St. United Church in Oshawa. For more information about Parent Finders and their monthly meetings, Mrs. Sullivan can be reached at 686- 7840. C�Tti1�i'l'1i "'S � 7 a: eye AL ir 4=1 rEDNESDAY ONLY "SUPER SPECIAL" Wednesday, Jaiy 2V Only!! Fresh Chicken Wmgs i Is The Tenderloins o15 44 M A I WA o0 DININ IN BLEI OAK ........... .�h fT i •�, �j'�s, '•A09" • t ,��► ,% _ SOFA • CHAIR t=-��•.: LOVESEAT �, '•�`=�� `tai r� � ii r•1 j'� ��`-' �,��:;• �-� .i. �j� ant 1 ` , . t .20 Pa Nif,0044 :k. r.: rar.,!, Small business is BIG D Tiny but mighty firms the way of the future By IAN McMILLAN SPE(_'tAL TO THE NEWS ADVERMER DURHAM - Small but mighty is a common cliche used in reference to small businesses but in Durham Region it's becoming a reality. The Ministry of Economic Development and Trade reports that, in the fust five months of this year, 79,721 small businesses were registered in Ontario. Couple that with the 1,523 new jobs created since 1991 by small businesses in Durham Region through the provincial government's jobsOntario training program and the facts speak for themselves. For those reasons alone, small businesses are paramount to the economy, explains Peter LeBel, director of marketing and economic development for the Town of Whitby. "There's nothing small about small business. That's where the opportunity is for the future,- be says. Many small businesses have been started in Durham Region by people who have been let go from their jobs in middle management. They have skills but see themselves as being too old to start over again. "It's all a matter of people finding their niche in the market. A lot of them have very good ideas," says Pat Olive, economic development commissioner for Durham Region. In spite of the growth of small businesses, there are numerous obstacles budding entrepreneurs face when venturing out on their own. A lot of people have great ideas but don't know bow to get started. That's why many towns and•Cities are now distributing information and giving seminars geared toward small businesses, explains Mr. LeBel. "The more we can assist entrepreneurs to start up their businesses and expand the better it is for die economy," be says. A major stumbling block for entrepreneurs can be obtaining loans from either a beak or even some governanot programs. There -.ate a lot of programs available but few people recognize what the definition of a small business is. CWWM Mr. Olive. Any company that has 50 employees or less and Bares tinder 1$5 math ion per year is coosWbW a small business. Anything under that is cousidend a micro-btasiness and is excluded from some goveYnaiau fiaodmg. "That's what we have been fighting with the government about. Businesses with two or three people that earn $200,000 m $300,000 most be included." fells Mr. Olive. This may be familiar to established business people but m many it is not. Many have to learn dmmgh inial and error. like Leona Metcalf, who purchased Halo Dolls Inc. in June. 1993. Ms. Moog sirs government rod tape as the single largest obstacle she has encountered since starting her business. In the beginning she used jobsOntario capital to finance her small business but found she was being backed into a comer by all the questions and guarantees she had to make. As a result, she turned to a consultant to draw up a business plan to present to her banker. "'They're asking you to give up your whole life," she says. `"They wanted everything in writing but my fust born." According to Ms. Metcalf, the government should prepare the company business plan and if things are feasible it should be given approval. If not, both the government and the entrepreneur can cut their lutes. Aaron Blasko works on a color display. He's an employee of one of 79,000 small businesses registered in Ontario. DENTURE CLINIC REPAIRS (1 hr.)' 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While most small businesses in the 1960s and 1970s needed a product and factory to produce "widgets", most businesses today don't require that. "The new economy is different. It is knowledge based," says Mr. LeBel. "Banks are only beginning to recognize there has been a problem." CIBC account manager Phil Curtis admits banks still take a conservative approach to lending money to small businesses. "Our lending guidelines are traditional," he says. "But we feel it serves our customers' best interests" Kevin Brady of the Brady group knows all about the road See LOTS ... Page 13 'There's nothing small about small business. That's where the opportunity is...' --Peter LeBel BIRKENSTOCK` SHOES TO L n r E iti... QUALITY PRICE SERVICE `''SELECTION Whitbv Mall (905) 7i8-9141 THE LAST TFMNG YOU WANT TO WORRY ABOUT WHEN TRAVELUNG IS MEDICNC AL INSURAE. TALK TO US FIRST' 5 Te%THE SPORT SANDAL! 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Prior to going out on his own, Mr. Brady had sales, marketing and corporate management skills and even helped a company in the Untied States set up in Canada. Given this experience, he had a slight advantage over most first- time business owners, he admits. "The real challenge I found was getting out of the blocks," Mr. Brady says. "'Ibe main problem is the lack of funds. It always costs you twice as much as you thought it would-- Once ould"Once established there are other concerns for an obsOntario puts people back to work By IAN McMILLAN SPEnAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER - DURHAM - In today's economy, having the edge translates into skilled employees. But training costs :money and that's not always available. Through the provincial government's 51.1 -billion jobsOntario training program, however, employers can : receive up m $10,000 per new job created. The only _stipulation is that the employer :`must use half the money to train the new employee and the other half to train existing stats. "As long as people qualify ;:for the program there's no problan," says Audeew Davies9 who is using jobsOntario :.,..who to train 16 people on :computer applications at his :>' Pompany. Computer Integrated . 4 �iwaiy, Since jobsOntario training ` gan in 1991, it has helped' .ate 1,523 new jobs iia' entrepreneur. One of those is the ability of the owner to manage the business. "A lot of entrepreneurs don't want to delegate authority. The successful ones are able to hand it over to a manager and let themselves become the CEO of the company," says Mr. Olive. But if the economy is to get back to pre -recessionary levels, small businesses are going to have to learn to develop fast, especially in the export market. No longer will the economy be able to depend on large corporations to keep exports booming. "More and more small businesses are going to have to become sophisticated in order to supply large corporations or companies," says Mr. Olive. "They're going to have to be quality oriented." In order for everything to come together, the small business entrepreneur needs to know the agencies that will help them make the leap to self-employment. Gone are the days when entrepreneurs have to go it alone. Mr. LeBel says municipalities across Durham Region are looking at putting together seminars and information sessions. Last year Whitby held a Canadian bankers' seminar where bankers and business owners got together to exchange ideas. "The response was tremendous," he reports. Kids Space L' Sis Darkam Y E71 John Tennant, employed by a small business, works to repair a photocopier. Any company that has 5o employees or less and earns under $5 million a year is considered a small business. Oshawa is planning future seminars in the fall on exporting, how to start a small business and one on taxation. "We're pretty excited about small businesses," says Mr. LeBel. If it makes their lives easier because they've got these tools, it will translate into more sales and employment and that's good for the community." BF-NJA.MtN CRIBS suzv TMRx-r JDwAMER AL GLI DEL r $199" st U19 VrrH frOM5259°0 $ 2999 CRIB TODDLER BEI $49". 40 00 ms SLING TrIUM „ Qualltp Pura tune, . we AV"b to 12 Years ` • ' �' brw► • ��. Three 8x lOs � ' BIG 10x13 s ,aLl�I� Four 5x75 _ I�IIII�uII�NIIIII�H�'.mnnnnu�. 50 KrrasaKes 20 Waueis Et -172 I THIS AREA KMART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO OPEN 5 DAYS Tues. - Fri. 10 AM - 7 PM Sat 10 AM - 6 PM PICKERING (Kingston Road) � 40 Prod.M rw riu o+W P—a4 O Ind PCA WN i enc P0 We protect our family from what mikht happen. Shouldn't Ar prepare for shat we know will happen? Planning funeral arrangements ahead of time, before the need arises, spares family from difficult decisions later at a stressful and emotional time. Family protection. A good reason to plan ahead. W) NUACHNIE Z:Z_FUNERAL HOME 28 Old Kingston Road. Pkkedng VOLVe. Ajax. Ontado L IT ZZ7 For a fire copy of the helpful booklet A Guide to Pkrnnttg Ahead' call us today at (905) 428-8488 1 START YOUR WEEKEND WITH ANEW Kmart SALE! ANNOUNCING NEW CONVENIENT SATURDAY TO FRIDAY SALE DATES BEGINNING SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1"""4 We're now open Saturday at 8:00 a.m• and on Sunday at 9:00* a.m. *Where local by-laws permit. r(9'!71�Y �+•�a.. r .��{j,x r Agriculture students can apply for scholarships DURHAM - Agriculture students living in Durham Region can qualify for two scholarships being offered by the East Central Soil and Crop Improvement Association (ECSCIA). Applicants enrolled in second, third or fourth year at an agricultural college or the University of Guelph agriculture program may apply for a $400 scholarship. Meanwhile, one or two $500 awards will be given to agriculture students in second, third or fourth year who are studying soil and crop production. Selection will be based on academic performance from first year as well as community involvement, particularly in the areas of conservation and environment. Application forms are available at the agricultural office in Port Perry. The foOms should be returned to the Secretary -Treasurer, ECSCIA, c% the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA), No. 1 - 60 VanEdward Dr., Port Perry, L9L 1G3. Deadline for applications is Aug. 15. People interested in the Monsanto scholarship, for high school students from a family farm who have enrolled in fust year agriculture, agri-science and management, can apply by Aug. 15. Application forms are available at agricultural retailers, the Port Perry agricultural office or by calling Monsanto at 1-204-985-1000. Ift- Oshawa McLaughlin 8 km. Run Saturday, July 30 - 8:30 a.m. Join us for a fun -run along Oshawa's beautiful Kwanis trail. The 8 km. LtLaughlin Run is sure to challenge the seasoned competitor or the aspiring runner. 6 - Refreshments at finish - Change rooms 3 showers at Donavan Recreation Complex Pick up your application form today. Available at some sporting goods stores and the Civic Auditorium Complex, 141 Thornton Rd. S. Entry fee 510.00 on or before July 28th ($ 15.00 atter July 28th or on race day at Donavan R.C., 171 Harmony Rd. South, between 7:00 - 7:45 a.m.) T' Volunteers needed...lf you would like to get invohied in this community event please call 725-1111. This event is presented by the City of Oshawa. 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School in Ajax gives a couple of photo by Ron Pietroniro ♦ RUGBY Under - 19 Wanderers dropped by Brock AJAX-PICKERING - An under -manned Ajax Wanderers under -19 mews team fell 17-7 to boss Brock Wednesday. Chris Duffy scored a try and locked a convert for Ajax. Two Wanderers — Kyle Nicholls and Ryan Bennett — missed the Brock match because they wee playing for the Ontario under -19 squad in a game against Gwent Schools, a touring team from Wales. The game at Upper Canada College in Tomb saw the Welsh squad win 14-13. Also on July 20, seven Wanderers were on the Ontario under -23 team that hammered Central Lancashire University of England 55-0 in Brampton. Glenn Miller and Barry O'Shea had two tries each and Mike Brown one. Other Ajax players were Adam Marshall, John Druce, Brendan Trainor and Glen Bureau. The Wanderers under -16 team --Bane Wednesday was cancelled because opponent North Halton has withdrawn from the league. The under -19s next play on Wednesday, Judy 27 in Madcham, L BONA-Va" AUGUST 15-19 TiE:9.00.1020 LWAl1 Ok Apx C=mu* Cantrt FEE -90.00 1 while the under -16s take on the Toronto Scottish at Eglinton Flats in Etobicoke on Tuesday, July 26. SESSION B -pit 10-12 AUGUST 1519 Tow- io30.12m LOCAMk Ajau Canralr *1 Grove FEE. SM.00 YOUR W57RUCTOFIS: .btu WkW8 881412 Dan Mock= 837-2095 - Ati.BA A Cath - PKA Coach - CANA C OW - Unirertio t Junior Eupwi inoa - Co1pt 8 Junior ExpWW= IML OR DBJ M Jd a Wle tr, 2M Stabntat, Alex LIS IG On Ytebaae, = Rs Al Cr., P1dltrip LI V SKI OUR PRK%W OBJECTTIYE E TO WROVE POWER SKATNG SKLLS i DEVELOP PUCK CONTROL Our pow proprtie •tctnot b rrr -I 1lndwo ole to pmpw din datloptrtr - You nil too yourdid Wp ook m erortraot td Praportldl dnoloptlolt wdu000 rlr rid d i*ty - & tnr11tr1oot pur didt apywon "Your did vada annnd an ItYnnoR � p�0 at1 ohtoliq. W11®M0tEOF71E WCIEY0CI tS PICKERINC� -The Russians are coming! The <> Russians are coming! The Central Red Army Junior hockey team will play :two games in Pickering during a tour that begins in fxt-euivcr. In all, the Pickering :,::Panthers will play the Russian team three times — twice at Abe Pickering Recreation .Centre and once in Madoc. At a press conference Tuesday announcing the tour, Red Army team representative Alexander Belopolsky said, "The people of Pickering will see a high-calibre team. It was the national (bantam) champions of Russia last year." He says the nucleus from the bantam squad will be part of the touring junior team. One of those players is : Sergei Samsonov, a 16 -year - who is being compared to '::Pavel Bure and Sergei ::Fedorov. Last year, he was .''named the best bantam player <n Europe. .During a June tour last year. Samsonov played in 12 `:.games and finished with 52 ;;points, including 36 goals. J::?Mw � Mow,s This year's 22 -game tour gins Dec. 2 and runs to Jan. Games against Pickering are beduled for Dec. 4 in idoc, Dec. 9 and Jan. 7 at recreation complex. The Russians are also leduled to play the Oshawa gionaires on Dec. 11. Doug Baumken, a liaison r the Russians, said the kill level of the team is The Russians will bring about 20 players. Baumken said "five or six could crack a major junior `A' Hue -up right now" The Russians will be I6 and 17 years old, while some :juniors here can be 20 years old. The purpose of the tour is to expose the Russians to junior and NHL scouts and to give them experience playing North American-style hockey. Panther president Bill Barber said, "We know the Russians come here to get exposure to scouts in the NHL. This also gets my guys exposed to NHL scouts." 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The bottom line ceptional crew, including sales he name of Canada Trust Realty, e, backed by the expertise of an company. __W 4r RQ► 1700h21 st Realty is a community broker. Together with her husband, Dave, ' unities and the safety of the children. standards set the stage for customer respect, their top priority, and is shared by ,,ntire company. 'HE BEST"' 0-4200 (416) 284-4500 To Laura and her fantastic team of �if'd>1 �lOnaiSs WE WISH YOU THE VERY BEST ALWAYSI - From your friends at p6m a PICIUNt - NEM/S ADVERTISER 0-4200 A IRACO *s �s�c or �sl RFWW1i" GIANT AND GROWING Providing Mortgage Services . To the Durham Region call Pat Ricdo Jr. Voice -Tel (416) 391.5672 Ajax Office (905) 6864053 (4-16) 284-4500 Congratulations to a fine group of professionals! (905) 686-0705 pager 448-8641 Experienced Inspectors Clients wekorne at inspection. Immediate written report. Serving Greater Metropolitan Toronto and ALL Surrounding Areas. All our best wishes to a fantastic team! ,J _-_V "I. - Central Vacuum Systems • Intercom Systems - Security Systems iff, • Garage Door ft operators ALPINE INSTALLATION SERVICES LTD. 1345 MomirVs O• Ave. 1%(416) 282-4756 Untt 3 Scarborough ��-/zzat LFyinnirz9s. mEans �utuze eSuccEss M 17FSE ��s�zEs �zom: 254 BARTLEY DR. It/l North York Ontario (416) 752-4424 Fax (416) 752-6902 i Toll Free: 14Wssa�a6wl, CONGRATULATIONS and my best wisbes for a future filled with growtb & success! WYN10100"ll. asc."A Barrister & Solicitor REAL ESTA7X WULS, MOArlIGAGES 2891 Kingston Road Scarborough, Ontario M1M 1N3 Tea: (4lo 266-3080 list Twvnto East Realty the best U N 1450 KINGSTON RD. (AURA •ngon Road s MecLENNAN = _ 1st TORONTO PICKER NG 4672i64x44500 P.Broken AST REALTY 420-4200 Toront-2044 Oueen6680 Owner An indan ancionfhv t')wnpcf and Onerated Member Broker of Coldwell Banker Affiliates of CanadaBrartrhlHaartoar WAKE UP IN YOUR DREAM HOME! wwaAre 3 + 3 bdrrr , 4 baf . brick bung on 75 acres of country land with a spingfed and. Huge e" Idt. torrrrel h0din. rms mstr bdrm on sure, fin. bsmt. Hrwd. & marble Detached 3 bdrm.. large kin. with walkout to a huge deck. Fam. ran. with fp., 2 4 -pc. & 2 2 -pc. baths, fn. basement. dble. gar., cent. arc, 4 appkances. Asking only $184,900. Ann Oosliertwlt', 420-4200. WAVALWABLEPIC1KERING 6 -ACRE COMMERCIAL Beside Ford dealership. Many uses: gas station. a• wash. dealership & more. Aekirg $450.000. Also look at 100 acre prckermg farm less than $4.000. P/ALPS. barn & double garage. 3 bdrm house P-nnmg stream. Bill Oosfarttolt Sr.'. 420-4200. MUST BE SOLD ONLY $199A00 3 bedroom bungalow centraly located in Pkckenng, with huge kill 91.5x249.8' Cali Nevt1N Jardine', 4204200. ,pr "JUST LISTED" FREEHOLD TOWNHOUSE is No condo fees on this 3 bedroom end unit. Central air & vac. 1 4 -pc., _ - 2 2 -pc. wastroonts. M - desirable area of Piaterng. Cd Molly. *• Cr Bruce ' for soot. to view. 420.4200. BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME 9.8 acres in area of estate home only 30 minutes north of Whitby. Beautiful lot with mature trees and hardwood bush. Vendor willing to assist with financing. Listed at $265,000. Contact Nancy McCoy*, 420 - JUST LISTED BEAUTIFULLY COUNTRY PROPERTY MATURE LOT 110 X 196 FT. d in a beautiful country setting. This family perfect home offers 4 ., a dble. car gar., 40' nground pool, circular driveway & much, much Call Maxine Tucker'. Priced at $199,900. Come see, 420-4200. j . F �N. wo mw GARDENER'S DELIGHT AND YOURS FOR ONLY $164,000 Hess bungalow on dekghtfuay manicured kit in mature treed hborhood. Home has updated aluminum windows and stomm An 3ted modem bathroom and 'GREAT ROOM' kitchen & dining room. Call Sturch' at 420.4200. .. I FEEL THE FREEDOM! RETIREMENT LIFESTYLE OR 1ST TIME BUYER 1109.900. So much for so little. Bnght open concept. Irv. rm. has cath. ceiling fireplace. Relax in roman tub. Smoke & pet free. intercom, cent. air, appls. �arY► .• _ ._ �'� "HERMITAGE" BEAUTY AVAILABLE AT A WONDERFUL PRICE!!± 4 large bedroom home with nice modem decor. Won't last king!!! Great size lot and great layout. It has all you want. Only about 4 /R years old. So call BNAGINE' APPROX. 2.800 SO. FT. Lovely 4 bedroom family home in great Pickering family area near schools, set-in kitchen, whvaakout to yard, large family rm. has fp., cent. air & vac.. INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY 3 bedroom bungalow with walkout basement. 2 road frontage kit 171x192'. 171 tt. on Highway 82. Call kstng agent RE zoning. Listed at $218.900. r." % X i" CALLNG ALL THE NYESTORS OR IST TW BUYERS N book detached 3+2 bedroom bungebw cn kWp lit in desirable Wiesisltore. Hardwood floors, gas hest, two kAfierta, ve wiasttrooms for ALL UNDER ONE ROOF This home comes complete. 3 bedrooms. 2 bat: s, fn. basement, fireplace, CAC, newer windows, roots & carport' Loc. on huge pod sized lot in mature This gorgeous 4 bdrm. Greenpark home is You friends & family. The basement is t a warm welcome for d fm. with large rec rm. CONDOUNROAS FROM $11111341111111 2 bdrm. & 2+ den units in sears & spacious, well rrair►tailad twi ft spedoo air view of lake Onhft Ask kir tBorfa Sdo Rep -uteiiiiiii. (IM POMElt OF SALE EXECUTIVE 4 IMSELL S,� ' L $118A00 John eoaay Gabiebn. - 5% DOWN ' PERFECT - Oertlard area 4 bdnn. home w4h _ STARTER large ed4n kit., 110111. _-- Newer ares. 4 rm. with comer W. 2 y ? ~ inn. bedrooms, FAG, 2 1111111:11111111111:1111to decks, 4 -pc. baths, fniefted h vac NOT S441 -E-" OST ON 10 ROLLBq A11�1S4 rec Zoom. 110ry eletln Sartdrra Fabbuubbw pool wilt ding board side && cabana & games mom wkh pool dearter r Wright', 4274Z00. t UNKI E STYLE 2 !,? T ' ` tlTCLASS Tl ",NORTH Li1m:Z NACM C01lEY HOME I lCONDO__ PICKHNIti'" On a �aet Dart Isrgs BwANW AREA L �• 2 p�ppU _NYQUAWTBW + t bW d•n inti 2 hatele 0tall lean b• 3rd bpdrrlmL 1tam. nn wJfp., narttr a .. bdMr bwdi11 dsoor+ h mis, 2 h�ittaa tTwrlp. mater d4 PC. an — ` Wve horns Ila dorrtibsuit, >�4 In, Wo a1 Nat deer Tridil ant.Writ.,2 wet bis, GA, amerriYsa A row wooftx C!1/, a1Mn4 Wmeont " "s= morpege for 9 1114% 5N239.9io RokMt - yyinrs Avaiebl•. Cristae cd Am Lebu wale, _ 4otrolr . INF4W0. MMlara', 4 0. • Ilam Rspeaat N&O - Anis" Brow .i �ii�.� 'r., "� i•�• )• 'flitT+.•t k l i'1;1asR'R��i�i�1��l/!!tl'wr�..ij`'rf�. 1 �i�to 1 , ifR.'_ 'rfs ., •.iai.•, ;i��al Latw�} �.A! �i1�,i��t•i1aSJ ttr��ls ' •�!'!`�.:�.s.� .� /r1 awy �.Ri ftaxta/aail s�.w.!si+`I� �•�i' .i .. _ aim 'Zi.•.• wsa.asl.• ,�* a e .. �� • 1`I�+c•aer�asr �':tYi'lb �.7%�: �_-z�SAa� ir{;(is #3, aet�t iP•f !►�6�!` as�s•as �yitrrsaf [ _.•1�►iii►a� w •! as. •- - •.. _ j •� _ ,� t i•"�_..i �. .. .♦ �! •• • . 81 _, .R...a• ♦�X a.iV. �.. re J.L_ •-♦ a _moi AND JOIN OUR WINNING TEAM! We have room for you For a confidential interview call LAURA MacLENNAN Broker/Owner (go5) 420-4200 (416) 284-4500 Town crier and doll houses to highlight opening A collection of ceramic and doll houses, plus pictures of houses of all sizes and shapes, will greet guests neat Wednesday, July 27, 1994, when they attend the official opening of Scarborough's hottest entry in the real estate field. But before visitors enter the new offices, they will walk on a blue carpet under a 20 -foot blue canopy. What's more, dignitaries will be loudly announced by a town crier in full regalia. The 500 invited guests will be attending the official opening of the three offices of Coldwell Banker 1st Toronto East Realty, with the ceremonies centred at the Scarborough office at 4679 Kingston Road between 12:00-4:00 p.m. The other offices are at 2044 Queen St. E. in Toronto and at 1450 Kingston Road, Pickering. The doll houses, as well as a village of miniature ceramic homes, are owned by the firm's real estate agents and represent the theme of housing of all descriptions. The franchise was established in January, "but we've been too busy selling houses to have an official opening until now," says Laura MacLennan, broker and owner of the franchise. "Since January our 80 agents in the three offices have sold more than $50 million in real estate, and we expect the fall to be even busier," says MacLennan. MacLennan's husband, David and Mary Ann Sheppard co -manage the franchise with her. Refreshments will be available and guests can enjoy them outside on the office lawn, dotted with tables and blue umbrellas. There will be music from radio station CHOO which will broadcast live from the scene. There will be an official ribbon cutting ceremony at 2:00 p.m. Invited guests include Dorothy Roberts, President of the Toronto Real Estate Board, top officials from Coldwell Banker Affiliates of Canada Inc., Scarborough and Pickering councillors and other local real estate representatives. Coldwell Banker I st Toronto East Realty was established following the joint venture of Coldwell Banker Affiliates of Canada and Canada Trust Realty Inc. late last year. Coldwell Banker has more than 2,300 residential real estate offices and more than 54,000 sales associates and employees in North America. Coldwell Banker 1 st Toronto East Realtor a - 1450 KlnOston Road Suite 1 'COLDW 1 1 st TORONTO 420 200 t LAURAEAST REALTY 46 - 79 Kingston Rd. MARY ANN MacLENNAN BAN Scarborough SHEPPARD Broker/ . , (a16) 284-45W pffike 2044 ween St. E. !IN ager 60 Owner Toronto (416) 691-56 An' Ow•Oad MMrrYdrdCale rLsorAff�.dCs� 1!F YOU WANT TO BUY OR finj , IECT BEST ' • GIVE THE "000-ERHOLTS- A X= With over 30 years of cornbawd experience, this hmily team has Thinking of selling? forged a tradition of dedicated real estate service with a proven track OR record of repeat clientele. You will discover that 'nee whole is greater than the sum of the parts' when you gain the advantage of having Just want to know the value of your home three salespeople to serve your real estate nerds_ Ease the suds of CAU N E buying or selling a home by relaxing with the I - 1-d®e that the -ooaertwa• tears a profewwrnny taking care of the sale of yaw Free rnarket evaluations are always a pleasure. rLL to o aur a tttLL JR home. can them today, 420-42M EVA ADAMS,' 284-4500 IN�rwwatt nrwoIws TH 1 N K iCE INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE when Baying or stung Build your country home on 10 acres \G� the 1 of rolling countryside., Only $78,900. MAPAA saw* R"Woesoftem Mau= 8#ICXXM Call Keith King* 420-4200. ILtfw. w•.•...rrrM,. - To Our O S-talnding SuPport Staff We salute You! 4 txl CLa[1K AL= t00=0 JON IRtCN aueona000Ma We saoodd Nie so ghee oesr si ncem !basks to our support shffjbr tbeti' seller endue dedlcatitt>~s. 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The Sharks 16 10 8 0 FUTURE GAMES - JULY 24 20 Betty Ou)old Park Outlaws /9 10 9 0 Noon -- Argos vs. Canada Trust (DH). 21 3 p.m. -- Recognition vs. Stare* DeNBelamys Woodgroup Gators 19 9 10 0 (DI). 17• 6 p.m. -- Film House vs. Stave Fearon (DH). Alumni Ckib Express 19 6 13 0 St. PaftkWs Park 12 1 P.M. -- Petrina's vs. Second Storey (DH). Slugs 17 4 12 1 9 4 p.m. - Highlanders vs. P.C.I. All Grass Giants 20 4 16 0 8 AJAX MEN'S SLO44TCH LEAGUE The Bub t6 2 16 0 4 SUDW11ESER DIVISION PMXED) . lost one point for calling score in late ♦SOCCER Ajax girls Wildcats in win over Pickering AJAX - The Ajax United Gallant Wildcats under -13 girls' rep soccer team shut out Pickering 1-0 Wednesday and has now defeated every squad in its division. A second -half goal by Candace Chapman and the netminding of Jessica Nelson paced Ajax to the win. After an even fast half. the Wildcats kept the ball in the Pickering end most of the second half, enabling Chapman to pot a goal. Good team play helped Nelson register her second straight shutout In the fnst mediog between the teams, they played to a seowku char. The game on Wednesday was played at Appleeroft Public School m Ajax. tit 0'91 Ir 'r t ", rivip' 'l%1 III gJ(1Ai1':ir' 7iiT--5:-:•/" THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUMDAYz {IJLY 7S A3 tf' . ��IJA.+a, "�`'S��^�•r!„�"'. ... .... "iAf1Y'�{' ..:-�Rs..3VY',r 1 i 1 r SUMMER HOURS now in effect Cheek be ow nest to store location maps for your store's hours "THE FOOD TERMINAL" By THE Stock -up for the Long Week -End! 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You COULD WIN A` N DERBY 11,10 GTOURNAMENT F1St11N 0, zi GST, E'1" Fer'20- t'M1uas T.t-4 ` t; oft SPONSOR lJoh^-5.�°' THIS GEO TRACKER t i This Week Salmon Derby Draw Prize Brought to You By Oshawa, Whitby, Clarington This Week, and Ontario Motor Sales. MAIL T0: Oshawa This Week, 865 Farewell St, Oshawa, Ont. L1 H 7L5 _ 1 NAME` 1 ADDRESS_ 1 POSTAL: PHONE: C3 V" tBrOtlAm= me affMtMI111.1m C3 Aa CFW I CAM I "`"' I = I Tun Special Survey on . Spending of Taxpayers Money from Kip Van Kempen I WANT YOUR INPUT! Subject: E0WQ= r'la=su rtmmuniiy Centre The Mayor and some Members of Council have requested that the Provincial and Federal Governments help fund the construction of the proposed Claremont Comnamity Centre project. This will involve nearly S3 MILLION of taxpayer money to complete this project. By way of background. Claremont. with a population of under 800 already has facilities that can accommodate a combined capacity of 500 persons. The facility proposed will include a 300 person banquet hall as well as library and fire ball. Claremont is located on the environmentally sensitive "Oak Ridges Moraine" and the rnnire facility will be on one large septic system IN MY OPLNION There has been little or no discussion with other communities or neighborhoods. Other Pickering taxpayers were not asked for their ophtion, am were they offered a direct lice to the treasury. The process that appears to be acceptable to the Mayor and Council is one that sticks reasonable discussim faih to properly assess nerd. and ultimately pushes a favored project ahead. RM ARE THE FACTM On June 17. 1994 the Town of Pickering applied for funding from the Canada/Ontano hi ftastructure Worts Programme. The application form discloses an estimated project cost of $2.636,653.00. It states that the project stern date was (u) May 1994. It estimates that the finished project will result in long term employment or job creation for 1.25 people. (Yes 1 1/4). The application is signed by Mayor Anhurs. The Town IsnrtC o and the Town Treasurer. V This application for funding has been signed and ,uhmitted and yet nobody has seen the need to explain or justify the apparent $500.000.00 + increase in the projected fixed oosL The facility is now estimated to cost $536.653.00 nxire than the original projection. And that figure does not include the cost for additional land acquisition. Add to this a growing list of apparent discrepancies that deserve some consideration, such as: ) This proposal was approved at March Council meeting without the benefit of committee review or public mpurt. 2) There has been no needs analysis done on the 3) The public and the media have been barred from any meetings that have taken place. sl Real Estate has already been purchased by the Town without an appraisal being done. 5) A $250.000.00 contract was awarded to an architectural firm without calling for tenders or reviewing Competitive pn)posals. 6) Projected increases of over half a million dollars have been accepted without question and without diseu pion by members of council. 7) The continued use and/or renovation of existing taxpayer facilities in Claremont has not been discussed with or examined by Council or the public a a whole. g) The ongoing operating costs of this facility have not been identified, discussod or disclosed. 9) The other funding partners (Provincial d: Federal Governments) have cot given their approvals to the project yet funds have bees spent for design and land acquisition. Thegoal of the mfrastructtae program was, and is to create long term employment. The application submitted by the Town indicates dim 1 1/4 jobs will be created. How does a project estimated to cost nearly $3 million meet the job aeatioo goals? Even more concerning a the math. This 2.6 sedh a dollar project that is designed to serve some 300 hones works out to a net cost of close to $10.000 per household served. How can Council justify that kind of expendlpf,C? As Regional Councillor 1 believe this projm should be subjected so a thorough review. I will act argue against needed renovations to the Fine Hall and 1 win support improved Library Facilities. However, giver! The facts, l will not support this wanton expenditure of taxpayer dollars without a great deal more justification than has been presented to doe. "(lased Doer" meetings have rade it impossible for you to have your input on this issue. The project has not yet berg approved by other leveh of Government tbns your input is required quickly - Thera: is only one glen' This is till money being spent! If tie grant is approved by the two senior kveh of YOUR TRULY, VAN REMPETI Gove1CR fundi 1/3 the Town will o responsible for REGIONAL COUNCILLOR, , ftrnditg 1!3 d the projected costa. Thaefae the tinea Cost to Pkkft would be $8111U 0.00. OFF"-- 436405 BU& 431140M --------------------a� N.EASE TEAR OiF AIdD RETURN COUNcCRJA)R VAN REWEN TOWN OF FICKERING 1 ONE TIS ESPLANADE 1 NCZERING, OKE L>IV tK7 1 1) Do you swipwi t cWti diisra of this arsptilede an thh poject at this time! YES[]NO 1 12) Do yom fol thk project *add re reviewed and aomperod wo olha needs within pl, - Ig. L) NO E)1 3) Do you fed wdas or competitive proposals dwdd be obtained before $250.000 contracts aro awarded? 4) Do you feel the original goal of aeafiog long Ism employment should UM be a purity of tie rnfrashutere programme? 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Good sales People are clillblft lo find and are among the most valuable asset Of a company. This is an occmpetion where signilicard earnings are still avalabl& This 14044 program will provide the skills necessary to effectively sell in a business or industrial environment. Eligible gVkants will have at least five years work experience and at least One year in sales. This program begins or 91gL2 and ends %o mbar 2. 19M. Eligibility Criteria: gpP#canfts for a* program must be unemployed and receiving ULC bwm tS at the One of the course start date and must reside in the Region of DwM a in addtiane You must most ft espaimlce requftnwil is andsuccaessf* =mplete enby Deets. Location: Courses are held at DIAMOND MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE (Ajax) at Suite 404, 95 Gayly St. W. Owlrtra R oar programs aro ollBr9d ac t+ Local callers: 427-1922 Long *lance:1-800-268-0339 r� CD1 Courses starting no%%: A _= s fps zs ACLS ��s J1 € PAZ - Y 3C are • Mord Prowessing • Programmer knahst � • (computerized .Accounting • Computer Maintenance .fid Technolo* ' Microcomputer Kusine%s Applications )(II RKtSI%Fati('%REERS1AKFSHERE: OSHAWA 434-8585 Island Plaza, 560 King SL W. VICTORIA - COaRTLAM • VANCOUVER • BURiABY • SURREY • EDMONTON . SASKATOON WINNIDEG • MISSISSAUGA - TORONTO NORTH YORK - NEWMARKET - SCARBOROUGH - KINGSTON - OTTAWA • MONTREAL • LAVAL - LONGU U0-. - OUESEC - HAUFAX C01 Cancer Detteioprr em IrwUues Ltd SA13OURIN KIMBLE A ASSOCIATES LTD. Is a Pickering based, consulting engineering firm. providing services b the development industry. We haw an immediate opening for a SITE SERMINQ INSPECTOR. The successful candidate will be an ertgirtser/technobgat with 1-4 years experience in subdivision and municipal servicing inspection snd contract administration. Hershe will have cap6brities ID M0 see stpecta of cortstrucfon supeni6ion. Pieria reply in writing b: Sabourin Kimble-& Associates Ltd 1099 Kingston Road, Suite 201 Pickering, Ontario L1V 1B5 AV" SU Ul6 FULL MW NMW SHPT POSITION AVALAME /Ire you tierllft Ixlgarg, 4rtjof►dealirq wills the pubic' Are your 1-i' l 1 and wig to woriLfelallle Moura? Then we need you on aur teanll Please eQply in person to: 1310 KlrgBtorB Rd. tNt 6roek Lid S at IE at e� e� ez• ez• emr0- START IMMEDIATELY Loll war -I nIII' mr4lerly requlroe 8.10 mmms s iWb dtmb b fa n wral fu1-tim9 po4iaor,1 Varft km G41wd Labour atld ' up. Own a a - spin trtia a mud as locded ' don lo a major hi&M. ' $10.48 per holy to stent. For personal interview call � 619.0658 � Monday and Tuesday only. 8. 12.0 UNLOCK LTD. Urtiod� Norft Mtrids ttrg6s ptwnq teow nunlIKUW Ice an intletfau varartty for a TRAM PRESS OKRATOR at ii Pfdrwilq Rotlltfm Piet PWAM tMa➢wditdry atPeriwtoe and a bae#gatnd rMaid b fie txtrtt3ele or trjdl i **y would be a dtitde no too rod raarU as 114 tahitq of be tW ilio artet thiole boweve polism good mechanical abifa and an aok* lo lam new d ft in a test pais We dr a txalgellee hasty rate aaenarar to a - F ieaF aw an racttow b"ped"s. Ilafri satutr lotto ckwmo PAW Pl"M& oftft A119Bllom: Tin Pant Yomw Unihnit ted. Wb Ut pre lues tiro apply w ally WOW appinllt ti be C6I . - . IRnI11Bdr11B Ofor pe1�IDB O011flrtf >� IW hm atilt - WWWWNW of 11*0 To wnlD. A good Aaiusea dam n a fin ton tuck or fW aind mL PIBaN Cd val of GNM at EIS hie tats cook asked at MMM Lynde Flats 6 Chips, 966 Dundas 81. W. isism oU Lany pre 4=Mw SHIPPER/RECEIVER Small distrbution Co. in Pickering requires self -motivated individual with min. 2 yrs. experience to start immediately. Inventory knowledge an asset. Forward resume with references to: File 117026 c/o Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ont. OH 7L5 ATTENTION LADIES AJAX ADULT PRECISION TEAMS are bokin;l lor skaters over the ape of 21. K you love the sport of figure skating, the Alex Ice Diamonds or the Diamonds in fte Rough are loo" for you. Come and)w us for our open practice sessions in August and learn how much fun keeping fit oan be. For totter inionnabon cal Carol at (905) 420-9172 or (905) 4743834 (B). HOMEMAKERS/ MATURE STUDENTS located in Ajnx oilers pwt-t m delatlarttetinp pm -in t7w /hr. AM training Provided Cosa Sue or Jana ev"Iitge between "PJn 0-i 619-M. PIaA PALS Cook6ivier warded. FM l4m. some experience neoessary and own 1laNde. 427-7257 after 4 p.m. ALASKA JOSS Eon tgbSX11100n3 mob Rdtirtp arinort Mho oaheets eon tatttw OR milds pis moral FOR EAVEC ATE I-1BM V CALL t4MF4U4613 IDIL KLM rtrw-amara-Illi illl 11= Bltw INO LL b itlig it s ItjivwttMllaiStltli 1 As9entiN p ullu s at home. EWA No sails. YomW paid 1 1 A Fdy PWSNBsd io ettPedierioe neceeary. call 1-M4441a'rra S7-8 per how. Cat stir 6 pm. Wosl4MeeM. AraeeH STUDENT pronations co. needs 15 outgoing unktrslw hard rwa10 work"olif huge non" school gM6600 dl Cd Tn* 07MQ SALES Cb* for 01111110 Mae h "dog. Cr slow krlowledee an asset. Call 664-6429. STUDENT PART-TIME WORK Tired of flipping burgers? Why not check us out We're an international firm with 14 summer pos+tions. Absolutely no door to door or talemarketing- can 666-4660 Ian a company that cares abort dirties We rraquirr. Team and Tankw drhran, aussom ratseAwra6ta hom an weekends. 2 years experience required. Fpr panoral interview pp11ww�� cant Otroen'.x Vntn 433.3.67 Soo tarp SL w., O.Mw PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER required to do family portraits in client's home. Must be good with people. have 120 camera, and reliable car. Full or Part time. Magic Portraits. 'CUSTOMER` SERVICE KETAL 00it Diepar laminas am*^ txA goin4 Approx. 30 At>Ndt` NAIRSTYUST wanted for Joseph Heir Saba in Oshmse. Shopping carr..• Apply in per- son or phone 723-9251. 0721M FILL dine ane cook requited lar busy welvaet 6Yret herr wi► hewm 2 years .ap.rl.rn, in w.00 r:: � �y WANNW 81111111, 2 P.M. at McGinnis Landing Restaurant. 1756 Plekwing pinal p724" No calls ART. or RV.T. pan tlar wank days and Saturdays. 6ipodanced, probeaorw and personable Interested M dsnl .. I Apply to Flo v N1Z. News A.1 -, er. 130 commr. dal Ave., Ajax. LIS 21,15. OROAM6T Choi' MasSw re• qww for SL MM Wft ArgfClatich in Pickering, con ing cwitka d9ik ggs of Musk Ministry. CaN (906) 999.267. plow) ESTASUSNED plumber re- quired who Y lumber whit can• I W and residential work Required for service work. Plow. cam Brant. 427-74os. KIDS and Moa needed In. catalogues ill �t neva do wok TV co(TF)mmarclals. Call 992-5511. MATURE Babysitter/ hawskWer. M in reguir•d, able to work occasional weeI - - stats, kMwdW*. Cat P"! 4274802 evenings. r 4e PAGE 36 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JULY 24,1!94 Needed ler oahsaati fa1'"M Coni oortprny. kpuln st City Wlde Taal. 579 -OM be- tween 9.5 p.m. Mon-Frl. t0726Mi BEAUTY Salon requires Ikensed stylist In Oshawa. Salary/commisslon. Ongoing training. Department more discounts. Call Sandra, Oshme. 723.7323. MOI 294) rF you are single or a single parent or sepraMd or divorced with three years work m ; 1, t, you moy qualify for Inanc:l assistance or r you are over 45 and have recency been laid off, you may quality for trak,- Ing assistance. DIP/CERT., Lotus, Wordperfect. O -Base, Word, Accpac, Bedford, Autocad. Ventura, Pagemaker. Harvard, Corel, Computer Programming and Systems Analyst. Cobol Pascal and C. Photoshop, Ouark Express and illustrator. Durham Business •Z /-3u 1 u. CONDOMINIUM DEVELOPER is seeking experienced receptionist/secretary for busy sales office, in Pickering to work weekends and Statutory holidays from 12:00 to 5:00. Must have Word Perfect 5.1, Lotus 1-2-3, and good typing, hourly rate $7.50. Please fax resume to (905) 420-8680 by Wednesday, July 27 Only those considered for an interview will be contacted. BOOK Kasper, Per Dwn. two days per month. DobUr-Q PXk- sMq area Computers, bL4g4ts. Reply Go J. Filman, CA's. 17705 B Les" St. Un4 1A, Newmarket. Ont I 3 3E3 odors July 29. 1994 (072494' NANW - ins ,r starunq Aug. t Sect. -wc C! ddren. Ages 5 !< 3. DISTRIBUTION SALES We are seeking an individual for Distribution Sales for our newspaper division. The successful candidate will have prior direct sales experience with a background in advertising printing preferred. Our company offers a competitive compensation program with an excellent benefit package. Interested candidates should submit a resume to the following: Oshawa/Whitby/Cladngton This Week Ann.: Retail Advertising Manager P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ont. L1 H 71-5 Machine Builders Required hrlrnediately for our maniu- facturing facikty in Rexdale. Applicants must have a minimum of three to five years' related experience in fabrication and assembly of specialty equipment, preferably in the building of blow - moulding machines. You must also be well versed In the interpretation of bknprk ts, have experience in gen- eral machining and be able to work towards scheduled due dates with minimal supervision. Shift work may be required. Our company offers a competitive remuneration and benefit package. Please send your resume to: Human Resources. We thank all #lose who respond, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. No phone calls, please. SUPREME Tooling Group 166 Romble Blvd- Raxdsne, Ortano M9W 1PH Fax (416) 745.30Y5 LICENSED TECHNICIAN required for Busy GM dealership Call Christine at (905) 642.3655 Dental Hygienist needed for notes ty leave. Aug. 9 through Dec. 29. Experience683-1391 ACCOUNTS Recwvable Dental Clerk for dental office. Dental recapoon e�srisnce and coir, puler literacy preferred. Call Kora! at 831 fi66ti. (072994) 135 "-'; C35 CONSTRUCTION PERSONNEL unisM Canada requires construction ' ct installers for Unlslrut metal framing, Frame, fall arrest systems and other installed Unistrut products. We are looking for certificates or related experience in two or more of the folVAN areas: steel erection, wed deWcal. Knowledge of construction safety and tabour code is essential. Supervisory experience in oorlshudion is a definite asset. Initial work wil be on a project basis, with potential for long-term employment for skilled and conscientious individuals. Fax or send resume to Unistrut Canada Limited, 5135 Finley Ave., Ajax, Ontario, L1S 2E4, Attention: Construction Supervisor. Fax no. 905.683-8987 (no telephone calls please). INSTRUCTOR Class ABZ Instructor required immediately for Ajax area. Must have OSL Certificate for PDIC and airbrakes. Fax Resume To (416) 253-4966 or Call (416) 253-0058 ATTENTION BRENT � �olo_Rs Egwierxed medical RECEPTIONIST/ DICTA TYPIST with computer experience for 28 hrs. per ween. Forward resume to: 601 Harwood Ave. S. State 206 Ajax, Ontario L1 S 2J5 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. HAMM ive vi for two children. Non sm+aker. olerenoes. 427- 0620.(072594) • Our Durham Region client requires your costing and inventory experience within a manufacturing environment. You will examine the flow of raw materials and implement systems and procedures to improve tracking and costing. This is a three-month position. Please fax your resume in confidence to: I'lIL Minacs & Associates -NIlN.1i Fax 905-837-5009 A GMR11I1 Ouote tele #ICA -100 CONDOMINIUM DEVELOPER is seeking experienced receptionist/secretary for busy sales office, in Pickering to work weekends and Statutory holidays from 12:00 to 5:00. Must have Word Perfect 5.1, Lotus 1-2-3, and good typing, hourly rate $7.50. Please fax resume to (905) 420-8680 by Wednesday, July 27 Only those considered for an interview will be contacted. BOOK Kasper, Per Dwn. two days per month. DobUr-Q PXk- sMq area Computers, bL4g4ts. Reply Go J. Filman, CA's. 17705 B Les" St. Un4 1A, Newmarket. Ont I 3 3E3 odors July 29. 1994 (072494' NANW - ins ,r starunq Aug. t Sect. -wc C! ddren. Ages 5 !< 3. DISTRIBUTION SALES We are seeking an individual for Distribution Sales for our newspaper division. The successful candidate will have prior direct sales experience with a background in advertising printing preferred. Our company offers a competitive compensation program with an excellent benefit package. Interested candidates should submit a resume to the following: Oshawa/Whitby/Cladngton This Week Ann.: Retail Advertising Manager P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ont. L1 H 71-5 Machine Builders Required hrlrnediately for our maniu- facturing facikty in Rexdale. Applicants must have a minimum of three to five years' related experience in fabrication and assembly of specialty equipment, preferably in the building of blow - moulding machines. You must also be well versed In the interpretation of bknprk ts, have experience in gen- eral machining and be able to work towards scheduled due dates with minimal supervision. Shift work may be required. Our company offers a competitive remuneration and benefit package. Please send your resume to: Human Resources. We thank all #lose who respond, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. No phone calls, please. SUPREME Tooling Group 166 Romble Blvd- Raxdsne, Ortano M9W 1PH Fax (416) 745.30Y5 LICENSED TECHNICIAN required for Busy GM dealership Call Christine at (905) 642.3655 Dental Hygienist needed for notes ty leave. Aug. 9 through Dec. 29. Experience683-1391 ACCOUNTS Recwvable Dental Clerk for dental office. Dental recapoon e�srisnce and coir, puler literacy preferred. Call Kora! at 831 fi66ti. (072994) 135 "-'; C35 CONSTRUCTION PERSONNEL unisM Canada requires construction ' ct installers for Unlslrut metal framing, Frame, fall arrest systems and other installed Unistrut products. We are looking for certificates or related experience in two or more of the folVAN areas: steel erection, wed deWcal. Knowledge of construction safety and tabour code is essential. Supervisory experience in oorlshudion is a definite asset. Initial work wil be on a project basis, with potential for long-term employment for skilled and conscientious individuals. Fax or send resume to Unistrut Canada Limited, 5135 Finley Ave., Ajax, Ontario, L1S 2E4, Attention: Construction Supervisor. Fax no. 905.683-8987 (no telephone calls please). INSTRUCTOR Class ABZ Instructor required immediately for Ajax area. Must have OSL Certificate for PDIC and airbrakes. Fax Resume To (416) 253-4966 or Call (416) 253-0058 ATTENTION BRENT � �olo_Rs Egwierxed medical RECEPTIONIST/ DICTA TYPIST with computer experience for 28 hrs. per ween. Forward resume to: 601 Harwood Ave. S. State 206 Ajax, Ontario L1 S 2J5 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. HAMM ive vi for two children. Non sm+aker. olerenoes. 427- 0620.(072594) Ir --f Ps %#0101111ilf 71V -OUT Nanny. Whitby - Professional couple requires nanny fa our two d dow ages 4 an 5 in our lame. 3.4 days per ,deftapprox. 10 hues per 0T• dessl� IC rrrpN perience 2842. required. (9o5) 666-2942. (072ti94) NANNY - live/out, erlerpetk. experience, Ispat Non sndtar. � es.3 d driver. nape 7.4 and 2. Late Aug- Aja tis) 427- 5573. 275573. (072694) I DAYCARE � o ms fo' dose to St. Ar*" Daniel Catholic School. Brock! Mapr Oaks. PWse call 603- 0773.(072494) 1 11 DAYCARE ava]M* (WNineW Hwy e2 area) in my home. ,'jearble hours, well-balanced ,eals. Scheduled activities. Cap 695,2692. (0720 ,200 Saslket� mwm- GARDEN PEAS A special variety of tender, young, sweet Pm- - re" eas.Fre" picked, shelled, Hashed, blanched and •tdrvldually lash frozen. Avaliable = at the special harvest price Of 59.75 for 10 lb. . MaclYlfllan Orchards Hwy. 82, between Ajax A Whkby Oren 7 days a week. 9 am. -6 In, Thurs. eve. until 8 p.m. FIREWOOD CENTRE 418,117 $60.00 418'116- $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705.277-3381 Evenings 905.4344665 Fres Delivery to KAYAK, River Runnlnoi• +v-•ae"acer with � 140 conct-on- $x50 Met RIC, ca and pas powered boat Som). $150. fiat Mks, 905- 6 83 -4381 05- 533-4381 or 416-409-9145. .727941 p� ootditn. $200 Oast after. Call after 7 p.m. 693-4626. 072794) INGLIS Mite retrigraor, 24 ` 1200. Hanlon, 127-5406. '2494) �22 I Dom" Hester (9WIIl11b) skis, sills inti!; E�illerksrr TWIllo lr alts 714 AN boots. AMD EMI aik suit" kr Is-im ll- OW, Compk6M SMS O.11ii CALL GU4M OR -on" si+OR= Fpr sate: Craft -uppity. trames. Cherubs, eeeass pa"eed T-shirts tarsL *ONT LAST. Over $1 GLOW In laveoRlc y'a 'Lies wa T11 HuR6. 7-0 P.Y., SAT- a "Y =mb TV. $980. Tiro cert locks. $100 eaaL S k. am" a sad tabun, $400. h 9sV W&S=w wM�S $1gO Ch. Bed, beadboard. Wow $360. Ort and Orlk koom IK 10 pati SIM Pb Orwin me ret Sm and ash Prolt�daft le, $600. 4 re ple csF4mlts un,$3S& Set d 4 C111-2111-8 lardµµ �r Coo alas i0.8 drarar dNssar xl. Candia mkwaawk Sm law nribnm am emm od am 9laa atilt► tttaad, a ondwjablm $O 7s. Bate IBM awhi SISIL 3 door Mo/s 90 and move. slow Ladner * $125, Oak rd op desk Dentwood�a 7t60 fir' $75 'n9 tet. $675. Hunidsler, i. 17 pull konsti 4200, M01 bulk in woo. $H0., am * sidnp ttitdsal x40. 2 pa i Win Wd7rliPt. $180. ) 1�T T'r7S r 1� *i, r rah . '. _t• r•� t w l . . .' • �, t •, 1 -. i .- r/ • , /-. �� R k i, k r -7Y1F � �r�i ��i;s'7rtr -.� • i : � -k*1 - • 1 . , ..� ti t , �4 1 r t { i)'ml T r h :. i'. •-si t ! •TlEri ADrI._� T �1r111BAY, JUt► 1/DiEll♦aai3J- •.. 00 / / 400 RX7 S MOMNG Sale - everything nasi poi FurMWne. corpot. household ito. . Telephone 725.6056, 07294) CARPETS - bis of carpet, 100% nylon. new Win mfte carper on herd. I will r rr 3 rooms, $349.Price induces carpet. premium pad, expert rstmlatlon, fast deivey, free oWnh . (3D yards). Nor 6662314. (TF) MATCHING wood baby *env and change table. $60. Baby swing. sic. vol o arcade spew invaders game. best oller. Cal 725.7306. (071694) AJAX Pidcsrlis Appliances - no ressaeple otter refused. Ally guaranteed. Reconditioned app6ances. Corns mnmke us a duel 42747M. 467 Wuostney Rd. S- Allot. (TF) PATIO Doors - Thermal log; Thermal Gu wd and V" Guard. sm to $1049 Mines inckided). Boa Oual ty for Best Prices. SPECIAL 6 1L thermal guard $525. Call Mon -Fri. 9-6 p.m. 433-2537 or 725.4537. f072N4) PIANOSIGRANDFATHER CLOCKS - Tromendous Savigs . Amid clessaoorn piro sale. Ponos we to own. apt. sio* upright, grand, digital, keyboards. CLOCKS - (fres dolivery and set up). 'Tele Pira wake, 4331481. (TF) 1N w+E TTS ................. HWY.7 R BNOOKLN tela Mazda spelad al elfvr "SPBERRM pane, spoon. ly rail abeehNsy r is 7 Never dflrnfL Phan 7260666 T wirer wirea after S P.- IO60294) PICK YOUR OWN EVERY DAY /1N1� z2 � t.. per.. aces fila injstzlon, pit-, Pb-.pb., pw., Ready Picked Available low kms-. 0-b-0..la. 725- t PP y permlttl Su I �9) s34o. co-4�) Puppies, Beginners, Novice. 1976 Moreedes Benz 3000 Z�danowicz Farm (DIsaN). 4 dor. 6, am. fury loaded, new brakes, new muffler. good Interior.goodgoodr, Asea. Tei. 6669425. (072494) bodygood tkas. Hurry on d* • - - onel $3466 canoed. Cal 427- 9722 anytime, Russ. Open . Sunday. 819 Town Sales. (072894) MOMNG Sale - everything nasi poi FurMWne. corpot. household ito. . Telephone 725.6056, 07294) CARPETS - bis of carpet, 100% nylon. new Win mfte carper on herd. I will r rr 3 rooms, $349.Price induces carpet. premium pad, expert rstmlatlon, fast deivey, free oWnh . (3D yards). Nor 6662314. (TF) MATCHING wood baby *env and change table. $60. Baby swing. sic. vol o arcade spew invaders game. best oller. Cal 725.7306. (071694) AJAX Pidcsrlis Appliances - no ressaeple otter refused. Ally guaranteed. Reconditioned app6ances. Corns mnmke us a duel 42747M. 467 Wuostney Rd. S- Allot. (TF) PATIO Doors - Thermal log; Thermal Gu wd and V" Guard. sm to $1049 Mines inckided). Boa Oual ty for Best Prices. SPECIAL 6 1L thermal guard $525. Call Mon -Fri. 9-6 p.m. 433-2537 or 725.4537. f072N4) PIANOSIGRANDFATHER CLOCKS - Tromendous Savigs . Amid clessaoorn piro sale. Ponos we to own. apt. sio* upright, grand, digital, keyboards. CLOCKS - (fres dolivery and set up). 'Tele Pira wake, 4331481. (TF) 1N w+E TTS ................. HWY.7 R BNOOKLN RD. 4 OR TAUNTON ri PALADEN OOG 08EOIENCE - 4E T 8 Y V t YsTYfalc ALC t IONS ROSSLAND = z WWTBY 230 Articles `anted 111E NN, SELL, TRADE AND COII4 ON USED AND NEW SPORTMG GOODS OPEN 12 PAL - 7 PAL 41011.- SAT. FOR PURCItASE OF USED GOODS ONLY 75 BOU ST AJAX PLAZA) WANTED - BIn Jay Tickets A Ince valve. Cal Bruce at 579- 4400. eat. 207 (TF) LEASE b own vehicles. 100- 1965. $345 down, no Interest, no cell checks, 6667428. (TF) WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE CA$H REWARD For Strap Cars. Trucks KEN'S TOWING 283.6325 190 Ford Ranger with cap. V6. auto, 154,000hhQhway kms., anis condition. =.h with red doth il"kx. $4500 certified. Call Dave. 905-430.5766. (072094) Iv CANADIAN Awz TIRE sa" $49.95 Cara Ligm.Tnxks Ajax WANTED - old and antique 19x4 S10 pickup. extend -a -cab, PALADEN OOG 08EOIENCE - excellent shape. runs Ike a tap. OuaiMW vete WuNY appoved kh- $1800. Cal 7268666. (07204) simuctPolis orh by ex-instructorTraining t YsTYfalc ALC t IONS Polio Dog Training Scrods pool. ®. , Net classes Tuesday JWy 26 - Gabriel Puppies, Beginners, Novice. Our success rate speaks for 20• Ram bi r Trader for sale. ex. Asea. Tei. 6669425. (072494) oeme,t condition. $1500 o.b.o. • - - Cal 7260676. 07.2894) Iv CANADIAN Awz TIRE sa" $49.95 Cara Ligm.Tnxks Ajax WANTED - old and antique GOVERNMENT futon, any" aid Sclraft instruments, china, silver, 18arpins VQ�i E advertising, sporting, toys, t YsTYfalc ALC t IONS damys dos, milk botUs. cc lecture or estlaoa Cal Robot Gabriel COMPUTER Ctersnoe Gaal* Bowen Antiques (905) 655- Receded tnesaapl gags filanmpn Madness - new 14- VGA 6049. Broduit (TF) derail n anew $249. SVGA low rad. OLD and good used tameres Call 416. 322-M $30. Lk wd i.-- from $29.96. poll, swrinp, optical WoWwr rs, coarplOw 366 Computer system je"lry. watches, old China 1902 Guo Tracker 4x4, 5 speed, from $575. 161 King St. E. and plass, antique furniture. amvfm osntn, low n- gsk BoswnanvlMu. (Nary 62)- N7- 432-1676- (072694) factory panty. ►hast be sort 306& (06064x) $10,000 ob.o. Cal 1-705-266 USM Veesage 1200 phhorn tig , 406,4 072M) ism Includes 2P T eIELS, VC heel Chryste► CaraveN felt and cony. Dicier ntodnA_ _ stale sale. our seem. tar In good run. - with OrC, KSU and manuals. DOLLHOUSE kit by ning a SMel blue fir• $NO oJla Cal (III 42"M Stiles W%bur• S. automatic, radio, $3300 Ma►Fri, 9.6 p- P7204 colo 1' 10 lift. Cabirlr driaft arMu0. Phan Mr. MmcUNki t $NOP now for Ck*bmm wed � S Electrical0 OAA CY NA 273 ef4 210 w 4274331 dMp and ShommL Mods voki OUL (Or2a4prr a$6 o6N for 160 OMs Goma. Ioedlad, an of $a close cbeo a* war- inns and sliec6orts /071M4) I* AOD kin-, bkse b ed". dudes at ssltalmaals P= or bATTENTION: ArdsaN and f4$W canoed "o. Cal 723 and bellow. At90 ti Crafts popple. Chrb6 tmm 645, 07264) ello rMs 0OMNI"rto C aaa OaM last cited $Gon shows oto asr "IS tela Maks Cauls, ave der. Va, wommed WOAD Perfect 5.1 (DOS) inreus-, I. lYl9�1d am 2 good air. amMm elres AdtatsstLSopb)►s"pialdeo amuse, address, oimpllsNe d. car Wi $3 tJnen � merging. macros. fonts. rid dns' 4 _' n of yalf PRO" =, waa �' new I graphics and wase- For only (photo sample would be Russ. en Sunday. . arty4irr tM,i$D . $1.606 smile doWe app1ecislsd) Is: Indav«rdsw sip, ons Mucin. payable to EVOIVIIGN CsM Shona. go 811756 Arps Tesco Suss. tOI%tN4) Tecbmkobs. 17410 KMNNIM Ont LOI 190 07204) ML PAL Baa 41. Pidtwit9 OtIL 106 Pontiac Booneville. 4 LIV 2FIL (g72B9q d00A• �•� k"m • rrwcltaelc CAST - I Imo senna 1000 B + A-1. ltularty nue Pans ll". Pill& d o Slmitfaaru clad in dint. abratsmor. bsNry. 100lf. � COPM A r+IVr volas, brakes) tweeds body your $tdng tow and W Mr Oal'T Ma- IRr dmgOsGmsan est � x/500. Cas 41� sm Pdm h eb" etlgst, pd ices LEY sin. baa a G $61C 172x00 end i mmmk 6��` � FN, DOOLEY PET WASTE 016- 160 VW Jena Cant. one pPm,-7 dWaMsek- Call 723- Caster, tlmYtllltsrtae Nttl-rd. �' goes Flue. dm=IL 5413 w 4364m i2J00 0 wm O =M QLbAL Cas 111$6 $600. lOtim; Orals 4 chafe. ed- I" F 1666 Nleaml 2006X, S sprees, okrawe. $125- Took dheft LOOM Ape pips. nous Med• sterosf. 11"i s P 0 PrR. caWa@A SW bds end 4 tunicax00, ANa • SM and n aNWIft. VOL emsti Ca$ p" M►UM mydr, Msdls. Irotuso tarring Not@& very lead -nMor. CO MIC Igl�7BN Paints gum a miNhla los t2300, Cad 619.90$1- (072S@4) 7$9,3124, (IF) 190 Psnssc 000 LE. 4 door. FOR sats - gs call sktgts sass OSHAWA OBEDIENCE V6. elft boded, two tuts POK Htalda 6200 DteltMmlor nets ASBOC• - a kN N�'y � extort I running oar. was $910. W Mme$ aiwss bsdrrs Nmk 4mr noel $?J196 COOROL 4 - m 91 Good shispe. Puppy and attwlosd rwss 427-aT12 arrylirn, Rirs.. revere am o7zlis" wM YI/rMtrr Mosilsa Suer nice crit o choose icons, Open 041111 E FURNITuRE - 1Mgr duxes - ammoos Cas s SSunday. gig Town Sales. fetal pay fel prices? 011e of �reOW.413"M 0N4$q 1r)OmOr_ VWY MoRLfo's oMest and tullrgsr PLIC 9mm tdempllerd M4 eortdiirl l tamissd Asking ,trrtsiafttaers snow Sodkg died to to public- Eg. os k pips rttdy o $° A• shots o-b.o. Can be seen getchar Who tk14M ow er0. circ black and Parnam 4� be 6th0ta9h inn We@L $10 BE* SL eat W 4 ltbw dwhs. SM- r alk � U Phone 434.6920: 427-2=9 ilii able ptldaslel kits es awls ch 07'1) 166$ Fiabad, ISUOO kns-.11x, Slake. $142$, srtbd trails, $gy&Oar apSUM sm9lottioma-46 HOMSEB Boarded, 9000 etaroef, atulsntmfq ill wkseOl. OW an vomwe - =dM wnnul dAp mmaa Tnr. 10 aluminum wheels, amHm 9064@""4.d tNrwNM from Oshawa, $150 cassette. $2500. Excell ent (TF) monthly. Call 697-3079. condition. Call $23-910$. 1976 Soler. 10 M. sloops 4. fridge. clove and furnace. $1200 ob.o. ALSO utilty box trailer, 6x6, SSW. ALSO boas motor and EZ loader. 51500. Cal MS) 2834790. P72W4) STARCRAFT hardtop tent trailer. sleeps 6, clove. furnace, canopy good shape. In good oondlticn- $120M Cast 4361851 or 434-1856. (072694) INSURANCE. open 9-9 by appointment, Monday to Sarrday. hikki 7clo. am and very corripstiova property rates. Over 20 years extoernenoe. Cal PM) 427.3596. (672694) g a /4's Springbok, WHIP Johnson and Trailer, two storage oprtgrunsrert fvewe4 console uMlh widslniMt. 3 rod hddrs, 3 seats. bow mart trollg maw. fish fellow, two bosio lea. Tran- som Saver and anetior. f420C ob.o. Cal 6239107. (072694) NIlTTE3 R0. K OF X01 brAm f ula$ OtralsaW 1 bdrm- bunt apt. 111011 ly hlrn.. $-s-, 008. 8,C-, laundry. thiels. purl i 9 Tla'Md al doer No psIL • 4 • ONAWA a&ptarintalt alo roan. kicllwi% 10011 it bbl rKpliket �. as&= or 166.104 Orkrww vrt Phase eubww . boot koro filo *rein Baran, paA- ing and Me" Ica. $430. 6N- 7634. IO72 M) BLUEWATER PARK WHITBY APARTMENTS 1 bedrootn suites end 2 bedroorn wile$, in immaclllatefy mairlfainsid buldtrp, broadloom. 3 appiarloes, Pod, snooker table, Games room, terms cw,K exercise room, laundry faciioes and covered parking. 101 Kathleen St W. Mon.-Frl. 9.5 & Sat. & Sun. 12-5 571-3522 AJAX 55 FALBY COURT 2 3 3 bedroom apartment in family building. Air conditioning. broadloom, 2 appliances. laundry facilities, saunas and exercise mom, underground perking included. call 683-6021 Ikon. -Fri. 9 a.m: 5 p.m., Sat./Sun.12 p.m. -5 p.m. 33 b 77 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. From $743 - $833. 686-0845 weekdays 8:30 a.m. • 4:30 p.m AJAX Bright one bedroom, private, garden entrance, 4 -pc. bath, parking. no pets. Quiet, non-smoker 6550 month. 1 sUtast. 428-8184 PICKERING basement apartment, close to all amherlbm. W. kisdm . separase erenn, no pets. No tunokrng. $425 monthly. FrWAML 420- SM 246663 siwgs. (07.1494) WHITBY - one bedroom apammenl $625. Two becroom $625 plus hydro. OSHAWA - two bedroom aparneres in hale. SM . krAtres. FrsYlast mortte required. Days, 725-8911 or avenins 6864016. 0eta94) ONE bedroom basement aporb re, very targe• fireplace. flrsMasl aveilsble Asp. 1. $600 air WKk$W re. Cas 726.5241. M72$W) $-AJAX - large two bedroom basement apartment with privet entrance, cortptele kitchen, laundry. parking, non smokers. $665 monthly all inclusive. Available now. 683-1634. (07204) VAOMY - 506 Dundas SL W. Funneled studio apartment in 6 plea, laundry. balcony. own W". 9rden view. no pee- 905- 509-2038 or 416-284-1618. (08104) PIpCEMMG Liverpoolawly, ferpu two . . , , n bmsemrs apartment laundry, parking. available Sept. 1. $700 incknive. No polls. Call 831- 6606. 072@@) Wiffm -taro bodtoan bamla meat apartment, large enewa 6 alkbng SM + AyOro- Fbegba Ilnrmisls Aug 1. Cad 6N•67N- (072/94) PICI(EIWIfi - YAWM M101. one bedresw bwanrw aparrntenl sopmom erwr . non smekw- No plata. (905) 420-201 S. 0%ls8q WESTNEYINWY e2 - one m bed bo-mnrmw aporkrtmrtL private ontraneo, utilities inckide4 4 appswces, no Pols. Available b mrdisay. SM ON"= P72Mcal OW ONE li droomt SM IM ftg Eeapaml kkchon, Sbvwoe SL Aaall" Aug. 1. Includes ulrea Call Jahn or Inlift 436 12$1. 072nd EXCELLENT Hath 6e4laao loctsbn - am and as I - . , rr dupox apmu m*L Analabls Sep[. 1. Fie~ and mknncn 6ftqu6wC No 0T�4jpeb Lyme 43a WEST Hill - ares badman hoes mrd apmbrwrt oodsou o Paul and yard. Isealrtsd asIII gs pints accents, french doors, 4 Phan (410 2972ML F7204) - AJAX - 1mniMnd an bedao , bow nnl apartment• light housekopin9, soflabo for 0" parson only- laundry McMNPL Non urn, bw. an pws- SS2S ntowhy, all incoslse. F11 %K 42a1077. IMM) AJAX - bright spacious one bedroom, separate emrance. CIO" to all amenities, all a Pli , coo Cal eie-a921 &ter 630 p.m. (072694) AJAX - two large bedrooms. 5 pce. betft brerticlest nook on large kitchen. Basernont aprt- ment available now $700 indusrve. Lynne. 4269766. OSHAWA- one bedroom SW_ Two bedroom. $619. CWW and large ureas. Includes able. hole, hot water, parking, new atpphrNM. tenant pegs Moro 4366700 or 404-6222. (TF) WHITBY Downtown - two bedreorrh acearnent on trru floor of ir; . Fridge, stove. cancp Ivry, los of pill". atzees to backyard, available wmnediaWy. FisUtasL no poll References. (905) 4747586. (072694) AJAX - "ArwoodCtemw ts. one bedroom bachelor basement apartment. separate entrance. court location. Available Aug. 1. $575 mor". FraMawt 436 2951. (072694) ONE bedroom basement apamnem. Largs. clean, cable. close to 401. Non smoker only. SM reclusive. Available Sept. 1. 432.6831. (072994) AVAILABLE in 1 hdby apsm- mrm building. spe cous car- petad nsMy poised alparimert with balcony, nose to bus. afntpping. AN cities included. Fir"I a MOAFSd• No pea. Ore be" - $625. Two bedroom $725. T)rss bodow $775. Cat 490-0134. (TF) AJAX - Ings aso l - - arrh boss, mons apnarwll 4 pos. bell -paras entrance. parking. quit tnorrne Man" co upN- "S0 Inclusive. FirsUlast. Rmrrnoms Available Aug. 427- 6666. 072@4) AJAX - are bmdrsorn baewrtes apaekttsrnl 4 pan- bolt *idsn and sta^ sepwaln enaraws, paili No pass. Cas 60 4ML Wlalrw - elarentely apaciar, carttay looted aro bodmorr alpernwo In hone 00 Pool and I II , ttla -. dryer. kktp and own bcbdo& $760 Pkn 18 2 utilltles. Avallalblo kmrrsOlelsly. Cal 7253296. 0%4NM1) AJAX - am bodom baserrtss prerwtL Herr SWW§@ w Rud. 4 Pct• betk rpmas errusmtkw. China Is Go. Non weafter, ro Pow $675 ntrlatly. ArWbb Aug. 1S, Cal PM M61179. (072296) AJAX - newly owwmiftd William 1laseasera poarmaerirtra, now 4 pea. bath, kitchen. ILII' , k pmkb& cditwelt b anoOm Relwrsl� Fhs011wt SM Indoe". 428-7737. 1117204) Wier - one ondroorn spow meant maUW3W Aug. 1. 5560 monlldi Fddg , wpm haw and palling to one cr kck ded- 43aGM or rM2967. 07204) AVAILABLE imladWfi* in Osha - 636 Culbert SI+ two bndraote4 $x76 amrty, flet/ last required. CLoso to bus. ehoppirla No polls. Cas 430- 0134.(TF) WWM -one bedroom been- mwa apartment, close to as anaemias. $485 per month. in - d udw u Mn and prkfng. Cad (906) 6M 1171. (072494) OSHAWA Hospital ares, north of Adelaide and Mary. 1 and 2 bedroom uappa and ground Moor units. $500 monthly a $57S monlNy, both . hydra Avadabb Sept. 1. Cad 434-88M (07204) PICKERING FkwJVLiverpool. one bedroom basement Mo Uneu. 4 pce- both. partiality furnished, cable, parking, al inclusive. Non smoker, no poo, working person or student. $495. 637-0328. (072794) AJAX - newly renov&W one tood,om, basomem apartment, new 4 PCs. bath, kitchen. Trepiaee, soundproof, parking, cable. Walk to amenities, referrals. First/last. $599 inclusive. 426.7737. (072604) 1f MOOO/VVESTIEY - base- ment apartment, one large bedroom, separate entrance, shared laundry facilities. parking. available Aug. 10. Fist/ Last. $675 inclusive. (906) 263- 1075 631075 leave massage. (072901 VERY specious ore bedroom basement apartment, own entrancon, wood stove. Willi Olive area. $520 per month incisive. Available Aug. 1. Cal 728-9139. (072894) PICKERING - one bedroom basement apartment requires mature, single non smoker. $600 inclusive. First/last. Cal 831.3516. (07204) OSMWA - bachelor apartrrxi $325 monthly, fitsViast. Includes rJ utlibw and appl , , I. Lo- c&ed at RitsotvAnhur. Calif alter 5 pent 571.3679. (072694) S.AJAXfurnished one bedroom' tsasomen t aparlmoi private entrance, fireplace. parking, cable, laundry. non smoker. First/last. $575 inclusive. 427-8932. (072494) WHrT8Y - Dovodale Dr.. large two bedroom basement apartment, appliances and unties included. NW. nor thly. Fnstltast required. 666-2264. 07104) AJAX - one bedroom basement apartment. includes parking. 011 via- . 4 pos. both, a a.. all utilities plus table. Access to pool. Single occupancy. Available Aug. 1. SSW tronthly. ;iMVIsi 427.9362. (072694) SLOOOMOCOE - large two bedroom in 46 unit building. swage. Laundry. parking, well rnsnaged. Case to sh ea.Ebs. hom $675 nclusrve. Go,' to 123 Broor St. W. or call coNd 416223S4IS. (TV) AJAX Oxford Towers - 3 bedroom apartment available Sept. 1. IncIludes soleus. swn. ming pool, sauna. Owe! b uidng- close to shhoplowS 401 and GO. From $850 monthly. Cal 6635322 or 683-8571 until 6 p.nn- (072111194) AJAX - wo bedroom basement apartment available Aug. ' Separate entrance. +sundry. cable. par". Non smoker. nc pots. $750 inctuarve. 6636564. (072994) PICKERING - bright. new two bedroom basement t aputnnnt private, laundry. No pets. no amok% R&rwhome required. (905) 837-7835. (07204) WESTHEY/401 and Hwy 82 area Now alpartrrron! bWlyard levet lvinp, dining. kitchen. 4 pce. bath, one bedroom, cramic floors. 5 appliances. some, funtus, $586 inclusive, palkng. Credit check. Cal Sam 4284752 or (416) 3711 07204) dV ARE YOU A s tati6r allyyywotain � a =03",41 badtoala 1 as lam III. OWN pINWA -three bodroom duck KW4nbrMM fenced yaw. bl able Sept. 1. Call 7257052. fD72@ t) PICKERING - 3 bedroom sidsapsl. Iran alapsoas, tama)r roc no i� 1 Ort lades, double g000k era. Inlr, yrd. $1100 plus u m No Pao- W 6 ba (072694) COURTICE - two yew old 3 bsdaoonn irk. Towatir area fridge. dshwombw.11 12 botfw plus Icier wwuM- Samemem nro to form tat, $940 pkrs udkbe. Avoieble Aug. 1. 723400• (071794) PICKERING - main floor of detached bungalow, 3 bedroonu,largo bath and kitchen. air con.. laundry. and Fir g rssViast and references mq ullnd. $660 per nwnah . 23 udbm Avdrb BmPL 1. SM 420-964- W204) E Q.ae? Gant job? You cel buy chalet, 1 nornoury wacn July ea for te price 1Ylas Pry ',i27. sm per week. Cas P94 and aM we 7264k170. (072804) or Biwa. Community F4leldal, 688400 (TF) SPARROW Lake. Muskoka. AJAX - two bedroom, main Ora two and three bedroom housekeeping collages. Sandy floor bungalow, close to swimming and biadpn. everything, parking, share Fee vac From wiltread fa lits •8700 1m/~2 $230.45 weekly. Call 7054MW 2874.(072984) utilities. FinY1nL Cal 418.948- WfSrgrsm@n%. Arsons bud 2350 or 906.427.2836. (072984) . GREAT fishing and lamely FAX -near gMsses7 The Is dw Itlwd mreate, Micah 11. holiday on Rios Lake. 1 hr. kom it" 56.-10}12, X)11111110:11. �e4apbsk 14708411111W , OAKWOOD - 3 bsdloom bun- Oshawa. Modern 2 and 3 9aloerd for rut, $900 • dies' bedroom cottage-, sandy F VlMW, air con., disfavashu, beach, playground, children 113500 lull pry world, camp- MONEY Probiens? Lori, debt run 11/2car garage, avail- program, boat and nw1101-*WL Ing lot, 314 hours east of consolidations, credit . Cal 'kms at 18001L watwhont. Level ground Oshawa, sand beach, trout WfSrgrsm@n%. Arsons bud 32 9054-1905. (072994) to wow. Sww ym wd Coatlgss. fishing. Noe to 10.000 ages erli crsdl raper• F AJAX - bright three bedroom R-93 Haslings Ora. KOL /Y0. County forest Year round road. R. CONSULTATIONS. Ontario Credit Counsellors rOshawa- bungalow. central air. &1U dry (705) 696.2801. (07280) Fred. 416431-1555. (081194) To roo). 433-1425. (TF) faka'Miss. 5875 . 60% utilities. Two bedroom basement LAKEFRONT - 3- bedroom 76 assesof mature (round round complete with shower, T.V., mace• and pine). Year roas BORROW 810,000 pay as ink 650 f + 40% u�ss. canoe. paddleboat. Cale 905- access, approx. 200 K. from $110 per month o.ae. Cal 668.7200 Free 9061868006. 97251) 509,.0913. (07299) Wood Lake, 10 mss east of Bracebridge. Also hydro and Jerry, consultations. Anubis Invest- SHADYBROOKAVIMTES - 4BOBCAYGEOl, Katvartk►as - telephone on property line. non Ltd. (TF) bsdroolm semi, clean, backyard, one car garage, finished ore and two bedroom cottages for July -September, moire lo ItMnag. hunting and basement, $1000 per month. available refiring t IoCateon all n one with Beach. swimming. boats. On room to rpare to only 550,900. • e ' r1ortgages Available brenedirely. 905472- Sturgeon Lake. Cab 705 738 Cal today. (905) 72&3337 or 2343 (leave message)- (072594) 2997. (072694) (905) 7231566. (072694) J ' • • 6 ' . . J ARE you havng hGk*tb 9attiry; a mortgage? Is your bank givnE the nin-a-wurd? Do yol. For Rent, ..- Properties' you need a second mortgage? We mmoow can help. a1 today, 668.6605 IE Oshawa - three bedroom, 4 CLEARWATER - mobiles. A 175 acres plus 5000 ft. Community Financial Services appliances, walkout to patio. Clubhouse, heated pools, hot rarfroM $79.900. ALSO ore (TF) fumed yard. now broadloom tub, tennis. New beaches and acre lakefront distress sal, bright and Clean. Available Sept. major attractions. Children south of Bancroft, asking k 6 1. $900 . utilities. Call 723- welcon . 8275 weakly. Pfnaos y49.900. ALSO 14 aces. only ' $ . • 3681. (072994) shown in your homy. Call 683 $19.90011 (905) 428.6167. (TF) 5503.(090194) Campers e - J GORGEOUS three bedroom ' RECI8VE duet one Quarter d a For Rent I condo. close to famous Clew million dollars in just a few Wafer Beach, pod, jacuzzi, mondall For your amazing free OSHAWA - downtown retail BOO, private yard. available AFFORDABLE Lake Ontario repot, sad a 110 SASE to: store lot rem. 1000 s0 -h.. very now-Ooc. For Inforrtturon and to pietureswe trailer sites now Power. 8 Midtown Dr., Suite reasonable price. Month to view pnolm. 686.9846 of 579- Trema. Fully serviced, mature 194 Oshawa, Ont. L1J 812. month or with lease. For more 3788. (TF) trees, sheltered docking. (071004) nlomukm. call Stew. 576- 6999 7&6999 or Chris. 728-6463. 430 Rooms' FURMISHFD room n oozy a" home. Pickering Viliege. In- cludes laundry and kitchen facilities. cable. share rest d home. Own phone line in room Nice house and gardens. 1. $350 monthiy. reetAast. $740.(072804) WESTNEY Height- - nice spa Cars room, use of m faciari.s Available Aug. 1. 42$-$923 (v72794) ALTONA/SiEPPARD area - room for rent.tired of oomrnAMtg? Live out of town and wale in the Cly. I have t Quiet spa for the right poreon $75 weekly. Lease --Gags 905 -MG -2932. M72SM) DUMBARTON - taatutitul master bedroom in eecbrsbe hone to clean quest person. S--nd- by trees. Private jacuzzir bativooM balcony. Non smoker available Aug. 1. $596. 839- 5$51 (071$9) WHY RENT: !s YOUR DOWN PAYMENT A PROKEN1? Cal ka I YOU wars 10 own a 3 0 4 b*m in Boll-nrnv41a BOWMANIAiL E Hospital area - 2. bedroom bungalow, aluminum sided, thermal windows, hnrdaso, floors. rec room, full high basement, 5OK150 R'kit with shady mule. Eaosftm staeter or retirerr= knorrre. Asking $1111,000. Muco s" Appliances negotiable. Call 6230077. (072904) PICKERING - beautiful 3 bedroom dMaehod. 2 112 bane, wro finished basement. Mont upgrades. Must see. 82121,900 Cal Leo or Lynn. (905) 477- 1901 or (905) 428-7617. (072894) WESTNEY ►gym %ww- WHITBT $124.300. Three loom in Quist hosts air. cable be0loen dstaollsd main boor. shared facilities. Non anwim tamely room mo to we" kR 5400 ntonality. (905) 426-9114 garage' Moe In condition. War (07271) only 10% down. caries for WESTNEYI14WY o2 - one $1000 Including taxes. Ted berdno. 5 appliances. M* Horghto4 Rartilc Sunkni. $$6 imone room. A�va6sils�Aug.«i '(071$04) SM rrlartWy. Cis (OW p1- PRIVATE SALE - Garden/ 615& $172$04) RoasOMW WhNby. $1f1$ 1L `. 1r#EM00L4@Wr a2 - tom If brick 2 storey detachod, 4 hour for July. 380WW Now. towas, 2 U2 haat. double ehmre Idldten and ball trap lark garage. Central vac. early othem 8320 inclusive. 420• Pannonian. 4113615. (060664) 1975. FrAM1 OSNAWA - P *Aw kgs d WNK AJAX - Ave sawamw Rd. gW* csetng, does to osnw of Clean qulet 3 bedroom houiW 2 took. to* OedrO0n1 upper. 3 1001W 4 loos. bath, does to 40U, bedroom lower. tee bay braes Go. Suitable for wakmq s- Prele• woitlwp Lhe to hell. nwa WOW or Mkdem Non sneiw hes to hate wM metgaga Ga 8525 ramody- Can •011811. 7234002. (0721 ) 420-8047. (0TH) "M O•hwa - two mossy 3 ills bsdoom 1 1a b, game% circular stairway, oak ' a*bmdk awad air, *lege, .toes. :142.600. 43442462. PICIt -gI - Prelydard end. EAST Oeb w - detached 2 is slow ft.tlbined hems. Class storey. -mole @rags• 4.1 -.Io GO, anwlaW, co" air. bsdomm 3 beets, 2 wall$ ule In Iwatdry tart. 8480 mllntllfr 1 6 "' lid Peel bUrrrWOUNC oink•. FbOAML Can SM Million deft viva 8131.900. am p72aay Can 6714M or 847.4781. snaking 1 0 waated for IBEAV Valley - sidssplM. 3 master bedroom In 411111141" bedrooms, 3 baths, den, timighbowlssd. Features fa- ennead Omsaalsat pka much sluff ole.. dldMMW- ealds mots. 576641- alter 4 Well. sad chaos. SM women t- *Ail- 972804) able Aug. 1, COMM Jin 4W C001011110 Ont. Lot size, 0oM- p71804) 601165', 4 - 11 " 111ns, 1 111 AJAX - need ons POMOn to baths, new Wks, any walk to ohm 4 ttad -1 twms by 11111111110 1 and schools. Adding No wen tee ebur aria Oen 8121460. Can abler 7 p L 906 ttttlhkosla: Moet No dogs. 9440 472-71744 97'181) •. Cat 4MaM13 laT1e6N 0119.M6 bungalow, North : AJAX - FMny efflnaall1a11 11d Outman - hm tbanr, 0. 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